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Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|Ne CITIES.
A Batch of General Items from
Santa Ana.
RedondO Beach Witnesses a Quiet
Election Day.
Enthusiastic Democrats In Santa Ana.
Personals from Pomona Re-
dondo Beach Shipping
Notes.

SANTA ANA, Nov. S.-The election
here passed off very quietly, large vote
being polled. In Santa Ana, proper,
the vote was nearly one thousand.
There were no fights or unpleasantness
of any character.
Bets are being made here OF 500 to
$50 that Cleveland will be the next
president of the United States.
Fish to the amount of HOO pounds
were shipped to Los Angeles today.
The Woman's Christian Temperance e
Union of this city held sunrise prayer r
meeting in the M. E. Church today.
A large number attended the services.
Democrats feel sanguine of having
elected nearly every county candidate.
Livery rigs were in demand here to-
day.
Slkwood will probably be shipped to
Stockton next week, where he will 60
over the ite-shaped track for record i;
2:06 is the mark we predict he will get.
Mr.. Willets informed HERALD re-
porter last night that he does not intend
to enter the horse in any more races.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
Southern California Farmers institute
will be held in Santa Ana November
18th and 10th. A. G. Thompson of Pas
adena is president, and large attend
ance is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Jones gave pleas
ant musical at their home last night, a
large number being present.
Company F, n. G. c., held largely
attended drill meeting last night. after
which lively boxing match was en-
gagged in by two local sports.
County School Superintendent Greely
visited Los Angeles today.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
Facts About Prunes.

Out of the many reports OF large
profits from the prune crop in Pomona,
says the Progress of that city, that has
been marketed during the past few
weeks, we select only few sample ones
to show how much actual money there
is in growing the fruit in this valley.
The Simpson prune orchard of six
acres, out near Fifth street, has yielded
a crop that sold to G.. A. Loud for $2S45
or about $406 an acre. The trees are Z
years old.
The six acres of prunes, only five years
old, on the Seth Richards ranch at
North Pomona. have yielded crop that
has been dried, and Frank L. Palmer,
the manager of the property, has been
offered $14O0 for the product.
From 70 prune trees, about 8 years
old, on the Arnold ranch, south of town
1900 pounds of fruit was picked
When dried, the crop weighed 512(
pounds, and sold at cents. The gross
receipts for the yield were $3.50; the net
receipts, 1892.
There are three acres of 7-year-old
French prunes on the Kramer ranch,
that produced 55, 800 pounds of fruit this
season. The crop was sold on the trees
for two and one-half cents pound, OF
$50 ton. A check for 1882 was given
for the three-acre yield.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
Pasadena Briefs.

Pasadena Office of the HERALD, No. IA West
Colorado street. Advertisements and subscrip-
tions received.
ST. NICHOLAS, half block from terminus of
the Los Angeles, Pasadena and Glendale rail
way. Rates So to 81 per week. Miss l. Nc
Lain, proprietor
BILE, rear of post-of1ce Safe and sty lish turn-
outs at reasonable prices. Telephone Sc.
c. Carl I3ALDI, dealer in wines, liquors,
cigars and tobacco, also canned goods. East
Colorado street cor. Chestnut avenue.
COOK & ECKOZA, general blacksmithing.
No. Is Union street.
G. s. MAYHEM, real estate broker, 2O1a West
Colorado street. Loans and investments.
PIP. BONHAM, plum bling. steam heating and
gas fitting, 10 East Colorado street.
BROWN & SUTLIFF, carpets curtains and
shades, upholstering. steam carpet cleaning.
80 south Fair Oaks avenue.
THE CROWN VILLA; centrally located; !;
newly papered and furnished urn throughout
COLUMBIA RESTAURANT. East Colorado
street, Brockway block. Conducted in first
class style. Moderate charges.
ELITE BILLIARD HALL, IA South Fair
Oaks avenue. Chas. Grimes, proprietor.
D. 8. BAS5FTT. Ladies' and Gents Tonsorial
Parlors. Ladies' hair cutting, curling and
shampooing. East Colorado street.
PASADENA BLACKSMITH SHOP, 4s Broad
Randlemon & De Hay.
MDONALD, BROOKS & CO., real estate, loans
s1d houses for rent. Bargains In houses and
1uches. 7 East Colorado street.
SAMUEL WEIGHT, 100 East Colorado street
b'al estate. Pension claims a specially. Em-
ployment furnished. Help supplied.
ARTHUR II. PALMER, D. D. s. Dental
rooms, Eldridge building, Pasadena.
q MERCANTILE LUNCH HOUSE, 80 South
Fair Oaks avenue. Meals at all hours.
KEYSTONE LUNCH, % South Fair Oaks ave.
nue.. Meals cooked to order at all hours.
w. 8. FAIRMAN, the painter house, sign and
carriage painting. paper hanging, calsomining
ETC., corner Broadway and Kansas street.
OMAHA WAFFLE HOUSE. II South Fair
Oaks avenue Meals at all hours. C. L. Berry,
proprietor
THE BALMORAL frst.class in every depart
ment; rates $3.50 per day and upward.
HOTEL GREEN-Electric lights, steam heat
ed hot and cold water, elevator, and all mod
ern imp ovements.
THE PAINTER HOTEL, Fair Oaks and
Washington; frst-class family hotel.
LOS ANGELES HOUSE, corner Colorado
street and Delacey avenue; tran Sients 81 and
81 so per day; irst-'.lhss. P. Klein, proprietor.
NORTH PASADENA RESORT, fine wines,
liquors and cigars S. R. Brown, proprietor
KERCKHOFF-CUZNER Mill and Lumber
Co., corner Broadway and Kansas street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
LA cREscENTA.
Further Details About the Suicide of
Ernest Kroeger.

Further Details About the SUICIDE OF
Ernest Kroeger.
LA CREscENTA, Nov. S.-One of the
most shocking occurrences ever known
in our community happened last Friday
evening about o'clock. Mr.. Ernest
Kroeger, who has been hopelessly sick
with consumption for some time past,
shot himself through the temple while
alone, dying instantly. 1t is supposed
that he did this to end his intolerable
suffering and to save his friends and the
community from the inevitable burden
which he must become if he fingered
longer. The shot was heard by neigh
bors, who Immediately went to the little
house where he lived alone and found
him sitting in an arm chair, with his
head fallen back On the pillow. Life
was entirely extinct and warm revolver
was clasped in his right hand, which
had fallen to his side. A kind neighbor
and friend had left him only short
time before, after doing all he could for
his comfort and asking him if he did not
wish some one to stay with him. The
sick man said: "No, but you may come
over this evening"" He had evidently
contemplated the deed for some time, as
he had spoken to friend of ending his
dreadful suffering, as he could not pos
sibly get we'll and had no immediate rel
atives in this country.
Mr.. Kroeger was German by birth,
and an unmarried man, of about 3S
years of age. He had been in this coun-
try about 10 years. and had made many
friends by his uniformly kind and pleas
ant manner. He was frescoer by trade,
and did the beautiful work on Mr.. Dun
hams house, in La Canada. OF late he
had been taking care of Mr.. Ignace
Scherb's nursery stock, and lived in the
little house On the place (formerly Mr..
Demmler's place.. He was we'll known
and universally liked, both in this place
and Pasadena, where he formerly lived,
and only sorrow is expressed at his sad
and pathetic end.
The coroner was notified, and came
up from Los Angeles Saturday morning,
when he impaneled jury, and after ex-
amining few witnesses a verdict was
rendered in accordance with the facts as
above stated. The body was removed
to Los Angeles, where the funeral was
held ON Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
REDoNDo.
The Election Passed Off Quietly-Ship-
ping Notes.


ping Notes.
REDoNDo BEACH, Nov. S.-The elec.
tion in Redondo is passing off quietly
today. A full vote is being cast. The
Australian ballot seems to be popular,
and is handled successfully and quite
expeditiously by the voters. At O. clock
D. M, according to the best information
obtainable the Democrats were leading
the Republicans about 40 votes-Cannon
ahead in the congressional race.
The steamer Los Angeles, Captain
Leland, is due to arrive this evening,
with 120 tons merchandise and II pas
sengers for Redondo.
L. j. Perry, superintendent of Re-
dondo wharf, has advices by wire that
the steamship Santa Rosa (due tomor-
row. has consignments for Redondo
aggregating 22l tons of miscellaneous
merchandise.
In consequence of the heavy fog en-
veloping the coast the schooner North
Bend remains at her moorings in this
port.
A good many large consignments OF
peanuts are being forwarded from this
port by steamer to San Francisco.
Among the guests at the Redondo to-
day were MIR. w. R. Moffet, Penn. r
s. Mesick. San Francisco; James L.
Patterson, San Francisco; Prof. 4. Wal
Ter, Philadelphia; Ernest Howe, Bos
ton; Miss Phillips, Los Angeles; Mrs.
Lieutenant Baker. United States army
Miss Jeanette McCook, Los Angeles
]. M. Bracewell, j. M. Methvin,
city; Mrs. Rena Wilkinson, San Jacinto.
The gnests at the Ocean View house
were Charles M. Jenkins, M. L. Hall,
Miss Angelina Hall, Los Angeles; E..
Riggsdun, Seymour King, E, P. Weller,
San Francisco; Mrs. Sarah Young, Still
water. N Y
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09

SeopPe~
the progress Of, Consumption.
The best authorities agree that it's
a scrofulous affection of the lungs.
If taken in time, and given a fair
trial, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will effect cure. Thou
sands have been saved by it-thou-
sands more are putting it off till
too late. For every form of Scrof-
ula, Bronchial, Throat, and Lung
Affections, Weak Lungs, Severe
Coughs, and kindred ailments, it
is positive remedy. It's guoron-
teed to do all that's claimed for it.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, in
every case, your money is returned.
The Discovery" is the only
Liver, Blood and Lung Remedy
that's sold so. Think what medi-
cine it must be J.!
Especially has it manifested its
potency in curing letter, Salt
rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre, or
Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands.
Worlds Dispensary Medical As
sociation, Makers, No. 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
Pomona Briefs.

.GRST NATIONAL BANK of Pomona, G.
-, ,,eia mn Sioo ono: nenersi banhinp bnsi.
ness transacted.
Mr.. THOMAS will sell lace curtains at dis
count of 20 per cent for one week only, begin
ming November l. Don't fail to come and look
at them.
ADVERTISE in the columns of THE HERALD.
OLD PAPERS for sale at The HERALD office.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
Pomona Personals,

POMONA, Nov. S.-Mrs. W. D. MCGEE
and Miss Marguerite McGee of San
Bernardino, nieces OF Mrs. DR.. Brasher,
are spending week at the DOCTORS home.
Miss Jessie A. Padgham went to Los
Angeles yesterday.
Mr.. John Hutchinson came up from
Los Angeles today to cast vote for
&irover Cleveland,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09

Patronize California Industries
By ordering 3. F. Double Extra Brown Stout
superior to any foreign made stout and porter
Jacob Adolf. agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09

Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers is the
best, handiest, safest, surest, cleanest, most
economical and satisfactory dye ever invented.
1t is the gentlemel's favorite.
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MQerlei.

- Serr s. 30. SaIbebl iiber>
ianbte urts einige Yroben ieine5 auf
ieiner Sarm in Der Ndbe BON Sarmoob,
@onsales Gountp, aug Serbemontz
5rauben gesogenen Weines. Sc 1T
bas ELM golbflarer, Siemli6 fetriger
Wein obne irgenb pel6en 3uiab bon
3uder &C., mel6er portreffli6 munoet
unb BON feinem teranii6en Weine, ben
mir bis jebt gu prpben @elegenbett bats
ten, an Gualitdt iibertrofen ipirb.
6err 9albe6l bat auf ieiner Sarm bel
Sarnopb au6 ausgebebnte Sbftptlans
suttgen angelegt.
Ser r9euti6e arieger ; gerein"
peran1taltet ont Sam tag, ben ~. Sc
bruar in Der 5ale bes Wiitonss@ Gar
tens einen groBe11 Masfenbal, nobel
bas militdrii9e 5ableau n9euti6lanb
1T &amerun" CUR 4ufiibrung gelangt.
Sir freunbli6 ii~beriarbte @intrittsfarz
ten urleren 9anf.
= Im Montag gormittag soger 5
&naben int Nlter BON 9-15 Sabren,
barurter 6reb. unb SOM abbott aus,
I'm i'm 6lui1e gu ftf6en. Sic begaben
li6 mad @iintbers Miible unb angeltelt
BON ufer aus Bis etpa | ubr Na9z
mittags. Greb. abbott legte bic Qngel
nieber unb ftieg in bas nabe ont l1fer
liegenbe Boot; er 19aufelte ba1elbe, es
i4lug ur1 unb Ser &nabe fiel ins Waiz
Ter. Seire aameraben eilten berbei,
i~tiir5ten ii9 tn BEN 6luB, ebenip tpie
Serr s.. @iintber, Der altf ein 9iilferuf
berbeigeeilt mar; bod NOR ibr SUDDEN
bergebens; Der &nabe fam ni9t mieber
gum 8prI9eir. Die Na9fori 6ungen
tpurhen nit Siilfe anberer Mfduner
fDrtgeiebt unb nod elmer Stunbe aog
man bic 2ei6e ans ufer, Sreb. Qbs
bott mar 50 Sabre alt unb Elm aufges
pedter Sunge.
= @bas. Serf bat abermals cine
StraBenfeilerei b%eitanben, biesmal nit
8. s, Meper, geliber Der &urioiitdtenz
6anblung ant Mlamo>pla3a. 9ie ul1s
Leblanc Nfaire ipielte ii9 am Mpntag
Mbenb I ubr Dor Dem Maperid 6oz
tel ab.
= Sic Darlington 2iga belt am
Montag (Waibingtons @eburtStag)
cine iebr sablrei6 beiu6te 8eriamm=
lung ab, in pel6er bas 8orgeben bel
Nationalen 2iga, mel6e benz aDnsret
Die Mnnabme bes 16. Nmenbements
CUR 8unbesperfafung empfieblt, NOS
bur6 Stat uno Stride fir miner se.
trennt bleiben unb al unb jeber fird=
l:6e Ginflub BON unferen @olfsl6ulen
fern gebalten merben ion, auf bas na9=
briidli6te gutgebeiBen utb unteritiib1
mirb. Sic bieiige 2iga tpiro 1i9 an
Der petition, in mel9er bic Notbmen.
bigfeit Der Snfraftiebung bieies Is.
Nmenbements bargelegt pirb, bethel.
| liQen.
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fem, tpel1e man bD6itens einem 9leue
hinge per3eiben fDnnte, mel6er nit Der
egoi1tii6en &iidli6tslofigfeit bes at1ez
rifanifden golitifers nod ni6t Ses
fannti6aft gema6t bat.
SaB pon BEN 16 punftelt, pel6e bic
@inberufungszg rDflamation ben Nbgez
orbneten CUR 8eratbung unterbreitet,
I'M fl1rsen 3eitraum bp1t 80 Sagen nur
Sic aler bringenbft notbipenbigen CUR
@rlebigung fomm'n f0nner, tebt 10
unspeifelbaft felt, baB matr beinab
periu6t iei11 m0dte a1taunebmel1, 9err
Sogg babe Der 2egislatur abf9tli6 10
biele @ufgaben geitelt, bamit m0gli6lt
tpenige bappn gelDit merben. Die @i11z
tbeilung bes Staates in tteue @abl>
9titrifte, bic @rpdbllng eites 8unbesz
Ienators unb bic SnfraftleBung Der
pom Gplf angerommenen GerfaHutgsz
Nbdnberungen, bas pirb 10 siemli9
Naes ieiu, mas fertig gebra6t tperben
fan1t.
leber BEN N1tsfaa Der Senatortpabl
ii6 ieBt, ipp bic gntf6eibung 10 tabe be-
ppr1tebt, in baaripaltenoe Si5fuiliorer
urb 8ere6nungen ein5ulaiien, ipiirbe
mebr als unniiB iein. Sebenfals miro
BAG &eiultat Der Qbitimmung int @uiin
aber cine Qrt BON 5ineer5eig fem, melz
DIES auf Die Nbfimmung iiber Die @ouz
perneurswabl binpeiit, 10 unlt6er a116
in Splge bes @irrtparrs in bet tera~
nii6en YarteiperbdltniHen ieber 8orz
ausblid 1T. Cine Sbatia6e 1T aber
iiber, baB aae bisber an bas 2t6t gee
tretenen 8euerber Inn bas @Duperz
rteurss @mt, 5ogg, iopie @larf nnb
Sutton, es nibt peritarben baben, 8ez
geiterung fir li6 i'm 8olf, unb befpr=
bers lit ben 6armerfreiien gu ers
tpeden. Gin groBer She'll bes Sarmerz
bunbes neist li6-pie es it6 bon Sag
5uSag mebr 5eigt-immer enti6ieOener
ben 6orberungen Der nSritten Bartei"
au, menn bic 2eute aud immer nod
baran teitbaltert, li6 9emofraten. l1nb
3tpar Seferion'f6e Semofraten gu
tenten !
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0eriammltng BET .8entithem Tag.
0s%felfdaft."

Die @eriammlung am Montag Nbenf
mar gut beiu9t. Ser 9orfiBenbe beg
Sinanafomitss, 6err 90fIing, beri6tet.
er babe ii6 iiber5eugt, baB Die BON
Brd1tbenten %gefDrbeerte Summe bpr
$500 auf3ubrineen lei. Ser 8ar.
tbolomaet beri6tet bafeIbe unb prdii:
bent S6ramm erfldrt Ii9 nit benz BE.
J ri6t 5ufrie0en.
! 9err 90fling tpiiuf9t, baB fein Self
ausbe5ablt merbe, ausgehommen BIT
@nipeifungen ,iinb bonn 6inanafomitt
beitdtigt,
Serr S@ramm bemerft, Dab bieies
MIR bann gefeben tonne, tpentt fi6 bag
beiagte &omite regelmdBig an ben Ser
iammlungen betbeilige. Ma9 ldngerer
re6t animirter 9ebatte blieb Bic Sadie
einifmeilen unentf9ieben, ba fein be-
itimmter Qntrag geteat tpurbe.
Iuf Outrage 6errn S6ulpirtbs, mas
sund6it gu tbun fei, bemerft 9err 86rz
rer, baB Die &eile mad Nem Srleans
5tpeds Sef6aHung Der &oitime in Sra
ge fdme.
Serr Gromberg fragt an, Oh bas
Gelb fir Die &eife pDshanben lei. Ser
! prdlibent bemerft, bas lei Sadie bes
6inan5fomites.
9err S0ffing benft ni6t autorilirt gu
iein, obne Sanftion bes Gentralfomites
bas @elb fir bic &eiie &c. s1 perausz
gaben. Na6 ldngerer Debate in Be-
rem 8erlauf 9err 9enfel barauf binz
tptes, baB er es fir better 6alte, penn
$1,000 fir 11ete &D1tiime, tpenit nDtbia,
bier am plag berausgabt tpiirben, mas
Der prdfi6ent enti9ieben fir unm0gli6
erfldrt, ffellte 6err 8artbolomaei BEN
Intrag, baB prdiibeltt S6ramm mad
Stem Orleans reife, UNI bie n0tbigen
aoftiime 5l bei6affen.
Sa bic Nbitimmung Stimmenglei6s
belt ergab unb 6err S6ramm erfldrt,
u1ter ben umitdnbe1 fem @mt nieberz
legen au miiiien, tpurbe 9err 8artbolo=
maei eriu6t, feinen Nntrag babin at
%ameabiren, baB Serr S9ramm feinen
aauffontraft abf6lieBe, obne porber
enttpeber perf0nli6 pber per 5elegramm
an bag @entralfomite 81 beri9ten u1b
be1en gntf6eibung %abautparten. Sic
4bfimmnng, bic bur6 Stimm3ettel
erfolgte, seigte mieber Stimmenglei1s
beit.
Seim nd6lten Ballot itimmten 8 fir
unb 6 gegen bic &eife, ba ii6 inapii6en
einige Selegaten entfernt batten.
Jta6bem 9err S9ramm ben Nltpez
fenben wieberbolt erfldrt, baB er fem
limit nieberlege, ba feline @intra9t i'm
&omits unb Sppoitior gegen i'm unter
ben 9elegaten berri6e unb na6bem er
oas aomits eriu6t bate, ii6 mad eitem
lleuen prdiibenten un15uieben, famb
S9luB Der 8eriammlung ftatt. Sie
3eit Der nd6ften 8eriammlung murbe
nod ni6t feItgeiebt.
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California Meine.

Weinliebbaber finben ein groBes Go
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. 5. Mener am Mamos
plaaa. 9err Sleeper iu9t Die Weine
an Ort unb Steae aus unb fanft brett
aug benz Seller Der Weinaii9ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es linn ftets, bic
beften S5rten aus3utpdblen. @r farm
feline &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Srupfen nerfeben. @oibz nnb
MeiB : Weine In boraigli9er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @aqone - frei
ina 0aua aeliefert.
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Pears
Soap

Cine fediee Raut If, ebenio
pie ihledte 5dhne, UNI 70 all
fto6issr, ais 8eioes meiitens leidt
81 permeioen 1T.
Die poren fino sefhlonen. IN
ether minute fam man Dem natirs
lid niht abbelfen, pielleiht aber in
einem monat.
llimm pieI Settle, ninnm otr
9euiiseno 5eit uno mafbe DID
oft; CUTE Seife mirft ielba i'm
ueberfuf barmIos. 6ebrauhe
pears SEIZE - Ole feline 2llfa.
lien, nidts wis Seife entbdlt.
IN Sdoen jeoer Dirt gu BADEN,
befonoers in 4potbefen, uno Seute
jeoen Stanoes eebrauhen ie.
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Weue beutibe Qlpptbete,
~. & M, 8alteDer, 800 81 Spm.
ffun : Etrafe.

Die 9erren 81. & %. 9alteper, err
fabrene @potbefer unb Gbemifer, baz
ben in No. 800 SfzSoutonftrabe cine
Seuti6e Npotbefe etablirt. Oie Ger
rem fibren ielbitoeritdnbli9 ein poles
2ager bDn 9rpguet aler Dirt, Batent=
mebiainen, 9oiletteitartifel etc. unb merz
ben b~efonbers Der &eeeptur lire 9arptz
aufmerfiamfeit f6enfen. 8eibe finb
in ibrem Sadie i'm Morben, fopie in
Seuti6lanb a~usgebil6et morben.
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gamosk
0mimine
6aars9pmtc,

Elm bemdbrtes Mittel ben Saarea feline
natirli9e Sarbe unb 2eben uieber3us
geben. gs beieitigt S6uppen Dolitdn<
Big unb perbinbert bas Nusfaaen Der
Saare, inbem es bic seiun6e 3bdtigfeit
Der &opfbaut anregt unb 0as Jorts
tpa6fen bes Qaares ii6ert. IS 1T bols
fommen frei bon siftigen Subftansen.
preis per Slaf9e 81. Nur alein prds
parirt BON Oscar SampSB.
9auptnieberlage in Grpnsfis Mpotbefe,
MilitdrzY lasa unb Sib JloresfraBe,
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Cages Wenisfeiten.
8 II | 3.

~ " " =.
= Senator Yalmer, BON Dem in
lebter 3eit biel bic &ebe lit, felt er feiz
men Nntrag CUR bireften @rpdblu1tg Der
8unbessS enatoren bur9 bas 8olt einz
gebra6t Fat unb BON Dem es bereits
bieB, baB Der ais ganbibat Ser Demo-
fraten gegen 9ia ltnb @lepelanb aufz
geftelt perben tpiirbe, bat iebt cine Gr=
fldrung ber0hentli9t, in tpel1er er auf
bas entf6iebenbte fir bic Domination
@lepelanbs eintritt.
Sie 9ilzD emofraten bes Staates
Stem Dorf baben iib in ibrer platform
gu @uniten Der Doppeliudtrung aus
geipro6en. Serner ipri9t ii6 bic plate
form gegen GENERALIZATION, fir cine
ipariame @ermaltung unb fir cine
grunbli6e Steuer> unb 3en : &eform
aus.
Ser Sampfer uSnbiana" bat,
i6%perbelaben nit MebI unb anberer
9ebensmitteln, ben Safeu bon pbiIaz
belpbia perlaHen. Die 2abung Der
pSnbiana" 1T fur bic Notbleiben6en in
&uBlanb beftimmt. IS linb aues 2ies
besgabeM aug Y~biIabelpia. 9as 51if
rentbdlt 0 1000 Sad Mebl unb ferner 8
@ar=2aDungen @etreibe, 8obnen, Sped,
Sal5fleii9 unb Yrdferpen.
Sn Der gtdbe BON Greebe, SOL,
bat ein Minen : proipeftor Namens
8ranbel I'M 8at6elorz8 erge cine 96ble
entbedt, beren @dnbe aus SilbererS
beiteben, bas einen @ertb BON ca. $10,z
600 per Sonne bat.
Muslanb.
- 8raf 8aGeftrem nerlas int beutz
i6en &ei6stage cine grfldrung I'M
Namen Der gentrums partei, in tpele
der er bic Sorberung Der &iidberufung
Der Seiuiten I'M Ingeit6te Der Oppoz
itiOn Der &egierung unb Der 4gitatipn
iiber bic S6ulDorlage formea auriid3og.
n9ie Gentrumspartei," 10 ertldrte er,
rber5i6te ni6t auf ibr &e9t, Bic Giidz
berufung Der Seiuiten gu forbern, aber
tie niinf6e gegentpdrtig ben Streit
5nii6en BEN Parteien iiber bic S6uls
frage bur6 cine lol6e Gorberung ni6t
gu perbittern."
Ser lrr1tlttttge trlbere Yre6iger
SOblinfe aus aroHen, pelder am lebz
ten Sonntag ben G~ottesbienf I'M Ser.
liner Dome bur6 3wi6enrufe unter=
brad, mdbrenb Der Safer augesen mar.
1T elmer S%rrelanftalt iibermiefen pore
ben.
: Cine fir Mdnner Der 9ifenz
i9aft bo6tntereKante Mittbeilutg erts
bdlt cine Ma6ri6t aus &ont, baB bort
cine Sanbi6rift Sorquato 9aRo's aufz
gefunben purbe, Die bon elmer bisber
unbefannt gebIiebenen &eiie bes 9idz
tiers nod 4egppten &unbe giebt.
Sas baDrif6e Minilterium lat
an bas stpeite @rmee=Gsrps elm S6reis
ben geri6tet, dbnli6 bemienigen bonn
prin3en Gsorg BON Sa6ien an bas ~.
4rmeecorps, tporin geiagt 1T, baB bic
Sffi3iere fir bic an ben Solbaten bers
iibten @~rauiamfeiten serantportli6 ae-
madt perben iOaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-23
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ret3une nnc Gbipannnng, perurio@t bur@ Zen hberz
mdbtgen @ennb ben &Ifcbcl oter 9aFat SdIaflpRas
tn &abnfnn ausa:tet unb aIsemetaes Gleab, Ste6s
ttuun nnn LOB berbstfhbrt. SIS 1T AUD Elm SeiImitteI
segen trhb1etttses Glternt sesen ~flnfruHtbarfett, Sn,s
petenb BET betben GefGleHtern, Spermatrrrbcea, pers
srfa3t tur4 setftse r1eberanfrensuns cber bure
Snsen6lhnsen. Se6e Saattel entIdlt BITE Sur fur
stnea wpnat. $1.00 BITE SGa9tel, pber 6 ghadteln
fhr 300, bnr4 BITE 9cft 9e9en Gtnisnonna teB Iretfes.
9etr saranttren, bas s Sao@tein iebea Tad betIen
ueroen: BRttjeeer Bereunns fur 8 S@aAteln, bic bet
ans NIT BEN yretie %etnlduft, ienben rStr Dem Sedeler
unferep }9riftli@en @arantte : Shetu, bab rtr bag
@elh turhdl9tfen, irenn has Mtttel feline Setluna Sc.
ntrtt. SnIde SAeine werben nur a~usSeftsut pom
gttr prng Stere lainsise Nsenten) &c. 8 Gaf
commerce Street, Gan Mntpnfp, Gerea.