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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
Gin Central Bureau fir ben Sr'
bets uab Sitel Sanoel.

Sinfdtli9 beg bereits fur3 erpdbn'
ten 6auoels nit Spftiteln unb 9ipIo.
men ftab ouf benz Criminal . Commit
fariot in Berlin F6on 3a1lrei6e 8ers
uebmunsen BON 3eugen etfolst, bic ole
nit SbieIe uub &eiter in vgei9dftli9en"
Seaieburgen ftanben. Ser 8eb6rbe
liegen bereits perf9ie6sne n&eberfe"
Oor, bic Setter ton fsineu glientsn fi6
bate unted@reiben lafen, bebor Ell bas
Wermittlungsgd9dft in bic 0arb nabm.
Siefe 8apiere fino tpabre Meiterfhde,
UNI fi6 benz Criminal. unb @ipilgeriGt
gegeniiber fit GQe 6dae gu bedenl Wie
bas n@ei6dft" aud ua@ber 16 geffaIs
tete, lei es, baB ber eriebnte 0rben ober
8itel bef6aft murbe, iet es, ooB bic
B~emtBungen mibIanaen unter teinen
umffduben brau9ts &eaer bic empfars
ge1en bOben @ori6uKe 3uridsuertat.
ten. 8em69nli6 bet.ug Der erfte 0nr'
|f@uB fur .NusIosen, &eiIe 6peIen.
3eitberluifs, BDrtO &c. nidt inter 1000
Nart. Der Reff, tpel9er, ie mad benz
@egenitanbe. big ~ mebreren Saulenb
Sbalern aufitteg, tpuroe auf @runb iebr
bermidelter &eperie INNER in We6ieln
binterlegt. oeren Be5ablung nod erfotg.
ter gerIeibung Der 3iteI- n,nq6 Gi@t"
fattfiubeu muBte. go bat 8siter. berals
berm6genber Mann gait, bebeutenbe
Summenermorben. @einen Muftragges
bern gegeniber ipielte er f9 INNER als
DR.. med. auf, nit Der 8oripieluug .er bas
be einen Prtn3en an elmer Graufbeit be-
banbelt uno bur9 bieie gliidli6e Sur
tann beRen md6tige prcteftion ertangti
Sn Wobrheit 1T &eiter tpeber Nr3t nod
le9itimer Dottor, icnbern nur Snbaber
zines mertbloieu, sur Giibrung ni@t an,
ertannten amerifauiiden Sottortitels.
lin beionbers 3abnftnftler gum ges
f6Qftli6en 8erfebr nit ibm auf5umuns
tern, bate er einen &alen0er bruden
laffen nit ben Namen auer rpb;laoels
pbiaer" uub Denfelben ubtbisenfaIs aud
ols r3midmubIe@ gegen u%iberbaarige
2lienteu benubt. Sen 9erren vDen=
ttifen@ trug ct bur@ @irtuIare bnnn bic
8erf@aHuna reinbeimii9er prdbitate"
gegen CUTE Ge3ablung on. unb biefes
8reiben bat felt langen Sahren gebaus.
ert! Oarum bat aud In lester 3eit feline
Geftnabme 10 groBes un6 tiefgreifenbes
sIufieben erte9t, tpie bic 8erbaftung
&eiter's, bur9 tpelde 9unbette bon
perionen in0ireft In Nitleioeni6aft
ge3ogen tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
Rats iar @htterl

8nr iber 50Sabren i&on tpurbe 9l1s.
Min5loD's Soothing SDrup bon Wfils
ltonen bon Mtitern beim 3abnen Der
&inbcr angesrenbet. Mirft Su i'm
S9lafe bur6 bas S6reien eines &inbes
geRbrt, bas i'm 3abnen if unb Dor
S9merasn ueintg Mena 70, lahe Ipfcrt
eiue SloE9e bon sMss. @tnslOm's 500
thing eprnb" boIen. Sein @ert9 it uas
beaahIbar. Gs tuirb benz fleinen 2eiben,
ben foFort 2inoeruns beri9aHen. Ser.
IaBt gu1 baraut Miitter, es lit fein
3ueifel barabsr. Gs beiIt Spienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magert unb
tie Hieren, befeitist Winb ROlit, ers
usi1t ben @aumen, berbinbert gnt3lins
oung unb tdrit bas gauge Spaem.
.Wers. Minslotps Soothing Syrup"
fur 3abnenbe Rinber LIT nngenebm In
@el6mad unb bas &e3ept ftammt BON
einem Der 5efteu tpeibliGen Ierate In
ben Ser. Staten. &c 1T bel allen
Sruesiten in bet san3en WeIt aa bas
Ben. preis Is gts. per GIaf9e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres aIs Nrs. Mias,
Iotps Gootbing Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13

@ir wer6en eS 10 lange nicocrldrsi'
ben, Bis SeOermaim eS 9ciebcn
8is Seosrmann es 9eiebet umO beien
aberOraHi9 ~seiuOrben
8is Seocrmaln es, obne 5a> ieben,
tenut unb peiB-
6aB Or. Cages Gatarrb &enteSg bic
idlimh,ften 6afle bon drOnii@cm @a'
tarr6 iii Goefe, catarrbaliidcn &Opi>
idmsrs uuO Salt i'm aOpfe4 9eilt.
@cltatt auf i6r unbeOin9teS gers
tranen, oferiren ibre 9erits(ler, bic
@orlo's DispenlarD Msbieal QhOcias
ton BON guHato, q. g., $500 an It's
senS cine Bsrfoa gu Oesabfell, bic an
@roniidem Gutarrb iii 9Opie 9elittsn
unb nidt Sa0ur9 sebeilt wOrSeu 1T.
@enl bic ge~Oinsunsen nrn unlses
fsbrt waren = iuertt iie bon biz $500
iair cine s%rinOlid)e Sur oerlansen wiirs
ben, 10 pirOeit ba oieaeidt 3Oserll.
Sier 1iub reputable 2eute, nit jabyee
LANCER s%6rclbafter @eiddftSs&rceiS,
GauIeuoen bon Dollars NIB eiucrl 9ntea
0aunen sur unterfGsuns uno bieie Sellte
ptrfidefn Bir f0nllsa bid 9eilen,
iuie mir id)oa Eauienoe III Oeinem j3lls
itanOe sebeilt babea wcm nit IS nld)t
oerulo0en, 10 bcsoblen mir az bid $500
fit Die gasfunft, OaB eS Sen'alb sibt,
ben mir nid)t babeu beilcn fOracn.4
Gil baben Sertrduen 81 ii6 ietbif.
ST bios iest nidt 0es SeriudeS lpert9 :
ST ridt Gin je6cr geriud 0ela eatar'9
OOrsuaicbn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
9te ,,Srete BreKe fit gesa3" bat
Don allen beuti& . tsgantfdben 8eftuns
een bic 9rHkte Muuuenten5abl.
Die G6icasoer @eltsansfae anns

YOU'VE
unDerontmortli9 piel 3eit bertr6belt
Dorben 1T, i6eint bic 4ugeleseubeit
jebt nod unb uo9 bod etruas meqr In
GluB geratben gu iein.
6iben pie orRben 5egtnnt f9's gu
regen. Die eia3elnen 6taoten Der
Union aeigeu, baB fe f@ fur bic tuirs
bige 8egebung BEG 400idbrigen Subj:
ldums Der embedding Mmerita's bur9
ben @enuefen gbriffopb Columbus In.
tereifren unb aud brttben In EUROPA
ertldrt elm 2anb mad benz anberen, baB
6 f9 an biefem friebli@en nWrtts
tampfe ber 2eiffungsfdbisteit4 bst9ei
ligen merbe, iotaB gu boaen 1T. baB
biele Betbeiliguna on benz groBen uHs
ternebmen cine mirtlim runiberiale"
fem tpirb, iobaB f9 bic @olumbif9e
NusReluHg non 1898 MOT nrr Welt.
Nusfenung nearen, fonbern aud iein
wir6.
@mL lpiGtigifen if es aber, oaB man
in gbieaeo felbf. enbIi9 bic bisbsrige
9etbargie abgeftreift gu baben f1eint,
ba6 bic tleinIlden a6er iebr aeitraubens
ben 3dnfereien hber Jragen bon uater.
geovbaeter 8e0eutung aufgebDrt baben
anb boB mon enbli9 Sbaten an STEELE
Der @orte 3u ieben beginnt.
Die gr6D Mrbeiten auf benz @bicas
eDer Masfellunss ; 8iabe boben Dor
Rursem bssOanen, bic pldne fir Bite
GaIptsB auten finb bon ben Nr9iteften
~entiporfen unb BON benz 0irettOrium
gutgebeiBen pDrben, fo6oB nit Der Nus'
orbeitung Der Details Der Infang ge=
nta@t tuerben tonnte.
Wasbie inaaeieIe Settle bes &ieienz
unternebmens anlan5t, 10 lit bafelbe
boufdnbig eef6ert. Sur6 8riDats
3ei@nungel Rnb In Chicago uufse.
bra9t perben S., 0O0, 900, Johann bot
bic StoDt @bieogo Bombs i'm Betrnge
BON $5, 600. 600 a~usgegebeE unb man
reGnet I'm @an3eit auf ginnabmeu bo1
$40, 600, 900. @oI1e @orausbere9.
nungen BADEN freili1 INNER ibr Nibs
liGes, ba mitunter Gaetoren, bic man
fhr eai13 nebenld9ii9 belt, h9 ais
s uap', n 49, grsn,nsI o,f Ssr'
sarcs aygns ''V" S4 Wv
"Igi nsn r;sI -, s.,, s;,o,c;on.n e,fofo
"a .s o. ys Ts;.oa.as M., IlS
Icy. @nss.leig Ssa yg''ISa.a "nsps *
;S .1 w WsaD 9 n lsgsai H. a,a itJS.n, ~ ~
E wv g S.1 s nss6 Sm boitsm mo ~
lev a." S Ssn @;sD h Syn cSsr ni%t
gis NhigoSslnbin,er giisI1snuno finite
In Sielsr GinSMl MA marnennss Nsis
inIsI Siensn
Mc,, Ssr G;n,erlaooten msrheu iphen.
foIIs ann rnM geimi;he MineI bemii.
iiot rnsrnen IN, hi~sSeIhsusouF her ghi.
encosr M,sasIi,,un tritrhio an rsnya5ene
tirsr mr. Ssrns bot III hmrm ibS,
r;mte Observation-Disclosures hsrort
bic 6dube 7aeblnbeu, baB folde 8ss
~miIiouuoen nidt Qemadt ,perben btirs
fen. neil bieieibet 10 aufaefaBt tper.
Rem f6nnteu. aIs hdtten fe ben 3ped.
.gluuQnbeNtuo berbei,uMehenA. 6of.
fsntIi6 tpirb man absr uS, 6isI. conf,
fuiiouelien 8ebenfer1 nod ebenlo Ieid,t
Ssramfommen' tnie HES erff nor 9urs
lem in Be,ma onf 6os c~onf6berirte Sus
boIi5euhous in Muffin Ser ssQl mari
CO.. 1..Lx.1s.. m.1Ls.... L.L..
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Goliforaia,aeetne.

acknowledgement lnben elm groBes Sos
ger bon feinett California Meinen bel
6errn S. 5. Mener am Nlamo
plaaa. 9err Sleeper fu6t bic Meine
on Ort un6 @telle aus utb faltft brett
aus Dem Reller Ter Wein5h9ter. Als
sutem 2enner eelingt es Inn ifets, bic
beffen Scrten ausaumdblen. ct fam
feline 2unben unG Gamilien nit einetn
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiBpeine in bor3igIi6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ting 6aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
Die G@ilbbareer bauten fid e

Die S9ilbbirser bauten fi@ elm.
nal elm rteues &atbbaus unb entoedten
erli, na@bem es fertis NOR, boB he bic
6enfter berseRen batten. Ote pbiIa.
beIpbier betposen nit GROCER Mtube ben
GongreE, ben Gau elmer leuen Min,e
in ibrer Gtabt anjuorbnen. grff als
bic 6reube bartber berrouI@t iuar, eut'
bedten He, bob fe es gang sergeFen bats
ten, au9 bas u6tbige GeIb bofiir be-
piqigen 3u laHen. ~. b. 30"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13
9(mtlid)e Sefannttmad 5ung.

IS tirb bierour9 mitgetheilt, baB
Die 2e9islatur bes staates Seros er.
iu@t nerben wirb, Ben Jreibrief Der
Stabt San NatOnio in Be5ug auf bic
folgenben Buufte ab3u1nbetn:
Seetton5u nb 24 in Der Dirt, oaB
bic Qemter beg Shgenieurs, hes NRefors
uab Mari9ans bur9 @rnennung gu
befebsn ieiu fo1eH unb ni6t pie bisber
but@ Wabt. Nle bisie %@raennun9en
fDaen burn ben 6tabttatb erfolgen uno
spar ouf ben 8orfbiag BEG Mtapors
bin.
81. Mae Yocan3eni in ben
buI@ 8olfswabl beiebten Nemtern fol'
len au9 bur9 cine Na@mabl mieoer
beiett perSeu, mean Der Sermin BET
NeutDabl Deniger als neun Nonate
entfernt Iie9t.
@ection 43. Ser Nmortiiationsz
6onb foQ BON 5ebu (10) auf amei (2)
Proeent pro Sabr berabgeiebt perben,
uno ole b;sber ausgegebenen Bombs
fpleu fur re9tsgiltig erfId,t tperber,
als Oh Der Charter einen Imortifationss
6Onb bon 2 Proeent feff9eiebt bdi4e.
Section As. Sie Nusgabe bon
Bombs our @inI0iung BON BOnbs, bic
b6ber ber3inft fnb poer BON fdaigen
Bombs iel autoriRrt perben unb ole
bisber gu Nmortilatioas s3pedeu cuss
gegebenen Bombs iouen fur re6tstrdftig
ertldrt tperben> unb bas Jiscaliabr lou
10 ~abgednbett merben, BOB es am 1.
SUM- ieben Sabres be9inut unb nit benz
81. Wai abl6lieBt.
Seftion 48. Mae uptbnenbigen
Orbinan3en um bic Nusbreitung ans
itedenber &~rant1eiten 3u b%erbinbern,
fOllen bon ber Sta6t aug erlafen per<
ben.
Section IS. SOL bic 8fli@tent
8Olma9ten unb @ebaltsbe5ige aller
Beamteu unb Nngeileaten Der Gtabt
fehieben, nit Nusnabme Der @ebdlter
beg MaDDrs, Mari6als, Collectors.
GRefOrs, @@abmeiters, NnwaIts, ssSns
senieurs unb &ecorbers.
Section SO. SOL Die Gtabt quito.
rifiren, 2icenfeu ous3uite1en fur prosfi'
tutiOnsbiuier foroie Der Stabt bas
Ne6t berleiben 6ieielben 3u controQiren,
gu beifrafen unb ibre 2icen5 auriidau'
sseben.
6eetion lO2. SOL bic 6tabt
~outorifren ben Smpf3uang ftr bic
3bslinse cler ftdbtif9en S@ulen, Jos
ME flr bic Suiafen aler ffdbtii6en
Snfiitute uno MIple &C. our13ufhbreu.
Section 119. Die 8eiimmungen
Eiollen a~ufgeboben Uerben, bic benz Mas
Dor ben 8e3ug bon @ebtbyen geitatten
FIR ale Gdae, bic er ielbf i'm &eeors
bets. 8eri6te perbanbelt.
Section 127. Sic 8eHimmungsn
iOaea aufge9obsu uerben, bic benz
Gtabtratb bic GeHiebung beg Webaltes
beg S1abmeiffers i~berla0en.
Section 1873. 9ebt bic 8eftims.
munsen auf pelde bas Gebait unb bic
@sbhbren beg tdstif@en Susenieurs
feffeben.
Seetinn 2O1. SOL senaue &es
geln fefiebsn far bic @rweiterung hon
Straber, YldBen iiro p1rts &c.
Section 203. SOL 8efimmun.
gen irsfen fir bic ggbropriaiion BON
Bribatsg isenibum ftr Dfentli@e 3mede,
urb omar in Der @elIe. baB Der 3wsd,
fir pel6en bsiaStss gigentbum erpros
priitt uerbe1 lOa, genauer befiniit
miro.
Section 227. Betimmt, oaB piers
teIidbrli6 cine gendue SarIegung Der
linancieQen Sage Der Siaot publicirt
werben lou.
Gection 249. SEPT bic 8ebdlter
fir ben MapOr. 4u6itOr, &eeorber,
Warf6al, Nnpalt, Collector, G1ak.
meilier unb SngenteGr feft.
Section 251. SEPT 8eftmmuti>
gen felt, ME biefe @ebdlter aur NasSab.
lung selaugen iolen.
EEMNisn ss>S&M~ N0n&%~A
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Grfabrmmgett einee fleiten MandlenS
In etHett Qeud1thurnte.

Oar. unb Mirs. 2oren Ireseott ppbnen ais gBd@ter
In benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. non Saub Bead i'm
Staate Rf@tsan. Gle fnb nit etnen 4 Sabre alien
a6hter&en ~se(esnet. SIM lesteu april befarl re bic
Mafern unb hann einen f~dredli&en 9nfen, perbnuben
NIT Gteber. Dsetprtu bebunbelten fe Ju Sauje uub in
Detroit, aber persebens, eS purhe immer i6Itmmer
NIT tbr, bis fe ripie Saut unb Rno@en" par. Da
pn5uHten e8 tbre Gltsrn nit DE. Rings 8euer Gnts
eeduns unb Madden fe uur spet unS cine balbe
Gfai&e bdppn gebranht bate, mar fe pouifdntis sez
betlts Gle iasen Or. Rtnss Neue Gntbednng iei ibr
@epi@t in Gplb rertt, aber benEch fnb Pfe6tHai6en
f~rfenfrei gu haben BET Grtis, 1tpMpipn & &c. In
Gan &ntoHip, EeIss,
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8u6lens Mrmtca.gaIbe.

Die bette saIbe Der Gelt fir s9nttte,
Queti@ungen, @ef6piire, 6ieber. uub Saut'
s SnsiSls sss 6 sas Sa sstSsudasaits eaq i9F'rt o5 81.
a,orttoibsn ober feine Ssaa9lnns; gaaise
Satisfaction saraatirt ooer bas GelO pirb
turiiderfattet. rs Gents bic G9abteI. 8um
8ertauf in allen apotbefsu. Dreib, ab0mF'
ioa & Co.. @bngefole.
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Sn 5OIse elmer grtdttuns lit Id
an bartndfiser 9eiierttit; NIT einisen
Dozen bon Or. Nusuf 96ais's 9ams
burger 8ruftbee tpurbe i@ tpieber po1s
idnbig berseielt. - Sulius Mulf,
129 BartIettsS Str, &o@efer, 81. q.
Sur in Orisinalsp adeteu. preis, %
Eenis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13

RS Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company" bat f~ortudbreno
frif@e Nufern uno Slide, iOtpie Wilb
aler Nrt an 0ano. Grii6e 3ufubren
iebeu Sag. Bsiielungen BON Gamis
lien merben prompt ausgefhBrt unb fret
abseliefert. Srebino Nbenue, awii9en
Mains uno Nilitdr plnaa. SeIepbon
SIN OIL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-13

H9- Der 9lumber S. 6. 2ltfins,
80. 20 NpeHue 3 nabe BOT Office,
bat, um ben g~eiteigerten Iniprt@en,
bic on fem @ei6dft geReut uerben,
uo9Eommeu sa f6nnen, f6 nit einem
th@tigen Ga@ranne, 9errn Sbomas,
aHoeiirt unb rirb wie gep6bnli@ CUR
3ufriebenbeit bes publifums aQe Nuf'
fridge raid erlebigea. Selepbon APT.
Evening journal., 1891-05-25

In is well for editors TO coufne them.
selves TO the subiecs matter under dis
cussion; to refute the arguments. not
denounee the man who makes them. TIE
editor or the speaker who denounces his
opponent betrays his own weakness and
brings contempt upon himself. We have
taken some pains to point out to the
editor Of the Middletown New Era few
plain rules whereby he may
preserve his own dignity and
influence as an editor and give
his readers a better paper. too. We
trust that several other editors who
have committed similar blunders NAV
also take the hints kindly, Meantime
Governor Reynolds will be called upon
10 make other appointments soon, and If
the New Era and other papers have any
advice to give they should give It now
and not attempt to show afterwards that
q overnor Reynolds is breaking up the
Democratic party by not complying with
their advice before he knew
what II was. The Every Even
log. paper which has won golden
opinions, as well as the sheriffs printing,
BY It's wise and generous conduct, It's
just and temperate criticisms, is already
in the field with luminous advice which
Governor Reynolds is likely walking all
over himself to follow. However that
may be, we advise the 'kickers" to get
in their advice early so that when
Governor Reynolds does not follow it they
will have something to "kick" for. In
the previous case they did not have any
thing to kick" for, and the New Era
kicked" wildly and foolishly, while the
Every Evening kicked" vicIously in
unison with the Republicans "ss If It
had fts. !"
Evening journal., 1891-05-25
SCHOOL BOOK BILL FOUND.
Discovered Tin Senator Pming's Desl
Saturday.

Discovered fin senator Pining's Desk
Saturday.
The lost Free Text Book bill passed by
the late General Assembly, has been
found in Senator Pilling's desk
Clerk Of the House Dunn Is In this city
to-day. he came to see Speaker Donahoe
about the bill. When asked for an inter
view by an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
this morning. he said;
The first intlmation had that 1t was
lost was when / saw the statement 10
thRc effect in the EVENING JOURNAL. l
theu examined the House journal and
found where 1t had passed the House
gone TO the Senate, passed that bod v,
was returned, and reported by the Com
mittee on Enrolment as duly and cor
rectly enrolled BY referring to Speaker
Sirman's record l found that Il had
been signed by him then felt
satisfied that Ii must be In the Senate.
! went into the Senate Clerk Hearn
was there. examined his Journal
found where IL had been delivered by me
to the Senate, and from there all traces
Of the bill ceased. IL had never been re-
ported by the Senate Committee on En-
rollment. then went down and told
Assistant Secretary OF State Hughes
that | was satisfied the bill was ia the
Senate chamber la the desk
Of one Of the members OF sthe Senate
Committee on enrolment, l then
left him. He went and got
the state librarian who had the KEYS
that were turned In by the members OF
the Senate and examined the desks. IL
was finally found in the desk OF Senator
Pilling. The enrolled copy and the
original bills were there. Il
was marked correct" by the Senate
Committee on Enrolment, and was ready
20 be reported to the Senate. The
Senate journal does not show that It was
ever reported. am up here to-day 20
see Speaker Donahoe sbout signing It.
The prevailing opinion among the lead
ing lawyers in Dover is that he has
power to do so. II has often been done
heretofore. One time the Enrolling Com
mittee went to Dover and examined a
bill, and then the speaker signed it. All
the lawyers say that 1t Is law; il has
bsen passed by both houses, and that is
all the evidence the secretary Of state
needs to justify him in certifying to It. f"
Speaker DonRhoe was seen al noon. He
says he will not sign the bill out OF
session. That he has never done such a
thing aud will not do 1t now. he SAYS
he will go to Dover tomorrow and speak
TO the governor on the subject Of calling
special session. lasting about one day,
70 get the Dill through In regular form.
Evening journal., 1891-05-25
souRED BY IT'S FAILURE TO COL
LECT THAT .OOO.

IIS lTNi p 3UOV.
The Every Evening reached its zenith
In 1887 In 1883 It began its descent,
slowly at first, accslerating gradually,
till now its speed cannot be measured
The actual turning point was it's fail
ure to coerce the authorities into paying
an unauthorized and enormous expense
alleged to have been incurred in the in
terest Of che city The paper has not
been successful or amiable since. The
failure to collect that 81, 900 soured its
temper and spoiled its usefulness.
There is no man so poor. no man
whose soul is 80 dead to shame as to do
honor to the wobbling organ Of ill-tem
pered disappointment and cranky pes
simism. On Friday, replying 10 the
charges Of the Middletown Transcript.
the Every Evening said;
No agent, representative nor employe
Of Every Evening did ever present !
gamblers bill" to either City Council OF
Levy Court, nor did any one connected
with this paper try TO induce the lew
Court to order the payment thereof
Il is very likely that the editors were
perfectly Indifferent whether the Every
Evening got 81, 600 or not; they draw
salaries for furnishing so much dyspeptic
oullness per week But not SO with /
"A. Whitford, business manager. Win
'hustles' for money TO pay those salaries.
Il may be technically correct that nc
gamblers bill" was presented to the
City Council or TO the Levy Court
directly by representative Of the psper
that is too holy to touch money, but Il i
true that Whitford got levy courtmap's
ear very quickly after the 81, 900 bill vas
in the Levy Court, to ask what could BE-
done to assist its favorable eonsIdera-
tion.
Mr.. Hickman says that Mr.. Whitford
came to him unsolicited. Mr.. Whitford
admits that he had only,the slender basis
Of your Mr.. Hickman's verbal re-
quest. which Mr.. Hickman saws he did
not make. It is certain that of the two
men-Hickman or Whitford-it IS moi
probable that Hickman was the one who
was excitedly trotting around town In the
interest Of the Every Evenings 81. OOC
bill, while It is fact which cannot be
denied that the Every Evening man was
engaged in writing letters and making
out duplicate bills urging payment.
Mr.. Hickman seems calm now, and we
feel confident that he was not painfully
anxious then to pay that enormous bill
for forty days work to detectives.
Thus the matter rests; there is the
editors holy and scornful denial and Mr..
Whitford's several letters and bills.
backed up by Mr.. Hlckman's statement.
They do not agree. They contradict
each other, in fact, aad the Middletown
Transcript may claim the liberal but
Evening journal., 1891-05-25
cycling No Longer a Fad.

The bicycle has come to stay. It Is not a
craze-one Of the many that sweep through
the land like the latest fashion. 1t has es.
tablished itself among the permanent utili.
ties. OF course it is not equally adapted
to every country, nor TO every portion OF
any country; but wherever the roads are
good and not too steep it will more and
more come into practical use.
Already bicycles and tricycles are exten-
siyely used in England as economical sub
stitutes for horses, needing no barn, no
feed, no grooming and no medical care.
With such a machine the pastor easily
makes his calls In the most distant parts OF
his parish. The country doctor finds it
still better suited to his needs, ready at the
most sudden and urgent call, aud able to
wait at the patients door with no risk
from cold however long the visit
With its aid, too, the traveller explores
the country on roads far removed from
railways, and inits most picturesque parts.
The bicycle must have a great future in
the level west. The relation Of good roads
to its use is seen at Washington, where
many thousand bicycles noiselessly roll
over the smoothly cemented streets
But the utility Of the bicycle is not con
fined to the more practical ends Of loco
motion. 1t furnishes new means OF valu-
able exercise. This exercise Is exhilarating.
It is in the open air, and the rider is not
forced to it for his health, but drawn to it
by anticipations of pleasure-Youth
Companion.
Evening journal., 1891-05-25

ter lay morning win probably continue
It's east-northeasterly movement, causing
rise Of Temperature in the Central and
Middle states to day. A depression from
the southwest, 1t Is likely, will enter the
Ohio valley and ultimately affect this sec
ton. Temperature rose in the United
States yesterday the chief minima repor
ted were Northdeld, VT 80 degrees; Al
pena, Mich, "a degrees; Port Huron,
Mich. S6 degrees; the chief maxima re-
ported in the evening were Rio Grande.
Texas, "a degrees; Montgomery, Ala, 92
degrees; Mobile, Ala 90 degees.
Evening journal., 1891-05-25

This matter really comes down to one
of personal character Either Mr. Wiley
has told the truth about his having moth.
ing to do with Addcks, in any manner.
shape or form whatever, or else he has
not Morning News.
Which Is itf Mr.. Wiley though very
respectable business man has gone into
politics and he participated in a nomi-
mating election notorious for bribery
and beer. Under the election law OF
England Mr.. Wiley would be insligI-
BILE to Parliament IL a contest were made
against him In which these facts were
established. Somebody uRed money
somebody distributed beer and whiskey.
Mr.. Wiley Is the chief beneficiary. Mr..
Wiley is an intelligent man; he is
familiar with the use that Is now and has
been made Of money by his party upon
the large and growing element In his
party which yields most readily to the
pecuniary argument. He must have some
suspicion that money was used to obtain
his nomination over Baynard and Short
hdge even II he is not aware
that It was actually used. Not
to have some such suspicion is to put
Mr.. Wiley in the dilemma Of being too
innocent or too ignorant to be mayor or
a city like this, The fact is that money
and beer were used -plentifully They
were used in Mr.. Willey's interest and 1t
Is a matter OF only minor Importance
whether one corrupter Of the voter, one
debaucher Of popular suffrage or another
furnished the money; It was not
furnished for pure or patriotic motives /;
1t was not furnished except for selfish
purposes against public intel cit