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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

gunas > gtferer Der beut19!dnbiihen
prehe NOD Mandes bon uns lernen.
Wie man6es Mal brauGen mir f9Gne
-tpena aud in eiuseInen Gdlen feJbfs
gemahte - beutI6e Morte, mo- lid Der
oeutide nSournalif" nit elenben
5rembmOrtern bebi!ft. So fp1ehen
Dir bon v5eitenDesen" (ein ent-
I6itbeu gona gut 9ebilbetes oeutihes
Wort. bos wir ben beutI6ldabti6en
Sp'o9reinigern gar riht narm 9enug
empfsblea %t6nneul) mo- Der BerliEer
3eitunasmnnn BON "Trottoir'' ipre.
den ptrbe e. Sargetfteis" 1T benu cod
etDas GOT 81 gsidjraubt y unb mir
iprebeu bon einem ,Sreiber", mo
Der bsuiiG!6ubiide 3eitungsmaun bas
aus Dem SraH56Riden (cocher, eng.
lid coach man) aure@igefuBte sGut.
f6et" eebraudt.
Sa, fe!bt big in bic inner ten Mnges
lesenbeiten Der 3eitunsen erftrcdt
f6 bieier unteri6ieb anif6en biben
uuo btaben. Die iear midtige Ser
i0uli9teit, bic man in ben 3eitunas.
Drufereien briben als ben "Metteurs
Ell pages" Odredlides MortD oeer
ben uJactor" beaeidnet, nennen mir
bier CARA einfo6 rnb befdeibeu unIe.
rem rBormannl"
Hub mas enbli9 ben gerabesu fltrGs
terIIGen 9itel rMnnoncen ; Iequiiteur"
anlonst (-eine Mn3eige, huI@ Die elm
folder geiu9t tpurbe, laien mir erf
neuli6 wieber In Der nSbdrin8er 3eis
tar9"-), 10 pflegen mir eineu ioIden
bier einen nNu3eigen sammler' gu
1enren.
Nntatt uns bon bri6en aus Ben
8orlpurf ber Sprohberberberei MAIDEN
lafen 81 miifen, bitten mir alio nieIs
mebr bic 8srf@tisung, nit Seumes
Ganabier a%us3urufsn: nSebt, mir
Wilben fnb bod beK're Meuf6enl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10
Mr Cine feline MuspabI bon 6tten,
9emoen, uuteraeua, 9oilette. Mrtiteln &C,
BET g aneoait & Sobu.
Ratk FIR IatterY

8ar iber so Sabren f6pn tpusbe Mts.
Miuslo!n's Sootbing 5prup pnn Wfil,
lionen BON Mtittern beim 3abnen Der
2tnber a~ugetrenbet. Wirff gu in
@6lafe bur@ bas S6reien eines 2inbes
gefErt. bas i'm 3abnen III uub boz
S1merssn uelnts Meun 10, Ia1e fofori
etue s6lc!ds oou safrs. M~insIotp's 500,
tsins Gprup~ toler. Gein Weri5 id un'
beaablbar. gs mirb benz fIeinen 2eihen.
ben fofDrt 2iaoernng beri9afen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf, Witter, es 1T fem
3tpeiFel oariber. @s beiIt Spisntern
unb DiarrDoe, re9ulirt ben Maser nnh
tie Rieren. beIeitist Winb . Grlit, ers
psibt ben @oumeu, bcrbinbert gnt3ins
aans uno Iidr,t bas ganse Spfem.
,Wtrs. Giagiet5s Soothing Syrup
ftr 3abuenbe Ginher 1T angenebm In
@ei6mad unb bas @e5ept tammt ben
einfm ser hsaeu Deibliaeu Nerats in
ben Der. Giaatea. gs 1T Bel allen
Drusgiiien in Der sanseu Melt 5u ba>
bea.. pte;s Is G.g. Der GIai6e.
Gau{t nid)ts aaheres als Mrs. Wi1ss
loms Snethirg 5prup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

ri9tige hummer 5u5umeiien, unb ieber
GrunbbeRBer, wel9er 6 unterldBt, oie
betrefenbe Summer In 5medentipreGens
Der @eiie au3ubrin9en, fol- zines Ser.
gebens i9uloig eradtet Derbeu.
Settion II. Der @itp ,Sngenieur
bat ber bpm MaDor ernannten perion
einen plan Der stabt San Mntonio au
ltefern, auf peIder bic Namen Der
etraBen genau Der3ei6uet inb, iomie
bic n6tbigen 3ablen. nel6e ben Num,
mern ber perf6ieoenen 8lods in llebers
einfimmung nit BEN oben bargeIe9ten
Ptane entipre1en.
Gettion 12. 9aIbe Mummern
f6nner anaebra1t tperoen On ben Sbts
rem Dber freppen 8 Mufgdnsen FOLDER
@ei6dftss ober Mietbs, 0dufer, bic bon
berlhiebenen Partien ieparat bepobnt
tperbeu.
@ettion ID. Ollie 0ausbefBer unb
0ausbewobner iperoeu bierbur6 aufse.
forbert, ibre 0duier in ueberetntims
muns nit ben Mnorbnunsen bieier Or,
binans III nummeriren, unb ole perfo.
men, peI@e elm 6aus in elmer anberen
Weiie nuumerireu, Doer bies su tbuu Der.
iu9en, ooer melbe es peridumen, ibre
6ausuummern, penn bieielben faIi9
Rno. ab%5udnbern, na6bem ibnen bic
Iuforberuug ba5u bon Der bamit be.
trauten Seite a~ugegansen lit, folen els
neg 8ergebens f6ulbi5 eraGtet tperben
unb mad erfolgter 8erurtbeilung bur6
ben 8ecoroer NIT elmer Celebrate bon
ui6t unter amei Dollars ($2.00) unb
ni@t iiber suan5ig Dollars $50 00)
fur iebe eia3elne uebettretuns belest
merben.
Iasenommen uno gebilist ben %.
Wopember 1891.
Grib S6reiner,
@teloertretenber MaDor.
6. g. Gtaubon, Staotsg lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10
Gine beimiide Snbmitrie.
@eo. Mano.s's aampf siferei,

Naa b6rt bduHs, baB beimiide Sn.
oaffrir rad benz Spri6pOrte: ,De,
propbet Gilt ni@ts in leinem Batter.
lanbe" = in Der eigenen Stabt tpenig
anerfannt miro. Nuu, lei SEQ. Man:
orp's DonrF'tferet IN biss ni9t Der
6aa. Sm Gtgenibsil tinben Bic ia.
brita!e Der 5abrit reiBenhen Nbfab uut
fe 1T NIT Muftrdsen ni6t nur BON bier,
fonbern bon ii6eraa Der, f6rmIi9 fiber.
bduft. Der grfoIs Der srOkariis elm.
geri4teten 9hferet 1T fsin @ebeimniB.
6err Manbip 1T ein Ntsiftsr in ieilem
Ga9e. st bot ME barauf "geipartet,
bob ibm ausudrtige Gonturrens supor.
Fam, fonbern er f9nitt He tets ielbfi
ab. iabem er bic neuelien Gn5dofungen
ma9te un6 bic neusfteu Mai1inen aufs
ffeIte. 6eute if er fir bic beosutenb.
Hen 4uftidse in 5dNern, 9otiiden, 81,
tternen &C. eingerihtet unb ale Dsroen
he prompt ausgefibt. Die 2hfsrsi bes
iutet fd 10S unb 10 Nutin.S traBs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10
Gius. fihcre wcls.Mnlaae

II. etne fDG8e, ppn pel6er Sbnen untet @arantie suse,
fidert heerben fam, bab fie befrtebtsenbe @eiultate lies
fert, irtbrtseufans ba8 al JeIeste @elb 5uridseSattt wtrb.
4uf bteier Bats t6nnen Gte BON benz nnten ansesez
tsnen arDtbeter etns Glaiae BON Or. ainss Neuem
S4ninbiu@tS : Setlmtttel taufen. Gs ptrb earanttrt,
baB bafelbe inter alien umifdnben Grtet4terun9 sez
wdhrt, nenn man e8 seSen trsenb pelde 9etben Der
3sble, bet grut cber Der 9unsen anpenbet : Wte
SaptnbiIht, GuusenentShnouns 8rpIdtti8, Nftbnla,
&eu&buifen, grdure sc. &c. GS III &n9encbm ~einjunebs
men unr idmedt gut, III pbGts fiber unb man fam fm
tmmer bararf rerlanen.
9robefaiaen fret in auen 9potbefen. Wbplefale Bet
Gbplpb DretB, Gbompfpn i 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10
@rfreali9e 8otidaft fit Qaubreuter
Neme beutihe 3plpmie.

Sn Mnerfennung beg 0leiBes, Der
4usbauer, Der Sa@tieteit unb oes ebs
rentDertben Characters Der beut51en
FGarmet, bat bic 8an Mranias 2anb G
Smmi9rati6n Gompagnie, tpeIGe einerl
srobeu 8beil Der tpegen ibrer groben
Gru9tbarfeit unb ibres a~ngenebme1
unb geiunben Glimas betannten r5t.
Gbarles 6albiniel@ beRBt. bef9loKen,
biefes ausgeaeihnete Ganb nit beuti9en
gauern unb Sbi3i6tern gu eoIonis
fren. Diefes 8anb liegt in Mranfas
@ountp, Seras, an ber Suite bes megis
fanii@eu @olfes.
Der Booen 1T nit Sanb unb aer,
iebten eeemuiGeln gemif1t, baber
lei9t 5u bearbeiten, auBerbem bat ct
ben sroBen 8Or5ug Der llnterbem1Ke.
rurg. Sas &egenwaRer bleibt niht in
pfiBen teben, langfam berbunfenb
unb ben Boben iauerno, ME bas In 10
r1an9en @esenhen Der Gal it, fonbern
es 5iebt our1 ben .Oferen 8ooen uno
nereinigt f6 nit benz iberal unter Der
Oberfd6e nur nenise Gub tief au fins
benben WaRer; In Gol8e befett III Der
Boben wenige COL unter ber Dbers
fd6e INNER feudt, feIbft in ben trodens
ten Sabren unb eignei fi1 bebtalb 10
Dortrefhih fir Semitic unb QbHbou.
IS giebt tein 2anb auf Der Welt, no
Der Wein md6ft ME bier. unb er reift
mebr ols einen Monat frhber, dig in
Galiforniem.
IS fnb i6on einige Oeuti9e bier,
unter onberen Grib 3irnmermann, mel.
der frtiber auf Der Staats Mderbaus
idule nabe 8rpan dig @drtner an.
gefielt mar.
Str Sasblieber unb Slider lit es
bas refine parabies. @s tit bier cine
CUTE @eIegenbeit fur einen @eihdfts<
mann, UNI eine1 tleimen RanFaben,
Derbunben nit 8auhDl3banbel, angus
fangen, bic Rompasnie mirb ben Store
bauen laRen.
Was oas 2anb 10 empfebIenspertb
ma6t fur bisberige &enter, III, bab bic
2ompagnie ben Seuti6sn 10 ganfiige
Raufbeoingungen felt, fe brauhen
ndmlid oas erite Sabr teinen Sent @elb
an3usableu, aber mtRen fi6 iosleih an,
hebeln unb einen Sbeii ibres g~ep1blten
Sanbes bebauen. IS wirb nur on
10 trtlihe Mn%fiebIer, aber nidt
an Speenlanten perfauft. 9euti9e
tperben in feber Ye5iebuns b%sbor3ust.
Ste Rompagnie bat 9errn 0ouis|
8. 8ri5l. uel9er In Mranias BaB
(friber @odport genannt) eine Apos
tbete befbt, als ibren beutl1en Mgenten
ernannt fur ben Werfauf ibrer 2dnbes
rslen uub Diro berieibe germ bereit iein,
ale Anfrdgen gu beantmorten. unb bie-
fenigen, tpelGe femmen unb f11 bas
2ano anfeben polen, bon Mranfas paB
ans frei bDrtbin gu fibren.
Mnn peifebIe Dieie @eleeenbeit ni9t,
~brfrnsets ga bns 9ano in Der Mdbe bes
fltnfiigen Siefpafer $ 6afens 9tranIas
paB 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

GroBe Nuspabl In Winter : Waaren
ioebeA a%ngetOmmen i'm
Cinderella S@mbs Nalaft!
Sic feinfen Serren. unb Damens
56ube. fODie aud bic bsfen unb baus
etbaifeiien Sdul GGube fur Ruaben
unb Mdb6en.
@mpfebIenspertbe Nobitdt: 9olge's
DoHerbi@te GiIsibube uno Gil3 > pan'
tnfslu!
ueberbaupt NQes, mas in einem re.
snldtea e9ub . @eiGdft erfter 2lafe
81 fiuben lit!
Cinderella 56ubspaIof,
Ode 9oufOnfrabe u. Spe. 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10
Gofes Gofss

8iaieiss, reinilss unb beftes Sei=
3nnssmittel fur Osfen unb &amiue.
Wirb gum Breife BON $3.50 per Sonne
in ollen 9beilen ter 9tabt abseliefert.
Selepbon PIP.
San Mntonio @as ompanp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

= @riker Sros. fnb 5abritan.
ten bon g6mudIa9en aler Dirt uno
praftii6e ubrma@er, bic ibr @ei9dft
Detfeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

sey- Bolton & 60. fnb onei.
niae Naenieu fir bas beriibmte Bee
tbssba Wofer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10
&. &. goGins Wannfacturiua

s.. s.. collins Manmfacturima
60, Mo. l, 3. 5 unh Z OfsDoufton
Sttabe, bat Die srbbte NustDabl In
@inbs, pferbefrafts, 9ampf. anb
Sanb Yumpen offer Nrt uno borstg.
li6fter G%onfrufiiOu; Wofer @6bren
aler Art aebt 3ubeb6r int @roB. unb
R%leinbanbei. 9pOraulif6e Rammen
unb Winbmiblsn aler Gr6Ben gum
pumpeu ufb Mablen iub bort gu pa,
ben ober tuerben auf BefeQung beiorgt.
@roBe MusmobI N dllen Mrtiteln unb
bilige prejie BET setiesenher Nus.
flhrung,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

~ 2aBt Cure Nnaige bel q a rs
& Sobn anfertigen. Sbr fins
bet bnrt cine grOBe Muswabl pOr3hslis
der Stofe; man Iiefert CUTE Grbsit
uno Niles fiBt bortreffi6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

~ Wenn sic cine Ndb $ NaiGine
brau6en, 70 seben sic gu @rps, 408
abe. E unb taufen sic cine Domestic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

gg Die eIeeantsFe Nusmabl bon
Diamaufen. Cobb unb S%ilbermalrsn
fnbet man bsi @riBer Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10
0enti@> (snaliSd5e gabuie
ear Nufouis. SttaR

San N~ntonts, Ettas.
Nuerfaunt tiidtiee Qtbranfalt fur anasst
snb Mdoden; feif, breisIe Sabrsn In rso.,
Rirffamseit. gorfrsiaids s.5rfsafte inter BE. e.,
pdbrter 2eitnng. Der euelif9ea Gprahe toirt
uie Der beuff9en, boue @eduuna aetrooeu.
NuberDem llaterri9tim GpauifGea. einiSsr.
aaben bOrberettete GGiIes fiuben iebetse;s
4ufuabms. Mdbere Mnsfunff ertbeiIen Ger
8. 0rDos, grdabent bea ednI gorRapbes
nno @ m. Bafbtd, Direftcr Der anfsaIi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10
pr. AnSma Somis's
9ambnrger 8rnittbee.

@ssen g~rfaltaaset, 5mitet, rauben sails
nnb 9ruffdmersen BET graue, uab &inbern
eisbt es ri9ts be1eres wie Or. @usuff &Dnis's
Sanaburssr gruftba.-Dr. %. @Smer, @eu>
ria, SUE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

Go esreiat Mir samt gersndsen Or. @usu1
a0nis's 5aHnburser gruftbee ertpfeblen gu
tSnnen. Sd sebrauGe benfelbet in,rter tpenn
f@ in meinsr Gamilie grfaltunsen e~infteaea
unb finb beTen @irfunset ffets 3ufrieben>
felsnb.-@eo. 80. Srsssr, 1909 q. @as<Strobs,
Baltimore, Mb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

Dur9 cine beftise Grfdltuns mar neint
gruit in busert grabe ansesriTen; elm ldftses
SiftsIn plaste mid fOrtpdbreab. @a3 &C.
brau6 BON 2 @adetem Or. @usuf &6nis's
5ambarser 9ruftbee mar i'd sOieber SuGfanbis
Erssasat.-gIisabstb 8s9a, 2aneaffer, ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-10

luHltlueI ViuItVltIItt ltUt.
Settipn 6. GiraBeu, weide uiht
ON Der Commerce : StraBe anfougen
ober bielelbe ni6t freuaen unb nidt ON
6iuHe ~anfaugen unb berfeIten au9
mid: freu3en, fan9en in Ss3ue auf bic
Nummeriruna Der 5duler BEL Den
@runblinieu Der SiEiritte Oil, mie bic.
felben ouf benz OfficieQ angenommenea
pian Derasitnet fieben.
@ettion Z. 9le Dduier ftnb Oil
ibrer 6ront. settle In elmer 10 beatIi1en
Weife 81 nummetireu, bab Die 0aus'
Nummer BON Der onoeren 5eite Der
5traBe geiebsn tperben tann. une 3war
init frlden Nummern, ME Der 5fabt.
rntb tie als officiel bori6reibt. GieIe
Nummtru mdRsn eine &rbBe bon min.
befters 3 3oa babsnt bod fam iener
baus5efBer DOer 8emobner nod ieinem
8elieben gt6Bere ober eIeaantere Num,
merf6iIbsr cnbri6sen laHeu.
Settton s. Die u~naraoen Sums
mern fiHb off Der 9Crbs unb 8elt.
5eite Der Siraben ar5ubrin9eu, Die
aeraben auf Der Sub uHb on : Seite.
Der erfe 0lod wirb INNER BON 100
an nummerirt, Der apeite bon 200, Der
brittle bon 300 On aufw6ris N.
Setitou 9. Golaen Sireden
2anbes, Die lduger als 500 GuB lang finb,
bic aber ridt in 8lods Gn Der straSen.
Tront eiugetbeiit fnb, we,ben 100
Hnmmcrn anf is 300 SUB 5ugewieieA
per0en.
Seftion 10. Ser Mopor BON
San sIntonio Dirb cine %aeeisnete Ser,
i6nlitteit ernennen. peide bsfuDt 1T,
ieoem 6%ausbefser feline beiimmte uno
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-21
ABOUT VEGETARIANS.
Robert Purvis is a Vegetarian.

Robert PurYiS is vegetarian.
Susan b. Anthony is vegetarian.
The noted vegetarian, Henry l.. Fry,
of Cincinnati, is now eighty-four.
Battle Creek (Mich.) vegetarians have
organized society.
The Jenness Miller Magazine is try
ing to prove that consumption is largely
due to flesh eating.
At the Embankment Iron Works,
London, the heaviest sort of work is
being done by men who subsist on veg
etables.
A Japanese correspondent of Food,
Home and Garden says: L must be
bold enough to say that the eight or
nine tenthS of the whole population In
my country are truly vegelarianS.
Edison stopped eating meat until his
liver began to "work right" and then
he backslid from veg etarianism; where
at Food, Home and Garden gives him
this slap: at is the old story repeated.
when the devil was sick, the devil a
monk would be. But when the devil
was well, the devil monk was he
Here is part of an advertisement
clipped from one of the vegetarian
magazines:
TO UNMARRIED VEGETARIAN LADIES:
Wanted to correspond with lady with a
view to matrimony. She must be thorough
vegetarian and willing TO live hygienically
and help in the work of hygiene.
The advertiser is a hygienic physician
forty-fve years of age; nearly six feet high;
weight about $50 pounds: light complexion;
dark eyes and hair; an active gymnast
already in successful practice.
This is funny enough to make grave
Pomona giggle or Cores crack her corset
strings.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-21
MIR ERWIN,s RESIGNATION.

In all the worlds history there is only
one parallel to the resignation of WILL
IAN w. ERWIN from the state central
committee of the Peoples party, and
that is the abdicatiOn of CHARLES v,
which amazed his contemporaries and
is yet unexplained to the satisfaction
of scholars. People supposed that
CHARLES wanted the throne of the
Holy Roman Empire because he had
cOntended for it so Zealously with his
French rival for great many years;
and the popular impression has also
been that the Tall Pine Tree of Mime
sofa has not been swaying to and fro
at Alliance rallies for the past campaign
or two without having his ocular
branches pointed towards some object
of profit and preferment. The news
that CHARLES had announced he had
rather be a monk than a king spread
slowly in those days, because meal of
communication were limited; but it eX-
cited no more CONSERVATION, surprise
and inquiry than has the widely tele-
graphed information that BILL ERWIN,
who might have stood alongside of IG-
NATIUS DONNELLY and DOC" FISH,
has turned his back on the "lofty ambI-
! tons of public life" and with mules
docilitY has allowed himself to be char
! messed to the desk" of a professional
career.
All this is bad news for erybody,
because there are few men available
for the purposes of political service who
frrl1 hn hirrI,
moral sentiments with such verbal
facility in the expression of them. Mr..
ERwIN's reputation in these regards is
already well established, but the GLOBE
advises those of its patrons who are al
ready distressed in some measure at
this calamity which has befallen the
commonwealth not to trust themselves
with his letter of withdrawal, lest they
be overcome by their feelings as they
read it. Seldom III the pages of rhet-
ORIG will be found gems of such brill
fancy as he has there gathered in the
briefest compass; and, were not the
eminent lawyer in the Mannheimer
block known to be as kind-hearted as
he is great, one would suspect that this,
his latest achievement, had been es-
pecially designed to show the world
now much it is losing when he declines
to cooperate with IGNATIUs DONNEL-
LY and doc" FISH in the regenera-
ton of society, or to accept the COVER
norship, the senatOrShip, or the presi-
dency of the United States, which are
offered him every half hour by his col
leagues in the Peoples party, who have
these offices at their entire disposal.
His letter was not shaped, the GLOBE is
sure. by any such cruel purpose as this,
but falls uncOnsciousIy into this grand
mould because Mr.. ERwIN's soul is sur
charged with the highest moral senti-
ments, and his pen has the lightning's
speed in the eXnreSs1nn of them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-21
HE NAY RESIGN.

Mr.. QUAY wants it understood that if
he steps down from the craftsmanship
of the Republican national committee
it will be at his own Instance and to suit
his personal convenience. lie knocks
out the main part of the ladder that his
cOnsiderate political friends had pro-
vided for him, in the statement that his
health is not impaired by the severe
labOrS of the position. Like BLAINE,
perhaps, he is picture Of rugged vigor,
and equal to the laborS of any station.
He ignores entirely the cIamOr of an
element of the Republicans for his res
ignation on the ground that he has not
the teeming virtues in sight requisite
for conspicuous ensign of the party.
He does not even, like the good and
sanity WANANIAKER, profess to be
h0lier than other men. He has
only contempt for the mugwump-
ish crowd that are throwing missiles
at him. The practical politicians, how
ever, are uneasy lest his continuance
at the head shall make their work
more difficult and the results dubious.
The st. Louis Globe-Democrat is rep
resentative of this class. II insists, and
is becoming impOrtunate, that Mr..
QUAY shall step out of the way. 1t is
not at all euphemistic when it asserts
that linen will not work intelligently
and enthusiastically under the direction
of partisan cheftain who has forfeit
ed their confidence on the score of in
tegrity, whose agents and associates are
corrupt and discreditable, whose pur-
poses are usually dishOnorable. and
who. whether his ends be good or bad,
is reckless and INSCRIPTIONS as to the
means which he employs for their ac-
complishment. This is the case with
Mr.. QUAY"
1t has monition for the president, in
view of the rumor that he has formed
an alliance with QUAY for personal
ends. and adds: "Such league would
Giscredit Gen. HARRISON, deeply offend
his admirers and fatally handicap the
party in the campaign. The Republi-
can voters of the country demand that
Senator QUAY step down from the
Craftsmanship of the national committee
before the lines are drawn for the can
Vass of 1892
QUAY hears this talk, but does not
propose to have it understood that it
disturbs his equanimity or viii in
fiuence his course. 1t is probable he
will conclude to resign, not as a cOnces-
sion to the howlers, but to suit his per-
sonal convenience, OstenSibly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-21
MANY MURDERS.
A Series of Killings in Half a
Dozen States.

A Series of Killings in Half a
Dozen States.
CRAWFORD, Fla, July 20.-At Nun
din's Point, near the mouth of Suwanee
river, two men named Higginbotham
and BRAIDED became involved in quar-
rel yesterday morning about rations.
Higginbotham fired load of buekshot
into Braden'S breast, killing him i'll
stantIy. Higginbotham fled and has
not been captured.
MARSHALL. H., July 20.-Saturday
night Andrew Rinehart, a veteran OF
the late war, and Marion Rollings, a
prominent citizen Of DenniSOD. met
here. They were bosom friends. Rollings
who was under the influence Of liquor,
took otfense at some remark of his
friend and attacked him. Rinehart, in
defending himself, cut Rollings in the
thigh, severing an artery. Rollings
bled to death before assistance could be
obtained.
CHICAGO, July 20-Jacob BurgOur
was, early yesterday morning. shot and
fatally wounded by a burglar who was
attempting to rob his house. The bur
glar escaped.
SAN AUGUSTINE, Tex, July 90
I1dSI tN6HlHS OI w lIlldul9 anu OOO ilOO-
erts had an alteration about Roberts
hogs getting into Williams fields. Rob-
erts left to get his gun. While he was
gone Jake Roberts and John Roberts
came up As sequel Williams shot
both, John Roberts dying in half an
hour and Jake Roberts is mOrtally
wounded. Williams fled and has not
been arrested.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Dominick Par
randa and his wife, Roman, are dying,
each with fractured skull, the result
of a quarrel with their cOuntryman,
Michael Barto. The cause was small
sum of money, and the weapon a base
ball bat.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 20.-Near
CampbellsviIle yesterday John Fisher
MORALLY wounded John Kirtley. They
had had dispute over a saw mill and
Kirtley attacked Fisher with a knife,
whereupon Fisher shot him. Fisher
surrendered himself.
UANIToU SPRINGS, Col, July 20. Joe
Hayden. colored gambler, was shot
and instantly killed this morning by an
other coIored gambler named Henry
MOppin. The men quarreled over
game of poker ana Hayden tried to
shoot Mappin, who took Hayden'S re-
volver from him and killed him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-21
MUST BE INVESTIGATED.

The Democratic house next winter
need but accept the reports coming
from Republican sources to find ample
ground for investigation of the census
bureau. According to these authori-
ties, not only gross incOmpetency, but
corruption and fraud have permeated
the department, and moral putridity lies
but little below the surface. 1t is in
timated that PORTER is already fnessing
to stave off an investigation. The pO-
SitiOnS have been bestowed upon favor
ties ofinfuential men, and extravaganza
salaries paid. Cases of renting the
offices 10 parties for a share of the sal
aries are charged. mo department of
the government was ever in more dis
repute with the newspaper men of the
capital" says very recent Republican
writer at Washington. This person
says, after recital of various damaging
incidents and intimations:
There are rumors about the lavish expend-
lures Of the office. the purchase Of the ma
chinery in the Office. speculation the use of
the information collected by the census office
for the fuTIherance Of private gain, large in
terests acquired here and there by certain
people who had access to information gath
cred by the gOyernment-all this in nebu-
lOus state al present. but which may come
out in course Of time and with q proper in
vestigatiOn. Then there is q still more dis
gushing side to the rumOrs of the rOttennesS
that surrounds the whole eensus-the i'm
moralities alleged TO exist-and this part of
the corruption will probably never be
proven.
Then the statistics put forth by the
bureau are pronounced unreliable, and
not often complete and sufficient. With
the census bureau in the condition