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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
GAME IN THE ADlRONDACkS.
The King Buck Of the Mountains al Last Falls
Before the Hunter.

A1BaxY. Nov. i7.-Sportsmen generally
are agreed that the season of 1892 in the
Adirondacks has been unusually success
full. Fish and game have been abundant
and some of the biggest trout and deer
knows, in the history of backwoods sport.
ing have been captured.
According to Nelson A. Cheney. an All
thori,y on fishing and shooting, Sas-
pound buck was killed recently in the Adj
rondacks. He measured 81 inches arourd
the neck just back of the head and the
longest pike on one beam was i3 inches.
The big buck had been seen several times
by sportsmen during the past few years
Apparently it had no fear of dogs that were
put on his track and on one occasion il at
tucked and drove off two hounds that were
on its trail. |, is said that this is the Iarg.
est deer ever killed in the Adirondscks-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
STRIKE At RAvERH!Ll
BY Byron Noyes' Turners-The Company Wave
Opened Free Shop.

-HAvEEBut, Nov. 1.-THE price list
trouble in the tnrned work department of
,he Byron Noyes Shoe Company's factory
cuiminaied in strike, and 20 employees
are ont. The company have opened a free
shop and the signs indicate that settle
ment will not be reached at present.
The strikers claim that the company q
..prices are much less than those paid for the
same work by other manufacturers. and il
would be an Act OF injustice to them to ac-
/ eept its price list.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
KeNTUckIAhs RISE IN A BODY.
They Prevent The Sale Of Land Tor Delinquent
Railroad Taxes.

GRAYsoS, ny, Nov. 1.-THE citizens Of
Grayson were reminded of war times when
more than 800 mounted men entered the
town and rode through the principal streets.
followed by nearly an equal number on
foot The demonstration was caused by
the railroad tax. Collector Peter Brown
had levied upon some land and advertised il
for sale at the court house door, Hna the
citizens of the country hal risen in body
to oppose the sale
4 committee waited on Brown and hi.
was induced to forego the sale and resign
his collectorship after which the citizens
retired in an orderly manner TO their homes.
This settles the railroad tax question in
Carter county, as it will be impossible to
find anyone to accept the collectorsbiP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
FUNERAL ON BICYCLES.
Novel Way CycIer Chose 10 Be Carried 10
the Grave.

Lospos, Nov. IA funeral OIL bicycles
took place yesterday at Redditch. &. James,
captain Of the Rcdditch Town Cycling
Club. died on Friday last. and just before
his death requested tina, his body should be
conveyed TO the cemetery on bicycles. The
coffin was laid upon platform draped in
black and erected on four bicycles. four
men in the uniform of the club acting ~
bearers. Preceding the coffin was con-
,ingent Of the members of the club. all rid
ing their wheels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
STRIKE snlL ON


HOMESTEAD. Pa. Nov. i7.--It is re-
ported that 80 laboring Huugarians and
Slavs made application at the mill to-day
for work and were taken in, while l5g
others hal their applications accepted.
Chairman Craw ford Of the advisory board
this afternoon said The strike is still on.
This thing Of declaring it off is all bosh.7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
FORGED MR.. BlAlNE'S NAME.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 17-This afternoon a
neatly dressed man called ut the banking
house of Dubois 4 Co. of this city and
presented 80 day promissory note for
500, made payable to Hon. James Il.
Blaine, and bearing that statesman's forged
Endorsement. The note was signed I'D. :.
Carraway, Pension Office,
The teller told the customer that he
would have to call again in an hour, as
they had to send for some money and he
could then get the note cashed. In the
meantime the police were notified, aud when
the man returned he was arrested.
He admitted that he had forged Mr..
Blainc's name to the note, "a he was hard
up. lie said his name was Davis >. Cara.
way, that he was married, and was clerk
in the pension office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
AN ELECTRIC ROAD


ArnrRS, Nov. Iii Special There is
project on foot in the two cities looking
to the building of an electric railroad from
Auburn to Mechanic Falls. The route in
view is by the way of Minot Corner, direct
to the Falls The Legislature will be asked
this winter for charter The road will
open up large territory for workingmen
in the cities to build upon and afford adj
vantages to citizens of Mechanic Falls, who
are obliged to come here to market. The
project has been under consideration
for sometime and meets with the approval
of Mechanic Falls people. Estimates of
the cost have been made and the money
cen be easily obtained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18

Bo-rox. Nov. I7.--During the pre-eB,
term of the United States circuit court and
on a date agreed upon by counsel. the IA
nous case of National Soldiers Home
against Gen BENJAMIN f Butler will come
mp for trial. The case has been tried once
before, when veriiet was rendered sgains,
Gen. Butler. An appeal was taken to thu
supreme court of the United States and I
new trial was ordered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
10 fin a Princes Empty rurse.

LoSpos, Nov. IA iiitlc job 10 assist
the impoverished purse Of Prince Louis Of
Ba,tenburg IL likely to be brought before
Parliament ri at an early date. II u pro-
posed 20 appoln, him naval adviser 10
the inspector general of for,ifcatlons. The
office Il virtually sinecure. hut IL would
give an excuse for paying him $3.50 u year
ou, of the public purse, Of which amount
be il very badly in need, asihc Queen In.
.ists on lis wearing Dew Highland suit
every time she takes him to Balrnorsl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
THE CONDUCTORS
And Their Friends Enjoyed
Themselves at Lewiston.
Last Night, at Their Annual Ball.
The Hall Beautifully Decorated.
immense crowd-Ihe Pine Tree" Boys Know
How to Entertain in style,

Lgvisrox, Nov. Special City
hall was crowded tonight by the railroad
conductors and their friends. The beauti-
fuI new hall Of shich this city may well
be proud. was tastetully and profusely dec
GRATED and presented a spectacle that cut
show all previous events.
/ non entering the hall on the floor and
under the left gallery was counterpart of
Pullman frawing room car, the interior
being furnished in a sumptuous manner.
The entrance was at the side facing the
aoor The end doors bore the usual eau
tion Passengers not allowed to stand up
Oh the platform.
Along the top was painted in lieu of the
nan,e Of A railroad the name of Pine Tree
Division, and the car was numbered No.
SO the number of the division. There were
also signal lights attached to sockets at each
end. Inside the -ar the reception commit
Zoe held swav. That committee consisted
of the following well known railroad men !;
Geo. f. Whitney, general agent, mon
station. Portland David Pratt, Grand
Trunk. Portland, and s. ). Cahill, station
agent, ". C.. Brunswick.
Along the front of the galleries were
interwoven rel, white and green streamers.
'h t.e iisn' sa''ei - = ~, .ha raa-
asso' ~, ia'io'. i''D'H ,.s. ,.r;I.,,.,, > ,,h;Ia
Nhaliy , Dn ','t 'bo can,-.I chandelier was
7uH uHle'uS" t0'' s-N 80 81 =,
white and green, with heavy gold fringe
''''' - ,,e,,n ..parnatr.l
net %1' 'i'' a., ,.t;.a sid,. Of ,ha han.
rfish''7"iP ~ 'ial,;a,, -, a,,,,lar,.
h'r was wv ,''- ,haarJ,,
'pal,a'l'' ~, VI 'I't NV horn cnnnls
H' '1'' VI ~ ~ w IL. t;rL I'D
81 'il"" ',a's '''s IT, H. arcon nv
"''hi y" ,'e '1' W '-,rai~d h. hrata
'teo''' n.5'',, ,t "m nS;,a a. ,hn ,h;rd degree
e''a.N: "I''V w.. r ~ bich wax adinstea in
'oi'thine,' an a'", va ns,'o,a-.s "n,i i.n,a,n
- -, ,,',n,',' h,.i,T .aen in the hand The
mtdallion WIS surrounded BY the following
" ~ II, t,:;;. ~ ia.
Inscription PINE rec DIVISION, 10; NO; "s'
trdTr OF kall"dS tohuaC'ors' oit
Maine"
This banner was presented 70 'he 'a'ls,oh
by the wives Oh the tleiiioefs VI o'e oiusi'
one year ago and cost s''' IL Is oi 'he
nnest SILK
Along the gallery fronts were also sus-
pended national shields bearing uie names na
~ the rallroadS III the a''sIon uie 'iai"e
Central Boston Name Mohsoh. bahgo.
flscataiulS, 7oniefSs'' i'' ''''"''
dorchester anu "rahd lruhN' --.--.-.-
ne stag "as arrange" III a' 'PPip .a.e
manner thc rear fepre'eh'ihs piiie io'eo,'
Inc IRON. Oh ihe S''ec was loaio' VIZ,
pptten pants Icfus' etS'' mum AIMING
"hlcn arose the s'S"ai n"g' "a 'ns oauIi' a.
red WINE an" green nHr Viioog W." ., oi -; WY
IRON, oi i''eo,ho'iHeS' ''iii''f f, Wv g ~
Oh piah'' ana ie'"' ""', II! iiu"' u:i. W"
miniature forest % "as 9o,'''I,'e" ,mtr 'so"
of,mesNa 81, Vi - i'e'Vs VI a." J-;i,;a,, as.;,
ne po'yvI, was a . "'',,,a" n ,;nas 70
anu iroI' hSo' was '''r" ,.'"y IL .hn '' ~
ackl'oN'',,Se '',e ,'"it! Pau''t , ~,
''l'hce, ihe ''''o" "'H was "'e i>'''
programme
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
To Prevent she grip

Or any other similar epidemic, the blood
and the whole system should be kept 10
healthy condition. If yon feel worn out
or have that tired feeling" in the morning
do not be guilty of neglect. Give immediate
attention TO yourself. Take Hoods Sars@-
parilIa to give strength. parity the blood and
prevent disease.
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, jaaudice, bill.
iousness. sick headache, constipation.
d&wfolrmehd&v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
FROM THE FRONTIER.
An Indian Trader Tells His
Story Of Kickapoo Indian
SagWa.
Cured Of a Distressing Stomach
Trouble by kickapoo Sagwa-
First learned of the Medicine
through q Souix indian.

Here .s another story from the frontier Of
the wonderful curative properties of tho
kickapoo Indian Remedies, and proof OF
their high regard among the frontiersmen
| and Indians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
THE RUSSIAN OefIciT
10 be Met BY Excise Taxes on tesu'ics and
Many Other Articles.

81 PErrrssusG, Nov. l5.--With the
view to meeting the deficit ,n .l'e budget.
the government will raise excise duties OF
,obocco. brandy, beer, pbosphOrous,
matches and petroleum, Extra taxes will
be- placed on inhabited hoorcs, forests and
salt. Exemptions from military service will
be taxed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
Calais Democrats IubiIant.

CALAIS. Nov. I7.--The city is in posses
sion of the jubilant Democracy tonight,
and guns are booming. bonfires burning
with many private dwellings and stores
brilliantly illuminated. There was large
torchlight procession, winding up with hre'
works and speeches by prominent Demo
crate. at St. Croix hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
BAlFOUR WINS
And the Petition Against His Being RsturNsd
10 Parliament Dismissed.

LoSpoS, Nov. 1.-THE court has dis
missed the petition against the return Of
Arthur J. Balfour. Mr.. Balfour contested
East Manchester at the last general election
and bis opponent, Prof. Munro, (ilalston-
ian }, was defeated b, 1913 votes.
The Liberals claimed that Mr.. Balfour's
agents were guilty Of corrupt practices and
they accordingly peritioped the court to
declare his election void. Mr.. Balfour was
awarded costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18

wAsHfSsTos. Soy. i7.-The following
pensions have been granted Maine people
Original, Thomas y. Rogers, Alsin Brown,
John W. Ross. A. NJ. Remick. Michael r
Tunnes. Henry Atkinson: increase George
W. Laid: reissue, George Metcalf origin
al, widows. ETC.. Elizabeth Dyer. Amanda
N. Horn, Sarah 4. Lsdd, Sabra c. YOUNG,
Sally Mcfarland, Betsy andrews, Sara
MCGOWAN, Hiram Warren father
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
OHIO REPUBLICANS
Map Out Campaign for 1893 and Highly
Compliment Gov. Mckinley.

CoLrMnrs, Ohio. Nov. iI.-There was
a largely attended meeting of the State
League of Republican Clubs here today
Arrangements were made to open the cam
paign for Governor, states officers and
members of the Legislature at the NJ 1t
state convention of the league, Fcbru-
AIRY IA.
A resolution was unanimously adopted,
recognizing the untiring efforts of Governor
Mckinley to bring about national victory
in 1892 upon the lines of the protective tar
iff; renewing allegiance 10 those princi-
pies: urging that the same be made the
leading issue in 1898; and enthusiastically
endorsing Governor Mckinley's adminisira-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
Threw PrejudieAside
Tried . Medicine Made in His
own City, and was Cured
On a severe Attack Of Dyspepsia-tn-

W Severe Attack Of Dyspepsis--tn-
other Testimonial which Prove. That
Bidd~n's Compound - King In >to,n-
Arb Tronbiesr-Wh~n All Other Nesii-
ctDes Faiisd to Help. Hldd~n's Goas-
pound Cured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
LOST AN ARM.
"A Canadian Pacific Brakeman Thrown from a
Train and Badly Injured.

BaSGoR. Nov. l6.-A special to the
Wing from Greenyille says that Paul Peaks,
a brakeman on Canadian Pacific mixed
train was thrown from moving train to-
day by the breaking of a brake wheel near
Askwith station, The crew went back and
fouuT him with an arm broken and badly
injured. He was taken TO Greenville,
where the doctors amputated his arm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
SIX MEN MISSING
From Collier Pretoria. Burned al Brest--
Eleven Of the Crew Saved.

LoSDoS, Nov. l7.--Collier Pretoria.
Glasgow for Bordeaux, caught fire and
sank near Brest yesterday. Th" captain
and five men are missing. Eleven OF the
crew were saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
MS STATEMENT DENIED.
Said That No Statue Of Gen. Sherman Is
Being Made At Westerly.

PROVIDENCE, X. L., Nov. lin refer
ence to the remarks of Gen. Sherman's son
at the Army of Tennessee meeting at ST.
Louis, an inquiry at Westerly fails to sub
stantiate the reverend gentleman's remarks.
No statue of Gen. Sherman is being made
or detained in that town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18

The following letter from G. s. Asay, the
Indian trader and interpreter of Rushville.
Nebraska, gives positive proof OF the ctra.
tive, tonic, and blood purifying qualities or
kiekapoo Indian sagwa.
RTsHVILLF. NEBRASKA, juno y.
Sometime ago after suffering severely with
stomach trouble. and dyspepsia which nad
been greatly aggravated by the alkali water
of the western country. and when l had
reached that stage where could frequently
hold nothing on my stomach, and would
even throw up water rs soon as drank,
learned from a Sioux Indian who had been
on a visit to the kfckapoo tribe of a wonder.
full remedy eailed "Sagwa." got lin to
maTkable. I tried to get more from the
Indian. but he would not let me have more OF
his. He priced it so much he would not give
1t up. then learned that Healy < Bigeluw.
Of New Haven. Conn, had an arrangement
with the kickapoo tribe. and was putting
their remedies on tine market. l sent and got
bottle and found il to be the same as thst
had procured from the Sioux Indian. ] got
more, and after the use of . few bottles,
was not only relieved but entirely cured, and
hare sf1yed cured srsr since
can eat anything set before me. Salt
Bacon, which used to have a most distressing z
Indian. I have also used the kickarou
Indian Saive for my horses, vhen they have
been cut severely on harbed wire fences, and
1t heals them right up.
cannot speak too highly Of the KickApoo
remedies. l keep them all in my tr1tinS
post, and eheerfaily recommend it TO anv
one
G. S. ASAY.
, Indian Trader and int rprcter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
WHOLESALE STEALING
Carried on by Municipal Officers Bring Them
all 10 Grief.

viESsA. Nov. I7.--Ail the officials of
the suburban municipality Of Aspersdorf
have been arrested for cmbezzlenent Of
public funds. The prisoners number H..
The extent and method of their fraud il
not known
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18

Bosros. Nov. lT.--For New England ;
Friday. increasing elouiiness. rain, con-
tinned warm south To southeast Winds. in
creasing in force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
Nothing New in Borden Hearing.

TAUNTON, Mass, Nov. II. - Nothing
particularly new or startling in the line OF
evidence was produced in the Borden hear
ing today, most of the witnesses having
testified in the lower court at the prelimi.
nary trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18

Locke, Pennington. George p Thomas
f. c. Lasseiie, Fred McIntire, Portland
George b. Farnham, Waterville.
Financially the concert and bail was a
sneeess, and socially il was perfection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
20 PER CENT. OFF
u Ysu Gsio WorIss Fair BY the IS MiIes an
Ness Trains.

NEW YoRs. Nov. i..--The presidents Of
the trunk lines today ratified the reduction
of 20 per cent. in passenger rates to Chi
cago during the Worlds Fair, on all trains
which take more than 35 hours TO make the
d.stanfe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
AGED Norridqewock Man Fractures His Leg

NoErtpGEwock, Nov. 1t Special -
Mr.. George b. Gilman, "a farmer. about
90 wears of age. was thrown from MS
carriage this evening, fractnring leg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18
eaR AND WARNER
10 the lnSieatien Tor Maine. With Sestheriy
Winds Increasing.

WasHIsGTos, Nov. l1.-For Maine /:
Generally fair, slightly warmer; soatherly
winds, increasing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-18

enEEy Send three &C. stanps - pay post
= ~ Il 8. age. aad We will nail yes free 2
thrilling and Intensely tstsrestisx hoek e Ia
..r.s entitled ..LIrE AND SCENES ANON6
FHT YICEAPOO INDIANS Tells ali sboat
he l.dians. Address, nEALI . Bi6ELOW, 81
Crsnd Avenne. New navsns CeaA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14

Die
W6&eutli4e Treie Yrthe far 9egss
eri@eint
ieoen pemusraAS
unb foifet
S2 so fttr baS Sahr sees 41.2x tAs
e Wsnate tn W0sauebesahiasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14
,1ee e. :" oLTSoT,
iebr su empfeblen unb fOllte erpdblt

iebr gu empfeblen unb follte eripdblt
lperben.
9err @bas. 2ange ift alS Gommiis
ltoner beg Be3irfes, pel6en bis iebt
9err 9onig bertrat, aufsetreten; aud
er 1T ein aufgetldrter freilinniger
Wtann, beBbalb iuiinf9e i5 aud ibm
bic beiten @rfolge.
9err %. Weitboif bat fid) bon bem
@uero Gef6dft f6om Dor Sabresfrit
surudge3ogen nnb bat fi9 nun in Der
gtdbe ber 9tabt elm pra1tsolIes 6aus
gebout unb ii9 babel einen Oblgarten
nebft Gutenberg angeIegt. Dies 5tid
1ano umfaBt 10 Mder, 10 baB 6err
Wetbotf genug gu tbun bat, nm fi6
bic BesStnnben ale pertreiben. Nber
9err Weitboff lit nod INNER 3beilbas
Der Der Qumber Oarb in g)orftomu
unb gigentbiimer Der garb In @bna,
Sadion gonntp. Sn bemielben Gountp
bat 9err Wefboff nod cine groBe
Nlebran9, iomit bat it6 Der alte 6err
nod ni9t auf ba8 9lltentbeil geiebt,
ion6ern feline 3eit 1T nod bolIitdn6ia
mad mie Dor in Nnipru9 genommen.
@uero bat nun 8 3eitungea, ltdmlid)
bic rDeutf6e &un6i9au" bon 6errn
". 3: ei9bol3 beraussegeben, ferner
oaS rSuero Bulletin" unb ben .Guero
Star. 2eBteres BIatt mnteritiist ben
Goo. 9ogg fir einen 3ipeitem Sermin;
bic beioen erifen Bldtter unterlfiiben
Serrn 8eorge @lart fir @ouperneur.
Sa tommen beutfde 3eitungen aus
bem Staate, tpel6e un8 tets porprez
olgen, bic primdrmabIen gu befuden
unb au Guniten bes 0errn @lart au
ltlmmen. SaS 1T lei6ter ge|agt ais
getbam. Ils in Der bemOtratiiden
@ountp Gonpention su @uero aud
piele Ni6t= Demofraten erldieneu, UNI
ielbftberitdnbli6 fir bic @larfsDeleaas
ten 81 ftimmen, iuurbe ibnen pOm
NorfBenoen flar gema6t unb perlanat,
oaB ite li9 bur6 @brentuort oerpHidls
ten, anb baS bemotratilde S;det au
untertaBen, aud ielbit tpenm Glarf
bic Nomination ni6t erbdIt. Dieie
Seute mtBten beBbalb, I'M Sale Serr
S6gg bic Domination pie6er erbalten
iollte, unbebingt aud fir 9errn Sogg
mdblen, oenn fonit pdren Iie ia lports
bril6te. lin bies iebo6 nidi 5u iperbem,
ltnb eben biele Seutife pieber ausaes
treten, bemna6 1T es nit teber 8etbeili,
guns an ben primdrtpablen au6 ni6ts,
oenn bort iperben Ni6t Oemofraten
slnta6 ipieber berau8geporfen. 9lm
geiten TT es, man ldbt bic Serren Ses
mofraten ibren aarren nod etuas tie
Ter in ben Sred i6ieben uub Der cine
ober Der anbere Gliigel mirb bann id)on
um 9Alfe rufen ilnb benz freilinniaen
elemente bic perionIi6e Greibeit gae
rantlren, banit er ibm 8eiitanb leiitet
ino 0ann 1T es aud 3eit, 8ebineins
gen 81 ltellen.
> 9err $. @lap pleaiants bon @uero,
pelder id,on leit Is Sabren bas 4mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-14

bes Diitrift &i6ters inne bat, 1T in
leinem 9iitrifte iiberaa auf baS pdrm-
ite als &i6ter bes neuen Expectations
8eri6teS empfoblen morben. 6offent-
lid erbdlt Serr pleafantS bic gfominaz
tion Der Demotratit1en @onpention,
benn 5err pleafants 1T elmer Der uns
parteili9iten Hi6ter, tpel6en if nod
geieben babe, 1T er au6 teim Deutideus
batter ober 9ojialiitenfrefer tpie 3ide
ter pas6al bon Mebina Gountp. ed)
babe f6On oft ben 8eridtsiiBun9en
bes Qerrn pleafant5 beigemobnt, rDenn
Seutide ibre Biirgerpapiere berauSges
nommen baben, aber 6ragen tpie iie
Hi1ter pas1al an 0errn Sauer rids
tete, bat 9err pleafant8 nod ME ges
felt. st fennt bic DeutfGen unb ueiB,
oaB biefelben 5u ben beiten unb frieos
ltebenbften 8iirgern beS Staates geb6.
rem. Dies 2eBtere III benz Ri1ter pasz
dol entgangen. Obglei9 er unter
Oeutf6en aufgetua6ien 1T, mittert er
in iebem Sentf9en einen umitiirsler.
Die 6euti6en Gemotratem BON Gos
nal gountD baben 5lpar ben Ri6ter
pasdQl sum &eprdientanten fir ben
4ongreB empfoblen, bod boffe i1, baB
bic bemotratiid)e &onpention fir biefen
gesirt ben 9errn pas9al babin befors
bert, no er bingeb6rt, ndmlid) in bic
politifbe Numpelfammer. Mit Qeuten,
beren Begriffsuermogen 10 bei6rdntt
1T, iuie ba8ienige beS 6errn pasaal,
legen mir ii6erli6 ni1t niel gbre Elm.
Oagegen boHe i6, baB 8i6ter $. Clan
Yleaiants nit GROCER Maioritdt als
Experimentation erlpdblt pirb.
gtodJ einen anberen Wann nil uns
@uero al8 bDben Siaatsbeamten ftels
len, bas 1T Serr @u1tab 56Ieiaer,
tuel6er fid por benz bemotratiiden
&onpent als gommiilioner Der 2anb.
Office empfieblt. Serr S1lel9er 1T
in San 9ntonio geboren, sin Sobn
bes leiber gu friib fit bas Deutihtbum
bon 3eraS ueritorbenen @uitap S1leis
der. 9offentlidJ gebt eS Qerrn Sdleis
der ni6t pie Serrn 8idler, ba6 man
i'm feiner beuti6en @bitammung bal
Der peri6mdbt. Serr 6uitap S6leie
der 1T in ieber 8e3iebuns fdbig bieS
bobe Nmt su befleiben; auf ieben San
1T er benz iebigen aommifioner peit
iiberlegen. 9esbalb tpiinfd)e id1 benz
5reunbe bic beiten @rfoIge.
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