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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29
ISM. QBHtna & gpbn.

l1nfere 9auptnabrung 1T un6 bleibt
bas 5leif6, unb UNI fol@es frii@ uno
gut gu erlangen, fann man unm6gli6
einen auperldfigeren Marft finben, als
bet bon Wm. 96fling & Sobn, No.
511 Mpe. s. Sic 9errett baben Dem
@ef9mad ibrer &unben &e6nu1g GEE
tragert unb in ibrem GtabliRement eite
falte 9uftmaf6ine erri6tet, pel6e allen
Nnforberungen fit @rbaltung unb Gut
fernung f6d6li@er Sngrebien3en bes
5leif6es entfpri6t. Sic baben beftdns
Dig in ibret 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb BON Maitbieb, aus uel6enl
ttlr bas 8efte fir lire Gurben setpdblt
tpirb. Mer reel bebient fetn tDil, ber
beiu9e ben Martt, $50. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10tli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29
STRENGTHENING Grfahrnne elmer
alteu WGrferttt.

Mrs. Winslpws Soothing Shrup mtrb
BON elmer ter belten Dcftorinuet uub ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten per>
fdrieten. gr purbe felt 40 Sabren bon
MiliDnen, BON Mittern unb 2tnbern nit
uie feh1enbem GrfOlSe asbran4t, icwphl
BON benz 6 Gage alien &inbe, mie BON err
wadienen Sinbern. St beieitist Sadrfe
int MaSen, befreit bon Winbtolie nno re-
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridaft far 3ins
Der unb Mitter Ruhe uub 8Ohlbebasen.
Bir slauben, bab Der Shrup bas beffe
unb fderite Mittel 1T sesen Dpienterie
unb DiarrhOe BEL ainbern, slei&piel Of
burd 3abnen peruria4t Ober burd anbe.
re l1riaaen. Cine @ebruudsunpeiiuns
mirb ieber 6lai@e beiseseben. SO if
feins ddt, wenn ni@t bas Saciimile bon
Curtis u. Bertins auf Der &ubenieite Der
@inpaduns enthalten 1T. Sin allen Npc>
tbeten gu baben, bic Tlai4e rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29
Mmset9e fitr Gomtraftore,t.

Mapors Office,
San Mntonio, Ser, 21. Sept. 1886. {
Sn ueberein1immung nit benz bort
Stabtratb am 20. Sept. 1886 anges
nommenen 8ef9luIie tperoen big gum
IL. Sftober B. s. - l1br Mittags in
pbiser Office perfiegelte Mngebote fiir
na9ftebenoe in Contract aussugebenbe
fdbt. Nrbeiten entgegenommer:
@rabeliren BON %, 1000 Square Orbs.
Gabrpea nit Selforb @runolage;
ueberfa9ung bon $4,000 Square
Oaros grabelirter GabrftraBe;
$500 GubiffuB DDla=@oHen;
5000 RubiffuB Mbaugsr6bren.
pldne fin6 eri9tli9 III Der Office
bes itdot:: Sngenieurs, bon ND aud
@opien Der Spciicationen be5ogen mere
ben f6nnen.
geim @itDs@lert fino our 9i9erbeit
bes betr. 8onbs dig @emdbrleifun5
800 gu binterlegen. Ser 8etreffenbe,
beien Mngebpt angenommen miro, bat
cine ii9ere unb berldBli9e 8irgf6aft
gum 8etrage bon 80 pgt. ber Contract
Iumme au ftenen.
9ie Stabt bebdlt it6 6as &e6t Der
3uridmeiiung irgenb zines ober aaer
Angebote bor, iowie aud ienes, bic
oben abgei9dbten NrbeitszQ uantitdten
iena@ ben gema@ten 8epiaigungen gu
bermebren ooer gu berminbern.
Ollie Mngebote mii1en abreiirt iein
8rDan @aIlagba1r n,
22,9-16,10 MaDor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29
6. S. WaaQer. WhpIefalez uni

= e.. S. Miiaer, Wbolefalez unb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Selen, Mus
Hrei9ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fein groBes
Eager in bieien Nrtitelr gu Stem Dort
Preiien unb ma4t gata befonoers auf
Ben gepdblten @orratb BON Bilbarn:
@brpmos, &upfers unb 9tabtti9en,
9elgemdlben unb pbantafte gtlbertt
aIer Mrt, ferner auf Die gei@madboae
Mustpabl bon 8~ilberrabmen Der oler'
moberniten Gprm unb auf bic Maes
umfaFenben -3ei9enmaterialen auf=
merffam. Ollie @uftrdge fitr irgenb cine
Der obiget 8rau9en tDeroen prompt
ausgefiibrt; 8ilber bon ieeer @r6Be eins
gerdbmt unb ole Mrbeiten m6glt1ft
f6nea unb gut beforgt, bic in bas Sud
fmlagett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29

muBten ibm natiirli9 5u's Srodnen
oben an Oed bringen, 6aB bic Sontte
linn bef9einen fonnte, uro benin murbe
er ieben Sag 5peimal geb6rig un1ge'
f6aufelt!
Oas batten mir MI ION biersebn So
ge gema9t unb er tpar i9on gang nett
mieber angetrpdnet, als pl6Bli9 zines
Sonntagsmor9ens (i6 weiB ben Sag
mod, pie beutel) bel gan5 rubiger See
Elm fir6terli6er Srfan auffam, Der oil
ben @olbftaub in 5 Minuten raoitablez
mang bpn's 9ed beruntermebtei 9as
Glu1en bon uniern &aptein Smenfen
f6nnen sic iid poriteIe1t -
Sier bielt &rii6an @rotinut einen
Moment inne unb fab ft9 nit triumz
pbirenben Bliden int &reiie UNI. Damn
f6loB er feline @r5dblung nit folgenben
Morten:
11nb miFen Sic aud, meine 9erre1s,
tpas oas 1ltmmfte bel ber gan5en Sadie
tpar2 Das @olofaubiluden mar es
Die fdmmtli9e Manni9aft bat in Bite 5
Mtnuten 10 bel @olbfaub iluden mill
fen, baB tpir Elm gauges Sabr na9ber,
tpertt mir irgenbmo ans 2anb tparen
unb mas fauften, BLOB aus3uipufet
brau6ten, bean lag bic 8e3ablung i9or1
auf'n Slid!
unb babon, meme 9errens, bon bic.
les Golbfaubiluden, f@reibt fi9 aud
nod beutautage meine groBe S~nritigtett
ber unb bas prideln inn gals tperb'
i6 tpoa mettr 2ebtage ni6t mebr log
tuerben !il-9e 9ittiens, MAIDEN Sic
mid mod en- &rod sure@t, abers einer1
ga1a trofnen, pbne aQem Waier!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29
Mnfreauna tn SeraS.

@roBe Mufregung hur6e in Der nm9eaenb
bon @aris, Seras, burd bic @eneIune bes $rn.
S. 6. gorlss bsrtOrsernfem. Derislbe par %
biiIaos, Oae ct f6 i'm 8ette ni6t berumsubre.
ben, ober nur ben aOpf gu bebsn bermo9ts. Sc.
hermann eIaubte, ba6 ct an Der ausaebruns
ferbe. eine %robeFaf6e bon Dr. Sings Nen
DISCOVERY purbe ibm sei6idt. Sierburd fiblte
ct id aetraftiat uno faufie cine srObc GIaf6e
un6 cine S&a9tel bon Or. Sings yletp 2ifs
Yils, nnb nadbem er awei GIafdsn bapon elm.
senommen bate, mar er sefunb uab bate Sc
Sfunb an 8leild eeponneu.
Gratis. Strobe aafden bel u DreiB. @rOss
Glafden 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29
Sci Sruufeubplb

1T F6 ielbit, fopie ieiuen G%reunoen
eine Sat; ba aber 8etrunfenbeit eine
&rantbeit pirb, 10 erforbert 6ieielbe
Elm u%ngep6bnli@ tpirtiames 9eilmittel.
Mer einmal BON benz d9ter 3eilin'f9en
simmons iber Regulator
eingenpmnte,t bat, erfldrt, baB biefer
Die Sober In Sbdtigfeit iebt unb ben
Srganismlss 10 ftdrft, baB bic @ier
mad itarfen @etrdnfen 5erit6rt pirb.
Sic 3ittrigen, &erp6ien, @edngifigten,
folter gum &egulator greifen als einem
Stdrfungsmittel, Tim bic 2eber 1T
@ang gu feBen, bic 9dmme gu reguliz
ren, bas @efibl allgemeiner Niebergez
f6lagenbeit unb suglei6 bas 8erlangen
mad S@naps gu beieitigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29
Weue .2saarem! Wcme @aarem!
m@inbereI1aG 6ub>5tore,
gde 6%ouftontraBe & Mpe. s.

6err Baum bonn Cinderella @6ubs
fore bat bic 6itli9en Mdrfte beiu9t
l1nb einet iiberrai9enb rei6baltigea
8orratb bon G9uben fir 9amel utlb
&inber, iopie fiir 9erren eingefauft.
9ie Waarert finb boraigli6: bauerbaft
unb febr preismirbig. Seoe Gamilie
iolte es fid sur Aufgabe MAIDEN, ibrert
8ebarf an 59ub5eug I'M @tnbes
reIla Store s1 faufer. 4lfo pere
geBt nt@t ben
CINDERELLA 5@ubsStore.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29

0UtVSH NUN
sss, 12s NIB 9ss Masti>e tsaee,
Gan Mnfcutc XeTN9&
9aben foeben erbalten:
SIREN 1erbF- unb Binter : 8ebarf bon
.. Qanbreth & Sohn @arteas
unb BlumensS amen.
Inter anberm nene Grnte sraut> unb Spinat.
Gdnlen, frite 8obnen unb grbien fur Serbf>
pTau3nng, Binter.gioegsu unD Gerite, Milet,
Sorgbuul u. 10.
1000 @fuub neae ernte &ib. Gamen.
30 Yfunb Gil 9afo 8piebtl> Samer.
200 8ufbeI e4ten Sobnfori @raS. Sanaeu.
aafetl. unb Haffure @ra8 . Samen, alfalfa,
rofben unb ueiEen 9lee. Samen.
ggenten fur 9bos. Meife & Cos 3entudb
BIne @ras SuIfb Yaiise, bic beifen, einfa6fea,
tdrlfeu uao b~iuisFen @eit . @fase int Marfte.
asenten fir bie beribmteu
Brin1y e,
9fanet II. eamensrils, 9anb . Yfiise unb
&uItibafors, Belle gttb Suffer. S@neibeulaf9s
men, 0uH. 8. Hre6t Burfmafd inen unb But.
der tltenffIien, Sarrifon Bros. g 90. 9eruifdfe
Darben, SobnHous GalFmirfarben &c.
Carl s.. Muths Bienenrauder, 0cniss
@rtraetcrs unb Weher,
sles su ben nisOrisfen grsifen.
i. Huth fl Sohn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-29
Cages > Weut8feiten.
SmIanb b.

- Sem Gtaatsantpalt in @bicagt.
purben - @riube gegen bic 9erurtbets
lung Der Mtar9iten etngerei9t.
= Nm 20. tpurbe in st. SbDmas
Elm grbbeber ~berfpiirt.
- Muf San Domingo purben bic
GebeIen Bel Mguacat unb @ierra ges
get6lagen. 12 &ebeaen tpurbett get6b>
tet unb 5 pertpurbet. General Sabares
mar unter ben @etbbteten.
= Srob Der g~egentbeiltgen 0erf9es
ruugen glaubt man in Stem Orleans
pielfa1 on bas Grbbeben Wiggins.
Cine gauge Mdb6enf6ule 1T gei9Infz
fen tporben uno bic 2ebrerinnen ftno
nod Sennefe gegangen.
= SSn penoiplbanien foDobl, pie
in Mrfanfas 1T bic 2ungenieude unter
benz &inbbieb an atDei perf@iebeuer
punftert ausgebr09en.
9ie Mei1eniteller mebrerer gis
fenbabnen in Cincinnati babem INN b6s
beren 2obr geftrift. Sc betrift bic
GincinnatisW aibingtpn 8abn, bic Sbio
unb Miififippi unb bic Cincinnati,
6amilton uttb 9aDton.
- Mehrere gr6beber tuurben aufs
geue am %. tn @barleifDn berfpirt.
- Manning mill feline Mrbeiten i'm
@9abmeiters 9epartement Dieber ibers
ne6me1t, 5obalb es fibler getDorben 1T.
= Sn darlington traf Die Na@ri9t
elm, baB amerifanif9e Miifiondre in
apai Yiug In China beraubt unb pers
trieber tpurben. Sbre 9dufer finb ries
be~rgebrannt tpprben.
MusIanb.
Sn Wien berridt sroBe Mufs
regung In GoIge eines gbolera SALES,
BET am ~. september our Mn5eige ges
langte. SIS mar cine Grau, tpel9e bas
erfe Spfer BET 6eu9e tpurbe.
= Sn 2eip3tg fam es am %. Sept.
au einem 1efti9en 9anbgemengs apis
fhen ettpa 400 Soctalbemofraten unb
elmer groBen Mn5abl bon Poli5iften.
Sic @ocialiiten gaben einem ausgeDies
fenen 3hbrer, Namens S6umarn, bas
@eleit aus Der @tabt, als fie BON Der
polt3ei in bari6er Weife aufgeforbert
tpurben, fi@ au serffreuen. Als mon
bieiem Befeble ni9t Golge %leitete, tuolz
ten Die poliaifen 8e%rbaftuugen por.
nebner, bierbei fan, es iebn1 5u Sbdts
Ii9feiter, bic barnit enbeten, baB bic
poli3iften fi@ auritdsteben n1uBten: Nuf
beiben Geiter fieleu aablrci1e ernftli9e
0eruunbungen Dor. Spdter febrte iez
bo9 bic poli3ei in GROCER 8eritdrfung
auriid uab nabn1 nun aablrei6e 8ers
baftungen bor. Iu9 S6umarr iuurbe
berbaftet.
eSSn g%arcafonne, Der 9aupttabt
bes fran36f19en Separtements Mnbe,
fam es BET Der g~ntbiilung zines Senfs
mails bes 8pltsmannes Mrmanb 8arbes
su elmer blutigen S6ldgerei swii@en
n@emdBistea" unb u&aoitalen". SeBs
tere trieben au9 bic pOIi5ei In bic
Ttu6t unb entfalteten bann on benz
0entmal bic rotbe Iabne.
- 9te bulgarif6en Miniffer tpols
len bic 6orberung &uBlanbs our 8es
freiung aler &ebellen ni9t %erfiQen.
- Inter ben Miiiondren Der Mes
tbobiiten unb &atboliten tn China 1T
Gtreit ausgebrp6en, BET bas Mahacre
in Der Yrobin3 sc @beren berporrief.
Cine partet giebt bas Mafiaere Der
an6ern S9ulb.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14
General News Summary.
Interesting Home and Foreign News
WASHINGTON.

The President on the 4th appointed
James A. Hanlon, of Medina, N. Y, to be
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Twenty eighth district of New York,
(which includes Buffalo and Rochester)
vice 81. 8. Pierce, suspended.
A statement has been published by the
Treasury Department showing the popula-
tion, net revenue and net expenditures of
the Government for the last fiscal year
with the per capita of revenues and ex-
penditures. The population is given at
5s,42O, 600 and the net revenue at 1886, 4s9,-
757, being per capita of .76 or .06 great
or than the fiscal year of 1885. The expen-
ditures were s242, 4S3, 1888, per capita of
g. Is, or "a less than that of the previous
year.
The silver dollar circulation of the UNI
ted States, which was slightly below $780,
600, 600 on September 80, has now passed the
limit, being far greater than ever before in
the history of the country. The treasury
officials say that it may rise as high IS
SOS, ,000, 900 and then decline rapidly as the
new silver certificates are put out.
The revenue stamps for oleomargarine
have been prepared and will be ready fol
issue November 1. The stamp for the
manufacturers special tax has a fine en-
craving of the north wing of the Treasury
building. That for the retail packages has
an engraving representing agriculture and
mechanics, and contains sufficient mum
ber Of coupons to make it available fol
nineteen pounds Of oleomargarine.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14
Wit AND WISDOM.

Base all your actions upon princi-
pie OF Justice, preserve your integrity OF
character, and in doing this never
reckon the cost.-M Y. Tribune.
-. Why don't YOU mind what
say?'' said an Irish mother to her child.
ssYou pay no more attention to what
say than if l was dumb baste talking
to ye.
IA young Vermont fisherman has
lust landed speckled beauty, so he
writes us. We imagine from the tone
of his letter that he has married
freckled girl. Burlington Free Press.
Woman is society's balance wheel.
and the man who does not confide in
his wife leads life which can not adj
m t of the light of day being turned
on it Washington Post.
Old gent-Here, waiter, how the
deuce do these buttons and things come
to be in this soup? Fresh waiter-We
make our soup from Chicago dresssd
beef, sir.-LoWeI Citizen.
1t may be possible to form an ALLAN %
| with the devil and realize upon the la
/ vestlnent, but it is more probable that
you will get swindled without regard 20
decency.-Teras Sittings.
| -School-teacher-N Now, Master Kirby.
suppose should say. 81 didn't have NJ,
fun ut the picnic" How would you
| 90 10 work to correct me? Master
| Kirby sh'd say you'd better study
grammar, teacher. Chicago Tribune.
They were speaking of Buffalo
brides trousseau: s.Were her robes
made in Parisp'' one asked. 90. no, !"
another one said: :'they were all made
in Buffalo. She takes pride in wearing
nothing but Buffalo robes. IN. 7. Sun.
A countryman and his son .'pui
up at a city hotel. Son out seeing the
town. Old gent comes down from bis
room at midn ght and says to the nigh
clerk: HAS my son come in yeti?
Night clerk-Guess not Haven't seer
him. Old gent-Well, you needn't 81
up for him any longer.-Ch Chicago Mast
--Dumley-Why, Robinson, I'm glat
to see you out again. You don't lool
the same man you did two months ago
!, Robinson-O. I'm all right again. b
the way, Dumley, have you got coupi
of dollars about youp Dumley (hand
ing him the money)-As said, Robin
son, YOU don't look the same man. but
= iby peanut you are the same man.
' Life.
: --..My DEAR" said Mrs Snaggs to he
a husband, ..what is a canardp "Don'
Q YOU know what canard is?" qnerie
5 MIR. Snaggs. sneeringly; "why the Wor
itself conveys its own meaning. "Dot
it? Well, really, can't see it. Whi
|, does it mean, dearP" ''Why, canar
Q is something one canardly believe.
|, course" 80, to be sure! Why couldn
@ think of thatP"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14
The Joys of FrugaIity.

know a neat cottage in Atlanta
which is the home of a man whose
whole income is a salary of $75 per
month. He has wife and child, hires
a servant and keeps cow. The four
rooms of the house are well furnished,
the table is supplied with plenty and a
variety of excellent food; father, mother
and child have every thing that can
conduce to their comfort. All the bills
are paid promptly at the first OF each
month";. and they average just S4O a
month the year round, including Sl5
for rent. Every month $35 is tucked
away for rainy day. A happier, more
contented family l do not know.-Cor'
Atlanta Constitution.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14
eaton OHIO, THURSDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1886 WHOLE NUMF

Two freight trains on the Buffalo, New
York and Philadelphia railroad collided
near Belfast, N. Y, on the 7th in a dense
fog. Both engines and many cars were
wrecked and the caboose and several cars
of one train were burned. Conductor
Frank Ingram, of Olean. N. Y, was in the
caboose and was burned to death.
Ad Davidson, David Stinson and Henry
Jones. miners, were badly injured on the
sth by an explosion of gas in a coal bank
at Beaver Falls, Pa
Business failures occurring throughout
the country during the seven days ended
October number for the United States
1877 and for Canada g. a total of 100, which
is about up to the average of the last six
or seven weeks.
Ex-Town Treasurer Josiah Carter, of
Pittsield. Mass, was summoned before the
Selectmen on the Sth and charged with a
shortage of $50, 900 in his accounts when in
office He has transferred his property to
| the town.
Hon. Austin F. Pike, United States Sem
ator from New Hampshire, died suddenly
at his home in Franklin Falls, N. H., on
the sth. He was sixty-seven years old and
had held many important State Offices dur
ing his life.
1t is announced that M. De Lesseps the
venerable engineer, has signified his inten-
tion of attending the unveiling Of the
Statue of Liberty at New York.
John L. Rogers, the veteran driver and
trainer of trotting horses, died at New
York City on the Sth.
Congressional nominations: Massachu-
setts-Third district, Republican, A. A.
Ranney, renominated; Sixth district, Dem
ocrats, b. B. Lowering. renominated. Con
necticut-First district, Democrats, R. J.
Vance. New Jersey-Third district, Re
publican, John Kean, Jr.
The two great milk supplying firms fol
the Boston trade, which control about 10.
500 cans of milk daily, and with an aggre
gate capital of 100000, are to consolidate
about January l.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14
FoREIoM INTELLIGENCE.

A London dispatch OF the 5th says that
Che tin-plate works in South Wales are be-
ing closed throwing out Of employment
1900 workmen.
A Melbourne dispatch says that Niapu,
one of the Toga group of the Friendly
Islands, has been devastated by q volcanic
eruption followed by an earthquake, which
destroyed every village on the island. Most
of the inhabitants escaped. The island is
covered twenty feet deep with volcanic
dust and at one place a new hill two hun
dred feet high has been formed.
All the revolutionists who were recently
sentenced to death at Madrid have been
pardoned.
The famous Goethe library, which was
| the property of the late Solomon Hirszel,
Swiss scholar, will be sold at auction at
Leipzig. the sale beginning October %.
This is said to be the finest collection of
Goethe's works that has ever been auc-
| toned.
! Hanlan has accepted Ross challenge to
row a race on the Thames for e5OO side
Dispatches from Winnipeg report great
destruction by prairie fires in northwest
and southwest Manitoba. Around Morden
s ores of settlers have lost all they pos
sessed, including barns and live stock.
Lawrence's cotton mill and four houses
at Chorley Lancaster, England, were de-
stroyed by fire on the sth, causing loss Of
100000.
The death of Prince Salm Salm, at Ber
lin, was announced on the Sth. He was
born in 1914, and was a member OF the
Upper House. Announcement was also
made of the death of Assessor Lung. HI
was born in 1915, and was one OF the las
survivors of the Frankfort Parliament:
The British Government recently orderet
an inquiry into the reported consecratioI
of the colors of the Irish Fusileers, q
Devonport, by Catholic priest, on the 7tl
of September last, and as a result OF 1t
investigation an order has been promul
gated censuring all the parties concerned
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14
Why He Was Bounced.

Angry Father-Well, how came You
to be dismissed by the firm?
son-I don't know why. answered
..Yes, imprudently. | am sure. !"
ga letter.
.sYes, after waiting q week. You
were wanting in promptness. :.
Father, answered it the same day.
..Oh. that's it, eh? Then you were
toe, prompt. You should have waited q
week. 1t looked as if the firm wasn't
do ng anysbasiness. Boy. you'll never
learn anything, = afiadstghta saatt
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14

--An-organization with a noble pur-
pose has been founded in Europe. A
society has been founded whose aim is
not only to protect strangers, but girls
of all nationalties who are beset by any
difficulties, material, moral or spiritual.
The general headquarters are at Neuf-
chatel, but the societX-has branch offices
all over France, in Algiers. Germany
and England. All girls who are with
ont shelter of home may thus find a
protecting hand in this wide-spreading
charity. which has been founded and is
carried on by women.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14
.Eartbouake stories still come in

Earthquake stories still come in,
principally from Georgia. One of the
latest is about waggish Widow Gunn.
who, as soon as She recognized the
earthquake, seized big tin horn and
blew a long and mighty blast. She did
it, she said, to astonish the natives, ana
was entirely successful, for more than
one was certain that the day OF Judg-
ment had come and that Gabriel was
blowing his horn.-N. Y. Mail.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14

Mr. Observation-Disclosures.
Hindoo, reposes in the Louisville jail
with charge of drunkenness against
him. A single policeman escorted the
distinguished foreigner to the station,
but it required two patrol wagons to
bring in his name. e.-LouisUiile Courier
Journal,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-10-14

The Nebraska Democratic State conven-
tion met on the sth and nominated ticket
as follows: For Governor, James E. North;
Lieutenant Governor, c. d. Bobby; Secre-
tary of State, Richard Thompson; State
Treasurer, ]. E. Hale; Auditor, Thomas e.
Binger; Attorney General, W. L. Green;
Land Commissioner, Thomas W. Smith;
Superintendent of Public Instruction, L. A.
Cooley.
A construction train on the Missouri
Pacific railroad was ditched near Hillsboro,
Tex, on the 9Th. Several workmen were
badly hurt and a brakeman was fatally
scalded. Superintendent Hickerson and
Engineer Hall were also badly injured.
Reports from the tobacco growing sec
tions of Maryland, Virginia and North
Carolina indicate that the yield will be
much reduced as compared with last year,
owing to the unfavorable weather and thu
recent frosts The estimates run from
| one-third to two-thirds Of a crop. while the
quality, especially in North Carolina and
| Virginia, is very poor.
In the Knights of Labor Convention on
the Sth the Committee on Credentials com
pleted the consideration of the various con-
tests and their report was presented to the
convention and accepted. Tho total mum
ber entitled to seats in the convention IL
755: number present, 710. Mr.. Powderly' g
address was read and the report of the com
mittee appointed to investigate the case OF
the Home Club in New York was made and
adopted. The various standing committees
were appointed, and considerable business
brought before the convention was appro-
priately referred.
At Chicago on the 9Th an unknown thiei
entered the store of Thomas Donnelly, q
diamond broker at 118 Dearborn street
threw handful of red pepper into the
eyes of the proprietor, and seizing tray
of gems valued at between $400 and 5000
made his escape.
The American Board of Commissioner
for Foreign Missions closed its sessions a
Des Moines, Ia, on the Sth. OF the elevel
members of the Prudential Committe
who have the management of the board
all were reelected save two-Rev. Dl
Theoring and Prof. E. c. Smyth. Tn
, vacancies were filed by the election Q
Rev. c. E. Dickinson, of Lowell, Mass, an
Rev. E. b. Atwood, D. D., of Salem, Mass
A resolution was adopted, that in Wow Q
the recent official reports from Pekin N
lating to outrages on missionaries, th
, Prudential Committee be requested to pr
pare and present to our Government, in th
name OF the board, respectful protes
against the wrongs which the Chinese
this country have endured, and an appes
to have those wrongs redressed.