davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-27
Gin 1tniberialmtttd

ST nod nidt entbedt tuorben !; ba aber tpes
aiafaeus pisr Tinftei Der f1enidlihen &rant.
beite1 bon llftreinem Blute berriibren,
70 sonu1t cine Nebisin, bic eiuen geiunbett
;3ufaub .bieier Tliiigieit beriteGt, einert
llntrericlmittel 70 nabe, tuie eS m08li9 1T.
WDerB SariabarilIa iibt auf oas glut tn
ie6srn Staoinr1 ieiner Bilbung einea @ins
fluff aus, unb eignet itd baber far etne gro
btre Mannigfaltisfeit bon &ranfbeiten ole
ireenb eiue aubere bisber befanute Ir5aei.
Weid)miire tttt6 &arftnfel,
bie elmer sesp0bnlideu 8ebanblung @iber'
fanb teiien, suet9en Dor aper's Sarfa'
parila na1 perbdltnibuldBis turter Gu.
tpenbung.
@err 6. 8. Mfurrap, aus GbarlOttespiae,
3D., fdretbt u1s, er iei Sabre lang NIT
@eidmiiren bebaftet g~erueieu, bic ihm uiel
2etben slge3ogen unb auf bieie folgten
3arfuntel, berea ct mebrere suglei4 bate.
Da fing er an a(per's Sariaparila su ges
brauMen, uno nobbem CT bret Glaihen etn>
genon1n1en, pefldmaubeu bic &urfuntel,
llno nun bat er felt feds Sabren aud nidt
Elm 1ldtter9en gebabt.
Sene fiidiide &rantbeit, Die gfros
bbeIa, III Die furHtbare t1riade unsabli<
ger uebel, uu6 nit Mus3ebrnng reruerl
lpir nur eine aus mehreret glei4 gefdbrlts
den. Nusfdjldge, 99tpdreu, tpebe Iugen,
Helmtuolene Driieu, 1ftuahe unb abge5ebrte
Mnsgcfn, rtnreselmdbiger Nppetit nrb dbn'
tide Diuge fnb sierhiid fi9ere In3ei9en
elmer Neiguag at Sfropbell. Wtanfe8
@esdt, has fonif biibifl mare, TT burf NlSs
fhlng ober bdblide Gledeu %entftelt, Die BON
5taRetnern Blute berrihren uHo an5etgen,
tuie nStbig gper'S Sarfaparilla tit ui1 oas
tltbel 40 beilen.
Nue bic an Bl~mtfranfbeitet leioen, iolten
eineu ernftliden @eriudD NIT Mper,s Gar.
fdpariIu MAIDEN; babel miiHen fe aue Yuls
Der, Galbeu ltno Satittpafcr uermeioen,
por.iglid fold fpoblfetle l1no pertbloie Wttrs
tlrrer, bte niht nur tetne Seilung berbets
fihres, {ouberu iogar bdufig bic &ranfbet,
tku, hte fte ongebli9 beilen loDen, pcrihstuts
satri unb befefiBen.
Nper'6 SariapariQa,
Subsssttet Don d.. 5. 6. aper & Co.. aorueu, Teaf.
81 allen spptbessa 81. babsn: grsis 81; fs3s
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NNerIei.

= Yaul 8erseron 1T bonn Griebenss
ri6ter unter $500 8trgi9aft geitelt
tporben fur iein @rf@einen bsr benz
Sitriftgeri9t.
= Sic Obj Gellous feierten getern
ben SO. Sabrestag bes 8sftebeus ibs
rer 2oge.
9err GtiB 5@teiner, telbertres
TENDER MaDor, balt feline Bureauftuns
ben pfi6tgetreu inne unb TT tdsli9
bon Morgens 9 Big Na6mittdg 4 ubr
IN Der Maporsoffice gu finoen. St 1T
nit benz Gang ber @ei@dfte auf's se'
tlauelte bertraut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-27

gas- Srau u. @arberitt E, berelt
&etauration in 8ictorid, Segas, alen
&eiienben auf's DOrtbeilbaftefte betannt
mar, bat ieBt an Npenue 6. $50. 232,
elm pribat ; 8oarbiugbouie er6fnet.
9luf quite Slide unb 8equemli6feiten
fir Serren, oenen Elm eigenes 9eim
mangelt, Dirb bic gr6bte Sorgfalt per=
tpanbt preiie mdBig. Bet6ftigung
unb @obnuns per Sag, Wo9e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-27
Noti5 AT 8OuozS nbaber
bon 10 0idbrisen 6ffentli9em Ser,
beferungs Bombs ber Staot Sun
Mntonto, ausgeseben am L.
SUM- 1878.
Mapors Office, !
Stabt San Mntonio, Seras, !


Sta6t San Mntonio, Seras,
"a. Npril 1883.
Nae Perlonen, pelde 10-2Oldbrige
6ffentli6e YerbeHerungs : 8onbs, bon
Der Stabt San Antonio am 1. SUM
1878 a~usgeseben, inne baben, finb bierz
bur9 bena@ri@ti9t, baB befaste Stabt
San Mntonio bei@loKem bat, ane 3iele
ausgeltelten Bombs in l1ebereinHim.
mrttg nit ben am eriten Sage bes SUM
1888 einaul6ien. Na6 benz L. SUM
1888 tperoen bon ser 6tabt feline !3inz
fen mebr auf irgenb melde oieier Bombs
be3ablt. 8efagte 8onbs tuerben bon bet
Ginana . Msentur Der Stabt San Nntos
MIC in Netp Oort citD, u. g., in Der
Natipnal @itp 8amt, ober in benz 8us
reau bes carbohydrates in Sun
Mntonio, Seras, nod Wunl6 bes esSns
babers folder gonbs einsel6ft.
~ 8rpan @aIIagban,
~ MaDor.
8ei6einigt:
6. g. glaubon, @itp glert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-27
SIR. 9. g. 9psmeQ. Elm

= Scr. s. 8. 8ostpel, elm befann.
ter 8irger BON Brownsville, Seras,
tbeilt Golgenbes aus eigener grfabrung
nit: Na9bem, i6 cine 3eitlano on
9iarrboe gelitten unb berf9iebene Mes
bi3inen gebrau@t bate, berfu9te i6
cine Jlai9e bon gbamberlains golie,
@bplera unb 9iarrbDesS eilmittel, tpel1e
mid iofort pieberberfteQte. Sd er,z
pfeble bies Mittel alen G~eibenben.
Gum 8ersauf bel sc. obn&@ So.
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Bnalens Mrnsea.gaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der Belt fur e9nitte
Gnetf9ungen, @ef@pire Gisbsr. uuS $aut.
auif9las, Gledte, ssiprunsene 9aabe, Grof.
beulen unb ale $autfraatbeiten turirt Ga.
msrrboiben ober feline BetabIuns. 86Iise
Satisfeatiou earantirt ODER bas @eIb pirb
turaderfattet. 26 Gtnts bic S9aatel bel u
Dreib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-27
Die 0rphibitipniften


baoen In Waeo ibre Characterization
abgebalten.
&eu. 5. .. Clint bon sraois gOuhtp
fibrte ben 8orfb.
Die foIsen6e platform tpurbe angez
itommen:
@ir befiirporten bic 1nter6riidung
bes 2iquor . 6anbels bur9 ifaatlide
unb rationale @eiebssbung; Miberruf
bes Ser. Staaten Snternal &ebenue
@eiebes unb aler anberen @eiebe,
pel6e bic G~abrifation bon berauldens
ben @etrdnten befteuern; bic 6ffentliae
Domdne' fol fir 9eimitdtten reierbirt
unb bas S9ulanb tur an tpirfli9e
Mntebler In paraeIet bon 800 Mcres
berfauft tperben; bic Sarife ber 8abs
men &C. iollen bur9 Seiebgebumg regus
Iirt tpetben; grpeiterung bes Treis
f6ulipifems; Nufbebung bes 2ontratts
fpfems ftr Strdfinge unb unterbrins
gung berfelbett i'm 8u1tbauie; BeIeiti.
slng aIer MonopoIe unb Sruit's.
Damn uur6en Selegaten CUR Natio'
ndlfonDentisn ernannt unb bas fol-.
genoe Staatstidet aufgeitelt:
Marion Ma,tin, @ouberneur; s.
s. 0oafum BON 6untsbiIe, 8ices@ouz
berneurs s. 81. WcpinaeD bon Soob,
S9ulfuperintenbent; %. 8. Sadion
bon Nc2ennan, G6abmeiter; s. 8.
Sling bon 2ampaias, Comptroller; s.
6. &atbburn Don Miblanb, 2anbtom.
mifdr; 5. .. @of bon Sranis, &C.
neral nmaIt.-
Dos 9auptquartier fiji bic Ngitation
bleibt Macu.
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Stride Gentle.

Ser @drtner.g erein bon San Mntos
MO, cine aus hber biersig Mitglieoert
beftebenbe @eieQl9aft, 1T borbereitet,
iraenbwel@e Semitic bic bier gesogen
%uerben, mad auswdrts gu D~erienben.
8eIteaungen nimmt entgegen
albert Saeberle,
C. o. Grii6's Saue, San NntOnis.
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Gin ernenerter Ste&6rief.

Sie @bronif oes Sabres 1848 bers
5ei9net flir Berlin unterm IA. SUM ber
3eugbausfurm bur6 8oltsbaufen, bic
an bic STEELE Der Biirgermebr eire anz
gemeine golfsbemafnung ieBen mol.
ten. 9as 3eugbaus, bic iebise Stub
mes1aue, mar bema9t bon elmer Som
pagnie 5olbaten unter benz 8efeble bes
9auptmarus b. Nabmer. 9as 8olf
bur9bra9 bte &eiben ber brauBen auf>
gefteQten Birger'uebr un6 brang burd
bic Genfter in bas Gebdube Elm. Das
Militdr, uel@es fi9 in bas obere etod=
inert auridge3ogen bate, i@idte 1i1 gum
Sample an, als es benz aufdlig binauz
gefommenen Premierlieutenant Seldom
gelang, bur9 bic 8oritellung Der Mubz
lofgteit eines 8lutbergieBens, ben6erru
b.. Gabmer gum Nufgeben ieines Bofens
urb gum Mbn,ari9 gu betpegen. Se1om
mar bamals our Organization Der Geitz
tralturuanltalt nod Berlin tommaits
brit; ct tuuroe bonn Sberifen b. Cries
beim proteftionirt uno gaIt aIs
elm febr boffnunssboler Offsier.
Gin &riegsgeri9t berurtbeiIte ibn tuez
gen ber 3eugbausgei@i@te gu Is Sab
rem Jetung, ben 9auptmanu b. Nab.
mer gu 10 Sabren. Nabmer erbielt
balb gegnabigung, Se9pm aber ents
f1ob mad etpa 10 Monaten aus Der
G%eitungsbaft, nabm am babil9en gufs
tanb tbeil, mad befen Miebernerfung
ct elm Sabr in @enf berlebte. Bon ba
cling er mad 2onbott, 100 CT eine Surtrz
anitalt grin6ete unb 1852 panberte er
nod Muftralien.aus. eeit6em fin6 Sc
Sabre berfloRen, Se6om 1T beri6ollen,
ba bringt am 6. Npril 1883 ben Manr
un6 fein S@idial ber v&ei9sanseig."
In grinnerung bur6 folgenben
Stedbrief.
@eqen ben e6emalisen Yremierlientenant
gnifab gedop, ca. Is SABRE alt, tuelder aii9.
tis 1T, fou Elm burd bpllfredbares l1rtbeil bes
aonisli6en a,iessseri@ts gu Berlin bonn 8.
Snli 1913 e~rtannte Gefunasbaft bon Is Sab
rem, ab3islid bereits berblBter 10 Monat unb
10 Sa9en bclffredt tperben. Sc birb eriuAt,
benfelben gu berbaiten uno in bic Geituns gu
Masoeburg abauliefern.
8erItn, BEN 81. @tdrs 1883.
Ser @rfe Staatsanpalt beim
&Onisliden 9anbseri@t I.
Inter BEN !5tedbriefen aller 2dnber
fam bieier tpObl als Elm l1nifum gels
ten, bas aaer 8esrife BON @erid5rumg
ipottet. Solte es bic Nntpor. fem
auf eiu 2ebens3ei6en, bas ber @reis bat
in bic 6etmatb gelangett laHen2
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: Sie bette Gribiabrsmebi3ih unb
8lhtreiniguugsmittel finb elm paar 9os
fen ct. patrids pilen. 9ie S6a9tel
toftet rs gents unb fie betpirft mebr
aIs irsenb cine 9olarsM ebisiu. @arar-
tirt unb bertauft bon q. @Obn&@o.
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Weues @rpcera : @eSd1aft.

@de bon Mlamo & 2abaca : GtraBe
bat 9err s. $50 betner cine nelle
@rocerD er0fnet. Sober &dufer tpirb
f9 bon Der 0otsiigli6feit unb 8iligs
feit ber Maaren tiber5eugen.
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= 2eu6bufen tanr boaRdnbig tor=
trolirt unb iebe @efabr berniebett tpers
ben, bur6 bdufigen @ebrau6 bon
@bamberlain's 6uiten.M ebisirt. M@ts
8eReres tann beri9rieben tperben. 8erz
fauft bon Sc. @obn&@ 60.
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-'Die f6tpere @intertoit pnb ber
Mangel an frii9er 2lft pirft na6tbeis
Zig auf beH gan3en pbDFiden Me6a=
nismus. Nber's S%arfaparila 1T bas
re9te Wfittel, bas man i'm Sribiabr
aebmen fol I'm bas BIut 3u reinigen,
ben 36rper su ftdrfen, bic 9eber 80
an3urege1, ilnb bic @eiunbs
belt un6 Graft tuieoer ~bersufelen.
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Ri berndhten.

Ser llnter3ei4nete fu6t fir ieiner
f66n an Gll1B 9~elegenen i9attigen
picnic ; pldB einen 8d6ter. 8dber,
@ebaube, Gang platform &C.
Gb. Braben.
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pay- Sin ben ..sffomu Gnrnics

say- I'm ben ,,0ttamu Gornice
Mprfs" limb bic 9erren Sbafer, 8ras
ben unb s.. s. 8obrie betbeiligt-aIio
gebiesene prattii9e Mdnner in oieIem
Sadie. sic liefetn @eiimie BON galbas
nifrtem Giien uno 3innod6er, 5aneD
Bar Girtures. 3inn, 3upfer unb @iiens
platten &C. &C. Office unb Mertltdtte
SO. 81. @efts@ DmmereesS traBe.
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3 Z a 9.
e q t It I.

SIM 5enat lift enbli9 Der Wntrag ges
felt tporben, baB bic @rtra1tbung Der
2egislatur am -. Msai gei9lo1en miro.
9as tpirb bod mDbl ber m%ahenmeilen
ginbringu1g BON Mntrdgeu fir 8epil>
ligunsen eth gnbe MAIDEN uno bic St.
lebigung Der borliegenben @ei9dfte be-
i6leunigen. - 9as Sausfomite bat
giintig iiber bic Bia beri6tet, fir cine
Srrenantalt i'm 9ibwsten 5000, 900
gu bepiligen.
- 9. s. MurreG BON Semple
ma6te cine &eiie nod Coleman un6
f9retbt BON bort an feline 8erpanbten,
baB er bon 3pei Meritanern iiberfallen,
gebunben unb entfabrt mor6en tpdre.
St i9reibt ni6t, no er fi9 gegenpdrttg
befinoet; bic gan5e @ei@i6te flingt
iebr merfmirbig.
- Sn benz Sale bes 3eitungsiungen
George l1rqubart in 9%oufon, Der aus
giferfu6t feinen &ameraben Weas ers
fta9, fonnte ft@ bic SurD nt9t einigen.
Ser M6rber TT Is Sabre alt.
: Seferion, Marion Gountp. 9err
8. 8. prinsler bon pine Bluff, Mrt.,
tpel6er friber it penniDlbanien ges
tpobnt bat, uno lett einiger 3eit i6on
bamit bei@dftigt gepeien 1T, bic Sob
lens uuo @~ifenlager 1T ben Counties
Marion unb @aB ether griinoli9en uns
teriu9ung gu unter3ieben, bat Dor Rar,
gem nit s. s. 5mitb einen Wertrag
abgef9lO1en, auf @runb belen ct f9
5000 Mder 2anb In bet Ndbe bon Mlas
mo Station auspdblen nnb in Pa@t
nebmen fanr, unter Der Beoinsung,
baB CT binnen go Sagen nit ben Bergs
bausNrbeiten beginnt. .Wie CT bebaups
tet> bat ct cine 2pbleaaber BON 100 SUB
Md6tigteit eutbedt. SIN 2aufe BET
lebten Mo6e finb nod beri9ieoene an'
bere groBe Streden 2anbes in Marion
County unter dbnli@en gebingungen
in pa6t gegeben tuorben.
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pbns 4 mmiffions.@ebabrsn
hon 1900 an anfpdrts anf / bis 10 sabren
anf &bpotbefsn bon snItibirtem 2anb, elm.
ad3dnasee 8<ibelanb un6 Grunbeieentbum in
axsberen Gtdbtsu To 3eras. Nnfauf unb
8srtduaerang bon 8enbers aiens.
6fnueis Guitb, @albmeI & Co.,
$50 Gommerssse trabs, Gan Gntcnio, 1eras.
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&. &. &heiuer.

@rOcerp : 9dnoler, @de Mlamos llnb
9abaca > StraBe, fibrt Elm b%ollitdnbiges
Eager BON STAPLE unb GancD Groceries.
9 lli9fe Marftpreife. NGe
Waaren uerben fret ins Saus geliefert.
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@ e Z a n q t

tpirb Elm ,Gnabe I'M @tter bon 14-16
Sabren, um bas 5@riftieben gu lernen.
Na@5ufragen In Der @rp. Der nGreieu
8re1e".
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$4,000.

Ntr s'sin GIa6 berludt unb pbiae Sunme
ntnnen m0@te, peabe fl9 fit Sidets an
DUCK RIscHE, Miamo @Ia3a.
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a Sn S6oIa' @artensY o.
bilon fin6et BON ieBt an, p1brenb
Der 9ommer=9 aiio1 auBsr BET. reguIds
ten @amita9 unb Sonntag : &on3erten
aud ieben Wittmo@ Mbenb& Som.
aert ffntt.
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@roquets5 Sets gu $1.25,
91ngematteft,
&inbermagen au $3.50,
Meritaniide @aKerfibler,
8aie 8aQs unb Bats,
Bel Saul 8agner.
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"a Die eIesantefien Mn3iise nod
Nsab bel pantoaf & Ssbn.
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Amsei8e fur stemersabler.

Dfiee bes fdbtif9en Gtener.goIetors
fampmann Gebdube, 8imncr SO. 81. +
Das Ynblitum pirb bierburd be~ma@ridtiot,
bat bic f6btif@en Stener 2iFen fir bic I'm.
nsebnng bes f~euerpfiGtieen gieentbums =
ptrf6uIi4en ME Iitsenben Beftes- fir bas
nit BEN ]. Mdv5 1888 besinnenbe Gistaliabr
istt DFsn Eiesen unb bis sum 80. Stunt 1858
nugitgen tperben.
NE Dieisnisen, ptI6e bisrbon -tetrofen
1troen, iuerbtn b6aidt erlu9t, f@ baIe ein3u-
fnben unb i9r Gisentbum BOT benz lnteraei9.
ndsn o. berleusrn, trie 90 bas @eiet p~erlanst.
Sole @affiano,
Stdbtiider Nfefcr.
San MntSuio, 20. 8ebruar 1883.
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Die reidlte unb e~le8antefe Aaswahl
bon Mrtifeln, pel@e F9 beionbers 10
@eburtstaSs, unb Scdjeits . @eidenten
eiSnen, als
Silberplattirte Waaren.
Statuem bon BRONZE, Serra > Gotta,
YoraeIan unb Mlabafer.
&elisiSie Stsuren, @rueifire unb 80.
ientrdn5e.
glumen.B aien uab Gmpetn.
Eafen, fsff beeOrirte.
Glbums in 9rcBer Nuswahl. =
photographer aler slrt.
Scupenirs nit 81 Nnidten pon San
Wntonio, far SO Gents.
8ilpers unb gilber=R ahmea. =
Wuffbpien unb 1bren
Opernsldier uab Ternrcbre.
Eaidenmefer unb S&eeren.
Sameas unb 9errensEctle Wecefaire.
@elDtai&en fir. Ssrren unb Damen.
Damens6 anbtaiden.
Brief Mappen.
9areibaeuse unb Ncti3ba4er.
Viften=Sartens Gtuts.
Damen. Nrbeits= 2dHden uub QSrbe.
Sanb=S piesel unb RGmme.
8aud-T Glide unb Serpice.
@i8arrensGt uis.
3eitunss' Wappen.
I. Spa5ierfSde.
IcSels unb gidborn.a 6fise.
/ .Mcecrbecns, .3ttbern unb 6atfncnieas.
Wuideln in GROCER slusrabI.
Siid.Mpparate.
Baptere unb iDnftise Materialiea CUR
Gnferttsun8 bon Bapier. 8lumen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-06
NORTH CAROLINA.
Voting for President, Congressman, and
the State Legislature.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 6.-Ths democratic,
republican, and prohibition parties have Presi-
dental tickets in the field in North Carolina
this year. full state ticket and members of
both houses of the Legislature are to be elected
and an amendment to the state constitution in
creasing the number of judges of the Supreme
Court from three to five is to be submitted.
The democratic candidate for governor is
Daniel G. Fowles, republican candidate Oliver
H. Dockery, prohibition candidate W. F.
Walker. The congressional nominees are:
First district, Skinner, democrat; White, re-
publican. Second district, Simmons emocrat;
Cheatham republican. Third district, Nc
Clammy, democrat; Robinson, republican
Fourth district. Bum, democrat; Nochals, re-
publican. Fifth district, Morehead, democrat;
Brewer, republican. Sixth district Rowland
democrat Jockey, republican. Seventh dis
trict, Henderson, democrat. Eighth district,
Cowles, democrat. Ninth district, Johnston,
democrat; Ewart, republican.
The legislature to be elected will choose a
United States Senator to succeed Ransom, dem
ocrat. The labor element may exercise some
influence in few counties, but not much sig
nificance is attached to it. Considerable in
terest, however, is felt in the movements of
the Farmers Alliance, which is believed to be
very strong and may influence the election of
United States Senator. While it is expected
that the prohibition vote will be small, if the
election is close it may determine the result.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 6.-The election re-
turns will be compared with the vote for gov
ernor in 1888, when Scales, democrat, received
49, 900 and York, liberal republican, 122, 934.
Unusual efforts have been made on both sides
to poll full vote, and the republicans have
sought to carry the legislature, which will
elect United States Senator, and in which two
years ago they combined with the independ-
ents, secured control of the House, and came
near having majority on joint ballot. The
prohibitionists have also been active and their
strength is an unknown element.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 6.-The weather is fair
and pleasant and voting is going on quietly and
peaceably throughout the state. 1t is probable
that the vote will be a very heavy one.
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DIED


MAY ACTON, daughter Of James and Hattie Acton,
InterInent at Rock Creek Services at the house
Funeral private No flowers
CLARKE. On November 3 1858, at p m after
lingering Illness EDWIN RUTHvEN, son Of John o.
and the late Adeline Clarke.
tend the funeral services at his late residence No 24
Queen street, AleHsndria Va, "Wednesday. the 7th
instant, at s m nterment private. No flowers
FARBER. At Catonsville. Md. on Monday evening
Nov. 5, 1sss, RUBY, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs W p
yonns1n Oh frlnce Georges courtyard wife Of Edwin
FRANCIS. On Monday, November s. lsss in the
loved husband Of Mary E Francis, and father Of Dr
John r. Francis.
Fssidenes ial3 18th street pSrthSest Services at
attend The casket will not be opened the church 2s
GODFREY On M Ne SEsm6sI 5 isss q, 40
and Katie Godfrey, aged one year. two months, and
Funeral from parents residence, 400 81 ct. s.w,
"Wednesday, the 9TH, at O'Clock p IN Friends and
0'CONNELI. On Monday morning, November s,
1855, MICHAEL the beloved husband Of Mary oCon-
The funeral viii take place from his late residence
28os ,tPeet northyest ON %sdnssdsy Soyenber
are respectfully invited to attend o.
PADGETT Departed this NE SSyember 5. 1855, q
i2h f.ds sS
Funeisilesves Brooks Station at am November q.
RIDDLES. On November 5, 1855, at 3:22 q m
THOMAS W. RIDDLES, beloved son q sara j. and the
late Thomas Riddles. aged seventeen years seven
Funeral win take place from Mt Zion NJ T. church
s Mf and friends are invited @ sttsnd p hsi'
STOOPs On November 5, 1885, at 10 D. m. WIZ
J. STO0Ps, beloved husband Of Margaret j. stoopz n
the eighty nrst year OF his age.
May he rest In peace
Funeral win take place from 50 Pstr1cl,s Chr5rrh
wednesday, 1t O'Clock o H.
WILSON. On Tuesday, November g. lsss WILLIE
t. BELOVED son Of samuel and Julans Wilson, seed q
years and ten months.
Not our win. but Thine, be done.
Funeral from his parents residence, 1920 Pa. ava
s.e.. Nov @, II p. m.
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MISSOURI.
Immense Vote at St. Louis.

A1uAneusc NOto ~ 0Cs Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, No., Nov. 6.-The weather is fair
and cool. Voting is progressing quietly,
though there are large crowds at the polls
and much interest being manifested. An i'm
mense vote is being polled, and at
this hour, 1890, nearly two-thirds of
the ballots are in the boxes. There
are four tickets in the feld-republican, demo-
cratic, union-labor, and prohibition. The
union-labor ticket presents no names for gov
ernor or Acknowledgements.
Not Room Enough for the Voters In
Kansas City.
KANSAS CRY, No., Nov. 6, 1880 a.m,-weather
cold and clear. Very heavy vote being
polled at every precinct. 1t Is evident that
scarcity Of voting places will cause many to lose
their votes by being crowded out, as registra-
ton is 80 large that in many precincts votes
will have to be polled at the rate Of one min
ute to get them all in. Advices from points in
Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri show
that heavy vote is being polled. The indica-
tions are for clearing weather.
The fifth ward in Wyandotte was the scene
Of much confusion this morning. Mayor Har-
man appointed judges contrary to the
approval of the council. Councilman
Hilliker refused to allow the polls to
be opened, and at o'clock general row oc-
CURED, which resulted in the police taking
charge of the ballot-box The result has not
yet been determined The ward Is republican.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Independents Go with the Democrats
Congressional Contests.

Independents Go with the Democrats
Congressional Contests.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-The vote in Cambridge has
been unusually heavy. Most of the independ-
emit votes went to the democrats. who will
probably carry the city. Higginson, democrat,
for Congress, is receiving a large VOTE
The Journal claims that in the third district
Beard, republican, for Congress, is making un-
expected gains, and his friends are confident of
his election.
In Mr.. Lodges district he is said to be run
ming ahead Of his ticket. The indications at
Lynn point to Harrison carrying the city. A
very large vote is being cast everywhere.
The pleasant weather is bringing out a large
vote. In ward 10, where there is much inter-
est in tho election of a Congressman for the
third district, the ward being largely republic
can, there is hot work and It is claimed An
drew (dem. leads his opponents. In Waltham
a large vote is being cast for Gen. Banks.
OVER 5000 VOTERS CHALLENGED.
United States Commissioner Hallett has
issued challenges for 8, 500 names in the state,
1900 of which are Boston names. No arrests
have yet been made for illegal voting.
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VOTING EARLY DESPITE wRETCHED WEATHER.
COLORADO.
Elements Of Uncertainty in the Co

Elements Of Uncertainty in the Contest.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 6.-Unusual interest is
taken in the election in Colorado this year. It
is for all state Offices, congressman, members
of the legislature, two judges of the supreme
court, county and township officers. There
are elements of uncertainty in this election
which renders predictions Of but little value.
One Of these is the large increase in population,
Denver alone having increased 40, 900 within,
the past two years, and the static
outside of the city, probably Co.
600. The registration in this city is nearly
Blaine plurality Of nearly 5000 in 1884. The
best politicians however, do not concede the
state to Harrison by this amount. The con-
test for governor between Hon. T. M. Patterson,
the democratic candidate, and Hon. J. A..
Cooper, the republican, will probably be very
close. The struggle for the legislature is the
most animated feature Of the contest, both
parties being confident.