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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
seua. SBRtua 4 sDbm.

uniere 9auptnabruus 1T unb bIeibi
bas 6Ieii9, unb I'm ioi6es frii9 unb
gut gu erlangen, fam man unm6glid
einen 5uuerldiligerea Marft finben, als
ben pDn Wm. 96fing & Spbn, SO.
511 ASe. 6. 9ie 0errer baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung ges
tragen unD in ibrem @tabliHement cine
talte 2uftmaf6ine erri@tet, ,peI9e allen
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaltung uub gnts
%fernung f6dbli9er Sn~srebiensen beg
Gleii@es eutipri@t. Sic baben beff6ns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen 9roBen
8orratb BON Waitpieb, aug tpeI1em
i1llr bas Bette fir ibre &unoen gemdblt
mirb. Wer reel bebient fem min, Der
6eiu6e ben Marft, so. 511
Ioerue s. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
6. g. waaGer.


Deft : g. mmerceFraB
bdlt Elm 9roses unb febr aetpdbltes 2as
ger bon 9apeten, &Ouleaur,
8iIberrabmen unb 2eiter,
unb ferner neben 3ei@nensM ateriaIien
aler Dirt, Garben unb Anitreis
der Materialien, beionoers
9ammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beften unb b%iligiten i'm
Marfte, bi. unter boiler @arantie bers
fault perben. fen # er, unb. g p e.
geIgIas unb anbere in Dieies Sad
ihlasenbe artifel; tporin 6err Miiler
5as gr6Bte 2ager i'm Meifen bes Stoa.
tes bat. Nuftrdge aus benz 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
esinftiu,u,ines llrthetI.

Ser Gpotbefer W. .. Suit in 8ippus, 5n.
biana, be3eust sd fam bas GIectri,
8itters ala oag bette SeiImittel cntpfebIen
Seoe Slofhe. peld1e b~egfauft purDe. bot Die &c.
ninidte SiiIfe eebradt. semano ipurbe mad
ben, 6ebrauGe bon nur 6 GIai@en uon feiuem
&deumatismus befreit, Der tbn idon 10 Sabre
lang aepeiniet bate. Der apetbeter abrapan
6 re in 8elUille, Ohio. ysridert: gSieieuigs
Me0isin, pelt,e neiner 20iabrigen grfabrunq
nod vam beiten eehi@ it oas electric 8iters",
9aufcnoe bon abnli9en 8eusuiHcn lisssit Dor,
iooas bas llrtbeil, babtn ~Iauteno, nab oas
electric 8itters ale &fanfheitea bet 9ebsr, Del
stieren nno bes 8Intss beilt. elm gan3 einFint.
miees lit.
Sie Staide foIiet nur so Gents. 3n baber
in ber g~potbefe bon u. Oreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
Cinderella g@ub sGtore.
gde DIT SonfonitraBe unb Mpenue C.
gauif! ganitl 9anit!
pE lniere foebeu i'm Often attges 1gsa
Hs.s4a. MA..sAL

Panif! panifi 8anif!
sa- uniere ioeben i'm Often onges Ds
fauften 8orratbe an SGuben unb
Stiefeln miifen in IA Sosen
Derfauft tperben, unb iei
nsa- es unterm &onenpreis! 1sss
Solgenbe 8eiipiele bienen dig Bepeis
unierer beiipiellos niebrigen greiie:
IL oeri9iebeue Grten niebrieer 0srren
f9uhe gu 81 .40(En-grospreis 1.75)
9anbsendbte 9errenfdube .@ongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis 81.
@rtrafetne ba~Eosendbte 0errni@ube su
$3.50 (oubersrpo 5u $3.50 Derfanft.) }
&nabenfGube Ii. Gn6pftiefel au $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
@rtrafetue 3n6pftiefel fur &naben 81
(@ertb $2.75).
0dmeE- 8antoHeln SIR. 5-9 gu uur
Is 6ts. bas paar (Dertb sly.
Geine WdbAenf1ube BON @laces2eber
81 nur Is Gents (Wertb $l).
3inberf9ube gu 40, so unb 80 Gents,
Die anoerswo 90, Is Gents unb 81
fOften.
gabp S@ube beri9iebsHer Nrt, bon
Is Gents an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
galifornia Weine.

Weinliebbaber finben ein sroBes So.
ger pon feinen California Deinen Bel
Germ s. S. Meper ON alamo
Biasa. 5err SLEEPER iumt bic Weine
an Srt uno STEELE aus III b fauft oirefi
aus Dem Seller ier Weinsibter. Mls
gntem 2enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
beitsn Sorten al%s3uwdblen. ST fam
ieine Sunben uno 5amilten hit einem
guten 3ropfen nerfehen. &oibs uno
WeiBneine III oorstiglider QuaIitdt
DON iegt ab $1.00 per @allone fret
ing 0aus 9eliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
Mus benz Dor Ruraem ber6fen

Nus benz bor Ruraem ber0Hente
Ii9ten Beri9te bss Staats : GomptrDlz
lers geben mir bic folaenben Noti5en
Ser @slammtmertb ales Gisentbums
i'm @taate Seras - bes l~iesenoen pie
bes bewesliden : betru9 mad ben ants
li9en stsuerliten I'm Sabre 1886:
$3.50, 525 1873 uHo int Sabre 1887:
$3.50, Az, 401. Das l%eBtgenannte Sabr
ipeiIt bemna@ cine Wertb3unabme BON
49, $751;, 27S auf. Wdbrenb Der Wertb
bes 2anoes unb bes iidotif6en GruHbs
eigentbums-trob Der uuaiinitigen 3eit,
umitdnbe BON $685., 500 397 auf $685.
GILL unb BON 500. 1913 sol aui
$1O5, 226,386, mitbiu um SIT OIL, ia
fur 2anD uub I'm $8,432, 795 fir it'd.
btii1es @runoeigentbum gsltiegeu 1T.
bat Der Merib bes 8isbs - Riuopieb,
Yferbe. MauIib;ere, ,<@fel S6afe,
S6weine uuO 3iegetl-eiHe 8srminbe'
rung BON SO. 1893 erfabreA.
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ase gmtoeduua ctner Sraa.

Sod cine punSerpole Gntbeiuns 1T se,nadi
iuorbem uno has nod baiu bon elmer Dame
aus Diefem @puntG Siebsn Sabre lang bate
fe Die cnticbli6iten 2e!ben aue5uscbsn, pelhc
berart on ibrer 2ebensfrott ssbrtsn. bnb ibr
Sob ni6t msbr fern au fein fdisn. Grei DO.
uate b~aItete fe unauib6rlid uuS fcnnte teineu
SAIaf finoen. Da faufle fe BON uns einc
8 aide BON 0r Ginss yNcucr @ntbeduns fiji.
SdpiuOiudt@ unb fanD fdpn mad Der srfen
0ofis 10 uieI erleidtcrnna, bab fe fGlafen
f~onnte, NIB bic eine Glai6c iurirte fe Uoilfin.
big. SIR Name lit Mrs. 9utber Sup. Or
f6rsiben uns IS 6. 9amrid 6 So. in SbeIbp,
Norb Carolina.
Dian IaUe fi6 cine 4robeEai6s esbsn in Del
Spotbsfe bon u. OreiB i'll Gan antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
cages Wenisfeiteu.
Snlanb.

OSl SeHQI DeHuttUle DIE GIItcH
anngen bon 6. Gong BON Ne'D Oorf
gum Sefretdr Der GefanbtT1aft in SO.
req, uno bic Der @onluIu Merritt in
Naaen. uno Crane in Stuttgart.
- @ine Mn5ahl bemotratii1er Mitz
alieosr oes &sprdieatautenbauies-p
Rentudp, Ssnnefee. Noro Carolina,
Seras uab attoeren tabadbauenoen 5taaz
ten-blel.en cine 3ufammentunft alb,
in melder beidloHen purbe, energii1
auf bic Mbiebung beg Beamten Dodge
i'm Bureau fit @derbuultatitit 3u brins
gen, neil oemielben qrObe 6dii6ungen
in 8esus auF Die Mbi9dBuug oer Iebt.
idbrigen 3abafssgrnte na@gepielen
tuoroen iiab.
-8or Dem Nderbau.M usj9uHe beg
BunSeslsuates eri@ien cine Deputltion
bon @roB ; S9ld6terH unb .S1maIs.
probucenteu, meI9e Elm @eieb CUR In.
teroriidnng bon Bogus 56mals pers
Iangten. 9ie Sabrifdnten bes leBteren
geben gu, baB tie @ottOnfameE.O Del unb
anoere unidaDII@e SubftanSeu oerrper<
ben, befireiten tebod, baB BARN etpas
Dnrehtes liese. Seoenfaas bitten fi1
lire Gpnfumeaten nod nl9t Iber bic
Qualisdt ibrer Maare beflagt.
Sn 5ibsGarolina mil man einent
gomplpit auf bic 5pnr eefommen iein,
bas gum 3tped battle Msser sur Nuss
ipanoerung mad 8raflien III perleiten,
uro lie oann an Ort uub Gtele als
Gtlapen su $500 PRO &opf gu pertaus
fen. (Die @el6i9te eri1eint aler.
binss siemli6 mpfeti6s, ba mad benz
neueH braltIianil6en @sIeB our itufens
tpeilen Emancipation Der 5flapen Der
Smport neuer 6flabsn b6lis berboien
wDrben IT'D
Sic &epubliianer bes Staates
9ouiiiaua npminirten ben st. @ouuers
neur Warmutb BON plaquemines gun,
BouDerneurs4 @anbibaten.
SH MidisaH fanb ipieSer cine
Der iibli@eu gabnenigleiiuusen itatt.
oHur4 Stpei perfOnen purben get6otet
unb finf lebensgefdbrli9 bsrlsBt.
Sm prohibitions Staate Maine
berri6t mebr 9runfenbeit als irsen6mp
anoers. IS lit bort iogar bDrgefommen,
baB bic Ginbsr betrunfen in ben Shu=
len unb in Biz. Ginbergdrten ges
fommen finb !
- @s beibt, oaB bet Gpuberteur bon
Mi1ouri ii9 entl1ieben fueigern weroe,
auf bic 8egnaOisunssgeiu1e gu Gun.
fen Marmels @tidli9t gu nebmen.
Nmslanb.
= Cur Geier bes Soh;eitsiases bes
fronprin3liAen paares iiberrei9te eins
Population bes Gtabtratbs bon Sar
&emo bemielben Elm prahtnoles 80.
quet. 9m Mben6 fano Dor Der 8ila
3irio, benz WobuliB bes GrpnpriaSen
Elm eroBes 6euerwert ftait.
Die Begb0nDlungen 3ur grneu.
erung beg 9anbelsoertrages 5mtfhet
Stalien uno Jranfrei6 finb abgebroher
worben. Sialien rpolte nllr SO Dor
ben 272 Nriiteln bss alien 8e,trages
wiebsr annsbmen unb 1T i'm algemei
men fur cine bebeuieHbe grb6bung bel
S9uB30ae.
Sur6 cine puipers grploTion be,
ruini6 : pulaii9en GeFiuns Brett : 81
towlt wurben IL psrionen get6btet uni
80 f@mer perlebt.
Die msritanii9e Reeierung beab
f6tigt, fid oil Der Barrier WeltausfieI
lung bes nd6iten Sabres in berpOrra
GENDER Weiie 3u betbeiligeu. Sic ba
fi1 auf Dem Ausitellungsplabe ein Nrra
! bon 10000 uabratmetern reIerpiren laf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
Gin 6~anfbarer Natient,

BET ieinen Mamen nidt s~enannt baben mill unb
Der feline ooIIHanSiae @ieberber.
Refining BON aDerem aeiSen elmer in
feirem 0oitorbud ansesebeneu arsnei peroantt,
last eurd uns oaIeIbSe t o # fpsi an feline
leioenoen Mitmenfde berfdiden. 9ieIes arose
Sud- entbdlt &e3epte, bic in ieber apoibete
semaat perDen t0nnen. Sdidt Cure Mbreie
nit 8riefm rife IN: Nripafe Gltntc &
9tspemiart, 15 q. @oufton Ctr, Netu
Dore ". 9.
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aus MabiipnbiQe in Mabil

Nus Mabiionbile IN Mabiiou
@ounip, miro heri9tet: Der ~oiesidbri8e
@intsr lit iomeit enti9ieoen ber itreng=
fe unb unangeusbmite gewelen, iuel1er
felt 20 Sabren in Seros porgefommen
1T; felt ben leBten 5tuei Bis brei Mo.
den lit es bier nit Musnabne bon elm
paar 3ageu bitter falt aepeien, unb in
6ot9e beien iinb bel pferoe uno cine
9rose 3abl BON Rinboieb gu 8rrnbe
g~egangen. YDn Or. Dunn. Der gerabe
bon elmer Sour mad 2eou 6oantp gu
ridgefsbrt 1T. bore i'd, oab ou1 bort
beim lebten Norbiiurm cine nidt unbe:
IL d6tIi6e Menee Don DFerbeH uub 8ieb
erfroren lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26

SaBt gu6 nidt tduidhen burd
nleoere preiie fir Nrbeit, uel6e bslss
dig irgeno cine in Seras seliefert mirb,
fonberH berfigf Guh mad Gallo,
maD's pbotographiftem Mtelier, go.
413 0fs9oufton.S traBe, mo gum quite
uno aufrieeenifeaenoe Nrbeit gu reelenl
preiie %garantirt tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26

80. $. Cutterfioe & So, 1856
on. SoultonsS traBe, plumbers. Gass
unb steam : Gitters, balten ii9 benz
9ublifum fir lle in ibrGa@ f9lagenben
Mrbeiten ~empfoblen unb berfpre6en
prompte Yeiorsung aler Q~uftrdge.
&ronleuGter, @as. GiTtures, 8abeparls
men. @loiets &c. itets an 9anb.
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Ser ppr Sueo beSeariebene genselsaid,

wv N%~8~ vStAb
1T fem aGberes ungehsuer alS Malarin, Oh Die.
ie8 nun als @1ittelfroit nno 8,e5er. sauig 8
8eaielfisber, Milsber9rDBerung ODER fdlei.
denbeS 3ieber %auftritt. @ie Der Sftopus Der
&rsabluna, fdIGat es bic Ganaarn1e I'M fsin
Spfer unD un,lfridt balel6e nlsbr unb mcbr iii
fdredtid + l%lmarmung 8enn tbm iebr9
mi, Sofetter'S Maeen. 8itters
au 2cibe gegangen tpirh, berliert feline cntiees
lide @spnIt nod unb mad an &raft, i@liebli9
Last fie aalrs nod. nnb Der einffmaliee, sulest
befreite 9uloer iubilirt in benz @efible II net
Greibeit, bic ct Der 8ieberber ltelune bcufan,
biaer @eiunbbeit berbanft. Gu@ Dbspepiie
uno @erfopfune, biefe alien unb u%nbarmber,i.
gen Geinoe DeS WfenfdengefdltdtS, ipei1en nnb
ipsrben fdlieblid aus Dem SD sel@ta9en bon
biefefm @apoleon Der Seiln ttel, beren es in DIR
@harmafop0e fein smeites TO sresartiees, 10
unberfdlf9teS eiebt. Rbsumotismus untsr,
Iieat inn, ebenio @iersnleioen. Wit feiner
Silfe pero,n iberrsiate Meroen iriebef rubig
unb tart unb nimmt bic Sdbisfeit, iunft 3u
ldtafen unb nit Nppctit au e1en, au. @enbet
eS bel Soften on In0 beri1eibet cafurd) unno,
tbige 2eioen.
Die IS on Society in
Stem Oorf, Der bic meiifen be~rbDrragens
ben Biiraer bon Stem Sort o~naebbren,
baupifadlih ioIae, bic ibre NbHams
mung auF b~oldnbi'de Girponberer sn.
r~iidfibren, bat neuli6 ihr Sabresbantett
ob9ehaIfen. Gin BeridterEtaiter fhreibt
iiber baKeIbe u. a.: eMenn aud font
Mnfanss nihts baraaf ihIieBen lieB,
0QS man fat nur Wbfpmmen bet einoe
wanberten 6olldnoer Dor fih bate, 10
erinnerte bod wenisifpns bic rspiis-
fart" oil oieien umffano. Mit
8lanetten ~gesiert, bic bic hondnbifde
Gifte nit Sif1erbpnten, eine Sii1bdnb.
lerin, einen Sduapsfrug. NeBe uno Elm
8aar 6olafdu9e baritelten, trug He
oben bag Motto: Set mat gaor is,
Orinf nat flaaris, @preef nat tDaor
is" i,no bonn famen suerif n8lautpe
2at,btangi9e Oelters", mas Der in Ser
Wone aefdrbte bplldnbii6e 8eridters
ff1tter fi6 foFort i'm 5tillen NIT u8Iue
points" iiberieBte. uno itehe Do, er be
belt &eht, benn bic berhhmtc Muffern.
forte erf1ieu Dirtfid dig eriter @ona
unb ioarb nit 1874er o5auternfspiin"
hinlntereefpiit. Damn fam n59ilbpats
foep" (5hiibtr6teniubps). 6aringen,
Gobiaor, e%efpofte ga1iier Morbappelen,
@enbbogels nit Gelei. 9olnnbf6e BOO.
bling unb fonftige tulihariihe Semitic,
iomie gum GdlnB LANCE 9boupfeifen
nebif obliaatem Sabnt aug benz bo0dn=
bii1en 26nisreih. bircft bonn Ssfretdr
.importirt. ShIieBli6 folgten Die
Sell Dronten" (SriHtIpride.)
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Ylan
Mranlas 8ab 8abn.

81 fab rt-
Bon San 4ntonio mad Corpus
@b1tni. 0Dufto uno Sol.
pe1ton,...----....11 l1bl 8ormgs.
Bon San Nntonio nod Rerr.
ollie -.-...-.. 10 ubr Nbenbs.
81 nfunft-
Sn San Qatouio Don Corpus
Gbrlfi, 0ouifon uno Sal
peiton-..---.5 ubr 80 Din. Ma9m.
Sa Sau Wntonio BON Gerr-
pile -............10 ubr Dormes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26

aar Sar ipart @eIo, tpenn ibre Cure
SrudIahen bel Sobnon 8Yos.
anfertigen ldbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26

hetfelbsu beaaet regulift tperbe, Dab er
ui1t Die @reusen Der @brbarteit uuo
bes MnHaubes iiberf6reitet.
3mblftens. Mir linb feline Be-
~fftrrpprtsr ppu Safer, 9erbre6en uub
Srunfenbeit. Wlr T,nb friebIl6e, ge,
feBliebenne 8irser, Die auf ihr 2anb
ftol3 inb uab beren eriter Wuni1 es
1T, DaKeIhe blitben unb gebetbsn su
feben. Qber eeraoe besbalb ino mir
8eaner zines unnatiirl'6eg 8efeges,
Dos ftets nllr Elm iobier 8u6fabe blei,
ben wirb."
Dieter protef eatbaft eiu siemtid
erIh6pfenees anti : probititioniftlihes
Brogran1n, tpeniaiteas mas bic mate.
rielle @eite Der Gabe anlangt. Sn
Be5ug auf bic uns nod biel nihtiger
fdeinenbe moralii9e Geite Der Srage
permiHen mir freilth mandes febr bra.
1iihe unb butdS6lagsnbe Nrgument.
So namentIih bas cine: baB eS miber.
Tinaig mnh unpiirhig augleih lit, SO
mdBige uEb %berlfdnbise MeniGeu gu
5flaben MAIDEN gu molten, neil ber
buu0ertte nidt I'M 5tanbe TT, fi@
ielbfi gu 5eberri6en.
Da nun aber bier5ulanbe - ME
idlil Slid tiberal-bie matsrieaen Sn=
teteHen ben Wusi6lag geben, 10 baden
bic 8erfa1et bes obigen BrOteites ie.
nenfa0s Febr praftii9 aebanbeIt. Dor
alIen Sinsea biefe Ssite bet Sra9e Ill
bstDnenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
OELRICH'S & 90.

2 UODllnS Green, Wem g)crf
.. 3. 9ouns, 6. @rieienbsds 8uso &
Sdmelser unb 5. g. Mnsstomora. 80. 2ss
@ommereefrase. Gsenten fir Gan Mntonio.
s &unge & 60, Agenten ,iir guero.
y Buffet, agent fir Sdulenburg.
Wfoie Maphael Nsent fir 1ouiion.
glemens,& Gauf ano Hgrnf Sasrffs s4seu.
ten fir Neu.8 raunfeIs.
8. B6ttder, asent fir @eimar, feras.
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Der eaosn it ieOen atsnb sAr 8ei4-
ti8uus seSfustl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
Galmpfn aNer art.

Mir Einb Die aIIeiniaen aaenten fir bic &c.
riibnaten &odefier 9ampen, beren 2idt cine
2eu9tfraft bon 5 8er3en Bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26

Gis ferihmten SdneaDam2fer
AIler, Traye, SaaIe, Rms.
Elder, Werra, Fulda, Elbe.
enunabsuSs uab @ittpabs hun
Btemen.
eonnabenbs unh @ittmu6s bpa
Nesp Cart.
Bremen 1T iebr bequem fir Reiienbe
aeie8en nnb bon Bremen aite Tam mar,
in iebr fur5er 3elt idmmtlide Stapte
OsutiAiaucs. OsaerrsihS nab Der
S1mei3 esrsimen. fie S~dneabampfer
ecs Woroeutfden 9fCpp finb nit befcnDe.
rer Beradiidti8un3 Der 3miidenbedss
Ya6asiere unb 5meiter Gaihte pala.
9iere Sebaut. baben bcbe gercede, pcr.
5aslide Wenti alton mi cine auaseaet&.
nete gerpfesurs.
Webr ols
1.75O,OOO
YuEusiere babsn nit ben Gampfern bes
NOrp6eutiden 2lopb bic Reife abgr's
Wesr fiber nnb gut 3urndseIegt. @e=
gen Breiie uno neiterer Snfcrmaticu
meure man fh an
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-28
ONLY AN EXPERIMENT.

Lord Randolph Churchill held that the
act was passed for an experiment. That
being so, he could not see why they should
impose he limit proposed.
Mr.. Dillon said that it was by no means
rare practice to divide the largest estates
into bogus farms, which were nominally let
to members of the landlords family and
then sold to so-called tenants at much
higher price than could be obtained
in open market. He wished to
know whether the governme t
intended to use tAe bill for the purpose OF
planting Protestant farmers from the north
of Ireland on estates in the south from
which Catholic farmers were evicted.
With such policy, he said, it would be
hopeless to expect peace in Ireland.
The motion was rejected by vo,e OF l2o
to 90.
The government accepted the clause pro-
posed by Mr.. Healy exempting purchaser
from all liabilities for rent arrears from the
date the purchase is sanctioned.
Mr.. Healy then proposed a clause with
the object of preventing the enforcement
of purchase by threats of eviction. 1t was
rejected by a vote of POS to 142
Other amendme is proposed by Mr..
Healy were negatived, and the bill finally
passed the committee stage.
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IN THE BIG STORM AT SEA
TALES OF WRECKS AND MIRACU-
LOUS ESCAPES.

No Doubt of the Loss of the Steamer
Allentown of Cohasset with All On
Board-The Steamer Carroll Reaches
Boston After Being Swept by Tidal
Wave.
CoHASsET, MASS, Nov. 27.-There is but
little doubt that the steamer Allentown,
belonging to the Philadelphia and Readin :
Railroad Company, foundered off this port
in Sundays gale, and that all on board per-
ished. She was an iron boat, of 1850 tons,
and bad cargo of coal for Salem, Mass.
SAILED FROM PHILADELPHIA.
She cleared from Philadelphia Nov. 81,
with Capt. George w. Paul in comma nd,
and crew of eighteen men. The shore at
Sandy Cove aud Sandy Beach is strew Il
with wreckage of all kinds, including life
preservers bearing the name Of the AL en-
town. The whistle of vessel in distress
was heard Sunday afternoon directly out
side this port. The Allentown was due st
Salem, under ordinary circumstances, on
Saturday. .-...,......-.... ...
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the city court of Richmond county and II.
c. Cohen as solicitor of tho court.
In the House.

In tho house to-day number of new bills
were introduced. Among them were the
following:
By Mr.. Atkinson of Coweta-To amend
the act creating an agricultural department
SO as to elect the commissioner by the people
in the same manner as other state house
officers are elected, and allowing said com
missioner one assistant, the term OF office
and confirmation to be the same as at
present.
By Mr.. McIntyre--To incorporate the
Townsville Exchange and Banking Com
pany.
BY Mr.. Morgan of Pulaski--A resolution
authorizing the governor to appoint state
board OF health consisting of ten physicians.
who shall have full control in all matters
when quarantine is to be instituted against
yellow fever or other diseases of like
character; the members of this board TO be
paid per diem and mileage when holding
ses ions.
By Mr.. Howell, to fix the salary of the
treasurer of Fulton county at S2,5Oo per
annum.
Mr.. O'Neill's bill providing for an in
crease in the number of the aldermen Tor
tee city of Atlanta, from five TO six, was
read the third time and passed.
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A BIG SPLIT IN THE G. A. r.
The Democratic Members to Form G
Naw National Organization


New National Organization.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27--A special dispatch
from Indianapolis says: About 200 dem
ocratc veterans, members of G.. A. r.
posts scattered over the state, held in the
capitol building last night secret meeting,
at which it was resolved that every demo-
cratic member of the g. A. II. should aban-
don the order, and all present pledged
themselves to withdraw from their posts.
Adit. Gen. Kooniz presided. A name and
constitution for the new order proposed by
the democratic veterans were adopted.
NATURE OF THE NEW ORDER.
"The new order is to be charitable AMI
non-poltical in character. Another meet
ing will be held tonight, and on Wednesday
evening public mass meeting VIII be held
at the city hall. when the reasons for de-
serting the G.. A. II. will be given and the
principles and objects of the new order laid
before the public. Adjt. Gen. Koontz says
similar NEE ings will be held all over the
state within the next week.
THE MOVEMENT NATIONAL.
"Gen Koontz said last evening that Re
had letters from men in eight states indi-
eating that the movement is national.
Among the letters received was one from
j. A. Workman, secretary of the democratic
socleJleS Oh IeHnsylVanlh, promising UnuJ
every democrat in Pennsylvania will leave
the G. A. r. The presidedt of the societies,
who ran against Gen. Beaver for governor.
is at the head of the movement in Pennsyl-
vana.
ALREADY POLITICAL ORGANIZATION.
Gen. Koontz said that but few Indiana
democrats have attended the @. A. X. meet
ings since the election because all the posts
have been holding meetings ratifying the
election of Harrison and Hovey. 1t is
pretty generally believed that Congressman
Ma son is at the head of the movement, but
so far he has made no public statement. 1t
against him, and his friends here say that
he will follow the example of Gen. Palmer
of Illinois
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BATES SEAT IN CONGRESS.

The Governor and Secretary of State
Disagree over the Vote.
canvassers, to whom all returns are certi-
fed, to-day failed to agree upon the test for
a certificate to Col Gress from the third
district. Gov. Taylor indorses the claim
to the scat of II. G. Evans, rep. Secretary
of State Allisen, the other member of the
board declares that Bates, dem., was
legally elected. Whether a certificate
can be issued to either Bates or Evans with
the board thus equally divided has not been
decided, and will not be determined until
further consideration, which has been de-
ferred till next Monday.
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THE ANNUAL MESSAGE.
OYSTER PIRATES.
The Governor Contemplates the Usa
of Cannon.

The Governor Contemplates the Usa
of Cannon.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Gov. jackson, in
an interview to-day, said that the situation
in the oyster rebellion which confronts the
state authorities is this: There are 500
oyster vessels, whose crews, aggregating
about 5000 armed men, are banded together
to dredge on certain grounds and to drive
off any state force sent against
them. To oppose them the State
has fourteen vessels manned by about 100
men. We have reached the stage where
this force cannot cope with the marauders,
and shall adopt heroic measures for the
enforcement Of the law. | have every
reason to believe that the Secretary OF
War at Washington will grant US the use OF
five, six or eight pound cannons, which
will be placed on the state steamers, and at
spots on shore To be selected
hereafter" The governor said that
as no Maryland legislature will make an
appropriation large enough to enable the
state feet TO successfully keep the dredgers
from the forbidden grounds, the only
remedy left is to repeal the law and forbid
dredging altogether.