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The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-30
FIFTEEN YEARS
Experience ola Successful Farmer in Cole
man County.

Experience of - Successful Farmer in Cole
man County.
In an interview with Mr. VIM Neebe Mr.
Henry Lobenstcin. an old and reliable cit
IL n of Coleman county, makes the follow
iuCstatemeut;
Il came 10 Coleman county fifteen years
AGO. have been successful in farming, have
raised wheat, corn. oats and cotton. OF
wheat | think that from eighteen 10 twenty
bushels would be I fair average, though
there has been as high as thirty-five to
forty bushels per acre raised, and even
more. OF oats l think from fifty to seventy
i've bushels per acre fair average, though
have raiA 81 as high as l25 bushels per
from thirtytve tstforty bushels per acre,
while in lo59Ng@crop averaged sixty-tive
bushels per at Have not raised cotton
to any great ent; l can only speak of
cotton as "a AN my neighhors; an sat
isicd for NE that cotton has been
raised in county it has yielded On an
average less IN a half bale per acre
! have ben it MD bale per acre
here. Ir1b and sweet potatoes, sorghum
and mille- are raised III abundance in this
county, ana have never failed since / have
been here
Postonce of Mr.. L., Camp Colorado,
Coleman county, Tex.
L is but just 10 say of Mr.. Lobestein that
he is 4 very bad cripple. caused from q
stroke of paralysis several years ago. But
LobcsJein shows by his own statement that
he has made a success Of farming in Cole
mIn county, having accumulated several
thousand dollars worth Of property, and
doer not owe any man dolar.-LSant
Anna News.
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Clarade VIIL.-Catarrh.

The announcement of the award of prizes
viii be made in next Sundays issue OF The
GAZETTE
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FINANCIAL.

British Consols.
Special to the Gazette.
LONDON, april 2s.-Consols closed. s5 eIs for
money; for silver, 44Is
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AuEWSrN

Cha-ade I-Sap-6lfo
CIlrade II-Pan-handlc.
CGaTade II.-Iype writer.
ClgraGe IN.-Car-pets.
Choruue E.-Cot-ton.
CHgrldc NI-BooE-S
ChlraGe NIL-Subscribe for the Weekly G.
ZETTE.
CLarade VIIL-Catarrh.
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Exchange at New York.
NEW YORK, April %
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Exchange at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, April g
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling-Commercial 90 days. s3Y04 sal
Francs-Commercial- 70 days.. 5 pa
New York sight-Bauk. ...........lO 100 premium
Commercial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - premium
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Charade III.

or pastures and locks my first IS the god
HIS aspect frlghtens the soul, like goat he is
shOd,
Sometimes all, again Kitchen utensil,
And when ny last il has tail prehenSle.
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5., aI GlAzETTE will pay the following cash
Ia l.E he best charades sent TO it Tor
-An nU tba 1n.h OF - a-il peXtt
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No. IA Neat Trick Explained.
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-30

My second you'll find to De my frsts extern
sion.
The AK, the pillow is worthless without its pos
session.
And if il, baggage srnashers more gently did
Every travellers trunk would not be minus
lid
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Ny whole Is the wonder Of the rest.
The home OF plenty, the haven Of rest,
vale OF Cashmere, the land OF milk and
honey,
The one spot on earth to invest your money.
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Ian quotations below are revised daily by lead
ing dealers, and Will be found reliable, whole
sale and retail. specified.
PROVISIONS AND SUEDRIES.
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British Consols.
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@abl : Yrpflamatinm.
Maeors Office,
Stabt San NntoniO, Seras. :
IU. sSQnuQr, 1881.

10. Sanuar, 1891.
Rraft meines Nmtes als lRcDor ber
5tabt San Intouio, erlaKe i'd hermit
cine Proclamation bic ben
3tnettem Muutas int Sebruar 1891
als Wobltdg b. ittmnlt. (Dieier Mon,
tag 1T Der neunte beg Monats).
ueber folgenbe 8scmte ioa abgehimmt
tperbsn: Sen WaDor, &eccrber, @oI'
leEtor, MRtfnr. gGabmeifter, Gtabt,
SnSenieur, Gtabt : NntnaIt, @tabt,
Warf9a0. Su6itor, eineu alderman
fur iebe Waro Der Stabt uno 4 Nl0ers
mdauer at Large. 9ie Wablpl6se In
ben oeri1ieOenen Warbs nerben bon 8
ubr Worgens big 6 ubr Nbenbs ofen
fstn uuo 3tuar on folgenben 9tslen:
Warb NO. 1-Sm poItsei Daupt=
quarter; Wabtbotfteber, Simon So.
nigbeim.
W0rb $50. 2-gde Or. unb 9oIos
rnfas sfruBe; @ab!Orrfeber, Suan 3.
@atbercs.
Warb SO. 3-gfe 2arebo uub g8ef=
0ouHonsst raBe Wablporfteber, Sobn
gtappenbed.
Warb SO. 4-Sn Der Conventions
6ole, @de NorosGInres unb 6onftons
StraBe; Wablporfsber, s. 8iQemaiu.
Warb No. 5-Su gommers @arten,
GGe Ibenue s unb 10.s StraBe; Wabl,
bo,febsr, Sobn s. 8errp.
@or6 80. Side Glins unb Wolans
straBe; @abloorfeber, Mm. 5.
pa9e.
@arb SEQ. 7-@de M~1atasor6a. unb
gietoria:g traBe; @ablborhebsr, geter
Subj.
Warb go. 8-yto. =, Guo, Nlamos
StraBe, @de South>5 traBe; WabIbor.
feber, 2ouis 8ersftrom.
Na6 Section 20 bes Gitp Charters,
uno bes 9taatsseieBes, pafirt am Ia.
Mdra 1887, in ber 3tpan3iaiten 2egis>
latur, seite 81, mirb bic @abI abges
balten unb befannt gema9t.
Sie 9timmgeber ieber Warb Ionsn
tiber Die Wabl beg Manor. @ecorber,
Collector, N6eifor, Sdabmeiter, 5tabt,
Sngenieur, Stabt : Mntpalt. eta0t,
Wari@aa, Mubitor, einen Mloerman fir
ibre refpsftibe Warb uno bier Nloer.
mduner at Large abRimmen.
Sur 8ef9einigung bterbon 3eidne i9
r1eiaen Namen un6 laf1e bas @iegeI Der
@tabt beifigen ON 10. Sanudr 1891.
8rDan @aIIdgban,-
4ttefirt: Manor.
G. 3. @laubOn, Stabts@ lerf.
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Rnth fiir ma.ter,

9nr iber SO Sabren fdon Durbe Mrs.
MinsloD's Sootbing gnrup bnrl Milz
Iionen bon Mhtiern beim 3abnen Der
Giabcr a~neesren5et. Mtrf Gu i'm
Sdlafe 6ur6 6ag SGteisn eiIss &in6es
ge65rt, bas i'm 3ohnen III unb Dor
S1merasn rstat9 @ena 10, iai'e fcfnrt
etae 6ldfde ron sMss. Miralom's 500.
tsins Ggrur" holea. Gsin @srt3 ID uus
be5abtbar. gs tuirb benz fleimeu 2eiben.
ben iofOrt 9inoerune beri9aFen. Ser.
laBt gub barauf Miiter, es 1T tein
3Deifel 6ariber. IS beiIt Opienterp
unb 9idrrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie Wietett, beieitist Wino . &olit, ers
tDsi1t ben 8aumeu, berbinbert gntsins
oung lnb itdrft bas gauge @pHem.
sWsrs. Wtnslous Soothing 5DrupA
fir 5abnenbe Ginter 1T angenebm In
@el@mad unb bas Ne3ept Hammt Don
einem Der beften tueibIiGeii Ner3te In
ben Ser. staaten. gs iii Bel a1ea
Orugsifen In ber ganaen Welt aH bas
ben. Breis Is @ts. per Slai@e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres oils Mrs. Winss
Ions Gootbing @Drnp.
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Cine Orotmans,
our gefimmuug BET Gabrsei9pinbis:
feit Der siraBencars.

Sci CO hur9 ben Gtabtraib Der gtabt
san Mntonio berorbnet:
Section 1. OaB bon iebt ab fem
StraBbabniuagen auf ben gtraBen
Der Stabt San NntOnio nit ~gr6Berer
@ef9wiubigfeit benn 3ebn (10) Meileu
per 9tunbe foribemeet ooer laufen ges
lafen werben fol-, innerhalh bes Mas
bus bon einer Meile bonn MitfeIpuufte
bet Gtabt; uHb finf3ebn (15) Meiler
per Stunoe innerbalb bes &abius sou
3toei Weilen uno aLEerhalb bes &abius
bon elmer Meile bonn Mittelpunfte ber
Stabt; unb swan5ig. (20) Meilsn per
5tnnbe auf irgenb cine gr6Bere gntfers
Hung benn auei Msi!sn bonn Mittel,
punfte Der 6ta6t unb t.i1t iiber, 0rei
(3) Weilen per Gtunbe iiber 8raden
unb on 8iegungen.
Section 2. Dag auf allen eIsfs
trif@en Cars bar6 ben Operateur ober
Roabufteur elmer iolGen Gar eine 8Io.
de augei9lasen merben TOD auf cine
@%ntfernuna per minbefens f~ansunbs
iiebea5ig (75) SUB Dor elmer 9:ra6ens
f~reuJung ober GtraBeusde unb bab bic
@Iode geldutet tperben ica, big bic
StraBenede ober Greuaung paiirt tpcr.
ben 1T; unb bel Der Nntunft on folder
StraBenfreu;ung ober StraBenede muB
bic Gar unter bDlfOmmener Rontrole
bes Sperateurs Fein, 10 oaB He unper.
3igli@ gum Gtilfdnb 9e5ra9t perosn
fam.
Section 8. Sr9enb cine perfou,
tuel9e bic 9elimmungen biefer Orbit.
nous berleBt, fon zines 0ergebens
f6ulbig era6tet uhb mad erIoIgter
ueberfabrun8 Dor Dem &etor6er sur
3ablune elmer Celebrate bon nidt tues
niger benn fiinf unb ni1t mebr bent
@inbuabert Dollars berurtbeilt tuerben.
pa1irt unb ~geaebmist am IL. So.
tuar 1891.
8rpan@aIIogbou,
Mttefirt: Wopor.
6. g.. gIaubon, Siaotsg lert.
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Grau M. Curtain tn EtatnfeIb, Sainpis, mad. BE.
E& auf b. eunss fHlns. Gtuen Ionat lang Iteb ii
f& BON ibrem 8anss grlt behanbtiu, ausin fe murb,
INNER frhnfer. Derlelbe erfldrte tbr, mbae fe bpf,
~nunssIo8 Der G9piubIu@t p~erfalen iei@ unb has Is,
feline Webtein Der @elt mebr bslfen tbnne. Da EN-,
yfabl ihr Npottefer tbr Rings &eues G&winbSuHts.
9stImittel. Gle faufte tA clue Glui&s bdpOn unb ~
ran Tag u Gas beRerfe. Gle sebranGte baS Ritte
meter unD na&bem fe 10 Slaf@eH peTtrau&t bate
fane fte, bab fe sbuis seiuR0 mar. Sect ptrrt@fst I'll
tpteeer TIRE eaussarbelt uub jast, bab fe fA ME IL
shtsm eeben .pobier sefdblt babe.
Prehes6laiHeu hteies sroben 9etlmttteIs gratis In be-
Drosusns@rcbbanbIuns Ron Dreib, Gpompjpn & Go.
gum gertani tn auen Gpctbeten /; srcbt GIaintn 81
GeHts nuh $I.0e,
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elm ttiftiser @ruuo borlos, biss au
%slauben, unb spar 1T fit bic Nnnabme
ausi9lieBli9 Der 9tanbpunft bes Nn.
g~etla9ten maBgebenb."
Wabrhaftig, uenn mon f9 bur3
bieien Wuit bon 8esriFsertldruusen
neutrality-suspicious. bat, bann gebt es
@inem ,pie 6auh's S9iIer: rWlir III
BON aGebem 10 bumm. als gin9' mir
ELI Miblrab i'm GopF beruml" gu
Derwunbern 1T es babel nur nod, bdb
iberbaupt nod bin ulib pieber maj
Semano tpegen Granddaughter" pers
utibeilt miro, benn ouf @ruRh oieier
berrli6en Dehnitionen fam es bod
ftr einen einigermoBen imarten N5pos
eaten ni1t Ihmer fein, ben gemeiniten
&ow5b uub 5@iebbolb als lilisnwsiBen
Sugeabsgngel b~in5ufeuenl
@oO. 9ogg meit aber ni@t nur auf
bieIe beite9enbeu MiBffdnbe bin, ions
bern er giebt aud Miitel uno Wege an.
ME benielben a~b3ubelfen let. gr fdBt
feiue &eforms0 ori6ldee in bic folgen'
ben bier 9unfte 5uiammen:
y 9as @eieb our 8etrafuus beg
Morbes muB 10 a~h9ednbert perben, bob
lein erpa9iener, geiitig geiunber
Menih, Der einsn anberen Menfden
nit 8orbeoa9t t6btet, beg Morbes
i@ulbig befunben tper6en foQ, unb
3tpar ie na9bem milberube umitdnoe
borbanoen Rnb. bes Moroes I'm erffen
Ober beg Morbss i'm 3meiten Srabe.
p Mfan formulire ben Nbi9nitt bes
@efebes. ber i9 auf Bic GeIbfbertbei.
biguug be3iebt, 10, oaB tuenn Semanb
einen Nnberen ums 9eben gebra@t bat,
uro ben rNnidein ernifer f6rperli6er
@efabr" gum 0orpanbe nimmt, ni9t
er, ion6ern bic Surp aus ben botlies
eeuben 3eugenausfagen enti6eioen
lo0, Of Bic @efabr pirfli9 cine 70
orDbenoe par, bob fe bic @%elbfbers
tbeibigung beredtigt eri@einen lieb
ober ni9t.
81 Mnn nebnr in bas @trafseitb
cine 8efimmung auf, nod nel9er
Derieaise, tpelder einen Nngriff bur9
O%robungen, S@mdbungen o6er. Sbdt.
li6teiten probO3irt unb bann ienen Nns
gtif als Nortpanb benubt, utn feinen
@sener rim 9elbfbertbeioieuns" au
i6bten, gewdrtis gu fein bat, unter bic
Qntla9e bes Moroes seftent au Derben.
AZ Maa nrei6e aus benz 5~traigefebe
D6lis 6as &apiteI tiber ben 9obtf9Iag
unb merge bies @ort iberbaupt Gus
allen @telen bes geiebes aus, mo fi9
bafelbe borfinbet.
Wir finb nit @ouuerneur 6ogg bet
usberaeugung, baB es nod Nnnabme
oieier ReformDori9Idge i'm Staate Sc.
ras ni9t mebr bortommen t6nnte, 5aB
Der $ai9enOie6fubl i6werer befraft
tDirb, aIs Der gemeine, norbe6a9te
MDrbl
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9egen eineH S6uiit, 9eiddbiguna,
Sieb' ober grGnbmnnben qiebt es niGfs
gtReres, ais Gbamberlain's
Pain UoI m. Die Wun6e tsili
iGueaer. als bur6 irevnb Elm anoerss
ptdparnt, unb. rDenn bieielbe nitt gar
su f@Iimm III, obue Narben au hinter,
laRen. gu baben bel R. @obn & Co.,
5. 2olieper & spH unb allen beoeuten,
ben Apotbefern.
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9ie 8eform 6es b6berea Inter,
riGtspeiens IN 2enti6lanb.

Die 8sf1laHe Der 8erIiuer @onfe.
ren3 our &eform bes b6beren Inter-
ridtsweieus liegen iebt Dor. Dana@
fnb bic meiften Der BON aaiier ausges
ipro&enen Wtni9e BON Der gonferena
g~utsebeiBen tuDrben. Ni6t aIe, benn
Der 2aiier iaste felblt in ieiner S@luB
rebe, baB bic 81 8eginn Der gonferena
gebegten 6oHnuneeH ibrer grfGQun9
ndber geridt ieien.
Die @onferen3 bot bef@lonen, bic
@eiammt3abI Der unterri@tsfunben Der
@Dmnafen au bsrmtubern, aber bic bel.
ben alien Gpra6en auf ben @pmnafeu
ols Obligatorii9 beisubebaIten. Die
8erminberuug Der Stunben3ahI fol- rur
tbeilmeiie ouf aofen Der alien 6pra.
den, tbeilmeiie anf 2often arberer @es
sentdnbe e%rfolsen. 3uglei@ fol- bas
gnaliF6e entpeber faeultatio ober Dblis
gatorif6 nuf ben Gpmnafien eingefabrt
tuerben. Mber bic 0auptforberung Der
8egner ber alien Spra9en, bas @ries
9ii1e als obligatorif@en 2ebrgegens
ftan6 auf ben @nmnaiet1 3u beteitiger,
1T ui4t bemilist fporben. Oas mag
iebo@ fpdter nod gef9eben. Die @egs
rer ber selafif9en Bilbune" forbern
GoIgenbes: Man fiele ben @pmnoRas
fen bic Wabt 3mii9en englii@em unb
grie@jf9em llnterri6t, olsbantl tueroet
borausf@tli@ ale .yuriten unb Meebis
ciner bas @nslii@s nor3ieben uno ttur
bic pbiloIopbeH unb SbeoIOgen beim
@rieGilGen berbIeiben. Wtit Der preis.
gebung bes @rie@if9en oils obIigatori.
f6en 2ebrgegenfanbes piirbe aber cine
grmeiterung o.s naturmiHenihaftliden
unterri9ts ft@ erm68limeu laHen.
Die iebigen lateiniofeH neunfufigen
SberreaIi9Hlen baben ole tpeIenttimen
Bere@tigungen Der btsberiaen Neals
epnnaien erbalten, nit ausnabme ber
1eremtigung, Mbiturienten auna Stu.
btum Der iteuerea Spra9en (Grana0ffd
unb @nglif6) ahf bic uniuerfitdt gu
entIahen.
Die lateinlolen OberreaIi1uIen tpa.
rem In ber letteu 3eit nabe3u boIhda-
big auf bas 2rodene eefebt. 3uIsbi
uurbe ibnen i'm Sommer 1886 fogar
Die Bsre9tigune foe bas b6bere Sou.
fo@ bur@ Minilfer Manba@ ent8oaer.
ytunmebr folen Re BON ben &ealepm
naiien erbeu bic 8ere@tisune gum Stu.
blum on teGnii9en bohfdulen un6
gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Maihemos
tit uno 9aturwiRenfdaften, 5omie au
benz b6berea Berg, 8aus, Maf6iueu,
baus, pofs uub Gorhfa@. 9dbrenb
oieienigen, mel9e f1 biefem Gtubium
tuibmen uouteu, bisber an ben aeat.
gpmnafen aud 2ateiu Iernen muBten,
tuetben bic bOreenannten Gtnbieuf64er
nunmebr aud fRr ioI@e aug1ngIid
tueI9e iebes unterri9is i'm 3aiein emf
bebren. Sur tuenn bic Oberrealldu.
len aud gum uniDerRtdtsRubium be,
Matbematif unb NaturmiReni@ofter
Die Beredttgung ertbeiIen tuo(Ien, muf
In ibaen 2atsin geIebrt iuerben.
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"a Sie Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat fortpdbreno
frii@e Nuhern uno Slide, iowie Wilo
aaer art OH 9anb. Gril@e 3ufubren
ieben Sng Beitelungen bon Ganti.
lien iDerben prompt ausgefibrt unb frei
abgelisfert. Srebino &osnue, auifden
Mains unb WtIitdr plasa. Selepbon
No. 81.
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s9- Ser plumber S. 6. Rltrias,
No. 20 NOenue 9 nabe pof Office,
bat, um ben g~efteigerten MnIbrh9en,
bic on fein @efddft esFeIt uer6m,
nadtonmeH al f6nneu, EG nit einem
ttiAtigeu 6a6manne, Serrn 5bumas,
afoeiirt unb ipirb ME gep6bnIi6 aur
3ufriebeubeit bes YubIifums ale Nuf.
fridge raid erleoigen. Selspbon 427.
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sT Gin bOles 2ager bon ambu.
Ian5sn, 8uggies &C. gu iebr bilisen
preiien, fiabet mon BET Sc. 3. s. . f.
bein3 !, Militdrs pla3a.
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@aliipraiasMetue.

Weinliebbaber inbcn eth sroBes Gas
get Don feinen California . Weinen bei
Germ S. s. Meper ON Mlomo
pla3a. 9err Wener iuGt bic Weine
on Ort umb Gtele aus u,.h feuft brett
aus benz Seller ter @eiuab9ter. als
gutem 9ennsr eeliHet es Inn feis, bic
beff:n 9brtea aus5uudblen. st fam
feline Gunoen uHe 5am;iien nit einen.
guten aropfen ueriehsn. aotbs ua6
WeiBwetne IN uor8igl,@er Qualit1t
roH iegt ab b1.00 per @allcne - frei
tas Qaus geliefert.
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ar 9atle Soblen So per aonne;
MeNqifsr elod unb gptie gsmiidt 81.
-SnSian SsrlitOtp 9oDiea bette Quas
litdt $3.50. pean: Mntb,oeit 9obler
$13. gbenfn bas seize trodsne Diem
unb @srb BrennboIs su niebrigfen
greiien bsi @arr & Reberfou,
IA gur!eioasS irdbe. Gelebbon 393.
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9euti6> @mgliide gdbmle,
@an Mntonio. SerAa.

San Antonio, Stga8.
auezfaMnt fiati9e 2e9ranfialt fir Ruabeu
ane Maoden; felt breiSis Sabrea In rcos,
Rirtiamleit. 8ortrefFide ae5rfrdite inter Be-,
ipabrtsr aettang. Der ensliidsa SpraGe pirb,
E'e osr ceutiasn. bone &edauas sstrasen.
auBeroeu' uaterri9t i'm Spanifhen. Giniaer.
staesn bosbereitete G6iler fnben jeberseii
Nnfnabme. Nabere Gusfunft e,tbeilen Sert
8. Sroos, 9rdibent bss S1uI @orfanbes
nuo B m. 8arbed. Direftur Der Guaafi
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u Wsau SIR Qntes trodenes Dot.
DAT 8rennbDi8 brau@i. ipredt Der ober
beifelt per 3eIepbpu hsi Ger Sunset
Wood Company; lie bat fteis bas 8e lie
i'm Marfte. SelsGaon 81.
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0eKaae nada Garpns.

Die Igenturen beg Qarrn 30. S.
O0ung, So. l Commerce @trabe,
San NntOnio. unb $40. COB Wains
5traBe, 9aIlas, bertreteu nur bic
anertannt beften e~uropdifd)en Dampfers
2inien. Serr 0ouns 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billie f en- &aten gu geben, ers
tbeili bereitwiaig iebe 9etpinfGte Nus.
tunft unb beforgt iebr prompt ale ibul
tber9ebeneu Nuftra9e. Wer mad @us
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Standardization iir Berar County.
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Morris tribune., 1891-01-28
HAVOC FROM STORMS.
TELEGRAPH SERVICE IN THE EAST
DESTROYED BY HEAVY SHOWS.

Poses aud Wires In New York City Lay
q Tangled Mass, Covering the Streets.
Fully Half n Million Dollars and Two
Weeks Time Needed to Repair the
Damages.
NEW York. Jan. 27.-Never before
have the telegraph and telephone COM
panies experienced such complete and
absolute havoc as that created by the
snow storm Of Saturday and
Sunday. An idea of what wreck
ing Of lines was done may be gathered
from the fact that out of 1900 running
out of this city the Western Union has
now but three wires working. The rest,
with the poles that supported them, lie
beside railroad tracks and across fields
and are caught in trees.
The Postal company has not wire
working from the city, while the Metro
politan Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany roughly estimates that $500 of its
wires are laid low The total damage to
the companies mentioned which will re-
suit from this condition of affairs is es-
timated at 500, 900.
Two Weeks Unceasing Effort
will be required to get the wires back
into the condition which existed before
the storm broke and tore down the poles
and wires.
The first official act of the commits
sioner of public works was to notify all
telephone, telegraph and electric light
companies to remove dangerous wires
and poles which were damaged by the
storm. Rolls and tangled nets of tele-
graph. telephone and electric light wires
are still distributed all over the streets
of Brooklyn. The several telegraph and
telephone companies which cover Brook
lyn with their wires estimate their ag-
gregate loss at S15O, 200. In Jersey City
and Hoboken the telephone and tele-
graph wires hung in tangled masses
from broken poles here and there
through the streets. In both those
places the bell towers have again been
pressed into service to be used in case of
fire.
The postcffice authorities report that
the mails are now coming in. n.on time
and that the snow storm had not occa-
stoned more than half an hour delay in
any of them,
Morris tribune., 1891-01-28
THESE GO TO WAsHlNeToN.
Delegation of sioux Selected to Lay Theil
f..;-,,,,n.. N So. uowu,zo,.

Delegation of Sioux Selected to Lay Their
Grievances Before Harrison.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 27.-A Post-Di
patch special from Pine Ridge says;
Gen. Miles has selected the following
aarned chiefs to go to Washington;
Young Man Afraid of His Horses,
American Horse, Fire Thunder and
Hump, of the Friendlies; Little Fire
and Big Road, No Dog, Two Strike,
High Hawk and High Pipe, of the hos
Cloud would certainly go, and as Short
Bull and Kicking Bear have been among
the most prominent hostiles. Gen.
Miles takes with him to Chicago forty
Indians, who will go to Washington
later on under the care of the war de-
paTtment, -
Morris tribune., 1891-01-28
IN NEW ENGLAND.
All Points Report a Very Heavy Storm.
Snow IL to Is Inches Deep.

All Points Report Very Heavy Storm.
Snow IL to Is Inches Deep.
Boston, Jan. 27.-Reports from va
rious sections of New England indicate
that the storm has been an unusually
severe one. A great deal of damage has
been done to the telegraph and telephone
wires, and especially between New
York and New Haven. The Long Dis
tance Telephone company had no COM
munication with New York for the first
time it is said, since the company began
to do business. Fall River, Mass, re-
ports heavy snow and rain storm, ac-
companied by very high tides. The
Sound boats had hard time around
Point Judath, but arrived at Fall River
safely, although late. At Manchester,
N. H., it is reported that the storm lasted
nine hours and that fifteen inches of
snow fell, obstructing the travel and
prostrating wires. Nashua, N. H., re-
ports the worst storm of the season,
twelve inches of snow falling, obstruct-
ing horse car travel and delaying trains.
Haverhill, Mass, was cut entirely off
from communication with the outside
world
Morris tribune., 1891-01-28

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 23.-The Dem.
ocratic representatives submitted prop
osition to the Republican representatives
as agreed upon in secret caucus, They
offered to coneede three out of the five
contested seats if the Republicans would
give them the organization. A commit
tee was appointed by the Republican
house with power to act and the COM
mittee has just reported to the Demo-
Gratis that they would accept. It only
remains for the Repu blicans of the house
to ratify the committees action.
Morris tribune., 1891-01-28
win Not shelter the poor.

LONDON, Jan. %. Mayor Savory re-
fuses to grant the request Of Gen. Booth
that the homeless poor be permitted to
sleep IN the municipal buildings. The
mayor says that he believes existing
agencies adequate for the relief Of dis
tress, and that the police deny the gen
erals statements regarding outcasts.