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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-21
Nid,t ipsau,perbei,.

Das gbeumatismus 8irus bIeibt oft auf
2ebens5eit I'M Sbfent, ipenn es nidt etpa ben
sebensfaben pIoblid our6fdneibet, tpie es bies
itets burd einen slnsriff auf bas Ser3 tbun
tann. Hod ebe biefe bartnadise &ranfbeit fef
5usefabt bat, follte ibre GeipaIt sebroden per.
ben 6ur6 ienen pobltbdtisen Befreier bon
arantbeit, S Softette re Masenbitters,
6as ben Dulber bon Aubeginn on BON fomimen.
Ser $sin uno @efabr erlOfen pirb. 60 sibt
fetn reiuereS ober an9enebmeres 8lutreini.
sunssn,ittel, ipie Wlenssn ber on 3beumatis.
mus nnb NeuraIgie Qeibenben bur9 Befdei.
niauns itrer erfabruns betraftist baben SO
9eibiebt our9 bic 8ermittluns elmer regelmd.
bisen Sbatisfeit bet slieren unb 8lafe, bab elm
Nnsipeg fit bas gntneiden BON lnreinigfeiten
eef9aifen pirb, pelde ni6t ,nur rbeumatif9e,
ionoern aud 9idtiide 9eiben unb paferfii9.
tise ergie6ungen bsrborrufen. sluf bieie Sr.
game iibt bas 8itters einen Druid aus, ber ME.
malls an Reit srentt aber binreiGeno fart 1T,
ilnt iie unb bic Ginseneibe 3t SeranlaiIen, ihre
Tunttion NIT ber @rdsiiion elmer llbr gu erfaI.
len. @ebraudt 60 ferner sessn Dbspepfie,
@allsnleioen, Gieber unb faltes Giebsr' unb
S@nade.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-21
Gin ,woffia6riser a5atermoroer

ftanb foeben, tuie ber IS. st." sef9rie.
ben ipirb, bor ben G9ranfen bes Bel.
graber Stabtgeri9ts. Die anflage bes
f9ulbigte ben Gnaben, ieinen 8ater nit
l1eberlegung bur6 einen 6ieb nit elmer
6ol3bade get6btet gu baben. = Das bh.
itere GamilienSrama hatte folgenben
6ergang. Sn einem 9orfe bes Bel
graeer &reiies ergab ii9 ber Bauer Mi.
Ian 5tepic benz Srunfe unb priigelte
ieinen eigenen 8ater unb feline Satin
10, Bob geibe iii Golge Der fortbauerns
ben MiBbanblungen frib3eitig ftarben.
Ser Srunfenbolb befaB brei 2inber,
ben stp6lfidbrisen Sobn Dimitriie ste.
pic unb 5tpei iiingere Mdb9em, uel9e
er unmenf9li6 bebanbelte, faum ndbrte
'unb befleibete, priigelte unb, tpenn er
Ja1ts nod 9aufe fam. oftmaIs aug
benz 9aufe iaste, iobaB bic arraen
Rinber Die Nadt nnter freiem 0immel
aubringen mubten. Sul berfloiIenen
ifrengen Minter tpieberbolten f1 biefe
MiBbanblungen bdufiger. 9lls nun els
nes Jta6ts ber 8ater Nilan i'm trunfes
men 3uftanbe tpieber feline aiaber nit
99ldgen In ben nd@tli6en G9nees
ifurm Dinaustrieb, tbeiIte ber. tleine
SDbn Simitriie ieinen G9tpefer9en
nit, er tDole ibren 0eiben 6ur1 grmor.
6ung beg Naters Elm gnoe MAIDEN.
Die tleinen Mab@en ftimntten Bel, tueis
gerten fi9 ieoo6, init3utpirten ober au.
5uieben. Simitriie i6li9 fi6 nun in
Das 9aus unb In bic 6tube, tpD ber
8ater fi6 nebsn benz 6erofeuer auf benz
Gubboben elm 2aser aure9tgenaa9t
bate unb nad reifli9em 8ranntmein.
genuB feit eingei6lafen mar. Ser fleine
N6rber ergriff cine f9arfgef9liffene
1ol3bade unb f1nitt nit ber Sdneibe
iiber ben entbl6Bten gals bes gaters,
iporauf berfel6e emportaumelte uno,
neil ibm bic 3eble bereits bur9i9nitten
tuar, unberfdnbli9e Worte murmelte.
Mm Deiteren Iufiteben perbinberte Der
2nabe Dimiiriie ieinen 8ater bur6
mebrere S9ldge nit ber itumpfen
9aube Der Mrt. tporauf Wlilan Gtepic
tobt 3uriidfanf. W}ittleripeile tpar e.
Morgen getuorben, uno ber 9aterm6r.
Der, tDeIder feiuen S9meiiern 1nit=
tbeiite, oaB er ben Batter idDn get6btet
babe, begab fid) auf bas 6elb, um mad
benz Tieb Su ieben. Na9oem er bies
rubig getban, ging er felbif gum Dorfs
ri9ter, nm iein Yerbre6en an3u3eigeli,
iporauf er fofort Derbaftet tpurbe. Ser
frabere Suifi3miniiter Mafumaoic bers
tbeibiste ben iugenbli1en 8atermSrber
IN gldn5enber &ebe. St iu@te na9sus
tpeifen, baB ct obne lleberlegung, sges
trieben bon @er3meiffung, gebanbelt
babe. 9dmmtlide 3eugen iasts giinitig
| fur Simitriie aus; ber ermorbete Batter
lei grauiam gesen ieinen eigenen Batter
setpeien, babe iein Weib gu Sobe sepeis
nist uub bic 2inber berna1ldifigt.
Der @eri6tsbof bat ben tleinen Batter.
mbrber freigefpro9en, mas bon
benz anweienben publitum freuois aufz
geaommen purbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-21
statiffif Der Ssraelite,t in asremBen.

gfa6 Dem @tatiltii6eu eSabrbud,e
oes beutf9en Ssraelitii9en @emeirbe.
bunbes glebt bic r59IeliiGe 3eituna"
etiteu Aus3ug, tuoral1s berborgebt, bas
IN ber 3dblperiObe 1880-85 bic iiibis
l9e gep6lterung preuBens I'm einiae
Bru9tbeile ON pro3enten a baenor1.
men bat. Gm /. DECEMBER 1885
tpurben i'm preuBif9en 9taate 366,543
Suben ge3dblt, bas 1inb 1929 proa. bsr
Geiammtbeb6lferung, tpGbrenb 1880
Die 1863, ,790 Suben 1,33 pro3. Der ges
iammten 8eb6lterung olismahteu.
Wdbreno bic ortsanpeienbe Bep6lte.
/ rung preuBeus iiberbaupt bonn l. De=
aember 1880 bis eben babin 1885 um
l,039. .359 G6pfe pber 3, 81 pros. ftieg,.
trat BET Der iiibif1en 8eb6lterung
nur etne 3unabme bon .2753
yerionen ober 0,76 pro3ent Elm.
Die Nermebrnng fdlt ausi@lieBli9 auf
ben Staotfreis Berlin nit 10, 0,406, bic
problnaen Sa9fen. G1leswig 6Dlz
tein, 9annober, Meitfalem, 6eiien,
Nafau unb Rbeinlanb NIT suiammea
4,545 G6pfen; ale iibrigen propinaen
pes Staates baben (tpobl sumeiff in
Jolge Der 9luspeiiung ausldnbiid1er
Suoen) cine Nbnabme gu per3ei6nen,
baruntex S9lelien cine iolfe BON
1901 perfonen ooer 2,O9 pro3ent.
Mu& in ber propin3 pofen, uo Der
pro3entfaB ber itbif6en 8ebblterung
beoeuteno b6ber 1T als in G9lefien
(l8S5 1856 pro3., 1880 3, 80 pros. 1T
eine betrd9tli9e Mbnahme eingetreten.
gBdbrenb 1880 in benz genannten
ganbestbeile 5000 perionen iiibifd)en
getenntniiles ermittelt uuroen, betrug
bic 3abl berfelbeM 1885 nur 5O,866,
mas elmer Nerminberung un 1925
Yro5ent entipri9t.
Stdbte, tpel1e mebr als 10000 gins
tpobner iiioiiden @taubens batten, tpas
reu i'm preuBif9en 9taat nur 3 Dor,
banben, Berlin nit 64,355, 8rsslau
nit 1865 unb Grantfurt a. so. nit
1854; bann folgeu poien nit 6719,
&Dln nit 5000, 26nigberg i. 9. nit
4155, 9annoper nit 1927, Danaig nit
2837, Stettin nit 250t, Beutben o.
g. nit 229O ihbil9en ginmobnern.
gfa6 benz ftatiitifGen Sabrbu6 pers
tbeilte fi9 bic geiafnmte ihbif6e Beb6ls
ferung beg preuBif9en Staates 1887
auf 1862 SDnagosen; babon fieIen Ill
auf S@lefien unb 126 auf poien. Die
meiiten Spnagogengenteinben sdbltem
bic &egierungsbe3irte Gnfel NIT 1853
unb Wiesbaben nit 81, bic tpenigiien
Stralfunb unb 0oben3Dlern nit ie 8,
Merfeburg nit 4 unb grfurt nit Z.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-21
s & e Il.
4erliaer Osoaaa BON ssaal siasau.
GGortfetuna.l

tGotfetunsI
Alles aitterte unb 5udte In syuIianen.
@enit man ibr rGuten Sagl" fagte,
leu9teten ibre tiefbraunen Mugen 10.
bern0 atf, unb ipenn fie iiber irgenb
lDeI@e @eringfiigigfeit cine abmei6elbe
Mdnung batte, 10 Iegte fi9 lire Gtiru
in tiefe Galten, iinb fie furtbte bic far,
ten Bralien. sic tpar ungemein aari
gebaut, bate 6dnbe unb sSiiBe uie ein
Rinb, tinb bic gan3e gri1einung tpirtte
IN ibrer 3ierli9feit unb S1miegfams
feit iuie bic elmer @panierin. Iu9 ber
fleine runbe Qopfs init ber rlattgeIben
umb babel u0lf0nlmett geiunben sc.
ft@t8farbe nta6te bur@aus ben ginbrud
bes GabIdnbil6en: bieie baIb ae6ffues
ten rptben 9ippen, bieTe fbnippif@e
9lale nit ibren leidt betpeglimen ssliis
gelu, biefe yrOBen. lebbaften, funtelns
ben Mu8en BON tiefbralliler Garbe, utits
fdumt BON Iangen, gldn3enb f1par3em
Wimpern uu6 NIT ifarten, iidelf6rnaig
geIGiDungetlen Brauen gefr6nt, unb
6ies ippige, tautii an bdnbigenbe blaus
fdblpQr5e 9aar, bas fih an Stirn unb
6GIdfe natirli9 lodte. Mer gomteile
Suliane b. Witing fab, pbne au tpii>
len, tuoher he itammte, tuiirbe ibre 6ets
ilath aienlols TN faIten Hpr6en, fpns
bern INNER ullr i'm lonnenbur@gIiib
Ghben geiu6t baben. llnb iie mar aud
iuie bic 6Dnne i'm 0auie bes Giriten.
STE brabte 2eben unb 2i9t anb Gu5f
In 6Qs olie Mentbiner GhIoB, unb
tuenn GiirIf gRgeIbert unb GaroIa
feIbiflh9tig gelpeien ludren, 10 bdtten
he lid5 ME Don ibrem 2ieblinge getrennt.
aber fie liebten 6as Iaifige 2inb eben
tuirtIi9 unb uneigennfibis ! anb iie fags
ten f6, baB Suliane nun in benz Mlter
fei, In benl fiir fie uno ibre 3utunft ct.
mQs gel6eben mhRe.
Inter ben Na9barn. ben ndbereu
1efauuten unb 6rtunben, bic i'm Goms
fommer uiib nanlentli@ i'm Gerbif 3ur
Sagb5eit atif fiir3ere ober ldngere 3eit
in MenthiHa bnripra1en, mar Reiner,
bef filr JuIianen paBte. SuIianens
BernlDgen mar ni6t bebeuten6: es qes
niiete BET tpeiiem ti9t, um benz I'M firifs
li@en lleberFuiie berbGtl9eIten uu6 bers
tpbbnten MdbGen bic 6ortfhbrung ID.
res bisberigetl Qebens aus eigeuen W1it.
teln aud lur ailndberno 3u ermDgliGen.
ste mar lihts., gs mar iogor AIT Be.
tAr9teH, bab lte ibrer Msutter, bic eige
fnnIOIe @erfGmen6erin get6eien tpar,
etuigermnben iia@artete. Debbalb
tnno aud Der Rei9tbutt an Suwelen
uub Spiten, bie Sulione geerbt bate,
ouber 0llem Berbdltnife nit benz bon
ibren gltern binterlafienen Baarbermb'
cen.
'e Sie5Daberet ftr Splgen batt'
5nllalle 1ebemtols Don iDrer Wfntter ge'
ms;s sS wv ~ ~. ssnps ... yas.s ~ e.sI'
q; go go.,,ssHs ssyss hs;,,oss .,r IN S; .I'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-21
Hn6lens xlrniea.salbe.

Die bsFe SaIbe Der @elt fur S4nitte
Gnetf6unssn, 0ef4piire, Giebsr. uub Saut.
Musf9Ias, GIe6te, seiprunsene Sdube, Jrof.
benlen nnb ale Sautfrantbeiten; furirt "a.
msrrboiben ober feline Beaablung. B6lliae
Satisfeation sarantirt ober bas geIb ipirb
turii6erfattet. rs Gents bic SHa&teI bel u
Dreit
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aiir oas Stautmbud)
in Sen 2loelftano nGrbobener"

Griebri9 MilbeIm Ill. l6rieb einem
Geamten, tuel9er Inn bic grbebunq in
ben Nbelifano petitionirt bate: ugs
f9eint mir, als penn sSbr nit benz,
mas man in unieren Sagen Nusseids
nung nennen f6nnte, ni9t gana ri6tige
Begriffe berbinbet. Da SIR nod gurer
IeuBerung In Der Gage ieib, guren &in.
bern cine CUTE @r5iebung 3u 9eben, aud
iiberbem burd pfli9tmdbige Itbrung
Cures Nmtes @u9 auBer nleiner beion.
beren 3ufrie6eubeit M9tung unb tuabre
Mus3ei@nung beri6affen t6nnt, 10 tperz
bet Sbr tuobl felbit einieben, BOZ idb
unre6t banbeln mHrbe, in guer @eiu6
3u miQtgen, mas gu9 unb benz Gtaate
gar feinen 8ortbeil bringen parbe."
Serfelbe R6nig, Sriebrid6 Wilbelm
ILL.,, idgte gum 6ofs Marf9al BON
Ntalbabn, tnel9er elm Mdb9en burger.
li9en Stanbes gebeiratbet bate: ,Die
Weri9iebenbeit ber @eburt nimmt unb
giebt feinen 8orsug; aIIes fommt ba.
BET ouf perf6nli6e Miirbigteit an. Sd
ielbf peroe Sbre Grau bei 9ofe eins
fiibren."
Die 36nigin 2ouiie 1uBerte fi1 Bel
@elegenbeit elmer @our in Mag6eburg
elmer Maiorin bon gi. gegenlber, als
biefe auf bic 5rage ber R6niain, mas
fte fur eine @eborene iei, geantiuortet
bQtte, lie lei gar feine GebDs
rene, in folsenber Weiie: sd ges
febe. NIT bem berf6mmIidem Ausbrud
vbon @eburt iein", tpean oamit elm
angeborener 8orsug be3ei9net werben
iol, babe i9 ME eiilen berniinftigen,
fttli9en Begriff berbinben t6nnen;
beam IN oer Geburt finb R6 alle Mens
i9en obne Nusnabme slei@."
Woltermann, Der pr1fbent bes
&ammergeri9ts, benz ber Nbel perIieben
tperben follte, fblug benielbem nit fols
geilber Mattpurt aus: vWlein 8ater
hieB ni9t bon Woltermann, ionbern
Woltermann f9le9ttpeg. SD bin au
ltol3 auf bieien Namen, als DaB i'd i6n
berdnbert tpiini9en t6nnte." 9ls bem
36nige bieie Meiserung porgetrasen
tpurbe, fagte bieier In ber ibm eigens
tbhmliden lafonif9en 6orm: vBraper
Mann iein! Woltermann bleiben unb
bod bic ercellens baben."
Sn dbnli9er @eiie refifirte ben
Mbelstitel Raritens Niebubr, ber bes
rdbmte &eifenbe unb gater bes 6iiforis
ters: uWteine 8orfabren fnb mir gut
genug; i'd min baber rti6t geabeIt per,
ben." un6 iein 6obn, Der grpBe 6iz
itoriter Bartbolb @eorg Niebubr, fdrieb
benz Staatsfaualer Giirften b. Sarbem.
berg, als bieier i'm tuesen ber bon inn
erfolgten &efiiiirung bes 4beIs inters
pellirte: IS d BIN fols barauf
baB i'd aus benz 8auerns
ltanbe ber Griefen bernors
egangen bin, bic f1on au Saciz
tus' 3eiten ebelfte @beaeute genannt
| werben."
@6tbe f9rieb nod 1einer Nobilitirung
6ur9 Rarl 9luguit an feline 6reunbin
Grau b. Stein: sd bin 10 numbering
! gebaut, baB i9rnir gar ni1ts benfen
tann." Betauutli9 bate tein @erins
gerer als Safob Grimm bic grbebung
86tbes In ben Ahelfano neinen Naub
am. .8iirgertbum" genannt.
unb nun gum S9luB nod elm Mort
bon bem fruberen Nbgeorbneten @eorg
Greiberrn b. Yinfe: ,gs giebt biele
Ioelige, Die nidt sur Nriitofratie seb6.
ren, unb biele Nriitotraten, bic ni9t
gum Gbel geb6ren."
s@ Geinite unb billiefte Srudia.
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llnb nun gum S9luB nod elm Mort
BON bem friiberen Nbgeorbneten georg
Greiberrn b. 0infe: vgs giebt biele
Ioelige, bic ni9t aur Nriitofratie geb6.
ren. unb biele Nriitotraten. bic ni9t
gum NbeI sebbren."
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s1 Geinfte unb billieiie Srudia.
9en BET 5 obnfon 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-21

G6tbe i6rieb nod ieiner Nobilitirung
6ur9 Rarl Musuit an feline 6reunbin
Trau b. Stein: sd bin 10 ipunberli9
gebaut, baB i9rair gar ni@ts benten
tann." gefauntli9 bate fein @erins
gerer als Satob Grimm bic grbebung
86tbes In ben Ahelfano ,einen Naub
am ,8iirgertbum" genannt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-26

Gnaxp OPENING at Mm. X. A. sloan's,
Thursday, March 20.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thentcr.

The Jules Levy Concert company will
appear tonight on the occasion Of Manager
Frank Gray's benefit. Quite an attractive
program has been prepared and will be
interpreted in an artistic manner. It in
cludcs vocal and instrumental music OF a
popular character, which will be appre-
ciated and enjoyed. Levy with his cornet
is fine attraction, to say nothing of the
assisting artists, Mrs. Levy, soprano solo
list, Miss Torbett, yiolnist, Miss Pond,
singing reader, Mr. Thalberg, tenor soloist
and Mr.. Downey, piano soloist.
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Lillian Lewis.

Tomorrow night and during the remain
der OF the week Miss Lewis and company
will hold the boards at the Memphis thea.
ter. She will opon in "Article AZ" which
will be repeated on "Wednesday. Thurs
day evening New Magdalen" win be
the attraction and which will be repeated
at the Saturday matinee. Friday and Sat
urday nights CAS- In Looking Glass, f"
her own version, will be given and will
close the engagement, as well as the rcgu-
lar season OF the theater. There will be
some scattering attractions to follow during
what is called the supplemental season.
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Dime Museum.

This week strong attractions will be
presented at the museum, and among
them the McNulty sisters, McIntyre's
Comedy company; Joe Crotty, challenge
dancer; Kaolini, the Queen OF Clay, who
gives a pottery making exhibition; Burt
Ransomc, tambourine juggler, and many
Others. Do not forget to visit the museum
this week.
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AUCTION SALE OF MULES.
We will sell at auction in the
Rear Of Our s,orehousc. SOS From, So.
on
TUESDAY, MARCH a7
At IL O'Clock
FORTY MULES,
FORTY MULES,

In good condition. Will sell on time.
City acceptance. p. McCADDrS & Go.
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II You viii send rs your address, we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
voltaio Belt and Appliances, and their
charming effects upon the nervous debili-
tatcd system, and how they will quickly re-
store you 10 vigor, manhood aud health. II
YOU are thus afflicted, we will send you q
Belt and Appliances on trial.
voLrafo BEir Co., Marshall, Mich.
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GRAND orsslso at Mn. X. A. sloan's,
Thursday, March 20.
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Tue Standard" pays one.third Of the
face OF is policy for the loss Of hand or
foot. CAREIYoroN Mason 4 SoSs, Agts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-26

WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carters Little Liver Pills.
Thousands OF letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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Hosr, hose, hose, at Brownies. the
plumber.
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GRAND OPENING at MH. X. A. sloan's,
Thursday, March 20.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-26

fvs groceries where you get best and
cheapest. Angus Campbell a Co., 90
neale aIIeel. - - -
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Tur STANDARD idemniHcs for loss Of
time caused by accidental injuries.
CARnixoros MASON 4 Sons, Agents.
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Won CAM Make q Samson

Out Of an attenualsd dude. With mcagcr lees, ple'
con chest and slight cough. But man or woman
10 whom constitutional vigor has been denied. can
get Il 10 very considerable extent BY the persist
ent use, 10 regularly proportional aliernatcd doses
Of Americas chief tonic. Hosteiicr's stomach Bit
ter. To the nerves and muscles Of the stomach
that genial nvgorant impart tone, and 10 - opc.
rntlons regularity. The proxlmaic result 4 thor
ough digestion and complete assimilation Of tho
food and the ultimate sequence, blood fertile with
lite, nightly rcst unlmpalrcd and disappearance
Of the nervous symptoms 20 which cii0latcd inval.
ida arr always subject and which they are very
prone 10 take for the manifestations 81 serious or.
eanIc dfcasc and dose accordingly. In diseases 81
The kldncys and hladdcr. always excessively weak.
eninr, and for constipation, fever and aEuc aud
liver complaint, use the Hltlen-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-15
WASHINGTON NEWS
Legislation to Pare the
Claws of Trusts.
THE r1sHERrEs DISCUSSION
How Negro Politician Turner Was
to Be Paid for the " Convention ~
The Chinese Bin TO Be Passed Soon
The Alaska Seal sssnopcly Far
nishing Testimoay-

MAsHIssTos, Aug. I4--In the sen
ate Reagan introduced ball 10 define
trusts and provide FOR the punishment
of persons connected with them. In
the course Of its Gi cussion As to it,
reference, sherman said he bad given
some attention - the subject, in
order to see how far it was wifh-
IN the constitutional power OF con
gress TO prohibit trusts and com
hlaasioas IN restraint OF trade. Ii was
very clear, there was no sneh power
IN congress 20 lie derived from il !,
power 10 collect taxes. itwas power
which might be exercised by each
state for Itself. Similar law. had been
enacted IN England and other eoun-
tfies. Whether such laws could be
engraftea by national authority on the
statute books o. the United States.
under it peculiar system of govern
msat, there vas some doubt.
Reagan said the bill was framed
with the view of avoiding the eonst:-
iutlonai dliiiealty o. assuming to leafs
late on Il matter Of state jurisdiction.
There was also diafeuliy in defining
what a trust Was ani in providing ap-
profriate penalties. After luither dis-
cu>sian the bin was referred to the
committee on finance.
Reagan also introduced a bill which
wa- referred 70 the committee on COM
mere, requiring the officers or at
least thFee-quarters OF the crew of
every merchant. whaling or fishing
vessel 10 be either nauve-boFn or
nat1ralized citizens OF the United
States
The resolution offered some time
since by Chandler. iRstFueting the Sc
lect committee ON indian traders to
continue is investigations during the
recess. WAS reported back and agreed TO
The senate then resumed eonsidera-
tion Of the ii-herie, treaty, and was
addressed by Morgan.
Having quoted from Chandler's
speech some extracts rejecting on the
secretary Of state, Morgan said the
tongue OF SANDER hat been loo ed IN
this debate in a way which nigh; con-
vince the word that when the senate
sat with clio cd doors nothing but
scorpions were applied to the backs Of
American citizens who had been nom
mated for OlIce, or who had taken
part in negotiating treaties. In the
discussion OF the question OF free fish.
Morgan said the New Eagland sena-
tors and owners Of fishing vessels had
thought they were putting mp the
smaite-t sort OF q job in sing 10 use
the treaty making power TO issue pro
carnations of non-intercourse as a
means OF prohibiting the introduction
OF free lish
The senate then resumed coasidera-
ton OF legislative bu iaess. sherman
introduced iii to declare unlawful
trusts and combinations in restraint
OF trade and production, and had it
referred to the committee on finance
A ter an executive session the senate
adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-15

Wholesale Robbery OF Malls at CHI
csEo


CHICAGO, Aug. IA system of
wholesale letter robbery. extending
over period Of two year. and involv-
ing thousands of letters. inclading en-
closures OF drafts and checks ami post
Office orders aegrcgating an unknown
amount though known % exceed
$4,000. and explaining in part the
numerous complaints made against
the Chicago postal service, has been
discovered by the police aud United
state pos Office inspectors.
Frederick von ObeFkamp and
Thomas J Mack ase ia Gu t5ly. and
more arrests are likely TO follow. Won
Oberkamy claims he i member OF a
noble family, while Mack i,a cafpen-
ter and q citizen of the United States.
The discovery Of gigantic pilfslings
OF boxeS came about IN curious and
unexpected way. Won 0berkamp was
Indebted to his landlady, aud in pay
ment tenderei her check which she
accepted, and returned him the differ
ence in cash. The check proved 10
have been forged, and she place the
matter in the hands OF the police who
located the man IN room on North
NttEGks III ~tAliflf2 tNiH
room the officers were astoni ned to
find trunk full 81 the top y ith let
ters. They had ali been opsned, bore
no postmark, and hat the stimps re-
moved. IL was taen ascertaincd that
V0a 05erkamp occapisl another
room, and when this was searched
another trunk full OF letters. all in the
condition described above, was found.
a another room in TIE ho.el was
found a valise packed with broken
mail matter, ana a bunch OF keys.
One OF the kcss was for railway mail
po Iches and the others would III any
iet,er box IN the cty.
The cap-nred mail matter was taken
q the p1stoliice inspector. The en-
We ops contained all sorts OF quecr
things usually sent through the nails,
ifoi dry goDd4 sampe' and its OF
iewelry u writing pads and photo
graphs. But HAT wAish how a. the
magnitude OF the depredations was
the presence ot plies oi Insurance
p3iicies and tr1si deeJs, draft. cheeks,
money orders and pronisary notes.
THESE represented IN tie agg egata
$1,000. A large eAcck was one for
$40 eco. drawn hy a wholesale grocery
house 81 Chicago o. the Continental
National bunk. Numerous other
drafts, rlngiag from 500 to $1,000
and scores erawn for 500 each were
found.
Won On. Fkamp was arrested Satar-
day and coaies cd hi ilt on Mon
day. The TO toaice 4thoritiss are
now iaye tigatiag how the po-i.l keys
came Into hi. Possession. AMI Il is
claimed furiAcr aIre T. will follos,
il being surposed that some letter
carrier. anticipating loss o. 20 ion,
bad duplicate uf hi kes mace and
gave it to Won Oh rkauip, sharing
with him the proceeds To-iav both
men were befo { Commits isner H0gnc.
Mack, who was arrested on suspicion,
becau e he had v1uchrd for th gpuu-
ineuess OF tae che < flfni heI Won
oberkamp'- iandlady. waivej pfelim-
mary examination and was held To
the federal grand iry under $500.
Uberkamp's ease va continued until
Tue day IN bonds of the ~aine amo mt.
Both men are TOW 10 jail.