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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10

NEW YORK, Oct. l0-Tbe police censu.
enumerators have turned in SO Of the
election district returns for tins city. the
figures aggreZating l,5s6 25l There are
still fort y-eignt districts To he rep Driei
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10
Dutcb Cattle Emb.rroed.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-The importation of
Dutch cattle into England has been pro.
hibited, owing to the prevalence of dis
ease among the cattle Of the Netherlands
The trade was small one compared with
the American
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10
The Negro Lingo Indicted.

CAMDEN, y ]. Oct. lu.-The coroner.
jury yesterday held the negro. Francis
Lingo, responsible for the death of Mrs
Miller, whose body was found in the
woods near here recently. The case has
created great excitement The testimony
WAS all circumstantial but very dam
aUiuu
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10

PrTrsBURG. Oct. 1O.-The miners Of the
Monongahela district will demand an in
crease of Il cent per bushel this month.
II the operators refuse the demand .
strike will ensue which viii. affect 5000
miners. -
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10

BURLINGTON, Ia, Oct. l0-La grippe
has struck this city again 4 number of
Burlington people are down. Two deaths
from the disease are reported.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10
wilkins Is Too Modest.

The particular pride of Mr. wilkins
garden was the cabbage He used to take
his visitors out to walk around the largest
cabbage in his garden and admire il. 1t
was about as large as a small stack of
hay. and crisp and tender Mr.. wilkins
refuses TO make any public statements
yet about his experiments in growing
crops by electricity, and remains very ret
icent about it. But it is understood that
the experiment on his little farm has been
very successful, and that many of the
amateur farmers of Westchester county
are going to raise their crops by cleo
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10

RELATIVE OF PETER WILKINS ?

An Electrical Story That Would Make
Edison Weep, Probably.
NEW YORK Oct. l0-Talbot wilkins,
an amateur farmer of Westminster couu-
ty, has recently made some very interest
ing experiments in farming by electrici-
ty. Mr.. Wilkins took up the subject of
electrical farming with enthusiasm. He
bought a small battery and before he
planted his onions he gave every onion an
electric shock His radish seed Tom
Thumb peas, butter beans, Hubbard
squash, turnips and cabbages were treat
ed in the same way. The result was that
his garden was green and growing a
month before anybody else's garden was
in sight
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10
A Crusher from vancott.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10-Postmaster Van
colt says of the Michael Davitt charges
that one O'Brien opened letters in the
New York postoffice in 1888, that such
thing was impossible. There was pri-
vate detective named Newcombe employed
in the postoffice about the time ment toned
by Davitt, hut he had never heard of any
such charges being brought against him.
He did not remember any such man as
Matt o Brien.
Consul Hoare's Comments
Consul Hoare characterized the charges
as absurd He said: The idea of her
majesty's cOnsuls being concerned in any
thing like an outrage on the British gov =
eminent is too absurd for discussion.
decline to enter into any discussion of
such matters with the Irish editor As TO
this man McDermott, / have never seen
him, nor have l ever communicated in
any way with the postofice inspector
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to in this article
The charge is absurd and without the
slightest foundation"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10

MINNEAPoIIs, Mimi. Oct l0-On Sat
urday the 500 road will make rate via
the North German Lloyd line from Ne W
York OF 81, and via the Allen and Domin-
ion line from Montreal and Portland of t33
This is a reduction from the regular rate
from Minneapolis of SIS. This action by
the 500 is due to alleged rate cutting by
other roads
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10
NEGOTIATING FOR PEACE.
The League and Brotherhood Magnnt,
Foregather in New York.

The League and brotherhood Msgnntes
For.gather in New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Members of thu
National League were present in la -ge
mum bers at the Fifth Avenue hotel yes
terday. From o'clock Wednesday night
until after midnight A g. SpsN1dinz nd
John b. Day, of the League and AL. John
son W. Goodwin and Ed Talcott, of the
Brotherhood. were closeted in room 439 Of
the Fifth Avenue hotel The matter as
then thoroughly discussed, but no action
was taken. Mr.. Spaulding is authority
for the statement that all were satisfied
that something must be done, and tn It
soon. for the benefit of the game and the
capitalists who have their money invest
ed. The League magnates went into eX
ecutive session at l:31 p. m.
Tripartite Committee.
The action taken during the executiv e
session was TO appoint Spalding. Day AMI
Byrne a committee to confer with similar
committees already appointed from the
Brotherhood and Association and repor1
the result as soon as possible. The three
committees Immediately met and numer.
Gus plans for c Meditation were discussed
bu: nothing definite was agreed upon
The joint committee passed q resolution
agreeing that between Oct. Q and 20 nc
negotiations or contracts will be entered
into with any player by any of the clubs
The conference committees will meet
again Oct. 81
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10
Victoria Makes Inquiries

The queen is much disturbed by the
reports of fatal illness among the grena-
der guards at Bermuda She sent her
private secretary, Sir H. F. Ponsonby, to
the foreign office twice yesterday TO de-
mand the latest news on the subject Up
to last evening, however, Lord Salisbury
had received nothing from the island
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10
The MARKET

CHICAGO. oct. q.
Quotations on the board of trade to-day
were as follows. What No. , October. opened
sltuls. closed pa: December, opened SltSAs
closet Sizes, May. opened Sl.u.'s. clu>,d
Sl.U5s.. Corn o. October. ouent-i Shs. closed
IA; December. opened -, clu-el 81:
May, opened '-A4-7.c. closed 20 Oats No
, October. opened aud closed ;giec; Deem
Der, opened and closed 40. MAY, opened 427Sc,
closed . -. PoTk-Octob-r, opened ss6S.
closed $40; January, opened STA closed
Sll.i2Ls: May. opened and Clu~ed slsI .
Lsri-Uctober, opened s6-0, CLOSED s6l7ls,
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator. &c per
u; fine gathered cream. lali3tc; finest diaries,
l7TiSc E.rss Fresh candled. los on lSc per
doz- Live poultry hens and spring
chic ems. SO 1sc per n; turkeys, sltlOr; ducks.
siTC. Potatoes ( hoice 10 fancy. IuL5Sc peT
hu.: Wisconsin. Is I.1C; sweet ojst"es. S3m1
81 - per bbl Apples illinois green cooking
81 ; - Ter Dbl; eating, SSj0G4.5h
Live stock-Union stock yards prices. Hog.
Market opened rather slow; test grades
firm; common lots easy. light grades, SlSs1
AS rough packing, S3,5lIS:U; mixed 10 :,
sSPsd44s; heavy packing and shipping lots,
S4UtG4.J1
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10

An Infatuated seer attacked Andrew
Hippenmeyer, aged 70 years, Of Madison,
Wis, Wednesday and gored him fright
fully and fatally.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10

Illuminated tor Mayor of New York.
NEf YORK, Oct. 1.-The Peoples Mu-
nioipAl League has eminatsd Francis W.
Scott for mayor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10
THE BANlSHeD GReNaDIeRs.

A Report That They are In bad Health
The Queens Solicitude.
LONDON, Oct. l0.-Much sympathy is
aroused in London by the published state
ment from Bermuda that the second bat
TALON of the Grenadier guards, who were
exiled to that island for characterization,
are being ravaged by disease. They were
great favorites with the public. and
considerable indignation is expressed
against the government for failing to
properly protect the health of one of the
finest battalions in the British army. The
government has no confirmation of the
report.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10

Hay-Upland prairie. S30SGs.S0
Hay-Timotny-Ss 0o1S $50.
Ray-Wild, S10.01.
Corn-53c.
Oats-27 q %
OosI-Sofi lie
Cord WocdSS SGA.C0.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-10

NV ORR. Oct. .
Wheat No. > red winter cash. sl1lsa
L0.; No. . red October, slo4sz'; do Novem-
her, sl.05N4; do December, slU7l,. Corn-No.
. mixed, ~ 51A.c cash; do October, 57lSc.
do November. 55Ssc. Oats-Dull hut steady;
No. = mixed cash. 4ils a4is4c; do November
i5t4c. Rye and harley Nominal Pork
Dull; mess, SlLi0 IT,. Lard Duh and I'M
changed.
Live Stocs. Cattle Market firm. but no
trading in beevcs dressed beef, steady; native
sides, 6ls 'J4c T. o.. sheep and I.amhs-She
firm; lamts active at an advance of lsC p h:
sheep, s4oIH5 - p l,0 Rs; lambs. s. 75l7.O
Hog Market firm; live hogs, s4a%t.n z 100
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10

Mann ihien fein BetpuBtfein babon su
baben, COB mir iiberbaupt antpeienb uas
ren; fsine gi6tabs, tsin 8ogel, tuenn
fie luffig i'm SonnenI6ein herumiprins
gen, fonnte tpeniger on bic @rilten3 befs
fen, aIs er es that. Dur1 einen Wens
i1en, wie Oberit @uilmet mar, brauf
uub FRONT bic 2ebenstraft unb 2uit
10 reiBenb idnea unb fpriibeno, mie Der
.geteiirom iiber bas Miblrao hinf6ieBt,
Dber wie Wlulif bur6 Elm Sfgeimert
ftt6mt. Yis in bic Spiben ieines
S1nutrbarts unb bic nit Sumelen ge.
f6miidien Singer bienein war ct boil
BON 2eben; er ipra1 nit elmer 3unge,
melde burh Elm ebenio unaufb0rli9es
lleberlfr6men elefttilder ,WsaHe in
S6minsung seiebt tpuroe; er faste
Dinse, Die gu sleider 3eit sldn3enb uno
ttiib, wabr unb falid, erbaben uno ges
mein, mutbig unb fsig lpa1en; unauIs
baltIam ipra@ er iiber bies uub oas unb
lpeber etrpas' Gnbets, riibrenb, ersrei.
fenbe Dinge mitunter unb i'm Nusenblid
barauf luitige, unb Nlles ipruoelie er
10 unbetiimmert unb riifbalislos beroor
mie bet Yogel ingt. unb nit eben 10
menigBemubtiein BON Nbfdtltdfeit Ober
petf6nli9er Nerantlportli6feit! uno
nit gan3 ber glei6eu unbetiimmertbeit
Inn bic GoIeen ober uni bic @ebote Der
Sittlidfeit banbelte et aud, es bate
benWnfdsin. als Oh er iid ieinerSddub
li9teit babel eben 10 tpenig bepuBt pdz
re, mie es bic &Iopperi9lanse 1T, menn
fie ibren @ift3abn einbsiidt!
Die mag es fOmmen, Sberit Gull
met. iaete i'd, INNER nod nit Der Wbs
iiGt.. ibn gum Sdwsieen gu briusen.
Sic fpraden porber bon 9ai.3dbnen,
-mas iit tpobl Der @runo baiiir, bab
Ser S66pfer eeraoe bic giftisiten, 9e.
fdbrIi1ften Geptilien 10 prd9tig id6n,
nit 3ingeln unb Glefen, bic in @olb
unb purpurfarben ffrablen uno i9ilz
Iern, seidaffen bat, baB ct gerabe iie 10
iiberaus gldnsenb ausgeffattet, ibnen 10
anmutbige Bemeglidfeit, eine 10 iiber=
itr6menbe GHae BON 2eben perlieben
bat2 peBbalb-
Dos S@0pfun9sDert 1T ebeE Vott
ielbii! unterbra1 mid ntein 3ungenfer,
tiger @af, uno ber Wortftrom, tpel9en
i'd aububalten periudt batte, burds
brad iebt bodsns ben Damn; mein
unumft6Bli1 feifer @lauben 1T: Ser
S96pfer HieBt ielbif in ole feline Werte
iiber! Da fpre1en bic Wenlhen BON
Rntf tt,;o hnn o; nor 9}orfnu hoh tnA
3ieben lange. ernftbafte @efidter ba5u
unb ereeben f6 in iaIbunesuollen pres
bieten iiber Sinbe unb 5dulo! 2ins
.bii6e Nlbernbeit, bic mir uerd6tlid er-
i6eiut. IS lit INNER nur Die sleide.
aemalti9e 9Ottesfraft, wel6e in ben
Siernea gIdnat unb i'm 8llbpurm
leu9tet, bic i'm Sonnenitrable mdrmt,
bic i'm 2i6te ftrnbIt. taufenb nal idb=
ner unb md6tiger nod, als in zines
Weibes augel
l5crtfetuuo foIst.)
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Gin 9rmffebler als GaiIertitef
eSabrifauf.

ais bot 5mei Sabren i1reiot bie
oWoffiIde 3lg.", Raiier Wllbelm L.
ieine 2sbensbabu i6lOB, uno lbm iein
@obn in Der &esietuag folete, erliee
oieier mad Der Infunft aus San &emo
bon SdioB @barlotienburg ats itiuen
Iufruf uan mein 0olt" unb ieinen gr.
LAB uan ben &ei9sfau3ler". Oa tpoate
es Der 3ufaa. baB bel Der Namensun.
teri6rift bic Nafanss6udfaben J. R..
Der beIoen 5itel Smperator uno Ner
binter benz Namen Jrie5rl9. tpel9a ct
mas unoeutli6 gei6rieben waren. Don
DemieniSen. Del1er bic Nbihrift bisz
fer 9iaatsurtuuOen fur bic &eihsbru=
derei 5u beiorgen bate, fit bic r6mil6e
3lffer. Ill. gebalten porben paren.
JreiIiA puroe in Der nd9hen Summer
bes nTeids= unb Staatsan3." (No. u
1889 auf ben Srrtbum aufmerfiam gez
naft, uno atpar nit ber 8agriinbung,
baB bel ytamensunteri9rifteu bes 6err=
i9ers Der 8eiiab elmer 3iffer .auberbalb
Der monarbii6en Sraoitionen Iiegs" !;
aber Der Drudfebler mar nun eiumal
oa, bon allen 3situneen abssbrudt. DON
Wsllllonen 2eiern bet gan3en Wslt aufs
genDmmen unb bat iid erbalten big
beute. Der senannieH 3eitung gebi ba-
rtibsr bon elnem @eidi9isforfGer bic
fOI9enbe GarIegung gu:
gBenn aud mir preuBen nit @runb
BON unierm G6nig 6rieDria III. fpre=
den I0nnten, obglei9 es nod erldnstar
aafermiiroe eigentli6 5tusdlos if uub
I'M yolfe Yerwirrung i6aift, 10 lit er
aIs Raiier nidt nur fur unlere beutI9en
yrtiber, bic Sadfen, Baiern, S6ma
ben u. I. No., ionbern auh fur uns pteu.
ben Jrieorid /. Ober ba yiemanb
wiiien fann, ob es iemals einen 3peiien
oeutiden 3aiier bieies Namens geben
mirb, 10 idlieBen mir uns Der Nnfdt
&aiier Wilbelms an, pel6sr bic Dinsu.
fasung Der 1. Bel ielnem Namen unter,
fagte, neil ct Der Yoriebung ni9t por,
greifen pollie, obslei6 er feinen gntel
i'm Geilte als atpelten Na9foIger in Der
&ailermiirbe mobl erbliden BUTTE. go
feben mir benn au6 auf ben tpenigen
MiinSen, Die unter Der tur3en Regierung
bes 2aiiers Jriebri6 geprdst moroen
Iinb nebeu feinem Namen feline 3iffer,
gon3 fo pie bel ieinem Batter, tpobI
aber finSea mir auf ben Wunaen nit
benz 8ilDe unisres ieBiaen 2ailers bic
3iffer II.
bierna9 ftebt amtIid fef. BOB bic
3iffer III. binter benz Namen Grisbrid
irribiimli6 lit, unb es ift nun ipobl enbs
lid on Der 3eit, biefen Srrtbum au9
In ben Sasesbldttern tpieber peri9pins
ben 81 laiIen. @istt es bod 0iele,
wslde glaubeu, baB burh bieie III. an.
geaeigt tDerbe, es bilbe bas neue oeuti1e
&aiIertbum cine GortieBung bes alien.
SIR bieiei nit oem mllntersanee Der Staus
fentaiier aa9 bas 2aiieribum 3u 6rabe
getrageil, unb man fann es ibuen nitt
a1su iebr perargen, penn lie bon Der
ipdtereu 2ailsr3eit nur IiidenbaFt unters
ri6tet finb unb nibt mifen, baB es els
men 2aiier Griebri6 III. 1440-39. ben
Batter Warimilians T., aus benz Sabss
burger 5auie, bereits gegeben bat.
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Die 9Ssbltbat eines sefmmsen Sierpcm,
}bStemS.
tBprtfetuuo foIst.)

tapp, menn perlpren, mieherranst rerben, ater ndt
bura cen @ebrauh mineraIiider 0rpsuen, ipntern
burd tmulirenss nnb hann pirtiame tpnii6e gebanbs
lung teelben. Spiate esl. iclten nur aIS ipe,eae
8eisaben su fieier unb hanu 70 ments ais m6sltd
apsewenbet iperben Starte Rerpen ino rubise Ser
ren; tfr serahee gseg, e gu berubisen, it bic 6rs
b6bnuns her palsn Bieertanbsfdbsteit bes a6rpers.
Dieie5 3iel piro am letateeB Grreiht hHrd ZEN Sc
brdnd ee8 nnhberrefltden Gtimulag;mttels, Sriiets
ter Wa9en SitterS ba es bic tnterniFe elmer grn6
lihen 9erpauuus unb aIimiliruns Res 8ernauieu aus
fem gBese rdumt, 70 bab hem abrper has netb9e Wa6
ron NabrunaScfi unb eamt MiheritaueSfdbiafeit III
gefhbrt ptrb. 9fbeumatiSmuS Nnirantiunaen unb
Merens unb 8idienaffetipnen prb ebenfaas 6urd ta5
gtters prrsebeust, ras uebenbst Elm ausenebmes ses
iunhes GtmulanSmitel lit, uno eubi6 retner a5 Bic
aep6bnlic i'm Sanpei pprfpmmeHeeu rpbsn 9eitiuate,
ipslde 5hdbltG auf eaS Rerpenipitem ptrten.
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Grfolae 3u bsrbanfen. Sn Mnbetrad]t
bes umifanbes. Dab er mad 16 Mona
ten idon iolde 2eiultnte aufweifen
tann, 1T gu etwar.en, bob er bel ber
GoriieBune isiner 8eriu6e Der 26luna
beg problems Der Photographic in nas
tiirli1en Garben usfentli9 ndber ridden
pirb.
S1on gegentpdrtig lit 3u con ftatiren,
oob fcin Experiment nit iehr gutem grz
foIge bur65efiibrt 1T unb es tpdre nun
BON funoamentaler Bebeutuug, geIdnge
ibm bic po0fommene Girirung feiner
pbotodromien. Neben bieier @rrun=
geni6aft wiiroe Der umfaub, boB ni9t
alle Garben nit berielben 2rbbaftiateit
fi6 ausBublIben i9einen, bollfommen in
ben 9intersrunb tteten.
(Wei..3ig.)
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@s if nebr aatarrb in biefer gesenb bes
9anbeS als bon allen anbcren Aranf6eiten au.
fammen, uno bis in ben Ieten Sabren calf CT
oils unbeiIbar. SisIe Sabre lang ertldrten
Ooctoren ibn fir cine locale Sfranfbeit umb
idrieben locale SeilmietcI bcr. uno "a fe Inn
nit arstlider 8ebanoluns befanbia nidt furir-
ten, erflartea fie ibn fiir unbelbar. Oie @iI.
fenf6aft bot betpiefen, fab sfatarrb cine @onni.
tutionsfranfbeit if unb bsebalb confiitutioneue
8ebanolun9 erforhert. Saa's aatarrb Sur,
fabriatrt bon s s. @ben1 G &c., 9oleoo,
0bio, it bic ein5ise eunftitutioneae Sur i'm
Marfte. Sic pirb innerlid in Doien ober 60
ben bon 10 Sropfen bis gu einem SbeelofeIpen
genommen. Sic pirft Direct auf bns 8lut unb
bic fdleimigc Sberadde bes Sbfems. Sic
tieten einbunbert Dollars fiir isben Ssaue BEN
iie gu turiren berfeblt. sa6t Sud girenlare uno
3eusnifie fommen. AOreHirt:
8. $. gbeneb C Co., Gigentb., Solebo, ..
70 @erfauft bon apotbefern, Is 6.
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Was man it'd mad Der Sagb
er3GbIt.

Mein 8ello III elm Dumb = Elm 9uno,
iage i'd Jbnen, Der 10 idarf auf 9afeu
1T, bob er neuli6 unferen erften 2ieb,
baber padte. bloB neil biefer fiG
4benbs nit elmer 6aIeupfoie sei9mintt
bate.
pab, oa follten Sic erit nal feben,
wie itarf meine Diana auf GefIheel
it'll glls i'd lie nelli6 nit auf bic gns
tentagb nabm, itanb He Dor einem Baus
ernbauie uno mar ni6t tpeg3u5ringen.
unb ratben Sic mol, uesboIb 2
9tun, eS tparen gnten brin.
Nein, Der Bauer brin bate ptbner.
augen!
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9ln Die @afier gomiuntemten.

9ieWa6ers s@oniumenten tperoen biers
our6 benadri6tigt, baB bic 8ebiibren
fur oas Quartal bonn Jebruar Big Wai
iebt fdllig fnb. I'm m6eli6t f9nelle
8e3ablung nirb eriudt.
9ie Waf iertpert t.4 . mpaauie.
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Ste
80aeutlide Treie Yreiie fit seras
erf6eint
ieoen Qonnerfa8
unb fotet
$3.50 fiir oaS Sabr pccr $1.26 t,it
6 Wpnate tn msbesablmna.
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Sutflem8 Mrmtea=salbe.

Die bette @albe Der @elt fiir ednitte
Auetfdunsen, @efdipiire, Gieber- unb Sdut'
Musfdlas, Gle9te, sefprunsene Sdnbe, sJrof'
beulen uno ole Sautfranibsiten turirt Sa'
mcrrboiben ooer feline 8e;abluna. ghllist
Satisfaetion sarantirt ober bas @elb nirs
auriideriattet. 25 geuts bic Sdadtel. Bum
8erfduf in allen apotbefen. Oreib, Sbomp.
ion &; Co., @boIefale.
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= Der 9aifer bon China, bsfen
@eburtstag oemnddft 1T, bot anseorb.
net, bob ale 6inri6tungen in ieinem
&eide big mad 8eenoigung Der Geier
beHelben peridOben tperbe. (Stbr men'
fdenfreunblih!)
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Gin peicr Moun in unierer Statt bebaupte, bab
um ben pplen gBerib feS @eees gu betcmnen, man 25
Gents fur etne 6iai6e Saratipn Del ausseben icute
es lit III relen 8duen mebr rie cinen Dollar perb
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s9 9err 80. 6. s}acobfon bat
bas einsige beuiibe pbotograpbiide Ute.
lier in San 9lntonio. 8ute Nrbeit unb
biaige Yreife. gto. 9 Gait Souiton,
Strabe neben Der 8rade gu ebener grbe.
Die ausseiiellten 8ilber aeuseH bon Ser
fiiniilsriiden Jertisteit bes Derrn So.
cObion uno Sober iollte fie bsiidtisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10

Die
sd9li9e 6reie @reiie fit seras
erf6eint
mit Ausaa6me oes Sonntass
unb fo1tet
$1,000 fir naS Sabr pber $3.50
fiir 8 WDnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10

9nfeu, Seiierteit G6nurfen nnb 6rfdItuns perhcn
ictprt ru. Or. gn'S uiten Sprup furrt, ete 6laihe
lcitst Bag IS Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
&. &. Collins Waannfacturinf

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StraBe. bat Die 9r6bte Qusmabl in
Wino,, pferbefrafts, Dampfs unb
9ano Yumpen aller Irt unb borahg.
liditer 2onhruftion; Wafer @6bren
aller 4rt neblt 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
fleirhanbei. 6Dbraulifd,e Gammen
unb Winbmiiblen aller @r6Ben 3um
Bumpen unb Mablen ino bort 3u bas
ben ober werbeu auf geiieauns beiorst.
@roBe Nusipabl in allen Mrtiteln unb
bilige preiie bel seoiegenIier atuss
iiibrung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
gia6febenbs Billion 9lnetbut,

Na6ftebenbe Billion Qnetbute
ma6t 9egenmdrtig bic Iunoe bur6 bic
amerifanif6e YreHe: Cine Dame in
Wem Dorf, wel6e in muftalii6eu Rrsis
len als grpBes 2iGt unb als iiittige
Gomponiltin gait, bate Billion ems
ibrer neuefeu Werte sur geurtbeilung
iibergeben. Ser Sitel lnutete: %
8ott. erb6r' mein Glebsn y 9lls fe es
BON Billion 3u,dd erbieli, iianb unter
bsm 3iteI: n8ie0eidt ibut er's, lpenn
sic oas Di1ten unb Singer aufgeben. +"
sa- Wer bel uns fur $l5 Clothing
fault, crbdlt einen elesanten ieioenen
Rsgenl6irm aIs 8eident.
s.. Morris & Bros.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
Personal.

( TsE Hos'sE Of Barring Brothers & Co. contains
three peeraEss, although bus one Of its peers is
Z a member CT the firm.
~ 1DNAsD AaSOLB's japanese hoiilay IS
about oser- He Eiil shorty resume editorial
connection With the London Tzls1raDh.
Ma GiAosvoxE's nephew, Sir JOHN Glad
st7ls. osns distLlsry a. basque which pro-
dueeS $40 gallons Of good wnis<y annually.
TIE PslScE OF wAIEs has drawn altogether
5. ,5tOee9 from the English treasury. and it IS
-stiIoai=1 that his debts aggregate half as much
again
CoSGREssGAS- ELECT H. voEsEN q Minnesota
Is the nrss successful Congressional roininee Of
The FFoh.oltion party. tie was iadossed By the
farmers ALLIANCES
Flcz President MosTONs eldest daughter.
HISS Edith Morton. Is about :. years oli. Sheis
: pretty giFi. who has been sen educated. and
Possess many grace5 u manner.
CoCNr To.sToI is described as wearing.
usually. oniy such coarse clothing as is worn by
ne poor classes. His shir. Is wosa outside Of
his trousers IN the fashion o: tue moutk and Is
gathered Ia TO the WASH By = ieathern Celt.
JoHS G. OTIS, the header or TOE alliance con
gressonal deiezati0nfro-n Kansas. is a graduate
OF Williams College and OF Harvard Law school,
anu - native OF Rutland. 1t. For the past
twenty years ne has been lD.ik nan IN Topeka.
i. ssAN.Er BsoEs succeeds o. D. I-adow as
private secretary To -ec-etsry Rusk Of tb..
dAnsrfnsp- Of r;,..,..,-a T. .
whose wife was Mss Garfield. lately returned
u !, On sannlers touF q dAty Ia California,
$50 '1 nc s7'''s'1-- SH' ~ VI '-S'
Mss FANNIE HAYES daughter q ex-President
Hayes. rsceatly atta;ue1 be- ma io-iry. She *
a decided h-,l,s,ta ,.,,bsr 70, .au no. -.
short with n $50 ss,- - 49,. r ~, 49,
she IL nr 80 -, :, L. - - lame
Hlents are faslionab.e ans she wears them with
''--'''i> i''o1esty'
Miss MAUD POWELL liz violinist, is endeav-
oT1Dg 10 recover by sue a. law. 500 thai she
paid for ~, oL, .,,,s~,,,.-,-..--. is.r,,,,,.
she fnds. she saws. tEsf II i one 'cr a I',o
tgl7.I 1,,r Ia, 80, - = ~. a M
es1eciaIiY Cor M. r,,,r,s-- a., r,.esi1j,,, h,r
and tnst tlsi,. mart ,s,-, +. sl,I,t aia 49,
- Ia ~ '''.'1 = A''u- Gu d '4e~en.