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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11
TALK ACROSS THE BOARD.
CONFERENCES WITH CANADIAN CON-
MISsIONERs COMMENCE.

Blaine First Consults the President to
| Agree How Far Toward Reciprocity We
| Shall Go-The Third Attempt to Come
Together Proves q Success.
| WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 10.-The ne
| gotiations between the United States and
Canada, in regard to reciprocal trade rela-
latlons, were opened formally to-day at a
conference held in the State Department by
the representatives of each Government.
The Secretary of State and General John
| w. Foster represented the United States,
while Canada was represented by commits
sion consisting of Sir John Thompson, Min
lister of Justice, and Attorney General Hon.
Mackenzie Bowel, Minister of Customs
and Militia; Hon. George Foster, Minister
| OF Finance; Mr.. Parmslee, Deputy Commits
sioner of Customs, and Mr.. Stewart, private
secretary. The commission really consists
of the three first named officials, the others
accompanying them as attaches.
This morning Secretary Blaine spent half
| an hour with the President at the White
House, going over the ground to be taken
| by the United States in the coming confer
ences He then, at II O'clock, went to the
State Department and met General Foster
IN the diplomatic reception ROOM The
Canadian delegates, it was arranged, should
proceed to the State Department. They ar
rived about noon, and there was a prelim-
mary session of an hour, during which the
conferees talked "across the board, " as the
diplomatic phrase goes, and arranged the
ground for the coming conferences, which
will last several days.
This series of negotiations is intended by
the Canadian authorities as a preliminary
Interchange of views for the purpose of as
ccrtaining the nature of the subjects that
each side will be willing to discuss and
what form the discussion will take. The
results reached, therefore, will not be final.
The history of the negotiation, in brief, is
as folio@st
elections, Sir Charles Tupper began COM
municating with this Government in his
capacity OF Special Commissioner for Canada,
appointed by the home Government at Lon
don, with view of opening reciprocity
negotiations under the Mckinley tariff
act. Secretary Blaine expressed a will
1ngness to have the subject discussed,
but held out no hopes for a satisfactory
conclusion. The committee appointed to
represent Canada came to Washington and
after conference with Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, met MIR. Blaine. The President was
about to start on his Southern and Western
trip, and as it was not deemed desirable
that SO important a subject should be dis
cussed during his absence, Secretary, Blaine
requested a postponement, which, OF course,
was agreed to. A date in October was later
fixed upon for the continuation of the nego-
tiatious, but when the time arrived Secre-
tary Blaine was in Maine, and the President
suggested delay until his return. The last
request for this conference came some weeks
ago from Canada, and was agreed to by this
Government.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11
FOR M'CLELLAND'S SHOES.

A Fight for Adjutant General Already
1naugurated.
The fight in the National Guard for the
late Adjutant General McClelland's place
has already been inaugurated. The candi-
dates already mentioned for the place are;
Ex-Adjutant General Guthrie, who is a
warm personal friend of Governor Pattison;
Walter Greenland. Quartermaster General,
who is one of the most popular and compe-
tent members of the guard; Colonel Strestor,
Pittsburg postoffice, and Colonel Frank
Magee, Of the Eighth Regiment. Colonel
Magee, it is claimed, has already received
the Endorsement of Secretary Harr1ty for
the place. 1t is not known when the ap-
pointment will be made.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11

James Mulcahey, alias Thompson, and
James Etzell were released from jail yes
terday and at once recommitted. Some
time ago the two men were arrested on
Tenth street while carrying basket of
clothes. They were charged with being
suspicious characters and were sent to jail
for 20 days each. A few days later the
clothes were identified by Mrs Cathrine
McClelland as having been stolen from her
house near Tenth street. She made infor-
nation before Alderman McKenna charg-
ing the men with larceny and they were re-
arrested
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1e SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KE &EW foRx. GE
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Fizsimmons as the Hero Of a Book,

One of the most rapid instances of book
making ever recorded in Pittsburg is that
of Messrs. Mooar and Hill, who in four
days have compiled and published the life
and history of f. G. Fitzsimmons, the thief,
murderer and suicide. The book contains
"a pages and is neatly printed. Included
in its pages are pictures of all those con-
nected with Fitzsimmons' crimes, together
with cuts of the house and room where the
murder took place. 1t carries the incidents
of Fitzsimmons' life down to the last mo-
ment and even follows him to the grave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11

William Amend. $50 West Carson street;
Joseph Grimm. 702 West Carson street
Wholesale-Michael Nimick, 76S West Car
son street.
Thirty-Fffth Ward.
Retail-Robert Smith, Independence street.
Thirty-Sixth Ward.
Retail-Jonathan HAY, No. 1879 Main street;
Charles Turnblazer, Nos. 122 and 124 Wabash
avenue; Herman Schuchman, No. los Steu-
ben street; Charles Sellers, No. 209 Main
street.
Wholesale-William C. Gundelfinger, 15S
Steuben street.
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viii Be on the Track This Summer.

Captain Sam Brown went east last even
ing. He said he would be on the track
again this summer with some fast horses.
He intended to retire several years ago,
but as he had number of yearlings and
couldn't get his price for them he con-
cluded to develop them. He had 3-year-
old trotter that made mile last season in
2:32. Pat Higgins, the trainer, has as
sured the captain that the horse will go a
mile in 2:20 this summer, or he won't ac-
cent q cent for training him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11
ONE CENT A DOSE.

Nobody likes being sick, yet many are
willing to be SO rather than face heavy doc
tors bill. But what's the use of suffering at
all when relief and cure may be purchased at
the rate of one cent a dose, by using Bur-
dock Blood Bitters, medicine that is guar
anteed to cure or relieve all diseases of the
stomach, liver and bowels. Two great
sources of disease are Dyspepsia and Con-
stipation. They cause Headache, Bilious
ness, Dizziness, Palpitation and Impure
Blood, which in turn causes pimples, boils,
blotches, tumors, scrofula and similar dis
cases. thus affecting the entire system. We
guarantee Burdock Blood Bltters if faith
fully used according to directions, to cure
Dyspepsia and Constipation and all diseases
springing from them, and will refund the
money to any person not satisfied after
using the whole or part of the first bottle.
FOSTER, M1LBURN & CO.,
feblTTsSu Buffalo, n. Y.
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nue.; Fred Doepke, Spring Garden road; Franz
Neuber, Spring Garden road.
West Liberty.
Retaii-Adolph Demme, Old Washington
road; John Frost, Washington avenue, oppo-
site the terminus of Boggs avenue.
Wilmerding.
Retan-Joseph Redfern. Herman avenue
and Station street; Michael McKenna, West
nghouse avenue and Station street.
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Miss Fay Can Have a License.

Anna Eva Fay will be allowed to go on
with her spiritualistic exhibits. She called
on Chief Brown yesterday morning, and,
after explaining her side of the case fully,
induced him to reconsider his action and
agree to issue her license for next Mon
day night.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11

BEAUTIFUL wool-fnish cotton challies at
1Oc yard. Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11

MORE 25c printed sateens at lie to-day. /,
Jos. HORNE & Co. 8,
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11
To Lat Aduertiaarnar

To Let Advertisements.
Especially good variety to-day. Read
them carefully.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11
Special Rent Lists

Special Rent Lists
Advertised to-day. Do not fail to read
them
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-11
M'KEESPORT.

Retail-Catherine Hester, Nos. 400 and 402
Hughey street; Mrs. Barbara Zimmerman,
No. 105l Walnut street; Jacob Hugo Fifth
avenue and Locust street; Leonhard Dorr,
No. $50 Fifth avenue; William F. Hunter,
Nos. 4N and 406 Walnut street; Lewis N
Morgan, Nos. .3l2, 314 and Sl6 Market street;
Frederick p. Hunkle, Nos I06, 1Os and ITO
Diamond. street; Benjamin Reiter, Nos. II
and 10 Third avenue; Thomas A. Richards,
Nos. SET and 529 Fifth avenue; William Ed
ward, Nos. S331a and S35 Fifth avenue; Joseph
Gantsch, No. HOO Locust street; James d.
Holding, Fifth avenue and White street;
Jacob Leger, Jr., No. 223 Market street;
David Goodfriend, No. 232 Fourth street;
Samuel Shaffer, Fifth avenue and Center
street; Bernard Morris, Fifth avenue and
Sinclair street; David Raible, Nos. 5T9 and
ISL Fifth avenue; Thomas NJ. Connolly, No.
5l9 Fourth avenue; Peter Koch, No. 3l1 Mar
ket street; John Weiss, No. l3l Fifth avenue;
Peter w. Schmidt, Nos. All and 4l9 Market
street; Peter Gross, Diamond and Market
streets; John Steinhilber, No. 124S Walnut
street; j. S. Blattner, No. 42s Fourth street;
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tpmroe, lit i,erfif IN ser MdnHerrnul=
anifalt 8orD bet GilIen seitorben.
areisl bat iid 1T %ieiler 9aft rubis be-
tragen.
9in3. Sn Der letten 3eit babsn in
perldiebenen Srten, 10 III @0r5, SEQ
ben, Erieit, @ies, Manden, Stalienet
aus Der 9ropin3 l1bine, gum Tbeil nit
Slid, periu6t, fali6e 8inf5is@@ uloens
Staatsnotet aus5useben. Sn ubine
i9eint eine Gabrif FOLDER Saliififate gu
eriitirer, tpel6e Die fall9en Soften burd
ttaltenii1e Nrbeiter an ben Mann gu
brinsett fudt. go fat In Hieb ber
Siegeli1ldger unb 6ausbeftser Sran,
Nlte aus 8uja, grooin5 l10ine, mebrere
Galiiffate perauSgabt. Nunmebr lit e.
~9eluugen, ut Minhen mebrere Yerfos
men bel Der Musgabe BON TaIlifitatea gu
perbaften.
Bras. @s birfte sewiB ni9t allse=
nteirl befaunt ietn, oaB 5u ben 5ablreibea
MuSfnbrsatern, tpel9e aus B6bnlen aul
benz Bafiertpese mad Qau1burs, seben,
aud lebenbe Slide 9eb6ren, tpel9e Der
bortisen 8ep0lferun9 cine iebr mtllfouts
meme Nbme6]eluns auf benz nit Gee
fiiden alter Nrt lonlt reihli6 neriorsten
6tlhmarfte bieten. Die 8er1uhe, bte
beliebten rb6bmiiden 9arpfen" bel ben
bortigen6 ausfrauen ein3nbirsern, ipurs
ben in Ser jiin9iten 3eit in gr0berem
Wtabltabc anS9eflbrt uno batten ben
beften @riolg. Sine sr0Eere 0abnns,
$4,000 friide Slide aus benz 9roBerl
Srauenberger Teide amfa6enb, lit bieler
Gage mieber 3u S1iffe 1la1 Samburg
a~b9e9an9en uno fano Die raideite Ibs
,1ablne.
Bubapeft. Der 6urltprimas bon
un9arit, &lauoius 8aBarD, bot anges
orbnet, baB fir Die Nrn,eit Der Yore
ftdbte @rats nno bes Marftaefens
Ssentg1Drgg cine Bolfsflbe errihtet
perOe. SIN Sinblidc auf bic Gboleras
epidemic fat er ferner anseorbnet, bab
baS er5bil6Dfltde Rotbe &reusz6oipital
i'm Bebarfsfalle ben Beb6roen. our Ser
figung geitellt fperoe. Da ferner Die
8emobner Der 0oritabtc fei1 seniebs
bares Erilfpailer baben, bat Der Siirft=
prtr1as bic Beniisung Der er5bii10flideu
Waierleituns freise9eben lito befoblen,
oab III ben Bolfsfiihen jeber Nrrne lt1s
tntseltli6 Speiien D~erabfcl9t erbalte.
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Wien. Reid an Jabren unb @6reu
1T am 1. Nopember b. 8. oas ebetnalias
Oberbaupt Der Stabt @ien, @buaro
Ritter b. ubl, seftorben. Der Gnts
i9lafene Fat lpobl feine @eIdidte aes
madt, aber fem yiane lit NIT Ser GIRO
nit Wiens etise perfniipft. Gsin gro6es
Talent, obne berporragetoe Senntnilie
bot Gonarb ubl bod 6ie Gbrenftelltr,
~ tpeldyen i'm bas Bertrauer feiner
Wtitbiirger berief mad Grdften ausee,
flllt. AuBer Der oemndAft aur Or
offliiltg 9slangenoen 6ernalssS ttafrin.
Ger DolfSfiife in Der WihtelaaIie Nib
nod einent Beihlulle bes Worifonocs
oes Grffen @ierer Bolfsfiihsnpercin.s
aud in benz bon Der arnleren Beuolfs-
ring bidtbemobnten 5beile bcs reurteu
Be5irfes cine fpeitere Yoltsfiihe errif,s
tet ipsrben. - Ole Gettunesseeaihaft
interpenirte I'M Sftober b. 8. BET l24
pl6tltden Grfraufun9er, 1866 Ser.
ietungen (barnuter "a 3nodenbriifen),
II Selblfmoroen unb Selbifmor6pers
fuden u1b fiibrte 26s aranfentranss
porte aus.
8rHr. Der Rduberbauptmann
aaietan &reisl, mei1er por einigen
sSabrei pom Briirer &reisseridte gum
xp6e p~srurtbeilt, jebod fpater 5a
hbensldnalidem 4erfer beanahist
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Effak.Sot9rimaem.

Strabburg. @roBes Ilnbeil bdtte
aeuli1 Mbeuo8 Elm Soften, Der Dor Der
Disqualification aufgesogen mar, an.
rtdten f5nl1en. Sin Wetrunfener, Ser
Walergebilfe Ntebel, bate ben Solbo.
ten genedt urb bieier bate ben N. Der.
baftet. Mlsbalo famrnelte fih cine
sro6e Menfhenmenge an un6 umltanb
oas @a9thaus.- plStlid erariff BET
Nrreftant bie Sludt unb raunfe fporue
ifreifs bapon. Der Solbat fhok, I'M.
befiimmert nm bic Menidenmeaae. hin.
tenoreinl Gum Slid traf ct rIlr Der
Wtinftertbnrm uno Der foitnte ben BuF
pertra8en.
Met. Die slnspeiluns oes Optan.
ten Du9balterS Bernard bon ber
Sduhbanbltns 2ssris bier erfolate aui
@rnno Der alien fran30fiden &elste.
BITE Dor 1870 unb nod ipdbreno SEE
arieses BON Der fran5Sfiihen R~eater.no
oft 9euug benutt lpurben, INN 6eutids
uutertbanen aus @liaB ober 2otbrtnaeuI
ju pertreiben. Der Bnhbolter Weruarb
reiffs fur bic betreffenoe SGubfabrif in
~Sotbringen urnber unb iparb babel alf.
5uisbr fur iein Experimentation.
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co6a(aG ae6rid)ten aus Der
a(ten 9eimat6.


@tuttgart. Dem rStaatsan3eiz
ger" sufolse betrng Der 6einertras Der
@iienbabneu I'M @tatjabr 1912 liz
377, 900 Warf, 3,400, 600 Mtarf neni=
ger als peranf6lagt mar uno 3,89O,OO0
Warf meniger als Ser i3insbetraa Der
Giienbabni6ulb ausma6t. Der Nusz
sabeetat betrd9t 1861, GOO Marf mebr
ais perani9la9t. - Der @rtras Der
Weinberge Der @tabt Stuttgart pirb
auf 5000 6eftoliter selddst. 0ehuet
man muir 20 Marf pro 9eftoltter, ben
nieberiten 8rei8, Der bis iett er3ielt
tpurbe, 10 liefert Der Wein allein fiir
Stuttgart cine @innabme BON 100000
Warf. Our6}6nittlt9 erntete man
bier pro Worgen 400 2iter, sesen 80
Otter I'M Borjabre.
9eilbronn. Sier foll bemnddn
elm grobeS 8olfscafe erriatet perben,
In Dem nit QusfdIub BON Spirituolen
marine @etr1nfe perabreid)tS tperoeu.
Qubmtg8burg. Der friibere Sieu.
tenant 3rapff, Der TT Qubmi9sbur9 unb
Stuttgart allerlei 8etriisereien unS
Gdll9un9en neriibte, banr nadb Nmerifa
fibtete, bort nerbaftet nnb na6 gub.
ipteSburs 3uritfgeliefert pnrbe, lit BON
Militdrseritt 5u apet Sabren 3n6t,
baus Derurtbeilt morbert uito lat fetre
Citrate tint 3n9tbauS su 2%uopisabur9
letter Gage angetreten. Seine @ldu,
bigger erbalten 20 Yro5ent ibrer Soroe,
runge1.
Sbernborf a. Nedar. Das Sc.
f9aft In Der bteiisen @epebrfabrif lanfi
gesennartis 10 hott, ipie faum je ein.
mai, mas 3ur gol9e bat bnB eiue 3teibt
bon Qeutet1 aus ben benadbarten Srten
lobnenbe Gei6dftisung finSet.
nIm. Sn biefisen Blattern ~erlaljeu
5ablreife Birger einen Mn5ruf our
@riiuoun9 zines BereinS fir Mbldaf.
fung oes 9utabnebmeus nno Ginfib.
rung oes militdriihen @riiBens tpenig.
items mdbreno Ser Wintermonate. :
@dbrenb Der bier peranftalteten Sc.
tperbezI uSitelliins tpuroe on Ser 9ai}t
cine Giunabme BON II, O34 Wtarf er3ielt.
Der ueberidnB mad @bsus Ser emf.
ftanbenen Eujist sslanft fih auf 25Oc
Marf, Elm nidt gu peradtenoss Re.
fultat.
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S6weis.

Bern. Die Volfsabitimmian9 bonn
%. Sftober in Der 9tabt Dertt bat cine
ueberraibun9 sebra1t, ndmlid bas
eroritden0e Mebr fur bic aornbauss
Bride. Die Nn9anger Der &ornbauss
briide paren ibreS Sieges rlidt einrnal
iider, 70 baB ite nod in letter StunSe
Is fir n0tbi9 bielten, nit alien Wtitteln
fur tire Sade einjutreten. limb ba fie,
len ibneu 6rei 8tertel Der Stimmet In
ben S9ooB.
3ari@. Sic Delesirtenperlamm.s
lung oe8 fantonalen @eperbepereins ges
nebmiste oas Brogramm elmer fonfps
nalen @eiperbeausifelnng fir 1894 unb;
fpdblte ais Nusitellunssort 3iirt1. -
SIN Sabre 1891 iinb TN &orton 3i.
rid 81 Selbltmor6fdlle periibt tpor6en
lnb 5frar IS bur4 Mdnner tnb 10
bur6 Grauen.
l1ri. Gin ion6erbarer Yatriot lit
Trans Maria 3'berg BON @ileten ; cine
auf i'm sefallene Dabl als @emeinbe@
ratb perpeigerte er bebarrli1 an3unebs
men, unb 5fpar fpe9et zines voreifnhtn
&opfnebs.4 Wegen Mntsperweigerung
LIT er nun benz Gtrafrt1ter hberpitien
tuorben.
Greibur9. 9luf einenl Bauer,1s
bof BET RoHaorlt molte Der Better NIT
telit zines 92tuolperS Elm Gtid Uieb erz
leset, Der SdMb 9it8 aber rt9t los ;
pdbreHo nun Der Mfailt1 bic Waffe rtils
terindte, 8tng Der S1uB loS urto Die
Rugel erreihte einen 1anernfneht, Der
einen Gag ipdttr an Der erlittene,l Gers
lesuns ftarb.
Baetfta6t. Die 6eitbaae fir bas
eib~9en0iiii9e Sdnserfelt ioa auf Dem
@ebiet beS ebemali9en Gpalemz@ ottess
adtrS errihtet tper6en.
Bafellanb. Bon 66litein fiab
fieben riiftige Mdnner, barunter fiinf
@ro6l6bue bes dlteftert aantonSbiirgerS
Jafob Tbommen, p~erreiit, I'M in Dir.
gentinien cine iteae 0eimatb 1T iunen.
sln Der abi9iebsfeier rabra fosuiasen
bie Dai5e @emeinbe Tbeil.
ct. @a1len. Die @emeinbepere
~lan1rnlnHs Hori9ad bat eiiiert aus Der
Mfttte Der 8erlammlnng BON bemofras
tiider Seite seftellten Nntrag, Is iei
NIT /. Seniiar 1893 bic unentgeltlihe
Beeroieuns ein;ufibrer, ansenommsr,
trot einem geridiebunssantras bes
@etneinberat9es.
Waabt. MontNanc> YroSe6. Nne
orei Nngefla9teu muroen frei8eipro1tn
mad tpaabtlanbiihem @elet iiuo fir
Hernrtbeiluns 3meiorittel Der Stimlrien
noting.
@enf. Ole 2ommiIiion bes @ros
Zen Battles lit NIT Der Uerpenoung oes
Nlfobol,ebntels, ipie iie bic Reeierung
beantra9t, ri9t einperltanben. Die
vettere mill beuielben 81 @uniten Der
Holfsfiihe,t obtr 3nr BerbeiIerung
Der Grbeiterpobnunstn benuten. Die
fer antras iei, ia9t bic 2ommiiiion
ni6t 9ere6tfertt9t man ba,ble gesen
ben Sinn bes eibsenDiifden @etesss.
Die 5000 6ranfeu bonn Mtfobolomt
iollen gum 1beiIe 81 @unlten Der
S9ulfi9en,, gum Ebeite fir aonfsrsn.
sen segeu oen Mlfobolismus perauSgabi
mer6en.
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8aoem.

8arlSrube. Set Dem l.. Otto.
Der erf6eint bier Elm offSielles fret
finni9>oemofratildes 9arteiblatt ; bas.
felbe fomrnt jeoe ISOLDE einmal beraua
unb fiibrt ben Titel r8abiide @uno.
id)au." - SIN Beiiefn bes @roBberaoaa
unb Der @roBberaosi1 murOe bnrt GrS.
bti1of RooS bon Sreiburg 6te neue
Bieftse ELECTROMAGNETIC" feierltd einge.
tneibt. yiad Der Dor ber 9ir9t sebal.
te1en Yreoigt fanb oas Sodamt IN bet
Stride itatt.
Rdfertbal. Cine Mrt Nomaoen,
lebe1 fibrte Elm urgefdbr 80 Sabre alter
8emobner BON bier. Dsrielbe triet fd
ihort eirea feds @oden in Der umge,
senO berutn, bis es selans, i'm gu Der.
baften. Seine ytabrung beitan6 mab,
reno bieier 3ett aus Sbft, Selbfrid.
ten unb 8ro6, wel9eS er fid itabl.
Der Manrt lit p~onitd1big pertpilbert.
3angenbrHden. 3nei Nieien,
f~artoffeln, BON benen Die cine nidt GAM
Gin 6ilosramm, bic atbere iosar nod
II @raum oariiber tptegt, murbert bon
aaifier Molitor bier auf ieinsm Mdet
geerntet.
Mdnnbeim. Sine meme 6aus;
4altungsidule uur6e bier erSffnst. Our
1eftreifu1g Der Rotten berlelben tpur6en
10000 Mfart tn bas Sabresbubsst aufs
geromn1en.
MeerSburg. Der oiesiGbrige
.Meersbur9er Rotbe" iol in Blunis
uub @ebalt benz 1811er, 34er uno 65et
bic @age balteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-28
Demtid Gnaliihe gbulc,
Gan Nntonip, TeraS,

can N%ntonip, 9eTaS.
sgnerfannt tii@tise 2ebranftaIt fur Enaber
unb N6t1en ; felt breibis Sabren in rese.
Wirffamteit. 1ortrefnihe 2ehrtrafte unite,
bemdbrter 2eitunS. Ser eneli{deu Sprahe
tpirb, nie Der beutlhen, pole Hehnuns &c,
trngen. Muberbem unterridt i'm Spanifhen.
Ginigermaben borbereitete ShiIer finben ie.
ber3eit sufnabrae. Ndbere ausfunft ertb:iIen
9err S. @roo8, Hrdiibent beS S&uI. eors
aanbeS utb N m. Barbed, Director bst
AnftaIt. tutr-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-28
Staat Dbtc, Stabt 1oIebc,,
Qucna GDunth. S. s.


Sranf 5. Gbenep beihp6rt, bab CT Der
dltere Yartner Der 6irmd s. S. Gtenep &
6 o. 1T, fpelde Gei6afte in Der Stabt 9plebp,
in o~bensenanntem eountp unb Staate, tbut,
uno baB beiagte Girma bic Sunne bon et NJ
bunbert Dollars fir ieben Jan bon
Ratarrb be3ablen fpirb, Der burh ben @ebraif,
BON 9afl'S &atarrb 8ur ni9t sebeilt
werben fam.
5ranf s. ebensb.
8eIhirpren Dor mir unb untsrs
(~~) {frieben lit meiner Gesenipart am
( SEAL : 6. September u. .. '86.
(~1 u. N. 8Ieafcn,
Sffentlider gctar.
Sails aotarrb &ur ipirb innerlid geucm.
men, uno tpirft brett auf bas Blut unb bic
ihleimisen Dberfldden bes SpItems. Sabt
Gid urnionit 3euenife fcmmen.
S. S. Gbenen & Go, Ipleoo, ..
- 8erfauft bon Mpothetern, rs GtS.
la- nnfere G1ube finb bon bors
aiiglider Qualitdt unb mir ~garantiren
iebes Bear.
panepaf & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-28

@ir lenfem Sure Mufmerfiamfeit auf bic
Tbatiahe, bab uniere SaciIitdten uns seftat.
ten, Sud better gu beOienen, pie ireenb ans
bere. Infer Baarenborratb lit sr5ssr unb
rei6baltiser, aIs irsenb Elm anbersr i'm
staate; unb uniere greiie finb tets bic nieb.
rtsiten. 8ir iuden nur bic 8unbidaft bon
Raufeuten. gerionen, tpel9e elm SRetail.
@rocerss@eiddft etabIiren polen, tbum gut
nnfere Rreife einaubolen, ebe fe fanfen.
8rieFi8e auftrdge tperben seuiHenbaft
ausgefitbrt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-28
VINUH RUBIDUH PASTEURIENSE.
SanitGt8<Wein

t1nfere n GIaf9en - fteurifrten
@ptbtpeine, tpelHe bon DEFENDERS ebIer
@%attung unb eutem Sabrgans bis 3ur
SIaf4enretfe forefdIttst 8epFe8t
unb unter Ausi9lub Der atnuipbdrifden 2mft
IN Der Slaide Bis az Der bon 30 teur boz,
gefdriebenen Te,Hperatur utb unter senarer
9efolsuns Der bon bemielben sesebenen He.
i~timn1nngen behanbeH ftnb, eignet ft4 aubcrs
orbentlih gun, @ebrau9 fur 8ranfe unb Hes
eonbaleseenten unb BET Gpiben1ten unb finb
tn nsriaiebenen sr5teren eospitdIern, aran.
erfols stnsefiRrt. Ri4t gemus f5nnsn
%sepFesten Deine aud gum tdeft
den Sebrau& e%mpfebIen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-09-29

the prisoner came on4top The witness tried to
pull him of but had dinner pail in his hand
50 he stepped back and someone else grabbed
them and they were pulled up to a standing p0-
sition. The one that had been underneath
struck the other [GabrielIel in the. face. me
witness then saw Gabrielle throw his hand out
one side and make y