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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
,,Nms Mafters Mew Nurfer aeit.

VNue JlVpele 2teJU WutIer aSett"
~per6feniIi6t bic rSninois etaatsaei.
tung" gegentudrtie Briefe, tpeIde er ba.
mails on fsinen in Sefau lebenber
Greunb @l3e f9rieb.
giner biefer Briefe, bonn 8. Mai
1861 batitt berieBt uns In bic ibeale 3eit
TN Norben beim Nusbru1e bes 8itrger.
trieges, aber aud in bic gleih3eitigt
2eibens3eit Der brapen beuti9en uaions.
leute In $eres. Dem Raifer f9reibt
nMein BriefmeGiel nit europa, Der
literariiden abeerednet, bat faft gan,
~aufge56rt, feitbem Dor 3uei Sabren
mein gruber gefiorben lit. Sn a0eu
reien Staten Der uRiDu
bot fd iest cine 70 sreBartise Grei.
beitsbe me gung erboben, ME BIZ
Welt ME geieben, cine 8epegung, Bic
felbft bic a~lerbdrteften StlabenbQIter,
fuefte i'm Norben ertpdrmt bat.
s8ieIen unferer 48er 6reunbe, be.
fonbers ben 2%6tbenert, tpiro Der ebe.
malige MeinbdnbIer uub bann Ssrei,
f@aarensO 6etf In Bobe1, BIenfer,
S@piegerfobn bes Superintendent
Glue in 26tber, nod in frsunb59aftli.
der @tinnerung iein. Ser bat febt,
mo- bas 2anb ber Gtreiter bebarf, tpie.
Der sum 9esen sesrifen unb Greimiai,
gems ruppen organifrt.
sWie es benz art,ert 9egener n
SeTas ergeben mag. tueiB Der Dim,
mel. Die &ebellen baben Iber Seras
greuli@es rlnbeil sebla@t. SCRIBE
berienige She'll bes Staates, in BEN
Seaener feline NieberIaHung bat, ma,
iopobl tuesen bes G9ubes gepen biz
rduberiiden Snbianer, als tuegeu beg
Nbfobes feiner Mdelbauptobutls fat
gang auf bic BunbesmilitdrFationer an
Der @ren3e a~ngeuie5en unb bic babeu
felt benz Nbfal beg Staates a~uFgeb6rt,
Den penioen 8eri9!en nod, Die nil
aus San Antonio erbaIten, ftebt es bori
iiberaus fldgli6. 3ubem leibet bag
9anb bort fat fortpdbrenb an Durre,
Die Steluns aler Oeutf6en i'm tpefIi.
den Seras 1T gerabe iebt ni1ts tueni,
get ais beneibeusmertb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
Sem aeelrteu Gablifnun

bic gan3 ersebene Nnaeise, baB pil
bur9 unfereu neueu Sanfpagen in ben
@tanb geiebt finb, 2ampen : Osl uni
@aioline unieren Runoen ms 9aus au
liefern unb bort boraumeReH. @aio,
liues unb Selfannen NIT 2rabn fibri
Der Magen iiets NIT unb f5nne1 ben
geebrten Runben auf 8erIangen 3u,
8enubung iiberlaRen tperoen. I'm ge.
neigten 3uipru1 bittet bic
Miffton Oil Co..
(Snbaber s. %. u. 6romberg. J
IS u. alamoftraBe, SelepbOn 543.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
Sun Cinderella gduhsgtpre.

5 f 0 n fra 5 u. Mbe. 6,
1T foeben angefommen: Gin GROCER
8orratb bon 2inoer 8 Slippers unt
S6uben bon rs Gents aufmdrts.
9amen Sizes unb Slippers BON rs
Gents aufD6rts big au ben feiniteu
Qualit1ten.
0as Eager in Damen. unb 0erren.
e@ub3eug, bod ooer niebrig sef1nit.
Ten, nit Der 6anb ober Maidine &c.
ma9t, lit grOBartig, gu Breifen, bic
Seoeg In @rffounen feBen mtRen.
Wer feines unb 3uglei6 b~ouerbaites
S9ubperf trasen min, fauIe i'm Gin.
bereaa S@ubsg Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
Galtfprnta.@eine.

Weinliebbaber fnben elm grobes 60
ger BON fetaen California @einen Bel
Qerr1 s. s. MeDer am Mlamr
plaaa. 9err Sleeper fu6t bic Meine
an Srt unb STEELE aus nth fault bireti
aug bem Seller Ter Mein3h1ter. als
gutem 2enner selinst es Tim ifets, BIZ
beFen Sorten a%usaumdblen. St tam
feline Runben uno Gamilten nit einem
gnten Sropfen berieber. &otbs uni
WeiBmetne In boraagI.@er QuaIit6i
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone II rei
t1s 9aus geltefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
gafiaae ua@ europa.

9ie Igentur bes 9errn %. s.
3 ouag, $50. l Commerce ; Stross,
San antonio, reprdientirt bic
Sampfer bes Norbbeutl9en 2lopbs, TO-
uie Die Der hamburger Nttien : @eiels
i@aft uub 1T 0err DouHg I'M Stanbe
bic billisfen &ate-n gu seber.
ertbeilt bereituillig iebe septinf@te Nus.
tunft unb beforgt febr prompt ole inn
hbergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer mad gus
ropa gu reifen ptini9t, ooer 8ermanbte
berttbertommen lafen mil, tuenoe f9
ON genannte Mgentur.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17

sr @enn sSemanb fetn unb gu an.
nebmbarem preiie fpeifen min, 10 gebs
ct gum Miffions.g Die
9errea &beiaer & @aul, BeR5er bic,
leg @tabHRements, balten barauf, i6rt
8dfe tets nollfommen aufrieben 3u tel,
len. Aae faifonmdbigen 0elitateTen,
Nufern, Wilb, Slide, @efiisel &c. tnt
bort in Der oelifateifen 3ubereitung als
3eit gu baben. Mabl5etten tperben aui
Bunf9 IN bic Wpbnunget Der Runber
gefanot. Nu@ btetet bet NIT be,
SpeiieDirtbf6aft berbunbene 8or.
T . D m bic beiten @etrdnte, tets frii9es
Bier nnb feline 2iqubre unb Meine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
Muerlet.

Mebrere Geologen bon bet Ser.
Staten NermeRunsss RommiiRon Rnb
bier angetoMmen auf ibrem Meqe nod
benz &to @ranbe, UNI 8ermehungen
unb uuteriu9un5en an Der @ren3e Dor,
aunebmen.
= @eitern gegen Mitterna1t purbe
Der Merifaaer Shores auf feinem Ma9s
baufeuege nab Der britten Mii1on in
Der Sub 2~areboffraBe bon 3pei Strols
den a~nsebaIten, bic eine Grase ftelten
unb bann apei s@ahe auf ibn obfeu.
erten. Nfs 2eute berbeifamen. fi9te'
ten bic 9traBenrduber. Jlores III am
Arm unb 8ein Iei9t pertpunbet.
0err %. Meininger, 0ers
treter Der Hapa 8alep Weintompagnie,
San Granciseo, @al., ii~berfonbte uns
Ieine Probe beg Meines ieines 0au!es,
tpel6er ben bei@eibenen Namen rgIa=
ret@ fabrt. EerfeIbe III bor por3igli.
dem @ei@mad unb beiouberer Site, 10
bob bic geabtefe 3unee ibn ftir ben bes
ten uab dltefen franabRf6eu ober beuts
f9en Gotbuein balteu tptrb. Mir
tpuBtea bisber ui@t, baB @~alifornien
fold ausge3ei@nete uno feline @eine
b%ernorbringt.
9err Sobanu Ro6 bat bic Npo.
tbete bes Or. Blair an Der Ofs@oms
mercefraBe tduHi6 hbernommeu.
9srr pauI MeiBner friber
tn BET Mpotbefe bon s. Ralteper 6
Sobn bat bic Gtrma Me2ernor &
Wilfon, No. 222 Sab 6%loresfraBe
ausgetauft uab etabIirt bortielbR cine
beutf6e Apptbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
Ste Grippe ,uieber Sa!

Wdbrenb Der SnTuen3as Gpsbemte eeS Ietten Sabrel
erpies fa Or. Sings geue Gntbeduus sesen GHirtnb,
iu@t. 9uften unb Grtdltuns aS bas beife SeilnttteI
Die Mittbeiluneen her pieen, bic e5 ~bennefen, BETA.
tteten ha8. Dieielbeu betamen ntft nnr BAH Grletfi
teruns, ~ipnbern has uebel ~htnterltss aud feline ialini,
men Ndhrirtungen. Wir eriuGen Sic, NIT bfeSen
Oftttel etne Prebe bu ra9en uno mir seben S6nen bt
perben. Da8 MitteI bat nt@t ieines @let&en Bel On
fallen BON grippe pber irsenb etnem SaIss aebtppf
ober 2un9enieiben.
8rcbeFaf9en fret bel Dretb, 1bomp5cn & 60. Sai
Antcnie. @rcBe SlafGen so Gents unb 81 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
Sunata8ssG gcnriiDn na@ &erroiIe
ant 20. GeQfember.

Sa Nnbetro9t bes In Comfort abaus
baltenben 9duaerfeftes, bat bic g. u.
6 u. g. &. g.. ftt Sonntag ben 20.
September einsn @reurRonsaug mad
&errbile befimmt. Sieier Bug bers
ldBt San Intonio I'M s nbr Morgens,
errei6t &obarbs 1927, 2eon SPRINGS
855, San &aub 9.15, Borne 9.35,
Welfare 10, Comfort 1875, @auabl
Ills, 2errbiQe 11.40. 3uradtebrenb
berIdBt berielbe &errsile y nbr Mits
tags unb errei6t Comfort INN 70 50.
9ier bleibt Der 3us big Z ubr abenbs
uno errei6t San Mntonio TIM 1928.
Gin Gabrpreis fir bic Gunbreife uirb
fur Comfort. @anebl uno 2errbile be.
re9net. 9ur6 oieie ginri6tung fann
Sober on bieier 2inie bis Mittags in
@omfott Iein. 8erIdumt bas sdngers
feft ni9t, ba elm groBartiger grfolg in
Iusi@t itebt. Man bereefe ni9t, baB
Der 3us prompt UNI 8 nbr Morgens
abfdbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
= eras 8.

Bel benz Geuer baBte 6err 6.
Gl6ge In NeusB rauafels $3.50 elm, Bic
er tn einem alien 2ofer peruabrte.
500 in fonf6berirtem @elbe, bic
ni9t nett baDou lagen, blieben erbal.
ten.
= aus San Diego, 9upaI @ouutb,
tpirb beri9tet, baB @atarino Cara,
9~erausgeber elmer 3eitung unb bitterer
Geinb bes prdRbenten Diaa NIT so
tDoblbemaAneten 2euten bic n1erifanis
@ren3e ttberi@ritten bat, UNI cine
Repolution ansusetteln. Ct ertDartet
Werfarfung In 0ierito. Wittlerueile
baben RG bic Bunbestruppen an geeia.
neten pldben beg &io 8ranbe aufae,
felt, um i'm ab5ufanssu, penu ct bon
bribei bertagt tuirb.
Sn 9oufon ma9ten f9 stpei
Gnaben, Walter GriBe unb 9. Boiln,
ben Spab, eineu DRAFT tiber ben elets
trii@en 2eitungsbrabt Der GtraBenbabn
gu tuerfen, um R9 eleftrifren au lahen.
SobaIb Der Drobt 9alt gefaBt bate,
nabm ieber Der Rnaben elm gnbe In bic
0auo unb bas &eiuItat tpar, baB Beibe
CUR @rbe getporfen tpurben. 8ailD III
i6wer Derbrannt unb Gribe perten bic
Singer Der einen 9anb abgenommen
nerben mifen.
= Mieber lit cine 8abRberaubung
UorgetOmmea. Der 3us Der MiHouri
pacifc 8abn purbe bel @aggouer i'm
@beroteesS erritorium bon 5 mastirten
@dnnern auFsebalten, bic $500 CT.
beuteten. Die pafasiere blieben uas
belditist.
Die Greube trdst uns, bas 2eib
mihen mir tragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas 98p;
@enblatt $3.50.
&eienbe U genten:
s. g. 8uiG.
Mf. SGprDbtnb.
So | { 8.
Cages Gbrpntf.
II. 6 Der.

II. September.
1888. Gliiabetb, &6nisin BON England &c:
bcren.
1880. 8oifpn als Stabt eeerunbet.
1851. @uitap @solf, a0ntS BON S9meben
'idldst 9iab 3tpii9en Seip5is unb 8reitenfelo
1866. Sttftuns ber fSntsliden Nfabemt'
Der 8ineni9aft gu 8arts. : Sbee fpirb sun
er1ten MaIe in europa lin einem engltl9er
@aftbauie) %getrunten.
1887. Die l1niDeriitdt @6ttinsen eitgebetbt
1887. Die @erfafiung Der Ser. Staater
ipirb angerommert.
1898. 9ecret CUR @~erbaftuns aler 8erbad:
tisen in Sranfreid.
1895. @aibinston bdlt ieine @bfdiebs:
abrefie.
1914. Der &ai1er bon Sefterrei6 berbiete,
bic 8efanntmaduns pdpflihen 8reben pbnf
Grlaubnib Der &egterung.
1922. Souiie Sra9mann er3rdntt 1th IN
Der SaaIe BET SaGe (Sidterim bon: ,@as
pinft bu. Sernanbp~.)
1881. &Dnarinp sebt nit 1000 Sober
iiber Die 6iterrei6ii6e 6ren3e.
1885. Milpaufee bdlt feline erite Stapt
pabl ab.
1862. edIadt am 9tntietam unb be
Sbarpsburs.
1871. @rSHnuns bes Giienbabn : Gunnels
bur9 ben Mpnt>Genis.
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6err 6. S. Spinner. Mo. 217

&err 6. s. Msiner, $50. 217 on
6oufon StraBe bdlt tets bas bpl.
fommeufe 2ager In 3ei9enmaterta'
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @Ias, SpiegeI,
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, Girnife:1 unb aneu
3ei@ners nnb MaIer,u ~tenflien. Rhnt'
lerii9 ausgefhbrte Btlber unb Statuet'
ten &C. fnb In eine1 iebensmertben GaIs
lerie our MnF@t unb gum gerfauf aus.
gefelt. Sn $apeten unb 3immerbeto,
rationen TT bas @ei@madbolfe uni
NeaeRe bort au finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
cages W~emtsfeitsn.
II b.

SnIanb.
Sie in Saratoga, N. g., tagenbe
oemOfrattf6e Stats . Gonbention bat
gang tpiber grnarten bod &osweQ g.
Jlomer als @ouberneurs Ganbibaten
aufgeitelt. Die platform enbor1rt bic
NationaI=P latform bon 1884 unb 1888,
ipri6t 1i6 gegen bic Gilber $ 6reiprd.
gung aus urb be3ei9net bic Blaine'i 1e
&eciprocitdts' Politit aIs 9umbug. Dem
lebten RongreB ptrb boreemorfen,s elm
Deficit a~ngebabnt 5u baben. Oils Nb.
minifratiDn als Staats . @nunerneur
tpirb enbOrRrt. 4ls gices@ ouberneurs=
Ganbibat tDIrbe Wm. i. 9beebar tlos
mtnirt.
Sn Bottom, MaK.. togte bic
Staatss R%onpention Der &epublitaner.
@bas. $. Mqen uurbe gum @ouper.
reurss 2anbibaten npminirt.
&osmel g. Glotper bat iofort
nod feiner domination gum @oupers
neursfanbibaten bon Stem Sort ieiu
Wanbat als Mitglieb bes So. &ongrei.
fes bonn II. Nem Oorter &ongreB'9i.
ftrttt niebergelegt unb ber @ouberneur
tpiro f6on fiir Mnfang September ben
Sermin fur cine Neupabl in ienem Be-
3irte anberaumen.
Sen SniaKen eines pulmars
S9lafpasens tpurben in Der Ndbe bon
Sacramento, Sal. fammtli@e 2Iei.
bungsfade rub ioufiise 6abielisteiten
gefoblen, ndbrenb fonobl Der Rons
bufseur als au6 Der 9orter f9liefen.
Die Beute Der Siebe bate eiuen Bertb
BON ettpa 81. 900.
MusIanb.
Ratier MiIbelm mobute ben
9erbfsM an6beru bes 4. Mrmees@orps
(proDin3 @a9fen) bel. Sn grfurt
luurbe er tn sld%naenber @eiie empfans
gen. 8on bort aus beiu9te er Mtbls
bauien, no er mebrere Sage. b. b. Big
gum Ibf9luB bieier Corps : Man6ber,
nerbleibt.
Bel benz 3uiammenfoBe Der bei.
ben Sampfer rfasmauia" unb Shell
laliaA In ben grie6if9en @ewdHern
ftao, mis- ieBt ermitteIt murbe, i'm @ans
aen 50 perfonen ums 2ebett getommen.
Gin Jrau3oie unb ein @neIdnber, bes
rem gau3e Jamilten BET Der. Rataffropbe
ums Sebeu tamen, finb pabnftunig gez
porben.
Sie ipaniide stabt gonIuearo,
flioli9 bon Mabrib an ei1em tleinen
NebenfuRe bes Saio gelegen, 1T BON
elmer berbeeren6en ueberi9memmung
beim9eiu6t morben. Das WaHer ftieq
10 bod, bob es in einer bur9aus nidt
nieoris gelegenen Rir9e Is SUB bod
fteab. 9unberte BON Meni9en tarne1
IN benz pl0bli9 bereinbredenben 6o9.
waRer unls 2eben un6 Der @eiammts
8erluif mirb auf bieIe MiQionen Be-
re6net.
- Die vuifide Geaierung bat bic
Guropdif6e Douau &ommifion er.
iu9t. ben rufRfden See 2abetten su
aetatten, on Borb Ser bieier Rommiis
fon seb6renben 9ampter paKage sl
nebnen, bamit bieie iunsen Offisiers.
Nspiranten bic Dpnau. 6obrHraBe fens
men lernen. Siefes mertwarbiae Mn.
fnnen, bas mod mertpiirbiger babur9
pirb, baB es 10 furse 3eit auf bic Sors
oerung Der freien pafase Oct rulfI9en
nGreiwiQigen Jlotte" bur6 bic Dorz
baaeuen fol9t, bat in ben amtIiGeu
SreiIen, Defenders Oeferrei9s, groBes
Muffeben erregt. Die Donau lit be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17

Rr 6err g b. DieieIborf,
Der betannte unb la~ngidbrige Wirtb Der
Surnbaae bat nun an Der gommerces
traBe, gegeniiber bon @rDos' Bant,
cine elegante Wirtbf@aft eingeridtet,
DD tets frii6es Bier unb 8etr6nfe auer
Grt berabrei6t unb feiner 2un9 ferpirt
pirt. 2ogenrdume gu bermietben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
@runsetsemtbmms . llebertrasumaer

@onrab 0uberi@ uub Geo. Souler.
ton an paul MeeriGeibt unb 6. u.
6tieren, 2 8runofiife aus benz Sri.
einaI.giips 2ot 20, fur 1925.
Geo. s. gItseIt on Wm. 2enbal,
@runbfiid In 3abaaa.S traBe. $500.
S. u. aebbid on Mrs. M. 6.
Gnapp, 2 Grunbfiide on Gen pebrr
MbeHue. "a. 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17

baB bic 8or3tge beg Shbnefttbeils utts
ieres States tn ether Weiie our alges
meinen Inaeige unb RenntniB fommer
perben, pie He faum prattifder sefuns
Sen tperben farm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17

Br Carl 8ed'sRom3ert.
I'm ole SOuaerts8 Boulder f6neu gu bes
f6rbern, merbel bic gelben Cars (2ate
8iew $ 2inie) beute Mbenb Bis nod
Mutbsz@ arten fabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17

s@ 9eute Nbenb IL. Announcements,
2on3ert ausgefibrt bon Carl Beds
Dr6efer, 80 Mann fart In Mutbs
@arten. @intritt Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17

= Die Greube trdst uns, bas 2eit
miHen mir trager.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-05
A FATAL CRASH.
A Collision on the l. axe Shore Road. Near
Toledo, o., IN Which Seven Lives Were
Lost, and Many Persons Were Injured.

A Collision on the l. Ike Shore Road. Near
Toledo, o., IN Which Seven Lives Were
Lost, and Many Persons Were Injured.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. 3O.-A passenger
train on the Flint & Pere Marquette
Shore express here Saturday night,
causing the death of seven persons.
Three were killed outright and the
others have since died of their injuries.
In addition score of persons were
badly hurt The dead are:.
Mrs. Sarah Mccoy. Ransom, Ill; two chill.
drcn of Mrs. NJ. j. Mcdonald. of New York; H.
Vaughn, San Francisco, CAL; Thomas Nc
Queen. ElShart, Ind; Miss Ella Myers, Cleve-
land, O.. Maude Mckenzie, aged - Chicago.
The most seriously injured and in q
precarious condition are:
Mrs. John Nelson Toledo. O.; Warren L.
Potter, Des Moines, Ia. Mrs. j. A. Mckenzie
and daughter Pearl. Of Chicago; James Lud-
wig Peoria, ILL.,; John Conway, Great Bourne,
Mass.
The body of Miss Meyers has already
been sent TO her home in Cleveland,
but the others still lie at the under
takers here.
The engineer of the Marquette train
was 8 new man on the run. When
found the lever was almost perpendic-
ular and not reversed. The engineer
could not be found, and the fireman,
too, has not been seen since the wreck.
An investigation will be made at once
as to the cause of the wreck, and the
Lake Shore officials will see If It is moi
possible to make the Pere Marquette
people pay the damage incurred.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-05
THOUSANDS SICK.

Influenza Raging Furiously In Australian
Colonies-Hundreds of Deaths-General
Commerce visibly Affected by the Nal
ady.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.-Advices
from Melbourne state that influenza
continues to rage with unabated fury
throughout che colonies and that the
epidemic is causing many deaths.
Among the latest recorded is that of
William Byrne, one of the oldest MEM
bers of the legislative council
Large mum bers of railroad employees
are down with the disease, so much so
that traffic is considerably interfered
with. Numbers of telegraph operators
are also laid up, and the department is
consequently working short-handed
The public schools at South Goul-
burn have been closed owing to the
great prevalence of the disease. In
one district there are over 1000 cases
and the deaths number several hun
dred.
The disease is particularly virulent
in some country towns, where in many
instances whole families are pros
trated. Hitherto fatal cases have been
confined to those advanced in years,
but there is now change and al
classes are dying.
Doctors say that the epidemic is in.
creasing in virulence. Five hundred
school children at rollingwood are
FRUSTRATED. The population of the
municipality of Williamson, which in.
cludes Newport and Spottiswood, is
about Is, 900, and it is estimated that
the bulk of the inhabitants are pros
trated. At Sydney nearly all the en-
ployes of the mint have been seizet
with it, and work in the water and
sewer departments is almost at &
standstill in consequences of the alb
sence of many officials, who are ava.
| ON sick leave
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-05
No Squalor in Wnshin gton.

One of the most attractive features Of
Washington is the absence of the
pauper element certainly to greater
degree than any other city in the world.
There is probably less grinding poverty
found here than in the same inhabited
space on any other part of the globe.
There is, of course, that substratunI OF
society that won't work and the other
one that can't work. But poverty, in
its hideous and conspicuous guise, is not
known. The government disburses
many millions here in semi-monthly
payments, to over eleven thousand
government employees This, of itself,
makes a vast volume of cash that circu-
lates through the community. Business
is conducted upon cash basis to a
degree not possible in other cities. One
of the largest and most prosperous
business houses here positively gives no
credit to anybody whatever. This
would scarcely be possible elsewhere.
The city is so spread out, and the plan
is so comprehensive, that there can
never be typical tenement house
district-the poorest have air and space,
so that, taken altogether, there is
proba bly, more comfort to the square
inch in Uncle Sans capital than i'm any
other existing town. - Boston Tram
| script
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-05
BODIES LEFT BURIED.
No Effort to Recover Those Lost in the
Landslide Near Hot Springs, WASH
Great Indignation.

No Effort to Recover Those Lost in the
Landslide Near Hot Springs, WASH
Great Indignation.
HoT SPRINGS. Wash, Dec. 1.-The
report that twenty-seven men were
left buried in the landslide on the
Northern Pacific railroad at Canton
station in the Eagle gorge of the Cas-
cade mountains last Wednesday, so en-
phatically denied by the Northern Pa
citic officials, has been fully confirmed.
There are probably buried in the
edge of Green river under the rock and
mud fully twenty men if not more
Laborers still employed in the gorge
repairing the damage to the tracks
from recent washouts say there was
terrible destruction of life and some
of them place their estimate as
high as thirty men. Railroad en-
ployes and settlers in small commu-
mites in the mountains along the rail-
road are indignant at the cruel inditfer-
ence of the officials and bosses. A fore
man named Murray says that sixty
two men were ut work at the
spot the morning of the acci-
dent. Only forty-four, including
dead and wounded, were accounted
for after the accident. Eight men had
been sent for help, leaving out of this
number ten missing who could not be
found. Two bodies he knew of were got
out and one fioated down the river.
Three other men, named Erickson, Mar
tin and Ogillvie, said that twenty were
left buried alive in the river. Excava-
tions for the bodies of these men could
be made only at great expense in
building dam and the labor of a large
gang of men. One boss is reported to
have said that the men were buried
just as well as they. could be
where they were and that
the bodies would make good rip.
rapping. The citizens of Ellensburg
have had an Indignation meeting and
demand an official investigation by The
state. No effort was then or has been
made by the company to recover the
bodies. Railroad officials still stoutly
deny the story and say if any bodie:
were not taken out they were washed
down the Green river before they coult
be recovered
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-05
FOR a BIG LABOR COMBINE.
Scheme to Federate All tho Organlzn-
tions in tho United States.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-An important
movement in the interest of organized
labor has been inaugurated in this city.
Friday n meeting was held at the Mer-
camille club between the president, di-
rectors and various committees of the
club and committee represent
ing the different industrial organ
izations of the United States. The re-
suit of the meeting was that on Feb
ruary %, 1892, there will meet in st.
Louis in convention the representa-
tives of the labor organizations of the
country. Their purpose is to accom-
plish the federation of all the labor Or
ganizations in the union. The various
organizations that will be represented
are in part:
The knights Of Labor, the Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association. Trades and Labor union,
the Farmers Alliance and Industrial union,
Order Of Railway Conductors, Order of Railway
Trainmen Brotherhood of Engineers and Fire.
men, Brotherhood OF Railway Telegraphers.
the Citizens Alliance the Grange, the National
Alliance, Amalgamated Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers, Patrons OF Industry, Farm
ers and Laborers' union and the Federation VI
Labor.
DeieSdJeS VIII ue preSeh0 lroh Ine
industrial organizations of all the large
cities in the country, and between l5,.
900 and 10000 visitors are expected to
be in the city during the con.
vention. Each organization rep.
| resented will be entitled tc
twenty-five delegates at large and one
delegate for each fraction of 5, 900 mem
bers. The total delegations will be
| about 1000. The national executive
committee of the peoples party will be
present, consisting of 132 members
Between 300 and 400 representatives o.
the National Reform Press association
representing t,4O0 papers, will attent
| the convention
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-05
NATURES QUEER DOlNGS.

A GEORGIA boy Of seventeen is feet
7 inches high and weighs 2lO pounds
A FEAR on exhibition in New York
city weighs six pounds four ounces.
SoUAsHEs weighing from 25O TO 300
pounds are common in southern Cali.
fornia
A lITcHFlEi.p man who is looked up
TO stands seven feet seven inches in his
slippers
DEriANcE. la. has a man Eve feet six
inches in height who weighs but sixty
ave poundA