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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15
Muerlet.

= @eitern batten mir bas 8erguii
gen, slei9 brei 3eitunssmdnner au'
einmal in unierer Office begrtBen A.
f6anen, ndmli6 6errn .6erbft BON be,
.Teu 8~raunfelier 3eitung", Germ
&i6ter bon Dallas unb 6errn sSreeit
bon Der nWeffIi9en Bof" in ct. 2ouis.
San IntOnio bat auf beuif6e 3eitungs=
m1nner tets cine auBerorbentIi1 grobe
Mn5Iebungstraft ausgeiibt.
= Sol. Sames g. Nemcomb bat aug
WaibingtoH Die Na1li9t erbaIten, baB
er gum Genius Superbilor fir bie1en
Siftritt ernannt tporben 1T.
= Sie 2ei6e bes in 8ainesDile bers
ftOrbenen Germ 8. %. M5ae lit CUR 8e.
erbigung blerber gebradt pproen.
= Ser 8aa Der &unff9ul 8 @efels
i6aft, Der beg f6Ie1ten Metters uegen
peri9oben mar, tDirb ieBt befimmt am
Montag i'm gafino ~abgebalten tperbeu.
= 2ouis 3inbbeim unb 2iaie Waper
IieBen fid bonn gountp. @Iert cine SET
ratbss9icen3 ausfenen.
- Ser @eI9dftsfibrer uno &affirer
6es 20 Gent : Circus, ber gegenpdrtia
bier Borfelungen giebt, lit nit Der
&aRe bur6gebrannt unb bat bic ibrigen
Mitglieoer ber Sruppe in ber grbBien
Notb 3uridgelaKen.
Ser Hecorber perurtbeiIte 9.
Graufs 5ur 3abluug elmer 8uBe BON
500, neil er in 9olans Wirtbfdaft aug
purem uebermutb in De, 9e5edtbeit eiz
men Spiegel Sertrimmert bate. Sen
Spiegel muB er natiirll6 au6 mod be.
sablen.
= Ser Diftritts> WntpaIt paiMal bat
einen giubaItsbefebl eegen bic 8sIiber
elmer Nn3abl BON Spielbduiefn beanz
tragt Hnb 3idier Noonan bat benielben
bewiai9t. Die betrefenoen Spielb6aen
blieben in Golge oelien gei6lofen. Iuf
nie lanse aber ?
6err S6rnber, Der prdIibent Der
Jairz @efelidaft, beabfi6tigt bic Diref.
loren bieier @eieli6aft gu Nnfans ndds
fet Wo9e 3ufammen5uberufen, nm tiber
bic Jrase gu beratben. OBJ in bieiem
9erbfe tpieoer cine Goir ~abgebalten
iDerDe1 1Du Doer Htbf.
= 8srar County bat fir ben Bau
Der eiiernen Bride tiber bic Weebina
uno iiber ben San Mntenio sSluB 100
8riidensB Bombs a $500 ausgegeben. Oie
@ountpsGommiKdre baben ben 8eri9t
bes Gounipz Collectors @aifano fir bas
NIT benz gnbe bes Monats December
abI9lieBenbe Quartal gebiqigt. 90.
nod muroen Gountp.S ieuern (gemers
beiteuer, ad yalorem,S teuer, S1ul.
Steuer &C. i'm getrase bon runo $32,.
600 erboben.
Bel @elesenbeit Der bonn Dis
i%trittsanmalt inieenirten RaMia gegen
bic SpielbOaen miro barauf aufmertfam
aema6t bab bas Staats ; @eieb iibsr.
baupt ales 6artenfpiel In 6fentliden
2otalen 0eIbft Elm barmIoies v66" ober
einen vSfat" y BEL elmer 5irafe BON $40
big $25 perbietet. Dieiem 8eiebe III ss
aber bisher in San antonio genau 70
ergangen, ipie benz ~beriibmten 5ontt=
~tagsseiebe = unb 70 tpiro's pobt aud
bleiben !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15
Oie .S1alihe Muubfhaun

Berlin berIi@ert, aus suberIdhiger
Quele gu Difien, baB Der Girt Bis
mard abiolut Ni@ts nit ben bsmuBten
bsiben focialpolitii6fu &efc!ipteH Beg
Gaifers 81 tbun gsbabt babe, unb baB
er bas 9anbelsmlniierium nieosrleste,
neil ct dig Sanbelsminiitsr Die grldFe
ni6t sebiligt babe. Dabur@ ici es
aud gu erfldren, baB ben Isicripten
bic bsrfailunssmaBig erforberliGe Sc.
gen5ei6nung zines observation-disclosures Wis
nifters fehlte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15

= Maior paniba un6 Die iibri9en
BET 0erfdm0rung gegen bas Sebsn bes
Gdrften Gerbinanb bon 8ulgarien On.
getlagten Officiere Der @atniion bon
Sofia inb aus benz 6eere ausgelinBen
unb BEN biirgerli6eu @sri9ten sur 46z
urtbeilung iiberwieien porben.
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6err 6. $. Waaer in Der Wef.

!6err 6. $. aNiiaer in ber Weit-
Commerce : @traBe bdlt tets bas bols
fommenite Eager in 3eidenmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Sarben, @las, 5piesel.
gIas, Biloerrabmen, GisniHea unb alien
3ei@nens unb Malersl ltenlilien. Giinff-
IeriE9 ~ausgefhbrte 8ilber unb 5tatuets
ten &c. fnb in elmer Reconsideration @al=
lerie sur NnIidt uab gum 8ertauf auss
geitelt. Sn Sapeten uub 3immeroefos
rationen 1T bas 8elGmadbolte uno
Neuelie bort gu finbeu.
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Sine GraEnans
5ur 4inenbirung ber Getiior 8, Gbop
tsr II Der &enibjrteH Oroluorsen.

iEt IL Het JitpfDRtE3 9Eb!}GN5eE.
sci e5 berprbnet 0on @5tobtz
rot1 Der Gta0t san Nntonio:
DAB Seftion s. Gbapttr II Der 3ez
bibirteN Sybinausen, bohiu al1srbirt
pc'oe, uln in 3ufunft foIgeHbermaBen
5u larten:
5eftion 5. SIS ioa uugeiebli9 fit irz
aeno aine Begioa iein. encyclopedias
8ieb ourd) irgeao cine Der 5iraben Der
Stabt 5aa IntoniD gu treiben inner
bolb uanbenannten 9e3irfes. Sie
Grer3s befel6en 1T ME folst: Begin
neub an Ser 5iibfeite Der eiierner
Bride iiber ben San Nntonio: 6IuB in
@ranb Noenue, bann 0ltli@ ber Gtre.
Zen flu6t bon Gron6 Nbenue folgenb
bis CUR 8ereinigung bon @alnubz uao
N%uEinRrdBe bann iii0Ii9 entIaug benz
GeleiIe Der @aIOeFon, 6ayrisburq uno
San Natonio Sifenbabn bis 81 Der
SteIe. NOD biaIes @eletIe basieniae
Der 9an Intonio, uno Mranfagz
paB.8abn freu5t, banu uefli6 entIang
Dem Geleiie Der San Nntonio unb
Mranias: paB=ga6n big Snr Giib. 2ares
bosGtraBe, banu n6rblih nit Der 6traz
benflu9t bon 5iib. uub Norb. GrioHrabe
bis our Norb 2areboftraBe, Damn ent.
lang Der San pebro Greet big gum San
8ebro patf, bann bfli9 ant Grodett.
gtab Dber 4benue big our &od QuarrD
Goa9, 0onH itibli1 big sur SpnesfroBe
uao big gut Stele beg anfangg.
Boflrt unb GngeIDmmen an 10.
Gebruar, 1890.
8rDan Gallagher,
Ittelirt: MaDDr,
6. g. @laubon, Gtabt=@lerf.
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0otpeQ, g3ebr., 5ebtsmbsr, '88

pDlUtu, JtEUI., Sepl1IHUSr, %.
ueber eiu Sabr lit i'd b1ufig an hen
heftisten neuraI9ii1en 56msr5en i'm
&opfe, ua9bem i'd iebu6 Elm babies
DugenoWal st. SatobszSeI angemaHot
bate, paren ale S6mer5eu beribwunz
ben.-W. u. Bacon.
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8iaia III famfen !

Wegen Mansels on @ebraud 1T cine
&utide unb 3wei pferbe nebt @ei9irr,
Gles in gutem 3uftanbe, fir ben biais
gen preis bon $3.50 su baben Bel
CD. Stepes,
500 Sing Wiaiams Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15

Ma6t Cure 8eIteaun9eH fir Sta.
delbrabt, glatien 9rabt, giienble6,
GupfsrbIed unb 20the bel Biper &
SGuItbeB, SO & 35 Weit @om'
merce StraBe, San Nntonio, SeIas.
Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir nieoriSie MarftpreiIe.
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Cine uufdgIi9 piberndriige
Scene ereignete f6 pdhrenb elmer 8ors
"ltelung Der nMuIboon' 6ilrain. 5ruppe4
in Dallas. Gin locales Boy , 8enie,
Som Sones, IieB i6 auf einen Gauf.
tampf nit benz profeffone0en Borer
8aSenia Elm unb murbe bon oemielben
burd einen S9las Ing @enid 10 fdwer
o'rIebt, baB Ct fur5 barauf ftarb. Der
W6rber Basenta 1T BON italienii6er
Ibtunft unb ffammt aus Stem Orleans.
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Sur Nmenoigung Ser 5eftionsn l uno 2
6er 8eF9rdafung unb Contributing
beg Gliids : Spiels innerbaIb Der
Stabtgren5en bon San Mntorio, Die
ain II. December 1889 angenommen
urb gebiaigt murbe.
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Suite bid ppr neuen Mitteln sesen Grfdltuns &C., uni
peri9penbe hein @elb ni9t i'm 0erIu6en ~6erielben
Or. Sua'S SufenzSprup Bat felt beinabe so Sabrer
bic 4rpbe rpr benz Bublifum erfrlsrei9 t~eltanhen.
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Gin 0ankbarer Datient,

Der ietnen Rarlen MID senanut BADEN min, uup Der
ietne noHftaioise @ieoerbcrfteamng ron idbtves
rem eeteen elmer, IN einem Dcttprbub angesebenen
ar8net %neroantt, laBt bur6 rnS baHeIbe foitenfret an
Bud entbalt Resepte, BITE In ieber ayctbete senatt
pernen ipnnen. Sdtdt Cure Gbreie NIT Sriefnarte
On: ,@rioat 9linit uno 5ispeufar5 -, 2a9seR
IL Str., &eip Ngprt, u. D.
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S~alsatipn Del, bas berhbmie ameritanii6e Seil-
mittel fur 8ranhz SGnitt= unb Brlbnuneen, Duet
i6unssn unh 8erreafunsen, lit in allen appibeferu fl,
MIR rs Gents nte GlafHe 81 baben.
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@rnubeiaentbums Itebcrtraaumaen.
gbas. 4bler an gbrifine Wias,
8runbfid In Der aufinitraBe; $3.50.
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2u perpaMten

gu uerpaOten.
9elpGRerbares 2an6 nit 8ebduIif.
feiten in Der Stabt.
8. s. @rptbaus,
10,6mtlmp 10 Solebao.S traBe.
Sn Wrgeutinieu giebt es 645 Bofts
an1ialten.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
MINNESOTA STATE NEWS
UNCLE SANS BOYS.
1ns Number OF Pensioners Ia Each Conn.
II: Syt55=s ty In Minnesota. 4

1hs Number OF Pensioners Ia Each Conn.
+ ey ~ In Minnesota. T
The annual report OF tho Pension
commissioner shows the following num-
per OF pensioners In each county in the
State: -, a:s, -
Aitkln, 80; Anoka, los; Becker, n; Beltrsmi,
=; benton, Is; Big Stone, rs; Blue Earth, 500;
nrown l0; Carlton 23; Carver, 1oS; Cass, IS;
Cnippewa' Al; Chisago, 20; Clay, 81; Cook, 10;
Oottonwood, Fl; Grow Wing, IS; Dakota, o5;
Dooge' lN; Douglass, l0l; Faribault, 2as; Fiji.
more, sos; Freeborn.t lS6; Goodhue, ns;
Grant, 80; Hennepin, l,9os; Houston, o6;
hubbard 30; Isantt a2; sItasoa, 10;
Jackson, ~; Kansbeo. ~; Kandiyohi,
o'; hltt son, Z; Laoqui.parle, 50; Lake, rs;
Le seur, 9aa; Lincoln, SO; Lyon, 14e; Mcleod
ioo; Marshall. ~; Martin, g.; Meeker, i90;
Mile Laos, 81, Morrison, 70; Mower. 2ol Muir.
ray, 80; Nioollet n; Nobles 80; Norman, ~;
oimsted, a8; Otter Toll. 1O4; Pine, Is; Pipe.
stoae' "; Polk 70; Pope, Is; Ramsey, 49,
Redwood, 90; Renvillo 81; Rice. 227; Rock, So;
81. Louis, Is; Scott, 1877; sherburne, so; stb.
icy, l&; stearns, l'7 Steele 1888; Stevens, 48;
Sw1t, bl; Todd, -; Traverse, 26; Wabssha,
!oo; WadenA %; Waseoa, 80; washington,
!So; Watonwan, 50; Wtlkin. 2O; Winona, $50 !;
Wright 100; Yellow Medicine. So. Total, o,2so.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
The News Isr,otiy Chronloled.

The News Briefly Chron,oled.
Fowls were dying of cholera around
Lake City.
Nels Pearson was fined Ave dollars by
Judge Mahoney for using profane and
boisterous language on the STREETS in
Minneapolis.
The Hennepin County Medical So.
ciety has voted to exclude reporters
from its meetings.
byterian Church at s.. Paul was laid.
Dr. Wayland Hoyt was elected presi-
dent Of the Baptist Ministers Associa-
tion in Minneapolis.
Edwin McGowaa, q young man hurt
at Stayles, and who was taken to the
back was broken.
The eight-hour day is again being
agitated in Minneapolis and st. Paul.
A fire in the large building occupied
by the Powers Dry Goods Company at
st. Paul caused a loss Of $1SO,00O.
Rev. Charles A. Reese, of Rutland,
VT, will be the next pastor Of the Cea-
tral Baptist Church at Minneapolis.
John Lundburg, proprietor OF the
Union Hotel at Milbank, was found
dead in bed in Minneapolis. He had
blown out the gas. -,........
the mercantile firm Of Twohy Bros,
now with headquarters in St. Paul, and
a branch in Superior, will remove from
St. Paul to Superior. ID. - .'.-r
The vote in the Methodist churches
Of St. Paul on the question Of allowing
women to vote in the general confer
ence was very light. r.. IS. -. .
August L. Barquist, aged 65 years, of
st. Paul, sues for divorce from his wife,
Hannah, aged So years. v They have
been married since 1850. &7sF'is.*+=' !
James F, Wade, OF. the Fifth United
States Cavalry, and Henry z. Wade,
sons Of Senator 3. r. Wade. Of .Jeffer-
son, O., have presented the Duluth pub.
lie library their fathers Congressional
library. fa " ~. 81 @.:3 t7}. @555=t .4s.
Duluth capitalists, among whom are
g. G. Hartley, R. G. Mitchell, NJ. r.
Baldwin and others, are organizing a
company to dam the Mississippi river at
Grand Rapids. The river is only about
1875 feet wide and the cost is estimated
1T 80, 900.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
LOVELY woMAn.s WAY.

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po.ss.. !.
TOO !, .Neys 3! 8, q uovey Womsn
ene csiis g nsr as ..'a .l0 enU .spn
zoe, .ogssner via n,a anpsy ats iaso aso.r g
ordered ., nousenoia, we po.n suo"n -. .
ne Awen'yrsnlsa ..o.a .s...s Na1 ss.pL vp.,, -
non, nesl n'lsn .'onu'. =. .se s,a.s - .,,o,. -.
= recens .,ternoo. ~. 49, ~ ~
1ou. oc1ock "no ysIh ~ -,..t.a
WoAl oI0sseu, sne1
appeared tnere ano' soi1nk '
wroto rsP'aly loI momons
stepped over g sns .nsu - o1. 80
Wont you marry snst slonx = 49,
- posslDle, plesse9 sus s"'a' pa'A
the d'spstcn tnreugn' ~
q ~ 1ss saoresseo N 70 sn 0,nce ,
say stroet near wsIL Ane ope..D.
ussu - sn'. .e9av $500. n @
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le ~" 'ooH wa - so'
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.,a,,
Sh. n.,,.d n Tim .ct -, n,t,;r, down
+,o 80 =
.r ..o.a. l.. o......, o,,d =.
or,cls- !" sh. s,;d h.1f ~ herselt
~. a...o. ,.,.,4na
..I'1l be back in a minute" she went
on. and hurried to tho messenger desk.
..Wbat IA vour shortest time to Nassau
street, near Wall?" she burst out
breathlesslv.
"We have done Il in tventv.fiye min
utas. Fiftv.six," called tho manager.
IN artic,nation of a onick service.
.Oh I don't be,;eve ha could oat
thara so coon aa thatn ohiected tha
vouro woman as :. hov nreson tad him.
self
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Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
LATER NEWS
The Robbers We're Captured.

NO NODUeES " "oE0 NApCuEeus
WEST POINT, Miss, Nov. 3O.-The
express car on the west bound train of
the Georgia Pacific was robbed near
Indianola last night, and the robbers
were captured here this afternoon and
placed in Jail. The particulars Of the
robbery are as follows: Just as the train
entered what is known as the Bogus
Chitto Swamp, large, heavy man with
q red bandanna handkerchief over his
face as mask, effected an entrance in
to the mail car and covered the mail
agent with q big revolver. The mail
and express is carried in ordinary cars
in use on small roads, one-half the car
being devoted to the express agent,
door leading from one to the other.
About $3.50 was secured. When the
train reached West Point information
was given and officers started in pursuit.
The following day both men and a good
share of the plunder were captured.
Six Men Drowned.
RICE LAKE, Wis.,, Nov. 30.--A fear ful
calamity took place at Miller, Sign6or
s. Co.'s logging camp on DEVILS lake,
twenty miles north of this city, last
night. The men who were on the 0p-
posite side of the lake from the camp
were returning to supper. The first
load came over safely in the boat, but
the second load was caught in a hea wy
gust of wind between the ice, which up
set them, and the following were
drowned: Frank Fournier, John Crotto,
Arthur Page, William knight, Charles
Sykes, A. D. Clark, Royalton, MINI.
Four of the men sank Immediately, but
Crotto and his brother foated on cake
of ice for five hou RS, when it upset
with them. / His brother was recovered
after struggle, about IL o'clock to-day,
but in so doing Sykes lost his life.
A CHICAGO paper of the 2sth, an.
nounces that the threshing machine
manufacturers have beensin consulta-
ton for several days and will in short
time unite in forming trust after the
manner Of the reaper makers. r
THE Irish ENJOYS in America, Messrs.
Dillon, O'Brien and others issued a
manifesto and cabled the same to En-
gland announcing their opposition to
Parnell as leader Of the Irish cause.
THE Canadian Pacific railroad has de-
cided to erect number Of warehouses
along the line Of the road, to afford
farmers additional storage facilities.
The action Of the railroad is caused by
the unsatisfactory prices paid for wheat
and produce along the line. The ware
houses will he run purely IN the inter
est Of the farmers.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
IT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Mlnnesota's Oleomargarins Law Decided
to Bo Invalid.
The validity of the State oleomar-
garine law came up before Judge r. r..
Nelson, Of the United States Circuit
Court at St Paul, on the hearing upon
the writ of habeas corpus Of c. E.
Gooch, who was arrested at White
Bear for selling an original package
OF the so'called bogus butter, which was
tie property OF Armour & Co. of. Chi
cago, shipped by them to st. Paul and
sold by Mr.. Gooch, who was their
agent there, to certain wholesale deal
ers. The court decided in favor OF the
original package and ordered Mr.. Gooch
discharged. Judge Nelson said:
Mr.. Gooch was arrested and held In custody
for doing an act which he was lawfully entitled
to do under the commercial clause OF the con.
stttution Of the United States; and this State
law. so fur US 1t prohibited the sale OF oleo-
margarine In original packages by the importer
IN Minnesota must be held unconstitutional
and void and the petitioner discharged.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL

AUGUST BELMONT, the famous banker,
died at his home in New York on the
oath from the effects Of cold contrac Ted
at the horse show. He was in his 74th
year. F. -.
BENJAMIN z. Su1rLABER, the veteran
humorist and author, known the world
over as MRS. Partington," died at 6
o'clock on the evening Of the 25th at
his home in Chelsea, Mass, aged 7e
years. He had been troubled with in
fammatory rheumatism for some years.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
WOMEN IN BUSINESS.
Undeniasle Facts Eloquently Presented
by Ella Wheeler Wilcox.

Undeniasle Facts Eloquently Presented
by Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
While it is, Of course, understood that
. true woman will never in word, act or
look, lower her standard Of respectable
ity or refinement however much she
may mix in trade or business and as
sociate with men, yet it is an undenia-
bic fact, that men do not continue to
treat with that high courtesy and
reverence upon which the true rela-
tion Of the sexes depends, woman who
is constantly mixing in the business at
fairs Of downtown Offices
An exceedingly pretty and refined
young lady of my acquaintance
has occupied the position Of stenog-
rapher during tho last six or
seven years in one Of Now York's
most elegant business houses. Her
salary was excellent, her employers re-
spected her, and her duties were made
as light as possible, yet few weeks
ago she resigned her position and took
that Of governess in . private family at
small wages Il could no longer bear
it." she said to me, Il would rathor
sister of mine should cook in . restau.
rant or scrub a oors than work in
bailding full Of men, and be obliged to
talk business with them liko a man. I
was never insulted or rudely spoken to
during all the years I was in the Office;
but the men grew to treat me liko
one Of the fellows and often when
there were Ave or six men in the office
they talked in q rude, brusque sort Of
way as men in business often do among
themselves, which grated npon my
nerves beyond description. I felt my
pride and self-respect lessened in
thousand intangible ways while I
worked among those men, although I
am sure they all meant to treat me with
respect"
At least score Of girls and women
have told me similar stories during tho
last few years
The marked decline Of poll liteness to
women in public conveyances is SUBJ
ject Of constant conversation in tho
East. 1t seems to me- that it dates
directly from the time when women be-
gan to crowd into places of business
usually occupied by men. That tho
woman who takes : mans place III busi-
ness "a ust accept . mans treatment in
cars and omnibuses, seems to be the
prevailing idea in large cities Again,
as women are becoming more AID more
ambitious and dfindustrious in masculine
occupat tions. mon are becoming less 90. !.
Men have less fespect for themselves
when placed in competition with women,
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03

TO an elephant the loss of his teeth
is far more serious matter than to .
human being. The poor elephant can
not chew his food nor digest it; he loser
condition and dies
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
a HEAvY gAles prevailed In the south
and west OF England. Great damage
had been done to shipping and eleven
sailors were drowned.
THE Anna pit Of tho Breux Mining
Company at Tschansch, Austria, col
lapsed, owing to the mine being flooded,
and twenty men were killed.
PRoUvosr & ScRErEL's a dry-goods man.
ufaotory at Roubsix, France, was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, $2oo, 1000.
"A CRAFT containing Captain Snow,
his wife, son and sailor was wrecked
1t st. Francis, N. s., and all on board
perished except the son. = =, =
COUNT julius KARoLR1. q well-known
Hungarian statesman, died at Buda
Pesth of cancer Of the tongue. He
concealed his malady until nearly the
last moment
THE Nova Scotia Supreme Court nulli.
fed the Newfoundland bait law, and
declared that all fees collected from
American and Canadian vessels must be
refunded.
THE British Parliament assembled on
the 25th and the Queens speech was
read. Before the opening of the ses-
sion the Irish members met in caucus
and formally acknowledged Mr.. Parnell
as their leader.
THE total loss of cattle shipped from
Montreal for England during the past
season amounted to 1,l42 head.
THE failure of the banking firm OF
Oostendorp, at Antwerp; was announced,
with liabilities Of 81, 53O. 900.
In gale of Often, Norway, forty
boats Of fishing feet wore sunk and
12O damaged and twenty eight fisher.
men lost their lives
IT was reported from st. Petersburg
that no emigration was to be perEitted
in the future without the sanction OF
the Minister of the Interior.
THE British steamer Westbourne,
from FeOdosia, Russia, for Hull, was
wrecked in the Black sea and six of he.
crew were drowned and twelve died
from exposure.
THE British ship Sudbourn, Captain
McGie, from Hamburg for Rangoon.
was sunk in collision OH Dungeness, and
eleven Of her crew were drowned.
CANADIAN clergymen complain that
they are losing matrimonial business
through the high license fees exacted.
Wedding couples cross to the American
side and get reduced rates.
Mr. PARNELL issued q manifesto de-
clining to voluntarily withdraw from
the leadership Of the Irish Parlianen-
tary party, and appealing to the people
of Ireland to sustain him in the atti.
tude he had taken.
A VIOLENT shock OF earthquake was
felt throughout the Danube valley.
The inhabitants were panic-stricken
and fed in terror from their houses.
THERE had been Ill bodies of victims
OF the English cruiser Serpent disaster
recovered, and the search was still Co.
ing on.
The report of Canada's trade shows
that its exports to the United States
for the fiscal year were $40, 532,s $40, and
its imports from the same country, S52,.
291,97a
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03

I'm Ansonia, Conn, three Cinnamon
entered . street-car, and when the con-
ductor came for fares one of the Celes-
tials gave his head q turn and jerk
and dropped three nickels from his ear
into the conductors hand
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
Served Him Right.

Eva McQuade, a pert young married
woman living in Minneapolis, had her
husband arrested because he came home
Intoxicated and abused her. So Judge
Mahoney gave John twenty-days' sem
tence in the workhouse, a penalty that t
seemed to delight the young wife. 1T
serves you right" she snappishly told
McQuade. as she passed by him on her
way to the door.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
Found Guilty Of Murder.

Nicholas Kill was convicted in st.
Paul OF murder in the first degree for
killing Jacob Kohn in 1887. Kohn gave
XIII employment out of charity and
Kill requited it by ohopping of his en-.
ployer's head and walking off in his
boots On plea of insanity he was
sent to the Rochester Asylum, but after
two years confinement was discharged.
His rearrest quickly followed, and after
stubborn defense on the ground of in.
sanity he was convicted.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-03
Tried to Wreck . Train.

An attempt was made to wreck the
passenger train of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern railway.
About eight miles south Of Worthing-
ton some miscreant loosened one end of
a rail, moved it in and spiked it down.
William A. Scheffer reported it at
Round Lake in time to prevent an acci-
dent. He reported it as done for the
purpose of robbery. Scheffer was ar
rested on suspicion of having done the
job.