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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-04

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Seeretdr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-04

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bel pauI Wasner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-04
Mlerlet.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-04

Die Commercial Travellers Pro-
tective Association" Der Ser. Staten
bat iiber 16, 900 Mitslieber unb lit
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
TUESDAY. July 8. 1886
Malone and Wise.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandria Gazette writes that 1t is said there
that General MALONE will be recognized by
the National Republican Committee as the
head Of the Republican party In Virginia.
and that such money az that committee can
spare from the northern doubtful States viii
be sent 10 the General ~ be placed where 1t
will do the most good in Virginia.
These reports come from Mahoneites. Let
US hear what the H9ustonites or Wlseites
say before we make up our minds as TO the
future Of these factions. But the Democrats
OF Virginia may rely upon II that the Re-
publican National Committee will see to it
that there shall be but one Republican cleo.
toral ticket before the voters next November.
Whatever that committee shall recommend
will be q law unto the negroes, who ,cOnsti-
tute the great bulk OF the Republican party
in this State. MALONE tried In 1880 to get
them 20 desert the electoral ticket put up by
the regular Republicans and vote for his,
but his efforts resulted only in exposing
his weakness when he was not backed
by the Republican organization OF the coun-
try. lie win not try to play that game this
year. lie will address himself TO the task OF
securing The countenance, encouragement,
and endorsement OF the Republican National
Committee. He will keep himself in good
standing and within the memory OF that
committee by frequent visits to their head
quarters and numerous communications
signed "MAn0NE." We warn the WISE men
(or the HoUsTON men, ns they should be
called, HousroN being the chairman OF the
anti. MALONE State committee that they must
not suppose that they baye thrown the Ola
Man oi the Sea from their shoulders. lie IS
still astride OF them, aud will give them
much trouble during the current campaign
even If he shall not succeed in Temandng
them to the rear. His state Convention was
recognized as the regular one by the Chicago
Convention when this latter body admitted
10 seats the four MALONE delegates at large.
IL the MALONE State Convention was lawful
and regular, then the MAHoYE electoral ticket
Is lawful and regular. There is no method
OF escape from the conclusion il the premises
10 sound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
as,s- d & r. MITTELDORFER'S

~ H. a las' MI I Il W ~ -
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN OFFERINGS
THIS WEEK TO UNLOAD OUR M
AENSk SURPLUS STOCK.
MATTlNGS.
To quickly dispose Of our large stock OF MAT
TfNGS we make these special prices;
Our &c. FANCY MATING now DOM to l7hc.
Our S5c. ExTRA-oUArfTY FANCY MATING
now only 22c. yards
Our sac. FANCY MATING tho best ever shown
nj that price, now only 29c. yard:
Remnants Of WHITE CHECKED AND FANCY
MATING NJ atoGt half regular price.
PARASOfS AND UMBRELLAS
cpecial purchase II GLORIA UMBRELLAS,
with gold ami silver tips, at prices much lower
than yet sold. .....
have been reduced % per cont.
SILK AND GLORIA PAkASOLS, with natural
and mourning handles, at great reduction
from earl y-season prices.
FLOUNCfNGS.
We have Just opened limo OF SWISS
FIOUNCINGS The patterns are new and pretty
and tho prices. quality considered. We guarantee
BLACK LAcEFLoUNcINGs. in all grades, from
Tc. a yard 40;
ORIENTAL FLOUNCiNGS very much cheaper
than ever oherod
HAMBURG. SWISS AND LACE ALL-OyER5
have been greatly reduced.
TNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
PLEATED-BOsOM SHIRTS, the usual Coo. quail
". NJ 4''.
LINEN-gOsOM SHIRTS, well made Of good cot
ton, at 43c.;
PLEATED- Bosom SHIRTS. value sSc., at Coo.
apiece. -
WHITE GOODS.
Never we're prices Of reasonable goods SC low.
INDIA LINENS that were &C. now reduced 10
4hc. yard;
WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBEs-a few to close
out az ~ per cent under value;
Excellent quality. choice patterns CHECKED
MUSLlNs. value Shc., at4Ic. yard:
Remnants Of lOc INDIA LINENS at &c. yard.
GAUZB L UNDERWEAR
MEMS GAUZE SHIRTS, value 25c., at l9c. apiece
LADIES' GAUZE BODIES, value Uac., at &c.
apiece;
MINIS BALBRIGGAN, a big bargain. n. 25c.
apiece. ID. & Il. MlITELDORFbH
~ 3Tu&Th 527 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

Mr.. HARRISON made to the negroes OF In
dlauapolis last Saturday night highly OBJ
iectionable speech, it being well calculated
to make them hate the southern people. He
Landed LINCOLN as the friend Of the negroes,
though be well knows that both himself and
LINCOLN were long after the war began OPP
posed to any interference with slavery by The
General Government. The negroes were
freed as a war measure. They would have
beeu continued in slavery If this policy had
promised successful ending Of the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

To open tho campaign with any hopes OF
speedy success attack the enemy malaria before
IL has chance TO lntrench. An obstinate foo
twill provo n you don't eoright att II you are
prudent too, you will have fortified upon mo
flrss intimation Of is presence in your neishbor-
hood. Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs Il the medicinal
ammunition that you require Every form OF
nAlarial fever yields 70 this nne preventive ana
remedy. For constipation, liver complaint dys-
pepsia, nervousness. and kidney trouble IL Is no
less effective. Residents OF malArial localities
and persons soiournlng In or bound for the great
West should select this medicine as a means OF
defence agains, the frequent visiaiions OF MI
asins. Those in delicate health, the aged. and
tho enfeebIed. should In every instance resort to
this signal invigorsnt Use IL for weak nerves.
10 2s-Thlvl, Ss&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
SALES.
Am;1A RsAta.

1000 pounds Gum Camphor, sc pound;
1000 pounds Notified CASTLE Soap, bar ls8c., by
the pound 15c;
500 pounds White CASTLE Soap, bar i5c., by tho
pound s0c;
1000 pounds English Blue Notified Soap at 25c. a
bar-usually sold for Soc:
200 half-pint bottles Of Genuine Imported Bay
Rum at 25c.;
100 pieces fine Bath Sponge at J0c-usually sold
atsi;
900 pieces Bath Sponge, CSC regular price 5Oc.
Camelia Bouquet soap, finest toilet Soap made.
20c. cake or 3 for Soc;
CutIcura Soap, 15c cake;
Lazell's White Rose. Persian Bouquet, and ffty
other odors only 95c. per ounce-usual price
Doc. Guaranteed TO DO equal to any on the
market.
IS gross nue Toilet Soap at Coo. q dozen-regular
price o.;
Genuine Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
tOc.:
Lazelrs Florida Water tsmalD. 15c;
35c. will buy Meade & Bakers Carbolc Mouth
Wash. or bottles for 81;
Coo will buy Soz0dout the best dentifrlce)
lOc. will buy Tetlows Swandown with bottle OF
Extract:
Sc. will buy lOc box Of Whiting;
SOC. will buy Loonen's Solid Back Hair-Brush-
usual price 81;
81 Will buy Loonens Solid-Back Halr-Brush-
usual price $50;
Horsfords Acid Phosphate, 40c. or bottles for
81;
Horsford's Acid Phosphate pargel, 75c.:
25c. will buy pound best Mixed Bird Seed;
roc will buy Palnes Celery Compound;
81. % will buy swlfts Specific dargel;
Nesilo's Baby Food, $50. a box;
Sapolio, &c. cake;
f5c. will buy Lazeus Lavender or Violet Toilet
Water;
s2c. win buy Lubins Extracts;
Csc. will buy Wyeth's Beef, Vino and Iron;
75c. will buy Browns Iron Bitters;
i5c. will buy Simmons Liver Regulator Oarge);
nc. will buy Simmons Liver Regulator (smalD;
lsc will buy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup;
i5c. will buy Brandrcths, Dayds, Or Carers
Pills;
tllO will buy Fellows Syrup Hypophosphltes
Compound;
75c. will buy Valentines Meat Juice;
,5c. will buy Ayers or Hoods Sarsaparllla;
1Oc. will buy Allcock's Porous Plaster;
soc. will buy Genuine Klosterirau Nun Cologne;
l5c. Will buy Ut. llbrccS fafOflto tTosCIlptlou
or three bottles for g.;
75r. will buy DR.. Plerces Golden Medical Dis
covery or three bottles fori9
s5c. will buy Bromocadeine;
use. will buy Boyinine uargc);
SOC. will buy Boyinno small;
40,. will buy Buffalo Lithia Water;
pc. Will buy Hunysdi Janos Water
Athousand-and-one articles at sweeping reduc-
tions from old fashioned prices. Parties leaving
for the springs can have their modicine-chests
filed at very low ngres. Physicians prescrip-
tions carefully aud scientifically compounded.
Purity guaranteed. Goods delivered FREQ to any
part OF the city II order amounts 10 $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

THESE BE BITTER Woods. who do
not read the Congressional Record miss many
readable little speeches, aud long ones, too,
as TO that matter. We have not for long
time read anything more cutting than the
following excoriation Of Mr.. REED, OF Maine,
by Mr.. BRECKiSRD0E, OF Arkansas. REED Is
leader OF the Republicans. We quote:
81 state my belief that under bis leader
ship, a leadership the most discoulieous, the
most lnsolent, and rs brutal as any ever wit
messed 10 even q degraded assemblsge OF de-
graded men, he hlndefed the progress OF this
bill until, IN my opinion, he shrank under
the lash Of an indignant public sentiment
which demanded q reduction OF the surplus
revenues OF this country. [Appiause on the
Democratic side.l do not make any ques-
tion eontraseuisg the statement OF what the
gentleman believes or asserts as his belief.
With that have nothing 10 do, but resent
with unuttersble contempt the base insinu-
alton he makes ~ 10 the integrity OF my be-
lief; aud file this statement In no spirit OF
auinosiiy, but In spirit OF esrnestness and
zeal as distinct testimony Of what l believe
10 he the truth OF history, 10 20 upon the
records OF this House to yindisstt tae Demo-
cratic party. lApplause on tue Democratic
aide"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
The White pasha.

The impression Is growing that HENRY nj.
STANLEY Is The white Pasha recently re-
ported in the Bahr.cl Ghszelprovince OF the
Dsrk Continent. STANLEY started on bis
expedition for the relief Of EmS Bey early
In 1881, and Is said TO be the only ex-
plorer known 10 be in the interior OF
Africa. lie could have taken any one OF
four routes, but preferred the Congo
route, as his calculation was that by
this the land journey to wadelsi. where the
object OF his search was supposed to be en-
camped, would be less than 400 miles. His
decision was against the judgment Of several
other African explorers, who thought the
Zanzibar or Nasal route would be more adj
visable. The expedition reached the mouth
OF the Congo towards the latter part OF March,
and was then l,2GG miles from Aruwimi,
whence Il was 10 begin the overland jour-
ney. In July the expedition had advanced
far up the Aruwimi river, and in December
news came from Cairo that STANLEY had Ell.
fecied a junction with EMIN Bey. This news
was not confirmed, however, and for the
last six months the rumors that have
been received regarding STANLEY have
been very vague, unsatisfactory, and
questionable. wsdelai, the supposed
headquarters OF EMIS Bey, ia near
Lake Albert Nyanz1, and the country the
White Pashs was reported in is very far
north Of that point The conjecture, there
fore, IL that IL the White Pasha be STANLEY
be has either met ExIN Bey, and is retreat
ing northward to some safer base from
which TO leave Africa, or having been driven
entirely out Of his proposed course Is
striking for Khart0um and intends to ascend
the Nile to ENNIS territory. In any event fur
ther news from the White Pasha will be
awaited with deep interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
The Veto Power.

One OF our exchanges speaks Of the veto
power rs a kingly prerogatiye which ought
TO ind no favor In this country.
The qualified veto is very different thing
from an absolute veto.
The sovorcigns OF England have not ex-
ercised the veto power during the last one
hundred years, and for good reason.
The veto power as It exists under kingly
and autocralic governments enables the ruler
10 forbid absolutely the passage OF the vetoed
bill. The veto power as 1t exists in this
country is a motion TO reconsider the bill,
and IL two thirds OF the legislative body 20
vote the bill may become a law in spite OF the
veto.
The veto is exercised under kiugly gov
ernments by hereditary rulers. The soye-
reign vetocs proposed measure and that is
the end Of 1t. lie holds his Office for life, and
he cannot be punished In any manner for dis
regarding aud overriding the peoples will.
The veto there represents autOcracy and ty-
Ianny- soliwlIl aud contempt for the
masses.
In this country IL the President yetoes 4
proposed measure, that Is not the end OF 1t.
lie holds his Office for four years only, and
il can be but a short time between the
wrongful aud arbitrary exercise OF the veto
power and the time to hold new election
for President. The masses hold in their
hands that little ballot which unjust and UNI
popular Presidents dread, and which
"Execute tho peoples will
As lightning Goes the will OF God."
The veto. therefore, in this country repre-
seuts Democracy and liberty. Ii appeals to
the sovereign people for their verdict. 1t is
their instrument intrusted by them to the
man of their choice. II enables them
through him TO call halt In all injurious
legislation.
In the speech which he not long ago
made in the United States Senate on the veto
power Mr.. sTEwAET, Of Nevada, said that no
man ever lived who could be safely lntrusted
with tue liberties Of the people. We en-
dorse that dictum. But we do not by any
means concede that the President OF the
United States because he has the veto
power has been intrusted with the
liberties Of the people. On the contrary,
the veto In bis hands Is the peoples saie>
guard against encroachments upon their
liberties. In word, the veto power Is one
thing in monarchlal counties and another
thing IN this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

CHARLESTON, W. VA, july 1.-The color
ed men OF this city have placed an indepen'
dent county ticket in the field. They an
nounce their intention to make an agrees
sive campaign, and claim to control 400
votes In the county. Nelo York World.
There are several large northern States
which the negroes could carry for the Demo-
Gratis II they would Let them compel The
Republicans to divide. Talk about sup
pressing the negro vote in the South Why,
the northern negroes are nObOdies contrast
ed with the southern negroes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
WORM L.ponIyo Fon.-Mr. HALsrr.D

WORTH LADORlNG FOR. IALsIED
signs his own initials TO the following:
all the Democrats carry The country this
year and Itoect Cleveland they will eject
also majority OF the House and carry the
Senate and reorganize the supreme Court,
and will hold possession OF the Government
a. firmly as before the war. II we are besten
this time we are in for a long spell Of Demo.
cratic rule-bsrripg accidents OF reyolu-
tionary character"
In the name OF patriotism, let us labor
night aud day TO bring about that glorious
success. We shall surely elect CLEVELAND
il we do our duty. The southern people,
many OF them, know great deal more nov
than they did twenty years ago. Truth is
mighty"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

WEST VIRGINIA on SnvER.-United-S'ates
Senator FAULKNER is reported in the Post as
having said in Washington on Sunday that
Mr. MoRToN's position on the silver bill
when be was in Congress cannot fail to
weaken the ticket In West Virginia, in which
state both parties declared in favor Of
making silver legal tender after 1t had
been demonetized by the General Govern
ment.
The "dollar OF the daddies" il just as
popular in West Virginia now a. It was ten
years ago. II is good money to hoard. 1t
is real money. Fire can't hurt 1t. Silver
certificates based upon the genuine hard coin
or bullion supply good lining for a pocket
book,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

coracrs on the wares ths7 manufacture ana
run tho price up for their own profit. Dan
riiie Register.
Thersis no tariff.tax upon coffee. Itcoines
into this country free Of duty. And yet
wall-street coffeebrokcrs make corner
upon u and run the price up for their own
profit. The Register seems to argue from
these facts that the tariff enables msnufac-
turcrs 10 SNAKE corner" TO us the facts
prove beyond doubt tina. CORNERS" are
Independent Of tariffs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

The Baltimore American Is Of opinion that
CHANDLER does not falsely the facts OF history
10 what he says about the suppression Of ne
gro votes at the South, but our coniempo-
rary 10 assuming to make q bold stand for the
truth OF history has not word about the
part the New Hampshire bioody-shlrt
sbrleker took in SURPRISING the electoral
votes OF the South in 1876.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

"Thefc were about 1000 Chinese !ast
week on vessels In San Francisco bay seek
ing entrance TO this country" The Chinese
do not understand that Republican nori-
nation Is far from being equivalent TO an
election,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

Il Il not shame spd sin that the Wall
street brokers should be allowed 70 make
q corner on coffee and run the price up
more Than hse cents pound for their own
proatf nCfrtsIniy II is,o says the reader,
and YET the American system u high pfolec'
u~~ enables thu manufacturers "to make
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Nov Hook.

The Silent Witness. by Mrs. j. II. WAL.
WORTH. author OF "fhe Bar Sinister"
"Old Fulkerson's Clerk" g., &c. New
YORK: CAssELL & Co. 1888 Price in
paper % cents.
For sale by j. W. RANDOLPH q ENGLIsn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

"The Chicsgo police were arresting sus-
picious characters to hold them until the
convention adjourned" Doubtless sHER-
Man wants to know how 1t was that FORAKER
escaped arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

The Providence journal says: "The New
York Tribune denouuees tx.Mayor Low as
'sundsy-school politician This is what
II IS to be the organ Of party Of moral
ideas.'" Exactly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
BRIEF COMMENT.

"wnIrAx ii. and the Gar are arranging
for meeting, From all accounts their
armies have been arranging for a meeting
for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

The nomination Of MIR. FULLER will be
confirmed OF course. The Senste committee
has done itself no credit by holding up the
case so long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

The Philadelphia Press says: "The
Democratic organs have already made up
President HAasrsoK's Cabinet" Well isn't
that VERY harmless Joke.