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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
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eeraatirtee fpeciFl4es 9etlmtttel fur Spferte, 9rdms
PIC, ntrs6ie Msuralsta, 9cpffGmersen, nerpbfe 11ebers
rttt1nBe nnh Mbfpannnng, rerurfa9t bnrA ben hbers
uhbtaen Genub bon NlfnbcI rber Edbat GdlafIrigs
TED, Niebersel@Idsenteit unb Gebirnerpei1nns, bic
In Watuiian dusartet unb uusemefnes Glexb, Siems
tturH anh Ecb hertetfhbrt. Gs TT aud etn Seilmtttel
segen frl91eittses Nltern. sesen tInfru&tbarfett, Sns
ppten1 BET bsteen @ef@Ie9tera, Spermatrrrbeea, pers
nriadt burA setlise 1eberanfrensuns pber burn
Sneeneinnben. Se6e S4aAteI entbdlt bic Sur fur
stnen Mcunt. $l.00 BITE Sda9teI, pber 6 G@adteln
Hpir earantiren, bab 8 SAahteln ieben Taa tetleE
tuereen: Nftt ieeer Heaelnns fur s SanAteIn, bic Bet
ans NIT benz gretfe e~inldnft, fenben MIR benz Beaeler
uEitren }9riftltnen 0arontie : G&etn, bab MIR bas
0ele tnrh6i6tGen, trenn bas Mtttef tetRe 9etluns bes
Etrtt. Splae G@etue werben nur ausgeteat pom
ettr Orn8 Stcre (Girjtee Msenten) SO. s CAT
Commerce Greet, Gan Mntpnfp, TeIas.
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Ser ,,9emt5dbe gaa."

Sie auf Montag, ben 9. Nopember
i'm Mifhons Barien anberaumte Mai,
matchmaking Der ySeutI6eps3a
Ssfeul1aft", mar bon ettna 40 Yer|os
men befu9t.
6err Mnton aoam ftbrte ben 8orHb.
Nnf Mntrag tpurbe Elm Gomite ernannt,
beftebenb aus ben 5srren Ism. S5flins
IT,, ". 6. @6tb unb Nat. 2eipis, mel.
does Die Weiiuna erbielt auf SDnns
absnh, ben 81. Mobsmber cine MaEen.
Weriomm!ung ein3uberufsn, bel ueIGer
@elegfnbeit Wlttel unb Wsae aur
Spra9e gebra9t merben folen, auf
tDelde Weife bic DeuiiGe.S aas@elea
i9aft bic @~rebitoren sufriebenheQeu
faan. Mu6 fol- Dos 3omite befuat feiu,
ben fleineren @rsbitoren, bic i'm
@ar5en gegeH 5000 gu forbern baten,
iobalb ME m6Sli6 cine 4bretnuna
DOr3uf9Iageu.
9err u. s. Sob beantraate, bah
fdMntli@e 8ereine Der 5taot erluht
tptirhen, Delegaten gu bieler 8eriamm.
lung am 81. D. SO. gu bef1iden uno ers
bot fi6 bahelbe &omite fir bic 8efannt.
ma9ung Der @erfammlung SDrge ~
trasen. 0ierauf @ertagung.
@etratbsihcin:
c< e Minn ,tud Muuo GSnkX
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8.

- Die Nraufas paB 9abn ldbt in
Waco elm GROCER paHasiers unb 6ra9ts
gabnbof aus 3ieselfteineu aufdbren.
- Sn @iobiu9s legte eine Beuerss
brunft mdbren5 Der Wa6t bonn 8. go
bember feds @ei9dftsbduier in Ni6e.
Das 6euer entffanb burd bic Grplofon
zines @aiolinofens In Sunes' Refaus
ration. %. s.. Sadst, %. Stiff, 8.
u. Gielb & Co.. paul Ritf@ner, 8.
Blum unb $. 6arris Rnb bieienigen,
Delde getluite erleiben.
Sn Sort glart putbea benz Mrs
NEE : 3ablmeiter Snifeu aus BEN
Wa9tbaufe $4,000 %geftoblen. Muf ben
Werbo9t bin, tas @elo entDenbet au
baben, 1T ber @r.5olbat Su1iban ber.
baftet wor6en. als er an 9dbIi1en
pacifcs8 abnbof in San Nutonio bsrs
umlungerte.
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@abl : Yrpflantatipm.
Majors Office, }
Staot San Mntonio, Seras, !
81 Nffnhpr 1901 \


Sn Jolge bet mir bur9 ben Greibrief
unb bic S~roinan3en Der Stabt San
Iatonio iibettrasenen Ma9tpoufom=
menbeit, e%rlaiie i'd, 8rpan @alagtan,
Wapor Der Stabt Son Nntonio, oieie
meme Proclamation unb otbne hermit
auf g amit q g. ben21. Mopem ms
Der 1891 cine Wahl ali, fir einsu MIs
herman at large, I'm bic bur1 bas @bs
leben bes Mloermau M. j. Gorbett emit.
f%fanoeAe 8atans gu fiineu.
Sie StimmpIdBe nsroen bon s ubr
Moraens big 6 nhr Mbsnbs an folgen.
ben Orten ofeu iein:
Warb go. l. Sohh u. Malers
Stpre, Ode Sub Shores unb Mtfenals
straBe; Simon aGnigbelm, 8orfBens
Der.
Wayb SO. 2-@de galis unb 9oIos
roEaiiraBe; Nlber SLEEPER, gorHBenoer.
Woto No 3--MosfeIts Gtore, gds
pere5z unb Trio : StraBe; Sames @.
GIOuo, 8oraBenber.
Maro go. a Conventions 6a[le,
gds Wef 6ouHons uab Nprb 6lores.
StraBe; s. 8i0emain. 8orRsenber.
Warb Wo. 5-5ommers @arten SEQ.
3O6 3ebnte Strabe, Sobn s. 8errp,
Wor1Benber.
Warb SO. 6-gde glms unb Nolans
Gttobe; @m. 8. Gage, 8orRbenber.
Warb No. 7-@de Matagoroa. uab
8ictoriafraBe; pster Subj, 8orRbens
BET.
Waro $50. 8-gde eab Qlamo= unb
ehbsG traBe; 2ouis 8erstrom, 8Ors
1genber.
Die Wabl mitb ~absebalten unb bic
8eridte perbsn eineeliefert in uebers
einfimmung NIT Der 20. Seftion bes
nd6tif9en Jretbrtefs unb Der Gtaatsz
@eisbe, Nft oom IA. Mdr3 1887, Settle
81 Der 3wan3ieften 9episletur.
Gum 2euaHiB bierfar babe Id
meinen Nameu unter{hYieben
M5SA unb eineu MbDrud oes GiegeIs
80 Der Stabt San Mntonio an biez
fem 81. Sage bes Oftober 1891
beifigen laien.
Brban @alIagban,
4ttelftrt: Mcsor,
6. g. gIaubon, @tabtsglerf.
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Sc lei bierour6 perorbnet bur1 ben
Stdbtratb Der Gtaot San Nntonio,
Section 1. Bon iebt an fol es
fir iebe psrfOn ober Corporation un=
geieBli9 feiH. gebrudte NecIame 3etteI
oOer ~fosenannte v6an6 8ils1 irgeno
meI9er Wrt auf ben Straben. Soften,
gldBen unb ON anberen 6Hentli9en
Srten inner6alb Der 9tabtgrenaen Der
5tabt San Nntonio umberauperfen
ober umbermerfen gu la1en. Sebe
PeriOn ooer Corporation, tpeI1e bic
Befimmungen bieier Orbenans perlebt,
fOa zines Nergebens f9uIbtg era1tet
unb nod erfoIgter 8erurtbeilung BON
Dem &ecDrber nit elmer Celebrate bon
ni6t peniser als aebu Dollars $4,000
unb nt6t mebr als bunbert Dollars
($J00.00) belegt Derben. Jtr ben
Jaq, baB irgeub cine @rrpotation bieie
Befimmunser berlebl, fol- bieielbe bers
pfi4tet iein, BITE b%orgenannte GeI6fira,
fe, bic our6 3Dangsoolifrefung erbo.
ben irerben fam, gu ~be5ablen. utlb
auBerbem ioaen aud bic ein3elnen Be.
amten, Mngeiielie unb 8ebien ftsten
Der beiagten COOPERATION, bic In ifgenb
elmer Meiie fir Gle Betrefenbe Eebers
tretung beranimortli9 fnb, sur 3abs
lung ber borsenannten @elabafc Der
ange5ogen uerben. Sm Safe itgenb
cine BeriDn, bic Der 0erlebung bieier
Oroinau3 fduIbig befunben unb Der.
urtbeilt tporoen 1T. bic ibr aufselegte
@elbbuse nebif ben Rofen nidt Be-
sabIt, fol- Re NIT elmer 6afiHrafe i'm
ffdbtii6en @efdngnih bon ni1t l6reer
als breiBig Sagen beIegt Deroen.
Gum erifen Male eelelen am 26.
October 1891, gum einmallgen Druid
ibermieien unb 5ur tpeiteren Bei6luBs
faRung Dertagt.
8rpaa @alIagban,
Niteiiirt: MapDr,
6. g. GIaubon, Stabt.@lsrf.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas 49,
@enblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe u genten:
s. g. 8aidj.
@. SdDrDbinD.
6 . t q 6.
Cages Gbrpntf.
10. sc M Der.

1883. Or. @artin 9utber gu Gislebeu &C.
boren. &eformator.
1549. &aul Ill, &apit, sefprben. 8etdz
tiger bes 1884 seitifteten Seiutten Srbens
1910.
1874. Spbn Miltpn setprben. Si9ter.
1856. General S6arnbprit g%ebprer.
1859. Srtebrid Sdiaer seboren.
1898. Sie Stride Nptre Game gu Saris
ipirb als Sentpcl Der @ernunft eingepeibt.
1907. 9tobert 8lum gu &pln geboren,
SdriftiteIer.
1910. stufbebuns Der erbuntertbdnisfeit
Der 8auern in greuben.
1922. Der Saniti4aren : &ufitanb in Con:
Itantinopel blutig ltnterbriidt.
1848. @raneel ridt in 8erlit etn.
1859. S9iaerS Subildum in 9eutl9ldut
&c. nit Senpnitrattoner gefeiert.
1879. Mbbsels&ateri in Damascus geitprben,
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DON frhber behdnbelt mnrbe unb NIT mel&en MitteIn.
Verlorene Mannbarkeit, Spmte ale
G@md@en Der 0ef@Iemt8prsone befimmt turirt.
Frauen-Krankheiten merben i'm 9dufe
Der aranfeu unb ctue Suitrurnente futtrt. Gin pnn>
beypoles 9etlnitteI.
Catarrh und K~rankheiten der
Haut, bes gIute8 unb Serbens, Der geber unb Der
Nieren.
Syphilis. Das am seldwtubeteu unb f@erfeu
teiIeube AiikteI. Sur saranttrt.
Haut-K rankheiten aqer Gri merbeu tn,
rtrt, NO dubere auren mtblansen.
Unnatuer1icher Ab1uss mirb prompt
tn eth paar Gasen furtrt.
Meeine Metbuben.
1. Grete COMPUTATION tn ber Office pber per Bop.
Q. 6enaue tnterinmnns unb Diasnpie.
8. Sober trtrb duf @runb utfeniHafht@er Prtnetptea
bebanbelt unb ietu rber thr Saa rrtrb Ut i~peeteuerz
Gtuctum aema@t.
4. 8tnise pretle unb Iet@te acknowledgement.
Sn ben meijfen Tduen fam bic 4ranthett TN Souie
bes 3ranfen behanbelt merben.
S@retbt nm Spmptcm : Sprnular SO. l, fur Mdns
ner.
G9retbt um Symptom Tprmular SO Q, fir Erauen.
S4retbt I'm Sprptcn1s 6ormutar No. 8, fur 9auts
frontt etten.
\ @riefe rerben prompt beantpcrtet. vile @ef@dfte
Hehetm gebalten. Mebtatn ptrD p~erbbrgen geiannt.
&efsrtn,en BITE 1anfen BON Gan antpntD.
9emtf@ gefprO@en.
Waan abreiiire an pber fpre@e Dor Bet
u. N HATHAWAY, M. d.,
unb 81 ef<GpmmereeFraee, Gan GntDnio, TeJas
eine Greppe bod. 20,3, tuwai
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@roBe guspabl in Minter : Maaren
|oeGen ongefommen i'm

CINDERELLA sNalaft!
Die "feinFten 1errens uno Dametls
S9ube. fODie au9 bic beaen unb bau,
erbaiisiten S&ul- @9ube fir 2uaben
unb Mdb6en.
Gmpfeblensmertbe Nobitdt: Solge's
Da1erbi6ts GiIsf6ube uro JiI3 ; pan.
tnhelnl
ueberbaupt Aaes, mos In einenl res
suldren S6ub . @eIddft erfter 2laKe
gu finben it'll
Cinderella S9ub.poIof,
Gde 5%OufontraBe u. Nbe. 6.
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sa- 9ancoaf 6 Sobn finb
bic Wgenteu fur bic beribmten Suits
garter @efunbbeits sllnterfleiber. 0ers
fu9t fe; fe fnb bic befien i'm Martte.
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Wrunbciaeatsums . ltesertraaunaeu.

Nlbin Seieel Oil 5rib S9irmer,
@runbHhd on Neus8raunfsls. Nbsnue
unb GrDsbD. 5traBe. $500.
y. Mauermann on Mgnes Senuet
unb 6. Mittenborf. 8runbfiid on 2afs
ittes5 traBe. $1,700.
@Ourab Suberi9 au M,s. 81. s.
Moobp, 5 @runblitde on pine.S traBe.
80. 900.
8. 8. Moobp an gilbert Gabra,
@runoTit an Cactus SttaBe. $275.
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aF- @riber 8ros. baben BE
m~nbernien unO fG6niftn 6@mudia.
den, bic In btefiger Stabt a~ngeboten
tperSen. Nles tpirb unter @arantie
SerfQuft.
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~ 2abt Cure gln3iiae bel g a NJ
& @obu anfertigeu. Shr fins
bet bort cine groBe Ausmabl Dpr3iigli.
der Gtofe; man liefert CUTE Nrbeit
uno Maes fst bprtreffiG.
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p0r Tertise Nnsise, iuie fie f96ner
ME mad San 4atonio gebra9t purosn;
fben pie anaeeOhen. preiIe niebris.
3 ancoaf & Sobn.
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Cine Grbinaus.

CUR uhierbrddung bes u"mberDerfens
gebrudter &eclame : 3ettel auf ben
Straben, @afen. pldken unb an
onberen 6feutli@ea Orten Der etabt
San @ntcnio.
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sa- Sur eutes 5ol5, ri6tig 0srneis
ten unb prompte Seoienung penbe ma
H@ an Die Carr Bob 60. See
lepbOn 1893.
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Bdr Wiu maj, feline Stanbubreu,
Nlppes ober anberen 3ierratb fit bas
0aus taufen, 10 iDenOe man f@ an
@riBer Bros.
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DR.. Hathaway
Sobis 8rpabfppt, m. D., Mifitfent.
Specialist Des Guestens.

Sunse Otaanes,
wel4e In Splse BON
Susenb : GGnben
an 0erSeni@wdde
Ietben, t~bresebensz
FRAT ~untersraben
1aben unb tire
RdnuiiHteit pertp>
rem; fpnten ben be-
rntmten Or. 9as
ttawup ipfrrt con<
S~ultirea. 8e1gest
ni@t, R~erpenfrapts
1eit Unit pber okae
Grdnme) wtrb piis
fenfnaftli@ unb
mad ben neueften
MettDben behanz
belt nnp NIT BEN
gr6Bten @rfpls.
Sc fommt ni@t
barauf an, pb man
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mr Wenn Sbr gut bebisnt ieiu
molt, 10 tauft Cure @roeeries BET
% eIton & 60.
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gT Die eIesantefte Iuswabl BON
Giamanten, Cobb unb SiIbermaare1
fiabet man bel @riber BrDs.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19
LEFT THE TRACK.
The Fireman Killed and Two
Passengers Fatally Injured.

A Jacksonville Southeastern fast pas
senger train, over the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe, met with terrible acct
dent at Havana, H., Sunday. The train
consisted of baggage car, coach, chair
car and two sleepers, and was an hour
and half late, owing to the terrible
storm which ragged all night. At Havana
the engine struck curve at the switch
and left the track. All the cars followed,
piling up in great confusion. Under the
engine was the fireman, Saddler, who
was instantly killed Engineer Birken-
head, had one arm and one leg cut off
Many others were more or less seri
ously injured, two of whom will die
The wreck Immediately took fire and
burned with great rapidity. 1t was with
the utmost difficulty that some of the
passengers were rescued, and one or two
we're burned. The loss to the company
including death and accident claims,
will not fall short of 800,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19

insults which were otierec TO the Empress
Frederick during her recent visit to
Paris the German forest guard at Epinal
have compelled the French woodcutters
to cross the frontier from Vexaincowt,
thus depriving them Of their only means
OF a livelihood.
A dispatch of Thursday, says; The re-
markable secrecy observed concerning
Dc cremation of Emma Abbott two
weeks ago has caused change in Pitts
burg, Pa, city regulations. 1t has been
decided dangerous privilege to cremate
secretly, and hereafter public permit
must be taken, as in a case OF burial
John Goffey, a murderer and suicide,
was also quietly disposed of in this way.
A cablegram of Sunday from Madrid,
Spain, says A commission of six medi-
cal men, appointed to investigate the
Koch method of treating consumptiyes,
has reported in favor of the total suspen-
sion Of that form of treatment, it having
been found, according to the committees
report, that not a single cure had been
effected there by the use of the method
in question.
The exports Of specie from the port OF
| New York for week ended March 2,
amounted to 81, 495, 065, of which 5000,
| b41 was in gold and 1904, 524 in silver
OF the total export $780, 400 in gold and
$566, TAO in silver went to Europe, and
| 1895, 051 in gold and $27, 745 in silver
went to South America. The imports of
specie during the week amounted to
s24, 765, of which $780, S1 was in gold
and 500, 0S4 in silver.
| A Chicago dispatch says: On Thurs
day George j. Gibson, secretary of the
whisky trust, gave bonds on four new
indictments turned in by the last Crane
jury against him. The Indictment orig
nally returned was dismissed. The new
ones charge conspiracy with some person
or persons unknown to destroy the prop
erty of the Shufeldt Building Con pany
and having in his possession dynamite
gunpowder, nitro lycerine, or ether ex
plosives, for the purpose Of destroying
life and property.
A Pittsburg, Pa, dispatch says: TIL
long strike of the coal miners of tn
Monongahela valley has ended in com
plete victory for the men, Friday morn
ing the operators net and decided t
concede the demands of the strikers fo
an advance in the mining rates of } cen
aper bushel, and resume work at once
The strike was one of the longest an
most determined ever known in this see
ton. 1t lasted ten weeks, and the me
lost, in wages alone, over $1,000, 00(
The resumption of work will mean pros
perity and happiness to upward of %, 90
people.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19
ALABAMA STATE NEWS
CuIIED FROM EVERY NOOK AMI
CORNER.
News of Our Commonwealth Point
edly Photographed for Hastx
Readers.

TIE gross receipts at Annston postoln G
last year wcre sl4,50o
THE Cooking School in Mobile is very sue,
cessful with a membership OF 1l5.
AT Mobile Oaicar A. N. Palms was struck
a severe blow by Oscar Mann on Saturday
night.
WHEELER McCUaDY, white, shot Ed Rog-
ers, colored, in the leg with pistol at Mobile
yesterday.
A NEW jail for Dale county will be erected
at Ozark by the Pauly Jail Company, of st.
Louis, for $1,000.
THE withdrawal of the mail from the White
Star Line on the Coosa River has proven to
be great annoyance.
AT Warrior, yesterday Mr.. B. NJ. Brake,
wife and son Grover were seriously injured
in runaway accident
THIEVES last Friday night broke into Mr..
Ramseys store at Seddon near Russelyille and
carried away goods valued at $500.
A VERY old lady was run over by the west
bound Midland freight train at Wiiey's
above Ozark last Saturday evening.
MCMAHON g. Buck, of Mobile, cutters OF
crossties and logs, have assigned to Thomas
p. Brown. Assets $50 sc liabilities sl3,o 600.
AT Russelville an Alliance warehouse tc
cost 80 500 is to be erected at once. 1t will
| an elegant two-story structure 50xl0O feet.
| BILLY DOWNING has severed his connection
with the Selma Driving Park and will go TIC
Orvlle to take charge Of some of the fine
stock of West Point
PACK HUTTON, a colored boy of Clinton,
Greene county, about Is years of age, fell
dead in the road while going home from
school last Friday evening.
FRANK GATEwooD, colored was jailed at
Mobile yesterday on the charge of beating
Mary Minor colored woman, to death in
1889. He escaped arrest until the present
time
Mr.. G.. B. RANDOLPH, of Admission, has
leased to the government his limestone quarry
at Francis Station on the Coosa River This
stone win be used in making the locks on thai
stream
AT Mobile, the massive frame scaffolding,
within which the machinery of Cooley's pres,
is to be erected, was completed yesterday
The erection of the press will probably begin
this week.
AT Alfalfa Saturday night, during a fear
full rain storm, an attempt was made to break
into Whaley & Buckley's store The robbers
failed to break the door down, and then tried
to set the building on fire, which failed also
The negro boy who rides the mail from
Ozark to Cliptoavl,le robbed the mail last
Friday, and several registered packages were
stolen. He was arrested and lodged in jail
at Elba and will be taken in charge by the
United States authorities.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19
BRAZILIAN PROGRESS.
Evidences OF Activity That Promise
Well for Our Country.

Official returns received by the bureau Of
American republics from Brazil Indicate great
commercial activity in the new republic.
During the year 1890 corporations were Or
gained with capital aggregating $6o4, O64,-
720, the months of extreme activity being
September and October, capitalization in the
latter month reaching $lS,00O,0 0) The Rail
way Companie Generate of Brazil has made
contracts in the United States for "a, 900 900
worth of rolling stock and other railway sup
plies. This order embraces among other
things 3l5 cars and forty -hve Baldwin loco.
motives.
The board of public works Of Brazil has
drawn upon the treasury for $4,000 to pay
the share of that republic in the cost OF the
inter-coniinental survey.
A dispatch from Montevideo announces
that Russell r. Peader, an American citizcn,
has been appointed representative of Uruguay
on the inter continental railway commission.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19
COMMERCE OF BRAZIL.
Great Business Activity in the
New Republic.

Official returns received at Washington
by the bureau of American republics from
Brazil, indicate great commercial activity
in the new republic. During the year
1890 corporations were organized, with a
capital aggregating $642, 064, 720, the
months of extreme activity being Septem,
Der and October, the capitalization in the
latter month reaching $3.50, 900, 600. The
Railway Companie-G Generate of Brazil,
has made contracts in the United States
for $4,000 600 worth of rolling stock,
and other railway supplies. The order
embraces, among other things. 315 cars
and foity-five Baldwin locomotives. The
minister of public works of Brazil has
drawn upon the treasury for $751; to
pay the share of that republic in the cost
Of the international railway survey.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19
Horse Reats Bear.

The hero Of "bear" adventure is
Bert Monroe, son of Henry Monroe, Of
the valley near Helena, Mon. The boy
is about nineteen or twenty years old
and is an enthusiastic hunter and dead
shot.
Young Monroe had started out for
st. Peters mission on hunting expe-
dition. He was after bear, and he found
more than he had bargained for. His
journey took him up toward the head of
Milk River. and while not expecting it
ne came face to face with a bear, which
emerged from what afterward proved to
be bears den or lair.
He had no sooner killed the bear with
his trusty rifle than another one APP
peared. He killed this one in the same
way, and the third appeared. He killed
this one also, and before he had time to
realize that he was getting about all the
bear ne cared for in one day, bear num-
Der four appeared This fellow he also
killed, and there was only one cartridge
left in his magazine. He needed the
cartridge, too, for fifth bear, and
larger than any of the other four, came
out OF his den and made for him.
He fired his last shot, and though it
probably hit Hruin, it did not do the
business, for he came straight at him.
Monroe did not have time tolget an
other cartridge in his gun before the in
furiated beast was on him. The ami
NAL made u slap at him which sent the
useless gun flying out Of his grasp. and
he just had time to draw his hunti
knife and give Bruin an ugly cut in the
throat In doing this he received q Sc
we're squeeze from the monster and a
fearful bite on the shoulder.
Then he lost consciousness 1t must
have been only for few moments, how
ever, for when he came to again his
horse was between him and the bear.
The latter was evidently hurt, for be
was making q feeble attack upon tia
horse and was bleeding profusely from
the wound in the throat. When the
horse turned tail to his adversary ana
began to kick, the bear made of to the
brush, leaving trail Of blood behind.
Monroe found that he was hurt in his
back and side, which had been terribly
torn in his brief struggle. With din
Guilty he mounteRKis horse, which was
quite unhurt enh rode two miles 70 2
point where en were at work on =
railroad grn46 OF the Great Northern.
From thez he was taken to the rieean
Agency "A party which went out t "a
next asx found tho four bears VINO.
has m killed and trail o. plooe
lez q as for as stream, made ny tnt
pear. Tho gun was also ioun'
~ r.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19
steel Strike Settling.

The wage question between the Joliet Ill,
officials Of the Illinois Steel Company and
their employees has been the subject of seesaw
operations between them ever since the mid
shut kown Saturday night on account Of the
men not being satisfied. The main differences
is that, having agreed on the sliding scale
method, the mill management want the men
to take their hooks for prices, and the men
want to take the quotations of the Iron Age,
which the management claim are spurious.
1t is thought that all will be adjusted SO that
che works can start up Monday.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19

ATTORNEY Ito witness) Mr.. Chalk
ley, if / mistake not, You said a few
moments ago that you sold milk for
living. Witness (guardedly) No, sir;
l said was milkman.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19
urAl.Tu NOTE.

kd.hearted gentleman, scclsg as :
M boys with their pants ro 'i,s,h
about in the cold water WIZ
"A AZ 81 that water, boys, q w
4 4 felriul cough Wa don't
y 'fsalmy guess no' NJ ,I'sx,s
with our legs, DO wesT
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-19

Danbury, Conn, produced 5000, 900
hats last year.