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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-30
8pd= 8ier
at 3apf bel allett ttmierem
SmmSen, bette gamItag,
ttan tttprgem gpmmtag.
Gtt1 Srameret.
Ser meme stabt.T reibrief.


9te 2egislatur bat benz BON ben Bits
germ erlafenen protef gegen ben BON
Der Administration ausgearbeiteten
Greibrief Golse gegeben unb bas bon
Der 6anbelsb6rie entporfeue @ubFitut
angenommen.
Die pefentli9en 1euen puntte bieles
Treibriefes fino bic ~foIgenben:
Ser Stabtratb bat bas &edt, bic
Gtaot in 10 biele Marbs einautbeilen,
uie er bies fir ratbiam era6tet, 70
5tuar, baB iebe Warb ettpa bie1elbe @ins
pobneraabl unb bi.felbe Nn5abl bon
0ertretern bat, tpie bic anberen.
Nm stueiten Montas i'm Gebruar 1891
finbet bic WabI zines Mapors. &efors
bers, Solicitors, NHeFors, @1abmeie
tiers, Sngenieurs, NntpaIts, Marfbals,
Muoitors, bon a9t Waro Ilbernen
uno bier at large ffatt. Ser @traBens
Gommifdr ipirb al1o ernannt. Wabs
len tuerben ale apei Sabr: absebalten.
Sur Guspenffon Dber Mb1ebuna it,
genb zines bonn 8oIte gepdblten ober
bonn Stabtratb ernaunten Beamten
(wegen MiBberipaltung, pfi9tuerna9,
~ldifigung ac.) lift cine 3weibrittel Moio.
ritdt bes gan3en Stabtratbes n0tbig.
Wemanb tam fir elm Mmt ertpdblt
ober ernannt tperben, Der unter benz
IA. ENHANCEMENT ber 8anbesberfafuna
bisqualif5irt unb arn Sage ber Wabl
niGt Burger bes Staates ooer felt Ell.
mem Sabre gemobner ber Gtaot 1T.
Sm Sale bas Mapors , Nmt (burd
Sob ober anberueitig) patant pirb, ers
tpdlt Der Stabtratb einen Steapertreter.
Sritt bic 8atan3 neutt Monate ober
mod friiber Dor Der regelmdBigen Wabl
elm, 10 muB cine N.upabl bes erffen
Beanlten Der Stabt a~bgebalten tper6en.
Sie Wabl zines Mapors pro tenn lit
borgef9rieben; berfeIbe unter3eiGnet
ale Sofumente dig vacting Mayor.
Ser Stabtratb 1T autorifirt, bic
Summe bon $50.0 600 per Sabr aufaus
nebmen uno fit Observation-Disclosures
gu bertpenben; ferner SIC, 900 idbrli6
(aaf flnf Sabre nur) fir bic 9erfelung
bon S%eitentpegen.
lleber ale anberen Mnleiben mIFsn
bic Burger abfimmen. 9as bon Sem
GeitenwegsGonb in bic Stabttafe aus
ridaiebenoe Gelb foa fur 6trabenber.
5eiTerunsen ausgeseben tusrben. SIR
9abHen, Pribats unb anbere 1%nternebs
murgen, bic nidt brett unter &ontrole
bes Stabtratbes ffeben, oiirfen feline
anleiben gema9t tperben.
3%elegrapbens, Selepbons, elettril1e
unb anbere Ordbte mtifen unter Der
grbe gelegt peroen.
Die auf Geitentpege 8e3ug babenbe
Orbinan3, p.rpfi9tet ben @~runbeisens
tbhmer aud ben gurbfone gu legen;
bic Stabt tam bas ibr fiir ben 3nsd
our @erflgung jtebenbe @elb gebrau>
den, Inn borf9rifismdBige Seitentpeee
5u bauen, no elm 8iirger 6ies 5u tbun
berabidumt. 9ie 2oiten bes Seiten.
tueges &C.. rperben au ben Steuern oes
gigentblmers gefdlagen unb i'm Gane
er ii6 peigert, oiefelben gu sablen, 10
fann iein @igentbum berfauft tuer6en
unb bic Stabt felt bafir einen gilti.
gen 9itel aus. BON benz grtrag 3iebt
bic 6tabt bic 9erfelungstoften bes
Seitenipeges ab unb 3ablt ben uebers
f1uB benz Gigentbimer 3urid. Sin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-30
Gone gtar 8ier.
Cine ehrenoe Q%nerfennune aus Sc,
alten Welt.


Ser fOlsenbe freunbidaftli6e uni
anerfennenbe 8rief betreffenb Die qua.
litdt bes San Mntonioer Gone Star.
Wleres, traf geitern bier Elm. ct fpri9t
fur li6 felbf:
81 Il n 6 e II, ben 5. Mdr3, 'S9.
Gone Star 8reming 60, San Mntonin,
Seras.
Wertbe Serren!
6err Suds, Der 8raumeiter Sbrel
berlbmten Brauerei, pirb fi1 erin1ern,
baB i'd lebtes Sabr, 1883, i'm Gebruar,
einige Slaf9en bon Sbrem ausee3ei1.
neten 2ager Bier nit nod Miin9en
nabm.
Cine BON biefen 6Iai9en betpabrte
i9 bis beute. ben 5. Mdr3 1889 in met,
mem Seller auf. Mls i'd He bette mad
Sabresfriit 6fnete unb meme Grau uni
i'd bapor foiteteu, traren mir b69li1f
iiberrai@t bur6 bic ausse3ei9nete Site
ibres Snbaltes. IS perIte uno f9dumte
ME @bampagner unb f6medte 10 gui
unb fta,f pie bas bette 2agerbier, tpas
is bier III Miin6en sebraut puroe.
Wir be5eugen beBbalb nit 8ersnigeu
unb gang aug freien Stiden, baB Sbt
9aserbier bas bette unb e%eiunbefe 1T,
mel6es in ben Ser. Staten bergefeGi
mirb. @leihaeitig moGte i'd bin3u,
fii9en. boB mir mobl i'm Stanbe finb,
elm ri6tiges uttbeil iber bic Qualitdt
zines 8ieres abaugeben, benn mir Sino
in Der 9aupiftaot beg 8ieres, in Miins
den, aufgena@ien unb miHen bic 8ors
oiiae etnes suten Bieres au fddBen.
Wir piirbeu febr erfrsut iein, tpenn
Sbnen bieie germ uue freimiqig &c.
madte Iusiage irgenbmie niiben f0nnte.
Cur ietben 3eit beglidmiini9en mir
Sic, bob sic 10 einen ousge3ei9neten,
uniibertrefHi6en 8raumeifter in 0rn.
Gu6s baben.
Mit ben beften GriiBeu fir M0e aei9s
ren 0o9a6tungsbol
Aoolp6 nno Nastlta 2srauof it,,
9iubwurmtraBe, Miiu@eu.
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Giinftel ber Soften tpirb ale feds Wos
note fdaig, bis bic ganaen Soften Der
Staot 3uriiderifattet poroen 1inb.
Die SurpaebabreH i'm poli3eigeri6t
perben bon S. auf So rebu3irt.
Der Stabtratb fam cine 5teuer BON
l procent erbeben, unb 3par ebenfals
auf ale Gelber, mel9e auf 3infen bier
ausgelieben finb, ielblt tpenH bic @elbs
berleiber ni@t in Der Staot anidilig
finb.
Na6 benz 8erfautase irasen bic uns
beaablten 5teuern 8 procent 3infen.
Sas Gebalt beg MaDors lit auf
$4,000 pro Sabr feffgeiebt.
Sie Settionen 36, SO, So, Ill, 116,
1926, 1928, 1873, 1877, 232, 241, 243 unb
pa finS mioerrufen.
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8rpHatuatiptt.
Spe3iaIs m M u n q.

Sa in Ger Neriammlung beg @tabt,
ratbs, gebalten an IL. Mdr3 1889, Elm
gert9t 0es @omites fir @traBen unb
griden angenommen lpurbe, in mel.
dem es borgeieben mar, baB cine Nbs
ftimnlung gu benz 3pede beranfaltet
tperoe, ben WiQen Der @teuer3abler au
erfabren, OBJ biefelben gepilt ober ni9t
getpiat limb, baB bic Stabt fir 3meibuns
bert unb finf3is tauieno ($25O, 00O)
Dollars, auf (20-30) 3pan5ig big
breiBig Sabre (5%) finf pro3entige
Bombs ausgeben fole fiir ben 3med,
Die perf6ieoenen StraBen Der @tabt au
mafa6amiliren ober a~nbertpeitig gu
berbefern.
gu biefem 3pede betimme i'd,
grpan @aIagban, Biirger meifer ber
Stabt San Mnionio, trait Der Madt,
bic mir bur6 ben Charter llnb Die Or.
~binan3en Der Gtabt unb In uebereins
ftimmung nit Section 43 bes amenbir=
ten @tabt : @barters, angenommen arx
4. Mdr3 1885, berlieben 1T, baB cine
@bfimmung gebalteu tuerbe ON
Samstag, ben 20. ApriI 1889,
um iiber biefe Sadie gu enti9eioen.
Die Wablpldbe in Ben ber(9ie6enen
Warbs tDerben bon s nbr Morgens Big
6 nbr Mbenbs ge6faet iein uno apar
an ben %folgenben Srten:
Warb go. L: 9aupt : Rehabilitation
auf benz Milita,p pla3a. Wablborz
fBenber: Gtmon R6ni9beim.
Warb go. 2: gde 81. unb 9oIos
roia sStraBe. 8ablOOribenber: Gil
Nmano.
Marb $50. 3: gde 2areoo> uno Weas
9oufcn : 9traBe. Wablporlibenoer:
Sobn Stappenbed.
Warb go. 4: &riI9's 6aue. WabIs
bOrfBenber: s. Nilemain.
8arb $50. 5: Sommers @arter,
@de Ibenue 8 unb 10. StraBe. WabI.
bOrfiBenber: Sobn @tebens.
Waro No. 6: gde Clint uub Nolan.
StraBe. WablpOrfBenber: Wiliam
s. Sage.
Mar6 SO. Z: ede matasoroas uno
Iictoria : StraBe. Mablborfbenber:
@bas. q. 9ennp.
Warb SO. 8: 207 Gab $ Nlamo.
StraBe, @de 8ilito StraBe. Wabls
borfBenber: g. %. MeNaifer.
Steueraabler wollen lire Stimmen
IT Il II" ober pgegen bic proproii=
tion" abgeben.
Die Wabl tpiro absebalten uub bas
&eiultat ermittelt per6en in lleberein=
ffimmung nit Section 20 bes Gtaot>
gbarters unb bes @taats : @e1ebes,
4tt bonn IA. Mdra unb 4. SuIi 1887,
20. Gegislatur, Settle FL.
als 3eugniB bieriiir seidne
E.A: i'd unteutebenb meinen Sea-
w men unb babe beftimmt, baB
0as Siegel ber Stabt San
Nntonio binaugefigt perbe beute, am
%. Mdr3 A. D. 1889.
8rDan @aIIagbar,
Ittefirt: Mapor,
6. g. @Iaubon, Stabt gtert.
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Muerlei.

WueCtets
= Ser @9hBens8 erein ~beranfaltet
morgen ein 6IatteridieBen ii Or. s.
9erf's paifure am Olmos.
= 8om Sonntag al pirb Der apeite
tdgli1e 3ug Der SnternatiDnals8abn
ni6t mebr Nbenbs 11nbr, ionoern Mor>
gems 4 lbr bier eintrefen.
= Sobn Smith, II Sabre alt, 9ufs
tpdrter i'm MaDerid 9otel, bat fi9 &C..
tern Nbenb nit StrDhnin persiftet.
llria9e: unslidli9e 2iebe. @egen=
ftdnb: S6auipielerin i'm Waibington
Sbeater. Die Mutter bes iungen Mans
mes mObnt in Muhin.
= Sang bor3igli9e Mrbeit liefert bic
Gabrit bes 9erren 5ans 8. 9egez
ner, pie bies unter anberem in benz
am Wefsgnb neuerbauten unb ioeben
fertiggeltelten 9anie beg Serrm Moolp
5u feben 1T. 9abei berarbeitet bic 6as
BRIT ausI9lieBli1 teranii9es SoI3 unb
aeist, ME gang beionoers uuiere SoI3s
arten, Gi9te, Mesquite &C. fur feinere
Sa9en geeignet finb. Das Bedber Der
Sbiren unb Gd6er in S@rdnten &c.
1T munberi96n unb fam unm6sli9
fiinIli@ erfeBt ooer na@sea6mt tper6en.
Nus Der Gabrit geben ndmli6 ni9t nur
Sbiren> unO 6eniters& abmer, Manbs
betleioungen &C. berbor, fonbern He
fertist aud auf 8efteIung Bt9ers
f9rdnte, GommOben, rSibeboarbs"
(8ufets), &leiberi@rdnte un6 anbere
M6bel an uno omar in pollenbetlter
Meife, nobel beri6iebene 9oI3arten
8ermenbung finoen. Wer ME iol1'
elm Stiid Nrbeit fab, bat tpabrli9 feline
Nbnung bapot, mas bier fabri3irt tpirb
unb mos aus tsrauii6em 9ol3e ansefers
tist tpsrben fann.
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"a Semanb, be7en gerbaunnsss
Srgane in Orbnung finb, 1T ielten
franf. 8ergeBt bas ME uno forgt Boz
fur bur9 ben gelegentli1en @ebrau6
BON ct. patrids piaen. Gum 8ertauf
bti st. @obn & Co., s. Ralteser &
Sobn ut6 allen anbern Mpotbsfern.
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= aus pureyl, Snb. Serr., f9reibt
man: Stunt @ompognien Ser 8unbes.
@rI1ee befinoen iid ieBt i'm Oflaboma.
8eblete, INN ole 8ubmer ausautreiben.
gtele berfelbe geben freiwilig, ba Die
Warnungen beg p~rdibenten 9arriion
nor ~ frhbem ginbringen in bas @ebiet
tbre Wirfung ni@t berfeblt baben,
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8pd Bier
AIT 3apf BET allen nmieren
Smmnem, bemte gamitag,
anb mprgem gpmntag.
SttD . ramerei.
8.
Sic staats : Seaislatnr.

Iafin, 20. Mdr3. Ser Genat bat
6as Sonntagsgefeb, wonaa 6ffentli6e
2otale, @ei6dfte &C. an Sonntagen nur
bon 8 ubr Born. big 4 ubr Na9mit.
tags gef6IOien bleiben. angenommen.
Sm 9aufe murbe ber Nntrag auf
Wiebereriudgung Der 2ibslbia nit IL
ner Stimme WiaiOritdt niebergefimmt.
= Die @eieaIdaft CUR gtabliruns
elmer elettrii6en StrabenbabnIinie in
Netp Birmingham, Gberotee County,
bat fd inforporiren laHen.
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= Grienbfbip, @iscoaFn, IA.
SUM, 1888. - Meine Grau lit an
rbeumatif6en sdmeraen i'm Rtden
fe sebrau9te ct. Safobs : Del unb
purbs gebeilt. -Sames Stone.
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1w- Sbos. q oggan& Bros.
babsn oas boaifdnbisiie Eager bon Mu.
htalien in Der Sta6t unb geben Sebem
ben nStbigen Gb3ug ober &abatt.
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Gin Sceptifer fagt

8~luisefdwire. 3ertbeilt aarbuntels. s9-Seilt bauz
ernb unb fhnen Qdbmuns. IS lit Elm rabrer @e5unbz
heitsbriuBer. 9etlt Gcrcpbeln unh anbere sleihartige
Hrautteiten. RaMt f&lemten Ntbem gut unb ~entfernt
bic nrfame. Nertreibt bic gilicfitdt nnb lit nniberz
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8pd= Sier
at Sapf BET a4est atn1erett
&unoem, Deute gamfag,
ttao mor8em Sonntag.
GttD 8~taMeref.

: 9ie fIeine @tabt Nibton, Sas.,
tpurbe bon elmer berbeerenben Geuerss
brunf beimgeiu6t. SEEDS 6duierge.
bierte i'm @eiddftstbeile Der @taet
brannten total nieber. Ser Gaaben
pirb auf iiber 100000 gef9dBt, mdb.
renb bic 8erfi@erung nur $4,000 Be-
trGnt.
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9as grpke
Wert,ett : Seilmittel

sibt benz glute neue aebensfrdfte. Gs BELT ale I'M
NATURALIZATION TN Nerren5rffem. R8-Silft, mo aaes
4nbere serfetlt unb erfrii9t Self unb 46rper. Seilt
Dsspspia, cher bas Sch pirb Suridseseben.
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aa~ Wenn Semano @uG iaet:
Sold einen 59nupfen pie biesmal,
babe i'd bod aber nod ME sebabt!"
bann nebmt i'm beim Worte unb ems
pfeblt bm-"Chamberlains Cough Re,
NEEDY" gu gebrauGen. Oas tptrb i'm
beilen. STR 6ufen, 0eiierfeit uno
Grtdltungen aler Nrt gie5t es nihts
8eReres dig bies. Gum 8erfauf Bel sc.
Cain & Co., S. &alteper & Gobn unb
allen anberen Npotbeferu.
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r
IRWIN Z

trpfen Bet TteberHise. Gin un~perslei@bares Gbfibrz
mitteI. G8 belt frantbaften ~aopfI6mers punberpar
f@neh. HS-Gntbdlt feine fhdbli@en Gnbitansen. Rei=
ntst bas @ehtru. 2urirt f4nem 2heumatisrnus unb
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Ct bat einem a1sssssi6netsn gsaIer
angeiielt unb sarantirt bOrsisIi@e sus.
fabruug GROCER BiIbsr su niebriseren
prsifeH, nIs irgenOwo anbers.
Das g~tabIiHement bat einen sroBen
Ruff erIangt iinb Rismanb iolte berIdus
men, feline Photographic bort nebmen
ober feiH Bib maIsn su IaHen.
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= 9oHmaun, 6efter,& Co., 2eips
gig, 5dnbler in nngar=, &beins unb
ben beriibmten @anitdtss Weinem, 1no
bier our6 &on e & Wabtitab
bertreten, tpel9e cine groBe Muswabl
bieier Weine an 9anb baben.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-27

proceeds or not. Parneal viii claim the
right 20 dispose Of the ether charges.
The 7sases says il = pvseinded froin
commenting on the P3rnell ccmnaEs-
sion ~ this stage.
The Ssaadard says. The complete
breakdown OF pigpst's evidence and
his absence render il no longer possible
10 refrain from comment We feel
ourselves Obliged in the public interest
70 declare that the evidence on which
the authenticity Of the letters was sup
posed 10 rest has been completely dis
credited. and the sooner this is openly
and formally admitted the better il
viii be from every point OF view
After blaming the Tines for its ex-
traorsiinary negligence. the .SGada2S
says. The ponaD and circumstances
undes which the publication occurred
has made il ifisnpossible TO absclye those
ansEerahie for it of grave breach OF
public duty Whatever else Is proved.
the fact remains that deep injustice
has been done to parnell. and 4 blow
equally 10 be deplored given to the
character OF English Journalism.
The DaiIv Telegraph says: To all
inteafs and purposes the Parnen COM
.t.1sss1l tAaf &c 4S5Afsse0 - tAatI To-
day. We are glad 10 say Parnell
stands free and innocent of the dam
aging charge attributed 70 him with
what We are sorrowfaliy COM
pelleS 70 call reckless and
raih imprudence. The Daily
Telegraph censures the careiessncss
with which the Times acted. and says
the result must afiecs the political sitm-
alton, as it Is certain that there will be-
a body Of opinion naturally attracted
toward Parnell as an injured and per-
SECUTED man
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paRNELL.s AcoUITrAL.
The Tory Papers Deplore the Pub
lieasisn of the Letters.

LoxpoS, Feb. 26.--George Augustus
SaIa writes for the 7elearaph an article
describing the interview Saturday be-
tween Pigott and Lahouchere. Itcon-
firms the statement that Pigott went
TO I.aboachefe's house voluntarily.
The copy of the confession which
Lewis obtained vas from beginning to
end literally and verbally the compo-
sition of pigott, who confessed he
forged the Parneli letters and sniHuteiy
described the manner in which they
we're written. Pigott said he alone
executed the forgeries-
Whether he is telling the truth or
another batch of lies, says Mr.. Sala,
is noi for me TO determine, but 10 me
be seemed 70 be confessing facts and
nothing but facts. No pressure was
put upon him and no leading gaes-
tionS we're asked.
The fssses continues 10 adyertiee the
pamphlet ON Parneliism and Crime, )"
with the alleged fac-simile letters oi
ParnelI.
The Nesrs says: We condole with
the great Pigotiist party IN the less OF
is leader and the consequent difficulty
OF forging ahead. No more utter and
hat~less collapse has occurred IN tfE
history of caimony. The Gaze for the
prosecution has gone To pieces at the
art touch. parnrH II prsyesi innoeeni
by the only man the TsHaes relied on to
prove him gnilty Whether the Tsaes
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TRADE WITH CANADA.
Premier Macdonald Not Disposed to
Be Friendly.

OTTAWA, Ont. Feb. 26. LIN the CON-
mons this afternoon Hon. Mr.. Lau-
rier, leader OF the opposition, in u
brilliant speech, moved sweeping
resolution that Canada enter into
negotiations with the United States
aud that the modus viveudi in the
fisheries matter be continued. Laurier
went on TO advocate mutual enlarge
ment OF trade relations by both coun-
tiles. The ss mpathy of Canada for
the South In the late war led 10 abr0-
CATION of the reciprocity treaty OF 1904.
Laurser arraignei the government Tor
the narrow Interpretation OF The treaty
OF 1918, with all the hareh inJassices.
and deplored the proposition OF the
government 10 return 10 this treaty.
Sir John Macdonald said he re]oiced
that last year was in itself a confirm
ation of Canada's contention that
what the Americans oace considered a
right they will ind they viii have 20
purchase. Canada does not propose
To make treaty by surrender. she
will stand On fier dignity. Sir John
denied that the government or magIs-
tracy favored the South ia the late
war
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Property nj, Of City
which we W be pleased show tntenoins Purchasers.


alef in the San
Our ustw
the
mag End
Mexican We
Lncene
the
Rhine We sought
the Old World
Seattle IL simply
hoary
gttenng
whist
viii
southern r. which completion with
warehouses
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IN PARLIAMENT.


The Government SAOws No Desire
60 Intercept Pigott.
LoSpos. Feb. 26 lis the commons
this evening Healy asked whether
Home Secretary Matthews had or
dered the arrest of pigots, and ii not,
why he allowed Pigott 10 escape.
Matthews replied that a warrant
had been issued against Pigott.
Healy then asked whether the gov
eminent had taken measures 10 pre-
vent Pigott's escape.
Matthews admitted that as vet he
had taken no steps In the matter. The
knowledge of Pigott's disappearance
had reached him within the past hour.
he promisei that the government
would do their utmost to capture the
fugitive.
Major Saunderson lConservaiiye1
resumed the debate on the address in
reply 10 the queens speech. Refer
ring 10 Moriey's remarks last night,
he charged the gentleman with ignor-
ing the fact that crime in ireland was
lessened since the enforcement OF the
crimes act. The freedom of speech
which the Parneiiites wanted Was not
allowed. because they advocated law
breaking, which led 20 murder. The
cry was now got up TO attract people.
tParnellite shouts OF ''Pigottl Pig
ott.p We'll, Pigott had amply quail
fed himself To be member OF the
first Home Rule ministry He could
not find reason why parnelliIes
should not be sent TO Jail, nor why.
when once there, they should ever be
let out.
Isiifos, axupb . ssaaIixv va,,f1sat.@ a.. !.
calumny any suggestion that he or
his colleagues worked for an increase
of crime. The decrease of crime was
not due to the coercion act, but TO the
enormous concessions got TO tenants
through the plan of campaign. 1t was
also due to the knowledge OF the in
creased sympathy of the English peo-
pie. The declarations of Gladstone
and followers had more effect in stop
ping crime than all the coercion acts
ever passed.
The opposition VIII not raise a for
NAL discussion in parliament on the
Parnell commission, bat the National
lists will closely question the govern
ment regarding assistance given By
the authorities 10 the Tunes
Sir George Trevelyan charged Bal
four with causing Parnellites to be ar
rested in place and manner calca-
lated to iniliet the greatest possible
outrage upon public feeling and opin-
ion
In the course Of speech in defense
of the government, Edward Stanhope
a member of the cabinet, asserted that
wherever the plan OF campaign existed
the amount of crime was greatest.
There is not word of truth in
that" exclaimed Dillon. Cries of
'.Oh, oh" greeted Diilon's remark,
and Stanhope appealed To the speaker.
whereupon Dillon challenged him 10
prove the statement
In reply Stanhope adduced statistics
showing Improvements in the condi-
ton of ireland, which he claimed was
due 10 the governments policy.
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THREE MORE STATES.
Bfffs TO Admit idaho, wycming and
New Mexico Intraau need.

WasHrSGToS. Feb. S.--R Representa-
tive Springer has introduced hill for
the admission OF Idaho and Wyoming.
IL provides that these territories may
become states as provided In the onni-
bus bill approved on the aSnd inst.
and that the provisions of that act
shall be extended 10 these territories
the same as If they had been included
IN the act, with certain exceptions.
Delegate Joseph of New Mexico has
introduced = bin providing for adnais-
sion of New Mexico ltproyiies that tiae
present territory may become state
as under the provisions OF the onni-
bus bill approved on the Ind inst. SO
Tar as they are applicable 4, the ter
ritory of New Mexico.
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WAsBlsGrus, FEB. 6.--in the sen
ate Dolph, from the committee on
public lands, reported back the senate
bin. vetoed BY iiae PRESIDENT. for the
relief OF William X. wheaton, and
eharrss RI. Chamberlain OF California
Nth d recommending that the bin
mass. notwish ,sanaing the objections
81 the president. Doiph made an ex.
p.anasiua Of the fact, claiming that
the presidents objections were MAZE
unaer a misrepresentation. The blil is
10 rrimburse parties formerly register
ana receiver of the land Office IN Cali
foraia for clerk hire paid ny Lheni.
Ts,e vote resulted: yeas Is. nays . 50,
txo thirds having voted in the affirm
alive. the bill Was passed.
The house amendment reducing tue
psr ion Of the widow OF Gen Nil
tatra.s % SIS monrh was agreed 70.
The senate resumed consideration OF
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Regent BismArss Has bloody
Ma.snrre Planned.

LONDON, Feb. 3B "A Berlin corres-
pondent of the !2aaddyd says lt Is
certain the Germsn squadron IN the
Pacitie will be strengthened IN order
that con,iign punishment may be IN
isictesi on the natives OF Samoa for
a,urdering German marines and in
iurirg tsernsan interests
The Cologne GazSfts >ays the more
signal this chasti~ement ~ and the
more ample the satisfaction, the saFer
wi.I be the gnagan antees that peace ais1
uuer viii remain nndtstaroea afia
the more effective will be the re-oiu-
tions OF the conference by the thFse
nations which possess al equal Fasnt
10 influence the future OF sanoa-
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the army appropriation bill. Stewart
offered an amendment, which vas,
agreed 10. approprisfins SIM .sa for
she purchase Of three rsaeusaasisi
dynamite guns Of lSineh calsher for.
use on the Pacific coast. Anumher OF
other amendments Of minor import.
anre was agreed 10 and the bill
passed
The senate then proceeded TO con-
sssieras1on OF biiis ON the calendar
nnohlected TO- After the disposition Of
several unimrortant measures the
senate went into executive session and
soon adjourned.
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NO TRACE OF PIG0TT.
He Has Probably Reached the Con-
tiueat In Disgufse

LONDON, Feb 25-At 10 O'Clock to-
night the police had not yet found any
trace of Pigott. The latter had posted
10 mis- hou>ekeeper in Dublin a blank
check with which 70 obtain u balance
OF f5 at his bankers. Pigott has four
sons, the youngest OF whom is years
of age. His wife died Is months ago.
Ii is believed that Pigott has disguised
himself and has either fed to Antwerp
or Rotterdam.