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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
Wum eSobn ssreoeridf 6artrdnft,

benz Seuti6>p >pennfDIbanier, ber sueiz
NAL 3um8euperneur ieinss@eburts. unb
9eimatbssStaates getpdblt murbe, l1Bt
Der betannte Correspondent v@atb" f1
our1 einen anberen penninlbanier Sol.
genoes etadHen:
wgr iuar In ben beri1iebenen hohen
Stellungen. uelGe CT eingenommen bat,
tfets gIei@ ebrIid, unermiibIiG unb
bet9eiben. unb bod mar er, tuie i'd
mir babe fasen laifen, Dor benz Griege,
elm S9anfwirtb au Morristoun, beriel.
ben Stabt, mo- Sancods SHUTTER cine
putma9erin mar. Die ginaeIbeiten
meiB tb nibt genau, aber man bat mir
IN philadelphia Derfi9ert, er babe ieIblt
binter benz S9anttii9 geffan6en. Do
er er5ogen lpuroe (unter ben OeutTd.
penniplbaniern), galt es fiir ebenlo ilas
tlirltd bies 3u tbun, ipie 3ur Rirhe au
geben. Sene alten Deut{den, aroBoes
aogen nit Martin 2utber's 8ier. batten
nod ni9t entbedt, baB elm Mann cine
eingefleiibte 9pdne fein mai1e, ipenn ct
elm Slas Bier ab3apft ober bic Wbis,
teps sGlaf6e fur bic burIiige Briiberfdaft
aufieBt. Bon General 6artranft Bat
man ME fagen f6nuen, baB er log, baB
er bor benz Geinbe bapon lief, baB ct
tpdbreno ber S9la9t beIoffen mar (uie
10 piele Semperen3ler), ooer baB Ct,
als er ipdter 5Deinial gum @ouberneur
bon penniDloanien getpdblt murbe, ie.
mails 3l irgenD elmer 6pibblberei Bic
Mugen 3ugeoriidt babe. ST mar rneiner
Mnfi9t mad Der bette @ouberneur, ben
penniplbanien ie gebabt.@
nWenn mir pbne unierldieb ie6en
angreifen 1pollen1. fiiot Der alte penns
tplbanier nod bel, .Ser i'm Weins,
S4napsz ooer 8ierseiddft gepeien lit,
10 iollten mir uns erinnern, baB bic
Getrutiruugsfuben Der sSreiminiaens
Armee meiit in ober BEL Wirib5daften
tDaren, unb bob bic Oifi3iere aus ber
Hepolutionsarmee, als biele aufaeI6ff
tpnroe, In ben MiiteIfaaten aum gr6b.
ten Sbeile Wirtbe ipnrben. Sen. Gt.
glair, Sen. Morgan uno biele Nnbere
i9duten ii9 ni6t, binter benz S6ants
tii9 ein3ui9enfen."
g8ir tpollen nod bin3ufiisen, baB
autb Abrabam 2incoln in ieinen Oes
batten NIT Douglas 1858 es ni6t in
Abrsbe itellte, in feinen iungen ssabren
als Bertdufer in einem 2aben Wbisfep
oertauft 5u baben, uno baB ct fi6 ni6t
l1dmte, nod ibrer bieritiinbigen Des
oatte In Auincp in cine bena9barte |
oeutfde Wirtbsfube (Saloon) 3u ge.
pen, iid on einem Slide nieoeraulalIen |
3u laHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
9erins ODER Sariua?

Der beutite Rame biefes Slides tpirb
aop tmnier auf beri6iebene @eiie ae.
i9riebeu. I'm bier bic pinf6enstpertbe
Slei4Tdbigteit berbei3ufabren. id5Idat
Die sSeetion ftir &hlten. unb Sod1ieefi.
i9sr.l" IN oer neueifen Drummer ibrer
sWfittbellungen" Dor. elm fiir ole nal
Der gr5Bten 4ntOritdt auf bem @ebiete
bsr beuti1en Spra9e, ben @ebriibern
@-inm auf @runb ibres @6rterbudjss
3li tolgen unb in 3utunft ifets v0eritiaA q
gu f9reiben. 6drins iff spar bic al.
tere S9reibart, aIio nitt eerabe faIfdl,
iie pabt aber burdaus ni9t mebr su Der
iebt itbIi@en 4usipra6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
@eaen 2Ioroes perfaftet.

Sn Sutin bdlt bic gerbaftuua elmer
Der i16niten unb eleganteiten Damen
Surins Degen WOrbes bic @emiitber lee
ner Staot felt Beginn bieler 9Dode in
Nnfregung. 8ei ber Gattin bes anae.
febenen borti9enganquiers Dina, tpeid'
lebterer ieit eiuiser 3eit i6uer leibenb
1T, erl9ienen In beren priootpobnuna
5ur 3eit Der Ddmmerfnube sDei pers
bd9tig ausfebenoe, iebp1 elegant ae.
fleibete Subibibuen, giamens @aalio
unb Sellio. Ser eritere forberte Bic
Summe bon 10000 Granfs fiir &eds
nung beg 6aufes @erion, Nibaute &
SO. in paris, Selio bat um bic Beoleis
dung bes Nnipru9es BON go, 600 Trfs.
fhr elm anberes BARRIER Banfbaus.
/. Mls bic Dame unter Mnaabe bon
plamRblen @ranbeu Sic 3abIung Der.
tDeigerte, periu9ten fe, NIT ben gers
bdltniien Dermutli6 bertrant, nit Sc.
malt In bas 3immer bes franfen Sat,
ten berielben ein3ubringen. Maoame
Dina, tn Der 6Offnung, bie fre6en 8e.
trigger 5u erf6refen, befaB @eiffesge.
genpatt genug, einen &ebolper su er.
greifen unb einen 69uB abaugeben,
Die yertpegeneH iebo9 entpaffneten fie,
uno tie alsbann arg miBbanbelnb, aes
lau9ten he In Der Sbat aufbe Gorrioor,
0er5u Dem 3immer ibres @emabIs fiibrte.
SEPT nabm bic ber3ueifelte Grau ibre
lebten 3rdfte 5uiamnten, rib einen Dpldb
aus elmer bic Wanb f6miidenben bons
ftdnbiaen &iiliung unb ilieb ibn benz
eriten Nngreifer @oglio berart in Bic
gruf, faB bieier ben Geiif aufaab.
Bon 0eal su ibm eeorungenen @erdufd3
erf9reft, bate iid) Serr Dina erboben
uno mar biz sur Sblr setpanft, no linn
bet Gnblid BEG Gterbenben su She'll
tperben mubte. Grau Dina purbe Der.
baftet. Das Drama biIbet bas Cages.
fprdd BON Surin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
@efdrbte 9amns.

40 3Oll breiter 8attiff, quite Waare,
10 uue 121 Gents per garb; Ylaib
sapns, 80 3oa brett, in 4 6arbeu, 10
@ents; 100 Stide Yertb Orsanbies
12a @ents; Gable @cro Orsanbies, 12l
eents; Yerii6er Mua uller grt, 80 uno
s5 Gents; Gmerican g6alIiss, sebrudt
unO s4tfarbis, IA Darbs far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01

Jluctuationen im Marfte fiir 81.
fenlpaaren fann Seber bermeiben, ber
feline Orbers bur9 pieper& g d,uIt.
B eB ausfnbren IdBt. isabrifantett re.
guliren ibre preife nod hem Ronfum,
piper 6 G6ultbeB babeu ie,s einen
enormen 8orraib bon Gensorabt, giien.
ble6 u. {. 10. un6 ie not,ren friihere
tieorige preife, iDenn biefelben aud i'm
i'm WQrfte 5feigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
ssei6e 9apns.

25oo garbs s4eer, 'poir.eorb, ylaiO
aa'pns, 10 Gents per garb; 9sarieilIes
BON l2a Gents per garo an; feline
Biques, 15.@ Gents per yatb; pres eams
bries, 12a, 1863 unO 20 Gents; enslilde
eambrIes unb gfainicOts, 36 3cu brett,
20 Bis so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
f9le9terungen fabrt, 1T Iange ni9t er
bra9t tpor6en.

Sd berlebte meine beiben geiue
i6uer, inbem i@ suii6en 5pei Cars
gerietb, fagte 0err $. %. Sobnion
BON Der Detroit, Mi1., Bronze 60.
Die 8erlebungen murben bur9 6ie Mn.
tpenbung bon st. SdfobssOsl gebeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
Aeue frnblln

ldrer. sic fnb ausse3sidnet in ber
Wdide unb i'm @arn Sefdrbt.
5dottiide 3epbAre aaerlester Mrbe
in alien Muftsrn, folib sefarbt, 81 3oa
Brett, 25 Gents.
Cine babi9e Muspahl BON Sdcttis
1den @bambrahs35 unb 40 Gents.
@rober 8crrath bon @lasSpw Be-
phhrs auer Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
6 a I FL

Gtiidsr tueiBer 2alt Heis al 9anb,
ebenfo @emeutfteine, abIeitungsr6Sren
uno ryarts1 M6rtel. Der bilIigfte
Ylab in Der Stabt III Bel
=. NlIen & 6pn,
327 Ofs9ouitonsS Str, San Nutonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
Mfnam mWmMu
l. WoLFSoN Ecke Main Plaza Acequa

gerabe 1T Der Stimmang, BON feinem
8ater gu er3dblen unb i1bem er feline
S6meiter belebrte, ii6 beiiet 2ebren 1T
0as 8ebd6tniB 5uriidrufen 5u tpollem.
Wit flii6tiger 9aitb fdrieb er tpeiter !:
r9luf benz SDrfe bate er CUR 9totb leIen
gelernt, f6reiben fonnte er ni6t. Sm
bem 6aufe befanb 1idb cine gutn1iitbige
dltli6e Dame, Die gr5ieberi1 Der &ins
Der bes 6auptmanns, tpel1e einen jun
gen Mant, Der ni6t einr1al f9reibeil
fonnte, fir cine benitleibensuertbes
! @ei6opf bielt. Sic Bat ben 6aupts
mann Tim bic grlaubniB, benz &arl
8r6iing eiitigen unterriGt ertbeilem all
biirfen. Ser 9auptmann, ipie umier
Gater mir oft eradblte, faub biefen 8orz
i6lag 10 beluitigenb, baB er irt lautes
@eld6ter ausbrad un6 feline ginpilliz
gung CAB.
yltnfer 8ater erfreute fi6 eines gds
ten &opfes, binnen smei Sabren leritte
er BET grOBem GleiBe mebr, als man9er
gn6ere in Der boppelten 3eit, BENT bie
quite Dame bra9te inn aud @eogras
pbie nnb @ei9i9te BEL. @e9nen batte
er aug iid felbit gelernt, unb iebe freie
Wtinute benubte er gum 2eien. 9tber
ni6t nur BON Der gr5ieberin lernte rn>
Ter Bater, fonbern audi bon feinem
6errn.
rDa unier gater Bel ieiner 6errfdaft
beim Spielen bebiemen muBte, ut6 Der
9auptmann NQes ausiprad, mas linn
bur6 ben &opf fubr, 10 b0rte unier @az
ter man6erlei, mas er ii9 gum Nuben
ma9te. Ser tapfere &riegsmann batte
5iDei Sprii1nprte, bic er bel paifen6er
@elegenbeit ftetS i'm Ntunbe fiibrte.
9aS cine lalttete: Scr Mienf9 tanm
ni9ts @ef6eibteres tbun, ais auf bic
9ummbeit bes publifunts 3u fpefuIi=
rem, bas anbere: rgBer 6untm lit,
muB gepriigelt iperben. sd mar eii1z
mai febr bumm, inbem i6 rileinem Nor=
gefeBten iuiberipra6," er3dbIte er off,
y6afiir pur6e i6 gepriigelt; benm id
bin INNER mod 9auptnann, ftatt Ntas
ior."
nSn elmer &ranfbeit, bic ben @riegss
mann befiel, nuBte unier 8ater oft bes
ytabts bel ibm bleiben. St burfte ieis
mem 9errn porleien, tpel9er banm
freun6lif ausrief: vgs 1T bod gut,
aud fir mid, baB id Sir bic 3eit lieB,
gttDas 5u lernen." Maan9mal ersdblte
Der 9auptmann DDn ben 6elb3iigen,
bic er 5li 3eiten Napoleons nlitgema1t
bate, elm auberes Ntal rebete er BON
ben @rfabrungeH, bic er geiammelt.
sd fage Dir, aarl," fpra9 er, has
Geben 1T III Wabrbeit gang anbers, als
man es ii6 Doritelt, tpenn man jung
TIT. @enn i6 nod einmal gu lebem
anfinge, i9 piir6e fliiger banbelm.
(5yortfesuno foIot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01

= Sas sr6Bte Eager BON @etuebrs
unb 9ebolber patronen uno 6hllen
bet Piper & 66uItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
Stride 9eilensenae.

8l0ufen-ssiuen, gelfait groun Dres
sinens, Is Gents; braun 2einsa.g gottifi,
bon 10 Gents an; 2einsn. gambriss, so
Gents Big 81, unb pieles gnbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01

Sine bo0ltdnbise Nuswabl Ter neues
fen Ma aer gu 12a unb Is @ts. per garb.
1856 Sriide ''New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies fino Wufter fran3Offder aanifs
Ter unb CUTE Woaren.
1889 Srihlinsswaaren in ipliben Gars
Sen 125, Is unb 20 Gents.
9dottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie 8aaren werben INNER popu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
Qamms.

Bir baben ieet inebrere bunbert Stade
amsritaaii6eu, enSlifden, iriiden. frans
3Sfiden unb i6weiser Tutritats 3ur Mn.
lidt ausliesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01

- @6Iafwasen tpuroen suerif i'm
Sabre 1858 gebraudt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
Die Barrier Gduhmadsr beidlen

= Die Barrier G9ubma9er bef9en.
ten bic aushelung nit elmer Weubeit,
an trelber ii9 iouobl MdunIein pie
DeibleiH erfreuen f6nnen. gs Fn6 bies
beasroue 69ube, eine Mobe. bic fir
ben 6ommer OILS non plus ultra ber
0orHebmbeit er.ldrt murbe. Sn tueifer
8ea9tuna, baB f@warse Gubbetleibuns
fofort bon 6taub eutffelIt tpirb, bat
man ii@ fur bic sraue Garbe enildies
ben, iueld5e Der Gtaub ni1ts anbabcn
fam. Die erauen S9ube fiir 6erren
iuerben aus 2eber bergefellt. iene fur
9amen aus 6eioe ober WolIlfoff. Die
Mbfdbe fnb rinssum nit fleinen, alIers
Iiebfen 6ilberndgelH bef9lagen. Das
erfe paar bieier grauen S9ube tpurbe
bon elmer 4borbnung ber Mabame gars
not iiberreiGt, ipel9e id au6 bereit
ertldrte, ben gan5eu 6ommer binburG
fnr tie neue Mobe I'm ipabrffem Slime
bes Wortss ein3utreten.
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(T0rtfetung foIot.

potentaten. s5irftsn unb i9li9te
Ghraer - iie Ile gebrau9en Samari-
tan Neryine $3.50.
sunier Rino batte Grdmpfe. Der
Nr5t fagte, Der Cob iei unbermei6Ii1,
aber Samaritan Nervine bat es bod ge,
beiltl4 9enrp &sene, WerbilIa, Senneis
fee. gei alien Npotbetern 3u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01

= Sn Berlin. .8ranbenburg, giebt es
483 8u9brudereien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01

garnabp's amerifaniiae @insbams
fir Damen- unb ainbsr aleiper, ertra=
tetn, 20 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01

66nig Georg bon GriedenIanb
besiebt 100000 idbrlide Apanaee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
ssraus1iiide 9atius.

Sn Stem Ocrfer unb 8oitOner 3eituns
gen werben iie nit 373 unb 33s Gents
per Oorb annpreirt. @ir perfoufen
bieieIben @aaren in ben idSnften Wiu+
fern 30 35 uno 80 @ents per Oaro.
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eins unseHsure guswahf in pisien
M,titeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-01
9(nterifauiidle Gutius.

Sn aeuen idSnen Nluiferu nur 10
Gents per Darb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
GirnutIc Sugar works suIndIe

KANSAS CITY, Dec. lO.-JOlU-
4Gi'S Topeka special: 4 swindle Of
gigantic proportions has been per-
petrated upon the farmers Of at least
two counties in this State, and it is
feared il may he found 10 be even
more far reaching. The amount in
vOlved aggregates over $50, 900.
The American Sugar Company OF
Kansas was chartered about a year
ago. Agents built a mill to manu-
facture sugar from sorghum at
Mead Centre. When the company
proposed the different townships
should vote bonds to il for an ex-
tension Of its works farmers fell in
with the plan readily and bonds to
the amount of 100000 were voted
and the scrip turned over to the
company. At Ashland, Clarke
County, the same plan was pursued
and bonds to the amount Of SIS
900, were voted. 1t is believed
one or two other western counties
were also induced 10 vote bonds.
Employees in the Mead Centre mill
suspected sharp practice. They in
vestigated and reported to the au-
thorities here that the manager had
mixed pure sugar with sorghum
syrup in quantities from a small
cane product. Residents of two
townships Of Mead County COM
PEELED the manager to destroy their
bonds. The bonds of other counties
have been negotiated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11

NEW YORK, Dec. lO.-A remark.
able craft Will De laun ,ed tomor-
row from the ship yal Of James
Lennox. Its designer ad patentee,
DIR. w, NJ. jackson, hs named il
ErOtIttfoR. The boat is built on a
new plan, no knees or fames being
used in its construction, ard with
the exception Of two OF thee deck
beams, tine hull is free fiou Obstruc-
ton. She is los feet over al % feet
beam and 8! feet deep rom the
underside Of the deck TO tie plank
ing. Owing TO the tre1endous
spread the hull takes from ne keel,
i is claimed she will drawless than
four feet Of water. The bot is TO be
run by hydraulic power, " forcing
water nj a graf pressure through
three-quarter isch pipe. nj the
stem or stern, According 70 the de-
sired motion, forward or backwIrd.
The ends Of these pDes are covered
with movable COLLAR which cal be
turned in any direction desired,
being controlled by Hvers il the
pilot house, and by tbs meas the
vessel is steered. Her boile con-
tains nearly four and one-halfmiles
Of steel pipe, every inch ofShich
is exposed to the fire. VIII the
great heltiDg surface the ressure
obtained forces the water, 'hich is
pumped in by another enine, out
OF the three quarter inch pipes, at
the rate Of about 600 feet pr second.
The outside surface Of the vessel is
Of polished mahogany, and will
offer slight resistance TO the water.
From the speed mae by a small
launch, equipped on the sane prIn-
ciple, it is confidently expected the
EuOlutiOn will be able {, run at least
twenty-five miles an hmi, and pos
sibly faster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
,In.sachn.cir. Elections.

Boston, Dec. l0.-The municipal
election today resulted in the elec,
ton Of Hart, republican and citizen
candidate for mayor, by large ma
jority.
At Lynn the democratic mayor
was reelected, there being virtually
no opposition, rs the recent fire
united all for the man who had In
hand the relief measures now under
way.
Municipal elections Were held in
Lowell, Salem, Worcester and
Newburyport. In Newburyport the
independent candidate was elected
over the republican, but the remain
der Of the city government is repub-
lican. License was carried. In
Salem the mayor and city govern
ment are democratic, and license re-
ceived a majority. In Worcester
the republicans are elected, with a
mixed counsel; license defeated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11

LIsBoN, Dec. 10.-The captain o.
the dtdgoSd, in accordance with
cable instructions from the Brazil.
ian government, hoisted the new
federal flag, Nhereupon the mara
time commandant informed him.
although Portugal was well disposed
toward the BRAZILIAN republic, he
could not permit in port the pres
ence Of any flag not recognized by
the government. Thereupon the
captain hauled down has coIors. lie
sails for Rio Janeiru tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
THE AMERICAN FLAG

is at halfmast over the City Hall
and other prominent buildings. 4
few Confederate flags are shown.
One is across the coffin. Among
the magnificent floral offerings is a
ten-fO0t cross with a wreath Of
smilaX and camelias, in the centre
Of which nestles 4 dove holding
strelmers Of ribbon, upon which APP
pears the inscription, sympathy
and Love Of the Confederate Asso-
citation Of Missouri The base is
Of wheat and ferns, upon which two
doves seem to have alighted and
caught the ends Of the streamers.
This i one OF the many offerings.
There will be seven governors Of
Southern States here tomorrow, be-
sides Ex-Governor McEnny Of this
State and others. business will be
entirely suspended and almost every
society in the city will turn out.
Dispatches from all points indicate
that memorial services will be held
tomorrow in almost every CITY.
town and village in Mississippi and
Louisiana and very generally
throughout the South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
The CrouIn murder rriaI.

CHICAGO, Dec. l0.-FOrrest re.
sumed his address TO the Cronin
jury. He made an exhaustive ana
lysis Of the testimony of some OF
the prominent witnesses for the
prosecution, reaching the conclu-
sion that the Cronin faction of the
Clan-na-Gael had drilled witnesses
to give false testimony, and that all
Of the new evidence brought out
since the sitting Of the coroner's
jury had been manufactured TO
strengthen the weak spots in the
case Of the State. Regarding the
knives found on Coughlin, Forrest
declared that Conklin had commit
ted perjury in swearing they be-
longed TO Cronin. Forrest viii
probably conclude tomorrow and the
court will adjourn over Thursday,
which is election day.
Luther Latin Mills, who is to
make the closing speech for the
State, has been quite i'll, and If not
able to begin Friday, a further
adjournment may be necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
Ayeieran Edii% Dis

BROOKLYN, Dec. o. OLIVER
johnson, veteran edito. an aboli-
ZIONIST, died this afeinoo at his
home in this city. With Jhnson's
death there departs fom tbs world
almost the last figur Of Wat was
the greatest movement or the
emancipation Of mnkind With
the aid Of William lloyd Garrison
he organized the lew England
Anti-Slavery Societyn Iss2. This
society led TO the fOlatioH Of the
American Anti-Slery Society,
with its afiiliating auliaries, caus-
ing a public agitatioHhich ceased
only with the abolitn Of slavery.
He was mobbed ondn Pennsyl-
wanna for lecturing oislavery and
narrowly escaped beG tarred and
feathered. johnson Is been con-
nected with various pminent pa
pers in New York, bides publish
ing papers in difierentarts OF Mas
sachusetts, Pennsylvaa and other
states, in which he sTocated abo-
lition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
Failure Of a national Bank.

ABILENE, kas., De. iO.-Ths
First National Bank oithis city has
suspended business. Since the fail
ure Of the hank Of I.elold, Fisher X
Co, confidence in the other banks
has been somewhat shaken. Many
eastern depOsitOTs withdrew their
deposits nom the Tust National,
and yesterday the drafts became so
exceedingly heavy that enough
cash could not be secured to trans
act the days business. The liabili-
ties are placed at SlI6,'O0, anu Te-
sources ct S3e0, COG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11

Owing to the fact that It was
virtually the last day upon which
Mr.. Davis remains could be viewed,
the people crowded to the City Hall.
The march 10y the bier was rapid
and orderly, and fully 10000 peo-
pie trod the corridors Of the ball
during the day. General Early,
Governor Lu6ack, Of Texas: Bishop
Wilmer, Of Alabama; General
Young, ex-minister 10 Russia; ex-
Governor MumfOrd, Of Virginia, and
George Jones, Of Iowa, were among
the distinguished visitors. The
school children not only decorated
the schools, but came TO show their
respect TO the dead. The city is
decorated on q grander scale than
ever before in its history. The fune-
raj tomorrow will virtually pass
through solid walls Of black, for
scarcely house but what is draped.
Pictures and paintings of the de-
ceased are everywhere displayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
Cattle Kings Troubles.

CHICAGO, Dec. IO.-On Saturday
last, it is learned, n divorce was
granted Mrs. Wilson Waddinghanl
from her husband, the millionaire
cattle king, well known throughout
the west, and the foundation for
whose fortune was n land grant from
Mexico. II is said Mrs. Wadding-
ham objected TO an extravagant
style OF living, and when her hus-
band began the erection Of a pala-
tial residence in West Haven ten
years ago, which has since been
completed Mt n cost OF S365, 600, She
protested loudly. Six years ago
their relations became strained, and
they mutually agreed to separate.
Having agreed TO n yearly allowance
Of So, 900 to the wife ami 500, 600
to each Of the children, Wadding-
ham left the family. The wife be-
gan n suit for divorce in a Chicago
court last summer. The decree car
ries with it an allowance equal TO
the previous alimony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
Another EmI,eZzIcr.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 10 Richard
ID. Kyle, late vice-president of the
AndersOn-Harris Carriage COmpa-
ny, wos arrested today, charged with
embezzlemont. a few weeks ago he
had rupture with the company
and embezzled a sum of money.
Kyle paid the company $50, O0o, and
supposed all the charges were with
drawn, but the books in the mean
time have been examined, and it is
now said the amount Of his embez-
Element is about so, 0G0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
A DaStartIIN Act.

CHICAGO, Dec. i0.-Jaules Quicker
suddenly jumped into the room Of
Ed. Sutherland tonight, dashed n
cup Of nitric acid at Sutherland and
then ran. He was captured later.
The newspaper which Sutherland
was reading saved his face, but his
breast and one arm are terribly
burned. Ducber and Sutherland
We're former comrades in the United
States army, having been but re-
Gently discharged. Since COM
ing TO Chicago Quicker has en-
gagged In the lucrative business OF
offering TO send by mail valuable
watches a. ridiculously low figures
on receipt Of cash in advance. He
was getting on swimmiDgly, ard
last night while intoxicated divulged
the scheme TO Sutherland. The
Latter informed the authorities and
today an attempt was made TO arrest
Quicker, but he got away and was
not seen till his advent in Suther-
lands room this evening.