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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-06
9as amerifamifbe @inbfeiid1 anf Ssus
eurpp1ifdten @tarfte.

~%~FWsVN3VW
Gas ameritanii1e Ain6Heif9 erobert
ben eurDpdifhen Marft INNER mebr
unb mehr. unb fHr ben Gtaat 3srls TT
bisIe 8batlo6e beBbaIb BON nett
tragenter Bebsutung. neil fie einem oer
@emerbs3weige, Die fur ben @taat ben
GROCER Observation-Disclosures Wi@tig>
felt tnb, far bic 8ieb3u9t. elm tpeitsres
unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jelb er6Hnet.
DAP ameritaniides &inhbieb In Der
lebten 3eit nit lobnenbem @rfoIge tn
qr6B,rer 3abl als ie borber mad 0ams
burg erportirt worben 1T, babea mir
f6on In ben 9palten unieres 8lattes
bes tueitere1 mitsetbeilt. 9eute t6nnert
mir tonfatiren, baB eu6 bic S4uei3
bereits unfdnet, gu einem guten Msattte
fit baHelbe 3u tperben. Cine Depef9e
aus Maibinston Dom 20. Mdr8 beri@'
tet iiber Die rteue @rpberuug, tDel6e
benz ameritanii9en = unb f1sen mir
uo6mals binau terauii1en- Tinonte9'
gei9dfte susute tOmmeu Dirb. pie
folat: ,Ssn ben 6aupts6 oteIs bon gu.
rid i'll iebt auf ben Speiies Rarten aud
"viande Americana de Chicago bets
aeihnet, nit anberen @orten: nGino'
field better Qualit6t aus @bicago''.
0ie es nit bet @infabrung biefes
fRr bic 5Gmei5 rteuer amerifoniiden
Gusfubr , Nrtifels 5ugegongeu TT, tuirb
in einem Berihte bes 2oniuts @atlin
mitgetbeitt. Dem ,,s@wei3er S@ldds
tel, @erein", = beiBt es barin, elmer
isbr eiuflubrei4en &6rperidaft. tpel4e
tber bas 8ause 2anb berbreitet 1T. urb
eeeen 500 Mitglieber 5dblt. mar elm
Mint 3ugetommen, baB Die @%iufhbrung
unb @lnfubr bon ~Iebenbtsem america
nif4em Ginbbieb H9 fir bic 6@wei3
Dcbl Iobnen m69te uno BON irgenb ei'
mem 0afeuplabe obne @@wieristeit be-
nstilfeuigt tperben t6nnte. Oas neraEs
laBte ben 0erein gu eirem 8eriude.
Gin Romite be1elben ging nod INIT
merpen unb tdufte bort 10 bon @bi'
caso importirte 66la@to4ien bon ei'
ner geraoe bort angetommenen S@ihs.
labung; b eielben murSsn 6aur auf II
ourdgebenben Sill @agen mad 8aiel
bef6rDert unb fameti = ni4t gan3 bret
Wu6en BON Der 3eit ab, mo iie In
Nem 0ort ein9el1ift tpOrben tuareu,-
in better 9erFa6ung In Grid on.
Ser 0ur@f6utttspreis, wel&er In
antwerpsn be3ablt uorben Dar. ifeate
ft9 auf Z Gents per (englii9es)
Yfunb; bic Gra@t fir bic gefammte
9eerte bon Inttperpen nod 8aieI bate
$849 betragen uno mar etDas b6ber
gemefen, aIs He in 3ufunft gu ffeben
tpmmen tpirb. Der nere ameritanii9e
@rport : NttifeI fano fofort uno obne
ole G6nierieteit NbfaB; 3hri9 nabr1
80. BoieI, Bern unb ct. @alen ie 20
unb @;niertbur uno Brug ie 10 DID,
fen, uRb iteraI tuurbe bas 6leiid als
ausge3e,dHst bon QuaIitdt befunben
uab elfl6rt. @s purbe gum reSelmd,
Bigen preiie pettauft, au unaefdbr II
genis per pfuno, un6 bic Na1frage
mad benz om~eritanif9en Gleif@e 1T icbi
fhon einc grDBe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-06

"a Wenn Semanb fem unb gu ans
nebmbarem 8reiie fpeifen MIL, 10 sebe
er gum Miffionss@arten. Die
9erren Rbeimer & Ganl, BeRber bies
les @tabiifements, balten barouf, ibre
@dte TETS noltommeu aufrieDen 3u fiel.
len. NQe taifonmdBieen EelifateHen,
Guferu, Wilb, Slide, @efliiseI &c. fnb
bort in Der oelifateffen 3ubereitune ole
3eit gu baben. Wabl3eiteu tperben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wobnungen ber Runben
gefanot. Nu9 bietet Der mt Der
@peiiemirtbi9ait berbunbene Bars
room bic beffen @etrdnte. tets friides
8ier unb feine 2iquhre uub Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-06

&err 6. s Waaaer, No. 217 Oa,
6ouiton StraBe bdlt ftets bas bols
fOmmenite Eager tn 3eideumateria'
lien, 3apeten, Garben, 8Ias, 6piesels
gIas, Biloerrabmen, Gtrnifea unb allen
3et9nems unb Nalersn tenlilien. Stint.
lerii9 aus9eflbrte 8il6er unb Statuet.
ten &c. ftnb In eias. iebeuspertbsn Gal.
Ierie aur Nnf6t unb gum 8ertauf cuss
seRelt. Sn 8apeteu unb 3immerbefDs
rationen TT bas @ei@maduoHte uab
Reuelie bert 3H finben.
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8efneiSs1Ne.

g, 9. Clifford tn Mep Gafel, VISTA. tatte uersSfsi
appfreb unb Rbeumattsnus, bic @erbauunsscrsanen
srifen, bate teinen Gppetit uub mar ~nberbaupt rpus
itanbis e%nttrdftet. Gret Gfai4en electric Sttters bas
Goparb ebepberb, Sarrisbuts, 81 Bate cine
pffene Wnube am Beine, bic f@pn a@t Sabre s~eIaufen
mar. @ebran@te bret SIaiAen electric Httters unb
feben G&aGteln gudlen'S Grniea Galbe unb BITE
bate fhnf 9bunben an getue bur& Sieber rerurladt.
Die Gerjte ~ertldrten ietnen Gau ais nnbetlbar. Cine
Glal@e electric 8ttters uub cine S&aGtel 1u6len8 &rs
allen &potheten. Dretb, 9hempfon q &c., W9sleisIe
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6 . | 8.
Cages Gbrpnif.

6. April.
1853. 9nfans ber 8elaseruns gpnitanti'
nopels burh Moban1eb III.
1928. I[bre9t Oiirer, Maler unS Shrt1t<
teller, seitorben.
1920. Sansio &ap9ael Su &ont Seitorben.
Waler.
1871. Sean 8aptiite 8oufieau s%ebcren.
1747. 2eppolb, Siirit bon @nbalt : 0eflau,
seltorben. (vDer atte Sefauer."
1897. 9biers 9eboren.
1918. 9reuBen reclamirt bic 1907 an Sranfs
reid absetretene1 4rooin3en.
1881. &ebptutios in 8raiilien.
1852. Ct. Sdladt BET Sbilob ODER
gittsburs 2anbins, Sefn llnion 1875 ses
t5btet, 1882 b%eripunbet, 1866 gefansen. Brig.
Sen. IS. 8. sherman nnb IS. $. 8. 8alace
bertpunbet unb 3. 81. 8rentib ~eefansen.
1865. G9ladt BEL Sailors Greet, 90.
linton 166 getDbtet, LOLA %bertpunbet &ebels
len 1000 setDbtet utb %oertpnaoet, 5000 sefans
gen.
1889. Sauptmann 8isman,,, 8eidseom>
mifar fir DeutlHs Sftafrifa, iibernimmt ben
Dberbefebl int &iitenlanbe.
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Wdbrenb pis Dor einigen 8agsn in
@lber WrOs. NpOtbefe In Sin9lep,
Soma, tparen, fam Serr s. 8. 9per,
cine betanute Yeriinliateit ienes Or'
tes, btrein unb frug mad einem MitteI
gegen cine ltarfe @rfditung, nit ber ct
bebaftet mar. 9err @loer nabm cine
6Iaf9e n@bamberlain's Cough &emes
By" unb iiberrei9te He benz 9errn nit
ben Worten: n0ier 1T etpas, bas i'd
empfeblen Tam. gs 1T elm ausge3ei9'
netss grdparat unb babel bilig, unb
eiebt aDsemeiue 3ufrtebenbeit. Sd
p~ertaufe iebr piel bapou." 0srr Spsr
uabm etre 6lofae. Nls mir uns am
ndafen Sage ~besegueteu, befanb er f&
bebeutenb mobler uab om barauf fols
genben NOR ct fat gang geneien. Sles
dig 8epeis Der Wirtlamfeit Oieies
prdparotes. = Des Moiues Mail anb
Shines.
gu ~pertaufen BEL ". Cohen & Co..
&alteper s Son unb allen bebeutenoea
Droguifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-06
8aHaae naea QnrpNa.

0ie Nsenturen bes 9errn %. s.
Opung, No. l Commerce @trabe,
6 an Antonio, unb go. 6N3 Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, pertreten nur BITE
anertannt beIten europdii6en 9ampfarz
Nnien. 6err Oouns lit i'm @tanbe bic
biIIigFen Haten gu geben. err
tbeilt bereitwilis iebe setuhniGte Nus>
tunft unb beiOrst iebr proMpt ole ibm
tibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer nod Gu.
rOpo gu reiien nani9t, ober 8erwauote
beribertommen laRen min, menbe f@
an trgenb cine BET genannteu M9enturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-06

DGr Ser 9Iumber S. 6. altfiaa,
SO. 20 Wpenue 8 uabe Poft : Office,
bat, uiu ben gsfeieerten Nnftrt@en.
bic an fem 6efddft geffellt Derbsn,
na6tommen 3a f6rnen, fi@ nit einem
ti9tigen 6a6manNe, Germ SbOmas,
nHociirt unb ntrb ME gen6bnli1 3ur
3ufrietenbett bes pubIitums ole NuIs
fridge raid erleoigen. 3elepbon 427.
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= Ser gice.&6nig bon Snbien tele,
9rotbitt bealigli6 bes MaKacre in sra.
ulpur, oaB nlr l Off3ier unb Is Sc.
poDs get6btst unb 20 berpunbet tpurs
ben, md5reHb 102 Maua permiBt
merben.
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Weeri9eiot's &iper=g ubbipiiiou.

iibIi@ bon Miq. 5'raBe, baut RG iest
Iebbaft ON. Si9ert gu1 elm @run6s
ftld, ebe He a1e b%erfauft linb. Gsments
e~eiten.Dege bot iebem 8auplnk l,ub Bis
CUR @trabenbabnlinte. 9tes Gigen,
tbum liegt in ber Stabt. Menbet guh
an @ebr. Weerf9eibt SO. 407
OF 6uufonhraBe.
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Ser apfsph o. 0Orep in Waiap

- 6err SOfepb .. DOrep In Waiau.
Sls., bate &beumatismus, perfuhte
nebrere nerf9ieoene Mittel cbne @r'
foIg. S9lisBli9 betam CT ems, bas
Jpn iofort tntirte. Naiiirli9 ear CT
tiber ben @rfoIg b5@erfreat; aud wuBs
tie ct, bob gnbere leiben, ME CT geIits
ten bate, bic aud gerue bon benz Mits
tel miHen mb9ten. Oarum ertldrt er
ber Ieibenben Meni6beit. 6aR bieies
Mittel .@bambertain's pain7 Balm"
beiEt. SIR so Gents per Glafdesu baben
BEL 81. 2obn & Co., s. Ralteper &
Son unb allen bebeu;enben N~potbetern.
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er Yancoaf 6 sobn baben
bieie 9aifoa eine ~ungem66nIi9 feine
IusDobl in Clothing. Nitmano
Oerfauft feline Anstise biliger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-06
NQer(et.

Muetlet.
- Sn einen fpalteulangen Nrtitel
in Der .grpreB@ = Dermuibli1 4n3eige
- re9net Der @efretdr eer o@ommer'
eioI grGange" ben 1nteri@reiberu gum
6onb, unb Sol@en, bic es nod tpcrben
molten unb folen, Dor, mas ct bic oas
bin ausgerihtet Eat, 2oHen mir bic
QompIimente, bic Ct fi@ ielbf, ieinen
@ebilfen unb ben Beamten madt,
Bel Seize, 70 er5iebt f6, bob einige
&etlamebldtter ioedr big nod Seutfds
Lamb gelanbt tporben 1ab unb man fh
irrt, tpeuu man 9laubt, baB bic Ct.
@anee fdon iebt ibre Auf8abe errei@t
babe. 9lu9 baB aQe Btiefe bon ben
aHswdttigen unb inldnbifden Sores
p%oubenter prompt beantwprtet tnerben,
lit iebenfaIs berIbisenb. 3tebt mon
an S9luTe bes Sabres bas Gaeit. 10
Dirb fim bsrausfeIeh, bob bieqei9t 4l5
oer Summe Don SIS. 900, wel6e Der
gr@auge sur 8erfagung tebt, fir @e'
b6lter braufoingen. Das nennt alal nas
ternebmungsgeif
= SOn osH A%SsI'SS.saH WV W..
hdrIften DrD3entfab. gs liefen iebes'
nal smei @ars unb biefeIben tparen big
~ usn .sslsn Ssp h;a a S al, nns
Nib. Die pielen elsttrii6en 8obnlis
MEN. bic meilenweit nod olIen &i6tuns
gsM wy ~ .s unSus aipa
g'nausins.su; ss. S;s,.,;osm
Uagse spogsiSui nxs Ia sS $500
DsIUs ls.igs Sal' i~up'es a"O M W. Oya
OsM uvl'ig.un. Ds% w" ""'O"'O
maps, ngs.5sagt ma pa' aG.ns,axsmax
= usS \ w .h W. Sssant1;Ms.;t ~,
.A'w.s ''e ~ ~ m. ya 1 oxnsa va 10
o1nngsn. Ss osai.pa Sss y.'s.sI ~
sIGnu.. SasDL vs. = 1922 WI KY
W. my S.tom aSsS @ars
p.'.ss f,u..H ss aax
e. va l.nsls AZ ~ ,s;y = no. S4~
Sn.O' nv, l:g Sats .
Osasa OIsn.s.@sa msvsa 6, ~iunS's's,
SU :. WI. ss' mss4s;n nm e.; e gh IM
@ysl w. unsm %slyI msrsss [ ~, NM, 80
uui NV g=.sSmc. aaS s.r r9s ,amr.
WY sM s nsS ~ Mss,..
W. saa, % N.Y. $1,000 nvs Scis;os msass 49,.
auM. = "aslsy; ~ osav.Ss : en y, 81
e~ssp.anng' Dos.s'~ ~.
Gps.u.'Oa uau ayan rs.
aDaavS ,Dpy.. s.asss ~
Wy. 'nsnn :x4 ye
1IlI!nunHg uIs @usst n.y' .'sau.
GOg.s!g Isue Sa.Gl WY nUy oas va "a
gaMgn'Svuas s.n!.t vs.. h~ N.Y. ~
!sss oi s,, ~ msr,.s Sv;ro.na nSniSs
Suysn syaa vss c g. ~. 81.
%uge ansMplsyssn. y. ~ wv .M
Osils = Ds'!pu uss's pu.s wv nus
geL.nge Swa.sadsn aau piunu..l ugae
GgIllpe MapIsngMIs MI !slaeH osiu.
@elA. 1ttlgI.svst pts s1'!sges. ostsans
9aoem Ols NtaAltHDuWs w is'aem gus
ger u9stnoMMeH.
- g1aoesmatI@al Utlae 9el9eIIele
70 y g c ~" sOun.p ssnsI gsn'lsM SOgs
.. IeDDte, eeI I'M ge1uug1 ley'' o,s
Sstololng Oct 9gl!WeN @OmI9I! =
Tfieofl@sourg iauIenoeH poHlull@e
Gasgelagrl gu paDen' ger aseiDer Der
yonIull~e gal 1tOOte IeenllIlS,tI uaO
1891 aus, ooB &c pen WtaMH uoer eln
Sapr lenae. Aa lenem AOeno osIt9s
Nfoore IGN megen PEI pana9lele, poH,
logen &C. A@I ueelisn DOn eGmISil
eIiifrtt. ol1 groBeH oetge pniee c1e
3uii@e pon Ntootes Den Oct atelO1 To-
IOtl ef1annIe, aHgsgul!sn Hno 0sIauOt:
Dle HalgeI!lsn N PET 9sa9e pes
SnnleI : oagneoI oeGoEWn8en. eine
neue 9emelRDe gu 8funoen y elne
neue &if@e 3a esoeusn: Ole Hai9oil,
zen N lenem Sta0it9eli Ino aaglreld
9enng, um J 9uoI@e &'rge errl@len
5u loHaen.
Sampag yeagI w1sos Ger Seflna
gema@I, DeH sllstneM UslOl@IahI 10
L E9t0Te MN tmeNI. 1t0mm mn npf O1lln.
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D9~ Su Inter3eug, 9emben, SOilet.
tearttsel fiubet mar nlrgenowo before
Nuswabl oils bel BancOaf & Spbn.
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Mr Das bette BrennbOI3 in Der
@tabt 1T 3u baben BET Carr 81 0.
beron. Selepbon 1913.
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aab biz In 3ett ratbsnl @ie bdufts tcmmt e Dor,
BAT etn iIHfa1 TN Saufe paiFrtl Gin Gan eoer Steb,
cline S&nifts cher Braubrunbe, unb taun rett tA
tetner tu beifen. Desbalb battle eine SIdfhe Salraticn
Gel i'm Sauis Nut hu traH@a utAt gu iprsen.
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D6r 2aBt gu9 bel pancoat &
8 o II einen Au3us MAIDEN; Sbr tper'
bet 3ufrieben Iein.
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0rambeisentbnnts > ltebertrasunsen.
3. g. &boruton an Sophie 8omsfp,
@runbfad on Warren.S traBe, $1.250.
amanba OienoDiip on Midael
0srued. @runbfiBd i'm alien gitp.2Ot
-, 1925.
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beutfde Garmer Rd in srDBerer 3abl
onfebeIt unb SUB faBt, Der Nmeritaner
f6 Mot I6nger bebagli6 ftiblt unb in
Golse RADON ausoertauft unb peiter
3iebt. IS wirb nidt lange bauern, big
au@ @o!iab Ju teaisnigsn Counties
ge5dblt mer6en tDirb, bic eirea trdftigen
unb erfoIgrei6en beuti6en S%auernltaNb
auf3upeiIen babsn tperben.
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RiSts II cine before Uhyai&aft fur bic 9rrSaStt1feit
bon Or. Buu's Suifen Ssrup, ais tte Gmpftbiuns
heFelttn ron allen HrptbsIerR.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-26

offered the position. remains with the latter,
such Inducements being offered as 10 satisfy him
that his work on the c., II. & d. was appreciated.
The subpoena issued by the United States
tendent OF the Western Railroad Weighing Assoc
cation and Inspection Bureau. has not yet been
served. II IL given ont at Mr.. Carinan's Office at
Chicago that he has gone To Colorado on a bust
ness trip, and no definite information can be OBJ
tanned as TO when he will return. Mr.. Carman
is wanted by the federal grand jury at Omaha TO
tell what he knows abOut false billing and hcti-
tious weights In connection with the cases under
Investigation.
IL is said that the scheme OF the Cincinnati.
Hamilton d Dayton company for securing con-
troll OF the indianapolis. Decatur * Western
road. and eventually the Terre Haute & Peoria
and the Iowa Central. is moving along smoothly,
been accomplished would not now he "a surprise.
President has become interested In a
very important enterprise i'm the East which
promises great results, and he ia not taking the
interest In the l., u. & W.. that he has In former
years.
The following statement of the business of all
lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad ompany
vas issued yesterday: All lines east OF Pitts
burg and Erie for October. 1891, as compared
with the same month in 1890 show an increase In
gross earnings OF $215 .259, an increase in ex-
penses of S37S.347. a decrease in net earnings
OF S163,0ss. West of Pittsburg and Erie for
October, 1891, "a compared with the same
months In ls9U they show an increase In gross
earnings of ~S3O2,439, an increase in expenses oil
S12,252 and an increase IN net earnings oil
S29O,Is7.
A committee of the Western Freight Associa-
ton held n meeting at 81. Louis to consider the
matter OF import rates. There were present
the general freight officials of the Santa Fe, the
Chicago & Alton, the st. Paul. the Illinois Cen.
trail. the Rock Island. the Kansas City, Fort
Scott & Memphis, the Missouri Pacific and the
Burlington roads. IL was decided TO recommend
that import rates at Atlantic ports OF entry and
at New orleans be equaliZed. and that the trunk
lines and the Western traffic lines be requested
to meet in joint conference with the Western
Freight Association TO consider the matter. II
was also decided to hold a conference as soon as
possible to determine the question OF domestic
rates from New Orleans west.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-26
GOING ABOUT 1T In SECRET.
Agricultural Board Declines TO Make Public
the Terms of the New Fair Grounds Bids.

The committee of four appointed by Pres
ident W.. A. Banks, of the State Board of
Agriculture. met yesterday at the State
house, with the exception of J. NJ. Sankey.
of Terre Haute. The committee. besides
Mr.. Sankey. is composed of v. X. Officer. of
VolGa; f. H.. Peed. New Castle. and John
NJ. Boggs. Lafayette. In connection with
the president. Sealed offers for the sale of
ten tracts were opened In secretsession, and
the terms will not be made known at the
present. The committee claims that this
secrecy is preserved in the hope of receiving
further offers, but many real-estate-dealers
take a very different view of it. Following
are the farms offered:
The s. X. Fletcher farm. northeast.
The Hiram W. Miller and Edward Schurmann
farms together, northwest
The Roberts & Tyner farm, northeast.
The John'Moore farm. west.
The Reese farm. north.
The Jay G.. Voss farm, northeast.
The Candy farm, east.
The Tate farm. east.
The CiaypoOl farm, northeast.
The ID. ". Noble farm, south.
The committee spent the afternoon visit
ing the Moore farm, and will this morning
visit one OF the other farms. just which
they had not determined last night. The
tracts all contain more than eighty acres,
and will be bought or a lease in excess of
that quantity until the board can obtain
authority from the Legislature TO hold
land In excess of eighty acres, as the law
now restricte.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-26
Freight Agent Arrested.

Peter II. wyekof. general freight agent of the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey. was arrested at
New York yesterday upon an indictment found
by the United States grand jury for the Eastern
district Of Missouri on Oct. 81. The charge ia
the violation OF the interstate-commerce law.
The Central Railroad Of New Jersey, the Wabash
Railway Company, the New York. Chicago 81 ST.
Louis Railroad Company and the Delaware,
Lackawanna & Hudson had established joint
tariffs OF rates and charges upon shipments OF
locomotive brakes over "A continuous line and
route operated by them from East st. Louis 10
philadelphia at 3Sl2 cents per hundred pounds.
The charge Is that Ihe American Brake Company
was allowed q rebate. a charge of but 81 u cents
per hundred pounds being charged against II.
was Furnished BIZ Loyal Farragut. An examina-
ton viii be had before Commissioner Shields on
Friday.
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LABOR TEMPLE Projected.
Delegate Conference Considers the Scheme
FavorabIy and Will So Report.

Delegate Conference Considers the Scheme
FavorabIy and Will So Report.
The meeting of the delegates from the
trade and labor organizations of the city,
to consider the subject of a labor temple.
was held last night in aroom in the Mansur
Block. After being called to order by w.
J.. a. Ross. ID. F. Kennedy was elected
chairman. and Jerry Kelly. of the local d.
vision of the Brotherhood of Trainmen, was
made secretary. A committee on credentials
was appointed, consisting of j. Frank
White. of Typographical. No. i;
Henry Gale. of the Carpenters. and
A.. II. Rottman. of the Furniture
workers. Their report showed fifty-six
delegates. representing thirty-five unions
present. The railroad delegates started a
long discussion on the eligibility of the
Carpenters District Council and of the
Federal Labor Union. The latter was de-
clared Ineligible, because it was a delegate
and not q trade BODY. The Federal Labor
Union delegates were finally seated. The
on a misapprehension of its char
acter. 1t is o union of mixed
wage-workers, containing both skilled
and unskilled workingmen, but being
designed particularly for the unskilled day
labor and such skilled laborers as are not
numerous enough to organize a union of
their own. 1t holds a charter from the
American Federation of Labor, and is in no
sense a delegate body. The misapprehen-
sion, it was said. arose from the fact that
one of it's delegates is well known as a MEM
Der of the Salesmens' Union. though he is
also a member of the Federal Labor Union.
The similarity of name also caused
it to be confused with the
American Federation. These points
being settled, at the request of
Mr.. Morris Ross. the press representatives
present We're not permitted TO hear his
address. He explained that what he had
to say was antecedent to definite action.
and in case il was decided not to proceed
with the erection of q temple he would OBJ
ject to it's publication.
Mr.. Ross detalied to the delegates his
plans for the temple TO be erected by the
unions on the building association plan.
He disclosed the names of the several
local capitalists and friends of the project
who have offered assistance. The building.
he said. should cost not less than 500. 600.
The responses of the delegates were favor
able to the plans and object proposed. but
SO many of them said they had been dele
gated to hear and make re-
port, not to take action, that
"a resolution to declare the sense
OF the meeting was deemed mex pedient. A
committee of eighteen was appointed TO
consider the subject still further, and to
delegate body. two weeks from tomorrow
night. They Will draft q constitution and
prepare articles of Incorporation. If the
action of the unions is favorable, the or
ganizatIon will be made permanent and the
work carried to q successful issue.
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The Capital City Lodge. No. 6. National
Brotherhood of B~oiler-makers, gave its annual
Thanksgiving eve ball last night at Tomlinson
Hall. The lodge has q membership OF 1876, but
is strong because every man of the trade in the
city is a member and every member is ct work.
II contains many well-known and popular men
In labor circles. The ball was largely attended,
and a merry evening Of enjoyment was the lot Of
every one present. Jerry Mccarthy, pres,
ident OF the national body. Raymond
Garsher, OF Atlanta, secretary of tho
national body. and Richard Floyd Of LoganspOrt.
one or the Grand Council, were among the dis
tinguished guests. Others from a distance were
Thomas Fleming Columbus, o.. c. Wilm0t, Fort
Wayne, Arthur Brown. Louisville. I. j. Mahoney
Springfield. John Brennan, Danville, ILL.,, John
Fern and John Nnnueome. Lima. The floor
managers were ?:J- o'Meara. chief. G.. w: Can
non, assistant; aids. Andy Green. Michael Walsh.
John Carr, William Walsh, John Dwyer. John
mckinley. John McNevins and William Miller.
George Dunn, y. W. Kennedy. Frank Tobin
and George Derotf comprised the reception COM
mittee.
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The Indianapolis Brewing Company presented
each of their forr hundred employees with q
Thanksgiving turkey lasr evening.
At the kindergarten school. 33S East Market
street, Thanksgiving exercises were held yester-
day morning in anticipation of to-day's feast. A
big roast turkey, pics. fruits and cake galore
were contributed by the little ones attending.
and such a time! The parents of the little tots
had been invited. and TO those who attended q
treat was given in the exercises and songs rem
dered by the different classes. The most anus
ing and best songs were "Old Jack Frost
"Chickadees.' THANKSGIVING song and "Going
20 Grandpa" Miss Belle rorbet and her five
due-