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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-25
@er lit Sram @imalptp 2

Da bieie 6rase oft seffe0t wtrb, ~plea
mir einfa4 iasen, baB fe cine Dame 1T,
bic es fid felt 80 Subren CUR Gufsabe mads
tie, 6rauenfranfbeiten, bauptladlid aber
&noerfranfbeiten gu ftubiren. sic bat
bic ScnIfituttOn unb bic BebirfniIe bieIer
5ablreiden Rlai1en befonbers seprift unb
als Reiultat prattiider S%enntniiIe unb
@r~fabruns, melde fie i'm 2aufe zines Me1>
idenalters ais arunfenpfeserin unb Nr3t
%seiammelt, bat fe ben Spotbtns Sarup
alS beicnberes Mittel fir 3ahnenbe Rinber
3uiammenseiest. Dteie Mebisin bat cine
maaii9e Wirtuns = fie 9ibt 8uhe unb
@eiunbbeit unb erbdlt Ofenen 2eib. Sn
TOlse bieier Mebi3in if Srau WinslOw
weltberthmt sepcrben als Woblthdtertn
Der Sinber. l1nb bic Stnber perbel srOB
uno banfea ibr bafar. Nud in bieier Stabt
bat fe bic Sinber gu Danf perpf1i@tet.
@rcbe Quantitdten bes SOptbins Shrup
werben bier tdslid perfauftunb rerbraudt.
Wir s~luuben, Wirs. @insfom bat fi9
bmr@ bieien Nrtitel uniterbli9 semadt
unb mir fnb iiber3eust, ba6 burd beniels
Ben Tauienbe BON Sinbern serettet murben
unb baB Wiqicnen benielben nod nit
@rfpl9 sebrauden merben. Seine Meutter
Bat ibre 8flidt sethan, lpenn fe ntdt
Mrs. Dinslom's Soptbins Shrup ans
manbte. 8eriudt es 9l1e 2aoies Bilitcr
Seem Oorf. = gu Serfaufen Bel allen
Drussiiten. - 25 Gents bic Sfai@e.
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Gin Msmfters@ aormtome.

@eorge g. Cannon 1T Der Mormone,
pie er i'm 8u9e if,bt, elm Brielter,
propbet, Brdiibent unb Der 8orfdmz
pier ber polpgamiften bonn Salaiee,
Der cine groBe Stole unter ben ySeili>
gen bes lebten Sages" seipielt bat.
Ibfr bas S9idial bat ibn enbli9
aus feiner erbabenen @telung berabgez
f6leuoert. 9aB es babin fommer1
fonnte, 1T elm 8emeis, faB bic 9errs
li9feit unb Ma9t Der MDrmonenfir1e
ni@t i'm 3nnebmen, ionbern i'm Nbnebz
men 1T. Senn Cannon geb6rte gu ben
Gibrern berfelben, tuel6e Sabre lang
allen @eieben BET Union sesen 8iels
tDeiberei %mibertanben baben.
ST 1T am IL. Sanuar 1927 su 2i=
berpool in England geboren, fam int
ap6lften Sabre nod Canada unb tpurbe
mod als Singing gu Nauboo, ST.,
Mormone unb balo elmer Der erften 9elz
fersbelfer bon Brigham Ooung. St
tpurbe @eber, elm ti9tiger Sournaliit
unb g%ldnaenber &eoner. Sn 1847
folgte er Doung mad utab unb purbe
als .berebter Mpoftel balb mad galifor.
MEN unb baun nod ben @anbni9s
Snieln gef9idt, 100 er bas Bud Der
Mormonen in bic baDaiii9e Spra9e
iiberiebte.
1854 fam er 3uriid unb CAB bant Elm
mormrnif9es 8latt, ben nWefern
@%taubarb", au San Trancisco beraus,
unb gtug nod Der Sal3ieefa6t, als
&rieg nit ben Ser. Staaten brobte.
ST uirfte bann als nNpoffel" 1T ben
Sffaaten unb' tn gurppa, nD er 15,<
600 Mormotter antparb, fpurbe Pris
batfeeretdr BON Brigham Ooung. CAB
bic nSeiert Stems" beraus unb arbeiz
tete in Waibington als @gent fir Nufs
rabme utab's als Staat.
Bon 1872 big 1881 mar er bann 9es
legat bes $erritoriums Utah i'm @ons
greB. Sn bieier 3eit tpar er am tbds
tbigffen, I'm iebe Bunbesgeiebgebung
gegen ben Mnrmnnismus 5u berbins
bern, Biz enbli9 grnft gema9t uro
unter benz GeieB gegen polDsamie bonn
@ouberneur Mturrap feline Nenpabl
gum @o1greB fur ungiiltig erfldrt tDurs
be, neil CT elm polpgamif mar, ber
bier Meiber bate.
Set benz Sooe bon Brigham Dsung
1T CT aeben prdfbent Sobn SaDlor als
@riter Councillor (9fatb) Der Stride Der
9auptfibrer Der Wormonen. Ct tpurbe
Dor Geri9t gefteut unb als pOlpgamift
perurtbeilt, entfob unb 5erbarg fi6 elm
gar5es Sabr lang, tuur6e iebo9 fir3li@
Derbaftet unb auf Der @iienbabn mad
Der Sal5feeftaot gebra9t.
u~ntertpegs fprang er bonn 3uge, be-
f9dbigte fi6 ieoo9, tpenn aud ni@t
febr fart, uurbe pieber ermif9t unb
pirb nun feimer @trafe iberwieien,
tporiiber 6eulen unb 3dbneflappern
unter allen n6eiligen" lit.
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ean Nntonip. aeraa. i. auri Ias

San antonio, &eros, /. Sui 1886.
SD taufte in bieler gtabt Elm gadst bon
eorsforbs Self Batting Breab Yrebarattbn,
n~rter5oe Is elmer Gsmif@en linterladuna unb
Fubs, ba6 ba1eIbe bon reinea uab ni&t siftiaeu
&bemifaLieu ~juiaumensefett III.
Die Sbee bes @rof. SorsfOrb mar cine ipirf.
I'D srObartise, bos unbsrbauIide ipeinfein.
faure Ratrou, psIdes in allen Gduen bas
Gnorsfultat bon allen aus BeinFeimrabm uuS
satron sufaminengsfetten BaGpuIbern 1T,
bhr@ bas I0sbare pbospbOrfaure aalt umb ia.
iron, ben pirfIi9sn aa~brunssipertb bes Brobes
ane bic Rno6euinbtan8 er5enseabea element.
ber slaiuF ta eriesen.
" VI f9erli@ bic bette unb aeiunbefe @rd.
a%ration, ueI1e BEN @nbIitum iemals oHerirt
iBarbe Mnb iebe @mttsr, Der bic @sfunbbeit
ibrer ainOfr am &srsen Iiest, fOnte tein anberes
stbrau9eu.
50 tam nitr nod bic BeHdtisuns, atDeI8e
BON feIigen bsriibmten gbemiter @rof. Baron
bon aitbis aber bteie Yrdparation abseseben
Durbe, bin3ufaaen, iubem er iaste: sd be.
tra9te btsie Grinbung ais cine Der nitli9Rsn
eabsn, peI9e bic @iBeaf9aft brr Msnf9beii
Deisfert bat.@
8et allen @rDcers 40. Babes.
Betintbt e4. Is, II ,tnu6W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-25
wat. SBHtua 8 gpb,,.

Weit Dem Serannaben ber 6erbftIais
ION fteigert ii6 audi pieber bas 8sSiirf=
MP nn1eres Mtagens fir iubfailtieGe
Speiien: unfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
oas Sleii6, unb INN iol9es fri56 unb
gut gu e%rlan9en, fam man unm6elid
elt1er 3upsrldiigeren Marft finben, ais
pen BON Wm. 0Dfling & Sobn, No.
81 aoe. y: Die 9erren baben benz
@ef6mad ibrer &uaben Ge6uunq aes
tragen unb in ibrem @tabli0ement cine
talte Suftmai@ine erri6tet, tpel@e allen
Nnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnt=
fernung i6dbli6er Sngrebien5en bes
6leii6es entipri9t. sic baben be1dn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Waitbieb, aus mel9em
muir bas Bette fir lire &unben sewdblt
miro. Wer reef bebient fein mill, Der
beiu9e ben Martt,. So. 511
Wpenue s. 1,10t1i
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= Sie 2onboner Nrbeiterfiibrer
Spnbman, Burns urb Champion, mel,
DE angetlagt finb, bic Mnfifter Der
tteuli9en 2onboner &iots gu fein, bat=
ten elm gorperb6r 81 beftebeu. Scr.
Chamberlain, Der g~esenpdrtige Mini.
iter bes Snnern, NOR babel augegem.
9pnbman bertbeibigte fi@ ielbt uub
fagte urtter. Gnberent, tuenrt CT tpegen
feiner &ebe auf benz 9rafalgersS Square
In Mnflage beriebt uitrbe, bant miiBte
aud Chamberlain auf bic Nnflage.
8ant. Sieier babe i'm parlamente
nod piel f6rOfere Dinge gefagt unb
babe trobbem ben allgemeinen Beifaa
gefunben. Die N~nsetlagtet tudl3en bic
Saupt=S 9ulb auf bic poli3ei, bur9
wel6e bic &ubeft6rungen ert berbeiges
fibrt feien. Ser eigentli1e proceB
tpurbe pertagt unb bic Nntlase tpeger
groben unfuss gegen 9pnbman, Burns
un6 Champion erboben.
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Sdmurrbptoem Setlmtttel.

Samorrboioen baben sewObnli9 borber>
sebemoe Sdmeraen i'm 8aden, 9enben nnb Dem
lnterleibe. 70 oab Der Ratient glaubt feline Aies
rem, ODer bic nd@fen Srsane ieien in einem
traufbaften 8ufanbe. 8eitipeife finb 3eiden
bon llnberbaulidteit sesenpdrtig, als 8la'
buns, llnbebaslidteit 6eS Mtasens etc. Fine
Gen9tisteit pie Sdpeib, elm unaneenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufenb, na9bem ma marin
pirb, 1T elm sspObnli@er 8esleiter. 8linbe,
blutise unb iudeube 3amorrboiben persen
bur9 einmaIisen @ebraud bon 0r. Bofonfo's
SGmorrboiben Seilmittel, uel9es brett auf bic
trantbaftea Stelen einpirtt, bic Sumor ab.
iorbirt, bas beftise SUDDEN b~efeitist unb cine
bauernbe $eiluns berborbrinst, abseiteat.
@reis 80 Gents. Nbbreiire: she Sr. 8oiontO
Mebieine Co., Wiaua, Obio.
8ertauft BET s. Ralteber G Con.
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SleiBes un6 ibrer Nrbeit abieben f6ns
1en. Mirb bieier Martt aber erf nit
tnbii9er Suite ; Safer iiberi9pemmt,
bann fann es fi9 ni6t mebr lobnen,
bier ben Nnbau berfelben gu beriu6er.
go re9t eigentli9en 8ortbeil bat
@ieman6 BON ben Neuerungen, bic
Morriions 5arif : 8ia ein5ufibren gez
benft. Denn ielbt Der 8ortbeil, BEN
bic 6abrifanten bes . tens baben
piirben bur6 bic grntebrigung bes 3ol=
les auf &obprooufte, bic Se gebrau6en,
mirb pieber a~ufgeboben bur6 bic
glei@3eitige @%rmdBigung bes @infubrz
3oaes ouf neri9iebette Sabrifate, tpie
@oafoffe unb 8aumpoa : 8epebe.
9agegen tperben - mie porbtn ge5ei9t
wurbe-beri9iebene grmerbsspeige bes
2anbes our@ iene r&eform" i9Der be-
brobt. ST es. unter biefen umtdnben
eigentli6 begreifi6, mie iol6 elm
@eieBentpurf i%berbaupt eingebra9t
perben tann9 l1nb bas lebigli9 in
Golge Der firen S6ee, bic ginnabmett
bes 8unbes auf ole G60e gu f6mdlern !
Mirb man in fpdterer 3eit aud nur I'M
Stanbe fein, bies Gebabren BET bemos
fratii@en GreibdnbIer gu beriteben2
@epiB ni9t.
Gum Slid siebt es mod eiuen repubs
litanii9en @enat, Der bic @ertpirt=
li9ung Der Morriion'i1en @1naben=
ftrei9e bereitelt pirb. 9ie 0erant.
tportung bierfir mirb er ni9t rur
gelafen ertragen f6nner, ionbern mir
glauben fosar, oaB er baftr ben 9anf
bes geiammten ameritanii@en Bottles
berbient!
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SIM GinbereGa gdmb : Store

iinb reue Waarert einsetrofen fir bic
beborfebenbe GrubiabrseSa
on. Wir baben uns our9 ben Nuz
geni@ein babon iiberSeugt, baB oieie
@aaren: Satnerz unb &inbersS @u6e
9erreni9ube &C., bas Bette finb, mas
ie i'm bieiigen Marfte Oferirt murbe.
Die Nuswabl 1T iebr rei6baltig unb bic
preiie finb iebem 8ebirfniB angemefen.
Wer elegantes unb bauerbaftes S9ubs
aeug tragea min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella S9ubz@tore,
gde 9outonftraBe 6 Ibe. s.
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@mnoerbare @mress.

IS 8. Sobt u. Co., @boleiale unb 9fetail
Drussiften bon &ome, Ga, fast: Seit apei
Sabren fibren mir Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY,
Electric 8itters unb 8udlens Mrnica SaIte,
unO ba5en ME Seilmittel gebabt, bic fi@ better
berfauften eber mebr 8efrieOisuns sepGbrten.
Sic baben einise punberbare &uren in ~unlere,
Stabt bepirtt, namentli@ mebrere Gdqe bon
pirfli9er ausaebsuns finO Our9 ben @ebraud
GINGER GIai@en bon Dr. Sings Netu Diseoberb
sebeilt por6en, in 8erbinOuns nit electric
Bitter. @ir ~garantiren ~bieielben itets.
Bum 8ertauf bel U. OreiB.
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9r. 8p5anfp.

Dieter 9ame 1T 70 betaunt innerbaIb ben
Ser. Staaten, bab es taum notbi9 1T gu iasen,
oab er Der grfnoer oeS beribmten Or. Botanic
9uiten- uno eunsen . Sbrup LIT, baS belisbte
8olfsbeilmittel, mo- INNER es betanut lit, fir
Suffen, g~rfdltunsen, S9binbfudt uno ole
Rrantbeiten bes SaIfes uno Der 9unsen. @reis
so Gents unb $1.0o. 8ertauft bel 8. 8aIt.
eber G. Scn.
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siiSlidbes @esemsift seseu Msalarta

SO iOlte allgemetn betan1t ieir, 6aB
Summons 2iber &egulaior, bereitet bon
S. s.. 3eilin & So. oas 3utrauen be-
fiBt, bas publifum Dor allen malari>
f9en &rantbeiten gu betpabren unb bic
8eliebtbeit bieier Nranei benefit, baB
He %leiftet, mas BON ibr gsriibmt lpirb
unb uer 6rei Sabre i'm Sioen mobnz
baft gemeien, bat ~iebenfals ibre 9eilz
frdfte geieben unb ben S9ub, mel9en
fie gegen bic Mieberfebr bteier f9mds
@enben unb gefdbrli6en Rranfbeit ges
tudhrt.
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6. S. @2iler, Mhulefalez uni

= &. $. W2iilIer, Wbolefales unb
&etailbdn6ler it Garben, Selen, @nz
ftrei@ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fein groBes
9aser in bieien glrtifela 5u Stem Oorf
Breiien unb ma9t gan3 beionoers auf
ben getpdblten 8orratb BON 8ilbern:
@bromos, 2upfers unb 9tablti6en,
Selgemdloen uno pbantalie Bilbern
aler Nrt. ferner auf Die gei6madDole
Musmabl bon 8%ilberrabmen Der aQer<
mobernlten Sorm ur6 auf bic Nqes
umfakenoen 3ei9enmaterialen aufz
merriam. Qle auftrdge fur irgenb cine
Der obigen 8rau9en meroen prompt
ousgeflbrt; 8ilber bon iecer @r6Be einz
gerabmt unb ale Nrbeiten m6gli9ft
f6nea unb gut beiorgt, bic in 6as Sad
f9lagen.
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Gin anternebmenbee, 5nnerl1ff9eS
S5nf8.

Man fam f9 itets auf u. Dreib berlaI.
fen, nidt ALIEN, baB CT oaS 8efe fiibrt, lest er
f9 bic Ngentur bon poblbefannten bepabrten
a~rtifsln, bic baS Bolt mag, gu unb erbdlt ii@
babur9 ben Dbigen Ruf. Gr bat jebt bic Nsen.
tur fir Or. Sings 2eue Gntbeduns aegen aus.
sebruns iibernommen unb b~erfanft bic Mebisin,
neil ct tpeib. bab fie gut if. Sic turirt iebe
affection BET aeble, eunse unb 8ruf. %robe.
Glai@en frei.
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sImproved Condition Powders. fir q

"mproved Condition Powders" fir @fe..
be nno @inoYieb. Gin ausse3ei4netes un6 er.
pgobfes Yuloer IN Der 8ebonolung BON SUB.
trantbettsn oller Nrt, allaemeine llnpablidteit,
Mnmadien Der Saut, Gduoe, gelbes @afer.
Wtan9el an Mppetit. @ebraudSanpeifuna auf
Der gtitette. 6abri3irt bon unb gum 8erfauf
bet abolpb OreiB alamo 4lasa, qeaen.
iiber Der Pofoffie, San Mntonio.
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Feiles S~arsaparilla" fir
ale 8Iut. unb Sauttrant6eiten. &urirt Die
fdlimmften Sale bon 8Iutberqiftuns biz aur
sepobnli6en Slime. @ebrau9sannetiung auf
Der Etitette. Gabriairt bon Der Mlamo Mft'g
COMPANY uab gum 8ertauf an 8ieberberfanfer
unb an @ritatperipnen bel y. Sreib San
Mntonto.
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@mpfeblenswertb 1T bas
anaemetn befannte uno belteb-
te Blai6en=B ter Der Belpb=
rabsfp'i6en 8rauerei fir
Sausbeoarf. BeiteQunsen
Bite mani brett an bic Brauez
rel gu ienben. S,12,t1S
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Dead Shot" Scretp 8crm 2int>
ment tpirft fiber uno f@neu. OieleS eminent
t0btet Die Birmer augenblidli9 bGlt GIieaen
alb unb beilt bic @unbe. Sm 8aier a~ufsef6f
1T es elm ausge5eidnetes Seilmittel eesen irseno
mel@e @un6ea beim 8ieb. YreiS 80 Gents.
@rdparirt unO gum 8ertauf Bel u. 9.reiB
San Mntonio. 1875 tutp
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GrIdBlafftt Gtmgesuetns,
8rauIse 9Eber
.eeenmittsl bet aalalarta.

Satt's s6er3Nderte @iQea.
Tua's gtasn anb nit elmer @ansnensSu6ers
ec6e ntersrSeat relhe ~bieifI6en 10 aaseuebm wie
Gpafeet sum Ginnetu en unp ie!tit te.a i4trdditen
Mfdgen 5ufrh3liH rtadt.
Nsbsraa an lalsa, 25 @ts. A gsarrah e.r., ~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-03

T. A. Randall g. Co. yesterday received let
ter, plainly addressed to them at No. 81 East
Market street, dropped in the Indianapolis post
Office Jan. Is, and cancelled the same day at p.
NJ The letter was an important one. containing
a bank check requiring immediate attention. BY
the same delivery they received one mailed at
Louisville, 6 p n, JAN Is, and received at In
dianapolis Jan 49, IL A. NJ. By the same deliv-
cry they received one mailed at Cochranton, Pa,
Jan. Is. and received at Indianapolis Jan. 10, 2
r. NJ. BY same delivery they received one mailed
at Springfield. Mass, 7:30 p NJ. Jan. IL, and re-
ceived at Indianapolis Jan. 49, 2PM. BY the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-03
THE AGRICULTURAL BOARD.
An Adjourned Meeting Held to Conclude the
Unfinished Business Before 1t.

An adjourned meeting of the State Board of
Agriculture, for the special purpose of revising
the rules and the premium list for the next
State fair as well the transaction of any mis-
cellaneous business coming Up for their con-
sideration, began yesterday At their morning
session, Mr.. Charles Schurmann submitted a
proposition to the board, offering to exchange
grounds, on Fourteenth street, the board to re-
move all the buildings, and sell twenty acres be-
tween the two tracts for 5000 an acre. In an
other proposition he offered to sell the board 240
acres northwest of the city, west of the Shooting
Park. Another proposition submitted by
Mr.. Schurmann, in which he offered to sell 100
acres adjoining Shelby street and Garfield Park
for $500 an acre. No action was taken on any of
these proposals.
wonderful proposition was presented to the
Board by S. ID. Thompson. secretary of the
American Percheron Horse Breeders Associa.
ton. IN which he asked an extension to the
Percheron breeders of the same recognition ac-
corded to other breeds, by making q separate
class for them and awarding them special pre-
miums. The proposition was strongly opposed
by Colonel j. A. Bridgeland, who thought that
the Percherons ought to stand on equal footing
with all other French draft horses The same
proposition had been submitted by the Percheron
Association, he said, to the Illinois State Board
OF Agriculture. and it not accepted there.
After somewhat prolonged discussion it was
decided by a unanimous vote to not grant the
petition.
The sessions during the afternoon and even
ing were devoted exclusively to the revision of
the premium list, in which no important
changes were made. The meeting will doubt
less continue two or three days longer.
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INTERNATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Preparations for Holding the Second Annual
Meeting in Indianapolis.

The second annual convention Of the Inter-
national Association of Fairs and Expositions
will begin this morning, at 10 o'clock, in the
rooms of the State Board of Agriculture. Dele
gates began to arrive yesterday, and it is ex-
pectei that representatives of the fair associa-
tons Of Missouri, Kansas, Wisconsin. Illinois
Nebraska, Iowa and Canada will be
A delegation started from ST. Louis in special
car last evening including julius S. Walsh, the
president; Charles Green, the vice-president; w.
w. Whitnell, the treasurer. and Festus j. Wade
the recording secretary. The association was
organized in st. Louis in December 1884, and
this win be its second meeting
The session this morning will be occupied en-
the appointment of committees on creden-
tials. advertising, classification of premiums
fees and privileges, and management of gates.
This afternoon the officers will make their re-
ports. paper on THE Benefits To Be Derived
from an International Association of Fairs and
Expeditions" will be read by Morris r. Jockey
of Jerseyville. H., followed by the discussion of
topics suggested by the delegates, estate
Boards of Agriculture-Their Advantages to the
Agricultural. Commercial and Industrial Inter
ests OF Their Respective States" will be the SUBJ
ject of paper which concludes the afternoon
programme.
Tomorrow morning r. M. Lockhart. presi-
dent Of the Middle States Fair Circuit. will read
paper on Fair Circuits" and an address on
Auxiliary ADJUSTMENTS to Fairs and EXPOSE
tons" will be delivered by Thos. r. Merceip sec
rotary of the Milwaukee Industrial Exposition
County Fair Management will be discussed in
the afternoon by Chas f. Mills. secretary of the
Illinois State Board of Agriculture. after which
the election of officers will be held.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-03
AFTER MR.. MAAGS STOCK.
The Creditors of Frey & Mag Take Steps to
Realize Additional Funds.

Late yesterday afternoon proceedings were in
stituted in the federal court by William L. Hyde
and others, of Boston, against j. c. Mag. for
the attachment of the defendants boot and shoe
store on Judgment against Frey & Mag which
was obtained in September, 1882, when it is al
legged. they bought goods on credit to
the amount of $4,000 and made a cor
rupt transfer of then to Charles e. Keippendorf.
"in consideration Of metended secret debt,
with the fraudulent intention of cheating the
plaintiffs in the collection of their claims. An
attachment suit was filed, two days after this
transfer, and the goods were levied on and taken
tachment suit Judgment was given the creditors,
who are the plaintiffs in the proceedings insti-
tuted yesterday, as follows: Hyde Bros ST. 703 Is;
E. P. Dodge & Co., $2,28551; Burt & Packard,
$3.50 %; A ". Clapp 6 Co.. $1.oSS II; Hatha-
Morrow, $2l427 IS; Walker, Strong & Carroll,
$44I75; ". NJ. Brewster, $6l1.62. On the
Judges decree that the transfer was fraudulent
and void, Keippendorf, who had dissipated the
property. paid into court the value of the goods,
amounting to $13 1646 GA. The judgments
amounted in the aggregate to $2l 947 60, in add-
ton to which there were costs of So, 900. Of the
sum paid into court the plaintiffs were
entitled to $1,000, and other creditors
VINO participated III the pro rata DIVISION arising
from the sale of the goods were entitled to
So, 900.
1t is charged that since the transfer of this
stock to Keippendorf, Jacob G. Mag has engaged
in the retail boot and shoe business at Evans
vile and Terre Haute. in each of which places
he disposed of stocks of goods that he had him
self purchased at a profit of $1,000, and that
he has made other similar transac-
tions. He has for some time had
a retail boot and shoe store in this city, and it is
charged that he is fraudulently causing the title
to be vested in N. A. Mag, his wife,
It was claimed that upon learning of the fling
of this bill the defendant would use fraudulent
means to dispose of this property unless at once
brought into court, and therefore, the
court was asked to compel him to show
why the plaintiffs should not have the
relief prayed for. The court was asked to ad-
judge N. A. Mag trustee for the plaintiffs,
and that she be required to turn over the goods
at once, and be enjoined from disposing of any
of the property.
The court entered decree in the case, In COM
pliance with the prayer of the bill. and appoint
ed John B. Harper a provisional receiver to take
charge of the goods, which he did last evening.
after filing his bond for $4,000 with A. w.
Hatch and W. H. Eldridge as sureties.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-03
DEMOCRATIC STATESM EN-.
The Hendricks Club Visited by Distinguished
Representative of Cincinnati Democracy.

The Hendricks Club met last evening and re-
ferred several applications TO the committee on
membership. The enthusiastic members of the
organization claim nearly two hundred paying
members On the other hand, the Meridian
Hendricks Democrats say the new bias
not injured the old club. The lat
ter is pushing its membership also.
according to statements Of its leaders, into the
two hundreds. But the Hendricks folks hope to
get ahead of their rivals in having monthly ad-
dresses on eminent men of Democratic proclivi-
ties, and on some who did not hold the party ID
high esteem. Ross Clarke, on the first Tuesday
in March, is to speak on the 'Life, Character and
Times of Stephen A. Douglas" and on the
same evening President Kern will give
an address on John Brown" Last
evening Thomas Mulvihill city clerk
of Cincinnati visited the club and quietly gave
pointers as to managing political organizations
Mulvihill, when unknown to fame, had an under
taking establishment in the Sixth ward, of this
city. He and Dan Dalton, Of the same Eeigh-
borhood. began political life at the same time
One is the shadow of the other, and in any eff
fort Dalton has made to fatten his gang on Gin
cinnati official spols, Mulvihill has had a share.
He was chairman of the Hamilton sDun-
ty Democratic executive committee when
the notorious Highland House convention
was manipulated. Tom Cogan was nominated
and elected Representative through>that politi-
cal plant. The standing of these statesmen is
as follows: Cogan is president of the Duck
worth Club. Dan Dalton runs it. and is the
county clerk upon whose doctored returns the
Hamilton county senators claim their places.
Mr.. Mulvihil is city CLERK and headlight in
the club, while John r. Mclean masters the
three Mr. Mulvihill. during his stay in the
city, is guest of Sim Coy.