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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16
ST. PAUL WANTS
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

a GENTS-Two more active agents to sell an
n article bought by every family; big money;
German and Swede speaking agents preferred.
223 East Sixth St, room 3. 167
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DYE WORKS

n l.. JAMTESON, Steam Dye Works-Gents
~. clothing specially. 4l2 Wabasha st. 81
Fsul. Mimi
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SITUATIONS oFFnREp.

Females Continued.
HIRL-Neat looking girl, from 16 to 1S, to as
~ sist in dining room; call early $40 ROBERT 81.
CIRL-Good girl to cook. wash and iron; pr,
VI vate family. No. II Tilton ST.
GIRL for general homework in family of three.
" AIS State ST., West st. Paul.
| EIRL-5S9 Wabashaw ST.; light work and good
| VI place.
| GIRL for general housewerk where also cook
" is employed. at 1875 East Ninth st.
EIRL-Good girl to iron at 351 Wabasha; good
VI wages. Call to-day.
CIRL-Good smart girl to do dining-room
| " work, Immediately, at 81 East Eleventh.
| EEMALE COOK at Union hotel ut once. 8
| HAYES furnishes girls with places free OF
charge; 200 families waiting for your services
impatiently. Call at 4s9 Wabasha, near capitol
1877
uOUsEwORK-A good. reliable girl at 2Ss
II Arundel st; apply immediately )
uOUSEMAID, competent, at SSS Summit
IL ave., Mrs. Auerbach.
HOTEL COOKS, dining-room girls, nurse,
IL second and general Homework, dishwashers;
girls can have choice of places; highest wages at
employment agency, SIT Wabasha st. 1896
uOUSEWORK-A middle-aged woman for
IL general housework. and capable of taking
care of house, P. o. box 264. 3
HOUSEWORK-Good reliable girl for general
|
diately at 2SS Arundel st. l
HOUSEWORK-Girl for general Homework
IL in small family; good wages Apply to Mrs.
AOffett II Summit av. 5 Z
| JOUSEWORK-Compe girl for general
Homework in small family, at $50 East Fiji
teenth st. 1
I ADY COMPOSITOR-Applya at Minnesota
IL Type foundry at 2 O'Clock to-day. Lamber-
| ton Commercial, Lamberton, MINI. 2
NURSE GIRL, about 16. who will make her.
~ self generally useful; German preferred
| 3S4 Walnut st. A
NURSE GIRL; German preferred. 2O5 Good
~ rich av. E~6 8
NURSE-Reliable girl for nurse and second
y work; Irish or German preferred. $50 Grove
ONE POLISHER and two ladies' clothes iron
" ers at Bradshaws laundry, 476 Robert st,
near fremont house 1
DASTRY COOK, dishwashers and laundry
girls at international hotef immediately,s
SHIRT-POLISHERS- frst-class ones;
~ also washerwoman to-day, at 476 Robert ST.,
between Eighth and Ninth; 81 per day.
SEAMSTRESSES-Tw good ones at once
- Apply at 357 North Franklin ST., city. 4
SEAMsTREsS,a also good girl for housework,
~ in a small family, at 172 Rondo st. 3
CEWING GIRLS-Those that wish to learn
- dressmaking or the chart. 253 Norris st. 3
CEWING GIRL-Good; for a short time, at
~ 444 Dayton
SEWING GIRL-Competent; at once, SSl Elk
~ change st.
CEWING GIRLS-365 Carroll st.
ATASHWOMAN. Call at SAT Ashland av 8
WANTED-A good girl for general housework
w and to go to Florida with family next winter
Apply 123 West Fourth st.
w ANTED-Lady agents actually clear $40
w daily with my wonderful new patent rubber
| undergarment for females; lady sold fifty
first two hours. Madam b. D. Little, box 443, Chi
cago, III. 15S-lGT
01 n to 500 loaned on furniture horses.
W Oand wagons; property not removed. r. Dem
& Co, 1862 Jackson, cor. Fifth. over bank. 113*
rI,u1
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SITUATIONS oFrEREn.

4 GENTS-Eirs tclass in Minneapolis and Sc.
IA Paul soliciting accident Insurance. Apply
at room $780, Temple court, between and IL D. m
Monday and Tuesday. First-class wages to good
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FOR RENT.
Stores. Etc.

&TORE-Basement and four upper stories, 81
~ Robert ST., either entire or separate, to suit
tenant. Oppenheim & Kalman. 1928 Jackson st.
l64-73
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A SECTION of good farm land for sale, stu
n ated thirteen miles north of the city of
jamestown, OAK, fifty acres improved and stable;
price 50 per acre; this offer only open for twenty
days For further particulars apply to room No
3, Manufacturer block 1856
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COrner FOurth and Cedar, Union BLOCK
CPECIAL NOTICE-14O lots we will have for
~ sale in Langevins Third addition next week;
now is the time; secure blocks for specula-
ton; they will be worth double within six months
like in our first and second additions.
6iEXER n n 6i1I61iid 16tG lti1 16ft - c.
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THE CIGARMAKERS' UNION reouestst
4 every friend of the labering class to smoke
nothing but blue union label cigars. I5O2m-Sut
WANT TO SELL half or whole of restau-
w rant. Call at 513 Washington av. south.
Minneapolis
OCOsOOU Temple Court. Anoka Pressed
Brick Company.
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T OF 4, BLOCK 46, Kittson's addition to ST.
~ Paul. on Pine st. Apply ST. Canada st.
16l-67
TWO FINE LOTS Maple av. west front
l. between Sixth and Seventh sts.. cheap
Call for information at 155 East Seventh st. 1910
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RUS-A twelve passenger country bus, in good
y condition, cheap; call OF or address No. 243S
Fifth s., Minneapolis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-08

die. 9aiier Grans Soiepb e%r0ffuete Die
5ibunger peribnli6 nit elmer Sbrpns
rebe, in wel9er ct fi@ aud iiber bic bull
garif6e 5rage ausipra9. @r meinte,
es miHe Oeferrei6= nngarns Beftreben
iein, iene9 treitigteiten gu lrcalifren unb
in @emeinidaft nit ben iibrigen Md6s
ten bic &ube unb Sronuue in Bulga=
rien tpieber ber3uftenen. Or. @molfa,
Der grdlibent beg &ei9sratbs, un5 Der
ungarii9e Premierminiter Sis3a fabf=
ten bies ban1t nod beg Weiteren aus.
iubem fe Die Nothmenoigfeit betoHten,
baB bic perwidelte politii6e Situation
Oeiterrei1 Dor allen 9ingen 5wingen,
fit ole @oentualitdten f%riegsberett 5u
fem. DemselndB bat man benin aug
bei6loHen, ale meiteren grperlmerte
nit ben perI9iebenen SpItemer pon
&epetirgewebren auf3ugeben uno oas
vSpfem Mannle9er" a%n5unebmer.
NGit Dir umarbeitune Der iebt gebrau9s
ten 6interlaber in fol6e Wannle6erz
@epetirqemebre fol- nun fofort bego1ts
men tperbeu, mnb man beabfi9ti9t, ole
orosen ftaatli6en @emebrfabrifen in
gtepr, prebburg uno peftb unausgez
iebt Sag uno Na6t arbeiten gu lat1er,
bamit penisftens einige @rrtee : &orps
bis gum Srabiabr nit ber
ueuen Wafe arm1irt merben f6nnen.
Mugeni6einli9 bat man @runo gu Der
Mnnabme, baB man biefe raffnirten
Morbperf3euse i'm nd6ffen Jriibiabre
notbmenbig brau@en wirb. S9one
Wusfimteu!
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ism. SBaiua & gpbm.

unfere Sauptnabrung 1T uno bletbt
bas 6leii9, unb INN fol6es frii9 uno
gut gu %erlangen, faan mon 1ll1mo9ltg
einer auperldifgeren Marft finoeu, als
ben BON Wm. 96fing & Sobr, afo.
511 @be. 6. Sic 9erren babetl Dem
@ei@mad ibrer &unben &e6nuag ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tablihement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erri6tet, tpelfe ellen
Wnforoerungen fir @rbaltung urb @ntz
fernung fddbli6er Sngrebiensen bes
5leii1es entipri9t. Sic baben beftdrs
Big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groben
8orratb bon Waiibieb, aus pelbem
nur bas 8elte fiir tire &unoen getpdblt
mirD. Wer reel bebient fein mill, Der
belu9e ben Marft, So. oil
Mbenue s. l,lOtl1
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q d t !

q. 8. Sus & Co., $50. 266 Cont
neree ; @trabe, perfaufen bic feiniten
6errnz unb Oamen : MDbenaaren, To-
tpie S1ube uno &leiber gu erfaunli9
biaigen preiien. I'm sefdaigen 8elu9
miro aebeteu. 81, 9,tum6M
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0ierstetdbrtee Grfahrnne elmer
alien Q~S6rfertft.

Wrs. Winslpws 9Ootbins @hrup wirb
BON elmer Ger beften Dcftorinnen unb ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieten. @r tpurbe leit 40. Sahren bon
Miaionen, BON Wtittern uno 9inbern nit
rie fehlenbem @rfOlse sebraudt, iOwObt
BON benz 6 Gage alten 8inbe, wie BON erz
madienen 8inbern. ST beieitist S4drfe
i'm Masen, befreit bon Winofolic uno ree
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er perfdaft fir ain=
Der unb Wiatter 8uhe unb WchlbehaSen.
Wir slauben, DuB Der Shrup bas bette
unb fiderffe Wittel 1T sesen Dpienterie
unb Diarrhre bel Sinbern. slei&piel OBJ
burd 3ahnen peru.iadt Ooer oard anbes
re uriaden. Cine @ebruu&sanweiiuus
wirb ieoer Glaide beiseseben. 81 1T
feins ddt, menn ni6's bas 6aciuile bon
Curtis u. Berfins auf Der NuBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten it,. Su allen Npo,
tbefen 3u BADEN, bic 6laide rs Gents.
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@mmSerbare a,re,,.

US .. Sobf u. Co., @boIefaIe unb @etail
Drussiten bon Nome, Ga, iaat: Seit apei
Sabren fibren mir Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY,
Electric 8itters unb 8udlens arniea SaIbe,
uno ba5en ME Seilmittel sebabt, bic fd better
b~erfauften ober mebr 8efriebisuna aepabrten.
Sic baben einise punberbare Ruren in unierer
Sta6t b~epirft, namentlid mebrere Gaae bon
nirfli6er aus3ebruns iinb burd ben @ebraud,
Ginger Glaf9en bon Or. Sings Neip DISCOVERY
qebeiIt porben, in 8erbinbung nit electric
Bitter. @ir garantiren biefeIben ftets.
Bum gerfauf BEL u. DreiS.
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g.. s.. WeaQer.

205 Weft : @ommercefraB e,
bdlt elm grDBes unb iebr g~emdbltes Sas
ger BON Sapeten, &puleaur,
BiIberrabmer unb Sci t e II.
unb ferner neben 3ei6nen>M aterialten
aner Mrt. Garben unb Intreiz
der : M aterialien, Defenders
9ammers ferti9 gemtf9te
6arben, bic beften unb biligiten i'm
Marfte, bic unter boiler @arantie bers
fauft merben. Sen # t. unb g p e.
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
i6lagenbe Mrtitel; tporin 9err Wlhltr
oas grDBte 2ager i'm @eiten beg Staa=
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe perz
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Cite Der Wretfe:

1857 8ebinne i'm 8etrase BON 1926, 500
eH- gafrasen fir gsenten, foiuie Slater
fit Clubs t0nnen nur in Der Office IN Neb
Orleans semadt tperben. -
Bese ndberer austuaft f@reibe mar beutlit
bic sanse MDrefe.
Mtan idide @elb bur4 Yoffal " 0.
ten, GrpreB Wouep Srber, Stem Ocri
Wediel auf Stem Orleans.
8riefe nit @urreneb unherdnbert pet @rpreb
@ir sablen @rrrestofen.
M. u. Dauphin,
STEIN Orleans, Ga.
Mam a~brefire resiftrs1te Briefe unO feas
9. 8. Mfoneb Srbres aus auf bic aep Orleana
@ational 8ant, Stein Orleans, Ga.
@bmarb Woore, Msent,
221 aeeamia STRIDE, Gan aatoniO, 2eras
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edbut, ppr Walaria.

Das @orbeusunssmittel 1T bic weit'
befannte unb beriibmte fiibli9e Wranet:
9iDer &egulato I
rein pegetabilii9, fdrfenb, abfabreno
uno sditeberbeferno. @s tpirft f9l.unt=
ger i'm &uriren aler Gormeu malari'
I9er &rantbeiten dig @alomel ooer Obi.
min, obne bic na9tbeilisen G0lgen, nit
bemen Der @ebrau6 Der lebtgenannten
Mittel berbunben lit. Htmm baher ben
@eaulator, er mirb beine 9eber, Niererl
un6 Ddrme In pDIiger Oronung bal
ten unb Du tpirft ME cine erperimen
tale &enntniB beg Wortes Malaria be-
f0mmen.
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l1nibertrefflide Nn3iehuns!
l1eber cine talbeIlMfi1icn perlcDf.
Q~puiItara State yptterp So,

~ wv
Diefes Snfitut Durbe i'm SABRE 1858 fit
grsiebunss. uno Bobltbatisteits . 3pede bon
Der Staatstesislatur fir ben 3eitraum bon
finfunbapanais Sabren seiesli4 incorportrf
nit cinem 8apital bon 100000 gu ueldem
fe ieitber einen 9teferbefono bon $4,000 BIN.
a~usefigt bat. Durd elm Neutrality-suspicious.
8otum tuurDen ibre &e6te elm Ebeil Der sesen-
mdgtisen StaatSeon f~fitution, ansenontmen an
2. December 1879.
Sbre sroBen 8iebun9en bon etnael.
men Mummern inben monatlid fatt.
Miemals pirb eine soiebuns berfdoben. Man
leie nadfolsenben Rlan.
@rpbe u1pnatltae 3tebuns
in Der Neabemt Of Wfuic, Seem Srleans,
Dieuitas ben 9. Mopember 1886.
100000 Tidets gu S. iebes. grud.
tbeile in Jinftel i'm YerbdltniB.
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Die untersei6neten 8anfen unb 8antiers
tperben alle @eipinne in Der 2ouifiana Staats>
2~otterie, bic ibnen praientirt %tusroen, ausaablen.
s. $. Sslesbn, Yrdi. Ga. Scat. 8anf.
s. ". Rilbretb, Brai. State Scat. 8ant.
u. Balbmin, Yrdi. q. 8. Stat. Banf.
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Cur Nptis fir @erii6erte.

0om /. September 1886 an DerDen
ale iseuer.0 erf6erunss Policen nu1
nod @iuaablung Der prdmlen IN casn
abgeliefert.
6annie $ .Jloriar, G.W.SaD& %:
%. u. 8onnnge, u. Wtoge,
smith & g., 5ran3 glmenoOrf,
81. u. Doung, Sbos. i. Sraoh
Waenten.
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Die ~Treie preife fit gegas''
cot BON aaea oeattf@ 8 tegantfGer
Sett.tneen BITE ar6ste Mbonmetstett'
sabl.
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Whpfpdrdnhiett.

9ie neuelie Mooe bon photographer
1T bas ~iogenannte Scroll pboto" III
Ga0amaDs @alerie. 9alielbe miro pom
8rpf. @ibion, friiber in @bicago, an9ez
fertigt. 9erielbe 1T Der bette &etoubeur,
Der ie in San Nntonio mar. Alb St>
S%oufDn5traBe.
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Weme @aaren Wcue @aarem!

z m . n6ereIIaS d bsStDre E,
gde 9ouftontraBe 6 Mpe. s.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella @6ubs
fore bat bic 6flideu Mdrtte befu9t
unb einen iiberrai6enb rei6baltigen
8orratb bon S6uben fur Samen uno
2inber, fopie fiir 9errer eingefauft.
Sic Maarett finb bor3igli@: bauerbafi
mnb iebr preispirbig. Seoe Camille
folte es fi@ our 4ufsabe MAIDEN, ibren
Bebarf ait S9ub3eug i'm @tnbes
relIa Storea gu faufem. Glio pers
gebt ni9t ben
@inbereIIa S@ubsStpre,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05
surreme court pecl.lon..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The supreme
court to-day rendered decision upon
the petition OF paymaster General Joseph
b, Smith OF the navy department that u
writ of prohibition be issued restraining
the secretary of the navy from further
proceedings against him by court martial
for onenses alleged to have been COM
mitted In connection with the administers
ton of his functions as chief of
n buresn OF the navy depart
ment. Snch petition had been de.
MED by the supreme court of the District
Of Columbia, and that judgment was af.
flrmed by tie supreme court.
The United States court also rendered
decisions In three cases, known as the
Mississippi railroad commission cases
The Judgment OF the circuit court, from
which these are appeals, was rendered
and cases remanded The railroads con.
cerned are the Illinois Central, Mobile
Ohio and New Orleans & Northeastern
The principle involved is the right of d
state to pass laws controlling In certain
respects railroads which extend into
other states. The decision was favorable
to state control.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05
Getting Down to work.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.---The most inter,
esting and important feature of the pres
ent week in the house of representatives
Will be of course the announcement OF
the membership of the various
committees which will formulate
the work TO be done by the Forty-ninth
congress. Throughout the holiday recess
Speaker Carlisle has been busily engaged
In forming committees and to-day he oc.
cupied one of the rooms at the capitol, and
denying himself to all callers, devoted
himself TO the completion Of the task.
Unless something unforeseen should hap
pen the result of his labors will be an
nounced to the house tomorrow imme-
diately after the reading of the jour
nal. Then in obedience to an
order OF the house the call of
states for the introduction OF bills and
resolutions will be resumed at the point
where IL was interrupted by the adjourn
ment for the holidays. The call will
probably not be completed until late
Wednesday afternoon. The 1904 bills in
troduced the day before the recess were
introduced by eighty-nine members, an
average of over eleven bills
to each representative. Should
this average be kept up, nearly
5000 additional measures will be referred
on Tuesday and Wednesday TO the newly
appointed committees. The Hoar presi-
dental succession bill remains upon the
speakers table, and though an attempt
may be made TO pass 1t by unanimous
consent, it will in all likelihood be re-
ferred TO the committee having jurisdic-
ton over its subject matter. Should this
be done the house will find itself Thurs
day without any business before 1t and
an adjournment until Monday will proba-
bly, be taken to enable the committees TO
organize, to consider and report proposed
legislation.
The bill to fix the salaries Of judges OF
district courts, and the resolution Of in
quiry with regard 10 the action OF the
authorities OF Dakota, are the unfinished
business of the senate. The committees
OF that body arc expected TO begin work
in earnest during the week, and 1t Is ex-
pected that not much Legislative work
will be undertaken In the senate other
than the consideration of the second
measure named. Probably large part
OF the time of the senate will be spent
with closed doors In an endeavor TO dis
pose of the great number OF accumulated
nominations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05

dreds daily, all OF them commencing the
position he has taken and urging him to
stand ilrin In support of the silver dollar.
While the bulk of these have come from
the West and South, not few have
been sent by residents OF the East.
Among the tributes of commentator
that reached Senator Beck by mail during
the holidays was one from the youngest
daughter OF jefferson Davis OF Mississippi.
IL is neat little water-color painting
representing silver moon looking down
through sheen OF silver clouds upon a
prosperous landscape, Underneath was
written in Miss Davis hand "Diana's
Tribute TO the Champion of Silver" 1t
is perhaps fair TO say that all commenda-
tions he has received failed to please the
senator as much as this little picture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05
Indicted for Felony.

SAN Francisco, GAL, Jan l.--Tyler,
the leading counsel for Sarah Althca
llill Ia her famous case Tor divorce
against the late cN-Senaiorl sharon, was
indicted ito-day blythe g7and jury iorielony
The crime with which he Is charged Is
being party TO false affidavit IN
which witness, Mrs, Clarke, is made TO
say that Sharon had secretly told her
that Miss Hin was his wife. Two
other persons, James Il. Brown
and Mrs. Well, were recent
ly convicted Of the same offense
with which Tyler is charged, and are now
serving term Of Ave years in the state
prison. Tyler was granted week in
which TO file his bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 1.-The develop
ments in the Knoch murder case to-day
are OF somewhat startling character.
The skull OF the mother, who was said
by the county physician at the post
norton TO have been killed by blow on
her head, was brought to the city and ex-
amined by q quartette Of physicians.
They declared that death resulted from
pneumonia and that the fractures which
County Physician Owen found were pro.
duced by himself In removing the top OF
the head TO examine the brain. The two
sons, Herman and Gustave, who were
placed under arrest early yesterday morn
ing, have accordingly been released.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05

LINCOLN, NEB,, Jan. 4.--The snow
storm has ceased in this vicinity, but the
winds continue, though with less velocity
II Is the worst blockade ever known, and
extends from the Missouri river 10
points $50 miles west. Snow fences have
been no protection, as the snow
driftod over them aud across
cuts twenty feet deep. II viii all
have TO be shovcled out as II Is too hard
for plows. The Burlington main
line has trains moving at
snail pace, but all branches will
be closed for ten days or longer, The
temperature Is mild, not go-
Ing below 10 above zero. There
isno danger OF a famine In coal or ther
necessities at any point unless another
storm follows closely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05

specia, to the Galotte.

oPtuIhI 70 INC NatnlIn'
san ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. i.--Locarlo
Rios assaulted Juan Juarez with large
pocket.kniie in saloon ON North Flores
street yesterday, aud stabbed him In the
back just between the shoulders, making
a very deep and ugly wound. The quar-.
rel arose over small matter OF 80 which
Juare2 owed Rios, Rios was arrested,
and Is now in the county jail under a
charge OF assault with Intent TO Kill.
Juarez Is reported as being very low
from the less OF blood, though out Of
danger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05
VOL. XI: NO. l6l.

canoe in an early report would be to seat
the ten Republican members, Il that
should be the ilndjag OF the committee.
and thus increase the vote which will be
cast Tor Senator Sherman for reelection
Judging from the current expression
among the Republican members OF the
legislature, there appears no reason 10
doubt that Senator Sherman will succeed
himself, regardless OF the final decision
In the Hamilton county cases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05
Done ny Desperadoes.
Special TO tho Gazette.

FL PAso, TEX, Jan. i.--To-nlght about
s o'clock julius Bossilier, a well-known
German resident of Paso Del Norte, was
killed in that town by several despcradoes
who entered his establishment TO rob the
money safe. His brother Robert was also
badly wounded.
The murderers are supposed TO be from
this side of the Rio Grande, aud tonight
all avenues Of escape from Mexico are
guarded. The Bossiliers conduct brew
cry and Touring mill near the Mexican
Central depot,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-05
THE ONO sENAToRsHIP.
The Hamilton County Contest WIN Not
Affect the Result.

SHERMAN HAS wALKovER
COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. 1.-The house
OF representatives adopted resolution
this afternoon referring the election re-
turns on representatives from Hamilton
county TO the committee ON privileges and
elections to investigate and report by
resolution as early as possible. The com
mittee Is given power 70 send for persons
and papers. The Democratic members
from Hamilton county now occupying
seats are privileged to appear before the
committee and produce testimony TO
maintain their rights to the seats. The
Republican members do not claim that an
Investigation or contest IL proposed In
the resolution, but ask an examination OF
the face OF the returns with view 10
making a prima facia case against the
Democratic members who presented cer-
tificates and were sworn in to-day. There
IL division Of opinion as TO whether
the examination will be deliberate, or
whether report will be made In the next
week or two. The only political signil-