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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15
prim5eifin Glnira's Sersemsruman

giele 9lufmerffamfeit i6enfte man in
biefen Sagen eirem neupermdblten
@bepaar,. baS auf feiner 9o6aeitsreife
nod Wien fam. 9ie Neupermdblte1
iinb bic prin5eiiin glpira bon 8aperm,
cine gnfelin Oes prinsregenten BON
gapern, unb ibr @emabl @raf 9lbolpb
Webna. Seit ienen ldnglt enti9wunz
benen Sagen, ba Der @rbprin5 bon
9lnbalt : Seiiau um feline i65ne 9lns
naliele freite, feit ipdter bic &aiieri1l
Wfarie 2uife bic Gattin beS @rafen
Neipperg wurbe, bat ii6 bic Melt unb
nit ibr bic n1enI1li6e @eieli6aft gez
lpaltig gednbert. IS pergebt beinabe
fein Sabr, in pel6em tli6t bic cine
pber bic anbere Prinaeiiin aug elmer
regierenben-. Gamilie cine fur fie ni6t
gana yitanbesgemdBe" gbe ei1gebt umb
bic @efeQf6aft finbet einen iol6en
S6ritt ni6t mebr auBergemObnli6.
glber Die 8erbinbung, ipel6e auf
S6loB NDmpbenburg ben Segen Der
STRIDE erbielt, mar bod i'm Stanbe, bic
boben 9reiie 5meier engperbriiberter
Sanbe in ni6t geringe 9lufregung au
perieben. 9ieie Seniation iiber Bic
10 iiberrai6enb gefommene 8ermdb>
lung mar eben ben beiben peri0nli6=
teiten bes 8rautpaares 5usui6reiben.
9raf Webna, befen @orfabren in Der
8ef6i9te bes 6iterrei6if6en Spfes
itets eine berporragenbe &olle geipielt
baben, erfreut fi6 in Der Miener 6oben
8eieuidaft allaemeiriter 8eliebtbeit,
elmer geliebtbeit, bic bur6 ben idben
Sob feiner anmutbsbollen @entablin
nod geiteigert purbe. Ollie gDelt bat
bor nun brei Sabren an benz tiefen
Seib bes iungen Wittmers, an benz Sc
ibid oes armei, mutterloien &inbes
ber5li9e Sbeilnabme senommen. unb
nun bat bic Waiie cine ameite Mlutter
betommen, cine i1eue Wfutter ppn fos
nigli6em @ebliit.
gSie 10 es nun gefomnlen, baB cine
Brin5eifin aus t0nigli6em Sauie ii6
nit bem Ingeb6rigen zines int &ange
tief unter ibr fte6enben 0iterrei6ii1en
Nbelsgei6le6tes berbeiratbet = bas lit
Die Srage, bic in @ien eifrig befpro=
den ipurbe unb auf pel6e man aaerz
0lngs auf ummegen bic 9lntport aus
Der baDrii9en Smlptitabt Wtiin6en
oernabm, uOielbit prinsefin @lpira
lbre Sngenb berlebte. Die prinaeiiin,
obipobl erit 19 Sabre alt, bat bod i6on
etnen 9oman erlebt: einen Ser5ensruz
man.
Bis bor auraen, ipar in 0fiin6en
Der S6auipieler Serbinanb Bonn
engagirt. Der bur9 ein 2iebesperbdlts
NIB gu ieiner &ollegin, Der friiber in
yflin6en sngagirten S6auipielerin
9ageborn, aud in peiteren areiien be-
fannt lmur6e, benn 6rdulein Sageborn
eri9oB ii6 penige Gage, ebe fie 9err
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15
Sleriric 0Itfera.

Siefes SeilmiiteI III fn poblbetanut uus 70
pobuldr aeipOrhen, bab es taum nod beionberer
1rwabnuns oeoari. alle, be es l,mals ee.
braudten, ftitnmen nit Elm in fein Cob. Cine
reinere Mebiein siebt es nidt, nnb es piro Ga.
rantie seleiaet, ba6 fie Naes Ieiifet, mas man
bon ibr beripridt. electric Bitters beilt ale
9eioen Der 9eber anb Der Nieren, eS entferut
@cf@piire, ausf@las. gal3fub unb anbere
GolseR unreinen BlutsS. gs treibt bas Sra.
laria. Gieter aus Dem Shhsm, beust BEN feIben
por unb beiIt es felbft in ben bartn6diaften
i5dllen. % eurirt sfopfidmer3en, 8lutanbrana
nah oem aopfe unb Misrdne. 8erfu4e bas
electric Bitiers Seiluns miro saraniirt. ober
bas geIb 3uriidsejablt. preis per GIafae 80
Gents unb 81 in allen apotbeten. 8bolefaIe
BET aboltb Greib, Sbompfon & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

Eoofeinoes, Der i'm Dor etni9en Stutt,
ben tooteu pollte? Tim letne @eliebte
gu retten = feline ebelnalige @eliebte
allerbiugs = aber bod @eliebte, uno
oas aino = baS &tno. Gor lieben
Wonateu mar es, er puBte es eenau
ba fam 9arlin gu inn unb fliiiterte linn
baS fiibe, beiltse @ebeimntB in bas
Sbr, bas i'm 10 besliidte. Sic eripar.
tete es nod lanse ntbt = bic Gooes,
angit tn Der S6redeusnabt, als bte
Waller ge9en Die Miible tobten, bie
, Iugit I'M i'm, ben @atten, Der gum
&f amsritt se9en Mierrit, belGleu.
ntgte bic @ebnrt. Das mar bod gans
natiirltb, oas fam ia oft Dor, aud Der
Ir5t erfldrte es 10, ben er fomnlen lieB.
., 6as mdre fur6tbar = ber einsige,
leste, I'M oelentmilen i9 = elm 8altarb
= cine lebellbise 2iige!
@r mari ii9, iduer aufft0bneno, auf
eiren Stubl.
rWenn nur btele perbamtnte 8auie.
oteIer eigentbiin1libe 8lif ni6t gene.
len ndre, oanals unb iett i9 bd9te
ni6t barau! !"
Die alte @rdfin, bic BON a(' Dem
ni9tS perltanb uno Die 9lufregun9
Noofs MIR oem unlinnigen Nerlangetl
leiner Srau 3ul6rieb, gegen ipelhe lie
lest ben alten, feitber nur aus 9iebe gu
tbrem Sobn Nib Jam ttnterbriidten Wt,
oerfpilen empfanb, erbob it6 miblam
uno beuste iid iiber Nobt, lein fables,
perit0rteS Nntlib erbebenb.
pBerubtge Did, nein &tnb,1 = trOitete
tie i'm, ues lit ni9t 10 l6lirnm NIT
9ans, uer bat eben 9emnlinser 8lut In
, ben Ibern, bas ipirb 9aroltne ME be,
ereifen lerner."
rSli6t ipabr, er bat 9snlmin9er glut
in ben aoern, Wutter ?" rief, freubig
auffabreu0 unb Die CARTE, faltige 6an6
prelie1o, Nobi.
uIusgeiprod)en, meiu ainb, gan3
ausgelpro6en! DaS muB Old ia
frenen, es 1T tros allen ebleS Slut.
3aB ibn nir anstoben, ben 9uten Sun.
gen.
nSa, Mama, On baft redt, aus.
toben laiieu; cs lit ia e9tes 9en1rlinger
8lut, nidt iuabr, Meama, nnuerfenu,
bar ?"
Gr fiibte iie itiirmiid, auf beu lpelfen
Muno.
sd banfe Dir, Mutter!A faate er
nit perlbleierter Gimme uno elite hin,
ans, bic alte @rafin ratblos suriid.
laIienb.
@s 9ing fbou 9e9en Wiitternabt;
9arliu laB nod immer TT ibrem Gou,
boir unO blidte, In @eoanfel1 perloren,
auf bic transparente Stanoubr. 3mau.
zig Sabre freilten Dor tbr I'm bic matt,
erleu6tete 96eibe, rollten iif auf unb
ab, ar lire Qualen unb Gnttduf9un.
gen entfaltenb. Die erite 5alfte barg
nod nan1e Treube In ibren 6alten;
Sans fr0hlides, bliibenbeS 9inoerant.
lit leu9tete ibr nod iiberan entgegen,
unb nod immer l9ilIerte bic Soffnun9
auf Die @ieoerfebr Der ielisen Gage auf
Rieber's Stand, beim 9uten 8ater, bon
BEN bic beiten Ola9ridten einliefen.
Gr mar eelunb, bic Sarm gebieb,
ales mebrte ii9; Smut mar iest berbet.
ratbet uno NIT ibm gang aus9el0bnt.
r@eine tletue Marb,S f9risb er, ,rltuB
MIR 6as liebe 6dns1en erlesen.
8iobi mar bamals nod Der Nlte ges
bliebeA; Die genllninger Quft fAien i'm
ni9tS t1ebr altbaben 5u f0nnen, er ar
beitete fpie eirt Sefonom unb blieb GEE
iumb unb frii1 babel.
(6ortietuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15
Aier 1T ein autes Grsmpsl en-

9ier lit ein gutes grempel engz
lif6er YreRfreibeit BON Der Sanb bes
geiitrei6iten aler 2onboner Sournaz
'liiten, SenrD 2abou9ere's: rYerl6ns
lid fiible i'd au6 ni6t eine Spur Don
1opalitdt fir bic &6nigli6e Samilie, ia
i6 peritebe ni6t einmal, mas Der 9lusz
brud n&0nigli6e 6amilie" iagen mill.
Wteine 2ODalitdt fir bic &0nigin iit eitt
6efiibl Der 9O6a6tung fir bas libts
bare Sinnbilb Der @eieBe, bic mir ielbit
gema6t baben unb iG ebre iie pegei
ibrer portreffli6en gigeni6aften unb
wegen Der 9lugbeit, bic iie udbrenb ibrer
langen &egierung beUieien bat. go
iagt r2obbp" in ieiner Wo6eni6rift
y y3rntb." Derglei6en in Berlin 9es
6rudt- wel6 elm rGreHen" fur ben
Staatsanwaltl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

- Dem beutidem GinfluFe in ben
Ser. Staaten lit felt LANCER 3eit fein
fol9es Compliment geaoat iporben, ipie
bur9 ben bemofratii9en GongreBperz
treter BON Sbio, Serrn 9arter. Ser
ielbe erfldrte, er CLAUDE ni9t, baB eine
Bill fir Sreigebung Der Silberprdgnng
bur6geben perbe. 9ie 4nii6ten iiber
bieie 6rage feien in raider Wanblung
begriffen. Die 6euti6en 3eitunsen bes
2anbes bdtten Der bemofratii6en parz
tel angefiiubigt, bieielbe ftebe in @efabr,
ben groBten She'll ibrer beuti6en 9lns
bdnger gu Derlieren, tpenn iie fir ssreis
prdgung eintrete.
@s paren bic 0euti6omerifaner
bauptid9lif, an beren ultbeugiamem
Wiberitanbe ii6 ieiner 3eit bic So6s
futb Der vGreenbaderei" brad. seber
Ieritdnbige bat iebt lange eingeleben,
baB fie babur6 bas 2aub Dor elmer pers
berbli6en arife beipabrt baben. IS
ipirb cine neue gbre fir iie iein, tpenn
eS ibrem @influife unb Der 3iifii1t,
bic barauf geuommen merben muB, ges
lingt bic Silberflutb 3uriidsubrdngen,
pel6e jebt nit dbnli6em lnbeil
brobt, ipie bereinft biem Greenbaderei. /"
9ln3. b. Meltens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15
Me1tttel ltttD cSncfet3 /!

o ntI msR pom pr ab9ansg ad nbro 1T
Preue banau engeridtt = 7 's
wunbsh0ns
foten beabgeit s " nv p
npbnud gu $l2 80 un $l4 pefaufn bcftt auf ~ p
lin fnu
papen o
fdpa
90 Gents Is entS ST.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

Wenn Sic nit irsenb einem ieuer
unangenebmen Sautleioen bebaftet finb,
nle &ingDurm, 6le9ten, 9lusid,lao,
Sal5tluB ober beralei6em bann nebmett
sic 9unts Cure. SIS lit Elm lid)er un6
i9neu iplrtenoes Mittel nnb foltet nur
30 Gents bic S6a6teI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15
Gte lit Sies !!

sg8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8eIobnuna
tut ieben Gaa bon 8atarrb, ber nidt burd
Gtnnehmen ben Saa's 8atarrb Sur se5eili
trerben fann.
8. s. Gbeneb& 6 o., Gissntb, ToIebo, 3.
Nir bic nnter3eihneten baben 8. 5. gbe.
neb felt ben lebten Is Sahrsn sefannt unb
balten ihn fir bonfommen ebrenbaft in alien
Observation-Disclosures ,,n6 financieu befd.
bigt, ale BON ieiner Sirma eitgegangene1
8erbinbIibfeiten au erfiillen.
8sft & 9rnag, @robbapoeIs>9 >9rosuiiten,
Solebo, ..
BaIbins, &innan & Maruin, @rpb.
banbelss sSro8uiitet1, Tolebo, 3.
9an's 8atorrhs8Hr t5trb innerIih genom.
men nnb fuirft bireft auf bas 8lut unb bic
iGleimisen CberFdden bss Sniten1s. 3euas
nifie fret periatbf. preis Is Gts. fiir bic ssIas
ihe. 9erfauft bon alien Mpptbefern..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

46 3on nit seb
. II , f -
rab ebn sbenfp eets Der aorb bet s
n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15
.Gfe Wsain Yla5a ,inb 2(ceeuia.
GtraBe, Gam 0lmtpmip.
&leioeritoffe !

u MAIDEN. gBir ermdbnen:
80 sou brte Nouel glliS Serge suns bic ni
left bet @ 0 lfi ion 3n 25 Cents
AZ 5u bre Nobelp pa 8ouret Sung inpprit ME fir
Gents per aro serfauft weroen tonnn be
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15

- Sobn 9eers guggn gultipator
tperben gegen baar fir $25 perfauft bon
Sips& 6aarmann,
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13

He vetoes the Bin Allowing Contested
Land Cases to Go into the Courts.
The President has vetoed the Senate BIN
amending the act Of March o. 1857, confer
ring on the Court of Claims Jurisdiction in
contested land patent cases.
The President in vetoing the bill says:
''The work of the land office during the last
three years has been so efficient and so friend
ly to the bona tidc settler that the large ac-
cumnlaton of cases has been swept
away and as Nm informed by the secretary
of the interior, is now engaged upon current
business. 1t seems to me that transfer In
whole or In part of this business to the courts
some of whose dockets are already loaded
with cases-cannot tend TO expedition; while
it is very manifest that by reason Of the
greater formality in the taking and presenta-
ton OF evidence which would be required In
court and OF the long distances which settlers
would have to traverse in order to attend
court, the cost in such cases would be enor-
mously iacreased.n
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13

curriculum. II is not because ihr study of
these Ian -us-cs IS heIicTr1 70 te waste q
time. hui bseause tlie faculty thlnk thHt oihcT
subjects. having no less of disciplinary
value. cone much cio-sr Ia ioGch With thr
needs q crrry day lie
The STATE Agrleuliural College raAkes no
claim - University hua0Es, lt has no De-
partments Il laW, nr n-iieinr. or tscu,czf.
and lt does uot especially inyl;e ihe patrou s-c
of thcsc Who have 1cter1aincl upoa one q
the above pr1fcssloas Aul yet BE- mus; Hof
be supposed that the cih.ral para q a
siuaeui's nature t. utglecieiL i.s'nsI and
literature and Logic sud nrutal ald Hla1al
philu<opby have as large q Pllee IN the coiiT-e
. lnstruction as iu ihc bs-t u thr sa-caiiei
classical coLceg--
Il i 10 ihose uh5 sut,girEic aH active h'isi-
u,zs life e.ihsr on tlc farl 0c i1 the e4iy
iha; tha advantage ~ fills 4ast.tgtlga ls1si
furcltly appeal F0aF c1GH-es q ssrlg are
offered, VIZ; Arg,glIturuL Nrcha1l1li, lrti-
cation Eueiuaer.u-. aaI q iadirs' eozre
They each corsr prrloi - ioar yelrs and
lead 20 ihe decree of BaEheioE OF Se.raee
Al The departments are literally supplel
With the latest an4 lc.t appliance FOR llls.
trafIys teaching. lH IRIS rgpe1i uHl7lJte!iy
lcadIas all other nal iEsttzt-1ai .n
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13

The courses Of study arc well planned to
meet the wants OF those who wish 70 couple
technical with intellectual training. We are
not aping the movements Of eastern insiiin-
tons and are not, in any sense, striving 10
come into competition with them We arc
willing to receive instruction from any source
but not willing bllndly to follow where others
lead. We recognize the fact that changed
conditions call for changed methods OF organ
iEation and instruction. 1t Is desirable that
c~ courses OF study be flexible within limits.
No one Is encouraged TO specialize his college
effort before he is well-groundcd In the rudl-
ments OF an education and is old enough and
broad enough to know well what he is doing
THE catalogues issued by my Alma Mater
bear, on the title page, the words, ''Proissss
guam eoHqaei," good motto though con
cealed from some by its Latin garb, Let that
motto be our watchword. Let us not multiply
the number Of JtaDs In the world. True
worth IS always void Of glare and preten-
sious.' Be II our earnest aim to make our
college worthy of the State
to which IL belongs; worthy OF the patronage
Of the people whose sous and daughters We
invite TO 1t; -srthy Of prosperous and hon
orable future. 7.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13

arrteai,arAl ball srg sisbt,y hanIiuss zhieh
cone ufihin rsev q ihr visitor Hhrn he ~
prcaches tls e,'ie-r srusH,is The roos@a
snA haIis a tse-e buliiags a-c hes,oa by
steam aad .apgiled uish circiric l-hi.
This article suala o. iaeousplsss ritAczs
ui-uUoa df thc prE Frvrsicaf q
the cslless. Dr. Alstla Eius 4 zrsss1sic
u NizuI Unlvrugy lths siuaa ns'rr
of Prc.acnt Ha-rl.aa ard i0a wAisz-a-
Reil ana sor th- PAS iayz,g-Gfr fesrs CO.
esrcI ia e,irraua-zi sUrs, D. co-sra q Coio-
rsllo u.tA a r,-gsi5iioa csiahilsbeii a. = sze-
rcs.faI rslarstaf, a. tlalurui spraker sai =
.chaIarly. Cbyi-tis1 eeaflc1aa- Ehr frilur-
iue rrtrac,. fsc-n hl. .aacElrai aitlrra re-
erauy delivered ~ fora BE- zius raa-s fzIly
fhau c8all eng Hor,is g oar uHa-
-.Thc trai-.isr - ihr c.l-aFe touete, TIE
VI talc rian. ths = hess uazzln-ts- talf. tAe
Hllad, tEs u11usIs- TIE training IL f1r ufs
% asefsiucss, nCi fag d-y-lrrallilg sI.Faeis
81 sislQusry rairE7rset. IN, b eyrcss
sdr uask both - h1aiG aad h4ud We are
rot ashn=sJi - oar appearance in ctils-i sal
elass-ro1-l. Oa thc para,i---ruzaI oa the
farm. OF 10 tac skoa We cliurasc HsEaii-
uc-s zaI uuuzaiiaess. n braia selis
poser 20 thc haz1, ala shs kaaa ssakss
.-lr 10 the brzlz.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
To Eoycott carneeie IRON.

Samuel Gompers. president of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, was in Homestead
Saturday. He was in conference with the
leaders of the Homestead strike for several
hours, at the conclusion of which he d3parted
for New York. He refused TO talk fot publi-
cation, but it is understood that he assured
the officers of the local lodge of the ANAL
Gamated association that the 10000 mem
bers of the federation were in line and that
the full power of the organization VIII be
brought 10 bear in behalf of the Homestead
steel workers and that railway members win
contribute to a fund for tie benefit of the
strikers. The federation. according to Mr..
Gompers, will also assist in carrying out the
boycott ou ali material manufactured by the
CarneOie Steel Company
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13

=. ,si,.-h,ea at the quality Of the original
-, ,scrr shosn These theses, nicely
-, md indescd, are preserved In the cot
-. ,Ihr.rx As arnoag 10 most valued treas
-. Insulry as 70 the occupations foiio~ed
- -. ,-rs.Iaases shows thai with only one
,',,.',,,,s,, "a youag man who became Law
-, they have continued on In the lines en-
49,, mon durias their college course
r,,,,,sn 4. frec in ali the classes and de-
,..-,,ns,,,. Of the eollegr. Therr are no fees
- ~ kina. Board. room rent heat and
nm, IL the college dormliorg cost SIS per
- me eost Of ecoks and stationery Is
trnrn $40 70 sis year. Tho uniform ~orn
~ ~. colle-e cadets vsrie. In price from SIS
10 30 The total cost, for each sindeni- per
"a peed not c1eecd $500 This sum docs
~, cover the cost Of clothing and the money
Ia in travelling expenses. students reduce
,h, total cost by money earned by labor per-
formed under college regulations Many
.tudcu,. 30 no; spsud more than sico ~
vear. aud a few th0roaghly-in-earnesi ones
psv their way through eolicge Siih uooey OF
their oWu earning.
The buildings nov oa the gru1nds are
,cr. haadsomc. aad veil furnished The
COLLEGE hall. tho botanical ard hor;iSnitural
isboraiary. The chemical laboratory, the col-
Lex dornliory, the aeehAaicAi hall, and the
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13

she State. In the departments OF entomology,
zoology and botany the collections are espec-
iAlly fine and include specimens OF nearly all
Of the flora and fauna Of the State. The
chemical department, under the ahls super
vision of Prof. O'Brien, has more y IN a State
reputation and Is constantly doing a great
1eal of valuable practical work. The me
shanical department Is also exceedingly well
equipped with the latest machinery. \ new
building Is nov being erected 10 accommo-
date It's increased needs. Everything posi-
BILE IS done all through the college course to
dignity labor and create zest for It and It Is
refreshing to see young men prcfpring work
In the laboratory. the workshop or on the cx-
perimental farm N the delights Of the ball
ground OF tennis court.
The college has at times been criticized By
those whose only knowledge Of 1t was OBJ
tained by reading an account Of It's com
teaching of agriculture An honest lnvestl-
cation viii convince any one of the ground
lessness of the charge. 1t Is true the students
are not obliged to put In much time pulling
weeds or husking corn. 1t Is hardly neces-
sary to attend college to learn how to do
these things, neither does the college expect
its alumni to be ordinary farm laborcrs. Yet
two hours day of manual labor on the farm
or In the garden, in shops ~ laboratories, or
In surveying and engineering field work, is
expected Of every student
II those who criticize the subjects some
times chosen for commencement orations or
essays could see the theses which these same
graduates are obliged to prepare upon some
practical subject they would be surprised
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
A COLUMBIAN PROCLAMATION.

President Harrison Calls for Proper
Observance Of October 2Ist.
Whereas, by joint resolution approved
June %, Is92, # vas resolved hy the senate
and House Of Representatives Of the United
States Of America In Congress assembled
''That the President OF the United statcs b
authorized and directed to issue proelamz-
tion recommending the people the observance
in all their localities or the 4OOth anulversary
Of the discovery Of America, on October 81.
1872, by public demonstration and by suita-
ble exercises in their schools and other places
Of assembly,"
Now, therefore, I, Benjamin Harrison,
President OF the United States Of America,
in pursuance OF the Aforesaid iolnt resSlu.
ton, do hereby appoint Friday, October q,
1892, the four hundredih anniversary OF the
discovery OF America by Columbus, as a -eu-
eral holiday for the people Of the United
States. On that day let the people 20 FAR As
possible, cease from toll and devote them
selves to such exercises as may best express
honor to the discoverer and their apprecla-
ton Of the great achievements Of the four
completed centuries Of American life.
Columbus stood in his age as the pioneer Of
progress and enlightenment The system Of
universal education. is in our age the m6st
.ironinent and salutary.fea.prc C-f rlae spirit
of enlightenment, and it IS peculiarly sppro-
pirate that the schools be made by the people
the center OF the days demonstration. Let
the national flag float over every schoolhouse
n the country and the exercises be such as
shall impress upon our youth the patriotic
duties of American citizenship.
In the churches and in the other places of
assembly Of the people let there be expires
sions Of gratitude to Divine Providence for
the deyout faith OF the diseoyerer and for the
Divine care and guidance which has directed
our history and SO abundantly blessed our
people.
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington this 2ls'
day of July, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-two, and
of the independence of the United States the
one hundred and seventeenth.
BENZ. HARRIsoS
By the President:
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
western New. Notes.

he stalc suarms with Knights Templar.
Work has been commenced on system Of
Easer-works ~ Lyons.
Iha FArmer's mill At Longmont paid a divi-
1end~of III per cent last year.
Governor Mckinley of Ohio, has been
spending few days In the state
The Master Plumbers' Association of Colo
rado opened In Denver on the 5th-
Numerous complaints OF cattle stealing are
exported from the vicinity Of Alamosa-
A young man uas killed at Denver on the
srd BY falling from a sixta-story window.
Harry Park, trick bicyclist, rode down the
cog-road track from the top Of Pixies Peak a
few days ago on a bicycle wheel. without sad
He, handles or pedals
George Hudson, who is charged with hav-
ing murdered man at Granite Pass, Colo
ado, was shot and killed by an officer, while
resisting arrest at CRANKY, Missouri
J. H. Gross. poor ranchman living near
Elbert, was arrested by a private detective
named Sawyer a.short time ago on the charge
of being the man who robbed Banker Moifatt
Of Denver last year Cross was discharged
on the 1st, as Moffatt could not identify him
There is probably no truth in the charge
There was fi-e at Julesburg, Colorado, on
he End, passing train having set fire TO
the Union Pacific coal chutes at that point
The large coal sheds, together with several
hundred tons of coal, two fiat cars and con
siderable other property, such as lumber,
telegraph poles, ties, etc, were entirely con
sumed- The loss is estimated at from 5000
20 5000 No private property suffered
Denver Markets-Eggs, ranch 2oe, state
i9c; butter, best creamery 22@25e, dairy lie;
bay, upland baled s1l@sI4, second bottom
s5@s9, alfalfa $3.50; wheat s1.25, corn, bulk
Soc; sacked s5e; oats, sl.05, sacked s1.15;
new potatoes 81. 20; cattle, choice steers $500
asses, COWS s.. oo61sa. so, native feeders 81 90
ds3.5o; hogs, choice s555; spring chickens
dressed, zoe; broilers, 500 to $500 per doz-
Colorado raspberries, $500 per case.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
4 Hlshon Murdered.

Federico, Bishop Of Foligno, was murdered
in a first-class railway carriage between As
sisi and Foligno, Italy, on the 9Th. Robbery
is supposed TO have been the motive. The
bishop hell services in assist and as he ex-
pccted to leave for Follgno for 4 trip south
ward the next day, he had taken with him a
considerable sum Of money which he had
drawn from the bank on saturday. He left
Assist with but one other person in the COM
partment with him. This person was an
underslzed man OF heavy build, dressed in
black and carrying a handbag As the train
entered Foligno the guard found that the
bishop was murdered and his companion fed.
The bishops body was fearfully mangled and
bruised and stripped Of everything of value.
Every effort is being made to capture the
murderer.