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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22
@erite8eIte Mn8ebote.
Mapors Office, 20. Suli 1886.

Mapors Office, 20. Suli 1886.
Bis sum @onnabenb ben 81. Suli
1886 10 ubr @ormittass merben auf
obiger Office Mugebote gum Saul BON
$5O,O 900 SmprDbement>8 Bombs Der Stabt
San Mnto1tio argenommen. n
Sie @onbs iinb in 9urarte1t BON
$500 ausgeftelt unb aablbar in 80 Sab
rem mad Gem 1. Mugut 1886 In geiebs
Ii6em @elbe ber Ser. @taaten. Sic
trasert 6 proaeat 3infen, Die balbiabrs
li@ am l.. Muguf unb l. Gebruar iebes
eSabres arsgeaablt tperben. gu biefem
3ped fin6 ben Bombs COUPONS fir ies
BEN Sermtr1 ber 3insaablung angefiigt.
Sic Bombs tpurben ausgeteut in ue'
berein1immuns nit elmer Sroinan5,
tpel9e bur9 ben Stabtratb Der @tabt
San Mnionio am Z. Sum- 1886 anz
genemmel1 purbe.
9ie Stabt bebdlt ft9 bas &e9t bor,
einaelne ober ale Mngebote gu ber>
tperfen.
Sic Mngebote firb an ben WaDor ber
Stabt San Mtttonio gu abreifiren unb
au be5ei9nen: Proposals for purchase
of Bonds.
~ s. S6reiner,
U.s. Mapor pro temp.
Gum 3eusuiB: s. g. @IaubOn n,
21,tlOm 0lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22
Sic MrbetfSrftfer.

Set Montag tagt in San Nntonio
cine Di{tritt &onbentipn Der Nrbeitsz
ritter. Die 8erbanbIungen berielben
ent3ieben ii9 Der Oefentli6feit, bod
tpuroe elm proteit BON ibnen publicirt,
ber folgenbe 8ef6liiHe entbdlt:
So cine grpBe Inaabl bon 3u9ts
haus : 5trdHingen AM Gapitolbau in
Qufim bef6dftist fino, unb ba MIR
f9ere Ma9ri9t Gaben, baB etne Mn3abl
BON e~teinbauerm importirt tpurorn, UNI
am &apitol gu arbeiten, 10 let es be-
f6lohen:
DaB mir, Bic Mitglieber bes 70. Diz
fritts Der M~rbeitsritter, als gefeBz
liebenbe Burger bes Staates Seras
gegem bic 8ermenbung ber Strdfinge
am gapitolbau proteftiren, unb aIe GU
ten 8irger erfu9en, uas 1T bieferl
proteit gu unteritaBen.
9aB tpir gegett bic ungeieBli9e Sntz
portation alsldnbif6er Mrbeiter protes
tiren, bic gegentpdrtig als Steinbauer
beim &apttolbau bertpeubet tperben.
Wir eriu1ert UNI bic r1nteritubung bic
les prpteftes BON Seiten Der 8trger,
neil mir bafir balten, BOB fer Nrbeiter:
Smport benz 8oltsintere1e i9dblid III
urb insbeionbere bic arbeitenben Glaf.
len beeintrd9tigt."
Mittnp9 mar ber fir bic StraBens
parade unb bas Banquet feigefeBts
Sag, unb obpobl eine briidenbe
S9piiIe berrf9te; bic Seoermarn bas
Musgeben berleibete, fanb Der um5ue
CUR feftgefebten 3ett ftatt. Was BIZ
Wn3abl Der tbeiInebmenben perionen
betraf, bat San Mntotio mod feline grb.
Bere Broaeifton gefeben, als ben geftri=
gen &itterum5ug. Sci ber 8elegenbeii
erf1iener aud bic bielgeribmten
5rommler unb pfeifer Der 8eisaur
&ifles gum eriten Male in Der Oefent.
li9teit. 9as Srommelr in ber briiden.
ben SUIT mag ibnen S6ueiB genue
gefoftet baben, aber tie merben nod
bel mebr 6%efelben bergieBen miiRen,
ebe fe au9 muir einen einatgen Marid
f9lager f6nnen, benr bas Srommeln
1T nt9t 10 lei6t erlernt.
9ie Sitter begaben fi6 binaus mad
benz San 8ebro parf unb mad Mn.
funft bafelbft tpurben, tpie bas etnmal
Site 1T, Die iibliden &eben bonn Sta.
pei gelafen. Nm befen ipra@ be,
9tftriftmetffer Sarmer, bet ft6 iiber bic
I3mede Der Mrbeitsritter berbreitete,
9ie Qauptaufgabe beg Orbens = ID
meinte ct - lei Die 9eranbilbung be,
arbeitenben 8iirger, BENT mdren alt
glrbeiter berangebilbet, 10 tptirbert fe
ibre &e@te i6on gu erei@en m;fen'
IS Idse ni9t in Der Irbeit Der Sitter,
&f berpor5urufen, fonbern fe Bill
beten cine Nrmee beg Griebens i'm Sn=
terei5e Der @ere9tigteit unb Meni9li6=
feit. Gerner berlangten bic Sitter feline
SlafengefeBge6ung unb b%ertpabrten 19
basegen, aIs cine abgefonberte politii9e
&brperi@aft betra@tet gu tperben.
Waffe lei Der Stim M
t q It e II, unb biefeit MOLTEN iie au
0iilfe nebmen, UNI bic 8ilbung bon
Mpnopplen 3u unterbriiden.
ungefdbr nod 4 ober 5 an5ere &ebz
ner trate1 auf, bann fam bas 8ergnii=
gen an bic Sterile, Del6es nit einem &C.
ratsini9aftli9en @hen unb benz oarauf
foIqenben Ball f1lpB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22
Ser ..@hrifftan QlbppcateM

faste: n@ine a~llger1etne 8ei6merbe,
pel9e peber cine @IaKe, nod einen
Stanb berf9ont, berubt bdnfig in Der
2eber. Man fann paErli@ baDon iaz
gen: 9tes 1T uniere Nationalfrantbeit,
unb es getpdbrt uns bel 8ergniigen,
bas 3eugniB bor Perionen BON m0blz
befannter Mabrbeitsliebe unb @ini6t
at bbrert ober gu leien, tpel6e in ber
i9msi9eInbften Weiie ben Wertb bon
Simmons 2tber &egulator
bereitet bon 5. s. 3eilin & So. aIs Elm
6eilmittel befunben. Sie ~georudten
unb miinbIi9en Nttefte 10 pieler 6reuns
be uno 8efannten befrieoigen uts, Dob
bieies cine Der Musnabmen bon Der all
selmeinen AuafiaIberei mebi5inii6er
Spesialmittel lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22
NyaDblfrtes 2intuter.

Gin freunbli9 m6blirtes 3immer 1T
au permietben POP 2abaea Street (gde
WaKerfraBe.) 20,7,m1m,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22
Mirf ui6t beiu @el6 hintpea u

= Wirf ni6t bein @el6 bintueg uno
lauf nidt @efabr, beinem 9aar babur9
S9aben gu bringen, baB bu nublofe
9aaruaRer unb Dele fauff, fonbern
f9afe Sir etpas an, bas fi6 einen Jfaz
men ertporben bat, unb bas, tpie Sebers
r1ann peiB, a~uDerldffg if. 9aa's
9aarsgrneuerer belebt, ffdrft uno per=
f66nert bas Gaar, felt, tpenn es ges
blei@t 1T, feline Garbe pieber ber uub
maGt es wei9, feibig unb s~ldtsenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22
MUerlef.

= Mm "a. Suli follen bic einserei@=
ten MngebDte ftr ben Gau bes Spern=
baufes er6Hnet perben.
= Die rlele beuti9e 3eitung In Sc
gum, Ser Md6ter" III in anbere Sdns
Be iibergegangen. 9err grnft 26big in
NeusB raunfels bat oas Blatt angefauft
unb piro es meiter fortfibren.
= 4m 9ienftag befam elm pferb ber
86rner pofttuti9e ben Sonnenfti6 in
Der gidbe BON Borne unb fttir5te tobt
aur grbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22
Clues eapttatms sladltd,e GmtDednms,

Capt. Coleman. @doner 8esn,outb, Der
atpii9en Mtlantic 9th unb Stem gort fabrt,
lit 70 beftis an Suften, bab ct nidt fdlafen
fonnte Or puroe beranIabt, Or. Sings Stem
Oiseoberb sesea aussebrung gu beriuden. Es
berldaffte ibm ni9t nur ausenbIidlide 2inbe-
rurg, foabern beilte ibm aud bic punbe 8ruf.
Seine aiaoer iuaren in sleider @eile afF3irt
unb cine einaise SoiS bate bel ibnen benfelben
guten GrfOls. Or. Sings Nen DiscoperY III
nun baS Sauptmittel int Golemanf9en Saus.
bait nnb am 8orb beS Sdoners.
Yrobeaaf4en biefes 1littsIs gratis in u
9reib' apotbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22
Gptes Q(fabcmie (Milam).

Ser rteue SIRIUS besinnt am 6. @epz
TENDER. Nusmdrtige 36glinge tperoen
als penfiondre aufgenDmmen. Cine
Normall@ul Nbtbeilung 1T NIT Der
&fabemie perbunben. MQes Ndbere lit
aus ben @ataloser gu erieben, tpel@e
auf @uni6 bur9 bic gu@banblung
BON Nic. Sengg ooer bur9 ben Director
Der @nitalt, 9errn prOfefor %. s.
Gote in San Mntonio sugeianbt toerz
ben. 1871, tum-6,9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22
&albiabrti9er 8esidbt
Der
8erar 8au> nnb SetbzN EXPECTATIONS
San Mntpnip. 30. Snni 1886.

San Nntoni0, 80. SUM 1886.
Ser balbidbrli@e 8eri9t bes Sefres
tdrs fir ben am1 30. Sum- 1886
enberoen Sermin giebt iiber bic finan=
aielen Ierbdltnife unb ben Mertb Der
Mttier folgenben Nuf@luB:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22

Wir, Die unteraei9neten Wfitglle6er
bes Sinan3z& omites baben ben 8eri9t
bes Gefretdrs fir bic 6 Monate, tpel9e
an 30. SUM- 1856 enben, iorgfdltig
geprift unb ri9tig %befunben.
8e5ei9net: Nranias prescott,
Sell. so. 8el,
Sas. g. Carl.
Gum 3eusniB: Sobn 6. O@ie, SER.
20Ht-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-22

- @ebrau6te SongaIine in Neuralz
ale urb &beumatismus uno es tptrtte
nit aauberii9er &raft unb bari barurt
als ein @pe3ialmittel gegeu biefe Dirt
2eiben unb &rantbeiten gelten.
6ranf 8. Opung, M. g., 9erings
ton, &entudp.
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Summa .............$ "a, .13
2urHd3iehen6er

@umr1a ..--...--....$ 24,532.13
@epin1t tpdbrenb Sermins.$ 17,147.16
u~ngetbeilter @eminn 29.47
Metto=P rDft .......--.$ 17,176.63
9 IL erfhefIe N Q nInf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05
MenecIIom. on Tne Omnke.

There il 4ouictbiuy rc,uArsyhl, un.
raun, about caribuii,,e.. The, are
pronounced even to the yorpe nf
hru-ucnc.-. l.nthc height of lm.
poiitenc.s to suddenly interrupt. and
vet the carthquakc of Tt,-dn, pivbt
.uddrnlv aud without ihc least anal
ps, Interrupted twenb or thirty mil.
lions vi people bu.i, engaged in the
usual social amenities of The uipbi.
breaking up ball- and ur.yrr rurotiuy
aud lodges and private p,ulr. iu the
most outrageous manner nnd di,trih.
uting over thirty five thou.n ,oiinr,.
miles of country homes. ,,llspc, and
great cities, unnamed and pr,Al,lins
terror. n take. ON, Ht dlsUdynn
,,c to be- suddenly frightened out ol
his wits one doesn't like to run OUT
ln the street In all the drllIug borut,
of night clothing. aud Vet the pimkc
Ioh't wait for folks to nut
ON their ,acuuo, aud bounot-
II sends the dude with nrcktic aud
collar of md hiz w,p.pdrr. dang.
nnontm- bc,l. and Tint i- neither 3,
rr.tt, roran m.,ru..iy, .,.,to,l,
Neither 4. mo .ur,n,rr. oroId,.II.
headed coat, -unJin. IN A..
middle of tbr -tr.rt vim
b,lli,rd enc. ,, n.l.r ,.,. 49,.
lem .po,. in finch, n,nt., , r,,r,y
inc -iyht And ,,,r.,I.ui o,u.,..,o
-torics .noilcd anal nr .1 .,y,,,
murm,,rs lthc pi,nt tr,l.u IN u,.
t.ndrrc.t m,mcpt., r u.sh,,y ,,,.
leru... las I'M. ,r,.l,u, ,t hc .,,t,
and the grnau,rg arm. yr.urJ -,
kis.e. b.gun in r,,ptrr, nnJ .r.,rn.d
los terror. or, hc.,.,n, ,,r,n ,,nin,
go
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

STATE DEMOCRATIC TlChEr
For governor, /. $ Ross
For acknowledgements T.
Wheeler.
For sttorney.gcnerL, James $
hogg.
For associate justice, Reuben II
Gaines.
For land commissioner, X, NJ Hall
for comptrnlior. John u. Mctall.
For treasurer, frauE l.uhhooh
For superintendent public mstuc.
dion, q. II. Cooper.
TI DISTRICT TICKET
For loaler, a. & prenderghst.
For district judge, 10 nomination
THE COUNTY lCKEE
For representative, seth +. Mills
For county judge, VIM. W. Evans.
For county attorney a, NJ. Harris.
For county clerk, John W Baker.
FOR district clerk, Il r. Bcasly.
For sheriff, Bill Harris,
For treasurer J.D. Wallace,
For tax collector, Otis W David.
For tax ASSESSOR ;, l., Norwood,
For county surveyor Andrew cod
dard.
For cattle aud hide Inspector Ike
Pryor.
For public weigher, j, 5, Mills,
THE PRECINCT TICKET.
For commissioner Precinct l, T.
Tom Cox.
For justice Of peace, Precinct /, i.
NJ. Makng and WIN, W Sleeper
For constable, Precinct !, Lee Jen-
kins,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

IN CoIuWRus six gentlemen IN all
office were earnestly engaged macon
yersatiou which was intcrirrcd with
by the rafting aud sinking which
was supposed to bee caused by parties
in nn upper story, ~ last it got 30
bad they couldn't tails, when one "i
them, greatly amazed, seid To another
''Bub we have stood this long
enough. Put your head ont of the
window and tell them to stop TINT
Il Il ioulishne-s,"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

I'M governor of Indiana ran
stop tie opidcmicot lyuchug prevail
my ia That state moro NpcdItou-h
aud eilicAciousll 10y the rapid aud
certain execution ofthc criminal laws.
than boy the execution Of the lyurhor-.
1t il the law procra7timtiion aud
uncertainty which breeds iynchng.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

bic Of airocious chioaucry sud trick
cry that campaign n tho sixth
district, aud the wicked and innocent
were alike buried ia the ruins of the
house that Jack built
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

james Bccchrr VI H.. of ~iGuurur,
Iowa, says "For several year, ! have
been using u cough hn.am UIrd DH
WV. Halls BNl4NN ruK uuE lrNG-
aud in almost every u-c throughout
my practice have had entire success.
have used aud prescribed mirrd-
of bottles since the day of my army
practice .lS6aI when was surgeon
of hospital NO D. Louisville, n.y.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

IuF effect of the earthquake u
yhnrlc-tou cannot be- mcnsurcd b,
the damage to building, The price
of real estate VIII br affected turmn
NrnrA Ia uMmn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

IuE Montana gcy-rr- shot water un
5000 tcct aud Gllcd - river with hollng
water
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

why use rusty steel spcctaclcs when
you can buy solid gold spectacles or
EYEGLASSES AT Levinski X Lcwiue's At
~ per pair.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

We are the gentleman ouluttors
Don't buy clothing, grnts-iurnlshiug
goods or hats, before YOU iuuh
through our stock.
SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

ON wrr that \ II. Erlo, ul thr ,nl
weston News, i- tu ur minister iu
Austria
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

.,IIstslha,s hat. II full line otstet-
some sun hate foI gents, yOuthS AID
bows II Levine Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05
Ponds ENIracr

ing from lungt nose, gum. stomach
bowels, uterus, pllcs ur rl-.Wh'rr. Its
acli N /, remarkable tor promptnr-s
aud efficacy,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

Opening OF school i- near AZ hand
aud mothers that want To- tt out
their girls Tor scnool can Hnd ull bini-
OF gngham, Worstcd aud NauucI
dresses ut Levine Brothers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

81. --'' ~ - v- go.
such men he'll have to stay with us.
AT the Pacific HVtel-Wll Scott.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05
Baylor Wac University
MALE AND FEMALE.
wm open IT. dist Annual Session

VIII open IT, dist Annual sr,,.ou
~krrLMBFR ~. 1885,
" ith 90 Professors sul iyachrfs. auI hAs 90
|rum nudutIus for 10 stuuvul.
| oar Music. Painting AuI Numuyt It. depart
|neuks are uuturpns ui
Board u MAgd Houston Hall under su
lotyision 1i rrpi y 10 Lose Hui ltiy Cos
|ivr month 100 pfiNHt, families 81. DO
sixty ,uuutir. ia states and two republic
|~erc rrpIu- ut'd Zoo our htlI last 4rasuu
KIlt- g. ~ lF.uN, % ~ rrus
|IEublN ANuEIM-. % % Vice. rrrs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05
WACO FEMALE COLLEGE

slst session opens Sept I.h Well solicited
rHrulti pi 10 teachers iul collegiate course
~ ole. Al Eiutuuuu, 'uliAthsui,-. health
Neatly furnished aud rHtprted .uu4s. tuH
Lottsble aud Cuumuiluus brick buil.liur
,SOe b"ing -pent Ia u WHusRr1
|ehiru s,"rb. Complete Texas suuuIl CO.,
|JtrAH Eifls tuf catalogue HpUly 60
". kut eHAyALi. A N President
Waco lrNHs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

j. +. Sears, prcscriplion druggI'I
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

Boys shoes girls -hoos machine
made shoes. In tact nI Nudv of
shoes, Tor ladies aud chlduu, men
aud boys nj Levine Brother,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

Why use rusty steel sprcln, ns when
YOU can buN solid gold -prrnrlr- or
eyeglasses nj lcyiu-hi y l.NHuc- m
81 per pair
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05
MoNEY roLoNN

EXAMINER u0,t.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05
THE WACO EXAM NER
BARLOW 3 cRAv1Ns. "a,

JOHN L. BARTON. Managing tiltur
}. y. CkAfANr Business, NstHgtr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-05

why u.r rusty steel -pcctaclcr " hen
YOU can buy solid gold spectacle or
ctogln-sn- NJ cyln-ki n Levine, ai
- per pair
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17
DISASTER At SEA.

me Turti~-Back of IN Ocean steamer
Crushed In by . Terrific Mass Of Watrr
ana several Persons Killed and Injured
NV YoRK. Dec. 3-Thc steamship
Wesferland. which arrived from Antwerp
Yesterday morning. experienced very
heavy weather On November 2sth the
vesscl encountered violent hurricane.
hure sea broke over the bows. staying IN
the turtle back and killing two steerage
passengers and four seamcn. The pas
sengcrs killed were Max Frank and 6ane
Livadieri. Twenty scarnen and passengers
were injured more or less severely.
Captain Randel. Of the westerland. Wa
seen Il the once Of the Red Star Line he
aid: The accident il unaccouatArte
There was . good sea running but tsi
\ mot regard IL as anything dangerous ~
der the turtle-back there was assembled
at the time groups Of sailors an
passengers. Suddenly one Of ne
waves rushed toward the ship assuming
the form Of a towering column Of water
whether a cross sea or not there ssems %
\ BE- no satisfactory explanation the mas
Of water swept toward the Ship wirn ~.
posing grandeur. and as u struck tre 49,.
! shook As though mere toy. When tne yrea.
column broke over the deck tnsrs u'Io
/, screams Of distress. and the vessel ~,
I for moment submerged. whon the no'h
| had passed. q panic prevailed. The thf <
! iron beams and plates Of the turtle h'sN
were broken. Underneath the wrcrkaHe
was q distressing sight. The sncc< killed
four sailors They were crushed 10
shocking manner. Near them lay two PM,
scnrcrs. fatally injured. and scatferrl
about the decks were twenty more
persons more or less hart. sons
very seriously. No more WAVES came
board. That night the bodies 81 the ion'
dead sailors were given saiicrs' bur'a1s
The next day the two passengers died. an'
they. 90, were buried at SEA"
Il - believed the other injured pcr~on'
win recover Every thing possible 49,
bon done for their comfort
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

rrov-<uss~~ <-r,s-
NM I~.s, Pxo~~l~~s~S ~ 49, rr~-s.
S~-e-lD~e More anur nanvps ~ nssvv
yillnIns Clossd Upoa Ihem.
w..wxo.o~ ne a-Prcsident (.iev~-
,.,x ~. ,.sne5 !. rro..lama zion anno,,ne,..
shss ~. r.,iNc.sions have bcen exchapgci
- AN. fo-,r "a she exsr.dition treaty u,,,h
lara. wh,ch Wa Negotiated n :he civ ~
TOTO Aprii -. issA ana amended by the
SENATE Lime - lssa In accordancs WITH
shs sc~,cs - sh,s treaty. Il become~ c,..r
.s;xc s;~sv dav. afscr thc cxchanu,e az "a.
,ec.,,ons ana shis pcriod has already -
rires
,,a.. 80, a. the he,,.-
ss-s.s-'s,I r~ - s..-,,..s .,d ,he c~.,...'.
49,. - s'.'.. ..,,,hir 49, Two ccn 81 80 s,a
49,. u s.'-,.s,..ss.'s 4, /. .greed that 49,
49,. 5s.-,.aS ..s;,h - corv,rse5 ~ cr,r,.
49, 80. ~. s~cr snss,ce .hai, u.
49, -s,,.. s.',,,'s-..l ~ urJ.r .tinnia,,.s
ss.l.,sc..
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ANOTHER CENTENNIAL.

Preparations In Progress for the Ceiebrs-
tion ffhe Centennial Anniversary % the
Pronunciation of the Constitution Of the
United states - Philadelphia
PHrIADELPnrA. Dec 3-The committee
for the Arrangement OF suitable cclebra
ton OF tho centennial anniversary Of the
PRONUNCIATION Of the Federal Constitution
met here Yesterday. The committee con-
sists OF one delegate from each State anil
Territory. Georgia was the only one 81
the thirteen States not represented. Ihc~-
Cochran. OF the local committee having
charge OF the entertainment OF visitors.
delivered an address OF welcome. The
committee organized with John A. kasson
~ chairman
Mr.. Henry said that George Lee Of vir
ginia. had corrcsponded with President
Cleveland in regard 70 the proposed ceie
brasion. and that the President would sug
ge~t 10 Congress in his annual message
that action be taken in regard 70 Il.
A committee, with Henry Cabot Lodge
a. chairman. was appointed 20 confer Win
. citizens committee in relation 70 formu-
lating plan for the celebration
recess Of two hours was then taken
during which time the citizens and dele
rates' committees had conference.
Upon reassembling Mr.. Lodge reported
that the following outline Of . programme
Of celebration had been agreed upon:
An Grafton and poem commemorative q
the signing of the Constitution
A military display in which all the
branches Of the United States service VIII
Be represented.
An industrial procession and the crsn
ton Of : perpetual memorial. commemc
rafive OF the Constitution. The President
and Cabinet. Congress. officials Of the Gov
ernmt II. foreign representatives. officials
or the state governments. civic and otne'
4 organizations will be invited 70 participate
\ II The celebration
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Oprx. Ill. Dec C-Kev. II. Reed. tho
Sam Jones Of Illinois. delivered a sermon
at this place last night. and will probably
commence revival here in short time
Mr.. Reed is known all over the state A.
the preacher who talks religion which hc
says Is all wool and yard wide, and tells
his congregation that the carpenter left
q hole In the rear part q the house which
the dissatisfied auditors could use In case
they could not swallow his doctrine He
belongs 20 the Southern Methodist church,
and has just left large meeting in Cen
tralia, where he astonndcd the people -
his preaching.
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Portion NJ the Power House and Harm %
the a. Louis Cable Company Burned-
81. LorIs, Dec. AT about half-pas ten
O'Clock last night fire was discovered In
the powcr-house and car-barn Of
the st. Louis Cable a Western Com
pany. AID 30 rapidly did the flames spread
that men employed in the building could
give no account Of it, origin All
the magnificent cars and grips IN
the barn at the time were destroyed,
comprising fifteen or sixteen grip cars
twenty-four summer and fourteen winter
cars. II il said that the interruption u
travel will be Of short duration, - the
west end OF the building in which tht
power was located was saved In toler
able state Of completeness by the persist
cnt efforts Of the hremcn-
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PrrrsrrRan, Pa, Dec. a-The Pennsyf
vnnia Natural fsas Company yesterdayen
screSl suit against H. Rafferty, and wm
nevine for eiiO. 600 damages. Thccomf'ain,,
40 allcoc. thaf Mr.. Rafferty, while g<nsr =
naccr OF ~ company prior % April 2.
is66 procured payment from the ccmpeny
~ Ewing u sI10mO for purchnres an-
iosscs az certain 20 lands rcp<esenuns
the expense az thirty dollars 80 acIc'
vhcrcaa 4 ala not actually exceeo 49,
ertv-hvs cents per acre; and y y fursne'
~Ilco~a that thc defendants = ne trens.c
tiors above mentioned, ccasplred Y ~
ev~-a "a decei-e tho plaintiff comps' :,
~Hcrcfore they plsce their Damage =
~ full sun vsid By then
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. "A collision be-
tween two frcighfs and passenger train
occurred near Bristol. on the New York
line q the Pennsylvania railroad ysstcr-
day morning, but 80 far a. can be learned
no one was hurt and trains were delayed
hut two hours, From meagcr particulars
obtained here Il appears that east and
wsst-bound freight trains collided- and
soon after the east-bound Pittsburgh cx-
press came along and ran into - wreck