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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18

6 . + q | 8.
San Wntonio, IS. Stat, 'S8
Sic 8fatfprm Der @acp'er 3pn=
DenftDn.

" AS0tf W.
Bic 3fatfprm Der @acp'er 3pm=
bettttDn.
Die Staats, S%onbentio1t BON 280 Nbz
georbneten ber Sarmer 5 NQian3. beg
Mrbeitsritters Srbens un5 ber Unions.
Mrbeiter : partei bat am Is. Mai in
Waco getagt unO bic folgenoe plats
FORM angenommen:
rWir, Die Sarmer, Mrbeiter unb
Gieb5i9ter, = pel9e 80 Pro5ent Der
Beb6lterung beg States reprdf enttren,
- erfl6rett biermit unfere unabbdngig.
teit bon alei1 politif6en parteien, &ins
gen, 9eitern unb 9liquen unb faf.
fen uniere 6orberungen in Der folgens
ben Blatform 5uiammen:
u 9ie Nationalbanfen folten aufs
gebpben unb lire Soften aus benz 8ers
tebr a~uriidge5oger tperben; an STEELE
berielben befirporten mir elm Legal
Tender elb unb cine birette 8erlei,
bung beRelben at bas BOLT at eirem
biQigen prO3entiab eeseu Siderbeii
auf liegen6es @igentbum.
p 9ie Sransportz unb 8erfebrss
Mittel follten gigentbum urb ur1ter
bet &ontrole bes Bottles fein, 10 ME es
bic Ser. Staaten poif lit, unb gIei9.
mtBige &ofensS dbe foIten lberau bers
geifelt meroen.
3 &ein MnsIdnber fonte grlaubnib
baben, liegeubes gisentbam in ben
ger. Staaten 5u balten ooer au be-
fben, unb S9entungett bon 6ffentliz
dem 3anb an &orporationer folten
fernerbin ni9t mebr sema6t tueroen.
A Wir %perlangen, baB benz &ongreb
etn ENHANCEMENT borgelegt tperbe, nell
DIES bic prdf6enten umS 8icesprdfs
benton bur9 cine birefte BOLTS Mbfims
mung ~erudblbar ma@t.
s. @ir finb gu @unfen zines natio.
naleu Wu9ers@ eiebes.
g. Mir ferbern freie Mbtimmung
unb ebrli9e 3dblung Der etimmem,
unb berlangen, bob Gdlf9ungen, mel9e
nit. ben Mablfimmen uno 6timmfd.
fen Dorgenommen iperben, au ben
i9limmiten 8erbre6en geadblt tuerben.
Snoem mir 8orftebenbes benz Nolte
bon Seras borlegen, bitten mir allen
Grnites I'm bic unterftibung unb Mit>
tuirturg aaer berer, tpel@e Die Greibeit
lieben, our @ieberberfelIung bieier
Greibeits > prinsipien. tpel9e aud bic
Der Patrioten bon 1776 paren.
Sooann purbe nod etn BeiGIuB
ungenommen uno Der. platform einbers
leibt, mel9er bic Gorberung felt, baB
bic S6ul66onbs Der Ser. Staaten ios
balb als m6gli9 besablt unb eingel6it
tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18
SeOett & Mlttnattn.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
PIP Oft Commerce @trdBe.

3eigen hermit benz publitum an,
baB ite fit ben ausge3ei9neten unb
bier i@on ldngft geuiini6ten 9anb
ifein aus Gapette COUNTY
bic Ngentur iibernommen baben. Die.
fer 5anbitein, Der better pie ieber ars
oere benz Geuer un6 ben 8itterungs=
einfliifer %miberftebt, eignet ii@ beiOns
bers fir Seitenuege, Curbstones,
Stufen unb be1onbers fir 2ir9bofsars
beiten. gr lit benz Grant an Bauer
eIei9, aber bebeuterb biliger. Siuters
laBt Cure Muftrdge fir ale eini9lageas
ben Mrbeiten BEL 3eben & Mltmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18

sas- 9err SEP so. Sell, einer
Der dlteiten ginnobner bon San Qns
tonio unb Mitbesritiber beg Supeliers
gef6dftes Bel 8ros. bat in SO. 266
@ommercefraBe, f6rdg gegeniiber BON
feinem alien @ei9dfte, auf eisene &e1s
tung einen eleganten Supelisrlaoen
er6fnet. St wirb beftrebt fein, ieineu
frtbeyen &unben ben geueis gu lie
fern, baB aud in ieinem neuem unters
nebmen &eelitdt unb 3uborfommenbeit
ibm. als 3i6tf@nur bienen tperben.
Da Serr Sell f9on felt tenn Sabre 1852
als @ef6dftsmann betannt 1T, biirfte
es iberfliiig iein, feline &eelitdt mod
belonoers berporaubeben. Wer @oIb',
SilbersS a9en ober goelffeine faufen
wil, beluGe 9errn 8eQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18

a6T Mir lenten bic MufmerfIamfeit
Der 2efer auf bic Mn3eise Der Serret1
Gbas. 8. SignDmitp & Co.,
Del6e ben @ns unb 8erfauf bon @runb.
eigentbum permitteln unb augenblidIi9
tuertbpoles. Stabteigentbum offeriren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18

19r Grau q. @arberine, beren
@eitauration in 8ictOria, Seras, allen
&eifenben auf's nDrtbeilbaftefte befanni
mar, bat ieBt an Mbenue s. $50. 232,
elm pribat-' 8oarbingbouie er6fnet.
Muf CUTE Slide unb 8equemli6feiten
fir 9erren, benen elm eigenes 9eim
manselt, lpirb bic gr6Bte Sorgfalt bers
tpanbt. Yreife mdBig. 8et6itisung
uno Mobnuns per Sag, @o9e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18

= Grau Sacob S9mibt, Blooming.
ton, Sus., bate felt mebreren Sabren
an Experimentation gelitten. Die tei>
mem Mittel pei6en tpollten. Dr.
Muguf G6nig's hamburger 3ropfeu
fellten He in tur5er 3eit tpieber bet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18

Die g. O.. sSribune" ~berbrdnst
lire eigenen Seber INNER mebr bur9
SeBmafdinen. Sic bat nunmebr breis
unbbreibis Der bon benz beuti6en
Me9aniter Mergentbaler tn Baltimore
~erfunbenen Sebmai6iaen aufsetelt
uno ertpartet nod bier peitere, tpomit
ibr 8ebarf b~oltdnbig seoedt fein tpirb.
Die 3abl Der an Gaften ftebenben
Geber III bel Der u. q. Tribune" auf
IL berabeeiunfen unb foa bis auf
lieben berringert Derben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18
g e i u d t
pir6 elm ti6tiser Bidder BET
s I.a m & GiIbert,
218 st. MarD : StraBe.
GroBe Bargains tit Staot : @rnub:
ftiifem.

Gin finf3ig older umfa7enbes Sthd
2anb, gIatt ME elm Slid nit feinem
Boben, 6ffli9 BON Der Stabt, auif9en
8urnets unb 2amarsS traBe urb in1erz
balls 2 Weilen bonn MitteIpunft Der
Stabt un6 38lods bon elmer ge1arters
ten 9traBenbabnlinie unb MaHerleitnng
ON MiIitdr Mbenre, 1T ioebeu In Gots
bon biibf6et @rbBe urb in iueiten
9traben ausgelegt tDorben. Sieie 2ots
fino feBt gum preife bpr $50; $75 unb
800, auf lei9te Sermine ober gegei1
baar, gum 8erfauf. Gutter Sitel unb
MarrenteesS eeos. Gommt 1ofort un6
mir seigen gu1 biefe unb anbere
@%runotide, bic SIR al einem Bargain
baben f6nnt.
@runbeigentbtmer i'm COUNT, tpeI6e
~Derfaufen mnaen, m6gett uns bamit be-
auftraQen, ba mir Diele Muftrdge Don
bier unb ~ausDdrts baben.
@bas. 8. 9ignomitD& Co.,
go. l WeIt 9oufton : StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18

- I'm ben .,ssffaatp gorniee
N1orfe" finb bic 9erren Gbafer, Bros
ben unb o. s.. 1Dbrie betbeiIigt-aIfo
gebiegeue prafti5@e Mdnner Ia bieiem
iFade. sic Iiefetn @eHmIe bon salpa.
ni|lrtem Gilen uil6 3iunbd9er, Gancp
8dr aiyt1res, Sim, 2upfsr uisb @iiens
tI1ttfil Il. ac. Office uHb Merfftdtte
70. 81 @eitsG Commences trQBe.
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Meues Mrpcern ; @efhdft.

@de BON Nlamo & 2apaca . Strabe
bat 9err S. S. &beiner cine ilele
@roeerD erofnet. Sober Gdufer mirb
ii9 bon Der 8ot5uglidteit unb 8iaigs
felt Der @aaren iiber5eugen.
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Lone Star Brewing Company.

9ie idbrlide 0eriammIung Der UT.
tiondre ber Gone Star 8rauerei fin6et
am 5. Sum- 1888 in Der Office Der
Gompagnie ftatt.
6. 6. 8erg
$685. @iees prdfbent.
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- Biaiee preiie fir ueberi6ub tn
&culaers urb Minters Rltibern BET
paHeoaf & @ohn.
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0elo a. petIeiben

otns &ommiffions. eebabren
boz $1,000 an auIiDdrts auf 1 bis 10 Sabren
arf &bpgtbtfen bon elltibirtem 2anb, Elm.
G~t3daates Beibelanb unb grunbeieeltbum In
fa5e<ren Stdbteu In &eras. autauf unb
@sI6ngernng bon Seniors aiens.
FRANCIS Smith, Golbmel & Co.,
SO acn:zsrrssG trate, Gan antonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18

@rOquet=9 Sets gu Slips,
9%dngematten,
&inbermagen gu $3.50,
Meritaniide WaRerfibler,
0afe 8aus unb Bats,
BET .pauI @asner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-18

Ote IetWNe uuD ele0QnteHe NueWan
bon Nrtiteln, welde fd beionbers 3u
@eburtstass, unb 9o@3eits : @eidenfen
ei8nen, ale
Gilberplattirte @aaren.
Statuen bon Bronze, Sierra . @utta,
Hor3enan unb Mab0fer.
&elisiSie SiSuren, @rucifre unb SO.
ientrdn3e.
8tumen.0 aien unb Ntnpeln.
Talen, fein beccrirte.
Glburns in grocer gluspahl.
photographer aner glrt.
6oupenirs nit 81 NniGten BON Gau
Mntcnic, fur so Gents.
Btlbers unb BilbersH abmen.
Wfnffbciep unb nbren
SpernSldier uAb 6ernrohre.
EaidenmeHer nnb @deeren.
Samens unb 9erren-E oiiet 4eeefaire.
@elbtaiden far Gerren unb Dauaen.
Damens3 anbtai4en.
Brief-M appen.
S4reibseuSe unb Noti3tader.
Sittens4 aftens @tuis.
DamensN rbeitss aSff&en uub RSrbe.
Sanb=5 piesel unb 9amme.
Glide unb Service.
@i8arrens@ tuis.
3eitunss.W appen.
Spa3ierfSde.
gosel. unb Gi4hOrn.aafse.
Mccorbecns, 3ithern unb 1armpnieas.
Muiaeln in GROCER sluswabl.
TiidsIpparate
Baptereunb ionffi8e Waterialien 8ur
GufertiSunS bon Yapier- 8lumen..
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
GRAND HAVEN'S BILL
Nor uks.y 10 Pass rr.s vsAa
Mr. fesSs's s.sn Assesart 10 o~s the f-se.ie
b1i,ai@x n-sssre fhresse ~ rA@E-
is0oas Csnssut-othsr " ssh-
iaxssn mssseus

- ~~t"f ttNtsttk
NxssissroS, May l2,-Cnnd Hsrsr
VIII Sci NO pubic hniidine this session. IN.
less tbe fssss are very kind in he iasl
hours. hui Mr.. Ford is Dot % blame sas
this The Honss decided yesterday that
commencing today. the sessions would
commence 81 II o'clock instead Of az Ms
Ford thoaghi that very lev msnbsss
would remember lhs change and by boinE
prnrnptly on hand at n o'clook he conk
SCI the bill through by Unanimous con
sent, and before any body else could GET in
With some other measure that woalc
xnissonizs him or consume time. SO he ssv
speaker Carlisle and after some piezdinx
the Speaker agreed 10 recognise hin
Chairman Mile. of the WAYS and Means
CcInmittee, the administration leader. wss
not on the floor, but AcNillin. at
Tennessee. Mills chief aide was, and Mr..
Ford supposed he was in charge SO Ford
went TO him and poured ouf his moving
tale and kskiilin told him that there
would be no objection On the Democratic
side.
When the journal had been read. Mr..
Ford gci mp 70 catch the Speakers eye ana
ask that the bill be passed. But a. he wss
standing up Mr.. Mills asked him what blli
he wanted 10 put through. and when in
formed. said he would have 70 ohjecs, ~ II
wss decided BY the Democrats leaders that
No more public building bills should pas
except by vote. Mr.. Ford pleaded that On
exception be made In his case, bat Mr.
Mills Was obdurais. and - one objection
would be fatsi. kr. Ford had no alternative
bat TO sii down. Tie bill is on lhs eaten
dar, but as Il is far down il 10 doubtful il 4
can be reached this session. unless by sons
fortunate combination Of circumstances, o.
else by clever strategy.
To be able 10 present en- economies
balance sheet 10 the country. IL ID evidentl,
the Democratic policy 10 keep down sppro
pristions, and il is not unlikely that ths
Bay City and Saginaw bills may also fail
The House today passed Mr.. Ford's bill te
pension Matthew II. Reynolds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
TIE WALKING MATCH.
rsfsswsos Wins But Comes Out seariy
Exhausted.

rnuswsoa Wins But Comes Out Nearly
Exhausted.
NEw ToRx. Nay IA great crowd 70
night Witnessed the close Of the sir DAYS
tramp Of Madison Square Garden 0fthe
forty three men that started Monday morn
ing only seven remained on the track. They
we're Lakewood. Guerrero. Herty. Noremsc.
Golden. Hnshes end Csmpsna The oon-
ssst closed st 10 clock with Lttlevood the
winner. but in bad cnndition and apparently
nesrly exhausted. The total receipts are
ssnmstsa At SIS s6s5 %. Half Of tbs vas
divided sTnonx the Eve men who
covered the necessary SIS miles. Little
wool aot - per cent. or S4.673Ss, Saer-
rsro ST. $50 ss Hertz 1 IsG2l7. Noreus SC
sqs4 =. sud Golden Sse- %. Folioxiaz =
tae sficiai distances and tire Littis~3od
s1l nilss $50 ysris IN TAI Anurs a MN
ufes. t4aerrl ero $50 riies, $50 ysrds IN
al hours a. ninstes. He-tv SIS miles.
!, i,iSo Yards IN IA hours a. n'inases. Ner~-
Fa~c SIS nsles. t7e yaras In ~ Ao1rs s.
uairnses. Gefden s1e Miles. ~ rAris IN fsl
aoisr< s2 usinDrss hughes SO miles 50
yards IN 1a1 hours. 2 n1auses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

PHILADELPHIA. Nay l2.-The production
Of iron and steei IN the United States fof
1857 is ofscisllv reported By the American
Iron and steel Association ss follows in
gross tors Pig iron, s4l7.1ss BssserBsr
ssae4 ignots. 2 ess 0Sa. Besser8sr steei rails
2f0f .eo4. open hearth steel ignots, 81 90,
or,sn nssrth staes rails. 17.I45. oroclsis steel
;enots 5ss76: rol3eo iron. sxeept rails
> 20 seo. iron rsiis. - 80, pie sersp and
o-e blooms 81 SIS, ksxs Of cas- Hsiis leo
poupdsi. s 6eels.s
In toe two rrsys from fss5 r 1857 tbs
Tzifed STATES isors2se8 - PROD 7ction o1
xSx iron s. per csDt.. tie ET0g zction o
Ressszser stssi rasis IL psT esDt- TIE pro-
darfisn of rzen besrfb stee ixnoss IA rsg
oza4 I'D ne pr05Dcts1B - rolled irsn q
rae~ re~f
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
A CATTLE QUARANTINE.
A Proclamation Against Southern Cat
by Governor Luce.

Proclamation Against Southern Cattle
by Governor Luce.
LANSING, May 12.-Governor Luce has
issued a proclamation ordering that from
and after May n, until November l rext,
the importation of ali neat cattle into
Michigan from South of the Seth parallel
of North latitude, that have been Wintered
North of said parallel. Is prohibited, except
as to sucn cattle as are in
transit through this State. and they shall
only be unlosded for food and water in
yards branded and lettered "For feeding
Texascattle only"
On May 81 the Michigan Live Stock Sam
itarv ommission will establish agencies at
the the Union Stock Yards at Chicago and
at the st. Louis Stock Yards. where, on
proper showing. certificates will be issued
allowing cattle not included in the pronibi-
ton to be sent to this State for slaughtering
purposes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
FLOODS ON 1He MISSISSIPPI.



sd-Farnsrs Fleeing from Home.
BURLECToE. Iowa May i2-Tbs Mis-
sissippi river is doing great damage between
Burlington a Quincy. Below this place IL is
ten miles wide and the Quincy a Burlington
railroad track viii he su bmerFed by Mon
day. il is feared. shutting Of communics-
ton between Keokuk and ST. Louis. Alsr-
sndris, Mo-, is flooded and the Inhabitants
are desertipg the place. Thousands Of
scres OF land are under water and fbe loss
70 farmers is irrepsr4be.
LACROSSE, wis-, MAY i2.-Tbe Mississippi
river hss commenced 70 fall al this point
and Ia now tvesincbss lower. than lsst night
Many miles Of low lands are flooded but no
casualties are reported and nc great dsro-
are done
HsrFfBal. No. May 12.-Af 8 so'clo<k
tonight the leves was still intact but TIE
farmers, fexrine the worst have besD
abandoning their homes. and with their
bonsebold goods aud stock. are seeking
places Of safety. large forces ere engaged
night and ds. in strengthening the vskk
plsoss In the embsnkment.
Rock isLsED. III. May 12.-Tbs river To-
day rescbed the nigh water MARI Of 1850
and ~ still risinG. though reported hs q
stsndstili at Dubuqua Hurculezn efforfs
have rucceedso Ia seeping intsci the Rock
Island Peoria railroad efDbankmenf In
the lower psrt Of tie city. which protects q
large part of The city from inundsfion. u.
Roct Island A fsoris track hss ben
washed out sDo freight susinese abandonsd.
Pssssnesr trains run 70 The end u the citv
where transfers 20 this city are made.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
ALeER's TARIFF VIEWS
He Expresses Them In Letter 10 the
Boston Home Club.

Boston, May 12-The Home Club in
vited Hon. K. A. Alger. Ex-Governor OF
Michigan, to deliver an address upon the
tariff, in Boston. and in his reply declining
the invitation be thus sets forth his views
on the tariff:
There is 90 doubt in nay mind that the
present tariff laws should be thoroughly
overhsaled from the first iteH on the list
TO the last. believe the policy should be
% abolish sll duties on predictions that do
not conflict with our home produces and
industries. While ] would make these re.
duciious as fsr a. practicable, ] would not
DISTURB the duty upon articles produced in
this country thai would open our market 70
foreign competition 30 as 70 reduce IN any
measure the present rates Of labor.
''Stili further. II it's necessary to thor
oughly protect bcDe industry up0n any
article or articles / would increase the duty
10 q point that would absolutely protect
them without sscb q reduction Of wages
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

sks>essts V "a. tsNsNs>sssssNa-
CEDAR SPRINGS. May 12-About thirty
young people surprised" Banker +. L.
Fuller and wife at their cory residence on
Maple-st last night The guests were
served with fruit sDd other refreshments,
were royalty entertained and departed with
the best Of wishes for the obiiging host
and hostess.-Tbe popular druggist ]. r.
Fox hooked" a fine string of trout yes
terdsy. Cedar Springs is organizing a
bass ball c3rb. and means business.--J
McHattie 10 fixing up his residsncs and
premises On Bsech-st t-Depaty Sheriff L.
n. Chapman attended the sheriif's reunion
sf Grand Rapids today y.--Esier PsyDe's
many friends in this vicinity are pleased TO
bear that De sss been fortunate enough to
obtain a new trial.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Criosso May 12.-zephyr Devils fcol-
orsd). who os Fsbrusy.25 murdered little
Is-vsr-oid hsgsie csuehsn. vas hanged
in the coustY jsil st 1l.ss tins morning
He sss hearty breakfast and was clssess5
several hours with his spiritual adviser.
Re mounted the scsfIold brsvelr. throwing
svsy . hslf-smoked cirsrstte - hs csurbf
sight of the nO0ss. He ioine5 fg-
venflv Ia the religious exercises. his voice
bsing pisiuiY card ia the singing and ir
cries ~ amen" doring the prs-sf Eis
lssf statement. reed bv tins minister ez-
pressed sorrow for bis crime asked forgive.
Dess of these hs bed injured. sdvssed his
younf cornpeniOns - le-6 mora lives and
instantaneous.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
A Rright Iisue chiia Dead.

eenevisve. the HtIe three year old
daughter Of J. ?. Andrews died at the
kirk~ood Hotel last night from cold
caught after sn attack Of measles. She was
remarkably bright and beautiful child.
vas barn Ia Psris ard, though - young.
spoke Fresca and ErgiTsh nicely. Funeral
services viii 5a he'd s. 2 o'clock tins even
ihg 81 The hotel and At 10 O'Clock Der par.
s1ts viii tske the rsmRins % Muske1on,
toe former home Of Nrs- Andrew Desr0s,
Erenfs1 Seasx
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

a Belief Thsx ne friea 10 Cheat kafs
INssrknes Com p@stss Hy His Death.

AAssf<Aes se4n f~ekss ~ nfs beetn~
CzIcxeo. May l2.--rhs Investigation by
the Veteran oiub Of the death Of Gen. Mar.
TN BEEN viii be concluded early in the
ooniag week Nothing viii YET be given
ous 70 the public ey the investigating com
mittss- Among she friends Of the deceased
oplnaon ls tsss gaining ground that tbs
terrible condition OF hls fiosnoes vas the
inaInediate cause of seli-muroer. but vita
peculiar cunning, barn of his legal eoaos-
uons he had attempted % throw . CLOUD Of
suspicion over his death in order that has
sisters mlght realize on . two $1,000 iffe
Insurance. policies. which would 10 barred Il
the theory Of suicide could be established.
From all sources the verdict is that General
beefn died from bis own hand IN order 70
svsee the financial ruin that was impend-
ing over hiA. aud tsst this fatal sei may
have been fastened ~ domestic eomplics-
tions IN which he had become involved.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

=
III Understood. he would not an
\ 4sswsr Thus spoke lngsrsoil IN
nsmoEy of Conkiing Ia the capitol Al
Albany last "Wednesday nish1 Can the
Enxslsh language % made - more beauti-
nully express a tribute Of love and affection
,han tns words o. Col RobMt O. Ingsrsol.
in his saioxy of Roscoe Conkling'
InxsssoM knsw his friend we'll he said
NJ him eHa vas an American proud Oi
his country. that Wzs and ever viii %
nroud Of him. Re did not nnd perfection
onlx In other lands Hs did not grow
small and shrunksn. withsred and apollo
r-tjc. in ths presence Of those upon whom
1rsssnsss bad been thrust BY chance lie
could not be ovrraWed by dukes or lords. nor
a.ttsrsd into vertebrstsless subssrvisncy by
tbs patronizinx Smiles OF kings. In the
midst OF congsntioHAlities be bad the feel
In. Of suffccation. he believed in the
ROYALTY Of man, Ia The sovereignty OF the
citizen and IN tie maichless greatness Of
mi. Rapublie. Hs Was Of ths classic mould
"a figure from The antique world Hs had
the pose Of the great statues. the pride and
bearing of the intellectual Greek, OF the
eohanerin1 Roman. and ne stood IN ths
vide ffes AIR a. though within his veins
there flowed the blood Of a hundred kings.
And a. be lived he died. Proudly ne en-
tered the darkness. or ths dawn. that We
call death. Cnshrinkingly be passed be-
vond our horizon, beyond the twilight 3
purple hills. beyond the utmost reach OF
human harm or help, 10 that vast realm OF
silence or of 10Y where the innumsrsols
dwell. and be has lsft with rs his wealth oi
thought and ds~d--the memory Of brave.
inperiou., h5nest man. who bowed alone
10 death"
sOh. me- Oh. my oh. myi oh, me-" how
,hs Dss,ocrat DOH snlk Two nights IN
successioA, procession and depression WAS
the Drmoraf "scocped'' by the TELEsRAN-
HrxALD on the Eaztst riots and thea yes
t-rdsv is cup Of bitterness was hlled to
overaowinx by rsadink In these columns
an exclnsaye account Of the cyclone which
struck the West Side Friday afternoon,
riousd up sidewald. demolished ahouse, in
iarsd several people, one msrtally- The
Democratic convention in this city was too
much for the Democrat and its employees.
FsB5s-Yss. there are a great many trials
10 an EDITORS life
Dsf6s-What makes you think so'
Fobss-wsll. poor devil Of an edito'
had % return a poem OF mine the other day
becsass he hsdn't room to insert Il.
+ 7
Fs saisus Aleikumsi
Allah % prsisea
The Night Beautiful draws nigh.
The caravan OF the Sons Of the Dessrf
will hsavs-no. not hssvs, the hesviul
vii come later-wiu arrive IN Crane
Rspias early after the dawn OF Wednesday
next.
To the music Of timhrels and the loud
hszoo will The Mystic Shriners Of Chicag'
make their pilgrimage 70 the Mecca here IL
The Happy Valley.
And thers viii pa writ upou the Cues
Bsok within one Of our public temples th'
Allowing
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

wAsHIEeTos. May I2.-Mr. Tarsney hsl
prepared bis list OF amendments 10 tia
Mills tariff bin, bat has not yet submitted
IL 10 the WAYS aud Means COMMITTEES. he
says he Will nos do 90 until the
House gives some indication Of
what II intends 10 DO with the
bill. IL IL Is changed IN accordance with
1arsneys views be may pat bis amend
ments In the waste basket They refer 90
Michigan industries particularly. and as Il
Is evident thai the House will not chsngs
its attitude on lumber and salt il is pTebs-
bic that Tarsney and Chipman viii both be
driven 10 vote against the ball.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
UNDER LOCAL PROHIBITION.
Tho First Arrest Under the Law ut Battle
Creek

Tho First Arrest Under the Law ut Battle
Creek
BATTLE CREEK. May 1.-THE first arrest
here under the local option law occurred
yesterday, when Ransom Williams was ar.
restee on complaint of the City Marshal
charged with purchasing brandy at drug
Gated thereby. His examination will be
held Thursday.
The officers say they have another case
against saiconist. but no arrest has been
made yet. The officers say they intend en-
forcing the law to the letter.
Kegs and cases of beer are being shipped
in from kalamazoo county in small quanti-
ty, on orders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

PrsrxvEE, Msy 1z-F. c. Ives released
By I.sms ~sll JOIN ihs Ailecan bsss bail
team. ---IssssTs- J. y. Soncrsat sns ]
De&l. cf Ioie4o. have ben ieokiox over
their hesTy p8rcbass q Gun riFsT tin5sreS
lsnd tbs rssk. They have 600 scres e.
tending from noVttszsf Gan Piains nearly
- the csre.---Rev. g. l. psyo sn8 t5eo~rs
B-sdiey visited resrFss heTe tbs wask
Tie lsEter is su erprsss nnssss7Eer and hss
rseezfIF besn Trozaotez
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Cofnpiese arrangements hsve been made
Tor the production Of Hs7dns woDderful
rnssserpieos The Creation. 81 Esssmsns
HsA Ten voting gentlemen viii 80 -
usbers. The cbDck room wigi be in charge
of competent rssrsons This vii - quite
convenience - TIE public snd Il r. nop>1
~ tbs orStorio society f4xf az the iefIs
VII come IN evening orezs- Ifst iest Joint
rshsxrssl vili oscur Hgntsy eve-inf snd 4
r. vs-r important thss si psrtscipepss
sbsxi1 stssnd pronpIy.