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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-06
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a,iita ocaett f5rperLide oeer 9eiEtge 2tns
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~sfefsHarfett DcS 1etnperarteats, ssern6te
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-06
eSua CINDERELLA gdub Gture

{ino t1eue @aaren einsetrofen fir bic
beboritebenbe GrabiabrssSai
on. Wir baben uns bur9 ben Guz
geni9ein 6abon iberaeugt, baB bieie
Maaren: Samen= unb &inberz9 6ube,
9errenf@ube &C., bas 8efte fino, pas
ie i'm bieiigen Marfte oferirt uurbe.
9ie Guswablif febr rei9baltig unb bic
preife fin6 tebem 8ebtrfniB angemefen.
Mer elegantes unb bauerbaftes S9ubz
seug trageu mill, ber gebe gum
Cinderella S~9ubsStore,
@de 9D~utonitraBe & Mpe. s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-06

= 9as sr6Bte Eager BON @epebrz
un6 &ebolbersp ~atroaer uno 9tlien bel
piper & S9uitbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-06
0eeennttttrI hft atalnrta.
itbertnderte Yiaem.

qutt,s gsnen finb NIT elmer 8art9enzSmders
Gnrfeef Suin Gtnnebmea nnb felbf benz f4pahften
Magsn tutragli4 madt.
1xhsraI ~ bebeH, rs Cts, A garrab sts.. No
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26
Cages : Neuisfeite,t.
8 n q 5.

= Sm Senate tabelte 9oar bic iible
@emobnbeit biefer &6rperf6aft, ii9
tets pom Donneritag bis gum Montag
gu oertagen. Die groBe 3abl mi6tiser
@eieB @ntmiirfe, Die no9 pom Dprigen
@ongrefie Der unerleoigt geblieben feien,
laife es uiini9ensmertb eri9einen, baB
Der Senat mebr 5iBungen abbalte.
Oie 8aoezgermaltung gu 6pt Springs,
Irtanfas, bic in ben Qdnben 'pon
8unoes Beamten lieet, tpurbe barauf
elmer 5iemlidb f9arfen &rttif unter=
3ogen. Bon bemofratii6er 9eite nannte
man bic ganse ginri9tung Elm Mono-
pol, bas 10 baib als m6gli9 absef6afft
mer6etl mnfIe. 2ogan nabm bic Babe
Werwaltung in 99ub unb iagte, es
ieien bisber mod ME &lagen segen bie=
ielbe laut geworben. Oarauf fam Der
@eieb.@nttpurf, betreffeno bic 3dblung
Der glectoralltimmen our 8erbanblung.
8egen S6luB Der SiBung ging benz
Senate bic Na6ri9t BON benz Iblebsn
bes &eprdfentanteu &antin Don Wis=
conlin 3u. Ser Seiat wdblte brei Wtlts
glieoer, bic in @emeini1aft nit benz
@omite bes 0aules bic 2el9e &autins
mad feine1 Deimatb in Wisconlin gez
leiten follen.
= Sm &eprdieutantenbaufe t6eilte
Bragg Don WiscOnitn bic Na6ri9t porn
Iblebeu bes ebenfalls BON Wiseoniin
fommenoen &eprdientanten &antin nit
unb oas 9aus pertagte ii9 in Golse
oeiien mad BEN ibli@en Beileiosbe=
i9liiiien..
= Der @eiebentmurf betreffeno bic
peniion fiir 8eteranen aus benz merieas
tlii9en ®e befimmt in Der 6orm,
tpie er bonn Yeniions> >Nusi1ui1e an bas
9aus suriidDerwieien 1T, baB Der
Staatsiecretdr bss Snneren ermd9tigt
tperoen iOa, peniions Stolen aus3us
i9reibeu, nab mel@eu allen 5olbaten
unb Weatroien, bic in ben Sabren 1845
bis 1848 an oem &riege gegen Merifo
tbeilnabmen, eine monatli6e peniion
BON So aus3u3ablen lit. Sen Wittmen
fol9er 5oloaten glei9falls.
= Ser Genats= =Nusf1uB fiir 6ffents
libe 8auten bat beI9IoKeu, iiber fol<
genoe 8ewiligungen in gunltigem
Slime au beridten. SIR Sort Smith,
Irt., $125,000; fur pueblo, @olo'
rabo, 100000; ebenfals ie $4,000
fur Monroe, 2a., uuf 8idsburg. MiK.
Glir bic 8unbesbauptitabt Maibington
enbli9 $64. 1000.
= Ser prdfibent ernannte Wm. s..
Barter aus ben, Diltrict Columbia gum
@eneralconiul uno Meiniiters &elibenten
Der Der. Staaten in aorea.
= Die Opnamiter MsiBmann, &os
i9er unb ittelitdbt in san 6raucisco,
iiber beren Wlorbz unb 3erlt0rungspldne
mir ieiner 3eit ausfiibrlib beri9teten,
limb tpegen Wufbeuabruns BON 5prengs
ltoffen innerbalb Der Stabtgreusen fiiras
li9 gu ie 6 Wonaten 3u9:baus perurs
tbeilt uorben. Oa fein bollenoetes
0erbre1en borlag, fonnten He nur NIT
bieier unberbdltniBmdbig geliaben
Strafe belegt tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26

8obuen, Wailermeloueu, trodene Big
cults uno berglei9en; uub er faufte Boz
BON einen geniigeHben 8orratb, UNI auf
einige Sage MaDo unter ben ibr genebz
men Bebin9ungen erndbern 5u f0nnen.
IuBer6em eritauo er au9 BON benz
&rdmer einige Glen grenfarbigen &at=
tuns, BON benz er ipuBte, baB er nod benz
@iedmad feiner @efdbrtin fein tperbe.
9ie Nrt unb @eife, tpie Mapo bic
grobe Waiiermelone aerrriB unb ben
Saft, Der ibr an ben Munbminteln bers
anterlief, einfog, tuar ibm ni@t geraoe
angenebm.
Sin bis6en tpeniger tpilb tpdre inn
lieber getDelen.
Sic aeigte beim gKen in ibren ges
megungen, in ibrem &auen auf einmaI
etmas u60ig uncioili lirtes, bas in eis
mem f6neibsnben Wiberipru6 gu ber nos
tiirli9en Mnlnutb ibres ion1tigen We=
fens 1tanb, unb bas ben bertp66nten
Gulturmeni6en abifieB.
@r iaB ibr gegentber unO iab ibr gu,
als lie nit benz &anb ber Sanb bas
i6on ausgelogene aber nod INNER fafs
ttse Sleiff ber Gru6t abI6abte unb in
ber 9anofd6e sulammenpappte, um es
an ben Muno gu fiibren.
St flopfte ibr lei6t auf bic Singer,
unb iie fab ibn erifaunt an.
St 5eiate ibr nun. ipie man t,ta1tierz
lid eiIen f6nne, unb fie bate au9 5us
nd6it offenbar bas 8eifreben, fib ges
lebrig gu seigen.
(Gortiesung folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26
Gin ,,,tlSer gRets

pirb ben Nieren unb ber Sarnblale bur9
Sofetter'S Magenbitteres bei-
sebradt, ipel@eS aur lleberuinoung BET Starr.
belt bieier Srsane iebr nibIid 1T. Ni9t MIR,
bab es ibuen ri,ebr 2ebbaftisfeit einfobt, ber.
mifter & % n,ssr sraft uaD isSt gs in gtanS, Sie
ibnen bon Der statur auferIeste abniitenbe
5unftion bes Sinausfdaffens beito befer su
erfiillen. Da iie ii6erbies Der 4onal fir bas
@ntlpei@en setpiifer tlnreinbeiten aus benz
8lute iino, fo pi-O sur6 ibre Startuns unb
sefunbe anresuus ibre gtiibli9feit bermebrt.
8ei seuiiien tranfbaften 3uitanoen Dieier mid.
tisen Srsane perfallen fie in eine grasbeit,
tpelde ber sfranfbeit boraussebt. @as alfo
tann oienli9er fein al8 cine arSnei, tuelde iie
aus ib-er 6aulbeit au srSberer Sbatisteit treibt2
So eiebt feline sefdbrlideren 8rantbeiten ols
bieienigen, melde Die gfteren augreifen, unb
cine ar5nei peI6e bic @efabr abtuenoet, foate
bod 9efdast peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26

= Solgen6e @eI9i9ie iiber ben ames
rifanii9en @elanbten s. 9. Gtalo
miro aus &om 9emelbet. Dor einigen
Sagen mar @taqo in &om bei Dem
amerifanii6en 3abnar5t Dr. 9elemaz
ter au Sif6 gelaoen, als er ii9 pl0bli6.
na6bem er in grfabrung gebra6t, els
ner Der @dlfe lei 0er &dmmerer Ser
pdpfli9en Sofbaltung, bon ber Safel
erbob unb bas Saus perIieB. Sem
@aifgeber gegeuiiber entidulbigte er ii6
6amit, baB er DON ieiner &egierung ben
Iuftrag babe, nit benz 8atican feline
Werbinoungen irgenb tpel6er Nrt gu
unterbalten. Stalo bate fi9, als er
ii9 auf Der Reiie nod &om befanb,
nebrere Sage bier aufgebalten unb
piele Betannti9aften angetnipft. Man
mill ft@ iebt 3oblrei9er bamals eema9s
ter antlfatbolii9er MeuBerungen ents
llnnen unb beipri9t aud bic antipdpfs
li9en &eoen, bic er tur3 mad ieiner grs
nennung gum 8eianbten beim italienis
nif9en Sofe in Cincinnati gebalten ba=
ben lou. Sieie @eidi6te ma9t ents
t9ieoen ben ginorud elmer ygnte."
Stallo 1T elm piel au tpeltgenanbter
Wtann, als SaB man ibm fold cine
Saetlofigteit unb @ei9madlofgteit aus
trauen f6nnte.
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Wnrft! @anatpaaren !

@roeerpbdn6ler uno Speiietpirtbe
bonn 2anbe m6dten mir einbriugli6
oarauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN. baB mir
fiir bic Gabrifation bon Wurf unb
&au9maaren umfangrei6e @orbereis
tungen getroffen baben unb in 9tanb
geieBt iinb, allen Nnforberungen Sc
nige gu leiiten. Wir geben Garantie
ftir quite Maare unb reeae Bsbienung.
9ie 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer per.
f6nli9en 2eitung. 9enbet Cure 8e=
fteaungen BEL 3eiten elm.
Wm. 96fIing & Gobn,
], 1,10m1i 511 Mbenue s.
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Gluctuationen i'm Marfte fir 81

Gluctuationen i'm Marfte fir gi=
fenraaren fann Seber bermeiben, Der
feline Sroers 6ur9 Ytper& 9 9ults
beB ausfi!bren ldBt. Gabrifanten res
suliren ibre preiie mad bem Ronfum.
piper 6 56ultbeB baben fets einen
enOrmen @orratb BON Gensorabt, giiens
ble9 u. I. tu., uno lie notiren friibere
niebrise preiie, wenn bieielben aud
i'm Marfte fteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26
u u 8 | a II B.
Q(us Wilbelmsbafen, Den

fannten beuti9en 2riegsbafen an ber
Norb5ee, tpirb gemeloet, oaB bic pans
serzgorpette rprins Grie6ri6 &arl4 in
Dienf geltellt tporben 1T unb baB fie
iobalb als m6gli6 nod Dem Yiraeus,
benz 6afen bon Mtben abbampfen foQ.
Ser rBrins Sriebri9 &arl" lit nit II
i9weren 10 Sonnens@ @efDiiben arnirt,
bat einen Sonnengebalt bon 5000 unb
Waf6inen bon 1880 pferbetrdften.
gs i6eint alio grnit gu tperben init Der
beabli1tigten Glotten Demonftration,
al 6er fi9 auBer 9eutf6lanb au@ gana
befimn1t England betbeiligen ,pirb.
Die vNorb6. MaJ. 3tg." fast, es lei
bic pFi6t bet @roBmd6te, bafir gu
iorgen, baB iene fleinen Gubeft6rer
ni6t ben Griebeu Dou gang europa ges
fdbr6en.
= Grie9enlanb iebt ben Orobun.
gen ber @roBmd9te einen bur9 Ni1ts
gu it6ren6en 8lei6mutb entgegen. Gs
berbollftdnbigt feline 3riessriiltungen
unb partet nur auf einen 8ortpanb fir
einett Conflict. Die grie1ii9e 9egies
rung bat aud 9-ben 8ertretern Der iibriz
gen Md6te bieielbe ablebnenbe Ints
mort ertbeilt, pie oem englii9en. Die
9timmuHg ber 8eb6lferung Ntbens 1T
.eine iebr trieseriI@e, mas in ldrmenben
Oemonstrationen aller Dirt duBert.
= 2orb Sobn 9ap. Der eommans
biren6e @omiral bes englii9en Mittels
meer @e'6waoers (beltebenb aus feds
srobenPanaerlGiffen) } erbielt Snitructio>
men, fi6 bereit au balten unt auf fnfors
tigen gefebl nod ber griedif6en Giife
abbampfen au f0nnen. 9luf cine gln=
frage i'm unterbauie anttDortete Mr.
BoDfe, Seeretdr i'm ausmdrtigen Nmte,
bab tie Glptten 9emonitration Der
@roBmd1te niGt nur ben 3med bdtte,
@rie@enlano sur Mbraitung gu atpinz
gen, fOnbern aud ben, biefes 2anb bor
einen ebentuelIen Mnsrife Der Siirtei
gu i6aben, fura, Glles gu berbinberu,
mas ben aagemeinen Grieoen @urOpas
gefdbrben t6nne.
= @roBe, faft fieberbafte Sbdtisteit
ma@t fid in tiirtii6en militdrii6en
&reifen bemertbar. Sn ben 6dfen
nornrnnmmen Sr,,nnem SferSe ,InS
Srieosmoterior ,nernsn ,od goionidai
neri%ifft ssnrtmShrsnh INN ornss
giine MN Spustem unS grmmi+;on mn n
f1~o Ssr Mirhi,,nn % ro% nor nr;em;id,em ~
Greu.e .i,S ~, j., @ems1,,,c @ S''S'9'''9S''
G;e S bsrn,sforSsy,he 6of,uro
Mr;ethsnIorSs CO.,, re S;;rse; ;s som;s
S;s MoMr;,st ~, S.se@ ~, - Stot.a,, m;;R"r. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26
9ln oae 1eiienbe 9Gmblitumt.
Gin Dollar gefpart, 1T elm Dollar ber.
Afcnf

Wenn Sbr 3eit unb @elb fparen
tDout, iteigt i'm Central 0otel, am Main
pla3a, ab. @s 1T elm biaiges unb aus
berldifiges 9otel, NOD Sbr ausge3ei9nete
Soft unb alle oenfboren Bequemli9fei=
ten fiir $1-$1.50 pro Sag erbalten.
StraBenbabn in unmittelbarer Ndbe.
Snlnibu1e nod ben 8dbnb0fen. 3e=
legrapb= uno Selepbon 8erbinbung.
Sm 9auie befinbet fi6 bic Office ber
Y6rne, Comfort uno Jriebri9sburg
poitfutf6en. Griibitiid Dor Ser 9Ibz
labrt. Colonel S, q. 8afer fiibrt bas
9otel feit II Sabren uno bat ftets bic
3ufrieoenbeit ieiner &unben geerntet.
Ser groBe 8erfebr bon 9eutl6en bas
felbft legt 3eugniB bapon ab.
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Sans g. Dedetter

gu mberporb an SouitontraBe;
Sab, Soor unb 8Iin0 SactorD
an ADenue s. 3iefert alle Nrten pon
9 au B 0 Is, 8rettern unb .S9inbeln
au ben nie6rigffen preiieu unb fiibrt in
feiner @6neioefabrif ale Nuftrdse fiir
Sbiiren, Geniferrabmen, SalouIien &c.
&c. prompt aus. 8auunternebmer unb
Bauluftige MAIDEN mir uaf bic gtabliiz
iements bes 9errn 9e9ener biermit be-
fonbers aufmertlam. E9,785, ,w1i
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@rtter 8rotbers,
207 Sc Qin 0IaaQ.

zU1 IT 7 . u ~. ZU1
9ieie populdren iungen @ei6dftss
leute baben fi6 i'm ganaen @taate
Seras einen beneibensmertben &uf fir
&ee(itdt uno 3uoprfommenbeit gegen
ibre &unben erpprben. Qlls rraftif1e
ubrma6er un6 Sutpeliere itebem lie
uniibertroffen oa.
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Gpltpn Il Hpltpn.

Nuttiondre unb &ommiifons &auf=
leute 9eo. 2, 4 unb 6 %. Souitom=
StraBe, San Nntonio, faufen uno pers
taufen gebrau6te M6bel, Seppi9e,
@lasz uno 8le6paaren &C. Mer biz
lig faufen mill, Dem 1T BIER cine giin=
iiige @elegenbeit geboten. @an3e
9auseinri9tungen billig gu ertperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26

= Ma6t Cure 8efteGungen fir sta=
9elbra6t, slatten 9rabt. giIenble6
&upferble6 unO 20tbe bel Biper &
g 9ultbeB 249 Martet Str.
@part @elb unb 3eit.
Garantie fiir niebrisite Marftpreile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26

: 8eranlaBt guren @rocer. @eorg
Sulnigs ger6iteten unb gemablenen
Gaffee au flibren, uno erlangt auf bie=
fe 4rt ben Wertb Cures @elbes.
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= Sacob Du0uig am Nailitdr plasa
fiibrt ole Qualitdten bon @eorg Dull
rltgs &aifee, iotuobl ger6feten, tpie ges
mablenen. 15,1t1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26

Feiles Sarsaparilla" fir
ale Blut. unb Sautstanf6eiten. Rurirt bic
idl'mmtten Sale bon BIutberaiftung bis aur
gspobnli9en 5inne. @sbraudsanneiiuua auf
oer Et'tstte. Gabrisirt bon bsr alamo Wlft's
eompan9 nnO gum 8eriauf ON @ieberpertdufer
nno an Eribatperionen bel u. Dreis, Gan
Mntonio.
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= Ser @turm 1T borbei un6 oas
Slid, uuo glufterngei@aft 1T tpie5er
offen NIT elmer groBen Nusmabl Bel
&inehQn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26

@ebr. .@riBer, Sutpeliere, Maim= =plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-26

Die
B66entIitbe Treie Wreffe
erideint
ieben Dcnnerfa8
unb frffet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1.25 fir
MOnute in SOruusbe3ublxnS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23

Our Knoxville correspondent, who
sets out in a letter which we publish
in another column TO correct what he
regards as our seventies in Bob" Tay-
lor's Gaze, has put both feet in it. He
tells US that the brothers, "Alf' and
"Bob," bad an understanding about
the Governorship, and that the former
agreed TO leave the field open for the
latter by declining the Republican
nomination. This he failed to do,
and the consequence is that "Bob" is
likely to be left out of the count by
the Democrats Of East Tennessee.
The spectacle of two brothers as op'
posing candidates for the highest Office
in the State would be anything but an
edfying spectacle. 1t would be such
a spectacle as every right thinking
man must shrink from as unnatural.
1t is not to be thought OF for a mo-
ment. If "Brer" ALI has broken his
bargain with "Brer" Bob there is no
help fJr the latter. He cannot expect
Democrats to silently acquiesce in his
bargains like go many puppets.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23
A PLEASANT VISIT.
DEPARTURE OF THE PRESIDENT
AND PARTY FOR
Washington After a Series of Recep.
lions at Albany-An Incident
at the Depot.

ALBANY, N. Y, July % President
Cleveland was entertained at two re-
ceptions tonight in his honor.
AT IL 80 O'Clock the President, Sec.
retaries Bayard and Whitney and Gov.
Hill went 10 the last named gentle
man, residence and vera mediate
ly driven to the West Shore depot,
where the special train provided
for the Presidential party stood
waiting on siding ready
to start. While the President was
receiving the public in the Senate
chamber, man with swsrthy face,
short black side whiskels aud black
mustache, and shabblly dressed in q
we'll worn light suit Of clothes, was
noticed towering about the President.
Finally he stealthily crept up bshind
him. The police had been noticing
bis movements and arrested him,
When the attention of the President
and those who accompanied him were
drawn to the man they remembered
he had been lowering about him all
the afternoon. TIE man protested
against being arrested, but was led off
to the station house. There he was
searched, but no weapons were found
on him. In his pocket was S. in bills
and some small change. He said bis
name was Nathan S2hullers, that be was
% years old, and when at home lived
in Kingston, N. Y. He was
peddler by occupation, he said,
and had been selling med.
ale, banners and other things in
Albany during the bicentennial cele-
bration, when asked why he had fol.
lowed the President about, he said
that when Cleveland was a candidate
FIR President, he introduced his name
in various towns and cities through.
out the State and spoke TO people for
him. He thought he deserved po-
litical position, and as he was poor
man, he wanted to better himself. He
thought that if the President knew
what he had done for him be would
give 4 him position. He was
only watching for an opportunity to
speak to him, he said. The police de-
cided to lock the man up until the
President was out of Albany. The
train bearing the President, Secretaries
Bayard and Whitney and Col. Lamont
left for Washington at 1890 o'clock.
They were accompanied to the train
by Gov. Hill, ex-Msyor Banks and
others.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23

The Republicans held their ratifca-
non meeting last night, and all but
two Of their candidates made speeches.
By far the best of these was that OF 8.
II. Haynes, who paid particular atten-
tion to the sham independent work
ingman's movement, which is the
product of the powerful brain OF
George Washington Gill, who it was
charged at the time Of its appearance
was the author of the infamous
Southern Democrat" letter that ex-
cited the continued indignation of the
people of Memphis for many weeks.
Haynes denounced the independent
movement, and rather sneered
at those OF his fellow candi.
dates who have accepted its in
dorsement. The other speeches
were OF the most ordinary kind, aud
the meeting as ratification one may
be set down on the whole as poor aud
Encouraging. 1t is evident that the
Democratic candidates have little to
fear. With persistent, steady work
they ought to be elected, everyone Of
them, and by handsome majorities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23
The Indictment of Messrs. Carlisle,

The indictment of Messrs. Carlisle,
Morrison and Randall, which we
transfer to our columns this
morning from the New York
Herald, will provoke some dis
cussion, but very few will fail to see
that whether it be the result or not of
accident or of the friction that is
naturally to be looked for where three
such men are pitted against each
other, the country is suffering froT
their pursuit Of ambition and the
President is made to appear as if he
did not have the support Of bis party.
These gentlemen, in any view, ere
making great mistake. The country
is with the President and the Presi-
dent is ahead of his party. He has
redeemed every pledge he ever made
in the acceptance of the Democratic
nomination, and in refusing to infu-
ence legislation in support Of his
pledges is to be commended, and not
condemned and denounced as the Her.
aid condemns and denounces him. He
is responsible alone for the executive
department OF the government, and
the legislative, no matter who man.
ages it, must be responsible to the
people. Carlisle, Morrison and Ran
dali must answer to their constituents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23
THE Taxing District Council did not

THE Taxing District Council did not
deal frankly by the two water com.
panies yesterday. 1T did no. say to
them as it should that the city was
wholly and irrevocably committed to
the building aud owning of water
works. Instead of that it permitted
them 10 file offers Of contract for the
supply of pure and clear water. This
is not just, because it is not fair. The
water companies, old as well as new,
should have been notified that they
were losing time in even thinking
about contracts for the supply of water
to the city; they should have been
made to understand that the Council
is only waiting upon the final report
of the committee OF ten to enter upon
the work of constructing water works.
This, we understand, to be the posi-
ton OF the Council, aud being so it
should officially proclaim that it can
not entertain contracts from private
corporations for supplying the city
with water. Let us get down to the
bed rock of tact and stay there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23

We publish in another column the
new extraction treaty sgreed to by
Minister Phelps and Lord Rosebery
on the 25th Of June, and now before
the Senate for ratification. These ar
ticles are in addition 10 the treaty of
1912, and include manslaughtsr, bur-
glsry, embe zzlement or larceny, and
malicious injuries TO property,
whereby the life Of any person shall
be endangered, if such injuries con-
stitute crime according to the laws Of
both countries" OF cou SO this treaty
is not retroactive, but it is to go into
effect ten days after final ratification,
and as there is little room to doubt the
Senate's setting its ssal to it, if not
this then early next session, it may be
taken for fact that the days for the
escape of rascals aud villains in both
countries is numbered. Thus, one by
one. the Internal onal barriers are being
thrown down, and we are becoming
as one people. Law is asserting itself
more and more every day as the
supreme arbiter in human affairs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23
JACKSON, MISS.
CRUEL AND LAwLESS OUTRAGEs
PERPEIRATED ON
LabOrers by q Band OF white Men in
Newton County Militia
Called Out,
ESPECIAL TO TIE ApPKLL.l

JACKSON, MISS, July % -Intelli-
gence has Just rescued this city to the
effect that the most crue, and lswless
outrsges are being perpetrated on col
ored citizens of Newton county, Of
this State. From all information that
can be learned, it appears that fifteen
or twenty white men hsvs banded
themselves togs Their for the purpose Of
driving the negro labor from the
county and State. They have COM
hitted three murders outright, brutally
beaten and Otherwise tortured num-
Der OF negroes, and have
said that the colored laboieis
must leave. The course of
these ruffians is most heartily con-
demned by all citizens of reputable
standing, and the Governor, Gen.
Lowry, has issued orders 10 Sheriff
Harper to arrest and incaIcerate in
Jail every man who may be charged
with such outrageous violation of the
law. Sheriff Harper has orders to
summon the entire body of the county
If necessary, 10 enforce. the law, and II
this is not sufficient, the National
Guard of sissippi will be ordered
to the scene OF violence.
THE HON. r. BARKsDALE,
member of Congress from this dis
trict, reached hometh morning look
ing to be in fine health,
THE BANQUET
given at the Edwards House last night
by the citizens of Jackson to members
Of Grand Ledge of Knights OF Honor
passed fl well. TDere was no g. esk-
leg exc apt thort address OF wtlc cme
by H Honor Jchu McGill.
c. d. NEWMAN,
one OF the leading citizens OF Kinds
county, died at his residence near
Auburn this morning after long
sickness. He was at one time IN eff
Gent member of the Board of Super
visois.