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Dein alfreb.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-08

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fen SpiBe ieiner Sdeere benz iuugea
Wfann cine fleine Wunbe am 6inter-
topfe bel. Die 8erleBuua mar 3pur
nur unbeoeutenb, aber bier bewabrbeis
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sroBe @irfunsen. 3pei Sage barauf
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nungen geiebt batten, troB Der sr6Bten
dr5tli9en Semiibungen ieinem Geioen
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fatr sttts slei6Seits eu 9ez nnp elm perbeusenbes
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iGerli@ eurd eaelbe beiettis, renu eS nit Sebarrs
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fronlbeit nidt erreiden fonnen. aatarrb lit
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um ie gu beilcn, mubt Sbr innerIide Seiimit-
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bung nod finb bur6 bic uebsridpem.
mungen Der Wolbau alein In prag
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9ammIuugen bon 8eiirdgen fhr bic
NotbIeioenbeH werbeu in Berlin unb
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-08

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-08

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-08

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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08

The State election In Georgia has re-
suited in . complctc triumph for the
Farmers Alliance, two-thirds Of the
LegislaturS and the entlFs state hcEet
being elected BY them. Eotoyer $1,000
votes were cast
AZ business meeting 81 the National
Civil Service Reform League in Boston
on the I'd George w. Curtis was unani-
mously chosen president for the ensuing
year.
RETURNS received from the Idaho
election shows that the Republican ma
jority in the State Is probably not less
than 1900 The Legislature will be
Republican about 40 to Is
THE venerable historian, George Ban
croft, celebrated his ninetieth birthday
OF his home in Newport, r. l.. on tho Sd.
MRS. JAMES Galley, probably the old
est woman in New England, died at her
home at Easton, Conn, on the Sd, aged
ITO years. libHittl
JOHN r. FRENCH, editor of the Boise
| lIdaho) Sun, died at his homo in Boise
City on the Sd. Mr.. French was at one
time editor Of the Herald Of Freedom,
one Of the first anti-slavery papers in
New England. He served nine years as
Sergeant-at-Arms in the United States
Senate. .nai.t
GENERAL THOMAS F. DRAYToN, aged
eighty-three years, the last surviving
classmate OF Jefferson Davis at West
Point, on the Sd was reported dying at
Charlotte, N. c.
MRS. s. v. WHITE, OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
the wife OF Deacon & v. White, has
presented the Monticello Seminary, Of
Godfrey, Ill, with $1,000 10 endow q
scholarship to be named in honor OF her
husband. Mrs White is graduate Of
the seminary.
Hon. JOHN H. WILSON was on the Sd
nominated for Congress on the 109d bal
lot by the Republicans Of the Eleventh
Kentucky district
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
TWENTY-THREE YEARS IN The
DRUG BUSINESS.

/ have been druggist tweniy-three
years, and have sold al the pateht medi-
cines which are known In this country,
and can truthfully say that have never
known arenledy for Blood Diseases of
more value than 8. s, s. (Swift's Specific).
Mr. A., q customer, was troubled with an
eruption of the skin on the back of his
hands and IL vain sought relief OF the
best bocal medical talent, also of some Of
the most noted specialists in New York,
and as last resort spent some months in
Paris, France, under treatment of the
physicians there, and had secured only
temporary relief After all this treat
ment he was finally cured, sound and
well, by Swift's Specific.
Another customer, Mr., B., had suffered
for many years with Blood Poison, and
thought he had been cured by mercurial
treatment, but the disease returned, ac-
companied by Rheumatism of bad type
A dozen small bottles Of s, s. S. made q
perfect aud lasting cure.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound. Kan +,
says 81 feel It my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs were bad.
iy diseased and my parishioners
thought could live only few weeks.
I took five bottles OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery and am sound and well gain
ing 26 lbs. In weight"
Arthur Love, manager Loves Fun
ny folks combination, writes: ."After
u thorough trial and convincing evi-
dence, am confident that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consump zion heats
'em all. and cures when everything
else fails. The greatest kindness can
do my many thousand friends is to
urge them to try it." Free trial bot
ties at e. W, Adams drug store. Reg.
ular sizes 80 cents and 81.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
xr.s. q ~. New T.sr,1 s,lL

LONDON, Dot 6-Enfiish industry is
now beginning 70 tsei Tue effects OF the
nss Ahssdcan tariff law. From many
Qusrtsfs como evidences OF commercial
4istprbspopA In the stARordahIrs nail
work, the empleyes have boon spbjsptsd
70 . ten per cent reduction IN wages
and o similar blow has fallen upon tho
small srmy OF lAboters In she steel
works Of Bsrrow-in-Furness The York
sAits mining and manufacturing opera
ives oontempists largo reduction In
The number Of their employees and have
dispatched travelling agents in all direc-
Hon 70 sndeAvor 70 secure new markets
in place Of the American.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
sToRsioy.

LETTERS from Russia state that the
epidemic Of cruelty to the Jews con-
tinues to rage with unabated fury. The
peasants and citizens, whose natural
hatred OF the Israelites is no longer held
In check by the example of the local au-
thorities, indulge in all forms OF annoy
ance and persecution.
AN English syndicate is negotiating
for the purchase OF tho sugar reaneries
and breweries In Canada.
A FIRE at Sidney, N. s. W., on the
night OF the 1st extended over large
area in the central portion of the city
and destroyed property valued at over
B5, 900, 900.
THE st. Petersburg university has
been reopened after having been closed
six months on account OF sedition among
the students. 1t is reported that the
students have renewed the agitation and
fourteen Of the offenders were arrested
and imprisoned.
THE wife Of DR.. Dostaler. Mrs. Peche,
Mrs Herou1 and two young children
attempted TO cross the Canadian Pacific
railway trackb near Louisville. Can, in
q carriage on the I'd, when tho carriage
was struck BY train and the three
ladies were instantly killed. The chill.
dren escaped unhurt
FIVE vessels foundered during vio-
lent gale which prevailed in the North
Sea on the 3d. ~
ATREATY has been signed by Germany
and Zanzibar relative 10 the coasting
trade along the east coast Of Africa
The German government pays the Sui
tan Of Zanzibar 1000, 900 marks for the
concession.
A SUDDEN rise Of seven feet in the
river Neva, conjoinsd with hurricane,
has caused the principal portions Of 81
Petersburg TO be flooded. Great damage
has been done 70 property, and II Il
feared that some lives have been lost
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
A PLEASURE fRIR.
President Harrison's visit to tho
Western States.
He Will Leave Washington To-day
and be Absent Eight Days.

The Trip VIII Extend to Kansas Oity and
Iowa Points, As we'll rs Indiana and
Illinois CitieA
WASHINGTON, Dot. 6.-President Har-
rison win leave Washington to-day for
his western trip, to be absent eight days
The Presidential party will consist Of
the President, Secretary Tracy, Marshal
Rsnsdell, Captain Meredith, Secretary
Halford, Mr. Tibbits, the Executive
Mansion stenographer, and q. G Balm,
representing the United Press. A rep
resentative OF the Associated Press will
Join the party at Cincinnati. The spe-
cial ira n win leave at 11:20a. m via the
Chesapeake & Ohio road for Cincinnati.
Arriving at Cincinnati early Tuesday
morning, the party will leaveat eight a.
m. and mako short stops at various
points between Cincinnati and Danville,
Ill, not heretofore announced.
From DAnville the party will go over
the indianapolis, Bloomington e. West-
srn road to Galesburg, H., where they
will arrive Wednesday morning. From
Galesburg to 0ttumwa, Ia, and west
ward TO Kansas Oty and return to Wash
ington, the itinerary Of the trip out
lined In these dispatches two days ago
will be adhered to. It is not positively
decided yet whether the President will
on his return trip remain In ST. Louis
until late next Saturday night, but II
arrangements can be made TO bring him
to Indianapolis early on Sunday morn
ing the party will not leave st. Louis
until ton p. m. that night The Presi-
dent and party will travel the entire
journey in an elegant hotel car fur
nished by the Chesapeake & Ohio rail-
way. Portions OF the journey will be
made as special train and other por-
tions with the special car attached TO
regular express trains
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
PERIsHRD AMID FLAMES.


A WomAa and 1--WE Children Roasted -
Death In Their Mono.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct 6.-Beiore sssist-
ancs arrived Mrs McBee and two chill
dren pefished in their burning homo
Sunday morning. Another child was
rescued In an unconscious state and Mr..
McBee escaped by jumping through q
window. When the fremen arrived at
the house the entire family was cropping
about 10 the dense and sufiocating
smoke on the second hoor, their exit
being cut OF BY flames at the foot Of
the stairway. The engine company had
no ladder and was unable TO rspoh the
sleeping apartments, although the win
dows were not more than eighteen feet
from tho ground. II was necessary TO
send In an alarm for the hook and lad
der truck. and before IL arrived the poor
mother and three children were over
come. Mr.. McBss threw himself out Of
window. holding BY his hands 10 the
sill until assisted 10 the ground By the
hremen. The Oldest daughter was res
cued alive.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
LATER

RETURNS from all bat three counties
in Idaho give the entire Republican
State ticket over 2eOo majority. Tho
Republicans have elected "A out Of 81
mem hers OF ths Legislature, insuring the
election OF Republican Senators.
THE well-known firm OF Fleming
Bros, OF Pittsburgh, propristors OF No
Leans pills, has made an assignment
The firm has been in existence over
sixty years. Liabilities $500, 900; assets
s., 900, 900.
MISS NELLIE FoHD, principal Of tho
primary department Of one Of the New
York public schools, haa been appointed
one OF the worlds Columbian eommis-
sion at Chicago.
A STRAW PAPER trust rcyreeoating
eighty-two mills with IN output OF S25i
tons daily. has bees formed ~ Pits
burgh to control the market west Of the
Allegheny mountainA II Il proposed
70 limit the output by shutting down
some OF the miila .
Two freight trains oollided near Coal
City, nj, on the 4th In dense fog. Ed-
ward Kern was killed and Kirk Kellogg
probably fatally injured. Both men were
together in q freight car with their
horses and housshoA goods, going 70
Texas. The trainnsn saved thsnsslvca
BY jumpang. Three trottlAy horses
vero killed. Fel5f tiiE. .,i.W ~
AT Dubuqus. L.. the RESIDENCE Of
John MoBee caught fire early on The
morning OF the 5th aAd before the Names
could be extinEuishcd Mrs MoBse and
four children, rssgihg n ego from Ave
10 eighteen years, wsts suffocated.
McBee escaped By jampinG from .
seoond-stoty window. lyBis Ngld
An epidemic Of malignant dysentery
prevails In Hambarg, n. j., village Of
500 inhabitants There have besn forty
Eve cases within the past two months
and twenty deaths have occurred from
the disease. $1,000 '' fN'
THE Democratic convention ot the
Twenty-frst Ohio district on the 4th
nominated Tom L johnson for Congress
by acclamAtion- .. ,,,p w,g.
THE wife Of General Booth, com
mander Of the Salvation Army, died at
London on the 4th.
THE B. 8 Heath ost mill at Des
Moines, Ia, together WITH large ware
house, was totally destroyed By hre on
the 4th. The los. 10 estimated al $780,
900; partially covered BY insurance.
A FIRE originating from natural gas
destroyed number Of business houses
in Johnsonburs, Pa, on The 4th, csnsing
0 loss OF $4,000 iat W "a
THE postmaster ss Baton RoaSe, La.
has abscondsd asd his hendsmen b4~s
taken posscecion Of the ofiica.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
HE WAS oUTCLAssED.
A Chicago YaEilist Done Up In Twenty
ssvsn Rounas bT q Michigan sluGger.

A Chicago PaEilist Done Up In Twenty
ssvsn Rounas by Michigan sluEger.
CHICAGO, oot "a prize fight for
$500, Marquis Of Queensberry rules.
with two-ounce gloves, took place at
Thaysr. Ind, Sunday morning between
Tom Ryan, Of Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Con Doyle. Of Chicago, the former win
ming In the twenty-ssyenth round From
the start until the fifteenth round II
was nobodJ's battla After that timo
NE Chicago man began 70 weaken, and
although he occasionally rallied II was
plain that he was beaten. In the twenty-
seventh round, sftsr making last ef-
tort V hit Ryan, Deyis staggered into
his corner, vhere his seconds threw up
IA sponge. Doyle was badly punished.
Ryan. % tho contrary. was almost -
sound I whom he entered the ring.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
DOMESTIC.

FIRE, supposed to be the work OF an
incendiary, destroyed FIVE business
buildings at Crawford, Neb, on the 1st,
causing loss OF $4,000.
OK the 1st an extra freight train
smashed into another freight, which
was standing still, near North Cam
bridge, Mass, on the Central Massachu-
sets division OF the Boston & Maine.
Some fifteen cars were wrecked The
trainmen jumped and escaped uninjured.
THE will OF tho late Lewis M. Griffin,
OF Richmond, Va, who committed sui
eide recently, has been admitted TO pro-
bate. His estate Is valued at $40 900.
de leaves one-third 70 his betrothed.
IT is learned that . Brussels carpet
= trust Is now assured and that the price
OF Brussels carpet will go up twenty five
10 thirty cents.
The annual meeting OF the trustees OF
the ePeabody Educational Fund was held
stNew York on the list The report OF
the general agent J. L, H. Curry, was
read. II showed the distribu ton OF the
income since October l, 1889. as follows:
Aiabsina IS, SIS; Arkansas, $1,000;
Georgia, "a, SIS; louisiana, %, oes; North
Carolina, e29, no, South Carolina, So.
esS 1snnsssssy %, TVS; Peabody Nor
NAL College, s2s. 900: Texas, 80, 800; vir-
ginis sy,2aS; West VirginiH 5000;
total, ,ss5esb. Tie trsasurer's report
showed that there Was an annual In
come Of about 500. 900 from the fund.
Government receipts from all sources
during the past month we're unusually
heavy, aggregating $50. .so4, 1884, against
sal. 416, 200 In September, 1889.
EASTERN capitalists have organized q
company with $1,000, 900 capital for thu
purpose Of manufacturing tin plates.
The headquarters Of the company will
be at Baltimore; 1t will run It's own tin
mines and try TO control the American
timed plate trade.
The Treasury Departments monthly
statement OF changes In the circulation
shows q net increase during Septembe OF
$4,000 9,76L The total circulation OF the
country on October Is placed at 81, 4es.-
O72, 700, against "a, ,4o5, ,O1s, 900 on octo-
ber 1, 1885,
EDwAKD J. HUDBELI, who defaulted
with several thousand dollars belonging
10 an Omaha bank, was arrested In Ho-
boken, N. j., recently. he was held TO
await the arrival Of requisition papers
THOMAS o'CoNEoR who has served
twelve years Of . life sentence In the
plAItentiary at Saltwater, Minn, for
Iukder, has been granted pardon, on
cd8 tion that he leaves the State for
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