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The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
& THE FINANCE COMMITTEES.
The Appeal for Money Withdrawn t
Await the Action OF the British

| The Appeal for Money Withdrawn to
Await the Action OF the British
Government.
| The American Committee for the re-
lief Of famine in ireland issues the fol-
lowing public statement. in which il
says:
The American Committee Tor the re-
lief OF famine in Ireland temporarily
withdraws its appeal to the American
people. AT the time that appeal was is
sued there was no reason for believing
that the distress which would follow the
failure OF the potato crop in ireland
| would be relieved otherwise than by
American generosity. Nc steps had
been taken by the British Government
to meet the crisis. The first effect OF the
action of the American Committee was
to provoke unchristian ard Aippant de-
malls by the English Troy press that
distress existed or that famine was
threatened, Nevertheless, the devel-
opments OF the last month have fully
confirmed the warning of impending
calamity put forth in the American
Committees appeal.
But while the physical situation IN
distressed ireland has not altered there
has been provided the promise at least
of relief HIGH will be adequate even to
the dire nature of the distress which is
at hand. The British Government has
been spurred, first, to investigate
through it's chief secretary for Ireland
the danger which threatened the lives of
lis people, and second to undertake a
system of public works in the distressed
districts, which, by affording partial re-
liefs will at least postpone the invasion
of the demon of famine. The Commit
tee has good reason for believing that
this sudden activity on the part
OF tho British Government is largely
due TO the PROMPT sympathy and sup.
port spontaneously offered from this
country, and the Committee accordingly
congratulates the American people on
having secured for the sufferers in Ire
land q substantial hope of relief without
the expenditure Of a dollar. Under
these changed circumstances, and mas
much as the British Government is now
pledged TO prevent distress coming to
the Irish people, The American Commit
tee is Of the opinion that there may be
NO need OF sending food and clothing to
Ireland from America.
The statement says that the Irish en-
voys now in America approve the &C
tion of she committee. The organiza-
ton of the committee will be kept up
to see whether the British Government
will keep it's pledges or not.
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
West Superior Waves.

West Superior Waves,
speci al Correspondence of the Irish Standard
Mrs. Myron Reed is very III.
A short adjourned term of the circuit
court was held last week.
Men and teams are departing for the
woods. The city contracts are being
closed out for the winter.
W. J.. Scanlan presented t'Ayles
Aroon" to $3.50 house here on the 5sh
inst. Myles and his Maggie won the
hearts of all and will long be re-
membered.
John T. Condor, of Duluth, has as
snmed the management of the Grand
Opera house. Mr. Condor has leased
the Grand for term of FIVE years at
an animal rental of $1,000.
Mrs. r. J. Shields is around again and
has entered upon her duty as music
teacher in the public schools of the city.
The little folks we're all delighted at
having her back once more. a
Election is over and so tar as Douglas
county is concerned the g. O. P. is ON
top. The Democrats succeeded in elect.
ing but one Of their candidates, viz,
Donald Kennedy for sheriff. M. Muir
ply for county treasurer and Edward
Dundon for register Of deeds were de-
feated, the latter by A. Erickson, an
Independent. The Democratic ticket
was--every thing told-a very strong
one, but in the recent local election as in
the past the trouble was not lack of
Democrats SO much as material lack
of offices for the many ambitious Dem
ocrats who are unwilling to abide the
choice OF the conventions, but thrust
themselves forward as Independents and
with liberal use Of money and strong
personal appeal to friends beg or buy
votes sufficient not to elect themselves
but to defeat the regular nominees. To
this cause and to none either can the de-
feat Of M. Murphy, Ed. Dundon and
DR.. Linger, candidate for the assembly
be ascribed. Wisconsin did nobly and
has administered just rebuke to
Hoard and Spooner, who sought to cove,
up their wrongs with the school issue.
However, one thing is very certain thai
Douglas county was not s.in it, and well
might the Democrats of Superior hang
their heads in shame. But Peck and
all the schools are nothing as compared
with faotional ambition.
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15

mission. The book On cav airy ret or1naa,
which Capt. N Dian published shosssdil
how disgusted he. was with tie arrange
nents preside a over BY Che Old woman
warriors At Whitehall, many of whom
bad practically little knowledge of cam
paigning.
4 Capt. Nolan received the fatal order
from Lord Raglan. OF course Lord
Raglan, in hurriedly writing the order,
made a mistake, for he. could not mean
that a few squadrons of horse should
alone dash at the batteries Of the Rus:
sian Army in something like line ol
battle. And the able veteran officer,
who bore that ordsr from him Of course
sew at once that there was a mistake;
but it. seemed to him that, under existing
circumstances, it would be 8 far greater
mistake not to avail OF the order, and
literally carry it out. The branch OF the
service in which he was an enthusiast
had been sighted, and with something
liberalization he carried the message to
the ornamental head Of the Light
Brigade. I.
When Lord Cardigan received the
"blundering' message from Lord Raglan
he read the order and stared about him
where is the enemy am told to at
tack?' ''There, sir, replied Nolan
scornfully, and pointing to the batteries
in 'front.' there is your enenyW But
to make sure that the movement would
take the right course, he would pioneer
it himself. Then it is related that,
getting off bis horses back, he frightened
the girth, and remounting, as the trum-
pet sounded, he rode out some sixteen
yards in advance, heading the charging
sQuadrnns, until the Russian batteries
opened fire and the brave fellow was
torn from his saddle by cannon ball.
England is justly proud Of the exploits
of her army at Alma, at Inkerman and
at Balaclava, but the exploit of which
she is most proud is the charge of the
Six Hundred which Captain Nolan
brought about. Yet the name of that
Irish soldier of guiding head and hand
is now almost unmentioned, and poets
and critics conjoin him with tine Raglans
aud Cardigans in the dreary statement
that Somebody Numbered"
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15

and Mrs. Quinn who has entered the
sacred ministry. Father David Quinn.
who died recently, was one ef the best
known preachers in Australia, whilst
another son, Father Michael Quinn, is
one Of the most jealous OF priests. We
congratulate the family of Father
Thomas Quinn upon the ceremony Of
Sunday, and we trust that his mission
airy life may be full of the best results
for the Church and for himself.
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15

2naments and alls that he Wins IN prizes
will be his own. ''sss Slosson ssvs chat if
Plott comes. add tional tournaments
will be arranged Tor after the cushion
scarom tournament to be 'p'syed il jan
.uary. II s 81 S
ss Many American riders and club COM.
mittees are anxious to know how first
class bicvcle tracks are built. and for
their information we briefly describe
the TorquaY track, one Of the fastest
paths in ENGLAND. e lsa quarter mile,
with two Is ward straight and two SO
yard semi circular curves. The surface
Is Of the finest limestone clippings, and
the track is bevelled towards the in
side, with provisions for turning, SO
thatit is entirely dry within an hour
after heavy rain storm. The corners
are banked three feet SIX inches on the
curves. and the banking extends ~
feet into the straights. The track is
measured foot from the inside curb.
It is 20 feet wide. and in the finishing
straight "a feet. 1t has fences on the
inside and out with iron posts, with q
gateway opposite the door Of the COM
petltors' rooms.
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
a Young Mulllngar Priest.

The Westmeath Examiner Of October
Is contains the following:
On Sunday last in the chapel attached
to ST. Mel's college, Longford, the Most
Rev. DR.. Woodlock, Bishop Of Ardagh
and Clonmacnoise, raised to the dignity
OF priesthood the Rev. Thomas Quinn,
son Of Mr.. Joseph Quinn. OF Mnllingar
The ceremony was private, those wit.
Messing it being hut the professors Of
the college and the immediate relatives
5of the young priest. Amongst those
present were Mr.. Joseph Quinn, Mrs.
Quinn, and Miss Quinn, Nj. @. Nc
Cormack Mullingar uncle to Father
Quinn, and Master Flood, cousin.
Father Quinn III the third son or ME-.
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
a Republican Gerrymander.

Republican Gerry and
"AIgernon, asked Mrs. Boothby what
is gerrymander ~ ~.
"My dear" asked Algernon, by way OF
reply, Ibid you ever read the lines Of
Pope 8a5 liz
Vice is monster Of so frigbtful mien
Asto be hated needs but to be seen;
Yet seen too Oft. familiar with her face,
We first endure, then pity, then embrace.
"Of course I have, = said Mrs. Boothby
petnlantly. What do you mean ?"
"Well, there you have it.
"Have what, stupid ?"
"Why, that's what Pope wrote about a
gerrymander."
Nonsense"
"Well, it is, didn't know until lately;
but it's so. Take the Republican party
now. Just as soon as it sees a gerry
mander running around in the Demo
cratic door yard it holds up it's hands id
holy horror, gets black in the face with
Indignation and denounces itwith virtu-s
Os@S VIA 10y duA ny, uOA Io A0eS AoONCA
at it awhile, it gets to thinking that a
gerrymander isn't so bad thing to
have. Then it pities the poor thing,
slides around the Democratic back fence
and opens the gate and let's it out. Then
it thinks that Il gerrymander is really q
nice thing. Then 1T shows it into his
own yard. When it gets there it is dead
in love with it, and hugs it in ecstacy,
and wonders why anybody should say
mean things about it,. Pope may not
have known a gerrymander, but he
wrote -"
"Algernon,'' said Mrs. Boothby snaps
pishly, "what are you talking about? Is
a gerrymander fowl 20
"That's what the other fellow calls it.
growled Algernon,s and he stamped OFF to
the club and RECALLED the members with
a dissertation on the incorrigible, ire
fragable, impenetrable and inexplicable
stupidity of Mrs. Boothby.
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15

TIE Illustrated American speaks as
follows Of the Grand Old Man: MI.
Gladstone has arrived at a venerable
and majestic old age. He has behind
him the record Of q well.sDent life. .He
bears an untarnished fame. No private
vices,no public corruption have djmmed
it's lustre. One would think that no
honest person, however he differed from
the Grand Old Man in politics, could
deny his honesty, his patriotism, his
untirlng efforts for what he conceived
to be the general good. Yet you hear
Eaglishmen speak Of him as if he were
unfit to associate with gentlemen.
You see dignided and scholarly papers
like the Saturday Review revile him III
terms that are simply ludicrons to any
impartial observer. Ii he were Matt
Quay himself they could not pour
greater contumely upon him. Indeed.
it was not SO very long ago that hid
eous poem appeared in the Saturday
Review in which comparison was
struck between him and Judas Iscariot,
to the manifest advantage Of the latter.
Thank Heaven there is a future which
will do justice to the memory Of one
who in his life time commanded nn-
bounded applause from the world at
large and unstlnted hatred from many
Of his compatriOts.
The Irish standard., 1890-11-15

STEELE COUNTY DEMOCRAT: Most
people look upon an elective Office as q
bonanza, which is the birth-r right of
every bright American citizen, who
caught 1t by hook or crook. but Office
seeking and ofice-getting has ruined a
thousand bright young men, where 1T
has helped one into prominence. Let
the average Young man get the office
seeking bee in his bonnet and he is
ruined for life. If he succeeds III get
ting an Office, he wants one forever
after, and feels aggrieved If he is not
provided with it. Heloses self.reliance
and manIiness. and allows himself to
become a beggar at the public table, in
stead OF the powerful dispenser IF favors
which he might have been. OF all
pltlful subjects. the worn out politician,
who sees his power wane, his majorities
decrease, and his friends fall away, is
the most to be pitied. Every county
and state is full of them. and they are
conspicuous warnings as wrecks upon
a rock coast. yet few take alarm. Let
the young man who has run for Office
for the first time and been defeated.
congratulate himself on his narrow es-
cape from the fate which strands a
soured and disgruntled politician at
middle age on the banks Of Salt River,
with no return voyage in prospects and
only bitter memories and disappointed
hopes. Blessed are the disappointed in
politics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-28

Chains,
Cocoa Mats, Kettles,
Sauce Pans, Fry Pans,
Bedsteads,
Fence Wire,
sheathing Metal,
Roofing Iron,
Cane Knives,
Cutlery.
Sole Leather Trunks,
White Lead, Red Lead,
Boiled Linseed Oil,
Castor Oil, Betting,
Coal Tar, Water Tanks,
Fire Brick, Red Brick, Alum,
Red Ochre, Fire Clay,
Bags, Irvine,
Filter Cloth,
Soap, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes,
Perfumery, Flags,
Rono Rr,sho.
Croouet Sets
Dressing Cases,
M;rrors
Saddles
Brides, Felts, Whips, Spurs,
Blankets, Sheeting,
Dry Goods, Merinos.
Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
Victoria Lawns,
yelyets. Embroidered Dresses.
F,annel
Rospo, Trunk.
picnic Hammers
pc Mo.s Corn.,s
uos;erv
Scarfs
| c,,;.; 1o.o.. ..,,,os
U,. D.
C.t. Dill.
-,
E:Io C..-.o
| Dust s'Et o'oa Il ss'S'''
Fine i'oSief' ''i'A' '1i''o' 0o'''n'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-28
NEWS AND NOTES.

The decline in land values still
continues in England \ farm of
$40 acres at Sheppey, which was
bought for SIC, 600, is now offered
for s3, 400, and farm Of go acres
near Chelmsford can be purchased
for 81 800.
The New York Times hangs out
the white flag on the subject of
ship-building. 1t says that the San
Francisco's performance is sufficient
to wrest the palm for American
ship-building from the Atlantic
coast and transfer it to the Scott
yard at San Francisco.
Among the living sovereigns
those who have lived longest are
the emperor of Brazil, who assembled
the throne in 1881, at the age of
six; Queen Victoria, who succeeded
in 1887, and Duke Ernest of Sake
Coburg- Gotha, crowned in 1874
The Oldest sovereign is Pope Leo
Kill, who is seventy-eight years
OLD; the youngest Is the King OF
Spain, not yet three.
Articles of incorporation have
been filed creating one of the larg-
est and most powerful brewing
companies in the United States. 1t
will be known as the American
Brewing Association of San Fran
cisco, and the Board of Directors
will include the following we'll
known business men and capital.
lists: Adolphus Busch, st. Louis; A
B. Spreckels, San Francisco; John
A. Hooper, San Mateo; James Phe'
Ian, Charles A. Zinkand, Herman
Leibes and l. B. L. Brandt all O
San Francisco. The capital stocl
of the concern is s3,000,000 il
10000 shares of 100 each. TIL,
actual amount, subscribed is $500,
900, divided as follows: Messrs
Busch, Spreckels, Hooper, Phelan
Zinkand and Leibes, ia share
each, and Mr.. Brandt 716 shares.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-28
Builders Of Steam Machinery

In all Its branches.
Steam boat Steamship. Land Engines & Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete,
with bulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade In which
they are to be employed. Speed. tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler OF sheet Iron, Of any
size, made n suitable engths for con Meeting
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made by this estab1is shine mt, riveted by
hydraulic rivetiRg machinery, that quality OF
work being far superior to hand work.
SHIP WORN, Ship and Steam Capstans. Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast of the Heine Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irri cation OF
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
--J9p, Room, No q unstairs EDrecte Bloch
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-28
GEO. w. LINCOLN,

1T>HE BUILDER, STILL IN THE FIELD AS CON-
all kinds
appertainng work belonging his trade
cutad
all kinds of appeain-
enabled
all worth doing WELL
Thanking public past favos,
respectfully
Ak GEO. W. LINCOLN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13
Gine arpBe 0cranoeruua.

Der tiirsli6 erfolste Sos bes 9srrn
Deuti6 bon Fer pObIbtfannten Girma
g, 0eutf9 & 6 o.. beranlaBt Die
tibrigen Mtitslieber Der Sirma cine grpBe
8erdnberurg bor3unebmen. Mm bers
gangenen Montag begann bic Girma
ihren groBen 8orroib bon 9dnittpaaz
rem aus3uberfaufen, ba iie beabi6tist
nur nod @tDtbing unb QerrensS oilettes
Ariitel ausfdlieBlt6 su ftbren. Dieter
gu perfaufenoe 8Orratb bon S6nitts
waaren, Der nit BEN WaarenlGeer Der
Girma 6. .. GraHf bereinigt porben
1T, if febr rei6baltig unb umfanarei6,
auein Bic Maaren parben pine GiffGt
auf &%oIenpgsis lo59ei6iaseu weroen,
bamit bic beabf6tiete 8erdnberung 10
idHeu uie mbalid ausgsfibrt peroen
faun. Wir eribeilen alien Damen bsn
guten &nib, i'm alien Store BON g.
Deutfd & So. boraufpre6en, unb 3tpar
ioglei9, ba nod cine bplle Wuspabl
botbanben lit, unb ii9 bon ben geboies
men gortbsilen gu iiber3sugeu.
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2(n Die 9Sepubtifaner.

81 ieiHe: &igeni5aft dig YtdIiberlt
ner nationaIen repu6litaniiden 2iBa
Do 8eIn5-einer 8ereiEigung bon re-
ptblitonif0en @lubs-hat Sol. Sannes
.. Nsucomb cine MoreHe erlafen, sl-
na6f OIL bic Wit9lieber bieIer CLUBS
uno i'm oeiteren Gimme Gil Die J}epub!iz
fanet be5 States Seras.
9as Wi@ti9fte in biefer Nbrelie 1T
bic Wuforberung an bic &epublifaner,
cine ftarfe neiBe Yartei su biloen, ba
bic eiu5ige 0ofnung elmer bur6greifeus
ben Organization cuff Der peiben Be-
bblferung berubt. Col. Nencomb be-
griinoet bic Gorberung babur6, DaB bic
bemofratii6e partei f6 ftets nit
8orliebs Die Yartei nbes tpeiBen
Mannes" aenannt uno bic n6ars
ben . 2inie" ge3oeen babe. 2eBtere
biIbet aber nod Wemcombs On.
f6t beute bas ein3ige SiaoerniB III rem
Wanstbum uEb bet Wa9tentfaltung
Ser Nepublitaner. Gen farbigen &es
pubIitanern Mrs Der Natb ertbeilt, f9
ebenfals gu organifiren unb ielbffdnz
bi6e Clubs gu stiinben. Dur6 biefe
Sbeilung miro bas republifanii9e prin.
clip ni@t beGlebt; i'm @egentbeil neroen
F6 bic 51waroen zines beferen S6uz
bes 5eiiens ber DeiBen &epu6lifaner
erfreuen.
Mas bieien lebteren Bunft anbetrift,
10 miKen mir iiber bic Musiibrungen
bes 6errn Netpcomb unIere leiien 3peiz
feI ausoriiden. Wir feben ni6t Elm,
boB Die ueiBen 3epublifaner I'M Stanbe
pdren, mebr fir Die Gar5ieen au tbun
unb beier fur le ein3utreten, na6bem
fe fi6 bou ibnen Iosgeiagt ober ibnen
ielbit ben Nbf6ie6 ge9ebsn baben.
Was bat aber nun bic Sbeilung in ben
Clubs 3u beheuten, pern WeiBe uno
6arbige benno1 pieber in ben primdr.,
@ountps uno 5taats 8eriammlunsen
unb &onbentiouen suiammeufommeus
Wo bleibt benn ba oas @egengelpi6t
gegen bic vpartei bes meiben Maunes2"
O0er mo1te 6err Nepcomb Die Sdpat,
5en gang unb gar aus Der republifani=
f1en partei entfernen un6 fredt ct nur
bic Jabler aug, UNI gu feben, ob Die
Sbee Wntlang finoet uuO meter ausges
fponnen unb berfrl8t pirb?
Wer bat aber Die S9nar5en in Der
republifanilden partei BON Seras 9roBs
%geaoaen?- Sod sur bic peiBen Giibrer.
tpel6e Die Iarbigen benuBten, I'M fi9
in Der Wa6t 81 erbalten. Greili9 inb
ibnen bic colorirten Greunbe iebt iiber
ben GOpf gepa6feu, bic ebemaltgen
9iener BADEN %angsfangeu, gu befeblen
unb MIN nil man lie mieber losperben.
1ns bat has gan3e republitanifGe
Stats @recutipsG omite nit ieiner 3abls
rei6en f6mar3en Mit9liebern i9on felt
LANCE ebenio tpenig mebr imponirt, ME
bic bon ben meiben profefions. PoIitiz
fern nit S9mar3en p~gepadten" 5taats.
Gonpentionen = mel9e in ben leBten
Sabren iiberbaupt iebr anrii9iS getpor,
ben Fino. Cine 2duteruug oer partei
erfdeint uns ebenfalls iebr notbmenbig,
aGerbings nidt nur bon ben S9war3sn
unb cen fduf li6en @lementen unter IT,
men, fpnbern aud cine YeFreiung bon
benienisen meiben Jiibrern, Die mad.
peisbar MIR auf 8eute aus tparen.
0ieGei9t betpirft bic nd9ne Gonbention
in San Wntonio etne Nenberung.
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oefentliAe 8efanntma dung.
Mupprs office,

San Matonio, 6. Mai 1890.
8effiegeIte Mngebote pers
ben enfgegengenemmen In biefer Office
am
Sam fag ben IL. Naai 1890,
big Mittag II llbr fit cen Mnfauf bes
Marftbaues gigentbi1ms
in Ser Marft Str. Gin pIan bie5es
gigentbums fam in Der MaporssO Office
etngeieben iperben.
4de Dieter finb berpHidtet, BEL Der
ginrei1ung ibrer Nnsebote Die 5umme,
bon $500 O~iinfbunbert Doaa,s) beim
Gitp @lert -baar ober in beglaubigtem
@bed 81 beponiren, aIs @arantie bas
fhr, DOB fe bas gigehtDuni fnr lire
Wneebot > 5umme uebmen perben.
Soate Der Bieter. bel1en Mneeboi anaes
rommen tnirb, petfeblen. ben 2auf
perfect gu MAIDEN, TO fdlt iene oepontrte
Summe Der Stabtfafe dnbeim.
Die Stabt bebdIt fb bas Meat Dor,
ieoes Der Mugebote abaulebnen.
Die Mngebote finb au abreifrsn on
ben Mapor l1no nit Der Mufidrift an
berfeben: Proposal for the purchase
OF the Market House,
Brpan @alIagban,
Niteltirt: Mapor,
6. g. @Iaubon, Gtabt.G Iert.
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8efanntma1ana.
so Office, |
Gan Wntonio, 6. Mai 1890.

SQH UnlGnlD, D. W(QL loJU.
Naen Yerfonen, meI9e an Dem 0ors
geben Der StaSt in 8s3ug ouf Die @r,
neiterung Der Sioalgo StraBe, bou
Grio ; Strabe bis CUR WeII. 10. Str,
unb CUR Grpropriirung semihen 8ribatz
Gieentbums su oieIsm 3pede intereflirt
iinb, bierbur6 CUR Ra6ri6t, bob bic
bonn County .&i6ter BON 8erar @uuniD,
9errn S. 8. Mur3ba6, e%rnannten
@Dmmifdre GUT AbIddbun8 bss Wers
Ties Der au erpropriirenben @runbfiife
ibrenS eri6tpoQenbet uno bemGiips@lerf
eingerei6t baben. ueber biefen 8eri6t
nirb Der Stabttatb Don San Nnionio
in ieinsr 5ibune BON Montag, ben 26.
Mai 1890, Na9mitta9s baIb 5 u6r in
8eratbuns tmreten, unD ole Yerionen,
pel6e Ii6 burd bas 8orgeben Der gee
nannten @Ommifdre in iraenb melder
Weiie beeintrd9ti9t ooer benaGtbeiligt
elaubeu, werben baum Geleseubsit boz
ben, ibre 8ei6nerben beim Stabtrathe
bor3ubringen.
Brpan GaIlagban,
Nttenitt : MfaDor.
6. g.. @laubon, Stabts@ lert.