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AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
Mr.. Davitt Accepts the McCarth yite Noni.
nation-The Contest for Parnell's Seat


nation-The Contest for Parnell's Seat
DUBLIN. Oct. 23.-When Michael Davitt who
was passenger on tho steamship Wisconsin.
arrived In this city to-day from Queenstown.
he was driven rapidly to tho headquarters Of
tho Irish National Federation. where he was
received by the lending McCarthyites now In
the city.
prolonged consultation was held. the re-
suit OF which was the announcement that Mr..
Davitt had consented to stand for tho northern
division Of Kilkenny. the seat for which. In the
House Of Commons, was made vacant by the
death OF Sir John Pope Hennessy. In accepting
the nomination Of his party Mr.. Davitt said:
"Whatevcr my friends may say or believe.
scarcely regard myself as fitted to prove q
serviceablc member Of the House Of Commons.
Neyerthelcss. l consider it to be my duty to
ity Of the Irish National party. with whom I
have boon joined, since the recent unhappy
Mr.. Dewitt concluded his acceptance OF the
vast, majority Of his countrymen in Ireland
SS a y Ss 1sh int Fly
under recent trying circumstances as did their
bsy Tsnas II tb
Mr. parnell was allied 10 the Irish revolu-
Mr. Davitt was received enthusiastically at
Queenstown by the Town Commissioners and
bya delegation representing the Irish Fedora
tion.
Archbishop Walsh repudiates the inter.
view which 1t was sutd was held shortly
after the death Of Mr. Parnell. and in
which no was quoted IA referring to the
dead leader In terms so dislaraglng that they
aroused indignant comments In many quar-
t ter where sympathy for the dead man was
Archbishop Walsh also denounces the attack
which was made upon him by the Chicago
Herald Of Oct q, CHASING the statements made
as sensational calumny." lie adds:
They attribute to me tho utrocious and un-
christinnlike sentiment that charity should
not find a place mt the open grave. OF Mr.. Par
nell. feel bound in my own defence and in
that Of the dignity Of my Office to ascertain
whether American law permits bringing, to
followers Of Justin Mccarthy n local butter
merchant. Martin Elayin. was selected to con-
test against John l. Redmond. the Parnellte
candidate. for tho seat in Parliament repre-.
tssntinS Cork city left vacant by the death Of
Charles Stewart Parncll. The Conservatives
have selected the Deputy Lieutenant Of the
against Mr. Redmond and against the repre-
ssntatives Of the McCarthyites., The Conser-
natives have an idea that In the heat OF the en-
gagement which will DO fought between the
contending factions their candidate may slip In.
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Another Attempt to Wreck Trsin In Eng
land.

LONDON. Oct 23.-An attempt to wreck an
express train on the Great Western Railroad.
near Reading. by the placing Of number Of
sleepers across the walls was made on We'd
nesday last. The engine ploughed through
the obstruction without leaving the rails The
feeling OF horror and indignation which this
attempt created was still being oponly ex-
pressed In the newspapers and elsewhere
when at about noon to-day an attempt was
made near Croydon to wreck the Esstbourn Urn.
rage placed quantity OF fshplates and iron
chairs across the rails In front Of the express.
AS In the case OF tho Reading attempt, the en-,
81 the Obstruction In time TO down brakes"
and though the train ,struok the pile Of iron 1t
CINE. however. was greatly damaged.
:, The CrimiuSi Investigation pepartment OF
railroad authorities In making q thorough in
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Negro Blood In the Russian Royal Family.

BERLIN. Oct 23-The pardon and restoration
Of tho Grand Duke Michael. cousin to the
Car. and the consequent recognition Of his
marriage to the beautiful Countess Nuremberg.
admits to tho exclusive circle Of the Romanoff
court lady who has negro. blood in her veins.
but who is also considered one OF the most beau.
tiful women In Europe. Tho Grand Duchess is q
was himself descended from a -bloodcd
negro, a .favorite Of Peter the Great. The
Grand Duke gets back his military ,commpnds.
mites. The Car Is said to have mediteted this
STEP, ever since the death Of the Grand Dukes
Cars harshness toward her son.
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TALLAHASSEE. Oct 23-Gov Fleming. on be-
half Of the State as relator. with Fred. T.
Meyers rs attorney. this morning presented
petition to the Supreme Court praying that
a writ Of mandamus be issued to compel the
Secretary OF State to seal and countersign the
commission OF tho Hon. r II. II. Davidson to
DO United States Senator from Florida By ap-
pointment
The court has ordered that an alternate writ
be issued in the matter returnRble next Thurs
day Secretary Crawford must therefore,
either sign the commission on that day or show
cause why he should not obey the order OF the
Supreme Court
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Said He Was rh,l,ps Brooks's Son.

LONDON Oct. 23.-The American who gave
his name as William Blackwell and his resi-
dence rs Plainfleld. N. j.. and was arrested on
Oct. 10 at Oxford charged with obtaining 10
shillings by false pretences from the Warden
OF Merton College. was sentenced to-day to
two months Imprisonment with hard labor:
Blackwell. as already cabled, represented him
self to the Warden to be, Phillips Brooks"
Bishop Philips Brooks. He also announced
himself to be the author Of Mr.. Barnes of
New York" and asked the Warden to tell him
II any one there was acquainted with his
grandfather, Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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A LEAGUE OF PEACE
Eusaia and France the Leaders In . Fro.
posed Countermove to tho Dreibuad.

Eusaia and France the Leaders In . Pro.
posed Coantermove to tho Dreibuad.
PARIS. Oct. pa despatch to the Figaro
from Copenhagen. published to-day. says that
during the imperial and royal gathering at
Fredensborg. the palace OF the Danish royal
family. where the Emperor and Empress Of
Russia have made long visits this autumn. the
formation Of q League of Peace " was dis
cussed. According to the Fsoaros correspond
ent, this league Is to include Russia. servia,
Montenegro Greece. Sweden. Denmark. and
France. He adds that 1t was, agreed that the
tuition will be publicly announced In Janu-
airy.
This League Of Peace. should It turn out to
a countermove to the renewal Of the brelbund
agreements openly announced by the Emperor
ofGermany previous to his recent visit to
England.
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THE KAISER sHORN OF HIS WHISPERS.
The Empress Didn't Like Them and Beside .
the Children Pulled Them.

Inc empress Ddn't LSko Iheu ana nestoe :
the Children Pulled Them.
BERLIN. Oct 23.-The Kaiser's conclusion to
be clean shaven again. all but his moustache.
is snid to have been prompted by tho earnest
objections Of the Empress to the change in
his appearance. He has also. It is said. been
much. annoyed by having his. whiskers fire.
quently and painfully pulled by the younger
the uncomfortable delight Of q French nurse,
who was promptly dismissed from the imperial
service for her lack Of respect IN laughing at
not bear to be made ridiculous. even In his own
household When tho news OF the imperial
clean shave got around there was an immedi-
ate. rush fol. photographs Of the Kaiser In
whiskers, and the supply. was speedily ex:
hausted. 1t H. possible that the further sale OF
the photographs will be prohibited.
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The Duke OF Fife Selling His Scotch Estate.

LONDON. Oct 23-The Duke Of Fife is
rapidly selling his estates In Scotland.
There are weekly sales OF large tracts OF his
the preference II they are able 10 pay twenty
.si& years purchase Foreseeing Land bill
ness. lie invests largely in. shares Of Samuel
Scott & Co. 3 bank. and also In those Of HeTtes.
farquhar 4 Co. 1t is reported that he has
doubled his fortune by shreWd Investments.
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The japanese Admire tho Ch.rlesto..

ceived in this city from an officer OF the United
States cruiser Charleston at Yokohama says
that the appearance OF that cruiser In Japanese
waters created great interest. On the day the
Vessel was thrown open for inspection over
rounded BY sampaus and other boats of all
descriptions. The Charleston was also visited
By foreign naval officers, and tho American
japanese friends that the cruiser was not built
In England.
Admiral Belknsp has transferred his flag
10 the Charleston from the old wooden shin
Monocacy that has heretofore served him for o
hagship.
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BROOKLYN.

County Clerk Kaiser has appointed Frank A. Barnard
his deputy. In place Of W. A. Rhodes deceased
Broker William 7. Whitehouse. who attempted sui
eide Wednesday by shooting himself IL out of dan.
ger lie was able to sit up yesterday at his home
Pacific street. The police guard has been removed
wife has been surrendered to his lawyer.
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A New Cabinet ia New south W.le..

SYDNEY. N g. W.. Oct 23.-Mr. Dibbs. leader
OF the opposition in the New South Wales
Legislature. has formed O new Cabinet. Mr..
Dibbs succeeds Sir Henry Parkes, whose
resignation was announced on Monday last, as
Premier and Colonial Secretary.
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Burning the Houses or jews.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 23-Peasants have At
tackled Jewish Inhabitants OF Starodoob and
Jews living in villages In tho vicinity OF that
town. burning and pillaging shops and dwell
ings OF Jews and severely III treating the o.
cupants and their families.
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The New Irish Secretary.

LONDON. Oct. 23-William Lawies jackson.
whose appointment as Irish Secretary is def
nitely announced. has the reputation among
Treasury officials Of being q good business
man. without any bias toward his own IDEAS II
he has any. and the ready and plant instru-
ment Of Mr.. Balfour and Lord Salisbury. with
u Wesleyan. he joined the Church Of England.
and has been conspicuous on church plat.
Leeds out OF bankruptcy. paying all the cred
itors. Ho graduated from the Leeds Town
Council to Parliament whore his bus aptl-
tude soon made him the Conservative Minis
try'a maid of all work. Mr.. Balfour'a friends
Say that Mr.. Jacksons appointment will enable
iondness for philosophical studies. Mr. Bal
four Is an accomplished pianist and violinist
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Mr.. Irvlns's Price to Chicago ss.sos . Night

LONDON. Oct 23-Henry Irving. replying to
on offer by an alleged American theatrical
syndicate. declines to take a company to Chi
cago during the Worlds Fair season Of 1898
for less than $1,000 a night tor himself He
adds that he is not anxious to visit America at
that time any way.
It is stated that the negotiations for an Aus
tralan tour have fallen through. Mr. Irving
not being willing to so to that country without
his own full company. on tho Same scale as in
his American tour Australian managers
could not hope to induce playgoers to pay suf-
hciently large admission fees to- reimburse
them for the enormous outlay involved in
such an experiment. The latest suggestion is
that Irving and Miss Terry should make q
reading tour Of Australia. but 1t is not thought
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Tho Anchoria ARrounA.

GLASGOW. Oct 23.-The Anchor line steamer
Anchoria. Capt. Campbell. for New York. when
proceeding down the Clyde to- day.ran aground.
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=, LONDON Oct 23.-It will possibly astonish
inc fire department experts In tho United
e,ates to know that the fire on Mark Browns
~harf, Tooley street, which broke out at an
safiY hour on Monday morning. Oct. 6, has not
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year since that time. and
on Jan. l. 1901. were. ......... $5s.7A7.7O7.44
And during these years the
company has paid to pol
ICY holders ...................s l45. 1856. $1,000
It has paid for the past 90
years an average divi-
dend OF. .......................34 81 per cent.
Its ratio Of expenses OF
management to income for
the past As years Is. .......... 8.51 per cent.
It's surplus by New York standard Is over
six millions OF dollars.
PHILIP S. MILLER. General Agent
for Hsw.York City. Long Island. and KswJsrssy.
No, / Wall ST., NewYork.
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Another Anscl colt entered the 2:30 list day
before, YESTERDAY, Norris O four-year-old.
trottcd in 2:22S. driven by Marvin.
A stock company Is being organized in Nash
vile. ILL.,. to build kite-shaped track which
they expect to have ready for next year.
A!lerton is said to trot his best clip without
pulling q pound. When he trotted to record
of2:lO his shoes weighed Just Ave ounces In
front and three behind
George Martin. Versailles thurman. has
sued e W.. Williams. owner OF Allerton for
$25 900 for injuries received when the grand
stand gave way while attending the race be-
tween Allerton and Nancy Hanks.
eten 81 er ca SotRg NE at
successful: only five out Of thirteen put up
reached the high reserves placed upon them
Boy. who sold for $1,000.
AT q meeting Of the American Trotting
Register Association tho pedigree Of sunol
that her second dam was by Lexington. and
her third dam by Browner's Eclipse.
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The assets OF the CONNECTICUT MU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY In
lsA7 were. Observation-Disclosures. $l0.739.s1
They have Increased each
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FLOODS IN SPAIN.

MADRID. Oct. 23-The floods reported Of
aiSa from certain parts OF Spain are not sub
inn ing, II Was learned to-day, that floods had
y y Granada, the water being six feet deep In
Ms streets. Numbers OF buildings there have
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GREAT FLOODS IN ENGLAND.
.ahy Rivers Overflow Their Banks and
Inundate tho LowInnds

LoEDoS, Oct. 23.-There seems to be no end
tothe disasters or to tho amount OF damage
uoho by the recent storms. The disasters to
shipping form only a portion OF the damage
uone. In addition to the foundations in tho
w Ssa'ghborhood OF the Thames. the River Med
tnh ay mas been so swollen by tho heavy rains
merged vast tracks of country between Maid
STONE Sns @ s Ilmbridge Wells, In Kent. At Maid
70 % buildings I Nil Kinds. and the OUTLOOK Is
i iiEiat There will DO considerable damage OF q
aAe nature ut Tunbridgo Wells.
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N nnted-femaIes.
domestic Servants atantsa.


A COMPETENT WOMAN cook and laundress pri.
"A vate boarding house: bring written reference.
u East 18th st. to
A GERMAN GIRL cook and willing to help in pri.
N waite family: need not wash best references 1Gl
West Attn ST. ring basement belD.
A NEAT experienced girl 90 to en- tn take care OF
n baby wanted, and assist In upstairs work; refer
ence required. 3l5 East teth 1t.
CHAMBERMAID.-Brghty young girl that sew
~ neatly 20 learn chamberwork and wRitins refer
CIIAMBERMAID and waitressj also young girl to
~ work IN kitchen. Call after O'Clock 2t3 West I'D
street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl for chanberwork and
~ to make herself useful 144 East 41th at,
(NHAMBERMAID WANTED for boarding house Ap.
(NOOK.-Good servant, Swiss or German; good cook
~ and lnundrcss. las West I'D ST.. between and 10
o'clock
COok-Good cook, washer and roner: private family.
~ l23 East lO6th 81.
IyIRL FOR LIGHT HOUsEWORK 10 TO 10 years; sleep
" home; references ass 9Th av, nat 8
HOCsEwoRK.-Ag irl for general housework. family
e ss1 sSaa GREENS s
HOUsEwoRK.-Coiored girl wanted for general
IL hoIsework; to sleep at home; city reference re-
qu,rrd ia East b5th IT" I'd hat.
HousEwOKK "A competent young Rir for general
house m 4 tat no washing OF ironing. Apply
MORGAN. l.bs7 Broadway. bet 18th and 10Th SITS.
HousEwoRK.-Grl for general houssvork In small
ARCHER 1853 East l27th IT.
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bur6s Wafsr ruberno; al unb an elm
aieientuaI fbnaubenb ieines gDess
our6 bas grhne @eDdRer ber 5truBe
aisbenb. ober auf fla1er 6elstante cine
8eieuf6aft bon @eebunben fif ionuent j;
bas if NQes, mas bic StraBe nit ibren
un3dbligea 0dfen an 2eben bietet. Die
Watur trei5t bier in Der tiefen Oebe ON
gnbe Der Welt eine groBartige, fur ben,
ber He perffebt, itbermdltigenbs Ners
i9menbung nit bem S96aften, mas elm
Iuge i6auen tann.
M5er tief brinnen in Den bermorrenen
Wdlbern, in beren mei9em, febernbem
Woosboben bes Wanberers Stab oft
teinen @runb iiabet, bault bod, fpdrIi9
3ipar burh He aerfreut. aber oft bur@
ben blauen &au6, Der auii9eu ben
3ronen ber urmdlber aufltsigt. f6
berratbsnb, baulf, iase id, beimli9 unb
bsrborgen ein Menfdenifamm, ber iebens
fails tein Nuge bat far fol6e S96nbeit,
unb 6ehen Wdnuer uno Meiber bart
geuug ben Gampf um's Daiein m1gen
tdmpfen miRen: Die psf6erdbs. Darz
min bat Re iebr i6le6t semn6t, unb
ibnen ibren plab ouf Der unterfteu
5tufe ber Menfdbeit ausetpieien. 81
rem NeuBeren mad tann i9 beLl nidt 10
Obne Weiteres beifimmen. Sd babe
uuter ben braunen nadten @eielen
man6e anipre6enbe @efalt geleben,
befoubers unter ben Siingeren, unb bic
6inber baben mir fogar oft 6reube bes
reitet. tpenn aus oem ldnssieit tommen,
ben Canoe pl6bli@ i6el unter bez Der.
bhlenben Wfatte ber elm buntler Graus.
fopf auftaudte, aus sroBen idmar3en
Nugen dnsflid auf bas sroBe S9iff
unb bic tpeiBen Mdnner bIidenb, un6
i'm @anaen babe i'd unter ben Negern
melt mebr abfoBenbe @eRdtsbilonng
gefunben, als unter ben pei1er1bs,
aber innerlid finb's eben Milbe ID bes
Wortes meiteifer gebeutuns, unb ibaen
balfos tn bic 6dnbe su fallen mag elm
fiir6terIi9es 2oos fein.
(Bortfetung foIgt.)
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s. &alteDer & @obn,
asbOleiale= anS Stetail oruaaiiteu

Sas &etail @ef9dft, Iotpie bic Sc.
eep'ur obiger Girma iinb Die bebeutenb
ten in San " tonic, mouon eSeber
tagtd9li9 R9 gu tibsraeugen @eleqen.
belt bat. IS berrf9t in Der Nbotbefe
geraoe3u elm pbduomenu.er @ertebr;
mon erbdlt bier Nues frii9 = bat in
allen Oepartements, namentlih aud in
BEN b Der gateutmeoisinen = bic ar6ste
@ustpabl, uao bic @eceptur 1T ben be.
lfell uno getDifenbafteiten Ddnbeu on.
oertrant. Dos Wbolelale @eiddft
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sabr einen ar6Be.
rem umfang on, benn Mpoibefer in Ser
Sfaot unb auf bem 2anbe baben bic
grtabrung sema9t, baB Re bier por.
teellbatt taufen unb aui bas promp
tette bebient weroen. Die Jirma Salt.
e9er 1tsbt nit ben erfen 66uieru ber
Ber. Staatsn in 8erbinhung unb inn
portlrt biele Artitel brett in beoeuteus
ben auantitdten. Nuf Mnfraae uerbeu
pretslllten perianbt. Wir t6nnen alIen
unleren betreffenben aeiern ratben, nit
oolser renommirten Girma geidditIid
au5utnhpfen.
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Maerlet.

= Dem Oiitrittseri9t Iiesen SO5
Gdae 3ur grIebisans Dor. 9luf Gin.
bru1 lauten IA; l1uterfbleif 81; Gdl.
i9uns %; Morb 35; Meine.b /;
Notb3u6t Q; Siebftabl SO unb anbere
8erseben 598.
= 9earp Gillum uab Grau baben
bonn Diftrittri9ter Noonan einen Gin.
baltsbefebl erlanst, mobur9 Der f6btis
fde SteuertoQettor berbinbert uirb, ihr
gisentbum fur fduise eteueru au Der.
taufen. Sic geben an, baB ibr gigen.
tbum gu bod abseiddbt morben iei;
i'm WerbdltniB 3u bem anberer Gteuer.
3abler unb Na1barn. Ole Staot fann
ibre ginwdnoe gegen ben ri6terli1en
8efebl i'm Oftober geltenb MAIDEN.
- In ter 2reu3ung ber Muenue 6
unb 3. Strobe ranntsn am Wontag
apei elettriide Cars seeeneinanoer.
8eioe Cars murben bef61biat; bic
pahaeiere nur in Nufregune berlebt.
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AnBfrorOfntlt6er Nusuerfan non Yubnla6er sgrtik(n
5u bebeutenn berabseiekten Areieu.

Die gusma9erei 1T uns elm liebsetporbenes
Sbema. gSte icoer dltere 9lniiebler San 9ln=
tho1!los NIT Stols auf bas gSatstbum unb
@eoeiben Der Staot auriidbIidt, 10 nnadbt es
a,ls " Grenoe auf oieies Separtement gu f9auen.
lang, bat es iid unaufb0rli9 in 8eIiebtbeit
1Ino llmfans aussebebnt, bis es beute obne
Stpetlel oas 9rbBte, beiterleudtete unb in iez
Der Beiie bolfommen auseeitettetlte Ynb.
maade}eroepartentent bes sansen Neifens it,
Jules Sel4madbolle, tueldes burd @elb au
errei9en mar, tit ansei9afft poroen. llebesrs
banpt, fpenn man bsriidiihtist, bab mir 9(aes
babe1., nnb bab bas 8eite 3r 10 auberaenD6ns
li9 biaisen 9reiien perfauft pirb, 10 lit es
fe,nesnegs aufdlIts, bab bic Samentpelt
San antonios @plfiDnS gtieSerlaae ais
9auptquartier fir feine p,tina6eriadjem ers
f[dren.
9an5 tm @egentbeil ipunberbar spdre es.
tpenn Ote Sa9e iid1 anbers perbielt.
9ie tteueffeu Wanffer II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Die @tabl piro 5eiteumepe he,ifsl.
len. mo @runoessentbnmer b'es A tbun
peridumten. Die Stage. Oh Die Barrel
4borte unb nit Dol3 aussefdIageueu
Sentgruben gefunbbeltsf1dbli9 iinb,
tpirb unterfudt msrben. Die @srbe,
reien iofiea auf geuife @ren3ea anses
tpieisn iein.
Der @rweiterung bon @rapIonitraEe
ftebt ni9ts mebr i'm Wege, ieitoem Utll..
ler $500 Sdaoeueriab e,bdlt.
Der Wsapor mirb autorifirf, nit benz
Griegsietretdr wegen Nustaui1 bes Mrs
fenaleigentbums geaeu anberes @runbs
eigentbum in Der umsesenb Der 5taot
In Briefwe6iel au treten.
Sn oer Stio 6loresfraBe. Beanoille,
piro Elm Geuerbpbrant aufgefellt. baz
nit bic Siirger reines Srintuaffer ers
balten.
Gemifie 3duue in Der Macoufra6e
mnRen 5uriidgeiebt tperben.
Der 9abillon i'm San pebro parf
tpirb ouf gntrag BON peri9 auf feline
gei9affeubeit bin unteriu9t @arten=
@trabe erbdIt nod @aslampen unb
Ncrb JloresftraBe bier eIettrii9e 2iaier.
Yer fslloertretenbe Mopor tpirb ou.
torifrt, einen GOntratt auf 3tuei Sabre
fiir bic elettriiGe unb @asbeleud5tuna
bet Stabt ab3u!dlieBen.
Gtr swan3ig Wassn unb 3ebn Mrbei.
ter auf ied3ig Sage tpurhe benz etras
BentommiRdr cine grtrabepilligung bon
81, $50 gema9t.
MontanaitraBe tpit6 bon Waluui bis
Olibe er0haet unb pom uutraut gereis
tligt merben.
Die petiiionen bon g. @rocieite, g.
8errp, 8. Mrnolb unb g. Roplauo in
Be3ug auf ibre Steuern uno MHe1Iment
tuurben abgemiefen.
Die IuffeQuns BON 3m6If neuea
Geuerbpbranten tpirb angeoronet.
I'm 9erabfebung bes NKeHments ia.
men elm: %. Geratp, DIR. 8. Deutid,
8. u. etaade, 90. J. glis, 3epfone
gano COMPANY unb part Serrace
Sanb @ompanp.
Die ,@rpreB" grceIfor 2aunbrp
unb bic Bobrmaidine BEL e1oIa milf.
len ibre S6ornfteine nm 10 CUB er=
b6ben.
Dabio Ment petitionirt, ba6 er bas
Wfuieum tpeiter ftihren bari, obne Qis
gems su beaablen. (Dieie petion fo0te
unter alen umfdnben bepillist werben.) }
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
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