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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Great Rush in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-[Special] The
last day of the great Chicago celebra
ton has dawned and the hundreds of
thousands here are seeking every
possible means of egress from the
city. Chicago makes the claim now
that 1t had more strangers in its
midst than attended the New York
festivities. At any rate both cities
were crowded far beyond their capa.
city during the respective celeb ratio rs.
Today the great events are the dedi
cation of the state buildings. The
New York structure will have as
its great orator Arch bishop Corrigsn.
Tue Archbishop takes more than Or
binary interest in this subject. Dur
ing the past winter he went to the
Bahamas, which are included In his
New York archdioces, and remained
there as the guest of Sir Pat
rick Shea, the Governor General at
Nassau, New Providence. While
there he paid visit to San Salvador,
supposed to be the first land discOv-
cred by Columbus In the Western
Hemisphere. The Ohio building will
also be dedicated as well as many
other state buildings. DR.. Chauncey
M. Depew and Governor Flower are
also expected to speak.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Methods OF the Ring.

The Truth.
"A few days ago we were in the
county clerks office. While there
we saw q Mexican led In and his first
papers made out, also he was given
printed slips to take to the registrar
of voters Office to be duly registered
as voter. He did not begin to pre-
tend to make the slightest sound of
English. He was q poor, ignorant
Mexican brought in to vote. The dirt
on his clothes, hands and face showed
his condition, and his demesnor
showed he was as poor in knowledge
as In wealth. If this man had shown
the least sign of intelligence or of
knowing what he was doing, we
would have nothing to say, but he
emphstically did not. He stood there
like q dumb animal, to be used as his
owner might please. His owner is the
ring, and the ring will use him to
check the vote OF one Of us. We won
der that intelligent Mexicans don't
kick at such enormity and this farce,
and this man is but one of many who
are to he used"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and Prices they Br,u

Jas. and H. Smith to Chas. P.
smith, 81 ysras front on the east side
of Cameron street, said tract Is bound
ed on the north by an alley. on the
south by property of l.. Wolfson, on
the east by property of Chss. F. King;
$1,000.
San Antonio Lodge No. IL, I. o. o.
F. to VIM. s. Temple aud Perry J.
Lewis, property fronting on Houston
street, 33 feet and 7 inches from the
Odd Fellows new building; Sl0,075.
n. Mackey and J. E Muegge to
Dorotea Perez. lot 6, block 4, SUBJ
division of lot l29; S65.
VIM. and NJ. O'Brisu to Jay E.
Adams, lot 2, block /, In Lsural
Heights; 5000 and other considera-
tons.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Weather.

WAsHINGTON, Oct. 22.-For east
Texas, local rains, winds generally
from east to north, coIoer in northern
Mississippi Sunday morning; proba-
bly, clearer by Sunday morning. In
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and
nOrthw west Texas, showers, clearing
by Sunday morning, colder Sunday
morning followed by warmer weather
in northwest Texas, north winds
shifting to east.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Mining Products in Demand.

EAGLE Pass, Oct. 22.-There is Al
most famine in Northern Mexico,
owing to the tremendous demand
occasioned oy railroad extensions
and development of smelling and
manufacturing Industries. All mines
are increasing their forces and sink
ing their shafts, but are unable to
supply the demands.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Foot Ball Day.

New YORK, Oct. 22.-[SpeciaI. -
This is Saturday and as usual a great
many foot ball games are scheduled.
Yale plays the Orange Athletic club
at Orange, New Jersey. Pennsylva-
MIA plays Williams college at West
Philadelphia and Princeton plays the
Crescents at Brooklyn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Steamship Change.

New York, Oct. 22,-Special tele-
grsm.-The great German steamer
which has oeen plying between New
YORK and Bremen, goes into the Gen.
eva fleet. This makes the third YES
sci of that line to change it's route
from New York. The fourth will be
the new steamer, Kaiser Wilhelm III
which leaves Nov. ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Art-E Exhibition.

NEW YORK, Oct '22.-The secreta.
ries at the American academy of
design are busted filing lists of pic
lures and sculptures submitted for
the great Autumn Art Exhibition of
the Academy. which begins Nov. 81.
This is the last day for filing and
submitting works OF art.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Stevenson Campaigning.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Oct 22.-Gen.
Stevenson has returned from his Ala.
bama tour and is satisfied with the
outlook in that state. He will spend
Sunday in Chicago and from there he
will 20 to Jackson, Michigan, for q
speech, and thence to New York.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
An Express Train Wrecked.

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Oct. %. At
Letters, on the Chicago and Erie rail-
road, last night, the Wells Fargo ex-
press train was wrecked by an open
switch. Engineer David Frederick
and Fireman John Metz were fatally
injured,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Outbpeak of Fever,

ST. LOUIS. Oct. pa dispatch
from Eagle Pass, Texas, says, lowing
TO the lack OF the sewerage system
the late rains in Zacatecas have been
followed by visitation of typhoid
fever. One hundred and thirty peo-
pie died there from fever within the
past week and it shows no sign of
abatement,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
New Brunswick Election.

ST. JOHN, N. B., Oct. 22.-[Special]
The New Brunswick Legislature
elections take place today. The pro.
vince now has but one legislative
branch, this election sounding the
death knell of the legislative council.
1t is two years and a half since New
Brunswick had an election.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Both Will Die.

BoNHAM, c., Oct. % Bob Williams
and Bob Cook became involved in q
quarrel last night near here and both
used knives as arguments. Cook is
dead and Williams will die.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Indian Territory Land Matter

ANADARKO, Oklahoma, Oct. %
After four weeks OF council the
Cherokee commission has finished its
negotiation with the Commsnche
Kiowas and Apache tribes and eff
fected an agreement. A proposition
provides that these Indians should
take allotments of one hundred and
sixty acres each and relinquish
residue of the reservation to the gov
erDment, to be attached to Oklahoma
and opened to the white settlement.
For this surrender and relinguish-
ment the Indians shall receive
$4,000 900. Minor paragraphs of the
agreement provide that the existing
treaties are not to be disturbed.
Legally executed leases shall
not be interfered with until
limit expires customary. Schools,
sections and land occupied and used
for religious purposes to be reserved
and adopted. Members of the tribes
are to receive lands. The reservation
lies between Washita and the Red
rivers in the southwestern corner of
Indian Territory, and embraces near
ly three million acres. 1t Is by far
the best land yet negotiated for in
Indian Territory. Is is we'll watered
and fertile aud Will develope into
magnificent corn and cotton land.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Hesistration in New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Today again
the leaders of both parties are using
superhuman efforts to increased the
registration. This is the third day
for New York and Brooklyn and
October 9th, Is the only other day
remaining.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Pre- sident LincoIn's Tutor Dead.

PARIS, ILL.,, Oct. 22.-Dennis L.
Hanks, tutor and life long friend OF
the martyred President Abraham
Lincoln, who died yesterday, was
born thirty miles southeast of Hold.
genville in Harden county, KY. May
18th, 1899.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
LEGISLATURE Adjourne d .

MADISON, VIE, Oct. 22.-Both
houses of the Legislature have adj
journed to Monday night, without
preparing an apportionment bill
There seems but little more prospect
TOR the republicans and democrats to
agree upon an apportiopment bill
now, than when the session opened.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
LAST NIGHTS PARADE.
tion-Thousands Witnessed
the Parsde-McLeary the

the PaFBue-MCLeary the
Speaker.
AS early as 6 o'clock the various
av enues of the city began to fill up
with men, women and children, from
all parts of the city, OF all colors,
trades, professions and nationalities.
At 7:30 the avenues and streets were
SO crowded that an attempt to take
promenade was utterly impossible.
About 7:45 O'Clock, from Milan
square, the large and elegant parade
started and the sweet melodies COM
ing from the instruments of the
Twenty-third infantry band, were
heard far off in the distance. Grad
uslly they approached nearer and
nearer and those eager to witness the
Manifestations were soon gratified at
the approach OF the military forces.
The following is the line OF the
parade, which W as handsomely light
ed throughout with various colored
lights, lanterns and fire works:
Mounted Police,
Grand Marshal,
Field Marshal aud Assistants,
U. S. Cavalry,
U. s. Artillery,
Alamo Wbeelmen's Association,
U. s. Rand,
Bearers of American and italian flags
Belknap Rifles,
Confederate Veterans,
Grand Army of the Republic,
Farmers Alliance,
Trade Organizations,
italian Mutino Soccorso,
San Antonio Military Band,
Float representing one of Christopher
Columbus Ships with the Great
Admiral and his Crew
on Board,
Italisna Christoforo Colombo,
SOCIETIES:
Mutualists,
BenevOlencia,
Union,
Bsnito JuareZ,
Club Social Mexicsno,
French Workingmen's Society,
Italiana A lpini,
italian Colony,
Mayor Csllaghan, Honorary Presi'
dent, Commander Of the Post
and Staff, County and
City Officials,
italian and Mexican Consuls,
orators,
Representatives of the Press,
President of the Colony.
Presidents of the Invited Societies in
Carriages,
The procession then repaired to San
Pedro springs aud the seats in front
of the platform in the center of the
park were filled with loyal people, to
hear the address of the occasion by
Judge J. II. McLeary. He was intro
duced to the audience and made 9
long. though Interesting and impress.
sive speech and brought out all points
of interest on the happenings of this
country since the discovery. He
received hearty and frequent APP
plsuse and always responded
with more loyal uttersnces, even
more appropriate and touching than
the one just preceding the applause.
The entire celebration of Column bian
Day in this city was q grand victory
and the thousands of souls will ever
remember the festivities of this, the
greatest day that America has yet
had.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Nm on Wheat.

CAICAGo, ILL.,. Oct. 22.-Pardridge
took q lot of wheat today at "A for
Decem Der, but got filed up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
New Orleans Cotton.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Cotton
closed firm; good middling s LIE;
middling Is l6; low middling 7 5-l6.
Sales s. 500 bales.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Cotton futures
opened firm; Oct. cotton 800; Nov.
S02; Dec. SIT; Jan. $50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Press
Up TO the Hour OF Go
ing 70 Press.
sherman Will Speak

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % Especial
Senator Sherman lie to speak to re-
publicsns at the Academy of Music
tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
NeiII Will he Executed.

LONDON, Oct. % Thomas Neill,
who was yes terday convicted in Old
Bailey, of the murder of Matilda
Glover, will probably be executed on
November eighth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
BEST CLARsr WINES,

Csc and 75c per gallon at L. Kunkel's
1873 N. Flores street. 10 5 3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22

WHAT WE ARE GOING TO SELL.
$50 pairs Blankets worth 50 90 Tor
So 40 IS doz Ladies' fine Ribbed
Vests, worth 75c for 4Sc 200 pairs fine
Blankets worth So 90 for 81 4S. 500
Jersey Jackets at halt price.
10 % st JOSKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22

$50 Pairs of Gray
Wool Blankets, actual value 50 90 our
price Monday $2.49. JosKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-22
Telling You in Time

For Monday. 1000 Ladies' Jerseys at
just half what they cost
10 % 1t JOSKE Bros.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13
8etnabe lebenoio perbrdnnt.

Trau Catherine @oitcl tpGreDltttpo6 betz
nabe nit ibren 8inoern in ibrer Moanung,
gtor 149 23. Str, p.rbrannt. Sic ipar
nit ibrem einidbrt9en Sobn auf bent 9lrn1
an einem Oelofen bei6dftigt, ais plObli9
cine @rpLoiion oelielben erfolgte. 9aS Sel
ergoB it'd iber Die &lei0er Der Srou uub
oas&ino uno batten tie imgfuSeuer gefan9en.
Srau @oitel rannte nit Dem &tnD billie
rufeno auf Die StraBe. Ofebrere 9tadb6arn
famen nit 0eden ber6eigelaufen un0 baIo
seIana es. Die 6Ialnmen gu eritifen. Wtutter
unb &tnO muroen bdun in bas 6aus aetraz
getragen uno elm 2lr5t 9erufen. Gebterer
erfldrte, es iei 3tpeifelbait, oh Srau @Oitel
nit benz 9eben Danontommen tDerDe, ba lie
l1pere 8ranowunOen OH Der 8ruit, I'M
@eit6t uno an ben 9lrmen linb !6Gnoen err
lttten babe. Die 8erlesungen oes &inoes
bei6rGntten ii6 auf 8~ranOnunben an 9lrz
men uno 6Gnoen, ober Oieielben iino 10
idmer, OaB Dieuei6t cine Nmputation Der
@liebmaBen notbmenOi9 ietn miro. 9re
am 5auie an8eri@tete S@aoen miro $50
nicbt iiber1teiaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13
Die Qn9ebote.
3ur cine Slre(kC OeS Canal
6auS geItern geOfaet.
9ie 8etbeilislns 5ablreid, aber
Die TOrOerumseu iebr bod).
WeHrthur Bros. briuoeu Ole por=
tbeilbafteiten 5iHern.
Die BON O%berin9enieur miaiams e~epIante
WaGerhodorudanlaee bel Sofport
pertheuert oen Sau.

Sn Nnpeienbeit aablreidsr Sngenieure,
&ontraftoren uno Sableute Duroen
in Der lebtem regelmdBisen SEER
lammlun9 Der Observation-Disclosures Die etngez
loufenen Qngebote fir Die @rabungs=
Nrbeiten an Der E~analltreGe bon Wiuop
Springs bis Solicit geOffnet.
Stir Die Qngebote maren bret berldieoene
Sormulare Dorgei6rteben; Die lteb3ebn
Wfetlen LANCE Strede lit BARN in tteb5ebn
Sbeile getbeilt unb fit ieoen lit cine bclons
oere Qugabe Der Soften Dorgel6rteben. gon
ben rs eingeganeenen Nn8eboten mar nur
CAS- Der Wtcgtrtbur Bros. in allen bret Sorz
mulareu Den 8orihriften gemGB abgefaBt.
SSn ben Sormularen l uno 3 ftelen it6 Die
3ablen beoeuteno b06er ais Die bon Sber>
Sngenieur 8tuiams aDgei9dbten Soften,
unb nur Sormular go. 2 itebt nit ben 9(b1
l6Gbungen oes Sber Sngenteurs i'm @lns
fla1g.
Die Sormulars l unb 3 entbalten ndmz
lid audi Qlngebote fir bic geplante Waiierz
bo6orudanIaee BET 2o6port. Die 9Dbe Der
oafir bere6neten Soften mirb aler Wabr@
l6einli6tett mad Da5u flbren, Dab mun Die
Nnlage gan3 auigiebt. Die 8eoingungen
III Sormular 0to. 2, Die it6 mad ben Muz
geboten ais bic nortbetlbafteitsn ~ertpetier,
Duroen leiner 3eit %helonoers bon Som.
@oolep befurwortet.
Sir Die in benz Sormular 9to. / borgez
l6rlebenen 8ebin9un9en, Die in 16 Seftioz
men etnget6eilt itnb, ernieien it6 fol9enbe
Nn9ebote alS Die n~teorIg1ten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13

feline Nbbiilfe ibrer Scots ertparten. eSn
Galaborra in @aitilien tobte am 9. Sum-
bis Wtjtternadt Elm piloer Nufrubr. Ser
bildOflihe Sit lit perleet moroen nnb Der
&anonltus 9tul3 bon Der &dtbeorale ent>
9in9 Der @efabr Der @rmoroung our6
elnen PObelbauIen nur bur6 oas @tnz
lhreiten Der Qoll3et. Ote StraBen @alas
borra's iparen Gags barauf tpdbreno
ipentger Stunoen rubig, baum begann
Die GlleltOEun9 BON 9teuem. Ser &anoz
nttuS Jtui3 bate iid Dor Dem tpItben>
ben Weob getll6tet, iooaB Der SeBtere it'd
mad elnem anoeren Spfer nmlab. IS
oanerte midi LANCE, 10 tam Der Stl1of oes
2Se9eS, Der lofort bon bet mltbenoen Notte
nit Stel1en betporfen un0 anoerpeittg
mlBban0elt tplr6e. S1lieBlt6 gelang es
benz 8lldof, Den &ngreifern au entfommert.
Ser BelagerungsSultan lit iiber Die @es
9eno nerbGngt lporoen. 0ie Streifer
in barcelona nabmen ebenfallS Die Gubez
it~Drun9en pieber auf. Die meiiten 9Gz
ben marer gelhlolien uno ale @el6Gfte
ftodtel. Streiter 9riffen, nit Wfei1ern uno
JtepoIper1 betpaftlet, cine Nnaabl Sabriten
at uno bemmten allen StraBenberfebr.
@eneral Blanco l6idte bret Batallone aus,
nm Die StraBen 81 patronlutren un0 Die
Sabriten gu belhilben. Die Gapalerie rift
mebrmalS Die glufriibrer an II trieb bies
ielben auseinanoer. 3tpii6en Der 4oliaei
llnb ben 0tubelt0rern fam es 81 mebreren
:3ulammenitOBen. Sin Yoli3iit erbtelt
cine erbebIt6e Sti1nunoe. 8iele 8erbafz
tungen tpuroen D~or9euommen. 0ie See
mobner bon Barcelona baben ben @enerG
BIanco eriubt, Den 8ela9erungs5uitanb
iber Die Staot gu perfiigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13
Beim ft1den ertrunfen.

8oli3iften Der 2arrabee> Station 6ur6z
iu6en III Der gtdbe oes v9toroz piers" ben
See mad Der &ei6e bes ahtldbrtgen Otto
9ernba6. Ser Sun9e be9ab ith 9onneritas
Mioreen in @eieui9ait eInes %anoeren, neiien
Jtamen unbefannt lit, oortbtn, UNI 3u
fiihen. SIN 2aufe bes 9ta6mittags febrte
2ebterer ieoo9 obne Otto aurild. Nuf 8es
fraasn ertldrte ct, baB Ssner in ben See sez
fanen JET. Otto babe ielne 6ii6leine tauen
lalieu UNI babe, ais ct iiA mad oerlelben
eebiidt, bas @lei69etpi6t Uerloren uno Jet
ms Moiier sefalen. ST lei oariibsr 10 err
i6rodeH gepeien, Dap er it6 UNI Otto niht
befinlmert babe, ionoern tpeggelaufcn Jet
unb fid mcbrere Stunoen Derdtdt babe.
Spdt AM Otahmittag eri6ien 0enrp Oerlz
bad, bon SO Mfenominee StraBe, Der Gater
bcs perunelIdten &naben, in Der Station
uno mahte Nn3etge. Gs tDuroen lofort
mebrere 8eamte ausgel6ift, UNI nah Der
2elhe 3u luheI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13

rGatprid 1T 70 bDr;AsltA seetanet FIR Stnber, ba5 ID
thr Dor .aaen anferen mir betannten Srhpsratet bep
gprauS sebe." s.. y. &r9e ct, MD.
Ill 9ruth Srfprb Str, gsrcflan, q. 3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13
Staot O.bicdoo.

RWr utlere GOrreipouo emtctt 1tr0
A9entcn befm1em Ole f~OI8enoen
Gtaatet
Gerr SEQ 8cnmtm9boDen Die
etaatcm Nebrasta, &anfaS INTO
Wt1ottri.
Sserr Sratta Otto Ste Staatem
SbtO, YcmniDlnanictt, @eit Ntr=
8itttem, ManaGuietts. WeW Oorf
into Canada.
SEER Yeter 81tf6 0en GtAat
SninoiS.
cerr Yattt 0riebeL oem stat
SSopa.
Serr 6, g. epte9cI ben Staat
Mtttnefota.
Serr @aml 2fionsef oem staat
Mts comiin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13

g1a9 bieiem @ontraft liefert bic 9lbz
tpailerbeb0roe Die B%umpanIagen, beren
8etrieb unb Die Sortl6affung bes auss
9e9rabenen Materials. 0te Soften oaflr
iino auf $1,000, 900 abgel6GBt, 10 DAB ii6
Der @elammt5etrag Der StreGe benna6
auf $16 $500, 600 iteIt.
Ser 3neite Gontraft fibrt Die 2tnie nur
bis 3odpnrt, no Sdleuienanlaeen i'm
8ctrase bon 81, 500. 900 gebaut werben
miiiien, Die i'll Dem @ontraft nod nidt
inbeeriffen ftno; aud entbdlt berielbe Die
@aiierorud> Nnlage ntdt. yta6 benz Gonz
trait Dat Der Contractor ale @rbeiten gu
perrtdten, uno Die n%ieorigften Nngebote
fir Die IA SectiOnen iteaen it6 oemnad
ME fnlot:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13
3uIammen 80. ST. 226, 900

O"l""'""S - PA'
Sic obieen !3ablen iiuo ni9t offtcieQ oerz
Dffentli6t, lonoern mad etnem ueberblid
iiber Die Mngebote %gelarnlnelt uno peroen
Diellei6t nod man6e Nenoerunsen ii6 einz
lteuen. Die Musgrabung BON SelSgeItein
bariirten in ben Nn9eboten bon 65 Gents
(Wlc9lrtbur 8roS.) bis $1.65 Die &ubifz
barb (Sobn @riffitbs, G6icago); Der
9urhlhnitt Oteler Nngebote belief li6 auf
Is Gents. Sber< Sn9enteur Milian1s bate
Die Selsgrahun9en auf 65-75 Gents abges
l6dBt.
Ote @nsebote bon gbomas &od, Gbicaeo,
nuroen abgepielen, peil Der por9eidriebene,
b~eglaubigte Gbed fir $4,000 ni6t beilag.
9ie gtamen alIer Bieter itno:
WtcOonalo Bros. & Co., @ran6 .gaz
pibs. Ml6.; 6. S. @apnor & Sobn,
Bottsbiue; Is. 3. Smit6 & Co., 8altts
more, 3d.; Gbos. s. 9tilep, Solicit, ST.;
She Seioenri6 Co.. Gbiea9o, ST.; Waz
ion, 9o9e & 60, Sranffort, &D. Green &
Butler, 8etosfeD, Wti6.; Wtt6ael 2aQD,
9etroit, Wti6.; Sobn @rtifitb, Chicago,
ST.; Gbos. Sod, Chicago; &pnd, 8belbs,
S6aefer & Earning, Wonmoutb, ST.;
S'6earn, See & Strange, &anios Stu,
Wo. Ngnetp & &c., Chicago, ST.; Sobn
Scott & Sobn, ct. Qouis, W2o.; $. 8.
Ssrr & 60. @bicueo, ST.. ; @initon Bros.
& OtcOtuaen, Winneapolis, Winn.
st. S. Wilion, @bicaso, Su.; Sobn
SbieIos, SleminstOn, 8entudD; sc.
S. Gonbon & Co., &norpile, Gem. ;
Wcgrtbur Bros, Gbicago, Sa.; Oaruin
g. 9usan, Swe9o, 81. g.; Quiglep &
Moore, ct. Souls, Wo.; Streeter, Wec@as
rid & Co., Oeupsr, Co.; 21oon & 0reB,
Gbicago, ST.; Mc@ormid Contraction
So, ct. Souls, Wto.; Nlfreb 6arlep, Gbtz
cagO, Su.
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Stone ermeiit einen 8aorbeitano in Der
&aiie Der 8ebOroe bon $1.024.8 1896, 40.
6eute peroen Der 8eborbe Die 3ablen Der
Nngebote IN 9eorbneter ..3uiammenfaliung
uaterbreitet tperbe1. Sin oieier Nrbeit luaz
rem geitern bis in ben fpGten glbeno cine
gr0Bsre Wtanni@aft tbdtig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13
Oerfdumel1 Sic Ia niht.

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BRANDS S6wei5erpilen 5u nebmen ulrb
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Stoiien 81 befreien. 40 Gents Die S6adtel
In ben Npothefen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13
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Watft, GebrAttt Sctt NfGt3 ttt0
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60. SeIennuaa $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13
3uIomlnen $40, 717,58:

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6ter3u fonlmen nod Die 81. 800, 900 fit
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it6 Die gauge 2inie obne Battle-Ground
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1921 ,582.76 felt.
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ltetDet it6 bon Dem GDntraft SEQ. l baz
burd. oaB bier Der Contractor ale 9lrbeiten,
tpie 9umpen, Sortldaffuns bes Materials
u. i. ~. ielbit ubernimmt. Die niebig1ten
8ieter fir otelen. II Seftionen entbaltenoen
Gontraft fino:
The Forrest City times., 1892-02-12
The St. Francis Basin.

To the Editor or the fofrest Clty Ilmee: On Tuesday, the 9th. an election was | held at Widener to elect three directors
 and three assessors for the levee dis
 trict embracing the overfiowed lands | of St. Francis county. To reclaim | these lands and prevent overflow in ! the St. Francis basinwould add incalcu- I lable wealth to our county. Two hundred | and ten thousand acres in St. Francis
 county are now subject to overflow. | To reclaim these lands would add Sl,- 1 6S0, GOO to the assessed value of the property in our county. While good men were elected directors. the ques- ! tion arises could we have done better? 1 Two of our very best business men were inportuned to offer their names l for directors-men who stand high for moral worth and men who have been eminently successful in their own pri-
 vate business affairs. These men were defeated by a prominent attorney from
 Forrest City by voting proxies, carried there for that purposed. Such practice
 works harm in our county in many ways.
 The time is not far off when we will again elect county officers, and we should have the very best men in our county. But our best citizens are un- willing to offer themselves for office when tricks and chicanery are resorted to to defeat them. The writer does not believe the law warranted the voting of proxies, and he has failed to find any act in the Digest authorizing it. We are perfectly willing to accept the result of the election, but hereafter hope to see our educated, influential men working for the common good, free from prejudice. OBSERVER.