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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13
Foreign News.

BERLIN, Nov. ia report is current
that the head of banking firm ct Chariot.
lenburg, q suburb OF Berlin, has surrendered
himself to the police, confeHsing thes he had
misappropriated quantity OF securities de.
posted with him by various customers.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Advloes from ST..
Petersburg state that the marshals In the
different parts of thu country have been
warned that they will bs held responsible
for any manifestation OF political feeling
against the government. Precautions have
been taken to prevent students from start.
Ing any disturbances, and every book which
In the slightest degree partakea ef po!iti-
cal character is seiz ID.
BERLIN, Nov. 1S-A dispatch from Essou, one
OF the towrs in the great coal producing di trict
OF Germany, reports fatal &C ident in enc OF the
coal pits near that place. a number OF miners
we.e engaged in their abois, whom by some
means probably by the untove lag OF 10 OF the
safety lamps used by the men, there WAS terri
fc e1p,o3i.n OF fire damp. When the foul air in
thu mine had bean exhausted "a investigation
was msdo and it was found that eleven of the
miners had been killed and two others had been
injured.
VALPARAISO, Nov. 13.-Tho rectilt, ct the
custom toase at Jqaique ons CT tho largest If the
nitrate ports OF Chilli, DUNG the month of Octo-
Der Amounted to 81, 627 900. The greater por-
ton Of this amount wss pail as export duties on
the nitrate skipped from that port. The amount
received during October is the lsrg.s! ever known
in kha hi tory of the mort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

The Treasury Department. suspended the
Investigation of che broken Keystone Bank
of Philadelphia when the trail of the repub.
loan pluuderers was hot, and now the re.
publican ssnste OF Pennsylvania, convened
In special session to continue the trail OF the
same robbers, has adjourned. declaring that
such work was not Its province. Had the
robbers bsen democratic, instead of republi.
can officials. they would have been convict.
cd and punished long ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

The FUsIoN between republicans and
mugwump democratic in New York and Bal
timore he's proved 60 disastrous to the form.
or, that President Harrison fully agreed
with certain prominent republicans Of the
latter city who called upon him recently.
that she wiser policy for them TO adopt here
after would be to make their fights single
handed, and as neutrality-suspicious.. With
70 republicans to swell their ranks, demo-
cratic mugwumps will make a miserable
show next fsll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13
An unnroYoked Assault.

CHICAGO Nov. ia young woman
named Bertha Lawrence was en!ericg q
drygoods store yesterday, aud at thu door
was met by Sophia schnitshen, one OF no.
torious band OF thieves. The Schmltsbeh
woman had few moments before commit
ted small thefs in the store and was has
tening out to escape detection. Finding
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

The November number of Romance. being
the tales Of the Nav York Story Cub, has
been received from the publishers Ia New
York. l. contains stories By Gsorae vii
liam Curtis. Grant Allen, Emile lola, Hal
Rsid, Fi'z J4mes O'BrieD, Guy de Maupas-
SAINT and other famous story tellere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

BOTH OF the two daily newspapers of
Washington are of tbs opinion that General
Palmer. OF the G. a. B., was right when he
issued his order calling the Confederate flag
the ''emblem of treason" and accusing thoas
who may exhibit 1t of "harboring rebellion
in their hearts," Well, they wouldn't do 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

The Southern Planter fer November has
bsen received from its publishers In Rich
mond. Among its COZ outs s liusg and
sensible article on ths recent elections,
which pot CD y all the Aliisoee, but all the
other members Of the legislature, would do
veil to read.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

The best for the money, Salvation Oil.
Only 25 cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
It is great pity to see how many people
allow cough or cold to go urnotcsd, ard
thus pave the wsy to an uatimely grave
from the effects of consumption. a pless-
ant. safe, reliable and cheap remedy Ia Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. 25ots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

"Whom the gods love die young" says
Byron but Why dis when you can cure ths
cold or cough, which neglected, means
death. with DR.. Balls Cough Syrup, the old
reliable!
a sensible woman will not fall to keep
bottle Of Salvation OIL On hand for mems
cuts and bruIseE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13
unless they were sure their readers endorse

THE tramp's exploit here last night PROB
ably has suggested to the members OF the
legislature from this city the adviEnbility Ct
introducing bill 10 that body at the COM
ING seeslon for the reesteblishmens OF the
whipping post. II not, thea 1t Is hoped this
paragraph may bring the sul j scs to their at
tention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13
A Bic Mnrtra ca

CHICAGO, Nov ia $60Ooo0o nor 3. %
was fled in Chicago yesterday 1t WAS given h,
the Security Corporation OF New jersey to ~.
Manhsttan Trust Company, Of New Yort a,S
covers the property in tits city OF the m,ugf,c.-
urers forming tho cordage trust.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

A sK TO SEE The WIND MATCHES. They
II can be ignited only by striking them on the
bcx in which the come will burn for 10 seconds
and in that time cannot be extinguished by the
strongest current of air. For sale by
oct26 E. 8. LEADBEATER & BRO.
NEW BEANS and CAPE COD oRANsERRIEs
IN for sale By
oct17 J, Y, H1LRURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

Miss lawrence In har way she commence
to use hers fsts ard nsils on that psrsop,s
face. bruising her severely sud sc.atoyi,o
out cue Of her e2ea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

The Season for Decsmte- ld7's il.s.la'ed
"a hi,n msg, zine has been received fro its p1b-
fishers in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

The american AgricuIturist for November
has bean received from It's publishers In New
York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-13

RaooRE BROS, GENERAL COW DRINK!
For garsot, nav boand, bloating and feycrG
MILE fever and abortion preventiv lust received
and for sale By
feh2S Y. 2. CREIGHTON & CO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-03

bette 3eit, oa6 sic por Serrn Gultace
in ibrem mirfli6en @barafter erl6eiz
men,
DoriIou fab i'm iiberrai6t an. so
fder iinS 5ie alfo Sbrer Sade ?"
fra9te er.
,@emiB. Die ge,peiie bafiir beisu,
brinsen 1T fortan MIR eine Srags Der
3eit."
vrnb meiuen Sie, oaE ct mid nod
ebenlo freunbli9 anleben uire, nade
oem er mid unter einem fall6en g}a@
men fennen 9elernt bat ?"
SD miiBte ben Mann ie5r miBoers
lteben, ipetin id nibt iiber5eust mare,
oaB er an benz Sobne BON Neubeu Dos
riion innisen Gntbeil nimnt, i'm ieines
Wtib9eldids me9en bebauert uno ibm,
banfbar fir Die Dtenfte, fpel1e lein
gater inn 9eleiitet, nit Ratb uno 3bat
bethlehem mtrb. 8eoenfen 9ie, uie piel
elm Mtaun BON Serrn Guitaces ioSialer
Ste0ung itno bon ieinetn tabellolen
Hufe oa5u beitragen fam, Sbren Sias
men in Ser @eieui6aft tpteber 3u reba.
bilitiren. Seiue Sreunbl9aft uno
@unit perbeu mebr fir sic tbun als
taulenb @rfldrunsen. Sd min einen
8rief an i'm ibretbeu, Der alleS mieber
in Oronuns brin9en miro. uno ben sic
lelbit mitnebmen iollen.1 Snfolse
oieies Gntidluiies sins Gatbcart ioeleid
auf ieinen S6reibtild 3u uno besann
5u l9reiben. gtahbenn er Den Briei
beenbet, couuertirte unb iieselte er benz
ielben unb banbiste i'm Doriipn init
ben Worten elm: r1raeen sic bas
morsen gu 9errn Guitace bin, beute lit
ea 5u lpdt. SD babe ben 8rief se=
iieselt, tueil id Serrn @uitaee sebeteu
babe, er iolle Sbnen seseuiiber eins
9etpiiie Inseleeenbeit ni6t erpdbnen,
Die Sie porlaufis nod niht gu tpilien
brau9em."
Dorilon mar iest lhon gu iebr an
Die riidli6tSloie Shenbeit oes atten
Mannes gswObnt, I'M ii9 bapon pere
lest gu fiiblen. Gr nabm ben 8rief
uno jaste: r@e6emfen sic oielen 0anss
Don auf Der SteGe feit3unebmen ?"
ngfein, nidt beoor idb nod ei1ise
Bnnfte flarseitelt unO einises bon ibln
in @rIabrnng gebra9t babe, mas th
oa5u beniisen fann, cine Bei9te bon
ibm 5u erpreiien.A
sGr fam Sbnen aber uuteroeGen
entpiiden.4
Stein. @r abnt BON ni9ts unb
utro itberSies auf S6rttt unb gritt
beoba9tet, unb 3fpar bon mebr als elmer
Berion.4
Da es bsreita ipdt mar, entfernts ii9
Doriion
(Gortiebuns fclst).
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Gin feniatiomeaer 9rpseB.

@rebes Snterefe ertpedte ein Morb,
pro3eB, ber am 10. glooember In 9eip3ia
geenbet bat.
0or einem Sabre murbe bur@ ben
Selbffmorb elues iunaen beIgif@eu
Stubenten Namens @onbieur eine
groBe Senfation berborserufen, als tid
berausfellte, baB er bic Shat mesen ber
f6tnen aber fotettsn unb grouiamen
19idbrigeu Maria gliiobetb MeiBuer
begangeu babe. Das Wdb6en ridtete
bur9 ibre &eiae unb ibr fotettes Welen
unter Der rSeuneFe DorSe" bon 2eip.
atg groBes unbeil on. Sic rnbmte Rd
Der Sbatia9e. bas ber iunse Maun fid)
'tbretpesen ben Sob gegeben babe unb
seiefe Ia@enb ben 8rief, bur9 ben er
4bi6ieb bon ibr eenommen unb bic
Worte geidrieben bate: ,Du uirfl
mid balo persefeu unb anbsrs unelhd.
lid mo@en."
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Iotresponaeuz. NiI,


8ntrespnnaeuz. -@ granger, WiI.
liamion Co., 3eg., 2. Sec. '9l. = Nle
gldtter, bic mon iebt gu @sfi@ts bes
tomnt. fngen elm 2oblieb Don Der
neuen Baumwoa, pihdmaf@ine. Sic
tbun natiirlib nur Sbre 69ulbigteit,
wenn Sic ben Sefern m,ittbeilen, mas
sic bapon tn grfabrung brinseu, alein
tb CLAUDE, sic tb6ten bod beRer, tpenn
sic tehes Vial bet Der Wittbeilung fols
der geri9te aud Sbre 3meifel an ber
Ht@tigteit berfelben gum Nusbrud brd6s
ten (iit Ia aud fets gefbeben, 6err
Correspondent anm,. B. &eb. }, anfatt
3n glauben, bab fbon bie nddtte grnte
nit 6alfe berielben eingebeimf iperben
uirb. Die Mai6inen leiifen ia aner.
oiuss iebt Man9es, mos mon frhber
fur unm0gli@ gebalten baben tpiiroe,
aber Oh es iemals mbg!ib fein tpirb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-03

SIN Dergangeneu 9fobember bate Wa.
rio eiuen Stubentsn Ndmens 5iau,unb
bon 3eblib. ben e5proKen elmer ber dIte.
fen Jamilien preuBens beporauat.
Na9bem er fein Derm6gen fur fie Ders
fbwenbet bntte, COB fie ibm ben 2aufpaB,
mie fte es f9en nit bielen getban bate.
Sic fdrieb ibm eiueu Brief poa brutas
len Sartasmus uno 3erft6rte burt TIN
| idb ben Sraum bes iungen Wannes,
Der auf ibre @egenliebe gebofft bate.
Dies mas am 10. Mnguf unb am fol.
genoen Wforgen i9oB pDn 3eblib bos
Wdb1en tn ibrer Mobnung tobt unb
bra4te i1@ bann ielbft cine iGwere
Wunbe BET. St tpurbe Derpfieat unb
naGoent ct wieber bersefeat tDorben
mar, inurbe ct por @eri6t sefhbrt. Der
Yro3eB beganu unb ber @eri9tsiaal
mar bol 3ub6rer. Gin GROCER She'll
berieIben beifanb aus Dffi3ieren unb
Stubenten. melde ON bem @didfaI ID.
reg tsreunbes groBen Mntbeil nabmea.
Der Mnsetlagte er5dblte feline @ei9itbte
einfa4 unb unsei@mintt. Ct faate,
bob er ni&t bic MbR6t bate, bas Wdb.
den 3u perleben, als ct in ibre Wob.
nung ging. st mar 10 nieoergef9la.
gen aus Summer iiber TIRE Grauiam.
teit uub ben @erluii ieines Werm6aeus,
oaB er enti9Iofen mar, in ibrem Bei,
iein 5elbtfmorb 3u beseben. gu bic.
fem 3wede bate er auf ieinem Oembe
elm Greus marfirt, I'm iosIei9 3u fin.
ben, ND fein 6er3 tuar, bomit er feinen
Ge9li9uB tbun fonnte. Ct tpurbe bon
Marie nit folder Dera9tung uno Sc
meinbeit bebanbelt, baB er, baIb ipabns
fnnig Dor Summer unb @1am, ben
@ebolper aos unb He nieoerfdoB. Seine
Nbf9t tpar. ii& ielbit gu t6btsn. aber
ct fonnte He nidt ausfibren.
Der @ertbeibiser madte teinen Ser.
fud, feinen @lienten als tempordr
wabnfinnis bin3uFellen, ionbern ahbte
fi9 gana auf oas abseIeste @effdnbniB.
Die Gei6morenen fpra9en ibn beg
Sobtf4lass f9uIbig. morauf Der Nn.
gellagie gu bier Sabren @efdnguiB
perurtbeilt purbe. Die ssreunbe
gratulitteu bem Berurtbeilten su elmer
70 gelinben Strafe.
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"0ie1 1liitbe Der Seutf@eu Susenb'. ;.
Man beriGtet aus 6eibelbera: :

VfQn DerlWfet aus petDelberg:
Wefern batten mir tpieber einen iener
Sbeatericanbale, bic, bsrporgerufeu
burG gorpsfubenten, bisber bonn pubs
litum uno BON ber poli3ei init unbe.
greifii@er Na9f9t gebulbet muroen.
Die biefigen gorpsftdbenten baben
n6mli9 felt Sabren bic 2ogen eriten
&anges time uub bas bieRse pubIifum
mar baran gem6bnt, f@ bon bieien
Goeen aus regelmdbis ulten, BON 3eit
3u 3eit f@ aud nit mebr pber tpeniger
appetitli9en Oingen betperfen All lafIeu.
Geaern inbeB erlebten mir Das Nis
rotel, baB bas pubIitum gegeu BITE
Nabauma@er energif9 Srout ma9te.
Mls, pie 9emDbnli@. bic bermEbuten
6erren tudbrenb bes Gpiels In duserif
gerdui@boller WeiIe ibte 2ogen betraten,
trur6en he BON allen 6eiten energif&
3ur Rube bermieien. 9arauf anttuor.
teten he nit irouii9bprnebmer 6anb.
5etpegung: rWdt 10 Iaut!~ = 9as
publtfum ermiberte nit energiidem
6iuausrufen. Gas Spiel muroe unter.
bro9en unb es entitanb nun suifGeu
benz publifum unb ben 2ogeu cine
ldngere @onperiation. gnbIi6 eri&ien
etn pOli3eibeamter, iuel@er nit ben
6erren In liebensmRrbisRer Weife Der.
banbelte uub He fdiieBIi6 betpog, fi6
tDenigitens bis gum G1Iub Der erieu
Sperette rubig au berbaIten. 2aum
mar iebo6 ber 8orbang gefaaen, 70
rtef ein STUDENT In bas publitum bins
etn: vWer III ber Dumb In ber sweiteu
parsuetreibes"
Gin neuer GeanbaI entftanb unb
orobeuoer luurben bic 6tuausrufe.
Damn erfGou gum jtpeiteu Wal BON ben
Stuoentenlogen cine Gtimme: ,Wer
III oas S@wein In ber 3ueiten parquet.
reibe?" Ofenbar NOR bamit ein Be.
fu@er oes Sbeaters eemeint, ber ben
Stubenten ni@t gernbe i9mei9el6afte
3urufe getuibmet bate. SEPT er5t
brad Der Sturm los; bas pubIitum
erbob RG uno cine Nuaabl 6erren
f1tdten fi6 an, on ben oHenbar ange,
beiterten Gosensdfen Suiii3 3u hben.
D0 erf9ien Der 6err bon Der poIi3ei
tDieber uno Derbanbelte nit ben etmos
befonneren Glementen In ben 2ogen.
@s gelang ibm enbli9 aud. bic Wulea,
f5bue gum 0erlafen bes 3beaters 3u
beiuegen, bod ni6t, obne baB elmer
bon benielben eiu Gemhfebouquet unter
bas publifum parf. Inter bonnernoen
graDorufen unb Sdnbeflatf@en aosen
oie 6t6renfriebe ab.
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araft mub 0eiuuShetf.

Benn Ste niGt trdftis unb wchI fiiben, 70 peru&eu
Ste electric Stters. Wenn sic BITE @rippe1 sel&pdtt
pat, pern9en Ste electric 8tters. DteS Dtei wirft
Dtretf anf pte ssber au ben asen unb ouf bic eren
selmabtS gu erfhaen. Menn Gie an nerpb{em 2ppf=
wsb letoen, perneu Ste bur electric 8tter8 l@nede
ano sausrnee abbflfe nben Gtne Hrobe= =Slaf&e mtrb
Ste sebrdu@en. @rpbe glai&en fur nur so Gents in
ser apctbete BON @bolpb Dretb, GbcmpiOn 6 Go. gu
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Nc Illifer Snbianer Ser.
rttorium & oblen unb 5ennei5ee
Bladermills 2obIen. bic bette QuaIiidt
i'm Wboleiales ober &etail. 8ertauf BEL
5. $. OIfen & Gobn. No. 2
unb 4 Weit' 9oufon. 5traBe, 6an I'm.
tonic. 3.l2. 4mn
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~ Die eIesantefe Nuswabl bon
Oiamanten, @olbs unb SiIbermaaren
finbet man BET griber Bros.

@ Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bot ttets bic beiten
Nuitern unb friihefteH Slide, WiIb &c.
Nle Auftrdge uerben prompt ausge.
fttbrt. SelepbOn No. 81.
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u lb u NJ 8

gum 8uiamtnenlesen ,inb gum auffteIen in
YliilHs unb MarDeco Dedeln nit oribirten
Silber unb antifen GIfenbeinsD Deforationen.
Gbenio auf bic edit lebernen TpilettezRGit
fiir Serren, RIiii9 8aud- -Sets, Ganeb pIii&,
Metaas nnb 9prn @eftelle fir berldiebenen
gebrau4. ale 9trtifel trasen bic popuIaren
Breiie in 3abIen.
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~ pancoaf & Gobn fub
bie Ngenten ftir bic berfbmten stutts
garter @efunbbeitssllnterileiber. Der.
fu4t Re; Re Rnb eie befeu I'm Wartte.
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% @enn Sbr gut bebient iein
Dout, 10 fault Cure Groceries BET
WeIton& GO,
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% Cine feline WuspabI bon 6aten,
9emoen, unterseus, SoiIette. .Wrtifeln &c i.
bsi paneoaft 6 Sobu.
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&inoer Nfdntel.

gtie borher baben mir barin aud nur cine
balb 70 srobe auswabI sebabt, tpie bieies
Sabr, ME borber uaren bic Preiie 10 entidies
ben gu @nniten bet &inben tpie beute.
8unberbiibi4e seftidte Gloafs fiir &inber
bon 2-5 Sabren, in ipeiB unb farbis. Ste
snlarer 9reis oieier @aare bon $3.50 bis
$500. 8ir berfaufen biefelben fir
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8eiot,oere gufmerflalnfeit lenten mir auf
nnier 2liiortintent bon
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&unltul6bel, &rit=a=8racs
l111o YMi4=Oruante11te.
getpunbernstpertbe 9ustpabI bon Saneb,
nnh fnnit= =@Obelr, 8ilbern, edaufeIftibIen,
Parlor &abinets, gbiffonieren, Sutitanbsn !;
edte Snprnaer unb tiirfiide Seppi4e, @uss
unb Yortierer; 8riifieler, Mpmtniter mnb
@elbet Geppi6e, @baiie tongues, aebnitlble
(Sie einem @aIaft ghre MAIDEN ipiirben); iei.
Ssae unb gbeniIIe gorbdnse; Quilts bon
@iberSaumen, feline 8ettbeden, sSubbanfe unb
tauienb anbere Mrtifel, nit einem fompletten
gorratb bon
Ylii6 9pilettes8d
Sanbfdab. Rdft4en, @arfimeriesa aafden unb
sGlaf9en, Safhentud sfaiten, 3au9 Sets,
slbums, 8ilberrahmen &C., peI4e ausse3eids
mete @ebartstass>, So4seitss unb Seiertass.
@efHenfe
bDn tuirfti@ E M 30 ertbe
abseben, iuie iie int san3en Beiten eIesamter
nibt gefunben tperben f5nnen.
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$500.

9unberte bon Rleibunssitiden fur Rinber
in iebem Mlter BON $3.50 BIS $14.
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Mdntel, sSaden lt1t6 l1e=
bermiirfe.
Nebult ben Glepator.

9as sr6bte, rei6baltisfte, boafdnbisFe
beit' afiortirte unb billisite Gloaf Saus in
Seras.
DamensSaden sm $3.50, fpertb $500.
DamensSafen sil $500, ipertb $3.50.
SanOssenabte Saden gu $3.50, tpertb 5000.
aorSon PromenabensR0de gu $s, tpertb $11.
Danaen 3eus eapes gu $4.75, tpertb So.
Samen Qftradaa gapes gu $3.50, tpertb
$5.75.
0anlen @luia lleberiuiirfe, @aiin 8eias gu
$3.50, ipertb $12.75.
$1s Netpmarfets, rebaeirt gu $12.50.
SIS Geipmarfets, rebueirt gu $40.
$3.50 gewmarfets. rebu3irt gu 1915.
$3.50 @lotb Circulars, rebu3irt gu $500.
l1nb 70 1T i'm sansen 9epartenent Bel ieSem
ein5elnen GrtifeI cine griparnib bon 20 Biz
80 prpsent tpabrnebmbar.
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The record-union., 1891-10-08
WOMENS DAY.
Mrs. Miller Wants a Jury and Mr.

Mrs. Miller Wants II Jury and Mrs.
Green Pleads Guilty.
Mrs. Miller, the notorious peace dis
turber, demanded a jury trial in the Po-
lice Court yesterday when her case was
called, and the hearing was set for the
18th inst. a venire for twenty -four
Jurors was issued.
Mrs. Green pleaded guilty to disturbing
The peace Of the neigborhood OF Second
and X streets Tuesday evening, and was
ordered to appear to-day for sentence.
Mrs. Sullivan was found guilty of
drunkenness and sentenced to two days
imprisonment.
Thomas Wild was found guilty of dis
turbing the peace. He will receive SEN
fence to-day.
The case of Thomas O'Connell, charged
with disturbing the peace, was continued
iudefinitely
The record-union., 1891-10-08
COTTON HALL.
The First Capitol of the State is to be


The First Capitol of the state is to be
Preserved.
Incidental to the article concerning
Suffers Fort roofing tiles which was pub
lished yesterday, and in which reference
was made to ''Colton HalI' in connection
with Mr.. Malarin's early life, e. j. Greg
ory states that the citizens of Monterey
are now taking steps in the matter Of the
purchase and permanent restoration OF
that historical property.
The movement is most commendable,
and will meet with the cooperation and
encouragemento of the people of the State.
The building in question is virtually
the first Capitol of California, and its con-
nection with the record of the famous
first Constitutional Convention, held in
December, 1849, has given the property a
widespread and national reputation. In
truth, the State was practically made. and
its governing laws formally ENACTED,
within its walls. For that reason its pres
eryation is truly a matter of State pride.
The record-union., 1891-10-08
BY THE LAKBSHORB.
TruclSee's Native Sons to Erect q
Monument to the Donner Party.

Truckee's Native Sons to Erect a
Monument to the Donner Party.
According to the Truckee Republican,,
the Native Sons of that place have a
scheme on hand that promises success.
1t is to erect a monument on the site rem
dered historical by the death of the mem
purpose to erect monument to cost
$1,000.
The various parlors of the order
throughout the State will be asked to
contribute toward the project. A very
small tax only will be necessary to raise
the amount.
The object is worthy one, as the sad
fate Of the DOnner party is an interesting
chapter in the early history of the State,
and it is important that the scene Of their
trials should be forever marked by an
enduring monument of stone.
The record-union., 1891-10-08
PREFERRED THE ASYLUM

Murderer Porter Did Not Want to Re-
turn to the Penitentiary.
j. NJ. Porter, who has for five years
past been an inmate of the Napa Asylum
for the Insane, was yesterday returned to
Folsom Prison, where he was under a
life sentence when sent to Napa as of un-
sound mind.
Some years ago he killed man in this
county, and in the minds of some it is
questionable whether he was ever insane.
He protested vigorously against being
returned TO prison.
The record-union., 1891-10-08
FAssLER WILL CONTEST.
Tho Husband of the Murdered Woman
TeStifieS.

Testifies.
The contest over the will of Eleanor
tassler, who was mysteriously murdered
at her saloon, at Twenty-first and y
streets, some time ago, was resumed in
superior Judge Catlin's court yesterday
1t viii be remembered that while on
her death-bed Mrs. Fassler made a will,
leaving the bulk of her property to a
Mrs. Gerig, who nursed her. Her
young husband, Sigmund Fassler, is con-
testing the will, claiming that his wife
was unduly influenced in Mrs. Gerig's
favor.
Young Fassler was on the witness
stand all day. He testified that he worked
1or Mrs. Fassler's former husband, John
Spillner. That was when he first met
the lady. Spiliner died, and six months
later Fassler married her. He said that
she promised to leave him all of her
property when she died, if he would
marry her.
Fassler still claims that his wife met
her death by falling down stairs, and
that he was in Contra Costa County when
the murder took place.
The case win be resumed to-day.