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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05
2. 9apitel.
Cabin suas, her 9.t,ttip.

SobalO Die Nadri1t, oaB geita sslo.
renee, Der erfldrte aieblins bes 2ouboner
Yublifums, In ibrem 6auie ernoroet
anfgefunben, iid perbreitete, mar Die
Anfregnng cine ungebeure; feline 5raz
gSbie Der gesenwdrti9en 3eit batte Die
Mense in iol6em Mabe erl6lttert !;
ais S9auipielerin 10 ipobl befannt,
mar bod oas an ibr besansene 0erbres
den In tiefeS Ounfel gebiillt. Grit
onrd bic .3eitunsen erfnbr man, oa6
Veita Tlorenee cine perbeiratbete srau,
bic Satin Gusene 0ficarbos iei; bic
Nbeno5eitungen perfiinoisten ebenialls,
oab bieier eugene Ricaroo unter Dem
Ueroa1t, fein Weib ermorbet at baben,
perbaftet poroen mar.
Stnnoenlans unterbielt man fid,
BON Der @rnorbeten; bic 8aufleute
ipraden bariiber auf ibrem @es sur
5taot; in ben 3iisen, i'm Omnibus
uno Heitaurant fpurbe bon bem @reiss
niB sereoet. Die 00rienleute persaBen
Waaren nno 9lftieu, Inn iib einctl
ausenblid sefiiblpoll iiber ben uners
fldrliden COB Ser armen Heinen $50.
renee aus3ulallen. @enn Der Staatss
lriniiter ober ber Yrins BON g8ales
ielbft pl0slid seitorben tpdre, bic 3beil,
llabme Sonbons bdtte feine innisere iein
tonnen, als bic Geranlaiiung BON bem
9tnj1eioen 8efta 6lorences, Der Sd)ai,
ipielerin, Tie barbot.
Am yla6nlittase jenes 9aaes fuhr
elm 9err, beiien lueibes Saupts unb
0artbaar, iowie faltenreid,eS 6eiid,t
au5eisten, baB er Die WiittaasbDbe bes
Sebens ldn9it iiberidritten bate, BON
Der GitD mad einem nidt ipeit oapom
Selegenen 9anie, mo er alls1ties nno In
beftiser Grresuns bic 9linsel ,oa.
9ia9 ipeni9en Wtinuten murbe bic Ihiir
BON einem lauberen Mab1en nit net
eer Sdiir5e nno bellem 9dub6en &c.
6ffuet.
.9it Miiter Suss gu Sauie ?4
fraste oer Belu6er nit iidtbarer glnslt,
als oh er befiirdte, jener m0dte ausges
ganaen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05
Seii,, 0el)ei,tt,,i6.
@aman bun Sid Somobam.
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Gtipa cine Ytertelitunoe ooer aipanz
sig Wdnuten ipater i6irnmerte 9t1t in
oem 9aule auf; Die Saupttbiir ipurbe
beftis anfseriiiem, unS NIT i6mantenz
ben S6ritten, bas Nntlib blaB uno ents
itellt, ftiirste 6icarbo beraus unb lief
obne 9nt Die StraBe btnab, bis er Elm
nabe 9elesenes 9aus errei6t batte, beIz
len Tbiir cine Wteiiingplatte NIT Der
Snldrift: nDr. Wtlfinlo lon" trus. ulls
geitiim sog er bic gta9tglofe un6 es aee
lang ibm, ben Doftor gu ipeden, mel
der auf Hicaroo8 brtngenbe 8itte NIT
la6 3inoasGilla suriidfebrte, mo 1ifl
ihn, na6bem er in ben @bfaal sefiibrt
poroen, Elm ibredli9er 9lnblid barr
bot.
Muf 6em Sopba rubte elm @eib ; ibr
Inter Nrm mar 9ebo0en unb bic 6anb
lag, feit 9eballt, auf Der Bruit; bic
ebenfaas 9eballte 9anb beS rehtett auss
geltredten glrmeS beriibrte ben Su6.
boben. au9 Der re6te SUP rubte anf
oem Wooen, aber oas linfe &nie mar
emporsesosen. Die @eli6tssHse maz
rem per5errt, bic Slusen aus ibren 60b>
len 9etreten, stpil9en Sen idipdrslt9en
3ippen berpor raste bic i3mnge, Die
ytalenfliiscl itanben gebldbt, Die game
StellnnS, iopie oas nerjerrte Mntlib
er5dblten BON einem qualpollen 9obesz
fampf.
OaS Beib mar Gelta Slorence, Die
Soubrette, uuo Satin bon Gugen Riz
earoo tie mar toot. SIR id0nes blonz.
Ses 9aar befano ii6 in umorbnung, Elm
2beil 6elielben fiel iiber baS 3opffiliem
oes 2agerS btnab. Yorn mar ibr &leib
na9 oben 5u Offen, unb Inn ben meiBen
pals i1lang ii9 loIe Elm f9ntal suianlz
mengefalteteS, ieibenes Tai6entuh ;
nit bielem 2u6e mar Yeita sslorence
erfpiirgt moroen, oenn runb Inn oeu
pals befano iid, serabe barunter, bae
0eutli6e 3ei6en.
nSie 1T toot, "laste Doftor gSi(tine
ION na6 furser Yriifltns. rWtan bat
iie eripiir9t."
rSa,4 antmortete 0licaroo iebr perz
!e9en ano oerfptrrt, no babe tb tie 9es
funben."
Der Mr5t betra6tete i'm nit unalaltz
bigem anSbruf. Drei bis bier erz
i6rodene, nur i1otbbiirftig befleioete
Oiener batten ii9 in Der 6alle perlamz
melt nno lugten pom Tbiireingang berz
iiber; er blifte bon Nicaroo auf iie,
als eriparte ct BON ibnen irgenb melde
Grfldrnns, aber feiner iprat Elm
Wort.
sd fam ni9ts msbr tbun,1 be-
merfte er. nSbre Srau lit tobt, Iie
itarb on Grbroiieluns, unb es lit aus
gel4lollen, oaB fie es lelbft setban bat;
es i4eint mir Elm Wtorb borsulieaen,
nno oeSbalb lit es meine glidt, Der
Poli3ei Nnseise 81 MAIDEN. 0enn sic
ben Sdliiilel bes .3inlrners baben, 10
geben Sie ibn mir, baruit i6 ab16liebe
-nno Derbinbere, baB man ben a6rper
iopie bic Gesenitanbe bier berum be-
riibre.1
Gr pernabm, baB Der S6la1iel In
Der 1biir ftede, I1lo6 ab, nabm i'm
NIT ii9 uno elite ua1 Der naAiter
yoliseiitation, mo- er ansab, ba6 nad
ieiner ueberjeugun9 1T Der SinbasYilla
Elm f9redlider Moro besausen lsi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05
9e,tti6 Gmgliid)e gbmlc,
Gan stntonin, 9eras

Nnsrtannt tii6tise 9ebranitali fir anabeu
nnb Naoden; ieit breibis Sabren in reser
sirtiamfeit. Sortrefflihe 2ebrtrsfte untet
beipdbrter Seititne. Der ensliihen Spra6e
tpirb, ipie ber bentiden, pclie Jie6nuus sc.
trasen. auberbem llnterri6t I'M Spanii9en.
Gtnigermaben oorbereitete Sditler ftnben le'
berseit Aufnahme. Ndbere GuSfunft ertbstIen
Serr s. 8roes, Yrdiicent beS Sd,ul Sprs
itanbss unb 9Sm. Sarbsd, 9ireftpr orr
Mnftalt. tuT-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05

= 6rau u. gulberg, portage,
Wise., iagt: Sd fam bic Nnipenbung
bon Or. 4u9uit 9onig'S Samburser
5ropfen auf's angelesentli6ite em=
pfeblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05

: @us 8erliner 9offreiiem lpir6
mitgetbeilt: Sen dlterem failerliben
prin5en ipirb iebt bas 3eitungsleien
geitattet, unb stpar bat bic @aiierim
ben p3ei6sboten" gu Der Gbre auserz
feben, bon ben Yrinaen geleiem gu
wer6en. Oieie 9luSmabl ldBt tief biz
den, benn Der r&ei6sbote" 1T betanntz
lid ein Stoder 8latt, ultraeonlerpaz
tin, ORTHODOXY protefantii6 unb antiz
iemitiid. &ebafteur bes Ylattes lit
paifor 9einri6 @ngel, ein intimer
6reunb unb @eiinnungssenoiie Stos
ders. aliO bafiir ift geiorst, baB bic
insenbli6en prinaen ni6t bic b6len
liberalen unb freillnnigen 2ebren ein=
iaugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05

- Bon Der 8ep0lferung Snbiens
linb Sebn b. s.. Wittiuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05

= Wlan6e griiBen mir ni6t, neil
mir lie ni6t genau genug fenneu unb
qnbere ni6t, ipeil mir lie su senan
fennen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05

8ee1am's Yillem turiren bilioie
nnb nerb0ie &ranfbeiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-05

gori.: n9as 1T mad benz @eieb
cine aorperberleBumg, luenm sic Ne
manben idlasen."
angetl.: nNa, id babe feenem
&orper geiebem. ben i'd perIebt bdtte.4
y ori.: r9aS iit auG gar nidt erz
forberli6." 9as urtbeil lautete auf
bic minbeite Strafe BON 3 Marf @el6s
buBe.
Ser @nseflaste berIieB ben Geri6tsz
laal nit ben Worten: ,Drei Mdrfer?
gse, bet is mid mei, um me a0rperperz
leBumg, ipo iarniid)t berlebt is; bet
babe i'd mo6 mid iebeert, un i'd lafle
mid bet nod mid er3dblen, ba bin i'd
mid nit sufrieben. Sd iebe tueiter;
mein Same is 9aaie!"
Sd a6gere ni6t, @bamterlains
Golic, @bolera unb Diarrboe 3emebp
benz publifum gu empfeblen. Sd sez
brau6te es ielbft, na9bem anbere be-
tamnte Wfittel febli6lugen, unb in tpes
nigen Winuten mar i'd bergefellt. Sd
empfeble es germ auf feline Site bin !;
ni6t bonn fiman3ielIen Stanbpumft aus,
benn i6 babe anbere Mittel, an melden
i'd mebr berbiene; aber gbamberIains
1T bas bette Wsittel gegen obige &rant=
beitem. gs beitebt fein 3peifel bariiz
Der, bab es bilft. = Sames Sorgp,
9ruggiit, Me0eptopm, penm. = 3nm
yertanf bel s. aalteper & Son, Oow=
ling & Gloob, u. 9reiB, $. S9n6arb,
&. Gobn & Co., S. S. 9arrilon unb
&alteper & S6u6arb.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
BExAR ooUNTY's KENNEL.
Ii Is No More AS Wolf Scalp Hunt
erS Have Poisoned In II

IL Is No More AS Wolf Scalp Hunt
ers Have Poisoned L..
Ex.Policeman Paul Bergin is now
special officer at the Bella Union. He
is also trainer for the county blood
hounds and Jail guard beside.
He says The two fine hounds which
he has trained so faithfully for the
past eight months, and hsd brought
them to perfection, almost, in this
work are 10 more. One died from
wolf poisoning put out by scalp hunt
ers, mot Capt. Mayne Reid's how
ever) and the other also got some of
the poison, and nearly died. This
occurred while he had them on a trial
trail some days ago outside the city.
The female was heavy with pups and
these absorbed the roison and died
and the mother was saved, though
paralyzed.
Four more hound pups will be sent
to Bexar county from the Huntsville
kennel, and two of these will he
given to the county for the considera-
ton that Mr.. Bergin trains the other
two for the Huntsville prison authOri.
ties.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
List of Patents

Granted to Texas inventors this week
reported by G. A. Snow & Co., solicit
tors of American and foreign patents,
opposite U. 8. patent office, Washing
ton, ID. G:
g. s. Turpin, Weatherford, wash
ing machine.
f. b. Weeks, Columbia, Wire fence
support.
G. Schubert, Walnut, harvester
conveyer mechanism.
T. Nader, Corpus Christi, mechani-
cal calculator.
s. NJ. Hamilton, Paris, shoe-fasten-
ing.
ID. j. Hill, Lampasas, pillow.
]. ]. Jennings, Jefferson, protector
for trunks, etc.
d. E. and r. G. Eddleman, Wealth
erford, washing machine.
G. Custer, Bremond, horseshoe.
II. G. Anderson, Whites boro, churn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
A Pleasant Dance,

A very pleasant dance was given at
the corner of Indianola and South
streets last night by Messrs. Frank
Seffel and ]. Hines. There was q
goodly number present, all of whom
enjoyed themselves greatly. Dancing
was kept up until the wee hours of
morn to the music of Artzt's orches-
ira. Among those present were no.
ticed: Mesdames Seffel and Perkins,
Misses Lulu, Maud and Lavonia Per-
klps, Emma Mohavier, May Band,
Lena Hickman, Carolina Hutzler,
Carrie Billinger, Graves and Lille
May, Messrs. Frank and Fred. Seffel,
l.. A. Marshall, j. Perkins, Sam
Hedges, Joe Mohavier, Ed. Aubrey,
j. Nelson, J. Stevens, Ollie Hanzel,
Hanzel, Tony Mohavier, II. B. Baker,
w: Reed, G.. Lewis and Dudley Rags
dale. q
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
A Genuine Comedy Novelty.

Without a question, sole Olson"
the new Swedish dialect play has
been one Of the greatest successes
eve known to the American stage.
1t comes here soon with q powerful
strong cast aud will undoubtedly
prove one of the strongest attractions
of the season. Tnasmuch as the dia.
lect of the stolid and imputable Swede
is both novel aud funny, and as the
incidents of the play r both hilar.
ious and exciting, and as the piece is
presented by the best farce comedy
company now travelling, there is little
doubt but what our play-goers will
watch for the date Of the performance.
At the Grand opera house Friday and
Saturday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
Useful Text Book.

The American Protective Tariff
League has just issued q new cam
paign text book for 1892. 1t is EN-.
titled american Tariffs from Ply.
mouth Rock to Mckinley" This little
book of one hundred pages Is perhaps
the most complete brief presentation
of the benefits of Protection and Reel
procIty yet printed and will be sent
to any address for ten cents.
In ordering please say, "Send me
No 90 This is the catalogue number
OF the document. Address Wilbur +.
Wakeman, Gen'l Sec'y, No. 1876 West
23rd st., New York.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
Gard of Thanks.

The family of the late Philip Man.
ger return their sincere thanks to the
members of Sunset lodge. X. of H..
Milan lodge, A. o. U. w., Drs. Graves
and Herf and their friends for assist
ance rendered in their late bereave-
ment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
JUST THINK

1000 to select from. Come and b.
CO WINGED. All $500 and So so far
60 for $i.00; Friday and Saturday only
S:3 st JOSKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
JUST RECEIVED,

Another large shipment of China
Dress Silks, elegant patterns, in all
the latest shades and designs. Special
offer in u silk departments this week.
3:3 st JosKE Bros.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
z JoskE BROS.

New line of Japanese, Mignonne and
Canton China Dress Silks. The grand,
est line ever exhibited in this city,
3:3 s. JOSKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
SHANGHAI SILKS,

Without a doubt, they are the richest
aud rarest designs. Don't fail TO see
them. Special offer this week.
JoSKE Bros.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
REDUCED PRICES IN WOOD AND
WAGON TIMBER

Ala. B. Kerr & Sons. near Arkansas
Pass depot. Dry 4 foot wood nc 81 90
per cord; split wood $500. Telephone
372 for q trial order. We guarantee
our wood to be first-class. % l6 If
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

supplied cost, an annual s1a5ooo
1s @
e. s: g.; g;
complained great
the
1sa aside tf nd
children
small earnings the necessary textbooks
Donnly, for It's correction
burden proposed scholars pre
% O. hes
s Ba %s 5 friends oo Of the Ring
years. Twice oDn s @
The Senate " HEB he o. tie
ward offered necessary then
furnishing Sdss al
% ss r sss % % s hss g
sa MI Ms 10 a s sa.t that cost q
as for 40 % And hooo s entered into s with
c % G u snS d sss
4 and be the
According ring
for sSe the @ the 5
nast Sss voa Sr so left the R the
this the years.
s set
The of ega
This practical BUTT after
plenty @ % follow"
s e Hsi
ii the
'%; ma ss'' vote
H~ us9 did ydr Ss r ye th reDv also in vn
- a
was h 6s list
member, thoroughly "why that
ring en ee ess ss as given me but $500 ri '0" the
~ ted
Jaw xxi s
to ha
u the the Ring things to @ I'M
ns 5 the t. G t bill
politely in the hands Gov
@ ao '' mans
NJ ;aa % 81 sas;s4 sss ssss
appointment special committee
ss sps ss
Donnsy On authorized ths
Sa p ss Spo ao
fifty dollars The employed David Raqasy The
they the o%m tsa
tss ns % 5s
the isss ny:
Feb "a 1876 295 the bill
Mr. DoNNEILY voted Mr. NELSON
NAYs He had signed the the
against bill The bill defeated the House
ed for that session.
the session. (1S77, Mr. Lnau chairman of the committee
failed session
select of which Mr. Donne again
member The committee finally reported BILL Is 1884,
ST. Paul contract for fifteen
about half the This bill the
House But
State Public
the school book
and body else that had influence defeat
amendments make effective
the 870 OF the biggest
the state occurred the effort amend the bill the objections
cunning Mr. Donney
speeches pamphlet great circulation and
influence
although the last
bin he 1873 opposed periectn
effective When it Senate, p Co.,
Meay asked leave amendment which
the bill and enable him Mealy vote for it. Mr. NELSON
bl Meaey which Mr. Don
Mr. Mealeys yeas
Nelson voted The question 10Ol then
Donney that bill be the I'd Sd
The 49, the Il Mr. NELSON
NELSON fact led the fight the bill
moved that the
BILL which motion prevailed The committee
bill engrossed third reading7 yeas
The the bill
% nays 16. And again Mr. NELSON voted
House. extract from Mr.
Donnys Biography given above the Booking
had their work kill the bill by bribery
paid this great
Charles Brandt
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21


H
.ss ser o FL and ]
@ him % A. @ R him inn ~
as q ta M sna G sfts % rs
only help he could give him. We the p 22
Charles G. Brandt member OF the House OF Rep
Ing &c
d Of ivsn %
as bride and did at deliver the the
Whereas only By such radical
sh d Of those who
hs That the
% es 1ss @
t5s proceedings
snsts D ''' ,''''''
Nowssa this point o well taken should
Ct 4. ths crime
s ''%S ~ %s %as
ns oa5 se @ nas intent Of to
Neither his handing 5000 legislative pro-
ss e SSss %
ed ens tor the
sas s'h eta a 2 s be ] pu
s ] % s1s es sa THE s m ad dsns 81 at b5
5 sse ar boa ds abd ss Who ts the in
quanted With them "A' VIII 'aA 'DS e000s 20 0t' ''
Mr. really thought praise
tor his act and scrupes about referring
took H. the a01s could have nov amend Mr. Don
would simply have Mr. Brandt for refusing bbed
eass s sds n s Id ,e
Why did NELSON frame resolution that helped
SAUDI S IN II ss as2
the United staes which
49, So that no part
BY III bs % s
Book law As Mr. DoSNnl1r MonopoHs6
and s Suf whes os"r
fairly anssss pay for 0 y 's0'S "'sn MS
There sad times as s those Mr. Nelson
fallen The peoples aud devou them; hail many
% sss sns
a ss'; 5
p ssst s ssa % os and we On
.hlr. Donne!y offered the following resolution
port provide this state have been
os"s OF e
% @ b amy other That that
being called yeas nays % SO the resolution
Mr.. DoNsE1LY voted aye; Mr. KsurE NELSON nay
urged that this resolution sweeping
s d aa % the
And the day the
starving people western
% s to che
very property all their
calamitie which dictate the alternative
them abandon this
wilderness canDg all Of this value absolutely
the
Whole communities to
Actual
to let this country lapse into a Wilderness
face Of this condition
thought the penalties and should
sera given additional their
unable And the candidate
voted he wanted the axsharks
elected him the state The United States
Feb 10TH 1875 ordered the officers
supplies OF
the paid penalties and SO
And the day before Jan 28th II Of Journa
had voted for No H. introduced
gross earning cones next day alter he
against giving the settlers their
voted against calling back F. No. IL (Which
from the House that could defeated
back the bill IS against 49, the republican candidate
Of those who voted aeaint calling
relief he ready to the railway cOrporations!
There this
the Senate compelled by the force of public opinion
ing partial relief the due and
nearly VOTE MR. MEL
and Mr. DoNNEILY both voting for
Mr. Donney zeal in behalf of the farmers who had
grasshoppers showed itself IN many ways.
January 18th, 1877, o. Journa:
Donnely joint requesting
the and Representatives
United States possible such
the sales Of the public lands
ashopp those sa be bouns for the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

r THIS Is YOUa FIGHT!
ysS 9s Which + he time and
the Senate and the House and baas laW
o1 o
Wednesday is77 n D. Mr. Donney offered following
resolution which was adopted:
p sss
spv bodies such remedial legislation as they may deem Necessary
connection with the distress the the
% Ga 1877 @ IA Journal the
of through q financial
taxes the rs ' tso M
instructed to bill to reduce the salaries Of all
rate to exceed the income the taxpayers their respective
counties nearly ascertained'
LITIGATION
On FEB 9Th 1877 1875 Of Journa Mr. Donney offered the follow
Whereas part
district the eountss Of the state to
the the ai ~s the
Rssoved That the Committee the Judiciary hereby instructed to
%b6 s S psp ss, the %
ia Pin therein the same follow the Judgment and
pssss sss il ss @
ana naaPbdrs or settle the disputes
certainty they deliver given quantity Of grain
si a
OF the northwest by this rascaty alone he'll
Monday February page Journal
F. No 1al bill to regulate the inspection Of grain and wssh
to Mr. s the IN @ was
Add twenty "Any receives
subject @ dollars o each and ind
bediuctedo
the T 19 n ss s1 on % % " amended and
Mr. pozsa.r voted Mr. Nelson dodgs He
question which deeply
DEMONSTRATION
One of the great questions of to-day the silver question
sen @ sGt @i
s2 t E9s ysaest od sss s ss
g f % rss sss he Wien not nsT s
for the repeal Of the bill silver At the
e s t the s 5 @
be valuable reducing thereby reducing
will e the Whole h
s n
country.
therefore 1878
only HON KNurn NELSON HoS
republicans in avorof repeal the
1s7s-Wednesday January 1875
"Mr. Donnely offered the following resolution:
Resolved the Senate fthe State Minnesota e House ee
hereby instructed support by their GcDce
Bill" they requested oppose bill,
which will silver Of the standards used 1870 becoming
full tender all debts public private
Mr.. Nelson notice Ofdebate
opposed this resolution
agreed that they could
characterization ohe
the and the resolution
1875 page 26 Of Jouna repub
Here the record: NIX
Edgerton following
Mr.. Donnely
Resolved That Senators
bill repeating February
1873 demoneizing silver
being the adoption the
Edgon the roll being called there and
lows
Ahrens Armstrong
Bailey Cough Deuel. DoNNELLY Egerton
Fnseth Goodrich, Hail. Henry Jersey, augdon
Macdonald McHench, McNy Mealey Morrison
Page Psbu Rice Shaleen, Swanstrom,
Wheat.
voted in the negative MSrton
and Remore"
Gfan Remore republicans
a democrat
alton of silver when fourteen
1873? Does show that he
the demands Wall Street? 1915
the merits this
necessity the reconciliation of silver
1873? And Mr. Nelson ready yield his
Putocra the silver question:
will not be the slave the corporations
Is Of
ba slave of Jaw Gould?
The Portland daily press., 1892-02-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bonds-Money Easy Sterling
Exchange Quiet and Steady Government
Bonds Dull and Observation-Disclosures Active
and Firm--Stocks Closed Active and
Strong.
At New York, yesterday, ranging from "a
az per cent. last loan at 11s, closing at 11a
per cent. Prime mercantile paper was quoted at
34a@51a per cent Sterling Exchange was quiet
and steady with actual business in bankers
bills at 4 s5s4 for 6o-day bills and 4 ss14 for
demand posted rates at 4 861a14 80. Com
rnereial bills were at 8594 871a. Government
bonds were dull and easier. Railroads were ac-
tive and firm.
In the stock market after IL O'Clock Reading
yielded up its overwhelming preponderance III
dealings, while its prices remained steady III the
neigbborhood Of 81. Dealings were compare
lively quiet until after l o'clock; but Western
Union became the feature and was advanced
RAPIDLY from S61s to 1874. Others followed,
including Atehison. During the last hour tile
market again developed great activity, Reading,
Union Pacific and st Paul being most conspicu-
Gus, but while the first named was inclined to
weakness, the Fest of the market made substan-
tial progress toward higher figures. Large
Irrational gitins were the rule and the market
finally elosed active and strong at highest
prices Of tht9 day.
Transatacfions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated ga, 400 shares.