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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11

ber Miliondr, bieie Gte(le - Sci bene
Worte ben i'd bic @to(llatern un ood
oie RobIeidonel georoppt. un ber en-
bic Jrontihtepps erunnergeinmiifs.
Sm nd9idte MagebIif NOR mer's Ieeb,
er iB n6mIi6 nit eme tltere Waun, Der
In @umpanD bun enls iunge. no gro6
bic 59tepps enuff mollte, 3uiammeges
f9tolie, baB fe ole brei en- Bddaet ges
nunlme ben, un atuoy imnerral6enb
i9neu.
Die atDee ben f9 mibber uffgerappslt,
uH i'd tuollt mid groo trtuie. 90 bot
aa6 Der Meltere BUN bene atpee f1un be
Globr geheit I'm asefanse: 8erebrteRer
Greunb 0oofnatle, bes iB mel sobn.
Treut mid febri log id. Mein 5obu
iu6t i9on Ianse e Boffden, no tpenig
5l tbun iB, un DieI 8elb einbringt.
0ier fsin aene Ooler; He beIange Sbne,
otptDer nur unner bsr @on0ilmen, baB
Sc EN- po1f@en Bel S6rem Greinb,
benz NtilliOndr. nit Dem Se gefcbtern
Swenb beim Sonp geluni9t ben, be.
Jorge, beB iB Sbas bod Gleenigteet =
Weeter iB ct net fumne. Ses IeeBt net
in ieiner &ebb, iuufbt if er tuseter
fumme. TN swor ie5r gef9winb, tpie CT
gefebe bot, bab i'd bic 3obll6nfel uff.
gepidt ben.
Wel, Mifter Goitor. i6 gIaab Bic
Bel II be BOG nod iimiDs Mobl ses
gauge. 10 fegt anpbom bic 5drab, benn
i'd ben mid 10 ebaut I'm bic 2un13eit
gum Sdorf6 geidfeS. genmobl nit
eme Millioudr selunidt un ME mibber,
tpenigidtens net in publit. go fann
mer unDeti9ulbetermees in 9rubeI tums
me. Wenn gener. Der emobI nit EN-
Milliondr @dn5Di1 iBt. i9un 10 biel
SrubeI bot, DO mbdt i'd teen Wfilliondr
net iein, nee. inbieo net. Miiter gbi<
tor. Us bIeibt iaer mir iurig, .oIs ebe
bes nd6i@te Mobl ipibber iebe, &c
berleigne.
Sbr alter Greinb
Sddion q. 6oofnatle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11

SdSlide Greie Yreiie fit Seras
erI9eint
nit Ansna9me oes Sonnlass
unb fotet
$1,000 fiir bas Sabr Dher $3.50
fit 3 @pnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11

Gin frlber bel ber Irmee tebenber
WunoarSt unt iebt bebeutenber 1r3t i'm
Oiili9en Soma, inuEte unldugft auf eis
nige Gage iein 6eim perlafen; udbs
renb Ieiner AbUeienbeit betam zines
Der Riuoer cine fdpere @rtdltung, MOS
rouf Feine ,srau iofOrt cine Ulafde
nGbamberIain's Cough 9emebp4 bolen
lieB. Wsit bem er3ielten &eIultate mar
lie 10 aufrieben. bob BET dbnli9en 5dlen
3u berf9iebeneu Soften bieielbe Mebi3in
gebrauGt Durbe. Rad eisener uebers
3eugung bebauptet Der Mrat, baB es bas
auperldffigfte prdpdrat gegen grtdltrng
wdre unb before grfolge er5iele, als it.
Gen0 zines, mas er ie aebrou9t babe.
gu Derfaufen BET R. Cohen & &c.,
9alteper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
9roguiiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11
3u,ei Seelelt.
aou,au BON 9iaSolpb einba,t.
(Gortfebuns.)

(Gortiebung.)
Sa benz 4ussnbIif menigFens bate
fie Ton geliebt2 - sic mar anbers als
ale 6rauen, bic er eetannt bate. gr
modbte R1 tIar, baB ct lie ni6t Derifebe,
tauni abTle, mas In ibr borgehe. Selbit
In Der imbnen 3eit, aIs Re ibm modem.
lang Sutrdulid3 frsunblid3 entgegen ge.
tommnn mar. als er an ibre Qiebe ses
glGabt battle. mar He tets glei9mItbig
rubig etfd)ienen; nur iudbren6 Der furs
aen glinuten. ais fie ieinen 9uB sebul.
bet bate. idien bic Qeibeni@aft, bic
Wiiobasens ganaes @eien bamals be-
berrfdts, aud He tiberwdliigt 5u ba6en.
- Wdbrenb tueniger @tinuten nur!
Damn tuar ales berHogen, peri6uuns
bent Gtfab fis iHl @arten Dor ber 9rep,
be eIisheu, nit bsiben 66nben bas iGmar,
3e 0aar gldliero uub ibn babel iinher
on6lideub. 9li@t 6@mer3 Der 2isbs I'M
NHgeRdt ber 0sobsnoeu 9rennuug bate
Ia benz Bid 9elegsn. - ben 69nter3
bate Ct. gnntber. empfunben. Nus
sSreueifs 9kHgen bate feinbieIgsr Corr
ob ieines Nuflebnens segeu ibren Wil
len geleu@tet. = llnb mas bate He Der.
Iangt? D0b e. etmas tbue, mas ibn flr
ben @el feines 9ebsns eed@tet haben
mhrbel gBas fRmnlert He S6re gbre?
boite @enbt geIagt.
4bmedielHb ueriu@te @iutber Sres
nen 5u enti@uloigen uub anjuttagen.
waIb i0gte e. lt@, he babe teine Abnung
BON ieinea plli6tea als Golbat, tnb
iein llugebcrfam ibr gegentber fcnnte
ibr als 1ieblofSfeit eri4ienen ieiu;
bann qu6lte ibn ibre 9drte unb Gieb.
lofgteit. 0dtte he ibn geliebt. 10 iuiir'
De lts ign NOT oDne Aol9ieD gaoen 3le5
een lanenl ssspis e oaran Da@le, oaarI
l@agte ef OVID DIe sieotolungen gsrlrig,
oie ign eegIudt gaeisn:
sie mar 10 elliem SlItnssiaumel be'
iangen, laeis e oera@lii@.
@r ieloH Datie mono lol@en Haaln
sn!pfnnosrI, aus Dem e MOT ieiies nit
GIs. erme@i mar. 1Dsr % Ct creme
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11
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netmen MprtabeH Ron answauetrern fbreH @eg.
9duienb uub AbertanieHte pom aeres eanhss has bort
nod nit uHgfrdulidem 9RaIoe heItaRben 1T, barren
her Civilization beitten trtnst aber, une bas beeente
man mchl, nod an6ere @eiabren nit I'D, ale bic, ren
etner bIuthhreen Rcibhout ifaptrt gu werpen, 2Bte
mdnmer unternebmenbe pSettlerS BAT fid uiht fAon
Elm Stid eaub setldrt, um eann bem unerbttltas
ten SeHb eer Gniiehler i'm fernen 9RefteR ber Waoz
ria, gum Spfer 81 fallen. gself cine Gnttes9ate fur
ters lRagsntiiters penn er id tluserpeie einen sss
bortaen 8rrrdt barren etnseie9t bat. @erape bic
eetteHen 3cnen fur adertau unD Beretau inb In uns
lerem Rante eie am meiFfeu ron Malaria beprchteH
Geseneen. gBer id NIT poitetter's Rasenbtters rers
itebt, Tam brer petten. Muf trdftiss 26rpertonu.
ton auein harf man td in tteem Sale ME reraien.
Wfalaria iredt Starfe unn S9wa6e nieher, ater pcr
BEN Buffers nimmt lie reibaus. An@ ilf hafelbe gut
sesen Rteumatismus, Dgspspfis, Siltrftdt une Glsz
Tsnleiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11
ll Wolf FS0N'S : Main Plaza. W0LFSoN'S.
lie tpieber ousbre6en, i'm rettun9slos
babinraifen tpiiroe.

bic tpieber ousbre6en, i'm rettun9slos
babinrofen mhroe.
Damn perIant er in i9weres 8riiten.
Wenn er oaraus ertpa@te, fibIte er bas
8sodfniB raiilDier 8bdiigteit. um In.
nera Grieben 3u finben. Sic Gorge
um anoere. psiniigbe GepiRenhaitisteit
In ber 4uslbuns feiner pfibt, bons
ffdnoige 6ingebung Der 6atbe. fiir bic
er mit3utdmpfen berufen mar, gaben
ibm feline &ube tnie6er.
erenens 3uriidgebrdngtes Bib trat
mebr unb mebr in ben 6intergrunb.
Die nmrii1e beNeIben puroen unbeuts
Ii9er, nerf6wammen tpie In einem Nes
bel. ST atbmete tief auf. St fiibIte
f9 fart unb frei, barten 8oben urlter
feinen GiBen, ben geroben Weg por feis
men Mugen. Greubig unb tobesmus
tbig 3og er In ben 3ampfl
9p6t ON 46snb tparbe er f9wer pers
tDunbet ouf bem 69la9tfelb aufgeIes
fen. Msan 3og ibn bemuBHos, aber
nod aibuenb uuter feipem pferbe Der.
por. Ct bate 0iebs uuo 5iihwunoen
am 6opf uuo an Der S9uIter; bas
8ein, oas untsr oem bur@ einen 59uB
get6Steten pferbe gelegen bate, tpar
Derrentt, sequsifAt unb unterbal6 ess
6nies gsbro9eu. Neridieoene um..
ltdnbe lieBen oatauf I9lieBen. baB Wilbs
bagen, bereits Dsrmunbet, nod ldngere
3eit am @efed)t tbeilgenommen bate
uub erit aIs ietn pferb seithr3t nit
bieiem sefdlleu, betdubt unb bamit
tampfssuhfdbig getporben mar. 6eit'
BEN bate er 10 ffarten 8lutperluIt ers
litten, baB bic Nsr3te, bic ibm ben erien
Nerbanb anlegten, an ieinem AuFfom=
men 3wetfeIten.
Nls @antber nod Dielen Sagen Gus
Berifer 64md6: unb boaitdnbiger Bss
tDuBtlofsteit pieber bic 9lugen aufs
f@lus unb matt uno ffil um iib I6au.
te, ba fisI iein erHer ertennenber Bid
auf bas perguigte Gsfi1t feines 0oters.
llnb bies forcenboIe Mntlib NIT ben
dnslfliG ipdbeuben, liebenben Mugen
MID iebt niGl BON ieiner 9eite. Slus
t5er toar nod 3u fbtpa9 gum Denteu.
aum Gragen, aber er beganu tuieber 3u
fa5len, ;u empfinbea. Die @egenmart
ieines 8aters tbat ibm tpobl, berubigte
i'm unb In oieiem GsfabIe ifredte er zines
Cages bic abgemagerte, blutleere 6anb
mad ber bes alien Mannes aus. Do
bsgann bieier su i@lu63eu:
Du, mein geliebter Sobal SD ban.
ts Soft benz MGmd9tigen. bnB er Did
mir wiebereegebsn bot!
@dbrenb Der nG1hsn Stuuben o6er
9a3e Cber Mo9sn = e5 CAB NOD feiue
3eit ftir @hntber-batie er cine ountle
45nung bauOn. BOB mon itn na6 els
mem anberen Ode f9offte. gr fabIte
fi9 bon nnli9tbareI 9dnben emporges
bo5en unb rubte auf einem ianft
i6wingenoeu 2ager; es rauidbte uno
braulte In leinen Gbren. er Deruabm
f9rilles Nfeifen, fduerts 2ea6en tnb
ae9jen, tpirres @erdui6 tpie bon bic.
len Wenf9eniiimmen; Ct fab ii6 In ei.
mem ounlleu, niebrisen @ema@; |;
S6laf iiberfiel ibn. aus benz er 3u beHs
lelben ginbrtden erwo6te; er fhbIie
fid mlibe, uarubig. buritig, banu tpie.
Der berubiSt unb erquidt unb o!s CT
pieberum unb biesmal nit tlarem 8e,
wuBtiein, bic Nugen aufi6lus. ba bss
fanb CT F@ In feiuem 3immer in 9ers
lin.
[EcrtIetuna folat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11
Mdhrenb Dom Nshrn. erfoiier

@dbreHO Dom pebro, grtaiier
BON Sraflieu, 70 i9reibt bic Indepen.
dance beige, in 1aris ben 6ibungen
pifeni6attIi&er R6rperi9aften prdfis
oirt, nsrFeigert man in Rio be Saneiro
bic Ginri&tuua ieines Palaifes bon
Bena'Wifta. @ines berienigen Obieite,
bic am neniaiien unter benz Sammer
bes Iuttionators bra9ten. mar ber
SbronfeneI, Elm prd9tiger Gauteuil In
palifanbre. st tpurbe fiir 4. 900 DOLE
lars pertauft, wdbreno elm frhber ber
&alietin geb6rieer 66reibtiiG in
SbupaboI3 5000 Dollars bra6ie.
Die SbroaieIIel fnten i'm PreiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11
u buu mas b o III.

3ummsl unb gummel seben fart
ougebeitett bonn @irtbsbaus bsim.
Gummel fdllt bon einem Brett tn bic
pfiiBs. nSa, mas mo6lf bu benn ba?"
frngt 8ummsl. sd mart auf
bi9!" erpioert ber NnDere lallenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11

B9 Seine 9elifatelisn aller Dirt,
Sarbellen, Gardiner, importirter &die
in 8le6biibien bel @ilfon& &ote.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11

sW SanfBig Dubenb Babies Msri.
no 8alllen su 35 Genis bel 9.
Deutf6 6 SO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-11
san Qntonio Donneraaq Ben H. december $500
GtmaS iiber
Nfdntelt

IN Sielem 0eParfement ibtper un6 seitig
rerfauft. SIN ssrsleite gu friiberen Sabren,
fahen mir biele SaiIon mebr als bas 9pp>
pelte in @anteln er9altsn. gum lInsliid tritt
an9altenS MARINES ssetter elm; fplslidb miiiien
mir per5tpeiielte snftrensnnsen lnaben @s
tit albefannte Sbatiade bab reOusirts 9reiie
pas bette @erfa,tfsntittel iinb, ilnb obsIei9 MIR
idon SnnSerte bon Mdnteln berfauft baben,
linb bod noc9 peie Sunberte pcrbanben, sic
los9el9lagen iperben niiiien. 0arum 1inb bie
9reile auf bas
St / e ortgfe
gelebt unp enlpfeblen ipir Sebem, Ser pprtbeils
baft einsn Mdntel faufem min, Bel uns pprsa.
iprenen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-16
YIRalNlA aEWS.

Mrs. Robert Bry don. q daughter of Rev
DR.. George w d .me, CT D.nvile, died Fri
day.
The monument 81 Yorktown commeme-
rating the surrender OF CORVALLIS will be
dedicated Il morrow.
Gables from London announce tbs practical
success of the plans for the proposed arbitra-
ton OF the Virginia debt.
General Malone has returned to Peters-
burg IRON the southwestern part OF the Sta'e
where be wen. TO invest in real estate.
1t il stated ;bat Il preventative McAdoo,
of Jersey Civ, has decided to remove to the
Virginia homa Of his Wits aud seek nomi-
nat on from the district in which his new
residence is located.
A decree was entered in the United Staies
Circuit Court in Norfolk on Saturday order
ing sale Of B ii. & Bto,'. property "a decided
at the time of tina failure of the Exchange
National bank, Apri! Pad. 1885.
BY the middle of this week the wheat
harvest will be in active progress in the
Valley of Virginia. There are COZ fictiDg
views in regard to the size of the CROP but
all accounts sgree that the quality Of the
wheat is excellent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-16
Severe Storms.

Cincinnati and the country Tor City miles
around experienced tremendous storm yes
terGay. 1t came up suddenly at noon, just
al the churches were closing, and the thous-
ends who thronged the Cable and electric
cars were caught in the down pour. By l
o'clock every sewer in the city was full, and
the streets were miniature rivers. State
street, a narrow tbcroughtsre lying very low
in the valley of what was once Deer Greek,
be came q torrent. Water stood two end
three feet deep In thu houses. and drift did
much damage. Edward LaDahan, who
keeps a grocery on The street, was standing
on a raft warGing off timber when he slip
ped and was sucked into sewer and
drowned. The Chesapeake aud Ohio Reii-
road loses $50 600 by washouts aud land
slides within fifty miles of the city.
Terrible storms are reported from illinois,
Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. The damage
by nigh water about Rick ford, III, Friday
night is estimate cd q! 100000 Two persons
out fishing at Paris, Ky, were killed. VIM.
f. Stoney WAS killed by lightning q. Mary
vile, Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-16
SAM JONES TO THE NEGROES Rev. Sam

SAM JONES TO THE NEGROES. Sam
Jones preached to twenty-five hundred
colored people at Richmond Saturday even
ing. He advised them against taking part
in rolilics, tel irg them that the race problem
will never be settled By votes. He said If
the coIorcd man will apply himself to learr-
ing and give up all evil habits his race will
become a great people. Their very best
friends were the white people of the South.
They have some true friends in the North
he said, but the great mass Of the people
there cared verv lii lie for the black man.
Rev. George R. uart, Mr. jones' &C
laborer, said he was one OF the sc-cal!ed
crenks who believed in negro education.
The black man has some qualities if deve.-
oped that will make him superior in come
respects to his white brother. The negro,
Mr.. Stuart explained is born orator, aud
if be receives good training will excel in
ele qaencs the white man. He expects 10
see the greatest preachers oftbe future come
from the co!orHd race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-16
Foreign News.

HAVANA, June 16.-Mlchel Eyrand, the
Frencbman who was arrested here May 20,
for the murder in Paris on July 26, 1889, OF
N. Gcufe, court fdnctionary, was turned
over to the French detectives. He was
manaced and conducted to the wha,f where
the steemer lafayette was lying. and vas
there given in charge OF the French officers
He said he would 90 quietly to Paris, but it
is the impression that if he is condemned TO
death he will adopt evsry means be can to
take his own life. The Lafayette, with tie
prisoner on board sailed Tor st. Nszaire this
forenoon.
LONDON, JUICE 16 Bishop Cornthwaite
OF the Roman catholic diocese of Leeds, Is
dead.
LONDON, Jcne 16 MIR. John Dillon, Mr..
Wm. O'Brien, aud Mr. John Redmond have
bean appointed delegates to make tour Of
America 10 the autumn in the interests of
the Irish Nationalist movement.
HONG KONG. June 16 Admiral Lang
the English commander of the Chinese
north coast squadron, has resigned. Ha
gives as his reason for resiguing that the
Chinese officers of the squadron are insGbc:-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-16
A lie xiA. N DRIA. Y
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 1G.
SEVERAL members of Mr.. Harrison's CAT

SEVERAL members of Mr.. Harrison's CAT
met some of the other important executive
officers ofthe government, many Distinguish
ed republican Senators, and some prominene
members of the G.A.R.have been interview
ed on the subject of the proposed erection at
Cumberland Gap OF statues to the memory
of Generals Lee and Grant By combined COL
iributious from the North and South; but
with hardly an exception they have express :
ed themselves as opposed to the project, or
else have hadnoth;n g to say. On the contrary,
every one of the southerners who has been
interviewed on the subject has expressed
himself ss decidedly in favor OF il. Is
always the same. Every advance that may
be made toward the obliteration OF difel :
ences between the North and South and the
restoration of the good feeling that should
subsist between the people of the two sec
lions of a common country, always come
from the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-16
The New York Wheat Market

NEW YORK, Juue 16 Considerable ex-
element In trading in wheat occurred short
ly after noon with general pressure to cell
and a marked decline in prices. July
which had been sold at 90 1-16 went down
to 92l; August tumbled from 92s to 914 !;
September from 92s to OF, and December
from "a TO 49, About 100000 have thus
far been sold. The break was cccasloned
by large number Of selling orders from
outeide markets. The reports in regard to
the spriog wheat crop are exceptionally
favorable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-16

The WASHINGTON Post says the Columbia
Athletic Club of that city has directed Its
governors to appoint committee to find
out what member of that club furnished the
Post the information upon which 1t founded
sits exclusive announcement, last Thursday,
that Sullivan was to give an exhibition DC
fore that Club" If this be Sd. the club must
be sadly lacking in the ordinary Information
of the day, for otherwise it would know
that the Post got its information from no
member of the club, but from the Washing
ton CORES ondenoe of the GAZETTE which
on Wednesday-the day before contained
the following paragraph:
"Johu L. Sullivan, on his way to INSIST
s,ppi to stand his trial next week, will stop
hers for day or two, end while here will
Give private exhibition of the manly art"
in the hall of the Columbia Athletic Club of
this city, at which many members of Cor
gress will he present. Joe Lannop. his
trainer, of Boston, and Dan Harrison, an
amateur of New York, will stand up before
him."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-16
THE ENORMOUS DROP IN IcE.-Ice in New

THE ENORMOUS DROP IN IcE.-Ice in New
York has taken tumble In prices. Last
week the Wholesale companies snppyi ing
the mej Of the independent wagon
dealers demanded $40 and Sl2 ton. Sa.-
urday they were content with SIS. This
drop is due to the sudden rfux Of Lake
George and Chsmplsin ice, which being
thin and porous, has TO be sold quickly or it
would prove dead loss. This lake ice
went at IS and 81 ton. and as heavy ship
ments ate on their way 10 this market, will
probably go down to g before the tide Of
supply Can be checked. The companies
claim that ice in general will not fall below
Sc during the present summer. There is no
good Maine ice in sight. it is Paid, that can
be purchased for less than So so atthe store
houses, aud none OF any other quality from
that S ale can be had for less than 81 so L.
Is estimated thst during the hot weather the
New York, Brooklyn and Jersey City
market rcqnlres from Is 600 to 10000
tons per dny The present prices. there
fore reprseont a fall Of $4,000 to
$40 coo a DAY. or over % GOO 600 in the set
SON. Phla Record Of Sunday
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Congress.

In the o. s. Senate Saturday Mr.. Morrill, spoke
in ad vocacy Of tho bill to establish an educational
fund and apply the proceeds of the public landa
and the receipts from certain land grant railroad
companies to thu moro complete endowment sod
support of colleges for the advancement Of scien-
tiic and industrial education. The Senate passed
thirty-fivc private pension bills.
Tho session of the House WAS devoted to men,
orisl services in honor of the late Hon. Samuel ].
Randall. Addresses eulogi.tic OF the deceased
statesman were delivered by Representatives
O'Neill, vaux and Mu!chler Of PcnnEylvania,
Forney of Alabama, Butterworth Of Ohio, Blount
of Georgia, McComas of Mary snd Mills Of Texas,
Breckenridge of Kentucky. U'Fcrrall of Virginia,
and others The item in the civil service a2pro-
priation bill for the completion of the Antietam
National Cemetery and an appropriation OF
sis. COO TO be expended in marking the lines OF
battle at Antiet.m was passed.
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THE IMPRESSIONS OF the London Times
and the Standard, and other leading jour
mails OF Eagland, OF the subject OF the at
tempt of this government to take entire lu
,isdicton over the whole northern portion
OF the Pauiic Ocean, show plainly
enough the prevailing Englsh sentiment on
that subject, aud are by no means indicative
of prolonged amicable relations between
the two countries. A war with Englaod
now would be as heavy blow as this coun
t,y could we'll receive, for 1t would utterly
destroy the foreign commerce OF the Udited
ssateg, and thereby reduce all American
wage workers to TIE direst extremity.
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THE COURTS of Pennsylvania have already
decided-as they should have done under q
recent decision Of the u. S. Supreme Curt
that local option. high license, prohibition
nor any other State legislation. can prevent
the importation and sale of liquor, in oriai
mai packages, no matter how small those
packages may be, within the limits OF
State. And yet the same U. s. Supreme
Court has also decided that Virginia, one Of
the States, can prevent the sale OF liquor
within her lmitss by prohibiting the pay
msnt of the license for it's sale in the cor-
poDs which bear on their face the States
solemn promise to receive them in pay ment
of oil money that may be due her.
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ACCORDING to o correspondent, well in-
formed upon the subject, whose communica-
ton appeared in Saturdays GAZETTE, the
owner of thousand dollar Virginia consol
bond would lose, In interest and principal
s1,4S4 by refuuding it in a R;ddeberger
bond. With the u S. Supreme Court and
the Virginia courts to enforce the acceptance
of the coupons of his bond in payment OF
Virgiris taxes, no man with sense enough to
take care of his own interests will exchange
his protected oonsol, for an unprotected Rid
dleberger bond
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The Cholera

madrid, June 16-Much alarm is occa-
stoned By the continued spread Of the cholera
at Pdehla de Rugat Yesterday there were
four deaths from the disease and nine new
cases we're reported. The doctors ere great
Iy overworked and the authorities have
teleeraphe3 for moro physicians. The sup
ply of drugs is running short. The total
number OF caaes thus far reported is 81. An
expert declares that the disease is true Aai-
attic cholera.
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WOMEN HAVE not yet had the priVileg"
OF suffrage conferred upon them. But they
have the power of irfluenciog enough
votes In any State, and 10 the country
at large, to change the political complexion
thereof, whenever they choose to exert it,
That they have good reason to induce them
to use their influence against the repub'-
cans next fal is shown by the Mckinley
tariff bill, by which the price OF every arti-
Gle they use, from the ribbon on their bon
nets to the strings In their shoes, will be ln-
creased from thirty to one hundred per
cent.