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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
9r. Qtrt9mr Qenhiutt.

Der Gbefrebafteur bes ngerliner Sage
blatts", fagt in ieiner Wo9eniberii6t
ilber bic leBte &ebe bes aaiiers uno bic
abipre9enbe 3ritif, bic iie iiberaq, na=
mentli6 aber i'm 9uslanbe, erfubren,
6olgenbes:
rWaren idon bic l1rtbeile i'm ssnlan.
be ungiinitig genu9, aber immerbin
nod geodmpft bur6 bic @brfnr6t, uelz
DE bic Wfaieitat bes faiierliden Namens
1e0em gaterlanosfreunbe einfl0bt, 10
eri6einen bic 8eipre6ungen, ipel6e i'm
Nuslanbe laut purben, in elmer Weile
ungeI6minft, bic es unmogli6 madte,
lle bem beutiben 2eler aud nur am
Deutungsmeiie Dor 9lugen gu fiibren.
Sa bat 9err 2eopion alerbings
Ne9t! gBir bdtte es feiner beutI9Idnz
0li1en 3eitung ratben pollen, aud nur
ben sebnten Sbeil BON benz, mas bic
amerifanii6e YreHe, beutI6er fomobl
tpie enslii6er 3unse, iiber bic failerz
ll6e &ebe geiagt bat, ielbit ranbeu,
tungsmeile" pieber3ueeben. gDir bas
ben eben in Nmerita, @ott lei Sanf,
teln preBgeieB. spii6en benen Baras
grapben man it'd blnour6p nben muB
iple cine S6lange. Wenn uns etmas
i9war3 porfOmmt, 10 nennen mir es
nidt Dounfel ansebau6t", ionbern
t6mara unb penn's ldlimm fommt ras
beni6mar5 unb menn es notbig 1T, To-
gar foblpe6ra benI6por3. llnb bas
1T ungefdbr bic @puleur Der &eaction,
bic NIT bem neuen &urIe iiber Seuti6s
lanb bereiugebro6en lit.
pSouisuiller 9lnseiger."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24

tpie bic clafiiibe Stdtte, bic ibmen ibon
10 man6e wirfli6 f6one @abe bes
oeuh9en Oi6tergenius geboten bat,
our6 cine bramatii6e 8erberrli1umg
bes uneuen &urfes" enttpeibf wiiroe.
grnit bon Wilbenbru9 aber, ipelder
i9on 10 Sii6tiges geI6aHen bat, iollte
ii6 f6dmen, baB er feline Muie Magb=
bienite fir bas Gottesgnabentbum per>
ri9ten ldBt. Gin Mann, Der um Sitel
unb Orben bi6tet, Der lieber 6ofpoet
als golfsbi9ter lit, bat ieineft Blab
auf benz beuti6en parnaB pernirtt.
Ans Der oeutf6en 2iteratllrsei6i9te
iptro @rnit bon Wil6enbru9 einit Elm
febr unbeiliges 2a6en entgegeni6allen,
penn er nit ieinem y uWeltapotbefer" i'm
beuti6en Di6termalb ein3ieben mill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
@raueubafter gd,iffbrudb.

Gtarte Gabrseuse ibettsrn unb seben gu @runte,
sepalttSe Stfrme unb bersbobe Bcsen brtnsen pas
deren Seeleutea ben Tpb pas perb,noert aber ntd5t
bic nnsefhsste sanbratte, ttr eeben auf hem furms
sepetiGten atIantfGeu Ssean aI8 Irurtff ober i'm
Dienffe bes 6aubds Su risftreu. Sommt er aber aud
slhdlth on Srt unb Steue, 70 mirb er bod faum ter
Analen Der Sesfrantbett entsansen iein, penn er
nift 9offetter's Masen 8ttters, ienes unnaGatms
Tide Mittd sessn Seefranfbeit, nit auf tie Reiie
ntmnt. S6leHtes Waiier auf lansen 6dbrt,n pirb
pon ben &etienbsn sefhrHtet, aber fetne iddbli6en
@tnfhe anf ben Wa8en. bic nntereibSorsaue unn bic
Weber weroen 5am srcFen 1betle neuiralir ourd ee=
ies Sttters. @easn bic naGtbeilisen Ginwirtnnsen
cpn Wtalarta, idletter Didt, tbrperlider @rmipuus
uub sesen Grtdltuns tit has Bitt.rs pon iebr he'll,
fomsr Wtrftns. GS perbiubert auberpem has @tntte=
ten BON Rbeumattsmds unb 0lerenletNsn. Wian reiie
reper sur see nod gu eanse pbne tafeIbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
ssitr buffmumgslpS erflart uub bod,
0ereffeff

aus einem griefe ber arau Surt bon grpton, Sab<
Datpta tnbren mir Solsenbes an: $50 bate mtd bes
Id besann fart u buften uab balb mar es n,ifelos,
oae td an Der S&wtnbiudt litt. 9ier Ger3te saben
mt auf uno ertldrten, baB Id nod etre fnr9 3ett
bsreitete MID f&on aui sin balbiseS Gnbe Dor. "a
rteth 5emane meinem @atten an, Or. a6nis's MeueS
W. ttel Sesen S4p.nbiuGt. SuRen unb Grtdtuns su
Sla4en unb purbe ppadntts sebeilf. Sd bin iesi 70
geiuno wte irsenb eine Grau metner 8efannti&aft.
YrnbehaiHen fret. 3u baben bel GbpIpb Oretb,
Tbcmpion & IS. i'm Wbpleiale uup bei allen Npptbe.
TEN 81 so Gents nnb 81. 90 bic Glaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
aleio,rltoHe! aleiberitoife /!

Ser sr5bte unb getpdbItefte gorratb bon
tetnen &leiber It . + fen, Der ie in San
9ntonto oorbanben mar. G'a neues SHUTTER
Suttn Strtpeb @repon, iplib unb
Den1llifert.
,,Sebfnrh GerS" in allen neuen Nars
ben, pie @tdeI, GisaIe, gtais, aapenteI San,
9uilian @rap, Cream. beib.
% e.ballies gu 1e, 1s unb 20 Gents per
Darb.
.SranaSiiidbe Gbaniss in s5 be.
ittmmten Niuitern.N
Wobaires, Crepe b'gbine au rs
Gents, 80 Gents unb $1.Oo.
Sran3Oiii8sr Orsambie gu 25, s5
nno DO Gents.
Goro Sa 8oi, etwas reues, gu 10 Gents
per Yarb.
@emuiterte sebforO eorb gu 1211l
Geats per Darb.
@emufterte Grepe gu IA Gents bet
Oarb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
9ie Sebrcr III @sedlenburs.

Wenm bic medlenburgil6em 2ebrer
TN algemeinen bic am f6Ie6tefen gez
iteuten Oeutf6lanbs iinb, 10 linb 6ie
BON Der medlenburgilben &itterfdaft
abbdngigen bic am f9le6teien geifea>
ten Medlenburgs. So idilbert Elm
2ebrer in Der uWeflenb. 56ulatg."
Der es bmr6gema6t bat, bic 8ebanbs
lung, bic er bon Seiten bes upatrons"
sll erbulben bate.
Oana6 bat Der Patron innerbalb IA
Sabren ben 5tpeiunbamansigiten Sdulz
meiiter" unb baS 1T weiter fein Wuns
Der, inbem bic Sitter iiber elm unbe=
l9rdnftes aiinbigungsre9t berfhgen,
10 bab bic 2ebrer feine ii9erere griifens
haben als Sagel6bner unb anedte.
Sa bas 8aareinfomnen bes 2ebrers
nur 270 Marf betrug, 10 glng er BEN
patron I'M 3ulage an, tpel6er bielelbe
iebo6 bon Der 8erpfli6tnng abbdngig
ma9te, Slide unb 8ogel gu famgen,
8artenarbeiten gu berri9ten unb bergl.
mebr. Wia Der 2ebrer einen @aft Be-
berbergen, 10 muB er iebesmal um gr.
laubniB na6iu6en. Nls er einmal
pdbrenb elmer &eile bes @utgberrn ben
Beiu9 zines naben 9eriuanbten erbielt,
tpurbe er tpegen FOLDER rllnbotmdBigz
teit" auf benz 6Ofe ofentli6 ausges
i6impft
Oas finb 3uftdnbe, bic benz neuns
aebnten Sabrbunbert potn fpre6en,
bic aber 9arafteriitifb fir bic Mertbz
f6dbung iinb, beren ii6 bic golfsbil6s
ner unb bic 8olfsbilbung feitens Der
Sumter = unb ni6t bios Der medlen=
burgii6en! = erfreut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
Ser bpbraulife 3unnel Bel ber

= Ser bDbrauli6e 3unnel Bel ben
ytiagarafdllen iOQ i'm September fertig
tp.1ben. Seine Waiierfraft mirb 10
9roB fein tDie bic bon 2amrence, 2onell,
6olpofe, turner's Sails, Man9eiter,
8ellops Sails, 2eipiSton, Goboes, Ssz
tDego, paterfor, Quguita, Ga, 0lins
neapolis, &o6eiter unb 2odpprt aus
fammen. Our9 bic electrii6e ueber=
tlagung tpirb iid Elm meites @ebiet I'M
llmfreiie Der 6dlle in einen wabren
8ienentorb Der Snbuitrie perwanOeln
lafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
seioenltoFe! eeioeuitode!

Soltoe farbise @binefii9e unb Sas
pane1ti9e Setbenitpffe in ben PCS
puldritsn Sarben, tpie Beib, Cream, @ola,
Gorn Nile, 9ilae. 8lau &c.
SnliSe @roS @rain Sdtparae
Setbenitoffe It gu IS Gerts, 80 Gents, 81
nab $1.25.
SHmarse unS Cream 6 btnefifde
eSetSenftoffe g gu 20. s5, 80, go, Is, 85,
80 Gents unb 81.
getbene NIB Gntim 8rpeaoe, in
l9parj unb fdrbia au rs, so Gents, 81 nnb
$l.25 in ben neueiten Abenos s6arben.
Gancp sentuiterte Snbias, id5tparser
Iaroiser nnb ipetber @runb; sipetfar5ig, Elm.
fa4 unS Ssridieoenart.se Sisurert, 8lnmen.
scrolls unb anbere 0fuIter, Is Sorten, 3Xl2
&on1binatton, iebsS Pop 3oa brett, 35, 48,
90, 6o, rs Gents nnb 81. % 3ol breite sll
81 nnb 81 25.
geri4iebene @lacee gura6s, su 30,
35, SO unb rs Gents.
Das seibenIaser ibertrifft aues Daaetpe>
1ene IN IuSipabI, Site unb Nertb fir ieben
3ipsf. fpp Seioe sebrauebt tpirr, uno oeren
3ahl tit 0esion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24

pon .f9maraen Waaren gu ben aaer,
ntebrigiten Preiien.
@efretfter unb earrirter 2apn
bon l" Gents anfpdrts Bis gu benz beften.
S9lihter i4marser Orsanoie, @renabine,
Satin eeltrelfter 2apn gu ertaunli9 nieori.
gen @reilen.
.getoene 08arp SemriettaS, 40 8on,
NIT ben neneiten S4attirunsen perieben,
au $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
@mflenS Mrntca Galbe.

Dte bette Salbe her Bsn fur GHnitte. Auetiduus
gen, @eihphre, Eteber. uno 9aut ausi&laa, Flette,
aefprvuaene 6anbe Srpitbeufen unb due Soauitranfs
hetteu turtrt Sdmcrrb9teen eber tetne Btsabyus.
Bbdtee 9ufrtehenbett saranttrt rber eas Seir ptrb
snrlde-fottei. 25 Gents cite Sha@tet Bum @ertaui
In alien apptbeten. abspb Dreib, Ibcmpion & &c.,
Wtpleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
2epbDr 0inabams !

aStr pertonfen 3epbbr @tnsbam 8
gu Is, 18 uno % Gents.
Satin St,ipeb gorb bu,goi ,nb 3epbbrs.
@emnfferte sateea gu 10, IL, IS
nnb 25 Gents.
S9ftdt: 3u 10, 121a, Is, 20 unb 25
Gents.
Sas sr6bte uno beit aussewabfte 2aeer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
sSeine Guiksn Wnrh1nne. az Mn,

Ssine gpitsm Vurbanae, 81 garb
lang, au rs gentS, $1.00, $l25, $1.5o,
$500, $3.50, So 90, uab ultfnarts, 10 fein
ipie S9r iie ipinld)t
Sarbtger unb i6parser SailIe
Graneatle, gu 80 ogents per garo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24

: Sober, Der an Nppetitloigfeit lei=
bet, iollte einen @eriu6 nit Sr. Nu@
guit a0nig's 9ambarger Sropfen mas
den, unb eiH gutter 9lppetit ipirb lib
ein1tellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
Chenille =Rortiereu unb Siidoeden.

Wtr pfferiren Gbenilles 9 ortiere n
nno Sti d Deden gu abiolut baIbem YreiIe.
8ir baben so 8aare Yortieren unb 100
St4Oeden, ale gu bemielben preiie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24


11nler N5beI. uaS Iepbid CsySrtsmeut
nerbient in aluseni1ein sensminsn Ia ness
ben. Nir quotiren preife, bic SIR Mit pers
sniisen Ieien iuerbet.
Seppi@c! 1eptis3el
8otb 8ruiieIs, 81 unb anfip3rts.
9apeitrp 9rufiels, so Gents unS aafnzvta.
Tapeitrb 8rulieIs, ROgberrp, s. Ssnts xns
aufiparts.
Mnss BOae, Dreifa4s Dido, ss Ssnts.
||;;;: ! ';; { E !; ]: "'''.. '-.:i.'. !;
Union Is
@sfaumts 9epeide, Is bis 80 e.ats.
GpeossNatten, 45 geats unb aufnlrts tH
Auabrat-Oarb.
Stnpleunl, so Gents rint aufnGrts.
Nnbbosen OelsTu4, so Gts. ras 6ufpSSts.
g9ina Matten, bon l2115 sic oS geats.
Aedbte Sapaneiii9e Matten ~ nur ls ets.
M1bel! @aSbel!
Nir maaea ipesieIle Dfierisn in s4Isf
) inmers Gets:
>. Solibe Antife @idene Sets. aun S1s.se.
GleSante @b.nal Sets, nur 5000.
Solibe gBalnub Sets, nur $3S.
qliiid Eaao. Sets, nmr SCI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
gOrbanae! gorf,dnae /,

Sn raperten unb gretpnnes
tibren mir eine elesante Muswabl BON 10
Gents auftpdrts bis gu Der feiniten @orte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24

l1nfer 8aareulaser 1T mabgebeno.
Die fOlsenben Guotatipnen seben einen
Sinf, um a5er ben tpirfliden Mertb rnb bic
aeiabaItisteit fennen gu lernen, fon,mt uub
1e9t ober lakt Gndb Nrpbem idbstfem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24
ltuier ,,Wei6er (slsssbaut"

@Iotbins 9aus 1T bas srobte unS ssHfdss
bisite I'm elbtpeten. aBir sazaxtireS
S1nttt Muiter, Aualit6t nnS
ybab MlIeS pabt.A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-24

-Was ben Menf6en i6medt, f6ntedt
lu6 S6metterlingen unb 8ienen.
The Progress., 1892-12-31

A negro named Nat Blanchard was
waylaid and shot on 9th inst, about
six miles from Monroe, by one sam
Williams, OF his own race.
Pistols and knives were the order
Of the times among the negroes IN
Monroe on the day and night before
Christmas.
A third grade public school has
been ordered by the school board Ct
Red River parish to be located at Bret
Lees, in township l3, range 10.
Citizen" a correspondent Of the
Louisiana Democrat, is calling for a
law and order league III Rapides
parish. as The PRoGREss is for OFT
i'm the town of Shreveport.
The Progress., 1892-12-31
SUNDRlES.

MIR Chas. X. Lewis and Miss Mary
Huffman were married at Oak Ridge,
La, on 10th inst.
A negro woman with n genuine
case of leprosy was seen in Monroe,
La, last week. She lives in Caldwell
parish.
The Weimar Tex Mercury says
that bale of cotton was recently
shipped from that town which
weighed $50 pounds.
An Iowa judge prohibits the chew
ing of tobacco while court is in ses-
sion and the lawyers are very indig
nant about it.
The grand jury of Natchitoches
parish returned only 55 true bills
from the 234 cases under investiga-
tion, and there was no great clamor
made about it.
A Few drops of gore were let out in
a kindergarten scrap in Natchitoches
last week.
1t is said that four saloons in
Greenville, Miss, were forced To close
recently for lack of money to pay the
high license now necessary TO con
duct this business in that State.
Logansport, La, will soon have
waterworks. This will be accom-
plished 10y connecting pipes from the
town with the mains of mill com
pany not very far distant. Logans-
port has much push and enterprise
and deserves success.
Brooklyn was swept by $3.50, ,00C
confisgration on Oath inst.
An exchange says: "A bushel OF
corn makes four gallons of whiskey
which sells for SIG at retail. Out OF
this the government gets S3. the rail.
roads 81, the manufacturers 81. TN.
vender -, the farmer 40 e. L. and
the drinker gets the delirium tre,
mems.
Mrs. S. z. Watts of AbbeviIle was
visiting friends in Arcadia last week
A white man named Andy SANDY
I died suddenly while working in 1
kaw mill at Placquemine on 2lst inst
Monroe is said to have lake in
limits 100 yards wide and several
Weep.
The Progress., 1892-12-31

Pa. has q curious uO.deocript anim'd
which its owner scarcely knows
whether to feed on bones or hay II
Is now about two years Old, and IT.
mother was n COW. hut it heSrs ,uall
resemblance 60 u calf. !, has no tail.
and it's back rises IN a curious hump,
its nos9 looks Ike that of n pug dog,
and it barks Ike dog instead uf low
inc aSter the fashion "f calves. II re
fuses TO associate With the other rat
tie, but it sccludes itself III unfrr-
quentcd nooks 1t j, about the s'ze
&c II Is 6-munth-oid calf.
Enterprise; Quite title business
has been done b, several parties dur
ing the sitting of the court by hnyirg
witnesses and Juror certificates, The
sellers were very foolish 20 taEe less
than the full value for their raDers
for within week or two ID will be
worth dollar Tor dollar.
Enterprise: The railroad rsac5oa
Grand E,ore on last Tuesday morn
ing. the Governor OF the place WAS
the only one out t. meet the new ar-
rival.
The Progress., 1892-12-31
THE PROGRESS
THE NEW YEAR

The year 1892 is fast reaching i's
final end and with the midnight hour
will have passed from the stage oi
action. Borne on its bosom a5 II
passes on into that great unknowh'
which we call the past and gone, VIII
be all the hopes and despalrs, Joys
and sorrows, pleasures and disap-
points. regrets and rejoicing, and all
that is pleasurable and Disappointing
to The human beart and soul.
With some the memory OF the Old
wear will be redolent with the strains
of merry-making commingled with
the sounds of the wedding march, the
lines Of which will ever fall on the
ear with welcome sound. With 9th
ers all other sounds will be hushed,
solemnized and clouded with the
mournful funeral dmge TO the tune
If which some loved one was laid
AWAY in the cold. silent tomb.
But OF these emotions we have
naugbt to deal with NOW There
should be higher and nobler emotions
for us to center our thoughts on.
The onestion should present itself to
each one in all the soberness of Its
importance. What have ] done to
benefit mankind during tho year just
goneT Let rs all, readers, take re
Prospective glance Of our actions, de-
meanor or words, during all the days
OF that period and throw on the en-
tire scenes the clear, full, noon day
sunlight OF truth. Have we scattered
seeds IF kindness wherever the OPP
portuui,y presented itselfi Have we
made the opportunities! Have We
paused long, enough TO comfort that
sore hearted and depressed man, wo-
man or child, WHICH seemed to be III
such distress? Have we rendered as
sistance TO those in need, thereby
lending to tie Lord' Have we done
anything to mako the world better
for our having Lied in it and give
the sinner better pinion of the doc
trine of christianii for our having
been numbered with the disciples of
Christ! If yea can be given in an
swer to all these queries then happy
indeed should they be, and no doubt
is the one to whom they are given, and
it will inspire them to greater achieve
ments in the same limo of work and
duty for the coming year. But il
nay be the answer then waste no time
in idle repining but let us all seek
the seclusions of our closets and on
bended knees ask of Him who seeth
in secret to forgive rs our trespasses,
forget our sinful omissions and dur
ing the year 1893 inspire us with the
spirit to work for the good of man
kind: so labor and be as to win a
page in the great white book of life
so conduct ourselves as 60 be able
while here to guide the way over
the narrow path to the straight gate
and to acquire the further privilege
il we should be called home. OF meet
ing some of them who may follow us,
at the Beautiful GUc that they may
be conducted TO glory 10y US.
The Progress., 1892-12-31

News: John }. Rucll5T, former
well-lnown Ouachita river steamboat
pilot, shot MS young wife and killed
himself few days since. kucker
wns employed as pilot on the baicn
Rouge aud BayOu Sara mai boat.
Cloon. Dlre. kucSpr was uatlv' Of
Baton Bou-c aud a daughter Of Cap
tain W. 7. Husted, who resides at
Acadia.
Ihervile South: The ink used IN
printing government notes was in
vonicd by James Eddy, OF Troy, New
York. AZ bis death the secret was
uparted to his son, who holds it, and
hls monopoly in that branch of the
ink business. IT. is worth about SOC. e
900 a year To him.
The Progress., 1892-12-31

Gibb-laul Gazette: Misses Minrie
Nav and Eannie Monk. two ohPrn-
ing young ladios Of Autiocb, Cioi-
borne parish, Io.ohtly yI,ite, .heir
cousins. Ntjs-ea Nellie HLth and
Louise Muuk.
The Progress., 1892-12-31

Natchitoches Enterprise: 1t is said
that farmer living near Norristown,
The Progress., 1892-12-31
to bring this about.

Exchange: Julian, age | six, is the
preachers son. and when his father
is away he says g ace in his stead.
Julian IL also fona of sweet potatoes
The other day his father was absent
and sweet potatoes were on the table.
Julian's mother called on him a,
usual. "We thank Thee, Oh Lord
he said, "for the food Thou has given
ms this day, p'dkuly the sweet pota
Toes. Amen"
The Progress., 1892-12-31

Logansport News: A tempest in q
teapot is not by any means as proba-
ble u circumstance as would be d
tempest in a colfee-pot. la the lat
ter cnse there would at least be some
grounds for 1t.
The Progress., 1892-12-31

Webster Signal: 1t would be well
to have a light at the dark places on
our streets. We saw one Of ou1 TEL
low-townsmon run against an OBJ
-truction a few nights since. Don't
obstruct the streets during Christmas
times, the whole sidewalk is needed.
The Progress., 1892-12-31

Monroe Times: Bastrop had on its
fighting clothes last week. Mr.. VIM.
Lawhead and MIR. Hood had scrap
in which MIR. Hood was dangerously
cut with knife. A bystander was
also cut but not severely. Ed Brod-
nax entered the pugilistic arena and
came cut on top. w. +. McMeans
tried his hand at scrapping and had
his finger severely bitten. IT WAS a
lively w,ek for Bastrop.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-21
Eeaal advertisements.
Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands, at Chambers.

IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI-
i ton of John Ross and others to vacate
an election of Mobiles for the Division OF
Oahu.
The petition of John Ross and fifty
others having this day been fled in the
Office Of the clerk of the Supreme Court
addressed to the Chief Justice of the said
court and setting forth certain causes
whereby it is claimed by said petitioners
that the late election for MOBILES in and
for the Island and Division of Oahu held
on the third of February, 1892, was and is
invalid, null and void and should be
vacated, and praying for hearing OF said
petition and for judgment that said cleo
ton was and is invalid, null and void;
now therefore,
1t is hereby ordered that said petition
be heard before such Justice OF the
| Supreme Court as shall be sitting at
| chambers at Aliiolani Hale, in Honolulu
| on the said Island of Oahu, at 10 O'Clock
| A. NJ. on MONDAY the 21st day OF
| MARCH instant, when and where all
persons interested may appear and show
cause if any they have why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
And also that copy OF this order and
notice be served by the Marshal upon
each chairman of the several boards Of
inspectors of election within and for the
several precincts of said Division of Oahu
and upon J. N. S. Williams, John A.
Cummins, Paul Neumann, John Ena and
Arthur z. Peterson, they being the can
didates who were returned and certified
as having been elected at said election as
Mobiles for said Division.
And also that copy of this order and
notice be published in the English and
Hawaiian languages respectively in the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser lin Eng
lish) and in Ka Leo ka Lahui Tin Ha-
waiian) they being newspapers printed
and published within said Island and
Division for the space of ten days priol
to the date hereby fixed for the hearing
OF said petition.
Dated at Honolulu this Sd day o
March, 1892.
RICH. F. BICKERTON,
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Attest.
Henry Smith, Clerk Supreme Court
3013.1Ot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-21
ELECTRICAL NEWS.

The japanese Government pro-
poses to connect the various islands
comprising the empire by telegraph
cables, at an estimated expense of
100000.
AS soon as the cable between
Bermuda and the United States is
laid it is proposed to extend it to
Grand Turk and the other Bahama
Islands, and then to Jamaica.
The American Bell Telephone
Company has so far forwarded its
experiments in the telephone field
that it has perfected a telephone
by which whispers can be trans
mitted 500 miles with perfect
distinctness.
Many of the London photo
graphers are introducing electric
lights in their studios, both fol
taking the pictures and printing
the negatives, the long periods O
foggy weather preventing the use o
direct sunlight.
The electric fan is coming int
use in the United States Navy
The Crocker-W Wheeler Electric Com
pany, have just placed four of thei
perfected fan outfits in the turret
of the new u. S. S. Miantonomoh
to blow the smoke away from tn
guns.
1t is authoritatively announced
that in a very short time the ney
telegraph line will be completed
between Valparaiso and Bueno
Ayres. This line will connect a
Buenos Ayres with the coast lin
from Buenos Ayres to Europe b,
way of Montevideo and the Bra
lillian ports. 1t will be operated
from Valparaiso in connection wit
the West Coast Gable Line.