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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-03
Ste tteue GntSeduna.

Gle VIE bnben Sbre Treunbe unb 8etannten baprr
ipre&en brren. gieleidt Sinb sic aud felbit Girer ppr
Deuem, wel4e an ih ielbit erfabreu baben, wte su
bteS Wiittel III. Wenn Sic eS iernaI5 periu@t baben,
bamn fnb sic aud elm treuer 6rennb bapon. Dem
per einmaI einen geriud nit Or. Rings 0euer @ut.
beduns SeIuaht bat, ner bdIt eS aud pen Der 3eit al
INNER in leinem Sauie. @enn gle e8 nod niemals
sebrau4t baben, unb einen 9uiten pter cine Grtaltuns
babeu iclfen, rber irsenb elm 9eiben Der eunge, bes
5aieS pber Der Bruif, banu perl4afen sic it@ etnl
Sla{he bierrcn rnb reriuGen Ste es. Der Grfpls
mir6 In jeeem Sale sarantirt, pber has 0elb rirb III:
rhdsesa6It. NrrbeFai@en gratis in her aprtbele Dor
Dretb, 9brmpicn & So.
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a 2eute, Bic pianos unb DrseIn
faufen t%pollen, follten fi9 bnraft eriirs
neri1, baB mir in biefem @ef6dfte felt
"a Sabren tbdtig iinb, baB mir nur bic
beiten Snitrumente fibren urlb BON tel.
ner Gabrit abbdngig finb, ba mir nj
fir baar faufer. Wir bertaufen feline
Waaren auf @ommiiion. ionbsrn mir
fanfen uno perfaufen auf eigene Red.
nuns unb fu6en ifets Dem publifum
seredt gu werben. Sn GoIge befen
f6nnen mir biliger perfaufen unb unfere
6unben iinb fi1er, Sci uns bic IeiAtes
item Behinguugen, bic gr6Bte Nustpabl
unb bic trenslfe &eelitdt gu finben.
Man fault nirgenos better als in BEN
altbeDdbrten Wufitbaufe BON @ogs
gan Bros, 208 Commerce @iraBe.
San Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-03
,,BaS lit Oa8 @eint pbme cine @amS.
bGitertn'',

v9SaS lit Oa8 @eint Dbme cine @auS=
bGItertn',
1T bic niebrise Mnfi6t zines stimmigen
alten Sunggeielen BON benz beiIigen
Beirut Der @attin unb Wutter. limb bod
tDie uiele @attinnen unb Miitter giebt
es, Del6e ni9is peiter fino als 6auss
bdIterinnen, Sflabinnen bes
6ausbalts, beren 2~e1enstraft. m1brenb
&ranfbeit ginlaB erbdlt, our1 Nrbeit
ausgenubt mtrb in benz unaufb6rli1en
2reislauf beg MaIdens unb G9euerns
unb 9tdubens unb Badens unb Gos
9ens. Diefelben &leioungsfiide unb
GuBb6oen unb M6bel urb Seller tpers
ben INNER unb INNER nieber porgenom.
men, biz bas 9er3 abseitorben uno Der
96rper gebroGen 1T bon Yladerei unb
Rrantbeit. Snmitten biefer Mn51rens
guag tritt NerDoftdt elm. f1ledte Ser,
oauung, unreeelmdBisteiten Der @e.
probuctionsorsane, Yrolapius unb ans
bere Gageperdnberungen. bic gemeinbin
als rJrauenf6md9e" betannt limb,
gaitrifGer Gopfi1mer3 unb cine S9aar
bon Grauenleiben folgen tta9. SIR ale
f6lde nebmt DR.. Pierce's Favori.e Pre-
scription elm, bos einsise 5eiImitteI,
bas bon N~potbetern bertauft mirb ii NJ
ter elmer pr tipen @aran.
tie feitens Der Gabritanten, baB es aus
friebenfelen, Ober bas Selb suriidses
geben ,pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-03
Das bierte vDeut1@e preis ; &

- Das bierte vDeutI9e preis Res
selsGeii" pirb in Magbeburg in ben
Sagen bonn 20. big "a. Suli absetals
ten tDerSen. Son Morgens s ubr big
Ibenbs Z Nbr finbet preiss, Wetts unb
Gonfurren5fegeln auf ben in Der tteuers
ri9teten Gegelbale unb i'm @nrten rleu
erbauten Nspbalts unb Boblen .8abnen
fatt. Na@ 3uiammenfeluns. Der 2i=
fen erfolgt bic feierIide Nbbantlns bes
alien unb Nusrufung bes neuer &egel>
f6nias unb bic preisbertbeiIung bnr9
ben 8orfbenben bes @eatraIborfnnbes.
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9aulpfn Nsentur.

Die .Greie greffe far 3 {.
ras" bettritt bic folgenben Dampfers
Qinien, ettbeiIt ale ndbere qustunft
tuepen paifnge nod unb bOn europa
unb bertauft 9ampfi6if. unb Giiens
babnbiIeie su ben niebriglien Raten.
Die 2ife Der bon uns repraientirten
linien 1T:
Gambmr8 . MtnerifnnifHe 0ampfs
ibifffa9rts Weleai1aft.
@eb Gtar Clinic (9tnttperpen).
goinpaenie Generate Grams,
atlautiaue.
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Masaebenoe Vluiidbtea.

Der County Nnpalt Munpap ppn GIar Co., Gerds,
iast pS@ babe electric 8itterS nit benz hberraIaenn-
item Grfplse s~ebraudt. Miein 8ruber lit e~benfalls in
bpbem Grade an Malaria nnb @elbiu@t, purbe aber
CT rerbanft feline @ettuns~ anSi4ltebIi9 bem Gleetris
Bitters.
9err o. 6. Btlccgien ppn Sprfe Gape, ap., fisi
Elm dbnlihes 3eusntB binSu, inpen er iast Gr sIaubi
poiittp, nab er sefprben mare, Bate er ni@t electric
8ttterS ansepdnbt.
Diele aussesetanete Mepicin iAibt sesen Densue
nno ale malartl4en 9eiben ebenlpppbl, ME ie ~oteielben
%beieitist. llnhbertref1id lit eS aud bel 2eberz uni
gterenleihen, icrie allen ltrisen St6runSen Der Ser
nauunSscrsane. 9reis 80 9entS iino 81 per Slaihe in
alien &ppthefen. @hcleiale bel Qretb, Ghpmpipn& So.
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Z . { d g.
g NntDnio, ben 8. Stunt.
Sin iueiRer Wdbe.


Sin tueiRer 8abe.
ginen re1t 3~eitgemdBen WrtiteI brinet
bas enslif6e 8latt rNufin g%ourant"
beaugli1 Der in nmlauf geiebten peti.
ton 3ur Begnabisung bes MDrbers Sim
Megop. Ma9bem 6os 8Iatt ermdbnt,
wie Mc@op on Der Spibe ether @6res
fens unb Sob perbreiten6en Banbe
fano, alsm@eieB 9obn fpra6 unb enb>
lid meger @rmorbung bes Sberihs y.
McRinnep bon 2afaIe @ounip pro5els
ftrt, i1albig b%efunben uno gum SoDe
perurtbeilt tpur6e, bridt es fein @rfau.
men aus, baB nun cine Betition berums
gerei9t miro, I'M ben @ouoerneur CUR
8egnabigung bieies Meni6en gu bemes
gen unb nod mebr, baB biefe petttion,
tpie gemelbet mirb, 5ablrei9e Inter
fhriften finbet. Wan periu1t fur ben
M6roer babur6 5pmpatbie gu erregen,
BOB man barauf meift. ct fei Elm Strip.
pei. es febIt inn ndmli9 elm 8eir-aber,
fagt ber n@ourant1 febr ri9tig, perta
Mcgop aud gar feline Seine bdtte, 10
bleibt ct benno1 Der W6rber. unb fast
bonn biuau: .@irb MeGop ~besnabist,
10 fdlasen mir bic abi6afung Der So
besitrafe Dor.
6pFentIi9 fpri9t ii6 Die englif6e
prefe bes @eftens insgeiammt in bets
{elben Weiie aus unb berbinbert, bob
elm Gdeuial in Menf9en9eftalt mad
lduserer 3u9tbausbaft abermals auf
bic Meni1beit losselafen mito. SIN
lebrigen 6~erlafeu mir uns barauf, bab
@oub. &oB in biefem Gale Der Gere6'
tigtsit ibren 2auf Iaiien mirb.
gs III cine eigentbimli9e @ri9einung
I'M ameritanif9en &arafter, baB fi1 Die
ganae 5bmputbie benz 8erbre9er au-
tpenbet, felbf menu ole 9bat nod 10
abldeuIid, uamsni6li9 unb pertperfli9
tpar. Beionbers i'm Sale eiaes Miors
bes pergiBt man MIR 81 leidt ben Ct,
morbeten, feline beg Grndbrers beraubte
Gamilir urto, mldt, na@bem bic erfe
Mufregung iber bic ru1loie Sbat fiG
geIegt un6 bic grbe bas Opfer augebedt
bat,-ale nur m6gIi1en Mnftrenguns
eeM, ben M6tber frei gu betommen.
@elingt bies burd bic beff6ieoenen Sn.
Han3en bes@ eridtes nidt, uub iol tnlrf.
lid einmal | nBsiipiel itatuirt tuerben, 10
pirb Der @ouberneur UNI cine gegnabis
gung angerufen. gs 1T bies elm gang
berbYebter @efhblsouieI, absr ourdaus
nift ettpd @roBmutb, ben Manu
3u retten. na9bem inn seJeist NOR.
ben, ipel9e 6.rafe feincr eripartet.
MeuBerun9en iber bic falide 5entimen.
taIitdt, pie iie in benz Mrtitel bes r@ous
rant" entbaIten finb. fino bic eines mel.
Ben &absn. 9as sroBe DubIifum III
10 an bas ,,Laissez faire" gep6bnt,
baB es irsenb etpas unterf6reibt, mas
inn borgelest miro; In Der Sbat urs
teri9reibt es 70 8ieIes unb 10 man9ers
lei, baB es fi9 gar ni6t erit bic Wibe
giebt, gu uuteriu6en, UNI mas es iid
eigentli1 banbelt.
bier III es aber ni6t mebr Der Sc
fabIsbuiel, Der cine &ole fpielt. Yonbern
Der bDbenloiete 2ei1ifinn. MIeiu nit
ben @Dmpaibiebe3eusungen fir ben
M6rber ober 0erbre9er bat bie @ef9i9.
te nod ni9t ibr gnoe errei9t. Wirb
10 Elm Weni@ begnabiet, unS mad fur.
jer Gr:ft freigelafen, 10 nimmt er in
ber @eIeQldaft genau miebcr bieieIbe
! GtelIung Elm. bic er inne bate, ebe er
bas 0erbre1en beging. Daber ibeil=
tueiie bic Qeimiigfeit, nit nel6er bier
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6erausgeber Der v6reien preKe."

8itte annonciren Sic in ben 6paIten
Sbres ge'ddbten glattes. Dab mir @gen.
ten fiir st. Batrids YiQen iino, bic be-
ffen unb mirfiamffen 2~eberpilen. Sic
entfernen f1dblide Sdfte. reinigett bag
8lut uub regulirea bic Sbdtiefeit Der
2eber unb Nieren. Sic finb fiber, aber
ni9t au fart tpirfenb unb feblen ME.
Gum 8erfauf BEL 81. Gobn & &c., s.
&altener & GOhn un0 alen Druaaiften.
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: @ehsehn Mieuer @tuoenten hrf

= Se65ebn Wiener Stuoenten bras
den am ID. Mpril in 4 &uil6en auf,
UNI in biefen mad Berlin gu fabren. sic
madten u%ntertpegs mebrmals ldngere
9aft unb langten beshaIb erIt am 20.
Mpril iii Berlin an. Na9 a~tpeitdgigem
Nufentbalt traten bic Souriifen Der
Sroi9te bic &hdreiie an. Da iebe
Orof6te per Sag 80 SO. foitet unb bic
@eielidaft i'm @ansen % Sage nntex.
tpegs uar. 10 tOftet bic ieltiame Jabrt
ni6t weniger als 1920 so. ober per
Gopf runb 200 Sd.
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- @inea seieaneten Surit baben bic
Min@ener 8iersS rinfer in bieiem Sabre
benz bortisen Sof6rdu . BOD sesentber
entpidelt, inoem fe bic ca. $4,000 2is
ter bies @ebrdus in ni@t. gang fieben
Sagen wsggetrunten babeH, fobaB alfo
ieben Sag bieier glotreiden 8odmode
iiber 1000 rMaB" getrunten porbem
5inb. WohI befomms!
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Mlutb's GtabliHememt in bas rel

Wfntb'S Gtablifemert IN bas relz
aenbff geIegene 6ffentli6e 9otal Der
Stabt unb llmsenb. Seben Miittpo9,
9onnerftag, Greitag, Samifag, Sonnz
tag Mbenb unb ebenfals Sonntag Na6s
mittag eroBes 8ofals un6 Snitrumen=
tal. 3on3ert. engagement beg SRI. be
BauI BON Der frana6fi6en Sper in
Nep Orleans. Me9ielnbes PrOgramm,
Nmulement un6 llnterbnItung in Slle
unb 6iille.
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potentaten, Gtriten unb f9li9te
Burger - fe Nle gebrau9en Samari-
tan Nervine! $3.50.
rl1nfer &ino bate &rdmpfe. Ser
Mrat iagte, Der Sob lei unpermeibIi1,
aber Samaritan Nervine bat es bod ge.
beilt!" 9enrp Scene. 8erbila, Sennef=
fee. Sci allen Npotbetern au baben.
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@ei6dtts= GrOffmng.

Dem geebrten publitum our Na9s
ri6t, baB i'd 228 Souiion StraBe elm
2unoense g neiberseiddft er0ffuet babe,
unb bite i'd I'M gefdligen 3uipru6.
Suite Mrbeit Bel reelen preiien pirb
augefdert. 8. Jablbuf9.
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Sur @otiS

9ie idbrli6e 8erIammluug Der Bone
Star Brepina Company" our Wabl Ell,
neg Sireftoriums finbet in benz Bureau
Der @eie0f6aft am Mittmo6 ben s..
sunni 1889 fatt.
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@eqen Sobffdmeraen. rporan i

- @esen 2opfidmeraerl. moran id
biel aI leiben bate, gebrau9te i9
f6lieBli9 nit gutem @rfolge Or. 4us
gun 26nig's Samburger 8ropfen.
Sieies ausgeaeidhnete 0ausmittel fann
ni9t genug empfoblen merben.-Gerbiz
nanb 8enber, q N. Queen : StraBe,
2%ancaifer, pa.
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Mgent fir r2ittle Meriean 9otterie."
3iebuns 9. SUM-. $4,000 fur 25
@ents.
agent FIR n2ittIe So. 2oiterie". 3ies
hung Is. SUM-. 81. 500 fir so Gents.
Mgent fir .2a. @taats 6 2otterie1.
3iebuns Is. SUM-. SIS, 900 fur $1.00.
Sim 0art, @de Mainspla3a.
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- Ser xGdrtnerberein" bsranifaItet
am 10. SUM-, Qfn9ftmontag) in
S9ub's @arten elm Picnie. po3u ieBt
i@on Borbereitungen getrofen merben.
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$500 9eIobnung oferirt fir einen
unbeilbaren Gal BON 2atarrb bon ben
gigentblmern BON DR.. Sage's Remedy.
so @ents., in Mpotbeten.
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ld5- Sbr ipart 8elb, uenn ibrr Sure
Orudiahen bel SDbnon Bros.
anferiigeu l6bt.
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@uth,s Mirtbfdaft auf ben

Mmtb's Mirtbi@aft auf benz 60.
bernement ; Siisel erfrtut fid zines
pnblberbienten 3ufpruds. Ser pIaB
mirb auBerorbentlih iauber gebalten;
bic Bebienuns 1T aufmerfiam; Die Sc.
trdnte finb bor5tgli9 un6 mas oil linz
terhaltung geboten pirb, hebt uniibers
trofen ba. Nirgenbpo ldBt fid Der
Mbe1b better berbringen, tpie bel Mutb.
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9as er6Bte Eager bon 8emebrs
unb @epoIper : Potronen uno 9iilien
bel piper & S6uItbeB.
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sa- Warum tpolt Sbr pianos 3uei.
feIbafter Site bon reiienben Sdnblern
faufen, tpenn Sbr Die e9ten Smetfon
in Der neueften N"usfibrung- biliger
unb unter lei1teren 8eoinsungen in
benz ~bepdbrten @ef6dftsbauie BON
Sbos. @oggan 6 Bros. baben
fXnnfS
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sas- Gils= unb Strobbite,
rleue fir bic Commentator bel pams
& Sobn.
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Sdn8lin9ena Mdnnsrr
mir5
Std)ere Geilaan9 9arantirt.

Die l4redIiaen 8oIssu Der sugenbfanbeu,
gefMIehfsfdpddt perurladenb, tDoburd @eia
NIB a5rper rninirt werbeu, permanent 8es
belt. &ersflopfen, Sdihtetnheit, Samen.
dbiu6, @eba9tnief1pdae, 8erlui Der ener.
gle, Mbnei9ung sesen gefeafdafi unb MeIan.
9olie erinbIid turirt.
8erbeiretbete Wdnner, ober lolde,
bic ff@ perbeiraIben tpolen, bic in Gclee bon
Snbisretion In ber Sagenb on @elGle9ts. unb
lerbenidpd@e Ieiben, werbeu srdnbIi@ tarirt.
aeine M%ineraIien e%ingegeben.
5nnee Mdnnsr, bic ibre 8eit NIT unfdbisen
2suteu berf9penbet nnb fi9 baburd atant,
heiteu bes aopfes, ber Nafe, bes eaIfes, bet
2eber, 9unger, ginsenei6e nnS bes Mag:ns
sugetosei babeu, tueroen fdnel turirt.
east ead nidt burd falfaes edamsefdbl
abtoIten, fofprt
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Dar SobnD Bros. liefsrn bic
beiten unb billigfien Drndia@en @ebt
3u linen.
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D r. S G,
aWconIuHirem

$40. 734 GlmyStr., 9alas, Seras
Vile seteiuten Rrantbeiten curirt.
@rOmpte s~ufmerffamteit aorresponben3en se'
f@snft. Melbet mir bic ebmptome unb Webt
ain pirb unber3isli9 C O. D. oerfanbt. Or.
BafersusiR elm @rabuirter Diplom in feiner
Dfffel init 1sidbriser Rruris binter id. Brat
tisitt felt Sabren in Dallas. 6ss,tap
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-02-15
Friday, February 4.
COUNCIL.


The governors veto Of Campell's bill
defining the boundaries of the Seventh
| judicial district was received and re-
| ferrcd.
\ petition was read from Hunter. Cass
county, asking for the passage of the
seed wheat bill.
Another petition from Yankton county
asking that prohibition law he not
passed.
Mr.. Walsh moved that council bill No.
~, in relation to the extra compensation
! for travelling expenses of the supreme
court. be referred to special commit
tee. Lost-yeas. 10; nays, II.
| COUNCIL BILLS INTRODUCED.-By the
committee OH education-To revise and
! harmOni2e the existing system of public
education and abolish the territorial
board of education.
BY Soderberg-Appropriating S44 900
for improvements and for building a
girls dormitOry for the deaf mute school
at Sioux Falls.
BY Ericson-Abolishing foreclosure of
mortgages on real estate by advertise
ment.
by Walsh-To prevent the impOrta-
ton Of armed men or associations of
men into the territory for the purpose of
police duty.
BY Glaspell-Giying police powers to
conductors on railway passenger trains.
By Crawford Relative To the exemp-
tion of property under attachment, exc
cution or other process AZ to sureties for
costs.
BY Hughes-To amend chapter l42 of
the Session Laws of 1887, entitled San
act to provide for the collection of city
taxes in incorporated cities.
BY FIughes-To amend section =, chap
ter -. General laws Of 1887, relating to
lost bonds or coupons.
! Cpt NCiL EIII.~ TASSED.--Cnder slis-
pension Of the rules the vote ON council
bill No. los. relating to the changing the
name Of the Bohemian Presbyterian
church was recOnsidered, and after being
amended again passed.
The governor vetoed the substitute TO
Adams seed wheat bill, making substan-
TALLY the same objections that he did to
the original bill, but the council imme.
diately proceeded to pass it over his veto.
Ayes 20, nays 9.
Council bill II relative to limiting the
term of county treasurers came up again
for consideration. Tbs bill was passed
with an amendment Including sheriffs,
The bill making taxes on persona
property lien ON personal property and
not ON roal estate was indefinitely post.
poned.
The council bill providing for the levy
and collection OF taxes on incorporated
cities was lost.
a message from the house was re-
ceived returning the newspaper bill with
the governors veto of the same, saying
| That the hoasa had passed IL over his
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-02-15
WORK OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. SIN the senate
Mr.. Sherman presented the conference
report on the bill to incorporate the Mar.
itime Canal company, of Nicaragua.
The dill now goes to the president for his
approval.
Mr.. Blair reported fayo:ably ;oint
resolution proposing q constitutional
amendment to prohibit the denial by the
United States or any state Of tae right
Of suffrage on account of sex. The res
olution was placed on the calendar.
MIR. Sherman offered a resolution,
which was agreed to, for the appoint
ment Of "A committee of three senator's tc
make the necessary arrangements for the
Inauguration of the president-elect on
March A next. ~
The house amendment TO the senate
bill as to cutting of timber on Indian
lands was concurred in.
The senate then resumed consideration
of the legislative appropriation bill,
which was discussed until adjournment.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0. lin the senate
the naval appropriation hill and The for
hfication appropriation bill were re-
ported and placed ON the calendar.
Mr.. Chambers resolution as to naval
Osas~~A . >sosA@1S " fo eArpttS4 W.
On motion of Mr.. Plumb, the house
bill to quiet title OF settlers on the Des
Moines river lands In Iowa was taken up
and passed.
The disagreeing conference report on
the South Dakota admission bill was
presented and q new conference ordered.
A message from the president on Sa-
moan affairs was read, and after the
passage Of q number Of private pension
bills the senate at 5:W p. m. adjourned.
WASHINGTON. Feb. y.--At the conclu-
sion Of the morning business the senate
took up the bill to establish a United
States court in Indian territory.
After some debate the senate agreed 10
the senate Judiciary committees substi-
tute for the bill to establish q United
States court in the Indian territory. AZ
2 o'clock the fortiticatious APPROPRIATED
bill ives taken Up, "
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-02-15
Tuesday, February 1e.


DR.. Leroy. of Jerauld county, intro
duced q memorial in the house, which
was referred to the committee on federal
relations. addressed to the president.
elect, requesting the removal of Gov.
ernor Church. Ii embodies some of the
objections to the governor, but was in
trOduced without the approval of Re.
publican caucus. Ii reads as follows:
Your petitioners, the legislature of Da-
kOta, respectfully request the removal of
Governor Louis f. Church of this terri.
tory for the following reasons: He is
antagonistic TO the people of this terri
tory. partly because he came to the ter
ritory with a political appointment.
given not because of his fitness, popu-
larity or distinguished ability. but as a
reward for political services rendered in
an Eastern state, and Immediately upon
coming to this state as a Judge he com.
menced conspiriny to secure a higher
place, and through his manipulation So
cured the appointment as governor an
tagonizing his own party 10 such an ex.
tent that his most bitter opponents are
among the old citizens who for wears
have been respected members OF his
marty. He is unreasonable. dictatorial
undignified and unjust in his treatment
of the legislature. given TO harsh and
uncalled- for expressions toward the
members and others whom y, fancles
oppose him. and he has gone out of his
way to place upon the record of the
house reflections upon his predecessor,
for which there can he no possible ex-
cuse. He ol'Structs legislation and seems
to hunt for excuses on which to base a
veto OF temporary or comparatively un
important measures, with the apparent
purpose of putting on the records Of the
house his filings of envy or malice. cast
ing sometimes the most unjust retiec-
tions on the members of the legislature
In his vetoes he Is inconsistent. APPROX
ing measures at one time identical in
general form and purpose with those
formally vetoed, because the form and
purpose were objectionable to him.
The memorial then recites the various
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Mr.. Elliott moved that committee of
five be appointed to be known as the
special committee on vetoes and that
they be excused from all other duties
during the remainder Of the session.
BILLS INTRoDUCED.-By Burnham =
Recalling house bill No. 8 from the gov
ernor for amendment. 1t is the bill re-
quiring a residence of one year before
application for divorce can be had.
BY Patton-Creating the county Of
Mead from a portion of Lawrence
county.
By Hunter (by request)- Requiring
city councils and village boards to pub
lish proceedings.
BY Baldwin-Requiring railroad COM
panies to furnish facilities for leading
and unloading cars from or to farmers
wagons at points where POO 900 bushels
of grain is shipped.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED. - Requiring
books and blanks to bc furnished to civil
townships.
Requiring justices of the peace 10 de-
pIsit records with his successor. Re.
quires county commissioners to desig-
nate to whom of the outgoing justices Of
the peace records shall be delivered.
The bill limiting the amount paid to
any county commissioner for services
during the year to 5000 was killed.
Mr.. Mcliugh presented a resolution
which was adopted authorizing the
special committee on veterinary sur
geon TO send for persons and papers and
directing them to make Investigation
and report before the close of the session
Adopted
MIR. Burnham presented a resolution
which was adopted asking the treasurer
TO report for information Of the house
the amount of taxes paid into the terri
torial treasury from the counties in
South Dakota and North Dakota respec.
lively during the past four years.
The governor has approved the bill de-
fining the boundaries OF Ramsey county.
The bill settles the boundary between
Benson and Ramsey counties, taking
into Ramsey county two towns in dis
pute.
The house went into committee Of the
whole on the woman's municipal suf-
rage bill. Mrs. Barker, who was pres.
ent. was invited to address the house
The committee then arose and reported
progress.