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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
9reis 8ebuftipnen int 8etrase BON SO
bis SO prpsei,t.

Saft unpilig tpanbte fi9 ibm Der blon=
be 2opf ieiner 6rau 5u, bod fldtteu
f6 fOfort ibre Gage. benn &eBow mar
ia betanntli6 ftr bic Dame bes ertlu=
iiDen 3irfels elm bDhit Invertebrates
Rdtbiel.
Sic ert6ibete rei3enb Die elm iunges
Mdo9en uno rudte 3ur 5e:te UNI plas
3u MAIDEN. &eBOw NOR ibr. mie man
] li9 erinnern tplrb. bet ienem 2afiee.
frdn56en Der @rdfin Matbilbe, fa9ttg
prdIenttrt porhen.
Der Mnior fiiiierte feiner Jrau ets
mas bon benz @lel 5mii4en ben beioeu
0eubiinbeln su Inb erb6bie bic momenz
tame 8erwirrung 2ies6ens.
9alD iebo1 fiibrte bic gemanbte uno
lebhafte unterbaltung bes wblonben u.
poas" He iiber bic 8erlegenbe,t bInfort.
lie ftiblte fi6 10 intereifirt, baB fie pl6B
LID gana e@aafFrt ibrem Wtanne 3u,
| ffafferte:
4ber, glbs, bas III ia elm san3 rei=
5enber Meni9!
Der Maior antnortete ld1eInb:
SAB gut iein, 2ies6en, unb nimm es
taltbltitig, i'd babe es ia ME be3meifelt |
Drhben mar bte 2onperiatlon aud
iebr lebbaft. es mubte ireenb Elm fder5s
bates ginberitdnbniB 3miI9en Den Drsis
en- berfhten, balbe g8orte, Blide unb
| An6eutungen, anoeren unberfdnbli1.
erb6bten bic 0eiierfeit.
Wdbreub &ebow 5in nod ber iungen
6rau miomete, Lob @lbe fi4 bur6 ben
Baron In bas 8eiprdh geSoger1.
0iebifer Greunb uub @6nner, gefeben
Sic, oaB es ME etwas Bertdenoeres
gab aIs oiele iirenenhafte l1noinel Welz
DE poeRe Der Soilettel Man ftblt fi@
angewebt BON bem fremben Clement.
benz bic 3auberin eutitiegen, uno i'd
m66te tpetten. baB ibre 6alt tiibl unb
frif@ unb bas S6llf edit III mie ibr in
feu6tem Slang idbimmerbes 6aar.
sic tpiRen, cher Baron, oaB i9 ffets
au ben aufri9tigiten Bswunberern Der
566nbeit i'm allgemeinen unb bieier i'm
fpe5ielleu gebOre. bic uie elm 2omet an
unierem 0ori3ont auftaudte; mir 1T es
nur rdtbielbaft, oaB mir biefe unbine
ni6t friber am Nbeub f1on auffiel.
Sic fiebt allerbings aug, als wenn fie
eben benz Born entItiegen tpdre!
Sa tuaren mir glIfliber als sic,
erwiberte ber Baron, Rroner unb i'd,
= mir iberlieBen uns ipillenIos ben
san3en Nbenb ben nefii1en 2aunen
unbinens, bic nns gum 2obu fur unie,
re Sreue nod um unier 5eeleubell be.
ttiigen miro!
5ardten sic ni9ts, Baronl mari
Welaaies ionpre Gimme baswil6en.
Od i'd ni6t INNER 9alI ipielen fam,
tpabte i'd nabsbaftig nt9t. mas ida nit
Sbter SeeIe anfangen fo1te. So bin
ndmlid tiberaeugt. ipenn iebe Seele lib
In einem ibter Qualitdt entfpre9epbeu
5toff offenbaren follte. mtirbe bic sSbre
bon oem elaiiil6en Summit ii1 erweis
ienl
Der Baron aog fb suIommen. als
ob er aetiBelt nirbe, ieiu 2a1en Hang
ruie leife. furse @lOdeuidIdee.
(Eortfebuuo fnfotl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
a1Berorotntlt)er snsuerfanf bon Ynbnadu Nrtiteln
5u bebentenb berabaesetten Vreien

Die 9nsma6erei tit uns elm liebaeiporSenes
abema. gSie ieber iItere MnliebIer Gan an.
tentos NIT stol3 auf bos Da6stbum unb
@eoe,bett Der Staot 3ariidblift, 10 fnaht es
nns Greuoe auf bieies Departeme,,t su ic,auer,.
No9 por iieben Sabrem Elm Deldeibener s(r.
tang, bot es ii6 unaufbbrGi9 1T 8eliebtbeit
llno .ln1tan9 ausgebebnt, bis es beute pbne
SfpetIel oas sr6bte, beiterleudtete nnb in ies
Der sSeile nollfomn,ei, ausseftettetfte 9nss
ma9erbepartement bes ganse1 @eaens 1T.
Mles @ei4madbole, ipelhes bnrdb @eIb su
erret9en tpar, tit aneeidaift worben. l1ebers
baupt, ipenm ma, beriidii1tigt bab mir 9lues
9abet!, nnb BOB bas Bette su 70 auBersen5bne
lla biltsen 9reiien terfanft tpirb, Is tit es
fstnesipegs aufallie. bab bic Damenpelt
Gan slntonios @DlfipmS ysiebcrlnae ais
9sanptquartier fiir feine Yutrnaderiadsn ers
fldren.
9arB TN @esentbeil ipunberbar tpdre es,
tpenn Die Sadie fid anbers perbielt
9te tteueffeu Muffer nj
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24

-Sm 9aufe eiues Sabres, 10
t9reibt ein Jreuub bes rBerliner Sa.
geblattes" aus MemeI, finb piele Dun.
oertmarf Sheine bur9 meine 6dnoe
legangen, auf mel9en fi6 frEbere 8es
Hber burd SnS9riften pereDist batten.
90 1tanb, bon garter 9anb gel1rieben,
auf oem einen:
ua4, tpie it's m6glieb bann,
DAP td Did Ialien fann 2"
No9 rabrenber fiub bie Dorte, tpeIde
ein Greunb Der blauen Sneine auf eis
men berfelben, bermutbIi1 ben IeBteu
gef6rieben bat; He lauten:
,,@ein Ginsis, msim aues, mein eiebites
btit Our
Was baIf's? qud er muBte ben
gSeg allen-popiergelbes geben. 9luf
einem oritten 99ein los i'd feudten
Iuges ben refgnirien Nbi1iebsaruB
beg Srompeters bon Sdttinsen:
vSebitt' Did Sott, es iudr' 70 i96n seipsien. !"
9Dfuungsfreuoiser tlingen 81. 3eis
len. welte eiu oierter Snbaber zines in
metne &aiie gelansten 0unoertmatt.
i6eines auf beuielben seieBt bat:
gBenn Sreunbe auseinanberseb'n,
go iasen ite auf gSteberfeb mr.
Die 6offuuns bss s9reibsrs einen
Dunbertmarti6ein tpieoer3uieben, biirfte
ft9 erfalt baben; oh er yieiuen" ie
wieberliebt. erideint smeifeIbaft, ba
nabe3u o1t WsllIionen 5tiid iener BE.
liebten blauea papler6en eirculiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24

Gs bdmdbt ,ins aIs Of bic ,,8anheau Frim.
ming" in aiirse alIgetnei, poSular rerben
tpiirbe.
Gs beitebt aus Ginem, unter Der &ren,pe
beS 9uteS ansebradtem 8anbe, 6as am 8opfe
anidliebt, unb 1T tpieberiint nit ei,tetn
Sammetbanbe, Spite ober &ran3 fleiner Blns
men iiber5o8ett.
Sominet- -8tumen tperben augernein beIiebi
uab folgli1 biais. Gofen baben tpir bon ie.
Der @rDbe ,inb Saattiruns. 2ila 8lnnen
bor3ii8li4 iold9e, bic tns R6tblife 1dimmern
itnb auf i9tparsen Siten gang pra&tbou.
Die Sdlfte Der iebisen Saeons baben Iebr.
litfeit NIT elmer arone; pieIe baben borne
sine i9ntale &renpe, bic 10 gebosen ber6en
fann, bab fie elmer 11ntertaiIe, elmer MlnI9el
ober ionit Gttpas dbnlih ieben.
@raue unb Iebernfarbene Sil3bite, iehfparse,
selbe, blaue unb beinabe gang ipeibe StrcIs
9ite iinb in GROCER Auantitdt bcrbanben.
b bic bifIinSfem Nreife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
ITO tto TIN 9at5en SMoueen staates oeiefn 1purbe-
stsbtrtanf Don 9mmetl= un6 &inber @du6en
su re0ucirten 9SreiSen!
81 rebitcirtett 9reifett !

@gtrasfeine 9amen, @laceeittefeI im Opera
and Common Sense" StbIe nit elaitiiben
Soblen bpm $2.75 auf 50 berabseiest
@ate Sameit Kangaroo Rn5pfitiefeI
Sano no 9enaRt, TIM Opera Stble 1925, friiber
Sonsola Common eene" anSpffiefel fir
Samen, alle banbsemaht, BON So a,f $3.50
rebu;irt. F''''0
Seine Sonsola banbsendbte &nDpf.etiefeI,
ote frhberD3u $5 berfauft ipurben, offerirer
mir bteie @ohe gu $3.75. ~
9ans tetne glaeirte &ansaroo nit ,sonbon
Zoe & Opera 9eeI" aIIes banbqenabt. friiber
Sc, Sieie gSOde gu $4.75. ''''
pc 9erabiebnnsem nnS nnr fir bieiem
mtro a'tt fcparaten 9ifbcn amsseftellt.
litdt, glusfpabI unb greis, mas ic,nals in
San Sntonio eeseist tpurbe.
=, Sn an6bfitiefel, pOrfpros" unb Slippers"
tilr t1nge Samen unb &inoer, fiibren nit nir
bas Beite nnb gu ben n5slitft biaiaen 0reiiem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
9eidte l1ntertleioer fiir 6erren

l1nlere leibten reinwplIenen llnterfleibel
(oemb nnb 8einfleib) fir Manner gu nur 81
iinb Itarf in gaahfra9s.
0erartise ltnterfleiOer in 8albrissam un&
Gcrue s,t nur 81. 2auerhafter Stpff unf
CUTE 9(rbett.
@ai6a@te ihwar5e llnterfleiber, bic iih Bel
9lIen, bic auf elesante &Ieibung iehert, srober
8elisbtbeit erfrcuet,, gu $3.50 unb $500 PET
@nsus.
Sarbige 8albriesans@naise auf 81 bis SO
tebueirt.
gpseialitat: ais befonpers bequeme unb
elesonte 1lnterfIeibuns empfeblen mir bic be-
riibmten @laftenberrb ttitteuei4ten BON Sea-
t,lr gSole, tpel4e bon ben aersten fir nod
beiier erfldrt iperbet1 ala bic Sdser'iefe sDolls
aleiSuns. 3u baben fit n,tr $3.50 per stn3us.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
Gin suahres gNuuber.s,stttel

arr. Srar' 9uffman, etn iunssr Nann prn gurlns.
ton, Sbtn, epnftattrt, bab urter Der SebantIuns
BON tpel berrcrra9enbeE Gerjten mar, bic bste niG
TN Stanbe iraren eine Seieruus Ieines @eunbbeitSs
suitanpes berbeuufhbren. Gle ertldrten, bab er an
S4wtneiu9t little, uno bas ibm niht mebr Su belfeu
indptSs s9etmtttel 1u sebrau4en SIS mar bas S6pn Su
etnsr 3et, ole er ntt i'm Stanoe mar, quer ber bic
StraBe su seben, o3re fh unterwess ausiuruben Gbe
er f4 nett wcbler beftnhe. Gr ieste baber ben Ges
bIdut fort dne erfreut ih beu bes beifen pblieins
9Ser an pem 9als poer ben Acknowledgement lettet,
frteptsuue.
grOteaai$en fret Bel alien apotbefern. SIM Wbples
lale BEL OretB, Gbompicn & So. In San Gnfpnip, Ier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
NuBerOrOentlide gfopttdteu oieie
W0d)e !

Die neiieiten 9soben in ieibenen unb ipcllenclt
&letoerjtoffen ioipie in @ai6ftofen
utto ettua IS bpMeleaante fmbprtirte
bpdbmpoerne MDbeL. 0fpben,
BON oenen ni9t 5pet chamber sIeib finb, i'm
SsreiIe bon nur $13 bis 500
@legante Somnter @eibe, seftreift, carrirt
unb i9ltdt in allen Sarben, ionit su 45, 80
uno 60 GentS bic garb, in bieier @od e
5n rur 35 Gents bic garb.
nnler 9ager an 8aidftoffen lit 70 grob unb
Die Manntgfalttsfeit berfelben ift eine 10
grpbe, bab cine 9enale 8ei9reibung berieLben
oiel su ipeit fiibren ipiirte.
8ir fiihren auf Eager ale Bic gefudteiten
Arten bon gtul, Organize, 3epbbr &C. &c. I'M
Yretle bon 10 bis so Gents per g)arb.
Special Breiie fir bieie gSpde!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
statarrb tamm nis5t furirt ,perSen

6urG lOfaIe appliiattonen ba fte ben Sit ber
aranfbeit ni6t erreideu f6nnen. Reiarrb 1T
eine Blut' ober epnHitutions. sfraniheii, unb
un iie Su beiIen, mfg Sbr inneriife SeiImittel
nebmen. 6au's &atarrb Rur rirD einae,
nommen nn6 Dirft brett ouf bas Blut unb Die
ide mise Oberfldde. SalI's ssata,rb sfnr 1T
feline auaflaber Dlebi,in Sic purbe felt
Sabren bon einem bsr beifea Her,tr oieieB Can.
oes perorouet une III elm rsseImdbises Jfeeept
Sic befebt aus ben beften betarnten 9ontea,
bsrbunoen NIT en- befen Blutreinieunssn,it
teln, bic birett OUT bic S4IeimoberRd9e mir
fen. Die uolliommeue 8erbinbuna fer srei
Beitapotbeile 1T es, nas fold munberpolle Te.
inifats be, Der Se,luns bon Ratarrb bsrpOr.
brinst. East GuG 3susn,Fe umiOnft f6iden.
u. ). @beneg & Co.. Gigentbimer, 90.
lebo, D. Ssrtauft bon Ipotbetern, Rreis 10 @s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
Gin tusnberbareS @ebrGnae tm
S6nb= =Separtemettt.

Oh ptr bier beiddftist 1inb, fragt Sbr
Stunt bas ioIlten mir tppbI meinen. Sut
Na6rtbtett ipdnbern i9neller ais idlebte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24

Der ebemaIiee Waior bon Wau,
teuheI, Der dlteife Sobn bes perforbe,
men sselbmari60ls uuo Stottbalteis
her &ei6slanbe, III als 4rbeiter am
3olbauie gu 3ansibar bei6dftist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24

---pertin's WinbmiibIen unb Bum.
pen unb Wafer 8ebdlter gu niebriaen
Preiien gu baben bel q. 5. Sof.
beiaa am Militdr plaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
=Yrddfgt sluswa6l eleganter &lei6erftoffe=
Weubeu zGpftimen
@erntaliser srober gl1sberfallf

Ibermaliser sroRer Nnsnerfallf
bon l1nterseus fir Danten ,tnb Mabden in
Wfuslin 1lnb Ganhric.
Seipmbers mtebrise prciie In bieier
@Ddbei
greis 8ebuftipnen int 8etrase BON SO
bis so grp3ent.
Damen, bic irsenb Gttpas in bteler 8rande
n5tbis baben, biirfen BOIfipn's @peeial>
9(uspertauf su rebueirten 9reifen nidt bers
feblen.
gGe @aaren auf beifimmten sas
bentii DEN finb gu beiOnberen, fart res
bucirten greiien marfirt, bie ieboH
nur fir bieIe 8pdbe selten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
Obett daaefiibrfe Yreiie iinb tuirfli
Nerfauf beftintntt. STE aemauute g0an

llnlere @nsipabl in aussei9nittenen Iei6=
ten S9uben nnb OomensSltppers, tppr,inter
lta quite nnS isbr feline uOrfprb unb 9bcp
Stes", uSoltb Comfort & Spera Slipners"
beftnben, iibertrtfft 9tlles in 8e;us auf Qua,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24

@rite Sampico 9alnen,&nDbfitiefel Opera
Heel r and toe) nit elaitti9en Soblen, friiber
$3.50, iebt 81.
9amen (u@aufeupbait") 9ongola 9aas
fttefel, friiber So, iett $275.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24

3teglcr's all9emeim befanmte &nDpf=
i@nbe ait foIgenoen bebemtemb reSm=
Sirten 4re.ien:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24
u I = g @elesenbeiten

@ele eeenbeite
9(ea ieals 1T San 0(mpmip 1 oo,t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24

Die neMeften Wtmffer tno bic bilIigffem VreiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-24

Die
Wa9sntli9e Greie Rreiie fit Suas
eri9eint
ieoeu QouuerGas
unb toitet
$3.50 fitr SaS Sabr pser $1.26 fiis
e Wpuate tn Wprausbesablawa.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-03
PRESIDENT PEIXOTTO.

The Acting Executive of Brazil VIII Take
Steps to Hold New Election for Presi-
dent-He May be the Choice of the Peo-
pIe-Congress Will Deal with Toeseca.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 2S.-President
Peixotto will, it is stated, take steps to
call new election for president imme-
diately upon the re assembl bling of con-
gress. The resignation of Fonseca
leaves a vacancy which, under the
Brazilian constitution, must be filled
by another election. without waiting
until the end of Fonseca's term. The
president is not intended as Il per-
manent substitute for n president who
has deceased or resigned, but only as a
temporary occupant of the executive
chair pending the choice of another
president. PeiXotto is gaining in popu-
larity, and it is thought not improb-
able that he will be elected president.
He is taking vigorous steps to enforce
order in Rio de Janeiro, and the mill
tary are assisting the police in guard
ing against crime.
During the riot that attended the
overthrow of Fonseca party of ruff
fans from the part of the city fire.
quented by the floating element, took
advantage I'll Tie eACILtIIleIG u roo lIic
houses of several wealth people who
had no connection with politics.
Several of the rut1ians have been
hunted down and arrested.
President Peixotto will leave to con-
gress the initiation Of any measures
against the late dictator and his min
listers. There is strong feeling that
Fonseca should be held responsible for
usurpation, although, as he has re-
signed, there may be difficulty in talk
ing impeachment proceedings. The
subject of the impeachment and re-
moval of a president was under con-
sideration of congress at the time of it's
dissolution, and this was one of
the grounds upon which Fonseca
based his action in forcibly
dispensing it's members. There is
no doubt that congress will enact
legislation to deal with Fonseca and
also to restrain the power of future
presidents. Fonseca's resignation as
COMMUNICATIVE chief of the army was
matter of form.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-03
MONGOllAN UPRISING.

More Trouble for the Chinese Govern
nlent Caused by Interference with Es-
tabIshed Customs of the Mongolian
Tribes.
london, Nov. 27.-A Shanghai dis
patch says that great excitement pre-
walls in Pekin over the situation in the
north. The Chinese had not antici-
pated any trouble in that quarter
among the Monaghan tribes, upon
whom the empire has largely depended
for recruits for its armies. These
tibesmen are very proud, claiming
descent from the great conqueror,
Genghis Khan.
1t appears that the board of foreign
oversight over Mongolia, attempted,
several months ago, to establish new
and stricter rules for the government
of the Mongolians, requiring the chiefs
of the various divisions to pay obedi-
ence to the Chinese governor at
Oorga, and otherwise interfering with
the long-established customs of the
tribes. This has aroused discon-
tent, and some of the chiefs
refused to pay the usual tribute.
Troops were sent against them, but
they vanquished the soldiers, and it is
now said that they are advancing in the
direction of Pekin. with the intention
Of establishing a new dynasty. They
are excellent fighters, although not dis
ciplined, and are able to vanquislr any
but the best troops in the Chinese serv-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-03
THE GREATEST YET.

The Worlds Fair at Chicago VIII De tue
Greatest Event of the Kind that Has
Yet Occurred-The Result OF the Deno-
erations of the Committee on AWARDS
President Palmer Says Everything VIII
be Ready on Time-Nearly Every Natioh
Will be Represented.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-It will cost
about 500. 900 to make the awards at
the Worlds Columbian exposition.
This is the result of the labors of the
committee on awards. which closed its
session in this city Wednesday after
noon. The report will be submitted to
President Palmer in Chicago next week.
President Palmer of the board or
control, is in a happy frame OF MIND,
and is confident that congress Will
make the additional appropriation or
IS, 600, 900 so necessary to make the
exposition a success. Chicago, he says
has done all she agreed to do In TINS
mat ter, and he denies quite vigorously
the statement that this increase is
necessary because of her failure to
keep her promise.
This additional $4,000, 900 is neces-
sary because of change in the plans
and subsequent enlargement OF the
scope of the exposition. We wish to
make this exposition the greatest the
world has vet seen. There are many
exhibits of great historical value that
will not be sent here by foreign gov
eminent. It is proposed to have an
exact reproduction of the home OF
Columbus and many of the buildings IN
existence during his time of life, and
also scene of the landing place OF
Columbus on the shores of the new
world. There is also a large amount OF
valuable archaeological matter pertain
ing to the time of Columbus, still exist
ing in Spain, which should be brought
here and will be if the money is at
hand to defray the expenses of trans
portation. All these, and many other
things that might be enumerated, will
add interest to the exposition, but they
are only possible by the outlay of
money.
There can be no question" he con-
tinued, about the buildings of the ex-
position being ready in time for the
opening. They are now so far COM
pleted that any doubt that may have
existed upon this point has been long
since removed. If it were necessary
these buildings could be completed by
the LIST of July next.
This exposition is being laid out on
score much more elaborate than that
of 1889 in Paris. We may not be able
to excel the French in delicate work.
manship and details, as in that respect
they have no superiors in the world,
but generally speaking the Chicago eX-
position will be far ahead of theirs.
The French exposition covered only
200 acres while this will consist of 600
acres, and over $50 of them under
cover. Nearly every nation on the
globe will be represented"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-03
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IN reply to an InJerrogatory in the
| italian chamber of deputies, on the
2Sth, SigEor NicOtra, minister of the in
terror, stated that regardless of what
| might De said and done inside or out
| side the country, Italy considers the
| question of the status of the papacy as
| having been finally settled. The minis
| ter's declaration was received by the
| chamber with loud and long-continued
| applause.
THE PoTTERs' association of the
United States has decided to hold their
national convention in Chicago the sec
ond week of January. 1t is proposed
| by the association to make an elabor
| ate display at the Worlds fair. A
large amount of space will be applied
| for and no doubt granted, in order that
| the American potters may make a good
showing against their foreign rivals.
JOHN GEORGE RorH, a crazy German
of middle age, attempted to kill Rev.
John Hall. d. D., pastor of the Fifth
| avenue New York; Presbyterian
church, after the morning service. on
the Goth, by firing three shots at him
from a revolver. None of the shots
took effect. The would-be assassin
was Immediately arrested and lodged
in Jail.
Gov. RUSSELL of Massachusetts, has
received an invitation from the Ken
lucky Democratic club of Covington,
KY. to attend their annual celebration
of Andrew Jackson's victory" on JAN
uary and deliver an address. The
governor feels highly honored by the
courtesy, but will be unable to attend.
THE anti-subtreasury members of the
Farmers Alliance have reorganized the
order under the original charter. The
new constitution debars from member
ship any member of secret organiza-
ton that controls his politics, and also
socialists, communists and anarchists.
Four charges of embezzlement and
extortion have been preferred against
Mayor Wyman of Allegheny City, Pa.
The charges specify assessment of wit
ness fees, collecting the same, and fail
ure to turn the money thus collected
over to the city treasury.
THE directors of the poor of Carlisle,
Pa, were given hearing, on the 2sth.
on the charge of neglect in the case of
Joe Diller. bound boy, whose death
is ascribed to maltreatment by Farmer
Lafferty. The directors were held for
court.
DANIEL Brown. aged 40 years, one CT
the jury commissioners of Berks
county, Pa, while adjusting a belt in
flour mill at Fleetwood, on the 2sth,
was caught in the shafting and whirled
to death
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-03
THE SPEAKRsHIP.

The Candidates Have Established Head.
quarters at Various localities in the
Capital and the Batth will Wage Nerrf.
Iy Until the Caucus Sail Finally Decide
the Choice.
WASHINGTON, NovZ7-With the a <
ceptlon OF MIR. Hatcfs who will not be
here until to-morrar or Monday. all
the candidates for ssealser are now es-
tabIished in headdarters. The con-
test may now be SAD to be actually on.
although there are. IS vet, comparativelv
few congressman il the city. 1t is al
ready apparent thS the fight is to be
made very lar@ly matter of
democratic pole, the latest in
dication in It's regard being
the departure of Senator Cor
man for New rork in the interest
of Mr.. Crisp, andef Senator Carlisle for
the same city i behalf of Mr. Mills.
This gives some evidence of the inten-
sity as well asof the Importance of
the pending struggle. There is feel
ing among sone democrats that the
presidential fight is to have something
of a shirmish in this campaign, al
though this viev of the case is strenu-
concerned in tie result.
Mr.. Mills his parlors in Wizards
hotel. Mr.. Bnum, who has become
full-fedged Supporter of Mr. Mills
since his withdrawal from the contest,
assists Mr.. Mis- in every thing, even to
entertaining isitors.
Judge Crisrhas quarters in the Met
ropolitan. lis friends are figuring
that he will eceive almost, if not quite,
a hundred ptes on the first ballot
In this estimate are included the votes
of New Yok, nearly all the southern
members aad some strength in the
west.
Mr.. McMllan is also at the Metro
politan. He denies emphatically the
report tha he intends to withdraw
from the contest. 1t is believed that
Mr.. Mem Han will have about fifty
votes on the first ballot He is the
second loice of a large number of
MEMBERS
The viinty of MIR. Springer's head
quarters In the National is placarded
with si@s announcing his candidacy.
He had a long conference with Mr..
Bynum Eat Mr.. Mills headquarters
yesterday afternoon. Friends of Mr..
Mills chim that the delegation will
vote as unit for him.
Mr.. fringer's friends will. enter at
once u son the work of securing the
spealSeship for him. In the party are
the sta e treasurer and many prominent
official. Mr.. Springer will be in the
fight until the end.
Witl Mr.. Hatch will come a special
car fl led with his personal friends, in
cludig Gov. Francis ard the members
of the Missouri state central commit