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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
Santes aaerlei aus 9eutialano

Die gerbanbIunsen nit ben ebe.
mails reidsunmiitelbaren s5ansiIien 6ei
0e9ariltotraiie preuBens lpeQeu Mh.
l6lang ibrer Gtsuerfreibeit iino ben
.YOliiiI@en 9adri@ten4 3ufoiee ldon
tsit einiger 3eit einseIeitet. Wie Be,
5sinan3minifter Or. Miquel gelegenilid
Der gerotDung bes gintommen1feueroe.
lsBss IN Der 0errenbauscommi(fon er.
[idtt BAT, nir6e, tDenn bieIe Nerbaub.
lungeH 5u feinem boiitipen 99elultote
fiibren follten, bic @taatsreeieruna al
elmer einieitigen &egeIuag Der ssroae
outd1 erlaB eines @eieBes iibereebeu.
Sie ferbiIen gpei@sueder bee
Gottesgnabentbums in Deutl4Iaub be-
geben in ibrem gifer bic ungIaubIidlz
lten Suinmbeiten. Mir Iefen in einem
Berliner gIaite: Sine .@ummiper.
0rOnun9" 1T ben bGberen 2ebronifaIteu
yreuBens i'm Muftraae beg RuItusmis
aiheriums mi!setbeigt tporben. Set
esHiger 3sit tpur6en 9tabireummilirde
oetIauft init einem Gtempel, tpeId,er
has 8iloniB oes 3aiiers trdat. Ser
Sebrau9 bieier Gummis III In ben b6.
beren 2ebroufalten ben Gdoiileru Nun.
nlebr unterlast tporbem. Run Iiese nd,
ia Dies Werb0t felbf bonn 5tQubbunft
oss elhbenbfen 2aiierbtrebrers mil Ser
t,ufa9ea Segrtnbune re@tfertiaen, bos
enc Portroittru1g beg .WtoaarGen"
{ II oerartigen @egena6nSen an nd,
sl!le o., sinfdltige gbsef@madt6eit iei.
! >er 6as Wotib eeniigt bieIen trouri.
gen s'slen nibt. Sic erlaiisn bas
Wcrbot INIT bem Bemerten, boS GUM
n Ride NIT RaiierbiIbera ben RnoF en-
VeronlnRung geben f6nnteu, Die Roilers
blloer gu Uer5erren."
- Ttr bas OfiaiercOrps Der bent.
fben Armee tuirb Die ginfibruna zines
arauen paletOts aniiatt Des bisberioen
i@paraen tn ausfibt senommen. Su.
MOOT baben einige 0ffsiere bes stneu
AleTanber @arbe. @rena6ier. Msaimsuis
tenielben sur probe ongelset. Sc III
geraOe oie graue ssorbe gepdblt NOR.
ben, neil bieielbe ii9 f9on aIs prafiiId,
6epdbrt bot. Seit elmer &eibs BON
Sabren tperben bel ben mei(fen Srup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

bentbeilen cine Mnaabl = oft aaua,
8arnituren = graufarbene Mdntel an.
gefettl9t un6 getragen. Nu6 mirb q
ben Meiiten 9eiern erinnerIid, iein, baf
Dei:onb Raifer Wtlbelm 1. bel ben
Ausfabrten unb beionbers i'm Winter.
balbiabr ienen bilior;i9 gemorbeneu
granen 3aifermantel an3ule9en pfleate,
Die nit ben ProbemdnteIn ausaeifatte.
ten Offi3iere erregen ia ben GtraBeu
algemeines Mufleben, ba man fe flir
fremhldnbiI6e Offisiere hdIt.
gu bem ieniationellen ,;solI
glume1 f6reibi mon aus Waumbura
an ber Scale: Die Na9ri1teu tiber bic
triessgeri9tlidbe grtenntnib aegen ben
lieutenant BIume pegen bes au elmer
trauriseH 8erdbmt6eii aelauqten Gtros
Benffanbals oiiritem ben Sbailod5eu
norausgeeilt ieiu. gals cine Nerurs
tbeilung au brei Monaten sSefiunashafi
tuirfli6 erfOIst fei, miiife bielelbe tpol,I
auf eine friibere Piiioleu Duello5foire
emit einem Naumburger Refsrenbor)
9uriidgsfibrt tuerben. llebrigens eri.
Hire Htidnetiebung auf einen 70 Iauaeu
3eitroum. iuie Is Sabre dberbaupt
ni9t als friegsgeri9tIidss GtrafmittsI
In preuBen.
ueber bic NufbeHerung BON BE.
amten Geb1ltern i'm Mei6e bort man.
0aB oiefelbe ben etatsmdbieen RousIeis
beomten einid5lieBIi@ 6er bieien aleif,.
auffelenben Ra5enlefret6re un6 Der
3ei9ner 5u Gute tonlmen iollen. Wfau
mire in biefer 8e3iebung In Hreusen
glei9en SGritt baIten.
= Sie Nusmonbetung iiber Bremeu
betrug i'm Mdr3 IA, ,79S gegeu II. .294
I'm borieen Mdr3. Sn BEN erifen 8
Wtondien bieies Sabres manoertsu iiber
ytenlen 29,625 perIonen aus, Qeaeu
%. 782 in ber elei9en 3eit bes ssabres
1890. Inter ben i'm W1ra ausmons
bernben perionen lporen 6367 9eutld1e
nro S43l Nngeb6rise anberer yla.
tiDnen.
= SeBtbin fanb in Berlin cine ges
ratbung iiber ben Bau elmer @iienbabu
In Seutf@ Sfafrita fait. on tDeld1er
auBer ben Mfitgliebern ber Deutfm. on.
afrifaniiGen @efelli9aft aud Sehnifer
tbsiluabmen. Ndberes iii nod mi6t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

6enn He baiten fi9 auf pilio!ea aefors
bert. Die gndbige Grau iibetftano Dos
ni6t, un6 iiarb 9Ieid binterher. Ser
Nnores aber uHb bic franabRfhe Sam
merfrau Duroen beib' aus benz Dien5i
geiagt Der 6reiberr bIeibt Inna, .ldBt
/ bur6 frembe 9anb al iein @ut Al Sci.
De MAIDEN. uno lit Uieber meg. Sebt,
mas nit ben 2inbern anfangtn? Mi,
ibm uar nitbt- braber au reben. NIio
lob meine Grau ba nit ben 3mei Wiirm.
den. unb neil He fi@ gar leinen &aib
uuBte, braGts iis He nit beraus ,r
uns. 9a, orei @6ten auF einmal in
unierem 9auie - bsnn Der sSonas luar
aud nod feia Sabr aIt = bas mar
benn Ill biel ftir uns, unb mir mars
ntbt re@t, 0ber i1leine Grau rebeie mir
gut 81 = linb iie batte bod bas Yleilfe
Oamit gu tbuu. Dauert niGt lang, 10
iritt einmal bas tIeiae Jrdulein Sci.
ienius aus ber StaOt Bel uns Elm, unb
ertlGrt, fie wOlle bic &inber baIteu ols
tDdrens ibre eignen, unb ie iolIten ihr
gang alein geb6ren, aber mir m6d1ten
tie nur Die erfen stpei Sabre Bel uns
belalten. Sic sab Rofgelo. mebr ols
n6tbig, unb fam INNER bic Mode elm
padrmal heraus unb bat ibre Greub'
an ben Ginbern. 9ta6 aspei e{ahreu
bolt iie ii@ bas fIeine Ding, Die Mial.
bine, aud riGtig ob. aber uber ben
9aralb tuurben mir ems, OaB ct nod
BET mir bleiben Ioat'. - 9as tpdbrte
alfo elm Sabrer Hebem ober at]t, oa
fDmmt gang unberbolft unier s5rei6err
tDieoer unb quartiert fid gar Bel ung In
@otbeniDiet Elm. St bate alles burt,.
gebra1t unb erinnerte fi6, BOB Eier
nod ein altes Saus itapb, bas tibria
geblieben tDar BON all 6em oroBeu Be-
ny. IS mar bic lebte 3nfluGt, lonlf
tDdre er bier ui@t einsesoeen. yla unb
alt@ bas = ct bilbet fidb elm, es aeb6t'
ibm nod. es 9eb6rts i6m aber Mnts
mebr. Der frl1ere 8eboumd@tiate
feitler @ei6dfte ipieseIt ibm Dor, es iei
NOD Elm fleines unanereifbares 3abi.
tal oa, bon oen er bic 3inien ltbidt
uaD bon benz alIein ber Treiberr lest.
gs III pber ni@ts oalnit. Dos Irdu.
lein Jefienius eiebt beimtid5 bos @sIb
ber, ibr geb6rt aud bas 6aus, unb Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
ahRrorOenflt6fr slnsDtrfanf BON Ynbnader s(rieln
81 bebeuteno berabseieeten Qreiien

Die gugma9ersi 1T uns elm liebaeiporSenes
Sbenta. 9Sie ieber dltere Mniiebler San Nns
toi1tos nit @tols auf oas aga9stbum unb
8eOei9en Der Staot sllriidblidt, 10 inadbt es
u aiss 5reloe auf oieies 9epartement gu ictauen.
9tpd' ppr 1teben Sabrem elm bel6eiSener g(,ts
fal.s, bat es iid 1laaufb5rlid in 8eIisbtbeit
llno llmfang a,ls9ebebnt, bis es beute pbne
sSipetIel oas 9roBte, beiterleubtete unb il, ies
Der SSelle pollfcmlnen ausgeitattetite @ubs
inssdsg9ereetR,artement bss sansea 8eHens 1T.
Nlles @elbmadbolle. ipeIdes bureb @eIo su
bnupt, ipenn man beriidiihtiet, bab mir gllles
habeil, nno oab bas 8elte 3u 10 auberaepS6ns
ltd9 billigen 9sreiien perfanft pirS, 70 lit eS
felnespess aafidllis, bab bie 9amentpeIt
gan slittonioS NOIfiumS NteOerla9c ais
f[dren.
San5 tnt @esent6eil tpunberbar ipare es.
ipenn Oie Sadie iih anbers perbieIt.
Sic 1fetteSxpn NV},tsxs,. a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
. gdmeri, Iaf, ,tadl.

am aaermiierabeliten fibIt iib Der Meni6, ,penn e
ieetrant it, er banit r ret sepIast 1T, bait bal
seben tetnen @fferIus wertb. absr parum ica er #
i4eublitbe Auaen erbulben, penn Spietter Faaen.
fret, irnbern benielben rprbeust? Gter eS seidieb
mot tmmer 1ur auf boher See, bab ben ReiIenber
neei ~ Ntutb mirb. GiienbabEfabren, !anses @ud.
iporfStapren, Omit bem 4ilen mad fer 9pfpmSttpe pbei
ben Bierpen setebrD mrtt Bet empfnbIdem IRas
sen oft genau 70 i6lmm. Sptetter's IRaaenbttters
II bag nte periasenee Mittel basesen. Die iddbiieer
Gtseni&aften bon fdlammisem WaIer Bic fibIen Gin
Fliie ron Mtasmen, unseInbe pber unserpbnte spit,
apermdBt9e Grmnbuns, pb hes Settles pber bes R5rs
psrs DE enrd senhe Gebenswetie srobseSpsene anIa-
f9arfer 9dlte ober Ndc, al' fteIen Ginfen arbeits
NIT unwi6ereblt@er Gewalt biees ppr,laIidbe GeuSs
betts=Srhaltnnssmttte entsesen. Nub furirt ea
WheumdttSmuS, Rieren> unb @al[enbefdbnerbeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
NttrQftio1e1t=
seidte ltntertleioer fit $5erren !

llnlere leibteu reiafpollenei, unterfleioer
(oem0 unb 8einfleiO) fir Mdnner gu ,,,,r 81
iinS fart II, 9iadbTrase.
9erartise llntertleiSer in 8albriegan unb
Gcrue Su nur 81. Dauerbafter Stoif unb
CUTE 9lrbeit.
gsai9d6te ibwar5e lInterfleiber, bie ftdb Bet
&Len bie auf elssante aleibuns ie6en, GROCER
8eliebt9eit erfrcuer, Su $3.50 unb $500 per
9tnsus.
5arbi3e 8albrigsansansiis uuf 81 bis 50
tebutirt
gpscialitdt: a(ls belonbers bequeme unb
elesante llntertleibuns etnpfeblen mir sic bes
riiHnsten @laftenberrb ntitteIlei@ten bon sa.
tilr gSole, tpeIde bon ben sersten fir nod
beiier erfldrt iperber, aIs bic Sdser'i6e Bon=
aleiouns. 3u 9aben fiir nilr $3.50 per 9tnsus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11


.gs bdrdt uns ais Of 6ie ,sanoeau Grim.
ming" in air5e allseineiil pepuiar fueroeu
ipiirbe
Gs beitebt aus Ginem, nnter Der Rrelnbe
oes -9utes angebradtent 8anoe, bas am Sobfe
ani9lieBt, nnb lit wieberum nit eineidr
Sammetbanoe, Spite ODER &rans fleiner 8Ius
men aber5ogei,.
Sannnets s8linneit iperbeu aasemein bsliebt
llno folgliH biIlis. 9fpien baben mir BON ie.
Der @rSbe unS S9attiruna. silIa 8lumtsu,
Dpr5u9lid lolhe, bic ms 8Dtblidbe iebimnern,
l'no ai'f ld)tuar;en 9iitea sans rradtboll
PIE Sdlfte Der iebisen 6aeons 6aben 9(ebrs
l!d1telt NIT elmer arone; piele baben bcrne
stne l4male &rempe, bic 10 sebcgen per6ei,
ODER ionft Gtipas d9nIidh iebsn
9rane unb Iebernfdrbene syils5ite, iebtparse,
eelbe, blaue unb beinabe gang iueibe Gfrpbs
quite 1ti.S IN grober Qudntttat bcrbanSen
ID Die billinffem Wreise.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
NnaIena sfrmiro.mnIhe

Die bette saIbe Der BELT fir eGnitts.
9uetl4aaesn, @ei3piire. iieber. uno Saui.'
aassf6las, Gis@tt. seiprunsene S1nSe, i5rofs
bealsn nnb ale Sauttrantbeiten turirt Sd.
alnrttoiDen ober feine Bs3abtana. gSIliae
Satisfaction 9arantirt ooer bas geIo pirS
turii6erfattet. 25 Gents bic SbadteI. 8um
Berfauf In allen NpotbeEen. Dreib, Ston,b .
fOn & Co.. @bolefole.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
Nltsptrfauf uon 9alrelt= nn0 9in6er @tln6en
ye6ucrte, Nreseni

Grtra.feine 9alneit-@ @laceelttefel im Opera
and Common Sense" Stble nit elaftii6er
Sobien BON $2.75 auf So berabgeiebt.
gfbte Sarnen &angarpps2ad= RnDpfitiefel
$500. f9'''0' ''"4S'
GOnsoIa vGpmmon @enfe" anDbfftiefel fiji,
rebusirt. ',' Y's.0e
Seias 9onsola banbaendbte an5pf.etiefel
ote traber gu So perfauft ipuroen, offeriren
mir btefe @ohe gu 1915.
@an5 feine elacirte &angaroo nit ,.apnbpn
Zoe 4 Opera 9eer aIleS Banbeendbt friiber
So, oiefe asodJe gu $475.
be Serabietam8en tnb nmr fir biejen
tntrS anf feparaten giid,en ausaeftellt.
litdt, 9lusmabl unb 9reis, mas iemals In
San slntonio ge3eiet ip,lrbe. "
:. Sll anopfitiefel, uSrforbs" unb Slippers"
fllr l1tnge Samen nnb &in6er, fiibren ipir nur
oaS Seite uno gu ben n,DeliHit biaiaen greiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

Greiberr foa ni@t iuiRea, baB He uidt
nur bic Rinber, ioabern ou6 i6n gana
uno aar uaterbdlt. So, ia, 5as lit eis
ne Ysrion, tpie Der 6errgott fie Rt5 au
letner befonbern Greuo' eei@affen bat,
10 iAaniebnli6 luie He ausfebt!
(Sortlebuna foIot.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
&bermaliser groBer 9lusnertaaf
BON llhterseus fir 9an,en uno Mab9en in
NuSltn unb Cambria.
SefunberS nse6rige 4reife in biefer
SSpdbe!
9reis SRebuftionen I'M 8etrage bon 30
bis 80 9roSeilt.

9anten, Die irsenb Gttpas lit bisier grambe
rStPis 9aben, biirfen @olhon's @peciat.
&usperfauf gu rebacirten 4reiien ni6t ber=
feblsn.
slae aeaaren ouf beftimmten Ga.
bentii9 den iinb au beiotberen, tart fres
bneirten preiien ntarfirt, sic ieSp9
mllr fit bieie Mod1e geIter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
=Yrd6tge slnSluabl elegalter &lei6erfofft-
nnh BON MsnbeGs @pftimem.
NmBerOrOeutlide Niobttaten Oieie
@of)e /!

Sic neueiten Moben in Ieibenen unb fpollenen
&leiberitoffen, foipie in gSal9ftoffen
mito ettua 75 bpheleaante impurtirte
bpmmunerne MD6ell. .9ipben,
bon benen tlidt stpet einanber elei6 iinb, int
9reiie BON nur $13 bis 500.
Glesante Gommer zSeibe, geitreift, carrirt
unb f9[t4t, in alien Sarben, ionit su 45, 80
unb SO Cents Die gor6, in bieier 90 od6 E
an nur 35 eents bie garb.
llitier 2ager an 8aiHitoffen lit 70 srob unb
bic gsannisfaltisfeit berielbeit 1T eine 70
grobe, 6aB cine senaue 8eihreibuits 6erIelben
bieL aii tpeit fiibren ipiitbe.
Sir fiihren auf Eager aIIe bic gein9teiten
Mrteu BON Mnll, SrBanbie, 3epbbr &c. &c. I'M
@rsiie bon 10 bis so Gents pet g)arb.
epeeial Rretfe fitr bieie g8pdbe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

3tegler's aIf8emein befamnte @nDofs
fbnbe 81 folgenOen bebeutcnS reSm=
sirtett 4retien:
Grite 9ampico 0amen.&n5pfftiefel Opera
Il Heel and toe) NIT elaitiiben Soblen, friiber
$3.50, iebt So. 7''
:. 9amea (u@aufeupbait'0 9ongola aads
1tiefel, frii6er So, iett 1915.
Sben ansefiibrte paetie finS ipirfli
Serfanf bsfttmmt. 9te semamnte gSaa
unlsre @usipabl III ous9ei9nittenen leids
ten Sduben uno SpmensSlippers, iporunter
lldl quite uno isbr feine ySrforb unb Sbco
5teS nSoltb Gonlfort & Opera Slippers"
beftnSen, ibertrifft sllleS in 8esus auf auas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
Gin tutitSerbarcS @eSrGuac Inn
G@Mb=0epartemeut.

Oh mir bier beiddftist iinb, frast SIR
9eun, bas ipllten mir tppbl meinen. Gut
9fadrtcbtef ipanSern i4neuer ais idtebte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
1T jebt int 111arfte.


J. DIGN0WTY Manager
m@ pum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

Die
Wadentlide 6reie Yrsiie fit gsras
eri@eiat
jeoen 0enmeYfag
un6 toilet
$3.50 f8r Oa8 Sabr DOer S1.25 fjts
e Nsnate tn gOransbesabInme.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
The ora COMMITTEES Endorsed

Springfield Siate Register: The re>elec-
ton Of the officers of the old state demo-
cratic central committee last night against
a fierce but iiladvised opposition that fin
ally succumbed gracefully TO circum-
stances, was deserved endorsement Of
most faithful and sflicient work durin g
the last campaign. by most faithful and
efficient workers. The State Register en-
tered the hope and belief in behalf of
the democratic workers OF the state in
Sundays issue that the old committee
would be endorsed, and II rejoices this
morning that hope and beliefe has been
realized. The democratic party OF Illi-
nois has said emphatically TO Messrs.
Phelps, Chase. Nelson. Brin,on. and the
executive committee. and the old state
cOmmittee-every one OF them-"Well
done, good and faithful servants-enter
into your reward And the STATE Register
saws, Amen
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
whence Come the Red Indians

One OF her majesty'~ inspectors was ono
examining "A class in reading, when he nm
the following question 10 child who bae
just read paragraph 10 him, Now. con
'ernins these red Indians, my child. which
Ale mentioned 90 the first portion Of your
paragraph, where d, they live"
The it'll" examine WA. rvideptlv ds,.-
mined not % lose her excellent" mari IN,
general knowledge and Intelligence. So
inter "a few moments hesitation. she an.
swered, In wiEwams, sir"
Yes, Just 50, reluctantly assented the
Inspector: but | wish you TO tell me in
what country they live"
Ihe girl felt that she was "corncred %
but with praisewOrthy resolution she en-.
dravnred To- rise equa! 10 the occasion. 81
although her lips were trembling win
nervous cNcitement-shr looked M INTO tba
inspector face and replied. PLEASE. sir. in
HE'D iudiaN-Chambers journal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
ABBREVIATED TELeeRAMs.


The legislatures OF New York. Pennsyl
vania, aud Delaware began business Tues
day.
The National bank of Cockeysville,
Md, capital SO. Oo0 has been authorized
20 begin business.
]. \. Patterson & Co, wholesale niilin.
ers Of Montreal. assigned Tuesday with
liabilities of s250.oo0.
The will of Mrs. Eliza Fogg. who died
at New York last week. gives $500. 900 tc
hospi tails and asylums in that city.
The latest proposed saint is Christopher
Columbus. Ninety seven Roman Catholic
bishops have asked the pope 20 canonize
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A Patchen. OF Clinton.
Wis, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary there Tuesday night They
have. resided there for forty years.
The will of the late Henry Field. Of
Chicago, has been admitted TO probate.
1t leaves S2,0O0,000 in trust for the use of
the widow and her two daughters.
David Simpson, a blacksmith employed
a. the Carbon Iron works at Pittsburg,
claims to have a process by which ore can
be converted into refined iron in one hour
\ sneakthief broke into the residence OF
George Mckenzie, of Chicago. the other
night and stole all Of Mckenzie's wedding
presents, he having but recently been mar
riei
\ South Africa dispatch saws that there
l. an enormous increase in the output OF
gold at Johannesburg, and that the fields
there promise to be the richest in the
world.
People of Van Buren,, o., Jealous foi
Flaw ana order" have organized a secret
society on that behalf They demonstrated
their zeal the other night by burning q
saloon.
The Hungarian who was arrested on
suspicion Of being implicated in the MUIR
der OF the Curley family and Mike Kodak
AT Broderick, Pa. was given a hearing and
discharged.
The Bethesda Mineral Springs company
Of Waukesha, Wis, has declared a semi
annual dividend of per cent. on the
capital stock Of sac0 600 The total for the
year WAS per cent
IL was stated in court in Chicago. Tues
day, that the African missionary fund Of
81, 80 raised by Bishop Taylor. Of Africa,
in this country. is tied up by the failure Of
kean * Co.'S bank and is in danger OF be-
ing lost.
lamp exploded in the hands Of Frank
Eichnor while he was carrying il through
the building of the ST Louis Toy com
pfny Monday night. fatally burning him
aud doing $4,000 worth OF damage u the
building.
A man name1 George Olun-ton, v no
had been successfully working the bogus
diamond racket mt ST Louis. and whom
the police were pressing very closely
Squeezed himself into trunk and got
himself shipped away as freight.
There was another riot Tuesday near
Glasgow. Scotland, over the eviction o.
tenants OF the railway company who are
on "A strike. Many OF the police aud more
Of the strikers were hurt by stones and
clubs. The riot WAS finally quelled
Mrs. Theodore Besning Of Chicago
who j. but 70 years old. and who married
Beening in opposition To her parents
wishes. after too brief acquaintance. now
finds herself the wife OF = burglar who has
good prospect Of spending .vcrsl years
In the p-nIIentiary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
WILL PROBABLY GET LEFT;
But He Makes an Ingenious Argument
for His Cause.


But He Makes an Ingenious Argument
for His Cause.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan. s.-Jacques Van
Raalte, u native OF Rotterdam, Holland,
but who resides and does business in Glas-
gov, where he is also consul for the Meth
erlands, instituted suit yesterday against
Hon. James G. Blaine, as secretary OF
state of the-l aits6a. staaas-z 2.ie-to j aly
Is, 1868, the plaintiff bought Mt their full
value sI25.00 negotiable coupon bonds
issued by the southern states On that
day Hon. William H. Seward, then secre-
tary of state, issued proclamation which
recited. among other things, that neither
the United States nor any state shall pay
any debt of obligation incurred in aid Of
insurrection or rebellion against the
United States, but all such debts and OBJ
legations shall be held illegal and void
Curious Points of the Claim.
The plaintiff contends that the proc.
lamation contained an implied admission
that without such prohibition the debt or
obligation would be good and valid He
alleges that the proclamation of the secre-
tary Of state was an illegal interference
with the rights of the plaintiff as citizen
of Great Britain and Holland by reason
of treaty stipulations between the United
States and Great Britain and Holland.
Thecase presents many curious points. The
principal point that will be contended for
is that as the United States has always
held that none of the southern states
was ever cut of the Union, the sec
rotary of state, in his official capacity. had
no authority to issue any proclamation
tending to impair the obligasions of any
state, and that such obligations in the way
of bonds are binding on, and are bound to
be paid by, the state issuing the bonds.
The bonds in question are state bonds and
Confederate States bonds Jointly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
VERY MUCH MIXED.
Are Politics in the Northwest
This Year.
COMPLICATED BY THE ALL1Aru

The Mime sota Senate Organize. on the
Combina ton Principle, but the House
Engages in Triangular Fight-The
Situation In Northumberland Grang-
ers Have IL All Their Own way-Joke
on Cal ifornia Solon-Procecding, at
Springfie d. Ills.
ST. PAUL Mimi, Jan. THE session of
the legislat ure began at noon yesterday.
For the first time in thirty years the Re-
publicans IRE in a minority, but neither
the Democr attic nor Alliance forces are
sufficient without combination to con-
troll either house. Through the influence
OF lgnatius Donnelly the Alliance senators
proposed to combine with the Republicans
If Lieutenant Governor Ives would give
them the important committees. This
was refused by Ives The Alliance men
and Democrats then combined. and with
thirteen of the former and fifteen of the
latter against twenty-six Republicans or
ganized the senate, electing alternate AL
lance men and Democrats to the various
Offices. By the same vote the power to
name the committees was taken from Ives
NNo''No oPoh a cl'NtidA
The action is without precedent and has
caused great excitement.
Couldn't Organize the House.
The house failed to organize. The nor
NAL strength is: Republicans, 40; Demo-
srats, az; All anee, ~, aud the only ballot
for speaker was so cast. f. T. Searle,
Republican; 4. C. Stivers, Democrat, and
F. I. Chan plain, Alliance, were the
caucus nom nees. After the ballots an
adjournment was taken and a strenuous
effort made To secure a coalition of the
Democrats and Alliance men, The caucus
was still in Progress at late hour, with
but little prospect of an agreement
Champlain. he Alliance nominee, is a
Democrat, and If a combination is made it
will be with bis Endorsement as basis.
The railroads, it is charged, are in the
fight, and about the hotels it is freely
charged that doodle is being used to pre-
vent an amall amation
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
WITH INDIANS.
A Private Runs the Gantiet and Bril-


Private Runs the Gsntlet and Brings
Up ReinforcementS.
PINE RIDGE. :. D., Jan. "A wagon
train was attacked monday on Wounded
Knee creek by Indians, who surrounded il
and forced the escort and teamsters TO
fight from behind their wagons The
fight was looking pretty blue for the
train, when Private Collins volunteered
to bring help. lie dashed through the
enemy's lines and in short time u troop
of cavalry came galloping to the rescue,
CALAMITY sweeping the redskins off the
held, and chasing them to the hills. Nc
casualties are reported among the troops.
McGillicuddy Ra kes Agent Roger.
DIR. McGillicuddy and Agent Roger had "A
battle of words yesterday. Roger accused
McGillicuddy of having stirred up the
Indians against him, and of trying to have
him (Royer) fired McGillicuddy retort-
ed that Rover was liar and an ass, and
Roger tried to expel him from the agency,
but was unsuccessful. McGillicuddy told
Roger plainly that his ignorance and tim
idity caused all the trouble. There is
trouble ahead for Roger
The Hostiies Suffering for Food.
Sixty five squaws, with about the same
number of papoOses, came in from the hos.
tile camp about six miles away yesterday,
and are being taken care Of There il
great suffering among the hostiles on ac-
count of scarcity of food or shelter No
movement of troops is projected. 1t is
stated that Col. Forsythe j. to be rein
stated till the close of the campaign.