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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11
INSTRUCTION.

So VIEULAND Preparatory SCHOOL,
Peekskill, N Y; send for Catalogue.
Carl A. Harstrom NJ A
CHORTHAND and typewriting; Standard
~ system: day, evening and by mail; best
teachers: lowest rates; send for catalogue.
Miss j. ID. Hess. Sl4 Pioneer Press building.
CT. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
~ and Art, 20 East Exchange St.-Lessons
to ladies' and children given on piano. organ.
drawing and painting, including crayon pas
tel, water colors and decorative work For
terms call or address the Superioress.
&I0D-MEDIA, PA. Military Acad-
PfOO envy; boys, Brooke Hail. girls;
circulars free.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

&TOyE-Wanted to buy. base burner coal
~ stove: must be in good conditio n state
price. Address c. W. J.. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

COOK Wanted, first-class oyster and
- sea food cook at the Boston, corner Of
Third st. and Rennepin av. Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

TEAMS-Wanted, twenty-five teams on
i West side levee: the highest wages paid
to good teams. Apply on the work Thorn
ton Il Shaw. contractors.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

DlANO TUNING-S1. so; first-class work
guaranteed. Samuel E. Crutchett, 52o
Wabasha ST., Room 2; city references.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

DOR SALE-Bakery, confectionery and
i cigar store, also horses, wagon and route;
good location and cheap rent: call at 1852
WabaSha st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

MONEY loaned on all personal property
lVl of value; time checks bought Mutual
Loan and Investment Co., 3J912 jackson st.
MONEY TO LEND on either Improved
Isl or unimproyed real estate by Odin C.
Clay & Co., Room o. Globe Building
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

M ONEY TO LOAN by Lawton Bros, 4Oo
1sl jackson st. and IT'S south Wabasha;
have on hand $1,000 at 6 per cent on i'm
proved property
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

DOR SALE-Furniture and undertaking
-. business Buffalo, Mimi: established in
1872; good reasons for selling; snap if
taken at once. Address s: R. Wells, Buffalo,
Wright county. Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11
WANTS.
FINANCIAL.

p Nj. NEWPORT q son, INVEST
IL. ment Bankers. loan money on i'm
proved property in st. Paul and Minneap-
Oils at e per cent ION or before" Offices,
Bank of Minneapolis Building, Minleap-
oils "
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

EOR SALE CHEAP, a cigar, fruit and
i confectionery store. Call at It's West
Third St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

w ANTED TO BUY-A good pony, 500
w or 900 pounds; must be cheap. Call GA
E st Seventh st @H
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

w work in Southern Minnesota. For
information apply to e. c. Long & Co.
Room 20, Gilfllan block, ST. Paul, or Evans
Bros, Spring Valley. MINI.
YOUNG MAN to take charge of billiard
Il room. Address L II, Globe
1OO ELEGANT T. LACES in families
lOO and hotels at Douglass 81 So Sew
enth, corner Cedar; best wages.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11

w ANTED TO BUY = Combination
w tickets between st. Paul and White Bear
lake Apply at 81 East Third st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
4 BIG GIFT TO COLOMBIA.
CHARLES NJ. DA CoSTA-OTHER PROVISIONS

OF HIS WILL
The will of Charles NJ Da Costa, OF the law firm
II Seward, Da Costa Guthrie, was admitted to
probate yesterday, and the principal Request is
800, 900 for Columbia College. In the clause max
ins this bequcst Mr.. Ia Costa said Il express the
hope that such may be used for the endowment
OF some new professorship. which. in The good juds-
ment Of the Board OF Trustees, NAV be needed in any
Of the schools or departments of the college. Eau
this expression Of mine is in no way to hmt the
absolute right Of the said corporation 10 use the sao
sum for any its corporate purposes The tasti'"f
library, containing both law and miscellaneous booK''
also goes to the college The following charitable
beoncsts are also made: Three thousand la's each
TO St Lukes Hospital the Home for lhcuiao!cN' inc
New York Society for the Relief Of the Kuptured ana
Crippled the Ncw-York society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Children, the American society 1of ue
Prevention of Cruelty 70 Animals and the Chlldrch
Aid society 81 500 each 70 the Ncw-York Free CIR
culating Library the COlorcd Home, the Association
for the Benefit Of Colored Orphans and the society "i
81 Jobnlana ~ 900 each to the Training scHoo LOT
Nurses aud the Midnight Mission
Mr. Ds Costa gives to Noel B. sanborn his share
IN the New. York Law Institute, and to Clarence y.
Seward two large vases and D1tch hall CLOCK. 10
his brother A. VI. Ia Costa Of Kansas CITY NO. lie
leaves $4,000 and an annuity OF 92'ooo per d"'"''
which his executor is directed TO purchase III 9ul"o
first class insurance company. To MS 0ro'h1r' ~
Jacob NJ Da Costa. he gives the house and lot 40
90 East Thirty -eightst., with all their contents nov
otherwise hcqucathed. The residue is given To pr'
I NJ pa Costa in trust. TO he held by nm uh'I ue
testator'S nephew. Charles +. Da COSTA Is % @-e'
Wien the principal and Accommodations are u DC pau
over TO him. If Charles dies the residue Is /" De
divided between the testa;ors two brothers,
Tho will was written by Mr.. Ia Costa himself on
Norch I 1900 and was witnessed by his part
mar William A. Guthrie and A. Fielding Clarence ~
seward his senior partner, is made executor INC
will has been admitted TO probate both brolnTtn nav
ing flied waivers and Mr.. seward mas P""N'U o.
executor ~, 49, oo,,oco was a.
+onis6ei but nevertheless delighted on ilAS .3Iu ~
a tribune reporter Of NJ. Da Co>tas gnt Mr .., ia
costa he said had ncvcr gwen MN any b %"lIcr
NJ his intention to beQucath money 20 ue .o'irrSS
fnpds although he had always tahcn the closest anu
wsrncst interest in the welfare OF Coiun3'a ~ l
esnecialy identified with the Law school, ana Schoo
NJ Political science. =" 1t is obviously n,pC>N!De ~.
me now to tell what will be made OF me Ho.eH
smith the trustees meet said Nj DriScr.
course Mr. Ia COstas personal wishes III tic matter
Will be paramount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
REAL ESTATE.
RvSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There was fair attendance at the Real Estate ' :
change Yesterday when No. 40 West IHf'H Hi'
,,. offered under foreclosure. Che property Is II
tory double brick tat ON fnll ot' ana 9o'" - ,ha
..,,.,o ~ Wc,chc,ter were offered. Lots IN Nia''-
ave-. 25x100 each. brought $500 Tor me cor,
oi and IRON .4Ig3 mp 10 so fo' H'H,.ior i2.r'
,ts at second st. and GTrcn-aVc. were VII W. p,
p,,t of ten lots la FulioaHyc ana 1u'V yif,
,oiut Vernon sold for $1,000 70 Joan >dur 10y
,rras ON the New York and New -lliIcu
,I Al llqrr, -cn - T.. known rs the Iipet l aIIii'
rc and nall mcs fro,l Namaroneck stAnoh' DrouSI'
= 100 from James Badge. so or fArt Oi'
md ninctccnth-,t "a todr story ard cellar nr,"i,'"
az rented Tor II 200 year, soH =" NlHla,I ~
v.nit fnr s,10l;oD no 2.I-7 second ave. thrre
,orv frame tenement on ot lG.oN ri liar' DL2ttHo
S. 100 from Mary DuggaH. 20, - ne. irr,
,orr frame building on plot 11Nio'. bfoutn' ," .-
from = j. Rcynolds. The corner % ''lIupla AIM
,,,-fon So, ct Jjx21 With four story iilic so'c'
sold 10 II. Israel for clGi"O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
Ir1a Nonrt5.

paancc Of ndem OF fo l6 S ,, 9i ' an
Gs} 'a o S'q G'l I'd DAY u u, Jais ISL, q, amend By
or-cr made and eat, I'd n said a o: 81 th ~ f
frtlcin named VII sell pnh'e auction, az Ia" hh
Icy a.. Il6rfT Stic"t In IT, Cjf % HcnYoh on III
s;Nuen;h aay OF jug +, t,,o} ,5anSr' Coz Aut.
logger, the p.cnisr- IA said .uG-nr"0 me'to"'D "''
Az ,io,e 1y1 ccrin pot ri.cs OF parsels Of LI
,' in The Co.ny Of Wr,tch,-"r 5ns how in tn
,} Of NgHA 9, aga i 3G aG i OF Of Nc"9 ma
~ udoIh Ro,A God NSwi G i%nEdsrH, -nrr".
or, and .G III the once Of tn Register OF tr OtS l
COUNT of Nc~.{o aga %i[ on a1d lestl ib@ a, fol-
low, nat 10 The NJ p3t G"tn a ia ,i Strr,t
A. laid down said map. and ungnF C'rnge t hnn
G,ed end oisatyyc IS. i-et to the non thry D0uhr"}
allotment D; therc' western d" t lE ,r 1 iuci
To- the 1iSIos or WsteIy boundary Iinc Of tnc a'G
TcT!Yc'H t. cr G. narro am o'hcr a. . snow" Oh
,a,G MP oi'., d ,.nc $40 f,c tlrce q inches
"a n noint Where tn. &C.. line q Map srt ,n,tl.
Of Napla stIcct Aforesaid nn teen Aundei ard tro "o
es A}en 9shG thc 10 nd JS' along % nTy
30 tc,t 70 t4e nG,thl ,qr 81 MA Of Matc Street
Sa!d5d AID ,s;.al% a5 jet g ne point or R,,
& le e io: & %5 Io to III aeu,f H . -
ac.iyS S and 0 %o Is to IS n Oack e. and
Gi 20 L i1C- Yc :} 20 bn4 i've . o on d rap
go S te :" 81 ad parcels being bounded and d-,.iot
a., follow Wy Beginning at p@ Sd ia o1 m. aid a ap
VIII ;hr -"n'hr,N ''g " ~oa,ha,-tcfy along -ad
rovns aud forts >r,eu II o. ~ o. Nh, naa-cr, line
Of I ir s'' q c2a hundred and iirt 49, H., I, nIy
nn i9E n y" 'f linz o , hga1r~a a"a . S2
Ho oi r., o '" Ea.d '. and tb nee ntl, a,anf INK
sane one h,ar'a and Is 9,{i 5sr ' WIN the roi tt!f anl
ntcr,t in and TO seet' and a,cGnc- a. ,i sndl
ON R n d. 10 lie mdl., of said s,rNc' and avenues
,o ali those four -~,cral ylo', Or r2 ,5a 81 q
situate lv!n. and Icing Formerly I'D ~ 40" u a.. civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

r.. ,.llonnr .,los vac n.l a, te Exchnne. nnd Au

The following ,oos held a. the Exchnne' ana Auc'
tion Room :oday: -
- i,i,,c lot ,G-. ilNcoIiXC7; Equitable Iie ASSu''
'n'" , hi; ii,g WITH lot 80 81 Riyneon-st. COZ
t'o,Inlil- \ lot -. iN5j.S II ls,aol +i0i"" ,o- .,
5-,ofv fat WIN lot ~ 30 W'-l i'h-sJ ~ - 80 ~
oi I0.,a,c. lot 29>:s.9; And .ew Kioinan 80 Coc
asnry buIdine vltn int. so 2,Io3 Lave, e =, Ol
,t..t'ss IN T.: 800. Mar ~ gan sf1oO
i-o-v nat with lot 40 ji2 I9.t lIDlh.ssto = u
p1,,s,rt.stc lot :n> I0O.I1 W II White TOooO .r -
II lof. Na>hlr ;tpn-aye cor ~. -. ,,i
V-..fcl..tr 25xIOO; Mchaci Fnn, izIl' falashrf anu
lott on ionror-st and Fink Iaco between FUTON
and Ft,nklin aI,s ", Vernon, ojXl0o each S@rrl'
iIi 500. 5000 ~. OH tt,b.o,e lac.
raj pltt 7iNlU't J lt,fho -. - -"'
SAL - Ia, dwelling Win o. ~ 2' W"I G s,a.h
, tn,. and dwelling, with lots On last l'ih ana l'7i
- - Ni-ly.. was aaJuurri b Julr >, an -.'i' Oh
church building with plot q lid on io'" "'' i'''' "
q. OF 7th.aNc. ADJOURNED ~ JAY 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
Gutt,on Sales of Rral estate.
Executors and Trustees Sale.
GR0VELAMl MILLS,
AT GrOveland, Mass,
BclonGng 10 the Esinte OF the Int Ezekiel j. NJ.
Hale OF Havcrhiil, Mass.

on TUESDAY, tho c3th day OF July. A D., 1870 az :
pursuant o. the directions contain IN Ie
VIII u. IN" alto EZEKIEL j. VI. HALE and by virtue
OF power ucr-n given, VIII b." ~Od 40 public 'ucu0h
in premise A. GrONelaul, Mass. bi Ii'
Executors and Irt-trc, under laid VIII, the following
In, WoCllen Mai, situated 90 sad GroVcsnd. with the
furnishings and machinery. Do,h hNci ana moNabl' ' III
and about also thr dams. water power ana watr
IIlylgc, connected herewith and ali the ands' d"'e
Ouaes tenement, and real estate OF which the ad a"
Possessed the time %! his
-d Groyl1nd t" vicinity Of said mills, except he
Parsonage House lot Of land uUon when <lu mouse
-taud,. Used by the St Jlmc, Episcopal Church
Tho property 70 sold comprises three mill buildings
with ortyoue o. Wo,le machinery boiler houses
and engine attached three pckerhouses ,toTehou'e
dyciou-os uacu- shop. all brick excepting one mill build
ing which brick wood also wooden Office buiNng,
blacksmith ,iop shcd aud wharf. t-ncme houses hall
;or ana library purposes, water power and
watct privileges. sc.
Al the building IN good repair. Tho water power
supplied from three levels aggegatins about sixty'four
feet.
Inc property situated In that part OF Grovcland
known A. south G-Cyeiaud Mas. the Mcrrlmac RYor
On tde water line the Iayerhll and George
town branch OF H." Bp-ton and Maine Railroad. three
mile, the Hou,ing city Of Ha'erhill, and about
thirty Inii'- nom Boston.
pr cent Of IN purchase price WIN b. rcGurcas in
irrt.rlar aga s,IpN' citq.G, Of 3AG,ng1 ana ma
nA.NN d. !Itl.i. 81 the NILS. south ''roN"and Mass,
up BROOKS NICHOLS, attorneys. - Waterot. Boston
Nass. ... 90
JOHN l.. HOBSON,
UAtRl II. HALE.
ILBitIDtfE WOOD.
Executors Trustees under will OF J. J. NJ Hale de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
CtcurslonS.

EUROPE. the Holy Land and Around the
IN Word Select Iarr, best tckctmg facilities ocean
Nrt- Co., AID lines, Wt,l} parties t. Loudo1 and Paris,
eleo Ma. Rhine 500; Cher Anmergau. $50. &C.
til ..'''- t.D..
II. GAZE & son
tE,tablish,d iStI,
$50 Broadway. Ncw-Nork.
GRAND VACATION EXCLUSION To Ell
Is f.1ti undo. tie personal ,gpcrN sion of llOS. H.
.l.ND .IDE~pN. "1, so .n.caNe BROOKLYN. y. Y lcav.
M. OILS Via ,uuArd steamer S.r'lA Iur l.. visiting
ENGLAND. -rotlmd. T., GUM. 'rlmJny. SWItzcrhnd and
I4t-. nearly seven Nc'@s tip, ut remarkably low rate.
send fog itinerary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
IuSlTnrIlOn.
If RnNs md Nnnnc Men-CnnntTY.

FOR Boy ana 1CuHG Mcll-'OuHlS'
4 DIEONDACho! camp lcGei SUNNI! : moo. for Boys
- "ey~ Jun 80 To- p 70 A 1,dS5 n sgs4 10
i For ertaiar sGaress r. D. H0SSAIY TRENTON s. j.
A VIII Pss T. gd, rei t 6t'dhs s 4S2
p)RDENTowN ~. J. MILITAEY, INSTITUTE.
Lieut.. r. D. 'Li.H<T36I:N c51i'naadaniti.
CAYUCA LAKH Military ActAADsMY' Aurora
" l. i0' a. G E' McALpIN ;ti: Z. NJ. Principal.
C' tass5a o5o 4p sa4 1.p SS9az ~ Nv
preparation for college scientific school For circular
N' join CALVIN RICE. A. NJ, Principal. -
n OS0Ris SCHOOL GI,FT COVE EEW:yoRK. ~
month B. f. o'CGNNoK Z. L.. Ph. D. Director.
Il LMWOOD SCHOOL roE B0lS Milford. Conn
IA Parents who unfortunate IA No mana. ln'nt o
n foD .ch S do yak to P aN w. pllS Glu
EGEEI0LD INSTITUTE. Ireeho!d y. J.. 18Th yyggar;
oll.sc preparation specially business hsh sehoo
f,IrXwoon MILITARY INSTITUTE, Maiagan,
NIt. H. $50 t1taoru@S Of CII>> 4. JAGGAE, a. NJ
~. b.. Principal.
"uILs o. s,aI.y' .yac3uo9 scoSl" 500 T. s
inl nov Hg0 oac; doaaeys .or riding j. VII
IRVING INSIITU RI. Tarrytown-on-I qdson y. y;
sam hO Bs,te4 G0o cuppG s1a6aua bc
prepared fo' Yale ' KEIA1GF&kc rG D. Principal
NyIICHELLS BOYS SCHOOL, Hill,fra Mas ,o,ro,
IN ho tST s a So obi f HS B9 s% rom Hogy
9 9i afqi 5S e. ' A. 81 Principal ~
I @saS. %ErF ?a { r = individual
p Et 5s I Jg5T'G& FoH sIT
f iS w. TONS T. HoorIR - Hoyokc House, Cam.
z EG a, o, - 37 lone '3 3SG,necs. horouai
;,eoo sysem9 Extensive ground. fyHn@as'|m e 9Ga
-, a. 1f,rN'V
II lv'1vlwg y. cs,.,. II. Govern.
'''"' A''u''"'' ANU F2~REE & MIN Princrals. =
S. JOHNS "l% HT2H}r soF 6 ,.,.nu
SrMWFE aCHooI At the rc.',H N],,'ry >c,d.ny
-''O' .JoHX s. fILDEN. T. NJ, NJ. D.. Principal.
s,i.VrFR CNNP on CrraudaIcc9 Lake WITH coach
= iqq for college examination. J. Il. LIE Can'ndaieua
r FRY NN scH Is5 TO- nG.y .ol l. H., 70 or y
rf1HE ALBANY ACADEMY. ALBANY. y. Y-Sevcpty-
-, do IcnI Iias 0I Bows 'G ra oy IN ,a rfoap;
!" private 'S"'i - NrY p WARREN 4 T.. PRINCIPAL.
TR4TNS l rS, sG 1ha 5 Tl?"cI &E 5 D. Rector
e A"sod 81 t,d o 6c ls ccaas s' and Eoi
O. rtiag ~.Q or ~ ng bo cr, ooo ~ a..
tis,5 otS slh2 or et' " @ catS
manner and morals aa rr ~ lo % a f 1o'- % con.
eonm:c s a9o S2s u The Twenty fourth wear VI"
TUE HfGHilNn MILITARY, Ac>nE,MY wiorc s.. r
tine Ru.n s., Pr.ia-atc-. y Istm"nt-
''' JOSEPH WDFN SHAW. a. ~ Had Master.
VifcLAND rFIrF F.l.EsFiEE. SSIHHGoL,
send for catalogue. CARL A. HARSTR0M' NJ A
WESLEYAN ACADEMY. wILRnAaAN, ;i;t's:
ard ca~sical schools In Nyn.'n-'.. Ih" I%,m,ttt 81
81 f. .4v'n Ti so,r G'i,'' & ,,.a a. II, l'
I''' '''.'' ''N''.'- " Jf .i,..1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
Ocean STEAMERS

SPECIAL EXCURSION for MEDICAL
\ MN and frfd, last %, TIE season D a,tnd the
ro.tar. ~ EIioi rhaa fut. and ltrl, also 80" PAS
~IoN PLAY a. UBtN ANNEEGAI, wil loIN' New,
lo-. PIP Il, = ITkCEIA. Jug % Pun plrtio uIdrs and
programmes O.
THOMAS COOK AND son.
81 and l.2-1 Er uIwav y. Y;
lao South Tilhtl.st.. PAil,d,.phn PHn.;
Al.l.l.n.t..l-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
For Both ScxcS-C0untly.

EAST GEE.NNICU ACADEMi.
II FOUNDED 1902. Both seAes. ON Nalrasansett Bay
steam heat Electric light. Endowed. Twelve coure"s
500 year september 9 For illustrated catalogue wite
Few. +. -. BLAKESLEf- d. d, East Greenwich, IL l.
CHIENDS SCHOOL FOR Roth SEXFS.
L Founded in 1885, Excellent home students from
Is States. All Denominations Thorough work - Ens.
lish, Science Classics Music and ART Our certificate
adInits 10 college. Address
ACGUSTISE JONES. IL. B.. Providence. Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

IrDUCATIOTAL IoN. school FOR GIRLS-E
Il ccp;ioral Opportunity a. NOS. jess c.~, h-r :
!rasIc, an, uag"- hur location to' u',!rl.i!, Apply
Ms, DONOVAE'S e. t.h"r.' Enronr. 20 ..'si lith->,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

If YOU DESIRE \ Low ELY
-,d~horr villa &C.. 10 srl.ct lo-
CANT. away from nos" and row.
dyl-m, visit Lawrence Ictch, h'-
tween Wave trn.t ana t'dfg-
hurst. Purchase excursion t.rn-
,t- To- Lawrence. Please address.
for map.
HENJ W. HlTD UtOCN.
- tAiE % r---t.. y Wy orr.
~ YDT IL. ,IEE 10 LIVE ~
q ~rl,., locality. lr.. than forty
mute. from NcN-l ort city
Han. continuation 20 cent each
way. 100 q d althfIl 1ud beautiful
nearby village. on 90. best line
OF railroad 10 be- found please al.
drc,r. Yer particulars.
RENJ. " lIIIttltOCK.
II Chlmbcrs.st., NcU.iOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

Executors ana Trustees under
ceased.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25
genius tnb YrDbibitipn.

Sin perni6tsnbes 8erbammunesurs
tbeil fpridt Der Genius hber bic proz
bibitlou aus. ST offenbart, baB alle
5taaten, in tpel9en bic probibition
eingefiibrt lit, in ibrer @ntpidlung suz
riifgeblieben finb.
Jtebmsn mir 5uerH bic Stem gngIanos
5taaten. Ser Gtaat Maine, tDelber
in ieinen Wdlbern nod riefige. Der Mus'
beute barrenbe Waturf@dbe befBt. bat
i'm leBten Sabr5ebnt nur I'M 5000 8e,
wobner, ober IA proaent, ber 8eb6Ifes
rung 3u9enommen, unb Der 6taat 0ers
mont gar um 300 8etpDbner abgenom,
met. Oieie beiben 6taaten finb pro,
bibitiOnsitaaten. Dagegen hat Der
Staat Rew 0ampibire, bet 3mii@en ie,
men betben liegt, unb in mel9em bic
nattirli9en 2ebensbebingunsen ii1er
feline beReren iinb, I'm 10 proaent au.
genommeu. Stem 9ampibire aber 1T
fein Probibitionsfaat. Mu1 Maine
tuiirbe wabrldeinli9 uidt einmal iene
geringe 3unabme, ionbern au1, tuie
8ermont, cine Nbnabme Der Bep6lfe.
rung seisen, pdren ni6t bic mafIenbaft
einDanbern0en eanabil@en 6oIsf1aer,
wel6e gum grfaB ber bon Mbf9eu forts
se3osenen eiugeboreuen Beb6Iterung
bic Balogegenben beieBt baben. Wenn
erit bic polltdnbigen @eniusberi@te ers
fbeiMen, toirb fid Obne allen 3peifeI
betausifeusn, CAB bic eingeborene Be.
b6lterung iebr erbebli6 abgenommen
bat.
@ana bielel6e gri9einuns aeigt f9
bel unieren 5tpei inefliden probibis
tionsitaateH Soma unb Qanfos. 3par
bat 2anias, als elmer ber neuefen @taa.
ten, nod 68 pro3ent sueenommen. aber
ieiae 3unabme i'm Sabr3ebnt 1870-8O
mar 173 pro3ent. Dagegen bat 9fe>
brasta, in tDel9em Rlima unb allge.
meire 2ebensbebtneungen neientli1
oieleloen iinb, 122 unb bas bo9gebir=
gige Colorado 110 prosent 3ugenoms
men. Ser anbere probibifionsifaat
Soma bat I'M Iebten Sabraebnt nur 18
pro3ent 3ugenommen, unb aud bieie 18
iiammen tpabrf1einli@ aus benz Nnfana
beg Sabr3ebnts. Dagegen lit bic 3us
nabme in Dem piel rauberen Winneiota
81 projent, unb ielb5t in ben bena9,
barten dlteren 6taaten mar fie nod !:
in Mifouri unb @istOnHn 20. In SIs
linOis 81 prOsent. Sm Sabr3ebnt
1870-80, als Soma mod ni6t bon ber
probibition beoriidt nurbe, bate bic
3unabme 261 pro3ent betragen, unb
es mar nibt Der gerinefte @ruuo borz
banben, tuesbalb oieie 3unabme ni9t
bdtte fortoauern ober fi9 ni@t bdtte pers
gr6Bern fouen. go bat bas bon Der
Natur, namentlid in ieinem tpeRlithen
Sbeile. oiel toeniger beghnftiste See
brasta, bas iih bic probibltion big bas
bin nod bonn SaIie gebalten bot, einen
groBen Sbeil Der 3unabme erbalten,
tueIds ouf Srpa gefaaen wdre.
Wsr 4useu bat, su ieben, ber muB
ieben. baB bic Yroblbition elm fur1tba.
res 0inberniB fur bic gntmidlung ire
geno eines @emeinmefens 1T.
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ben unter pfarrer 6irael in bic Stabt
3ari6 einrtdenben 8auern 3um 3nd.
tritt ge3tDungen.
IuBer bieiem 3trider putf1 linb am
bertibmteiten bic smei 2u3erner
Butt d e 1874 unb 1845, mel1e DON
ben Iaoifalen gegen bic ultramontane
Heeierung bes Cautions 2u3ern unterz
nonlmen tDurben, aber feinen unbluti.
gen Werlauf lino grfoIg batten tpie Der
3ari9er putif, ionbern tragiia gu
BlutpergieBen ftibrten nnb nit 0erban.
nung unb Ginterterung nnterlegener
Naoifaler enbeten, aud bic 8orI6uier
bes int Sabre 1847 ausbre1enoen alIge.
meinen i1rpei3eriiden gargertrieges
ooer Sonnerbunbsftieges ipnren.
Do9 lett bic 56tuei3 in GoIge Der
i@nellen 8eliegung beg 6onberbun6es
cine before unb fsitere poIitii9e @ehals
tung bot, geb6ren Butibe IN ibr 3u gro.
Ben 5elteubeiten.
Der putf9.Ganion Der neugeHalteten
@9pei3 III bas tpdli6e SeHin, ipo f9
bic ltberale un6 bic ultramontane pars
tel beadnbig in ben 6aaren liegen.
S1on frhber fam es bort mebrfa1 3u
blutigen Iuftritten. @rft i'm borigen
Sabre eab es 3miiden ben beiben pars
teien gemaltiame 3uiammeit6Be, gegen
tpel9e Der 8uno eiaiGritt. Die biesma.
ltgen unruben fno Gin putl9 Der 2ibes
ralen gegen bic ultramontanen. uno bic
@rnnburiabe biefes putl9es lit bic e6le
aud in eurOpdf6e &epubIiten tpie in
bortige Weonar@ien berpfan3te @inri9.
tung beg amerifanii1en ,8errpmans
bsr," B. 3. bic unbillige ungeosropbi,
f9e @intbeilung Der Wabltreiie aur uns
gere9ten Beganiiiguug Der einsn unb
Bena9tbeiligung Der anberen Partei.
WelieribiitieraO tperoen unruben in
benz nur 10000 @intpobner adblenben
Canton Sef5in niemals tuerben. 4I1 boz
ben iebt bic puti@e tein freies Spiel
mebr, ca bic 66wei3 in ibren yunbes.
ratbe cine trdftige uno quite gent,alre.
gierung befBt.