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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-21
9ie GiatpeibuHa Der ct SpicpbS=
6N1le.

Sic 8atbolifem, bic ben Columbus
Sag f6on am IL. feierten, tpie in ben
fatbolil 9en 2dnberr norgei1rieben,
lieBen es ii9 ni1t nebmen, aud Der
offi5ielen Proclamation bes Ober>
bauptes bieies 2an6es na93ufommen
un6 ant 81. no9mals cine Teier sl ber>
anftalten.
SieIelbe gipfelte in elmer in Der ct.
Gernanbo &atbebrale celebrirteu 0o6s
mefe, poran ale fatboliidem 8erei1e
Der Stabt ii6 betbeilieten.
9ierauf formirte fi9 cine Yro3eiiion
init Nler. PoIod als @roBmarf6aa
unb feinen Nifiitenten Grnrab WeiB,
Granf @5ieied unb Sbeo. Wac3Iapif
an Der Spite.
Dann folgten Der &eibe nod bic
&in6er Der fatbolii6en @9ulen nit
fleinen 5dbn6en unb 8aamern. Der
81. albert 8erein, Der 1i1 Dor Der
lteueu ct. Sofepbs Gale, Bic eingez
ueibt perben folte, aufitelte unb ben
&et Der pro5eifiOn: bem polnil6er
Snngen Mdnner 8erein, ben ct. Sos
fepbS 8erein. ben irii6en Werein, bic
Meritaner, bic tatbolil1en Sitter unb
bem Bii6of lopie bic iibri9e tatboliz
f6e Geiflidfeif, bic in auti9en fub=
rem. Dorbei aieben lieB.
Wdbrenbbem ipielten bic Mufitfaz
pelen unb bic 8loden Der Stride MUIR
ben geldutet. 9ie 9beilnebmer Der
proseffion begaben ii6 in ben einfad
aber bibf6 beforirten Saal, bic MiIiz
tdrfapelle fpielte einc Mrt Choral unb
baum erbob ii6 Bii9of Nera3, Der unit
geben bon ben Geifli9en auf Der
gibne iaB, un6 iesnete bic 1eue 0aue
Elm.
9eute Mbenb finbet III berielbem elm
&on5ert ffatt.
LADIES
seeding q tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
IRON
II Is pleasant; cures Malaria. Indigestion.
Biiiousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-21
WrunSctseutbmms . lleberfraauuaeu

0rnnbct8eutburaS lIcberfraaungeu.
Gerbinanb StaHel unb @m. Gerauz
ion an Bertha StaHel, IL 8runbfiide
on @oulb SPRING unb gbabesfraBe
fir $500.
emil 2anden an 9lrel Meerfdei6t,
@runbfiif an @iintbertraBe fir $3.50.
%. Ct. &idarbion an Grau Soban=
ne 8rebop, @runbftid ii6li6 BON
Of @ommereefraBe Gam GIuKe) fir
1915.
Denber G g.. a.. Snbefmeut So.
an 8. s. 2afrenB unb Is. Miinaenberz
ger, 4 @runb iiiide auf South Deigbts.
$2,100.
s. &opplin on 9arl &ittimann,
Stiid 2anb am Gibolo, 81, 900.
s. aopplin an Mlb. &enmIpieB,
Stiid 2anb ant gibolo, 49, $50.
s. 4opplin on 9enrp S6iiIer, Siid
Qanb am @ibilo, $3.50
4lbin Seibel an Wilbelm Qonmann,
@rumbftiid in Der Wooblawn Subbis
piiion, $3.50.
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Gin meues uutermebmeu.

Sic "San Antonio Cold Storage and
Manufacturing Company" pirb an
Der. gde BON Commerce umb @a1inos
itrabe, nabe Der Bride tin Depot fir
sie Iusgabe, Wboleiale unb @etail,
bon frii9em Geif6 ,gerdu6ertem Gleii9,
Wurf &C. etabliren. 6reie Nblieferung
mad ir9enb einem Sbeile Der Stabt.
Das @efrigeratorz GIeii9 fann iebt be-
aogen merben bur6 S6fIing's
Marft, MDenue 6; Mrmamb i'm
9auptmarft; &iIaore, Ode @oma>
naftraBe unb San pe6ro Mpenue. See
lepbonsI uftrdge iinb erbeten unb iuer=
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-21
Nuertet..

Ser Mapor @aIagban, 6ountp=
&idter MeNaiiter, Difrift : Mnwalt
pai6al unb 6err peter @biels tua.
rem in Mufin, nm ii1 bonn General
Nntpalt bas neue @ablgeieb ausIegen
81 lafen.
9ur6 8eribrumg zines 2~eitunass
Srabtes nit einem 9rabt Der Sseuers
alarmtdten fin6 bic folgenben Mlarmz
ftelen ausgebrannt: SO. 27, 20, 81,
80 unb "a. Die &eparatur berieIben
pir6 cine Wo6e in Mnfpru9 nebme1.
@egen bic grnemnung zines 4apz
lans fir baS Mderbais un6 @ewerbez
&ollege In 8rpart tperben bic Sreibens
ter protef erbeben, ba bic ginfebung
zines prebigers fiir bas Snfitut tpeber
bur9 bic Staats : 4onftitution nod
onr9 ben Treibrief bes 3ollege geredts
fertiet 1T.
= paul Duiien, s. Soief Gang,
@bas. .. S9dfele unb Wm. Oatbe
tpurben Biirger.
= Oie Garbigem baben beute i'm
HiDerfbe parf cine politif1e 3ulam.
menfunft nit Barbecue.
= Wir batten bas Wergnigen, 6errn
s. 9oId in mnferer Office su beariis
BEN, Der nod mebrmnnatIi1em @uf=
entbalt IN 0amburg i'm 2reiIe feiner
Tami!ie tuieber nod Monterep suriid>
febrt. Infer Greunb fab bortreffid
aus; er bat fid bur9 bic gbolerasgpis
bemie in 9amburg ni6t it6ren laFen
anb III Der &rantbeit aud sIidlid ents
gangen.
9err @uiIlermo6 6fIi6
bonn 9auie s. 9old & 60. in porfirio
Dia5 erIreute uns burd feinen Befu9.
Die Oritte partei bat cine groBe
politii9e gerfammlmng auf ben Z.
Nopember iu @entralz8 arten angeIaat.
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uim 5aIf bon sraktiber ltmmeuihad=
fe{f

1iilb Brutalitdt bat fi9 I'M StrdHinass
lager be8 @ountp ereignet, mo Ser
@dtter 6. s. Oppermann eiuem &C.
foiigeren Vatnens Bropm, Der fid ans
gtblid a1 arbeiten t%peigerte, beibe
6dItoe iiber benz aopf suiammenbanb
lttlb banr ba6 gt6e bes Strides ON Ell
mem Baum befelfigte, 10 6aB Der Wann
oufre9t iteben mubte. Sic Sortur
boutrte fiinf Stunben. Dem Wanne
feblt Elm Singer, ben er fid, ipie Oppers
mann bebauptet, ant nd9iten Moraeu
ieIbR abbafte. Ser gountp : Mrat Be-
baubeIte Brotun. Gin 3euge fagt aus,
b0B 8rotuu aud bic Beine gebunben
uorben finb. 0as gan3e geipeismates
rial gebt an bic Gran6sSurp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-21

1as yaut ans(eben@ tdHst niGt Bios ron Der 5out.
iaae:a 3naanbe Der tnnsrsn Orsane az. Sit Bic aeSS I
ass.ails. sasn astt man selt unb saGis aus, it ss
1seefs q nnerenuns, bann 6e6t man bpspeptffn
e1ss prD bte Rteren ansesrtfen, tann iiebt man
1yemita uno perertebli9 aus. Gorge fur aute DE-
lSne9sits tanr irtrf Du .sut au8iebena. gleefre
9!litrs 80 sas srobe 9etlmittel, bas anreseub unS Be-
<y<np nnl ete tnneren Sreane einrirft. Gs pertreibt
l9sIet4 4nsf4tase, @ei6phre, TleGten unb ionffto.
Any<tnssletfsn Der eaut, nnp perf&aHt eineu relneen
A<tnf, IN tdben tn Der Gpotbete BON Nbolrb Drsih.
z4cMpIcu d Go. go Gents bic Sfaf&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-21
Gine enr fir mbemmattsmus.

Dr. -. Y. Skinner bon 5erartana,
zlri., IT EN- gang entbufiafif9er 8erz
ebrer BON gbumberlains .painsBalm"
er eebrau9te bieien G9mer3en ; 8als
lam gegen Nbeumatisrnus Hn6 faat
so fiube, baB bies bas bette locale
peilmittel 6agesen it, gu baben
N San Mntonio in ben Npothe=
ten BON s. &alteper & Son, Dotps
Ting & 6Ioo6, S. o. Sod, u. 9reiB,
3. S9l6ar6, O.. gobn & Co., s. s.
0arrifon lnb aalteper & S9u9arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-21

Gin pielbesriBter Qanbsmann aus
Der alien 0eimatb, Der .aaIenber
beS Sabrer 9intenben 9 o.
ten, 1T foeben i'm SO. Sabraauae ers
f6ienen. Cine i'm alien Somburo
ipielenbe Weibna6tssef9idte, cine Dor.
trefli9e @r5dblung aus ben Nlpen Bill
ben nit elmer 6umoresfe BON Morimiz
lian S9mibt, elmer flaffiiden Nopelle
9ermann 3eibergs, elmer fuIturbito.
rid interefanten @efdi9te bon s.
@eres aus ben napoleoniiden 4rieaen
ben Stamm bes borliegenben Sahre
gangs, Der i~iberbaupt tur ipabrbaft aes
funbe nnb ber3erfreuenbe 2efefof fur
bic tpeiteften 8retfe entbdIt.
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2aRt Gnh resiftrirem
California . @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feiaem California Meinen bel
Serrn s. s. MeDer am Mlamos
Ylaaa. Serr Meper iudt bic Weine
oil Srt unb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein5ii6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelimgt es ibm tets, bic
belten Sorten aussundblen. gr fann
feline aumben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otbz nnb
Weib Weine in poraiiglider Aualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone = fret
ins 9ars geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-21
6fanbaI6Ie @ntbiinuuoeu briuz
Oeffemtli9e Mnfiiuoiguns.
Office bes Collectors.

San Antonio, 20. Ott. '92. I
Mle perfonen, ipel6e @emerbe be-
treibem, bic bonn @eieb nidt feuerfrei
ertldrt worben fin6 unb bic perabidumi
baben, bafiir bic n6tbige 2i3ens au er.
langen, tperben bierburd bemadridtiqt
baB gegen fie in uebereinfimmung mil
Der betrefenben Orbiuan3 porgeganaen
ipirb, tpenn fie bic borgei6riebene 81.
gems ai6t bis gum 81. OCTOBER 1892
entri6tet baben.
@b. &if DE.
@itpsG Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-21
9 olfsfei #.

8erfteigert merben am Samifag @or=
mittag 10 ubr im gentral=@ arten fir
bas golfsfeft bic f~olgenben Gtdn6e:
l &etaurant; l &afeez unb STU
9entanb; l Chile con GarmesG tanb;
l MeferwerfzS tanb; 2 G%anbpfdnbe
un6 / Sbfitanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-21

sa- llebersieber, unter3eus, Ser
rem : Soilette Mrtifel, ales BON ben
beifen G%abritanten beg Qanbes bel
pancoait & Sobn. Wir glauz
ben, baB mir bas bette Gin : Dollar
9emb unb bic beiten rs Cents Strimpfe
in Der Stabt ~perfaufen.
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Dem Gtnttmra mabe.

@erabe pte elm baufdatse8 1enementbaus e~tntar;t,
menn feinen f8ra&en Mauern unb Salfem In ben
cberen Stodperten stne 81 srobe 9af aufseblrret pirS,
10 brt4t aud cine i&wd4Ii&e aonfitution Suiammen,
wenn fe BON aranfbeit untermin4rt Nib; Der 9uiamz
menbru@ mub frhber cber fpdter ~erfolsen, mean ter
&orper ntat re&t3eitts basesen seibast unb aeftdblt
iptrp. 9oitetter's MaaeubitterS III fur 5hmddiide,
ner6ple sente uub fur DpSpeptiter rru unf&dsbarer
gSerf9, neil es fe rcr benz 3ufammenbru4 bewabrt.
Wean brau1t nt4t seraee BITE Mu8feIn e,nes Simfcn ,u
baben, um I'D ~fraitiser Gefuntteit su e~rfreuen. Gs
S,ebf rtele fletne, u~nterieste unb fnpdHltd aus{ebenpe
Afenl1en. pelhe fi1 ether ptdnpmenalen @e(unbbett
rabnen t6nnen. araft TT bic Gdbt3teit, gut su eiien,
gu! 81 eerpauen nno gut 3u f4lafen. Dieie Strait err
btttets. guberbem turirt bafelbe Walaria, btIiSle.
Ibeumatiife unb Wterenteidperben, beSei.tat Werpcs
ftdt uub bilft bic u~nannebmli4teiten be$ Nitsrs lsih=
ter ertro geu.
@fanbal6ie @ntbaaungeu brinz
gen Wiener 8ldtter iiber ben in aroBem
Wabftabe betriebenen 9anbel nit aa>
licii1en. -. Mdb6em. bic an bic Sas
rents Der re;6en Surten in gonfanti=
NOBEL perf6a9ert merbem. Sn 2enl=
BERG mirb bemnd6t ein Monfre,prpz
3eB geger cine AnaabI bon Mannern
unb Weibern, bic an benz fdmahponeu
Qaroel in berborragenber Weife bethel
ligt gepeien finb, eingeIeitet iuerbeu.
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2akt @ud) resiitrircm

W Die Morgan City Fish & Oy=
ster Company bat ftets cine Musmabl
BON friiden Gii6en. guitern umb @il5.
Sic erbdlt bapon tdgli9 i1eue 3ufubz
rem. Sm Der Sta6t merben bic @aden
frei abgeliefert. Selepbon go. d.
Nuftrdge aus benz 9anbe erbeten ;
prompte MnsfIbrumg %garantirt.
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a9r uniere @6ube linb bon pors
3igli9er Aualitdt un6 mir sarantiren
iebes pnar. Y
paneoat & Sobu.
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1y- Wenn SSbr 9erren cimen eutem,
baltbaren unb f%aibionablen Nnsug
pollt, gebt au Yaneoa # & Sobn.
Dieielben baben muir quite Waare, 10
biaig tpie i%rsenbwo.
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2aRt Gudb re8ifriren!

sD~ Wenn Semanb fem urlb au ats
nebmbaren preife ipeiien min, 10 aebe
er gum 80 ifiionS=Gart Die
9erren 0bciner & Saul, 8efiber biez
les gtabliRements, balter barauf, hire
@aite tets polfommen 3ufrieben su tel
len. Nae faifonmdBigem Delitatefen
Muitern, @ilb, Slide, @efugel &c iinb
bort in Der belitateitem 3ubereitumg ale
3eit gu baben. Mabl3eiten merben auf
Wumi9 IN bic Wobnunsen Der &unben
gefanbt. Wu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiietpirtbf6aft berbunbeme 9 a r.
r . o M bic beften @etrdnfe, ftets fril6es
Bier urb feline 2iqu0re nnb Weine.
sar Oie moberniten 6ite fnbet
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Gomntp Sidet.

9as fplgenbe Sidet 1T bon ben Gre
futip : &omlite8 Der bemofratii6en, re-
p%nblifaniiden unb Nrbeiterz Partei enz
boilirt porben:
Sir &i4ter, 81. 9iftrift
Georges $. Noonan.
Sir 9iitrift. Mntralt
@eorge paf9al.
Sir 9iitrift. glsrf:
Stat. Qemis.
Stir gomntp=@idter
BRIAN GaIIagban.
Sir Count. 9lnipalt:
Bart. S. 9emitt.
Stir Gountbs @lerf:
5bab. %. Smith.
Sir @beriif:
s. g. MeGalI.
Sir aHieHor:
2ouis 9utb n.
Sir Solicitor:
Sole Gaffiano.
sir sdatmeifer:
Gb. 5rob6e.
Sir Sermeier:
&. 6. MeIfpm.
SIR sic 2es,sIatur
%. s. Me@Imee.
S. 8. SIapben.
Sir Griebensridter, grecinft SO. L:
@no6 Griff Sones.
Mutton aba m.
Sir &~OnitabIer, Yrceinft SO. /:
Mnbreas 0 II.
Sir County : @ommihare:
preeinft go. Is. 6. 8 IN b er.
2-W m. 86rner.
Better Senas.
III WttU.
Sir Sdutes unb Siebs Snipeftor:
Gam. S. Barter.
Sir ofenHide Bassr:
Martim s. 81 ii II d..
@barles 90 ii n 6.
Sir Sr,eoensridtsr
Yrecintt No. 2-@b Calm.
3-GmiI Bed.
IS. 81. Sraimcr.
5-S. 3 Dipaters.
6-S.8. s b apag neu1
@bas. S. PDrom.
Dr. S. g. &iee.
7-&uffeI 9omarb.
8-SMo. 8. Moreau,
Sir RonitabIer:
Yreeinet No. 2-G. 8rubn.
3-M @tabl.
4-Granf aoIoufo.
Wartin MabuIa
RS 6ran3. 9errera.
6-W. GaffiIIas 8.
81. Morales.
S-S. @on3ales.
49,
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S9pa6er Masen wirb burd Sec,
Ham's ViQem getdrft.
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"Old Grow Bourbon un6
Hermitage Rye" finb bel Mi6ae rs,
220 Of 9outonfraBe 81 baben.
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GO TT elm alter 8raud bic rerbrannte 9anb p5er ben
Nrm sesen ben Diem gu balten, anb 10 bic SHmer3en
Der ABunoe aES1umerSen. Gid neuer nnb nett beferer
gseg TT BITE Wunhe nit Oxidation Del einsureiten unb
fe lit tn furier 2ett aeheilt.
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Matirlide belize s6tpefel.8aser


in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe bon San
Wntonio, neben benz Siibmefliden
S%rrenaiDl. 8%ef0rberung per Omnibus
BON Der Stabt aus btermal tdglih.
Bdber 25 GentS.
s.. 9 6euermeDer,
y. >. Dor 1l39. San Nntonio.
= 81 i6aePs, 220 DIT 9outon=
StraBe berfauft MIR 10 Sabre alien
Hermitage Rye" uno "Old Crow
Bourbon.
Central $ BART
8eliebteter N%ufentbaltsort fir Sas
milien. Gintritt gum Bart fret.
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pay Oie moberniten 6iite finbet
SIR INNER bel
panepa1t & Sphu.
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LADIES
seeding a tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON RI1TERS.
II is pleasant; cures Malaria. Indigestion.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-03-29

the mine until it is fashioned into a
shining engine or u shining sword, re.
quires series OF changes which no
man can learn without being a bigger,
broader, stronger man every way, and
when a bit OF worthless clay becomes so
translused with human brain that it
becomes rare article of luxury, for
which the rich will pour out their gold
in exchange, it is clear case that in
making that transition from the rough
clay to the beautiful porcelain, there
has been mixture OF cultivated brain
which lifts the mau who knows the art
above his fellow men, and so in all the
realms OF the minerals, the same pro-
cess goes on as they are worked, and it
is for that reason we have always held
to the belief that mining was not only
the most legitimate of occupations, but
the most exalting; and government
like ours, which has more mines and
better mines than any other govern
ment, ought to give that industry such
recognition as becomes its dignity and
Importance.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-03-29
THE DIGNITY OF MINING.

We think the men Of the west ought
to insist upon having mining bureau
as one OF the departments OF the govern
ment. As we showed recently, the pro-
ducts of the mines in their raw and
manufactured state are of more value
than the products OF the soil. AS we
tried to show, the prosperity Of this
country is due more to the mines than
to the fields; and likewise, the intelli-
gence OF the country can be rated in
proportion TO the amount Of mining
done and the use OF the metals dug from
the ground. 1t is the most important
branch OF industry in the United States
today. 1t has not the recognition from
the government that it deserves, and
the need OF a secretary for mining is
greater than secretary OF agriculture.
II any country OF Europe had any
such mines as ours, the management
OF that department of the government
would be held to be the most important
OF all. It's chief use, however, would
be to gain recognition for the industry
and to stop the mouths OF the idiots
who look upon mining as but an in
ierlor affair AZ best, something which
Statesmen and the country at large are
not especially interested in. There
ought to he a great mining department
OF the government, department to
issue bulletins weekly or monthly, as
might be, to educate the people Of the
country up TO the fact that the reason
the United States is swiftly attaining
its place as the foremost nation OF the
earth, is because all other nations are
us nothing compared with it in the
metals which it's solid interior con-
tains.
Oi course food is necessary for human
life, but the production Of food is a
primitive industry; it has vastly inn
proved over what it was at first, but
after all it is in every respect an infe-
rior industry compared with that Of
wrenching from the solid hills their
treasures and putting them in form to
command the attention OF commerce. |
From the zine the iron ore, unsightly |
and mixed with earth, is taken from
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-03-29

JEFEERsoNvILLE, Ind, March 28.-
Never in the history of this Clark
county was politics at such high state
OF excitement. From the congressional
down to the county candidate a very
bitter feeling exists for supremacy, and
what makes it all the more aggravating
TO the respective candidates is that it is
Democratic wheel within wheel, in
consequence Of which Republicans are
resting on the oars and waiting to see
what they will have to encounter in the
way of opposition. Despite the fact that
the primaries are to be held according
to the Australian system of voting,
candidates are free with their money,
and the ward bummers are correspond
ingly happy. But the fercest contest
continues in the congressional canvass,
Mr.. Marsh, who was opposed by Con-
gresham Brown in the Floyd county
primaries, took his defeat calmly. He
bases Mr.. Browns success in that
county TO an antipathy existing toward
Marsh because OF his being a resident
OF Clark, and becaus Clark county here
to fore has always been successful in
getting what she asked, much to the
discontinue of Floyd county Demo-
crats. Marsh is sanguine of carrying
Clarke, Jefferson and Scott counties,
with assurances that Jackson will give
him handsome majority. The Brown
element hold TO the belief that their
candidate cannot be beaten, and they
base their predictions on the success
that Brown has achieved in counties in
the district that have already held their
primaries. The primary election in this
county will be held on the 25th.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn March 2S.-The
Prohibition State Executive committee
met here today TO name date for the
meeting ot the convention to dominate
a candidate for governor, eject delegates
to the National convention, and name
state electors. Tuesday, May 81, was
selectrd as the day for the meeting of
the convention. Plans for the coming
campaign were discussed in executive
session. 1t was The general opinion of
the committeeman that there would be
split in the Democratic party, Char
man Armisiead thought that ii the
straight Democrats saw that the alliance
men were in the majority in the tempo
rary organization OF the state conven-
tion the minority would walk out. He
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wEDDED HER ADOPTED SON.
A Peculiar Domestic Affair with u Novel
Outcome.


RosEDALE, l.. l., March 2S.-Mrs.
Catharine Kits has received a special
dispensation from Rome permitting her
to live apart from her husband alone.
The husband and wife separated year
ago. Mrs. Kits Is 60 years old, and her
husband is but 27. Mrs. kits was for.
merly the wife OF George Fredericks,
who died six years ago, leaving her q
farm valued at about Sl0,0 900 and money
in the bank. About year previous to
his death Farmer Fredericks visited
Castle Garden in search Of farm hand.
Here he met young Kits, who had
just arrived in this country. He was a
ruddy youth, just turned 20 years OF
age. lie engaged him and took him
back to the farm. Mrs. Fredericks, a
kind-hearted, motherly woman, was
attracted to the boy. She insisted on
adopting him into the family, and be-
came to him mother; in fact, she in
sisted on his applying to her that title.
Farmer Fredericks had been dead only
about one month when his widow laid
aside her weeds and married her
adopted son.
This was six years ago, but the inter
vening years have been filled with any
thing but conjugal felicity on the Rose
dale farm. Mrs. Kits suspected her
youthful spouse OF too great regard for
the younger women IN the neighbor-
hood ,land found that she was kept busy,
night and day, in her efforts to keep the
young man under her eyes. This sort
of espionage annoyed the husband and
resulted IN an open rupture. Kits
abandoned the farm, bought boat and
commenced sailing parties on Jamaica
bay. These sailing parties became
soon great bug bear to the wife, who
frequently paced the dock, waiting the
return OF her husbands boat. When
she found that there had been young
women on the boat she is alleged to
have upbraided her husband publicly
with being too free with his attentions.
The frequency OF these scenes widened
the breach between husband and wife,
and resulted in the dispensation separat-
ing them.
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The Third Party In Texas.

CoRsICANA, Tex, March 2S.--J. H..
Rogers, chairman Of the Reform party,
has called meeting OF all the voters OF
this (Navarro) county at the court house
here on Saturday, who indorse the re-
cent St. Louis labor conference plat
form, for the purpose OF organizing a
party in accord with the demands OF
said platform for this county. stump
Ashby, the chairman of the State Exc
cutive committee Of the Peoples party,
has also issued call for conventions TO
be held in every county throughout the
state to elect delegates to the State con-
vention at Waco, May 8. At the latter
meeting state delegates will be elected
to the National convention at Omaha,
July 4. The Peoples party and AlIi-
ance men have formed a coalition, and
declare they will nominate candidates
for presidential electors and for every
other office down constable in every
city, county and precinct in this state.
The Alliance is very strong in this
county, and they expect to secure all
the prohibition and Republican vo-
ters In this county in opposition to the
Democratic candidates as the Repnbli-
cans are not strong enough to put up
candidates OF their own that can stand
and show OF being elected.
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To the People of Arizona.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, :
Phoenix. March %. 1892.

InfllN, Mdrch 70, loJZ.
In Section 8, of The Act of the 10th
Legislature, in reference to the World's
Columbian Exposition, approved March
20, 1891, appears the following:
Provided, that Commissioner shall
be appointed from each county in Ari-
zona acceptable to the people thereof,
who shall aid in managing the exhibit
of his county, subject to such instruc-
tions and regulations as the Territorial
Board OF Managers, hereby created, shall
order, both as to com pensation and au-
thority."
Congress and the President having
ratified the Act OF the Legislature of
Arizona, authorizing loan for Worlds
Fair purposes, it would seem proper for
our people to proceed actively in the
work OF preparinga suitable exhibit, in
order to creditably represent at Chicago
in 1898, the great and varied resources
of the Territory. / therefore earnestly
invite the active attention OF people OF
Arizona to this important subject, and
request that the citizens of the different
counties file recommendations with the
Governor for the appointment OF
County Commissioners.
40. MURPHY,
Acting Governor.