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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-29
s. &altsger & @obu,
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ceptur obiger 6irma iinb bic beoeutenbz
ften in San N1ttonio, uopon sSe6er
tagtdgli6, ii6 5u iiber5eugen @elegen=
belt bat. @s berrf6t in Der Mpotbefe
gerabeam ein pbdnomeraler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier allies frii6 = bat in
allen Separtements, namentli9 audi 1T
benz Der patentmebi3inen = bic groBte
@usuabl unb Die &eceptur 1T ben be-
iten umb geuiKenbafteften 6aftben arz
p%ertraut. 9as Wboleiale @eIddsi
nimmt BON Sabr 5u Sabr einen ar6Ses
rem llmfang an, benin Bic Mpotbefer in Ser
Stabt unb auf benz 2anbe baben bic
@rfabrnng gema9t, baB fie bier porz
tbeilbaft falfen nnb auf bag prombz
teits bebient tperben. Die Girna Salt
eDer tebt nit ben erften 6dufern Ser
Ser. Staten 1T gerbinbung un6 ims
portirt piele Mrtifel brett in bebeuten=
ben Quantitdten. Quf @nfraqe tperbeu
preisliftem berianbt. @ir f0r1en alien
unieren betrefenben Qeiern ratben, nit
obiger renommtrten Sirma gef9dftli6
ansufnipfen.
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mebr ais
10000 Ytripueu ge6eitt
burdb Die Seilmittel bes
Prof. A. 4. Never,

Seien 9fame in gang Siib. u1b Mittelamcrifa
bur9 bic tpuaeerbaren Seilerfolse, tpel9e ct
er3telt BAT, beriibmt ~eepprben lift unh Der
G~mpfeblunSen herpprrasenber 9eate aus allen
Sheilen BET 8eit tcittt. @rofeiior Meper
itanrmt aus Qrabien, ,,nb bic 8enntnib Der
g%iseni4aften beiItrdftieer &rauter, 8ur3eln
nnb 9latbcn bat iid felt Sa9r9unoerten in
ietner Gamilie bererbt. SauIenbe BON 3euss
nii1en, tpelde Seberntann sur GinliAt pffen
liesen, beitdtisen, tpelde ilberrai@enben Sell.
erfolge ct 1T pielen SaIe1, bic ncn herpors
rassltben aersten fir bpffnHn8SIos crflart
pnrbei1, er;ielt Bat.
Mdnner unb Graueu, Die eeIdbmt l6ienen
auf aebens5eit unb gu biiIFolen arippeln Sc
uorben tparen, baten burd bic ipunoerbaren
Seilmittel bes Profeiprs tbre 9elunbbeit wiez
bererIanst unb peiben ib,n ibre SesenSe
pini9e.
Sie Seilmittel bes 9roieiprs SLEEPER furis
rem foIsenbe &ranfbeiten: @bemmattsmus
nnb Ghtuinniudbt, SawinoeI, Nierens
ft0runsen, Saftentpeb, 5eiteniehen, &atarrb,
eeidte6tItde sdpadeuitdnoe, @itbma,
8rondttis, 9%bspepita, l1nperbaultdfeit, Sra.
senleioen, tpeiben Slut, Samprrbotoen, ST.
iteln, au~nsenlsiDen, Gals uno aunsenletoen
lei Srauen unb &tnbern, 9tiidenmarffranf=
bsiten, Srisbt'idbe Nieren aranfbeit,
Sfropbeln, 8leidiuat, Gei9tuiIte, Smpos
ten3 9talaria, Ropftpeq, @sIbiu4t, Suubbeit,
Auetidunsen unb ale sebeimen &ranfbsiten.
Certificate @ebeilter aus alien Sbeilen Der
&elt liesen BOT.
9rOfefor SLEEPER fennt bic &unit Der Mais
iase aufs @riinoltdite rnp p%erfist iiber nas
tilrlidcn Masnetismus, ber bon beilfrdftisiter
@irfuns 1T. 9as @Ieftriitren msittelit appa=
rats tpirb BON ibm nad mifieni6afliden
@runoidsen aussefuhrt.
Son ausse3ei9neter &raft CUR 9eilurs eir.
setpurselter Ssiren iinb Sic aus bsn Gnensen
erprobter Seilfrauter bereiteten 81ber bes
9rofefpr Mescr, bod miifien bieielben, ba
ibre 8ereituns srober eorsfalt bsbarf, ielb1=
peritdnblid norber beitsIt tperoen.
@rpfehor Meeer sarantirt, bab bic Don
ihm perabfOIsten 9eilmittel ~feinerlei @ift ODER
ionitise iddSlide Stoffe entbalten.
gs ion bon 9rofeior Meber feinesmess
ben n%orbanbenen tiidtigen lsrstea Nbbrad
seibeben er mill nur bisienisen Pattenten,
melde ale Merate se9brt unb perlu9t baben,
obne Silfe ;u fimben. seine S%ilfsmittel BEL
fen Ssbem, benz iiberbaupt nod seboIfen irer>
ben farm.
Spre6 Stunbem:
Sill llbr 8ormittags, 1-3 ubr Nadz
\ mittags, 6-8 ubr Ibenbs.
PROFESSOR MEYER,
@de Commerce. uno Naparrp .StraSs,
cine Sreppe bod.
gingang amber Naparros StraBe.
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q. u. & u. q. gabn.

MbfaDrt.
Na6 COLLECTION, 6oufon umo gmero
tdgli6 1m . ........9:55 8orm.
gta9 Corpus Gbriiti, &odport lnb See
bile tdgli6 nm.......1:3 80 Ha1m.
Dad &errpile tdgli6, auSgenommer
SDtntags, 100 Naf
Qnfunft.
BON @alpeiton, 9oufon un6 Guero
tdgli9 tint .......-..6 40 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus gbriiti, &odport unb Bee
bile, tGglih um.,.....2:55 NQhm.
Won &erroille tdgli6, ausgenpmner
Sonntags. 9:45 8ornt.
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California : Meiue.

@einliebbaber finben elm sroBes Ga
ger BON feinen CALIFORNIA Weinen bel
Serrn s. S. Meper am Nlamos
plaaa. Serr Meper iu9t bic @eine
an S1t nnb SteQe aus unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der @einaii6ter. @ls
gutem &enner gelingt es linn itets, bic
beiten SDrten aussunablen. @r fann
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten 3rOpfen perieben. &otbs unb
@eiB Weine in por3iigli6er Qualitat
bon iebt ab $1,00 per @alone = frei
inS Sa1s geliefert.
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CINDERELLA sdmhz0alnif.

Sie feinften Serren= atnb 9amens
S9nbe, fopie aud bic belten nnb bauz
erbaftslten S9ul S6ube fir anaben
unb Mab6en.
gmpfeblensmertbe NDpitat: Dodge :
uaherbi6te Silsi6ube urb 6ils : Ya:1s:
tOfeln!
ueberbaupt Mles, mas in einem. re-
guldren S6ubs6ei6dft eriter aIaGe 81
finben 1T!
GimberetIaS ubsYaIaR.
ede 5OuftOnitraBe nnb A0e. 6.
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sa 80 Morgan Ctr SLID,
fern unb Milb SepDt,
Sripino StraBe, spii6en Main ultb
Militdr Blasa. GIeif6, Semitic,
@efliigel itets an Sanb 81 ben niebrig=
fen Marftpreiien. Yo1farten merben
fir 8ef telungen gratis pertbeilt. Sele=
pbon 81. Ollie Muftrdge merbeu prompt
ausgefibrt. 5ren6 & 60.
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&. =. Collins mannfacturiuu

g., 80. l, 8, 5 unb 0itz9OufOa
StraBe, bat Die gr0Bte @usipabl in
@inbz, gferbetraftz, Sampfs urb
Sanb@p umpen aler 9lrt un6 porsiias
li6fter a%Onitruftion: @aHer &oBren
aller Dirt nebit 3ubeb0r I'M 8roB uub
&leinbanbel. SpbrauIii6e 3ammen
unb Minbmiiblen aler @roBe gum
9umpen unb Mtablen iinb bort 5u baz
ben ober tperben auf 8elteluns beiorgt.
@robe Quspabl in alien 9lrtifelr unb
biaige preiie bel gebiegeufter aluss
fibrung.
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31mial. WienerldmbiiGe mnn Der,
gtaaten Yuflitie.
Sirefte 2inte spifhen
3otteroam nno MmiterDam
uuS Nem Nutf.

e6iffe ldufsn Sculpene on uab feasfn iebe
8p6e BON Nep 0prf mad Souunb.
nj 6.8iaste mad allen eurcpdilden e ,tdbs
ten perben sn ten nieorisften 8aten aus
seftelt.
@rfte gailte $40 unb ouftpdrts. 9ipeite
@aiite $32. 3wiidenbed isbr biaipe Staten.
80 S. 9onns. aae,lt,
SO. l Commerce trabe, San Ant onip
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Mls Qebrer

fir 8toIine, @ipIa urb Cello
erbietet lt9 %. 80bel, Morbz5 traBe
$50. 408. 8efonbere 8ea6tung mirb
gelegt auf bas 3ufammenipiel mebrerer
Schiller, auf bas Srioz unb Gua,tette
Spiel.
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pg~ 9errensaleiber merben mad
MaB unter @arantie bes guten 81 Bens
augefertigt BON @in # cab &
ADAMS, 237 Sts6ouftonzS Strap e.
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Scmtbern Yacific : Sabm.

Sc'tbern Yactftc Babn.
Nbabrt
9taG NepzS Orleans, Son1ton utb @ah
ueiton 9:00Gorm. unb 100 Mbembs.
Nnfunft.
@or liepzS orleans, 9puitom unb Sal.
pelto1t 700 Gornt. unb 3 80 Na6m.
Nbfabrt.
gfa6 San Sranciseo, 81 paio unb
eagle paB.-.........4:20 Na6m.
Imfunt..
gon San Jraneiseo, 81 paio n1tb
eagle paB ...........S:45 8orm.
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Sic gmn5et Wppb Gp.

perfauft Me9lliter, Snbian Serritorp
&obler gu $3.50 per Sonne, !Dola aI
$3.50 per Gorb unb gebadtes 6ols 3u
$3.50. 9ae @nftrdge lperbem prompt
ausgefibrt. Selepbon81 81.
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SEER 6. S. MHaer. gp PIT oa

Serr 6. $. Miner, So 217 oits
Souton StraBe bdlt itets bas boilz
fOmmenite 2ager in 3ei6enmateriaz
lien, Sapeten, SarbetL @las, Spiegels
glas, 8ilberrabmen, 6irniKen unb alien
3et6nens unb Maler= uten1ilien. @iinft=
lerif9 ausgefiibrte 8ilber unb Statuet@
ten &C. finb in elmer lebenswsrtben @als
lerie our anfi6t unb gum 8ertauf aus
g~eiteIt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefoz
rationen lit bas @ef9madpolfte unb
0euelte bort s1 finben.
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SIN Del &iD treibt Der Grunge
lift" Golarb fein Weien unb belebrt =
wie ~menieitens bic 8eri6te bon bort
perit9ern, iogar Suben unb 9eiben.
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9eutihc Office.

genti9e, lotpie englii6e Srud=@rs
beiten perben prompt unb biaig Der :
fertigt BON Sobn g Of tt, SO Z
Nprb Be, Nuftrs .ge
BON auBer6alb erbetem.
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n9 Wenn titar bas NeueIfe in Ser
renzS oilettez Mrtifeln unb 1errenz6em
ben ieben min, 10 gebe man 5u % i IL
feab& Mbams, 237 Sfz6ouHonz
ffraRe.
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sic f6nnen tim tbren 8eifau ni&t p~eriasen, benn es
III cine 1batiade, bab Or. BUNS Sufen Sprup an
bic anrtren 6uiteumittet b~ebeltenh hberlh8elt bat.
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sg- Sir sutes Sol5, ri9tig gemel=
len ltlb prompte 8ebienumg penbe
man fi6 an bic Carr @oob Go.
SelepbDn 1893.
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Giitnba1n Tabr Yla11.
5. & 6. q. sabn.
81

Nbfabrt.
gfa9 81. Souls bia Sron Mountai11
ober %. g.. & S....5 AS Morgens.
Jta9 st. 2ouis bia Sron Mountain
Goltte -.-........6:00 Mbenbs.
Jta6 Sarebo. 1856 3prm.
Infunt.
gon ct. 2olis, Sron Mountaim & 81.
St. q S.....-........9:35 8Drm,
gon st. Soris, Sro11 Mountain & 81.
SC. 100 Mbenbs.
g01t Sure0o. :35 Na6m.
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@rmt8 MenWiren fir S1.00.
(Sn ensliider spra4e.)
Surb ein lebereintonmen NIT ben Serausgebern Der ausge3idnetea lie
lu frirten MOmatsi6rft
TIE CoSNMoPoI.ITAN

tb mir i'm Stanbe, unfeeu 2eiern bic beben an anberer STEELE ndAr be-
1drsbenen Sanoe bon Grants Dfenorem, berem sabenpreis $500 it, FIR nr
81. 90 gu oheriren umb pprdrei 5u5ufenben.
IS erfor6ert bs nr Elm SaMssz announcement af bic befagse Mpnatss
idrHt 'THE CosMOPoLTTAN" nit $500; Bic gsablumg eRhes Ss{ahre8s
Mbonnements auf Bic y6reie preiie" NIT 50 so; umb $1.00 fir Grants
y User mel ssf @su Dsret ti. s1ne .g suaaee pon ne9su looo.e 600 etsmpITren Sslaagt
@femoren, The Cosmopolitan aui+ en Sabr leern, un6 BEN NeH bon $50
auf bas @bonnement BEG 8efelers quttren.
Sic Gr0ebfffnm
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pa~ Smitb's aufermzD E.
pot, 2G9 Weit Commences trabe.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26
AMUSE MENTS.

GRAND.-It was wise old party who
said, once upon time, regarding
an aspirant entering an already
overcrowded profession, "There's plenty
of room-at the top" 1t is as
tonishing how much room there is at the
top in all pursuits and callings. 1t may
be close elbowing in the general mass,
but after you have climbed above there's
a world of room. Even in horse racing,
the jockey who can urge his mount
through "the ruck" finds space to run
away in when he gets in front. At a
casual glance one would say that
in the theatrical world there were
enterprises enough and to spare. And
80 there are. Bnt at the top there are
not too many. There ia room there, and
welcome for the company of artists
that can soar through the atmosphere
of mediocrity and rise to the pure, clear
upper air. Despite the large number of
light comedy entertainments offered the
public, season by season, there is still a
demand for superior pieces in this class.
1t is fact to be lamented that the ma
jority of plays must ever be inferior,
even as the majority of men must always
be commonplace. One of the comedy
organizations which is designed by it's
protector for a place ''at the top" is
George w. Lederer's stock comedians.
and the piece which is thought to possess
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26

that it il controlled By the harbor COM
missioners. There might be no objec-
ton to popular approval Of this meas
ure if it were so guarded that In no
event the state would have to ulti-
mately cancel the bonds out OF the gen.
eral treasury. If, by the time the bonds
mature, the business of San Francisco
has so deteriorated as to make it impos-
sible to liquidate the bonds from the
earnings of the water front, then the
state would become responsible for q
great improvement which would be OF no
value whatever to the state at large.
The prudent way to treat this PROPOSE
ton would be to vote it down, and let
the harbor commissioners make long
leases of the frontage to such corpora
tions as desire to make special ferry inn
proyemente.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26

THE Saginaw, Michigan, man who Of
fers to put up 100000 to be used by
Speaker Crisp in establishing profit
able hat and wooden goods factory in
that city, makes a safe bluff. When
Mr.. Crisp said that the Mckinley tariff
enabled such manufacturers to make
inordinate profits, he spoke from no ex-
perience of his own, but from the fact
that the high protective tariff on wool
enabled the people engaged in those in
dustfies to make large profits. 1t is
very safe thing to offer Mr.. Crisp capi-
tai to engage in a business with which
he is not familiar, and which he has no
desire to 60 into. 1t would have been
much more to the purpose, and more
satisfactory to the public, had the Sagi-
nav man shown by authentic figures
just what profits accrue to the felt hat
and woolen goods manufacturers, and
how much of it is due to the Mckinley
tariff.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26
THE Democratic city convention yes

THE Democratic city convention yes
terday nominated Mr.. Thomas E. Rowan
for mayor. This is iudicious selection,
and will strengthen the city ticket i'm
mensely. In addition to sterling quail
ties as a man, and business qualifica-
tions OF high order. 'Tom" Rowan has
always been a s.aunch Democrat. His
personal popularity is of the highest
order, and there are few, if any, men in
Southern California who can count up
more friends than he. If any Democrat
can be elected mayor of Los Angeles,
Rowan is the man. 1t is needless to
add that, in the opinion al the HERALD,
Los Angeles needs and desires Demo-
cratic administration. Genial, gracious,
capable and energetic, there is no rea-
son why he should not receive large
majority in the city in which he has
lived 80 long, and in which he has made
such an honorable record.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26
S0ME PLAIN TRUTHS.

The Times of yesterday morning con-
tains temperate article advocating the
advisability of the people owning their
own water works. AS an abstract prop
osition this is sound doctrine. But, in
Los Angeles, we find ourselves confront
ed with peculiar condition of things.
The City Water company has possession
of the field until 1898, under perfectly
valid lease, and the questions that enter
into an intelligent consideration of the
situation are manifold. The fact that
the City Water company has purchased
the works of the Citizens Water COM
pany removes an acute phase of the
problem. That purchase means that the
people on the hills will soon have an
abundance of water, and much more
speedily than they would attain it even
if the bonds were voted. Thus this
feature OF the controversy may be elimi-
mated. Any form of agitation which
will result in decreasing the water rates
will receive the approval of the HERALD,
but proposition to unnecessarily in
crease the public debt certainly will not.
In a communication from the Water
company, which appeared in the HER
AID in recent issue, that corporation
showed that the voting Of this new issue
OF $526, 900 bonds would increase the in
terest account of the city to upwards of
$10l, 900 year, and the sinking fund to
upwards of $13G,0O0. This is altogether
irrespective of the ordinary expenses of
our city government. 1t is goodly sum,
meaning near 81 per capita for every
man, woman and child in our city. The
interest on $526,0C0 worth of bonds at 5
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26

BELLFvuE TERRAcE.-A most pleasant
concert " as given to guests last evening,
in which Miss s. Isabel Morgan's fipe
soprano was heard to advantage. Mr..
j. Bond Francisco played exquisitely on
the violin, while the accompaniments.
as played by Miss Beatrice Francieco,
added greatly to the enjoyment OF the
affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26
An act was paesed by the last lepisla.

AN act was paesed by the last legisla-
y ture to submit to a vote of the people Of
the whole state the proposition to issue
bonds for the erection at the foot of
Market street, San Francisco, of a general
passenger and ferry depot. The bill
provides that these bonds, princi-
pal and interest, shall be paid out of
funds derived from wharfage and rentals
along the city front. 1t is well under
stood that the frontage of the city of
San Francisco belongs to the state, and
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26
County Ticket.
supervisor nominations.
Justices and Constables.
AT y1sAr1A there Is one D. M. Adams

AT VISALIA there le one IL. M. Auahs
running for justice OF the peace on the
Republican ticket. This nomination
was published by the Examiner upon
one of its sample tickets, and led many
to believe that it was d. M. Adams,
formerly of Los Angeles, who is now
practicing law with signal success at
Visalia. To those who know our D. M.
Adams there is no need of saying that
he is not running for Office on Repub-
lican ticket. But to those who do not
know him we may say that he is a
staunch, genuine Democrat OF the old
school, and that he is not candidate
for any office, much less one which
could be gained by change in political
principlee
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26

The Hon. Jim Damron figured the
other evening in speech at Calabasas,i in
which he highly eulogized the Republi-
can county ticket. Under the circum-
stances, these gentlemen will feel like
exclaiming, "Save us from our friends"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26
f--RuBL1sHkp-
oEvEN DAYS A WEEK.
JOSEPH D. LYNCH. JAHrs J. Arsss'
AYERS q LYNCH. PUBLISHERS.

Entered At the oetofice st Los Angeles a.
second-olass matter.l
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-26
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
presidential Electors.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
Lerislative Nominations.

FOR CONGRESS- vi DISTRICT:
MARION CANNON. ........ot ventura
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-20

IRE wall OF the latter building fell on F.
ROckiord's brick butcher shop. COM
pletely crushing il in. TO add 10 the
danger OF tile situation at This juncture
several fires broke ont IN Dugau'S and
Brown x COleman's stores. The flames
were soon eXtinguished. but not until
considerable damage had been done.
WINTERs. Cal, April lg.-An earth
quake shock visited this section at 2:4j
this morning, causing general distruc-
lion 10 property. a large brick hotel,
the bank, Bartheiet's twO-stOry stone
building. and IN Tact every building ia
town was damaged. Tie loss will
reach at least 5000. No one was hurt.
The contents Of stores and dwellings
were all piled on tile floors in promis-
cuOus heaps. The shock was from east
10 west and lasted about five or six sec
onds
MERGED CRY, Cd. April 1.-two
distinct shocks OF earthquake were felt
this morning. The nrst occurred at
PAT, stopping clocks; and the second
shock occurred three minutes later,
starting the clock OF the hotel again.
and no damage was done.
OAKLAND, Cal.. April l0-The In
dicatlOn az the ChaOOt observatory
shows that this mornings; earthquake
lasted nfty-eight seconds time, two
bours forty minutes, Two seconds
vibration east 10 west.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-20
RESTING AFTER A RACE.
Thirty Thousand Settlers Are
Camped on Future Cities
and Farms.
The Cheyenne and Arapahoe Res
ervation in Control OF the
PalefaCcs.

GUTHRIE, OKLA, April l9.-At dawn
vast wIlderness-at shutdown com
plete settlement. These words are
pregnant Of scenes OF high-tensioned
excitement, confusion and pandemo-
MUM. Promptly at high noon, GOV.
Seay, stationed in The watch
tower at FL Reno, dropped the
signal flag, the battery be.ched
forth a peal of thunder and the wild
race began. Six thousand people made
the race from west of III Reno, as many
from Kingfisher, 100 from the line of
the Wichita reservation west OF Mineo,
5000 from Rover, as many from Hen
nessey and about as many as all OF these
went ia small squads all along the line.
1t is raining and st0rmiug tonight. and
very few will come in to he until to-
morrow.
The Cheyenne and Araphahoe reServa-
ten, where 10000 citizens o. the | nited
States found new homes today, would
make two OkldhOmds or five Rhode ISL
ands. while the whole states OF Con-
necticut and Rhode Island could be set
down in il and there would still remain
room for four Districts OF Columbia.
A terrible riot occurred in front Of
hour of opening today, and a number
of people were badly injured. At l.
O'Clock Register Leach announced that
no lines would be recognized. aud the
first person to get in the door would
have the first filing and others in sue
cessiOn as they arrived. This precpi-
tated Wild rush. and In few moments
hundreds Of men and women were en-
gagged in disgracefu scramble, fight
ing, pulling, trampling on eacn other,
and Tor a time it seemed rs though
many would be killed. one man was
struck on the head with revolver and
badly injured. but he remained In the
ring and got the eleventh Ming He had
been third In the line. but sold his place
for $3.50 this morning.
Miss Connie SOrensen. clerk in the
United States land Office, was in the
crush, and, by the aid OF two friends,
kept well to the front and succeeded in
getting a filing on the quarter section
adjoining Arapahoe, the county seat Of
& county on the north. Her experience
in the crush was a terrible one. On
every side were men pulling, hauling,
swearing and striking, and nobody was
respected. She was pulled and pushed
and crowded until almost ready 10 faint,
but esca ped with no injury.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-20
IN A DEADLOCK.
West Superior's Mayor and COun-
ell Fail to Agree.

Special to the Globe.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, April 19.-The
new council organized today. The
eighteen members stand nine Repub-
Leans and nine Democrats. Aid. G. y.
O'Hare. Democrat, from the First ward,
was chosen president. Mayor John w
Scott, Republican. delivered all address
setting forth at length his position on a
number Of municipal matters. Ihe
mayor refused 10 submit his full slate,
as requested by some Of the OPP
position aldermen. {. +. Fiannery,
two terms constable, was nom
mated for chief OF police. After
a lively parliamentary fight the nom!na-
ton was rejected by vote Of 70 y.
The council then adjourned until 1880
in the evening. At the evening session
the mayor submitted the name OF a. :.
Cooper for city engineer. The council
went into secret caucus on the nOmiHa-
tiOns. The mayor was urged 10 submit
his slate and consented 20 give some Of
the appointments. The caucus lasted
two hours, and when the council was re-
assembled the following appointments
were confirmed: !. l.. TeudOOt, city
stenograpler; Reuben ID. Ransom,
city sealer of weights; J.. b. Shchan,
city health commissioner; W. f. Mates,
park commissioner; b. A. Bengston,
inspector OF drains. The mayor refused
to submit the name of W. +. lIolble for
board of public works. the name having
been acted on unfavoraOly by the eau
Gus. The vote on a. s. Cooper was re-
ferred until the next meeting. The
other prospective appointees are B. j.
Van Week. city clerk. and Phil II. Per
kins, city attorney. Great excitement is
felt in the fight, and last night the
council lobby was packed. Another
meeting will be held tomorrow night.