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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09
3doem.

&arlsrnDe. SIM Softbeater euty
itano pabrenb Der 9l%uiflibruns Ole
&inber oes 9apitan @rant1 cine SAINT,
Deranla6t bur6 ba8 l1mfallen elmer
2ampe bintcr einer Soulille, moburd
bic aleiber Der 14jdbrisen 8alletelepill
@bele bon bier Seuer fitaen, 10 baB Die.
lelbe 1T menigen Sefunoen lifterlo6 III
Slamlnen itanb rnb unter Dem iibrigen
8erlonal grobe 8eripirruns anridtete.
@s mar beim ietbiten Bib, bic Tanz
senben %Iprangen BON Ser 8iibne .uitb
bas Hublifum in ben oberen Ndnaen
elite mad ben ~gussansen. Durd To-
fortiseS @insreiien muroe alsbalo ies>
li6e @efabr be1eiti9t, bod erlitt Die
galleteule erbebli6e 8ranbmunoen,
IN oenen fe einise Gage barauf ftarb.
Saoenbnr9. Surdtbare Ser
beernnsen bat Elm iiber Die bieiiee Sc
geno Heterogeneous Chiffon a1t9erid3s
tet. @egen orei ubr Oiadmittags iibers
fiel er Oas aaf Ser .0t~edarbaulener Seite
befinolide @alo6en uno entmurselte
cine 9roBc an5abl gum Tbeil marnss
bider gdume. @iner BON bieien fiel
ilber oaS @eleile Der Maius ytedars
Sa1n, auf Dem ipenige Musenblide bar>
anf Der BON Sriebridsfelb fommenbe
glib5ng bcranbrauite, Ser sliidlider@
ipeile nod re6tSeitig gum Steben eez
braft merben fOnnte, moburtb Elm eraG>
lideS @ilenbabnun9liid uerbiitet muroc.
Der Wirbelltnrm madte bierauf cine
feline Srebung unb cling iiber Sen
9ledar nah @abenburg. NlS Der Chiffon
iiber ben 9iedarilub brauite, rib er bas
Waller tburmbob in Die S0be, 10 oa6
oas 9tedarbett %itellenmeile feflnoenlang
pollitdnbig maIierloS mar. @ud in
bieii9er Stabf ielbit perurlahte CT gro,
pen S1aoen.
MoSba6. Sine etipaS iabel6aft
flin9e1be Na6ridt bringt Die r8aoild.
Nedar 53ts." 8arnad ioll III elmer
fleinen @enteinoe unieres MmtSbesirfs
beabli9ti9t merbeit, ben yabbefer" ser
betrehenben @emeinbe, Der liberties
groBe gsei9ung fir setltige @etranfe,
%belonber8 8ranntwein, beliet, gum
ameiten ACKNOWLEDGMENT gu eraennen.
9ofe1tli6 weroen li6 in oieler rtleinen
@eneinbe4 9ente finben; Die elm berare
tises advancement bes Shinbers st per-
eiteln millen.
Obermeiler. Wtit einem sseuers
bafen bat 9auptmann a. @. s. @runoler
leine Strait cridlasen. Die 6rau pur0e
crit periniBt ulo seludt, aber niht oefun>
ben, bis enoli6 Der Shpieeerpater bes
@rnnolcr = bel bes Setteren befanns
tenn beftigel Weien uno Sen pieberhols
ten ebeli6cn a3wiitigfeiten nihts
Suites ahnenb, nod einem @enoarmen
lanbte, lpelher alsbalo erldien, I'm bic
Srde I'M gan3en 9aule f~ortsuleten
nno Die arme Srau nit idredlidJ sers
l6lasenem SCOPE unb eeib in Der @aid)z
fiihe foot auf3ufinoen. Danebeu lae
Der nit Slut iibersosene 6euerbafen III
eittem Sinoerma9el6eu. Sci Der ourd)
ben @enoarmeu uorseuommenen 6atss
lndung fanb 1i6 @runoier in fart
ai9etrnnfenem .3uitauo Dor, 10 pab er
mlttellt SubrperfS in Da8 QmtSaefdngs
riB Wtiillbeim perbra6t merben mltBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09

ytebitOde in sutem s3uitanSe. 3abls
rei6er Samenanias lit Su bemerfen.
Wtit benz Selprtten Der Reben eeeen
Die Blattfalltranfbeit muroe bereitS ser
Infang gemadt. Do6. fteben sic Ges
ben i'm 2anoe mitltuter lebr perlhieben.
5~tuttgart uno llmsebung Siemli1 gut,
Hentlin9en, Weinsbers ni9t sut.-Die
9apttaliteuersO efraubationer in bieIiaer
Staot nebmen ettten berartiaeu umfana
an. baB ein cigenes 8ureau fir Bic uns
tcrIubung gebiloet ipurbe. Der Sinans>
mllilter miro oerl Qanotag Sen uel,eu
Steuerref ormporl dlag uuterbreiteu.
Bradenbeim. @ilbelm @eiiiert
BON bier ippllte fi6 erldie6en, ct traf
1ib aber 10 lhledt, oaB CT iett nit Ser<
idmetterten 53Gbnen, 5erriiieaer OUNCE
ulo &ansc i'm SrantenGaul e liegt.
Gannltatt. @dbrenb zines Sc
tpitters wurbe bier Elm Sdulbaus pom
8ltse getrpffeu. @S mar Elm falter,
nidt SiinbellOer S6lag. Inter ben
S9ulfiuoera brad ette SAINT aus. S1l
Dem furdtbaren Our6cinanber trlt9eu
uiele Sinoer G~erlebun9en bapon.
Srieb ri6sbafen Sn Der Scr
lammlnng Der Sntereiienten ser Glcfz
%tri3itdtsmerfe on ber @r9eu wnrbcn sic
Waierfrdfte bes Sabrifanten @aiier bel
8atemieb I'M $1,000 Mfarf ernorbet.
Sou bier aus mtrb Die Sberamtsitabt
Wallgen nit elcftril6em @t6t perjeben.
2ai9in 8 OaS IL Monate alte
9ino oeS praftil6en MrSteS 81. Sartz
ntallt bier bat iein iunseS Qebelt altf
fatm slaublt6e gSeiie pertorell. SIS
ldlief in Der Stube in eillcm 9illoers
ipasen. Dieter fam lit 6olge bon lln-
rube bes &inbcS IN 8ewegul1g l1o 10
iii Die 9td6e cine8 0ia1ttildes, alf
Incident cine @la8r0Are nit Sublin,atz
paitilleu, woppn idolt cine einsiec SIR
50btlttg ciner erlpadlenen Beri ol1 &c
niigen ioll, auf eiltem Def9elt ltarto.
sesteres Sog bas &ilto 5a iid berai, tam
auf btele 9Seile SIT ben 8altiller, per-
i6lnfte eini9e oerlelben ltnb ftarb.
Il III. Slut Der MISUNDERSTANDING III
Chicago miro aud Him pertreten Ieir,
uno ;lpar III Der 6utbrande. Srei
srobe beutide Sirnert itellen semeins
l6aftli6 aus, %oarul1ter bic MaDier'lbe
6utmamnfaftur oabier.
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coea(=N ad6rio6ten aus Der
a(ten 9eimat6.
Sroe6ersoat6u,n SeGea.

8euSbeinn IN. 8om bieligen Sra,
nitwerf lit mieoer cine umfanereide ar=
belt fertig geitellt porber, Die ber5eit
gum Yerlanbt gelanst. SIS lit Der i'll
Der 9anptla6e aus p%olirten 9raritz
quaberll ausgefiibrte llnterbal gum
Srupp=O enfmal lit @iien, al Dem felt
Sabresfriit ~gearbeitet lpirb uub belier
transport adt @iienbabnwagsons err
forbcrt.
@roBsG teberau. Der renon,e
mirten Seueriprtsen=Sabrif 5artman1
bier lpuroe Die anlieieruns bon iiber
80 Seueripriten fir faft ldmmtlihe Sc
mciaoen oes 9reiies SHeubad iiber:
tragen.
Sffenba@. Durd triessseri6t@
lides GrfenntniB lit ser Rcfrut @alentit
&obber9er, 9eboren 1869, in contu-
maciam fir fabnenflii9tis erflart uro
III cine @eloitrafe bon 100 Wtarf per>
urtbciiI lporbeu.
Sfbofen. @iren feiten Sbfaf
muB 6olsbdnbler @oebel an ei1em Ser
letten Samita9e sebabt baben. SIS
lpltrbe oemielben ndmlid BON einem
Spisb1ben oas &opffilien i'm @ertbc
pom 20 Wtarf inter Dem 9opfe fpesges
itoblen. 5rotoem in bemlelben 6aule
@enoarm Graulid feline @obnang
bat, l6eint iid bieran Der Spiebube
ridt 9efebrt 81 baben.
Srtenber9. aiir5li6 mtrben
III Der Sabn III @ieBen S1mimmiibuus
gen in Reconsideration 8epaduns
abgebalten, mobet Der BON bier 0ebiirs
tige % Sabre alte Musfetier Subwig
Sdenf ertranf.
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SHaem6ttra.

@9ternad. Sci Ser Sprinspro.
sciiion oieies Sabres sdblte man IA, 900
springer, $1,000 Sargcr unb ettpa
5000 3ul6auer. Gin BON alien Gaus
5eln bes Sistbums 9%ureulburg perfiin>
btgter Grlab bes Bapites 9eipdbrt alien
5beilnelmern ali Der Neutrality-suspicious..
nader Springpro;eiiion einen aubers
oreentlit6en QblaB BON feds Sabreu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09

serfdaft inl fait tpranniider @eiie
ytur als es iid barnm banbclte, cine
@arnilon 81 erbalten = cs mar 1887
murbem biele @lemsnte aus @elbaftss
riidii9ten flein. Wtit Der 3eit aber
CAB es, III Solse bes S8iiblells, alle
mDsliben Geibereien spiiden @ioil uuh
Militdr, Bic neulid) in cine 10 blu.
tt9e aeileret ausarteteil. baB bel6loIieu
mnrbc, Die @art1tion alf3ubeben.
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Gius iidhere Wclf.2lnIaae

Z. cine IoIhe, ron wel9er Sbuen nntet @arnntie luat.
t&srt reerben fam, ta6 fe btfrteetssnte REGULATE lie.
fert, ribrtssutuus bas a~h5eIeste @elb ,urhdae,ablt tptrb.
auf bieisr SaftS tSnnen Ste por BEN untsn anseses
tsueu Grctbefer etns Glaf4e ron Or. atnas Nsusn
Shrinbiuhts : 3etlmtttel ~faufen. Gs mirb %parantt:t,
haB baNelbe unter alien uuifdnbeu Grlet6teruna aes
,pdbri, Dern man Is 8eSen trseub pelbe Qstben Ter
aeble, her Bruft eper Der aunseu anpeutst = ME
GhptnoiEtt, ennsenentsdnbuns, 8ruEdttis, GTbna,
Reuhbuften, Praure &c. SC Gs III anssutbm ~etn.uueb .
men uub i6medt gut, III sirtS f1er unb man Tam I'D
tmmer harauf rerIansu'
grOtsHai6en iret In allen apOtbeten. BbcIeIal, be,
NeoIpt DreiR, Ibcmpfon u So.
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Oeferrei6.

@ien. Oiejcr Gage bat ser Sou
9reB Der Nnatonlen inter Der Sbeits
nabme Der bcrnorragenoiten anatomell
bes Snll< unb bes @nslanbes inter Dem
8or5ise be8 9rofeilors 6is aus yeipsie
liter ltattgeIunoel1. = Oa8 @eriidt, baG
Die Nenultallbelis Baron 9~tatbeniel
8otbidilo uno @raf Nuooli atnsfp
ibre Nennitalle aufSulalien beablihtis.
ten, fat ii6 sur Jreube ser Srennbe bes
HennlporteS nidt beitdtist.
8rirleg9. Giir5li6 wuroe oas
Inbrcas : IOofer 9 Seitipiel gum eritcn
Wtale aufgefiibrt: 3ros oes ldlebten
@etterS mai bas Saus gut belu6t ltnb
gemiB miro IS Jitemano bereltell, nad)
8rirle9g eefommen gu leir. Die Nufs
tiibrung fam pirflth als Doblselunsen
be5eiduet werbell. @eit un6 brett lift
bic grirleg9cr 3beatergelellhaft, pom
Baliionslpiel Der, nod III a~i1selebmer
Grinnernng, aber Die Seiltungen int
Solfsi9auIpiel iillo unuerslei6lih bels
ler. Sober lett ieill gauges &0nnel
eill, fommt init Dem belten @illen auf
Die 8iibne. Man bat bas G'efiibl, ba6
it6 bier ipirflihe Iiroler bepeaen, I'M.
ge3pullgen, natiirlib befpegen nnb bon
e9tem 8atriotismuS beleelt Iino.
Wande Seeter lperoen riibreno Itb0n
oarseitellt, b~eionoers SoferS @elargen.
tabme nno Sofers SOB. Die @rupt
penblloer lilo unge3mungeu nnb farhclle
praGtt9, bic Trahten lGmnltlid, alt uub
edit. Nnbrcas Sofer lit cine wlnoerz
lf0ne, fraftuolle @eitalt, mobl seldaf-
fen, leine aampfsenoiien gu begciiteril.
Sim ebenbiirtis CUR Seite lteben Sped,
baher nno Slater Sasptneer.
Rri5tbram. Sci rent luraiten
@rubenungliiG lino i'm aoalberte
S6a6te 10 uiele e~inselne menlblide
aOrpertbeilc aufsefunben porben, oa6
bret @agen oollgefiitlt murben. Die
Seiden marem oerart angel9mollen, bab
bic oorbanOenen Sarse it'd als sl fleill
berausltelltcn uno er0Bere ailgefertist
lperoen miBten. Die @esl6affuas Der
3etten nabm ettpa Ia Gage in Sin.
iprn1.
Bon Der ii btiroli6e
@ren3e. Snfolse bes bon Der @tatt,
balterei III Snnsbrud er%laiienen Ser,
botes Der Ginfabr BON 5dafen aus
Stalien mad 3irol baben lid al Der
ttalienii6en @ren;e nddit benz 9onale,
Safe Seerocn pom unsefdbr 10000
Stiid S6afeu, welde fir sen Mlpen.
a~nftrieb in SiiOtirol beitimmt maren,
anseitaut. Die 9irten uerludten nit
0efpalt bic 0iterrcidilde @ren;e gu
our9bre6en, murben aber bon Ben
DlterretI9en @enbarmen Suriidgetrieben.
Verldieoene Sirten muroen oerbaftet.
Die 8emeinoeuoritebungen Der i%talieri-
l6en Srtl6aften 9omu, Pontelesro.
Bontagna nno SeS3abcslio iteben Der
Snpalion 10 pieler 9aulenbe bon Sda.
len, lpelbe ni6t mebr untersebra6t 81
meroen permOsen, ratbloS ge9eniiber,
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DIR bon ibr perferti9te
Muaf1aJs Gitrtel

If Der tpurberbarfe SALESMAN Der 8eIt;
q fibert ieinem 8eiiber ipirflidj unIhabbare
Bortbeile; Slid Iro Grfpla in @eibaften,
9otterie ltnb allen llnternebmunaen Iber.
baupt, gdub bot &ranfDsiten limo I'm.
gilfsfallen, iotpie allieiti9e 6reanbi9aft,
2ttbe un0 Idtrn9.
Oieie Masif9sn @arteI tparoen suera
BON Srau Gabine'S ur0roBmutter, Der
ueItberibmten Mae. 9enormano in Waris
an9efertigt nno bon ibr itammt Das &c.
Aetmnib Der Gnfertiguns berielben uno
Niemano auBer Srau Gabine FAM Dieiel.
ben anfertlgen oDer %Derfaufen.
Sur Die 5abuOien 8unoerfureu, iopN
tonitigen tpunoerbaren @erfe, Die STRAIT
Sabine noubradt bat. befibt fe cine arobe
Gnaabl BON beibpOrenen SeugnilIen, 6eren
Sopteen TT tbrem l2-ieitieen iilmifrirter
Circular entbalten iinb. Siefes circular
betltelt: 'The Peoples Friend, " peIhef
N osutfder nno enslii9er @prade fur
Sents fret perianDi ipiro, entbalt aud not
cine Nn3abl BON lobenoen GmpfehImnacr
Die tbr BON beoeutenoen 8eitunaen aeaebt
fpIroen, iotpie cine tuuitrirte GeI1i6te BE-
WabriapefInit bon 1000 Sabrea Dor gbriy
Seburt bis our SeBtseit.
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g uoti5. 9

Vrau Sabine befcret ale 0s.
ibafte perf6nii6 unb bat feinen
Ngentcn pber Nartmer. Mae BIZ
fh bafnr ausseben, finb Betriaet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-08

a wild scene en-ued when O'clock.
wood, Ida, Of the committee on per.
mauent organization presented thu
name " Governor Mckinley, Ohio,
for permanent chairman. fe-se den
e. nn.h 1pooncr (Wi-.) aud Malone
wv. Val were appointed u committee
10 conduct Mckinley to the chair, aud
magnificent ovation greeted the
governor when he stepned upon the
platform. Temporary Chairman Fac.
stit thanked ithc convention for IT.
courttsy 10 him and presented Mckin.
ley,while round after round OF applause
for the incoming chairman resOunded
through the huililng.
BnioruMcK inley could say morr than
"Grntlemen ofthc Convention, " some
one called, "rhree cheers for Me.
Kinlsy," aud the building fairly
shook with response. When quiet
was restored Mck lnley proceeded to
deliver brilliant, tell ny speech,
punctucated by enthusiasm aud ap-
plauso, and point after point was made.
Among other thiuss he said; "rhr
Republican convention ri,aut some.
thing. They have always meant
something. Republican conventions say
WhNh hNfN AhNAA NAAN AAAhAA hANhN
say. They declare principles aud poli-
clos aud purposes, and when entrusted
with power, execute and enforce them.
He said the platform OF the iirst Re.
publican convention In PhiladelphiR
thirty-siS Year, agQ reads today more
like an inspiration han an affirmation
OF a political patty; that every pro-
vision Of that great instrument
OF the republic Il ON the statutes
Of our country today, which
cannot be said Of the platform OF any
other political organization In this VI
any other country. Whether any
thing II to DO done IN this county, Ny
this country, for this country, the Re
publican party IL called upon TO do H.
This party alone can look backward
without shame OF humiliation aud for.
ward with cheer aud exu tltiOn. We
are here today 10 make u platform anI
n ticket that will commend themselves
TO the conecicncc intelligence and
judgment OF the American people, and
we will 10 Il. Whatever IN done by
this convention, either as 20 platform
or ticket, viii receive the approval Of
the American people In November.
This Is Republican year.
"Rhode Island has spoken. Only
yesterday Oregon spoke, electlng three
Republicans 10 Congress. When We
yet through this convention lts con-
illusions will BE- tho law Of Republican
action and the assurance Of Republican
victory. We are FOR protective tarifl
and reciprocity"
The speaker continued at some
length In vulogy Of protective tariff
AMI In ridicule Of tariff reform rs "a.
emplifad In the Efforts In that direc.
tion by the Democratic party, and was
loudly applaudeI.
At the conclusion Of the Mckinley
speech, Hon. Fred Douglass, the col.
ored orator, was called for and bowed
his acknowledgement.
Various resolutions which had been
sent to the clerks desk wer, referred to
the committee on resolutions without
reading,
Chairman. Mckinley then said The
next thing on the list was the nOmina.
ton Of candidates for the presidency.
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MISNEArOLs, Mimi, June s.--.rhe
new national committee IL NJ follows:
Arkansas, Powell Clayton; California,
NJ. IL. Deiuung; Colorado, j. +.
Saunders, Connecticut, Samuel Fes-
sendun; Florida, John ID. Long;
Georgia, W. w. Brown; Idaho, Geo
l.. Shoup; Illinois, w. j. Campbell;
Iowa, J. y. Clarksou; Kansas, Cyrus
Leland, JL; Kentucky, W.O. Bradley;
Maine, J. II, Manly; Maryland, jas.
>. Gary, Missouri, X. q. Furcns; Muu.
tana, A. Z. Botkin; New Haven, p. &.
Cheney New Jersey, GA. Hobart; New
York, :. \. Wlthcrbce; North Dakota,
II. q. Marlborough; ohio, W. NJ.
Hahn; Oregon, J. n. Simon; Rhode
Island, |. NJ. Potter, south Carolina,
r.. NJ. Brayton; South Dakota, J. II.
Kitlridge; Tennessee, J. W. Hills;
Vermont, NJ. X. Holburt;Washlngton,
Nelson Bennett, West Virginia, NJ. ID.
SCOTT; Wisconsin, IL. 4. Payne,
Wyoming, J, NJ. Carey; Arizona, VIM.
Clifford; District OF Columbia, Perry
ii. Carson; New Mexico, 4. b. Cat
ron.
Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Louis.
lana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska,
Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsyl Iva.
mia, Texas, Oklahoma and Utah, asked
lou farther time TO make selections.
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mAnRlsoN AN MANI.
No Decisive change IN the situa,ioh
rhia Morning.

MiNNEAroLfs, June s.-Thore was
no significant change IN the situation
/ this morning. B1th sides are nppar.
/ field, anu half dozen other candidate
are mentioned R-n compromise. The
time Tor casting the fret ballot In en-
tircly indelnite. IL depends wholly
on the action oi the committee on ere.
dentlals, which controls the cit
untiOn practically and IL capable
Of acting untCrupulDusly 10 seat
or unscat enough delegates 10
exercise the balance Of power IN the
convention. The Blaine people control
the committee, but tue opposition has
large and aggressive minority, con
testing every point stubbotnly. No
one knows, not even the Blaine man.
ngOrs, when the committee viii report.
The Harrison people claim 20 have
made gains during the past tweuty.iour
bOurs, especially In New YORK, where
they claim twenty.nine votes on the
iirst ballot. The bee, I'm nrmation Oh.
uinable shows that the Blaine and
Harrison forces are almost " equal
ntrength now, hut the Blaine people
have the advantage Of organization,
10th In tito convention anu commit.
teve. The Harrison forces are well 10.
gother, however.
Mckinley. selection NJ chairman
has aided 10 his boom and there Is
movement IN some quarters to spring
his name a. "dafk horse,n " found
advisable. Rusk, sherman, Allison,
and others are mentioned NJ possible
candidates.
a committee Of the Associated rn 90
Of New YORK arrived 20 press the
nomination Of Harrison, claiming that
he IL the originator Of the bimoiallic
conference and the only Republican
who viii be supported by the Eastern
merchants and bankers or farmers,
working classes and the free silver men
Of the Southwest. The committee
represents eleven trade aud labor
unions Of New York and claim that
the wUrkingmen throughout the State
favor Harrison. IL IL said the commit
tee on credentials Will not report before
tom ROW. No ballot Il likely to be
takon I'LL Friday.
THE BLAINE MES Will CONDUCT A
sNsrFNAric CANVAS.
The Blaine managers do not under.
rate the moral effect OF the Harrison
gang In Now York, where II is said
twenty. nine delegates have signed an
agreement for Harrison, hut declare
that until last night the Blaine forces
were unorfaniEed. Now they pgoIotc,
under the leadership OF Warner Mil.
Ter, Bostelle sud Foraker, 10 conduct a
systematic canvass OF the delegates.
The Harrison managers say that
3laine's fcTces are evidently working
fr delay, knowing that II n ballot "
taken now they will De defeated by
over hundred votes. The Harrison
men add that after reasonable time
they propose TO push for action, They
declare that Blaine 10 practically aban-
doned by the opposition, who are
diminishing for candidates. Kitchener,
Indiana, claims 52l tested and tried
voters for Harrison, which includes
only 90 from New York.
Up to eleven the committee ON Gre
dentials had not passed on a single
contested seat,
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use ofthe young ladies, This would
be more suited to their needs. with
reference to the pouHg Lddies'
/ i0uwHaL President L.. =. Taylor n.
trustee for the Y. l.. MI. A. held one
/ thifj Of the capital stgCk therein, and
u devolved upon the young ladies Ia
make that paper something.
sister NJ. /. Horne gave notice OF
the Relief Society Conference u he
held on Friday, June lIth, at 9 pm.
and 1870 pm.
Meeting then adjourned until even.
ing.
At tie evening session the opening
address "restlmnny" was by Mrs.
Margaret Game. She said frst II was
necessary TO obtain ate-tlmOny through
humility anu prayer, anu then live tD
,trebgtheu II. Testimony was n feve
latiOn 10 W thf. ugh the Holy Spirit,
aud opened 10 us overwhelmingly the
sactrtl things OF our Father.
MIS-. Amanda Done gave an adj
Dies On "Family worship" Wur.
ship in the family should begin Mt the
cradle and end only at the grave. II
We would have religious and God.
tearing children we must teach them
To pray. IL was prayer which male
home n type VI heaven; or the fam
ily altar was heavens threshhold.
Tho Influence Of family worship, like
the calm, deep stream, moved On In
silent but ovefw h, Inning power; and
the remembrance VI the family pfaye.
circlecould new or be eIaced from our
memories.
A selection was given by the Ladies'
Manioliu and Gut ~ club.
Mrs. Mary A. Freeze gave an Inter-
estiug account VI a visit she had made
inlo Sew Mexico, aud expressed great
satisfuciion atthe diligence and energy
u the young people u that country.
She realized the struggles aud priva.
tons they had undergone, but the de-
sire manifested for culture and I'M.
provsment was Joyful.
After q sony by Mrs. Lizzie Ed.
wards Thomas, Mrs. Nellie G.. Taylor
testified 10 the truth Of the remarks on
prayer.
DR.. Maggie G. Ship added some In.
tetcrting remarks ON the subject Of
''Slandcr," relating circumstance TO
show how necessary II was for young
ladies' To cultivate n desire for intellect.
unl Improvement.
The subject Of keeping the Sabbath
day was given 10 the associations TO
speak upon.
Bcneuic,ion by Mrs. Lille Freeze.
bizltE SMIIH, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-08
y. i. N. ]. A. Conference.

Tho conference OF these association
OF the Salt Lake Stake was held yes.
tsrday; Counselor Mary T.. Young
presiding.
After the usual opening exercises.
Counselor Nellie q. Taylor said she
desired TO offer n few remarks In ref.
erenoe to the Young Ladies' Journal.
This paper was for the benefit OF these
associations, and 1t was desired that
tho young ladies sustain 1t, not only
by their subscriptions but by sending
their choice essays, poems, sketches,
etc, to the stake president, Mary A.
Freeze, who would forward them for
publication.
The programme was us follows "a
Sketch Of Experiences while doing
Work on the samoan Islands,D with
review Of the habits and customs OF
the people, Mrs. Louie Ice; CORES.
ponding Letters, Mrs. Rose kelsch anu
Mrs. Mary Moss OF South Cottonwood
association; recitation, "rhe First
Settlers STORY" Miss Nellie Morris OF
the Fifteenth ward association.
Mrs. Maria Y. Dnngul, of tho Terri.
torial presidency, then addressed the
meeting, She bore her testimony to
the Ueusii ts derived from these nssO,
Citations Rud was pleased TO see TINT
the young Ia lies wer. looking up the
proofs Of their belief, that they might
be able 10 talk with and convince
those not Of their faith. She TeieTtel
to the subject Of marriage, where the
young pc pie nre careless about going
to tho temple. She hoped they wouli
zee the Importance OF starting on I
Alright ana following the counsels OF
thelr parr Ia anu guides. Ina Brother
hardy's manual, prepared Tor the usy
v the Y. NJ. NJ. /, A., the .pbsker
teco nileu Inspiration, hut which she,
~ conjunction with the other Ladies' nj
the all, oriuleuueIcy, considered fnl
too advanced TO be followed closely by
tue young ladirs' associations, n,
nhiftIs OF which were nov
working On manual ior Ia,