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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-10
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= Sm Staatsie!retariat gu Multin
lieB fi6 bic rteue n@oticn. Sin & @oIa=
preB Co." oDn Sun Mntonio einet
Greibrief ansitsllen. Dds Gapital Der
@eieai9aft belauft sib auf 500, GEO.
Die Direttoren beg unternetmens finb:
.. s. Sugelbart uub s. u. Cooper
bon NuIin, unb s. 8. SlaDoen, %. s..
Charlton uno %. s. &obarbs BON Gan
Mntonio.
= Die 8obrung an benz artefiden
8tunnen auf Dem 3apitol : @runbf ld
gu Nuftin 1T iebt eingefelt moroen,
na1bem man cine Siefe bon 1850 SUB
errei9t bot unb BET 8runner cine Wal.
fermenge bon elmer @aa0ne per 5efun6e
~liefert, mas fir bic NswdHerung Der
@artenzN nlagem UNI oas &apitoI betum
genii9t.
= gu Der 8ieb3i9ter. Gonpention in
Sort Wortb fiub aablrei6e 9elesaten
aus fait allen Sbeilen Der Union einges
trofen, DEFENDERS aus Sninois. Mifouz
RI, 2anias, Stem Msrlfo uno benz Sa.
bianer.S erritorium. 9as qroBe Ref,i.
serator.p roiett adblt iebr piels parr1e
Werfe6ter unter ben 8bsiluebmern Der
2onoeniion. 5err %gbrenpettb bon So.
lumbus, elmer Der Saupt 8efiirmorter
ienes proiettes, lit Der lleber3eung, baB
Der 2ieferungss& Ontraft nit benz englls
f9en Spnbifate aQein binrei6enb lei,
ben Musi6lag gu @unten bes unters
nebmens gu geben.
Sn 9alos serietben asuei feline
Sungen. Nameus 8aumann unb gDbite,
in einen STREET matchmaker, ber bamit
enoiate. BOB Wbite benz 8aumann eli
neT wabri6einll6 t0btli6eu Weferiti6
perieBte.
= 9tuf eiuer Sour 3dr Ssfdtiguug
feines iibmeitli6ea BdbnsS Dltems fam
Der vgiienbabn 2bnie" @ouio am 8.
Mdr3 in Sort Wortb elm, reifte iebo6
balo tpeiter nod Wefen.
= Sn @alpeitOn ipurhe an irtben
Morgen beg 8. Mdr3 Gin Deutider, Na.
mems Weibmann, bon 3tpei fdrbiaen
Strol6en iberfalen, bic lbn terauben
MOLTEN. Als Der Ansesrifene iid 5ur
Mebr ieBte, ipriBten linn bic unbolbe
RarbolsS dure ins @sidt uno perIebttn
ibr Opfer i6mer. Neiomanr erIitt
f6refli6e 8ranbwunSen uno lit ber.
mutbIi1 auf 2ebensyeit entfielt.
- Dem GonsreBsNb9eoroneten unIes
res Diitrittes, Sos. .. Sapets, if bonn
britten Nubitor bss S1aBamtes bic
Wiitbeilung au9etommeu, bab bic
S6ulbforberung bon $14S. GIG, tpel6e
Der Staat Seras Sir bic felt benz Gri,ee
burb Snoianer &dubereien peruriadten
Verlufe ma6t, dig bere1tigt auetfannt
worben 1T. Die AnaeIsgsnbeit sebt
iebt an ben 3weiten gontroueur bss
S9aBamtes, mel6er ben NnIprub nD1'
mails elmer ptiifung unterpirft, urb
barauf, wenn bieielbe siinitig ausfd(t,
on ben @ongreB. Mr. Sapers bat ben
betrefenben 8samten erlu6t, bic Nnges
l%egenbeit m0sli6ft gu bei6leunigen, ios
baB tie nod sur rehten 3eit an Pen
@onsteb gslanse, UNI 5ugIeid nit Der
allgemeineu Defisit Bill our Nbifims
mung unb gnii6eibung gu fommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-10
@eu. MaHSrf)

1T Der 8eIiber Der San Nutonio @Oppe=
rage Worts at NuftinfraBe, Der einais
gen &hfermerffiatt bier liz ber Staot,
Bic in tpabrbaft sroBartigsm MaBtabe
nit ben beiten MaiGinen uub Mrbeitss
frdften unb unter perF6aii9er Nuff9t
beg Germ ManbrD arbeitet. Nur bas
allerbefte Material mirb bier gu bauers
baften gilternen, Gdfern u. I. 10. bers
tpenbet, pesbalb mir b~eionbers Jarmer
unb @ruubeigentbimer, bic ii9 balts
bare unb preismerthe Giiternen anidaf.
fen tpoleu, auf bieies gta6liKement
aufmsrtiam MAIDEN. Y,s @ef9dft bot
fi6 aus beiGeibenen Mnfdngen au bet
iebigen @r6Be entpidelt. mas mebr ME
anes anbere als cine @npfeblung ber
bort berseitelten @e9enfdnoe su betradz
ten 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-10
LAUREL HEIGHTS!
(2orbeer 0tgeI.)

Dies Il. Der einsige Qiigel in Ser umz
gebung Der 5taot, Der erreidbar 1T,
obne baB man giienbabnem freuaen
ober an f!einen 9iitten boriiber muB.
Die 8erbeierun8en finb ale bor3aglid
uno bic Straben finb beinabe big au
oieiem puaoerT@Dnen Sigel gtabitt.
st Iiegt 100 SUB bod iiber Der 5tabt
uno bic bibidelten 9dufer Iieeei1 in
feiner Ndbe.
Sietet bic faDnfte 9fnsfid5t.
Sic reinfte 9uft It. Der bette gd,attcs.
Srettefte straksn anb Mbemmes.
Sic friidseite Sceam Srife muS bic
g~ciiinncite Sage IN Der stabt.
Sober 8auplab bat mebrere gdume
uno Str1u6er, ME 2sbensei9e, Wee:
fat6e, Ngarita, 2orbeer uno perfz
monen; angepflon3te Shats
te nbdume tra ieben 8lof.
Sn hieIem Glimo linb 56attens
b dume unb Seebrife meientli9.
Oie 9auptr6bren Der Waferz unb Sos
Ieitung geben big gu ben Baupldben
unb Derben iebt usiter geftbrt.
San pebro, 8elfrfep, 5Dwarb, Wfaitt
unb WcgulOugb Nbenue Iaufsn brett
bur6 bas Gigentbum.
9as giseutbum liest big auf cine
Wsvile tnnerbafb Der gtabtgrensen.
Die BaupldBe baben eine Jront BON
so GuB, Die @penues baben cine Breite
BON 80 SUB unb bic WaeDs cine fol6e
bon 20 SUB uno linb in Der Shat $1,000
uerib; i'd berfoufe aber fest q n
Sol6e, BITE bauer mDIIen, bic
2ot fir $200-$4O0. Na6bem meb.
rere 6dufer aufgefiibrt tporben iino,
Derbe i'd bic greife erb6ben, big N0e
berfauft uub nit ben f96nften 6duiern
in Der Stabt San Nntouio bebaut fnb.
8ebinsunsen, elm Yiertel baar; &ef
auf longe 3eit nit s prosent 3inlen.
Werben 6duTer iofort in angrif ses
tlommen, lit 8aar . N~nsabIung ni6t
erforoerIi6.
Wir miiniden 8erbe6erungeu gu boz
ben, ri1t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
$50. AIT Sf Sou1on straBe, San
Mntonio, Seras.
SAP 6. Nbams...-.. gisentbamer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-10
Qualnple Saae.

Wo9en, Monate unb eIbF Sabre
p%erbringen aablreide 2rante in ber ems
famen 2ranteufube obne Nusf9t aMf
8eRerung, oft aufseseben bon ben He
bebanoelnoen Mer3ten, aIs 3obess Ran.
bibaten betradtet bon ben M~ngeb6rigen
unb Greunben. Sn folder traurigen
Sage io0te li6 ber patient nod Der
9dlfe bon CT BITE n unb bur9 unb
bur4 EFT abrenen Mer3ten umieben.
Die Ier3te Ser Oeutihen DelIanNalt,
521 pine Str. ct. 2ouis, MiFouri,
bebanbelm lett Sabren 9ronifde
unb f9mierig gu beilenbe 2eiben m it
t etem grfOlg moburd bic Mnitalt
f9 einen guten Slang unb beneioens,
tDertben &uf big in bic entfernteten
8egenben unferes neuen 8aterlanbes
ermOrben bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-10
8mdleuS salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der Welt fir s6nitte,
luetfdunsen, @sfdpire. 6ieber- uno Saut.
AusfdIae, Gledte, seiprungene Sdnos, 6rDH.
b.ulen unb ale Souttranfbeiten ; furirt Cd.
morrboibeu obsr feline SeSabIuns. 8naise
Satisfattion 9arantirt ober bas @elb nirb
3uriiderHattet. 25 Gents bic S1a1teI. Bum
Bfrtauf In allen apotbeIsn. Dreib, 2bomp.
fon & Co., 4ShoIefale.
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Gin paffenber Bur1e.

Mnior: Wur, GsIbwebel Mii0er,
oiefes 1T alfo Der Wann, melden sic
als pferbeburfdeu ausgefudt baben 2
Wirb Der 2erl fir mid au6 3~eelenet
fein
Gslbpebel : gu 8efebi! Der Siam
nirb ous5eaei9net fir ben Derrn Waior
tafen, benn er bat friiber INNER nur
lmsane nit pferoen unb &inboieb &c
habit
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Sepett & MIttuanu.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
PIP Oft : Commerce : StraBe.

3eigen hermit benz publifum on,
baB ie fit ben ausgeseiGneten 5anbs
tein aus Gapette County
bic Ngentur iibernommen baben. Die
fer Sanbftein, Der better iuie ieber ans
oere benz Geuer uuo Den Witterunsss
einfliKen tpiberitebt, lit benz @ranit ai
Bauer glei6, aber bebeutenb bi(iger.
SiuterlaBt Cure auftrdse fir ole eins
i6lagenoeu Qrbeiten bel 3epen G.
NItmann.
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@rmnseiaentbums . llebertraaumaem.

u. Meerideibt an Mm. &upperts.
berg, @runbiif In Miifonsfr. $3.50.
Moams & Wides an Serb. Urban,
@runohiid in Burneitltr. $500.
s. 8. Sbornton on u. 9ofmeper, A
older aus benz eitrabosS urbep. $3.50.
Sames 8. 9arris on u. 6ofmeper, 4
@der aus oemielben SurbeD. $1135.
aug. 6ape on 8. Steu. 2 @runbs
Hide i'm l. 9iffritt (&anse 2. gitp Got
y. 5000.
u. Meerf6eibt on &iharb 2acroir,
@runbfid in Nbamsftr. $3.50.
gb. Steoes en-. on Sobm 6ammonb,
68 Nder (befannt dig ,Nlter 6air>
plab"). $14. 900.
Nba Wdloer an Sobn Qammonb. SO
Qder am San psbro Greet. SIG, 700.
8. Cunningham unb anbere an 6.
Get SEN, @runofid on gebalositr.
1900.
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I'm Die Waher G~pmiumentei,.

DieWaner @oniumenten tuerben blers
bur6 bena9ridti9t, bab bic @ebtibren
fir oas Quartal bonn Gebruar big Moi
ieBt fduig inb. lin m6gli6f f9neae
8e3ablung mirb eriu6t.
Die WaferwertsG o m pagnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-10

Bds- l1nfere Mpotbeterirma Sips 6
@iIbertboru bdlt mdbreno Der
gan3en Na1t offen, unb es 1T bafelbft
pdbreno Der 3eit ifsts elm gutter Mpo'
tbeter borsufinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-10

unernartete 6 rgdnaung.
Sonataasidser: $50 babe Big iebt
nod auf ieber Sasb WiIb ge-
Gottter [ibn unterbrebenb @:=
felt uno e'nen Srei6er getroHen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-10

sas~ Serr M. s. Sacobon bat
bas einaige beuti6e pbotograpbii1e Mtes
lier in SaH Antonio. Suite @rbeit uub
biaige preiie. No. 2 @alt Souftons
StraBe ueben Der Bride gu eberer @rbe.
Die ausgeiteaten 8ilber 3elgen bon Der
finflerii9en Gertigfeit bes Germ Sa.
cobiou unb Sober foate fe befi6tisen.
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= Gas gr6bte Eager bon @ewebr.
unb &ebolOer>p atronen bel piper &
g 9ultbeR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-10

S6aele 9eilrns erfolst BEL allen
ytlerenleiben bur9 bic Mnpenbuag bon
Or. Nug. 36nie's 9amburger Sropfen.
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uufreimiIIiae 2pmif.

u II IItEUt u Ut Il.
Der bieiise Gleiidbefdauer fano bel
Der mitroftopii6en unterfu6ung bes
Gleiidermeifters 4. in beAen Gleifde
cine Wenge freier MusteItridinen.
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~ Bel Sips & @iIbertborn
gde 6ouiionsS traBe unb apeaue c, 1T
cine feline NusmabI Soilettegegeniidnbe
unb Parfimerien gu bilisen preiien
i'll haben.
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. e t. q II, q t.

. e ans t..
SUITE Rleibermaderinnen Def guiem
2o1n. Belfdnsige Mrbeit.
WoIff & Marr,
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d u.

Sag einnal, 5reuno. tp!e Hellt Ours
benin eigentlid an, baB Du mdb=
renb oes GarneoaIs iiberau einaelaben
tpirft 2
Sa, febt 9u, bas mad id TO: Sd
eradhle in alen befannten Gamilien,
OaB Id gu 6ieier 3eit berreiie. Die benz
ten oann, ben f6nnen mir rubig einla,
ben = er fommt ia bod ni9!. Natir=
LTD bin ID nidt b~erreift = unb nebme
idmmtli6e @inlabungen an.
Salraticn Oel lit elm unfeblbare3 Seilmittel fur Guz
denz rfer @elentI6mer3en, RbeumattSmuS nno Neuz
ral9ia. SIS erlethtert pte Samer3en ipfprt, seritbrt be
urIahen ~berlelben unb tpitet nue % GentS.
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% Wabetids SAINT besablt 4
pro3ent 3inien fur 3eits Sepoiittn.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E:y oae Wps
henblatt SO so.
Reifenbe Mseuten:
s. g. 8usd.
6pbert Yenniger.
u. Smprpbimp.
I ii | / 8.

Gan Qntonio. 10. Mdr3 go.
Gin Trember iiber Die 3ufunft BON
Ean Wntpnip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14

OF flesh and an increase Of grip Of three
kilos. His other conditions are normal.
His diet during the last twen,y-four hours
was . mixture OF his elixir kaiser. water
croton. three cigars and > corncob pipe
full of tobacco. Altogether the doctors
examination fnds him in good condition,
and he is likely TO continue his fast without
bad effects.
Physicians are still silent as to what en-
ables this man to accom- plish that which
has killed or wrecked for life hundreds of
others. They are all ready to affirm that
Succi has not been nourished. ANALYSIS
has proved that, but they are not ready to
give an opinion on the other matter.
Succi is constantly on parade. II visitors
are in the room he Is sprv and active. II
he is alone he moves about as If his joint
were rusty and needed oiling. When talk
ing he is bright. and his face is all smiles.
If deserted for q minute the Italians eyes
seem sunk into his head, and an expression
of despair passes. over his features, and re-
mains there until more people come in or
he is spoken to by his physician.
Succi was irritable today. TRIES an
moved him. His good nature has been .
noticeable thing about him on previous
days. but today he found fault with his
lecturer. with what people said--in fact.
with everything. Succi says he aiwavs
loses temper in his fasts and SO that indi-
Gates nothing. bur he added that generally
he does not feel that way until the fifteenth
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14
fac,fic County News.

SOUTH BEND. Nov. IL. - Especial. Pacific
counry stood ~ its colors and elected he entire
Rel ubli IAN county ticket, besides giving large
najorities {, all Republican candidates for
congress and thu state legislature.
Weighty matters are at present agitating the
minds of the councilmen. Applicant ,ns for
franchises have teen pouring in. but a. vet none
nave been granted, the council wisely taaing
time 10 consider the granting of such important
rights
Trade relations are about to be established
with the Sound cities by means of the steamer
Alice Blanchard. which will ply between the
sound and Portland, making regular stops at
south Bend. Portland heretofore has monopo
lied the large trade of South Bend which will
Low be rightly shared by the cities on the
sound.
On account of not receiving wages promptly
the Chinese employed on this eni OF the
Northern Pacific railway quit W TX last week.
but their wages ayfng been paid them they
nave now all returned TO labor. A large force
now al work on the terminal grounds.
More peopl. are CONT & to South Bend now
than ever before; every boat land sng is crowded
with strangers AMI persons VINO intend making
their homes mere permanently.
forty-acre tract west II the South Bend
Mill Com any's idition is being slasned pre-
parstory to its being placed in the market TO be
sold in the form OF lots.
A 81. Joha's Episcopal church was organized
asst week. Lots have bsen secured and build
ing fund 10 being raised to proceed with the
building at once.
DR.. D. w. Stewart, of Des Moines, Ia, has To-
Gated here to engage in the practice of medi-
cine. His son, r. r. Stewart will open and
conduct a furniture business
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14
DR.. Henry NJ. Dexter Is Dead.

New BEDFORD. Mass, Nov. 13.-Dr.
Henry NJ. Dexter died this morning.
Henry M-rtyn Dexer was born in P.ympton,
Mass, August Ii, 1921 n. was graduated at
Yale in 1S4o. at Andover theological seminary
in 1874 and was called to be psstor of the Con-
gregational church at Manchester, N. H.. In the
same year. In l849 ne removed to Boston and
remained in charge of what Is now the Berksly
street Congregational church until 1861 From
1851 till 1866 he was edito- OF the CONGREGATION
att and from 1859 til 1866 of the Congregational
Quarterly. the publication OF which ne began in
connection with Drs. Clark and Quint. In 1867
he resigned his pastorate to become editor-in-
chief of the consolidated Recorder and Congre-
gotonalist He was frequent cnntribr tor of
historical essays and periodical literature. In
1865 he Received the degree of DID,. from an
Iowa college and in 1889 from Yale From 1877
till 1880 he was lecturer on Congregationaism
at Andover theological seminary. TIE last
years OF DR.. Dexter's life were devoted 10 his
;orica works. hief among which is his "Oid
Plymouth Colony"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14
Faol,sh Martyrs.

There are martyrs and martyrs. Some were
wise In the loisiest. some are silly IN the most
tmprovident sense. The word improvident ex-
sctly applies To tho latter class. since they
neglect to provide AGAINST threatened danger.
We commtsersts, but we cannot respect them.
Among the siliiest are martyrs to rheumatism.
who might have prevented daily and mighty
recurring torture by the early use OF Hos'e ter's
Stomach Bitters, blood depur, mt more efficient
In removing the virus of this complaint from
the circulation than any thu far brought 10 the
notice OF the general comm unity and the medical
profession. II promo'es greater activi OF the
kidney, the ehsnne. through which blood i'm
purities, productive of rheumatism, govt and
aropsy, are principally expelled. and II impart
desree OF vigor digestion and assiniatto.
which mas most favorable Bearing on the gen
era heath. 1t alko remedies bilousnes-,
kidney troubles and malaria.
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Against a Monopoly.

CHICAGO. Nov. 11.-In the circuit court today
Judge Tuley rendered decision on the bill of
the Amerit an Live stock Comm sson Company
against the Chicago stock Exchange, to re-
strain defendants from enforcing the rule pro-
hibiting its members from trading with
plaintiffs. The point raised threatened to revo-
iutionize the entire business of the STOCK yards
by establishing on a firm basis the COM
plsinant company, which is Q combination
of shippers formed to sell their own stock. with
out allowing brokers to hold IT. The decision
was decided victory for the brokers, the court
holding that com plainants are seeking to create
a monopoly by effscting combination to con-
troll the entire live stock market This being
the case plaintiffs can have no remedy in
court OF equity, which cannot encourage the
formation Of monopolistic enterprise. The
com piainauts appealed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14
TRADE WITH new ZEALAND.
A Good balance In Our FavOr-Steameri
Should he Subsidized.

A g God balance In Our FavOr-Steomera
should BE subsidized.
WASHINGTON CRY, Nov. 13-ISpecial. j.
Consul Kennedy, ct Auckland, New
Zealand, writing TO the state department.
OF trade between that country and this,
saws: 1.-The total value of imports from the
United States during 1889 amounted to
81, 712. $50, an increase over the preceding
year of $96835. The value of exports to
the United ates during the same period
was $l.7O6 $50. thus showing the balance
of trade TO be $500 in our favor at the
close of last year Imports from the
United States to New Zealand during the
past ten years amounted to SIT $50. 255;
exports to America, $16 1886, $50. thus leav-
ing balance to our credit for ten years
trade of 81. 34l 1876. Considering that there
has been no special effort made on our
part to cultivate those commercial rela-
tons which are becoming so necessary TO
the creation of a new market for the sur
plus manufactures of the United states.
the above figures cannot be considered I'M
favorable.
II believe am justified in saying that If
an earnest effort is made toward extending
our trade with these colonies our present
trade would more than double annually.
This, however. can only be accomplished
by more frequent communication. Consul
Connolly then makes strong plea for gov
eminent assistance to the Oceanic Steam
ship Company, which is now running .
line of steamers between San Fran
cisco and the colonies. and points
ont the fact that New Zealand
has for years borne the brunt of this ex-
pense. but has refused to do so longer"
He saws the withdrawal of these steamers
would be the deatn-b.ow to American
progress in the South Pacific. 1t would
tend to ALLEVIATE the friendly desire to trade
with The United States that at present hap
PLY exists, and it would require years of
determined and unremitting effort to es-
tablish the friendship and prestige that we
at present enjoy on the seas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14
RIoTING AT ANN ARBoR.

Students Fight with Militia-One Man
Killed by Stone.
ANN ARBoR. Mich, Nov. ia serious
riot occurred here last night between
students and a company of militia. The
students fell in behind the company. much
10 its annoyance. Lieutenant Granger
ordered the company to charge upon the
students. Then ensued one of the hercest
hand-to-hand conflicts ever Witnessed here,
the militia using muskets as clubs, and the
students anything available. Several were
badly injured. Irving .Dennison, of
Toledo, died this morning. He was struck
by q stone.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14
Incendiaries Set Fire to Barn Near
Powder Works At WilmingtOn.

Powder works At wilmington.
WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. l2.-TSpcciaL THE
fourth larn belonging 10 the Dupont Powder
Company was burned LAST night by ali iucen-
diary. The loss was $1,000. TIE bara was less
than half mils from one OF the companys
largest MAGAZINES, and had the wind been bow
ing in that direction the immense magazine
would undoubted have been fired. and an.
other terrible explosion occurred
The greatest conservation has been spread
among the tenants OF the Dupont pr pertv,
however, and as every con1sgrsuon has given
evidence OF being of an iacendiary origin, the
inhabitants of that community have COM
menced an organized search for the fends, for
wnom Dupont offers a reward OF $1,000 The re-
cent terrible explosion was, no douot the work
of some reveugeful party or parties
All the trouble has rccured since the death OF
old Co onei Henry Dupont little over q year
ago. and the fires are thought 10 be the outcome
Of the wholesale discharge that Immediately
followed The prevailing opinion is that an
organized band is at work. having for its object
the exterminatioa of the ancient family. aud
the entire destruction of their property. the
proximity of the powder mills and stores to tie
city of wilmingt his aroused n feeling Of
alarm among the citz ms, for the recent ex-
nlosion is but shadow of what might result If
the other mills were fred.
Two colored men were arrested today on sus-
melon and one is 50 TO nave admitted having
some knowledge of he conspiracy.
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PORTLAND. Nov. 1l.-lSpecial. 1.-The executors
of the will OF the late Ella N. smith prese ted
a report of their do ngs to the county court to-
day. Miss Smith bequ atned $4,000 TO The
Boys and Girls Aid Society OF this city. 5000
each to the Women's Union and Ladies' Relief
Society and Unitarian CHURCH Of this city.
about 5000 t. various private persons and the
residue of her estate for the erection aud main
tanning OF Guiding for he use of the Port and
Library Association. This last bequest will
amouat To at least sl20 0O0 and il is qui g cer-
tain. owing 20 judieicu, baud ing OF the estate,
that it viii amount TO the magnificent sam OF
xI5a 0nn
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Dani.l Appleton Dead.

New YORK Nov. 13.-Daniel Appleton,
OF the publishing firm of Appleton & Co.,
died this morning He was stricken with
apoplexy Sunday.
Daniel Sidney Appleton was born in Boston
April 8, 1924 aud was q son of the founder of
the firm He entered the publishing business
on the retirement OF his father, in lS45. the sig
nature Of the firm remaining Daniel Appleton
Il Co.
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ealxado,,s gation to united Staten.

AcAPuLco Mex. Nov 1i.--ISpeeial I-General
Benj min Molina Gusrols, SaivadOrisn mis-
ister 10 the United States, is passenger aboard
the Pacific Mail steamer San Jose, which has
sailed for San Francisco. General Guerola will
establish the first legation in Washington City
that his country has ever hsd there. On arriv-
ing at saa Francisco he VIII 20 direct TO Wash
ington City, where the state department has
been fully Informed OF the intentions of Saliva
dor To e. tsblish Q legation. X is stated that ss
soon as General Guerois is received by Prssi-
dent Harrison ne Will ask the United States gov
eminent 10 esta blish legs.io at the capital of
Co Saf