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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-19

Columbus Nbidieb bel ieiner erltem Sabrt.
fabrte sl nerlud)en unS enttpart basu
Aeinf fQastes tnb eileu Ylan ; Die 9ortlts
gieielt 9iaseit inoeB auf bic 0ori1ldse
ai6tSfim.
Die 2arte ToSeanelltS nun lit pers
loren gegangen, aber aus benz erbaltez
men 8riefe erbellt, bab lie Die 3iften
Guropas ano Niiens III beri elben @eiie
barltellte, nie bies auf Dem @lobmS bon
Wartin 8ebailu Der Tal mar. Der in
Fnnfererf Sllnftration pieber9egebene
Tbeif Der Bebaim'i6en Daritellung
erfldrt ums baber pobl am 8eiter bic
Heilerollte bes Columbus. Dte Cana
rii6eu inO Sap 8eroilden Snieln, TO-
lpie Die N,oren lparen ldn9it befaatt,
lnb bas uGdite 3iel, Dem Der mad gHes
ften ie9elnoc Sec abrer Suitreben mubte,
ipar bic Snlel Gipansu, Sapar, bon
no aus Der @eg ua6 Snoien, nod ben
Iuf3eiduaaigel. oes Mareo Solo,, ia
ui6t mebr 10 weit par. Melien mir
MIN yauf lanlcrer 3arte Die @%utfernnn=
gen BON ben M;oren mad Spanien uno
bot ben @3oren nod Der Sniel 81
pangn! Sic iinS ii6 anndbernb slei9.
Nadr biefer 4arte i9ien fomit cine
Sabrt bon Ben g3oren mad Der SnIel
@ipangu fein 10 tollfiibneS WagniB.
Ourd) biele 39rrtbiimer mubte Der
Wtutb Der Seefabrer 9eitdrft perben.
DafnutS tpai6te ft1 Columbus brief
lid an ToScaneQt nit Der Bttte INN bic
Seefarte, Die aud bereitpi1isit iammt
benz Gteifeplane 5u9ei6idt mur6e, unb
wabrenbs leiner sar3er, erlten Neile lit
Columbus lebi9lid oen Mnsaben Cos
canelliS gefol9t.
IS mar lint bas Sabr 1883, baB Go
luinbns 3nerit NIT fetnem Ylan an benz
portu9ieFiden R6ni9sbof berportrat,
Tim Die unterititung bes bannalisen
9erri9erS, Sobann H., gu elmer @rpe>
oition gu erlan9sn. SnSeB er fanb
bort fein @eb0r unb 70 siag er mad
Spanten, mo er BON Dorneberet1 cine
before gllfnabme erfubr. 8epor man
aber S4iffe fur Gntbedunssretfen aus
%riiftete, mollte man 3uerit bic Beenbtz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-19

bell en- filtltrsei6idtli9e Tbat mir nun
nod bier @entennien NIT auberorbent>
liber Scierfihfeit begeben, sen @enueien
Sriltoforo Colombo als ben ei9entlt9en
Babnbreder auf ben unenoltaen Sli,
then bes atlantiiden S5ear1s beastdner.
Darum mag aud nno tpiro ftherlt9
baS Bilo beS Columbus in Der gfad)s
melt fortbelteben, umgeben BON jenem
Shein Ser 9egenbe, ben eS Sabrbunz
berte lang bewa1rt, wennslei6 bte fors
idenoe @egeulpart 8egabung unb @bas
rafter oes ManneS aroerS b~eurtbeilett
lernte. Wir m0dten iagen: tpenia Der.
genims nidt lit Columbus ielbit mobnte,
10 fdwebte CT bod iiber belfen Tbat,
unb eS lit ~feinespeg8 8erfletnerungss
iudt, peull mir in u~nierer Grbeit mad
iorsfdltiger Friifuns Der Qmellen aud
sic rein meuldli1e Seite 6eS groBens
@ntbeders beleu6ten = mir po1e1 chen
Elm III alien 53iigen getreues eeihidts
Tides 8tlo u%niereu 2e1ern entrolle,t.
Gbriitopb Columbus murbe in Ser
3tpeiten ~6dlfte beS SabreS 1446 pber
tint Triiblabr 1447 alS Sobn oeS Woll
fuebers>p Somenieo Colombo b5dit
mabribeinli6 iii @enlta, unb 3mar 1T
Der Yoritabt Dor ser Borta Gan Mr<
brea, seborcu, mo Der Slater eth 9aus
iet1 eisen 1,an1te, bas fretli9 Inn 9auf
Der Sabre bur6 Elm anoeres @ebauoe
eriett pnroe, beien Gage aber iiber alien
3meifi feltseitelit perben fonnte, 10 baB
Der 8atf bon @enua ballelbe I'M Sabre
1887 fir 81 ,50O Sire ermarb unb NIT
elmer Snldrift perieben lieb, Die es ais
oas paterliAc peim beS Columbus be-
ieiduet. @ubcr Der Wolltpeberet befabte
ii6 Ser 8ater oes @ntbederS nod nit
9anblssflbaiten, IN benen er aber fein
Slid batte, 10 oaB er f6lieBlid perz
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s. Ii r q +

auf ben 8uni4 pieler SrennSe babe I'D
e~insewiaist, alS Ranbipat fur bas ant ees
aomtabferS beS l. @recintts a~ufjutre.
ten unb tpenn ersablt, berpfidte i'd mid,
meine gHidten seipifienbaft gu erfiiaen.
6enrp SietIer.
@ir iinb autoriiirt Germ Gas. 6. Mb.
beh ais aanbibat fir bas 9tat beS 8ens
ftabIerS beS l. 9recinftS a~n;utiincisen
Wir finS antoriiirt, g. U. Seffel ais
Ranbibat fir baS @mt bes & onItabIerS
bes l. 8recinftS bel Der bebcrftebenben
@opemberipabl an3utiinbisen.
9Bir iinb autorifirt, Mr. Sames Me.
GIoSfp ais aanbiSat fir baS Mmt hes
&pnfablerS bes l. Preeinft anauseisen
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9emtih : Gngliid5e Gdmlc,
Gan Mnto 0, Yera8,

anertannt tiidtiss ~9ebranitalt fir Rnaber
unb Mdbaen felt preibis Sabren in rest.
a%9irfiamteit. 8prtrffli4e 2ebrtrafte mute,
beipabrtsr aeitnns. Der englii9en Sprade
mirb, wie Der Seutihen, bolle &ednuus ses
trasen. auberbe,n llnterri4t I'M @panifden.
g~inisermabsn porbreitete SbiiIer finben ie.
bsraeit Nuinabne. ltabere auSfunft ertbsilen
Serr &. @roos, Brdiitent bsS S1nl ; sors
tanSes uno W IN. Barbed, Director brr
Mnftalt. tutr-
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s. Ii g beriff.

Die .Treie Nreie" lift er,mahtist, Serrm
Spbn q. @ampbeII ais &anbioat fur
bas Mmt bes SberiffS bon 8erar county
an3ufiinbisen.
@ir finb autoriirt GERM 3. g. @c@au
ais @anoibat fir @ieberermdbIung fiji bas
Gmt bes Sberiffs BON Berar Gountp ana
aufinbigen.
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GnmntDsM
III @ountDs %apmmiffdr.

s iir County : &pmmiIfdr.
Bir iinb antoriiirt, Germ @m. 85rner
ais Ranbibat fit bic Biebererud1lan3 fir
Dos Amt beS County : &nmmtdr
bes 2 asrecinfts en3ufiinpisen.
Die v8reie Yrefie" 1T autoriiirt, 9errn
peter SonaS ais &anbibat fir bic @ie=
6ertpabt aIS county : Rommid
fir ben 8. Rrecinft a~n3ufdnbisen.
@ir finb autoriiirt, Serrn Sranf u nj
1etb ais &anbibatens fir Mietertpabt fur
bas Amt bes @suntgs 6 o mmii airs bes
4. YreeinftS onaufiinbiaen.
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s. 9iHriftz@Ierf.

@ir iinb autorifirt, 9at. 2ewiS als
8an6iOat fur @ieeertpabl tir oas Mntt Sss
0ttrtft sGIerfs a~n5afanoisen.
Dir iinb beauftrast, 9errn 9enr1 1ms
ais Ranbibaten fir baS 9nrt bes
DtfrtftsGIertS bon 8erar gountb ans
aufiinbiaen.
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Stir s puntpz @idter.

8ir fimO autorifirt, Serrm 8rpan eaIs
laghan alS &anbibaten fir bas Amt teS
@ountb : Ri9ters a~n3ufiinbisen.
Sir finb autpriitrt, Serrn g. IS. Mcz
MtIifter ais &anbibaten fir Biebermabl
fir bas lint bes 6 ountpsHi6ters an3ils
hinbisen.
Sir ftnb autorilirt, Germ st.. 8. Stan.
ftelb, btsber COUNTY S9ul1uperintenbsnt,
ais 3anbioat fur bas Nmt beS gountbs
&i6ters anaufinbigen.
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Sur Griebens : Gihter.

@ir finb autoriiirt, Serrn GnpH 0riff
Spnes alS &anbibatem fir baS Mmt bes
Sriebemsri4te rs bes 1. YreeinttS
anaufInbisen.
Sir finb autorifirt, 9errn anton &bam
ais &antibaten fur @iebernabl fir bas Mmt
bes Sriebensri4terS bes 1. 4res
einfts (bie gauge Stabt umfaHenb) an;u.
fiinbtsea.
Bir finb beauftrast, 9errn IS. 6. 6 . / aIs
&anbibaten fir baS Mmt bes GriebenS.
ri1terS fit ben eriten Yrecinft a~naufin=
bigen. 9err @or Ell udt bic 8iirser BON Berar
@ountb, fir Jpn gu itimmer.
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Stir 9ttriftz 81 ntpaIt

Sir itnb autprifirt, Germ @eorse Yass
d a ais aanbibaten fir @ieberrrirdEIuns
fir baS Annt beS Ditrifts &nmaItS
a~nsufinbiaeu.
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@abl= Mn5ei9en

Fir ben IL, aongreB>9iRritt.
Wir finb autoriiirt, 9errn Semr9
Serrea als &anbibaten fir ben II.
&ongreBs9 frift anaufiinbigen.
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Sir Ben SO. @eri9tsbifrift.
Wir finb autoriirt, 9errt Gmaene
Nrher als &anbibat bes &i1ter=
a mtes fur ben 80. @eri6ts DiftriH
a%nsufinbigen.
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s ur Ben 81. @eri6tsbifritt.
Wir finb ermd6tigt, Germ George
9tnpnat als &anbibaten fur Mies
6ererwdblung fiir bas Mmt bes 8 l.
t rittri9ters bes 81. @eri6tsbi-
frttts an5ufinbigen.
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Sir s puntnz Mffeffor,

@ir iinb ermdhtist, S,rrn 2pmis Smtb
r. als &anbioaten fir Mieberpabl fur baS
Imt bes @pantbsMffeipr o~nsufiins
bi9en.
Sir iitb autori1irt, Germ 8 60. 9. sit
ia o II als &anOibat fir bas Mnt bes
afleiiors bon 8esar County arsutinOisen.
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Sur Sdute Snfpeftpr.

8ir iinb ermdHtist, GERM q. S. g a u
berS ais 8anbioaten fur SaS 9lmt beS 0iebs
unS SautesS nipeftcrS anauaeisem.
9iermit erIaube i'd mir, mid ais 8anbibat
fur baS 9mt bes 9dutes unb @iebsSns
peftprS BEL Der bebprftebenben @abI aus
~suseisen unb bite I'M bic llntsritiibuns meis
ner 6reunSe unb Witbiirser.
~Ndtungspou
Otto 90 6geIin.
8ir linS autorilirt, GERM Ghas. 8.
26ffter ais 8anbtbat fir has Nmt oeS
Sautes SnipeftorS ansufiinbisen.
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Ser aea,nuartiae @.prGi,utant

DIT BtgtHmafttBt WtpfdjtHtaRt
Der Samilie Columbus lit Der III Wta>'
Srio lebenbe DON Griitobal Colon be lai
Gerta, Ser3o9 bon Ueragua unb Ga.
Sega, ipaniider grauoe eriter &lafie,
Wfarqnis BON Samaica uno @robienes'
l6all BON Snoien.
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& Ii 6 aakmeiHe

@ir iinb antori1irt, 9errn Gb. Srobpefe
als Ranbibat fir 8,eOerermdbluns fir bas
Clint oes gpmntb.S4 # ers ais
s~useigen.
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6ir 6 tp : u n M t.

@ir iinb aitoriitrt, Serrn 8art De
8ttt als &anbibat file @ieSeripabl fife has
arit bes County .anmaIts a~n3utdne
bigen.
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9as Sloiter Ga @abiba.

Der 9ienen &elt. Der abmiral bate
jett cine boppelte Iufsabe 3u l0ien.
jSunadit lollte er cine &olonie griinben
ulo oarn feline Gntoedunsen fortleten,
BON Der Sniel Siipaniola, Die sr fir
9ipansu belt, mad aatbai (@biua) uno
Saoien ie9elu nno runo UNI @frita mad
Spanien beilnfehren.
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ar ben "a. enatorieIIen
9ifrift.
Wir iin6 autorifirt, 9errn NerrD
s. Setnis ben Nominee Der bemofraz
tllden &onbention, als &anbihaten
tir stats Senator far ben
"a. ematorieIlen Difrift
ansufiinbigen.
Wir finb autoriiirt, Serrn $. g.
Npbtaion alS ben resuldrem bemofraz
tii9e1 Nominee nnb &anbibaten fir
bas Imt bes Senator'S fir Sen
"a. enatDrieIIen 9itrift
an3ufiinbigen.
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Gur

@ir iinb autoriiirt Ebab. Us. Smitb
ais &ano.oat fur Bieoererpdblilns fur has
2tnt Ses @pMntAs @Ierfs an3u3eisen
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Sic Jlasse Der Santa @aria,".
Ses aomiralSidiffes oes Columbus, mar
blau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-19

DriIIta. Ont. CANADA, SUM- SO.
- battt ben eTlieu anfau Don eptIepie TN Rpuembe
q, babe feitbfm unSebtise DsitteI probtrt uub ard;
slnsss hu beft& ae7te e~oufuItirt. aber ni9ts baif mir.
ets - tn eetemtsr s66 anias, paaor a5uis,s gerusas
Sttrlex u ns5men. ieitbem babe i'd ni&t eiuen einsis
een Aniau se5obt. s. M. G~Itffsrt.
Ma5enop Gitp, o6uItpI Co., ga., wct 90
20 8ap mr. DoStoreu unb Mebi5in Elm fIetnes Ser;
4e1eH ans, nm mtiuea Sobu, weI4er pier Sabre on
S,yflsglsf iitts bnpou 5n befreien, aber obne Grfoia; es
y HIM ttu Satr. felt MIR .paftor R6nis's Nerpei.s
Sf4rEtrs 9<brandteHx unb feifbsm bat sr aud nidt ben
2ssinsiten 4aIaH u1s4E ssbabs. psbbaIb ID bas Wlitsi
SskAs esNty& Bat Ga Welt.
Gf~ns 4. nkst4bsRss BUD far Hespeaeits4bs
AX nth Jfbem Der es peTiaugt S~n8eiauht.
G4 rIne eyhoIteu aud be Mlebtatn umjpnt
Iltk MAMA Dnfos felt benz Sabre 1876 bon BEN
4g9r. 9et1x. etut@ Sort Wapus. Snb. sabereitst
M 1etf MIN istuer anpeiiuug bon ber
k0ENIG MEDICINE CO..
z 1essdotph ST., CHICAGO, III.
pet Mfetbsterm 81 baben tir
sssss WIS, fss Z ~. paw
Sn 9 an Mntonio BEL aboIpb Dreib.
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@eburtsbaus bes Columbus in ieiner
b%emtigsn mo in ieiner iriibersn @eialt.
alien %feiielte i'm Sas i'm Sabre 1410
eridienene Wert Yierre b'aiaps ,,Imago
mundi," 5. b. p@eltbilo", elm 3iemlid
fritifloieS Sud-, auf Sas iid aber Co
lumbus bis oil icin Qebensenoe mie auf
cine Mntoritdt berief.
@us bieIem 0ude id0pfte er Die
ueber3eu9ulg, oaB Der O3eau dwiidrn
Der @eitfiifte Spaniens nnb Der Oft
tiiite Snbiens nur iebr i6mal fei, 10
baB man nit Siinitieem Winbe in msnis
gen 2agcu biniiberlegeln tonne; aus
ibm erfubr er. oab oas 9arabiss auf
eincm Serge i'm fernen Citen liese, uno
piele anoere DinSe, bic er auf ieineu
ipdteren Sabrten entbedt ju baben
9laubte.
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Sir @ountp> Solicitor.
@ir iinb antoriirt. GERM Soie Sal
iano oils Ronbioaten fir 8ieberuabl fir
bas 9(mt oes County. RpIIeftor an5us
| 3eisen.
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Sn aiiiabon erbielt er aud Gunbe
bon benz Blane unb Der &arte, melde
Toscanelli benz G0uig IlfonS V. bon
Yortu9al seianot bate. GlS ii6 tld1tz
LID bic Yortugieicn NIT ibren Sabrten
bic aiilte BON afrifa entlans %abmiibten,
ben geclpeg nod Smoien gu finben, CAB
ibnen, l9on 1474, Ser S%lorentiner Mrst
Toseanelli ben guten 0atb, bic Weits
The National tribune., 1892-01-07

nncs and good marching Of Hope Hose. Tsi..
beautiful silk aag, designed in white red old gold
and blus.
This story about Gen. r. ?. Butler. picked M BY
the Boston Nssus IL not true 10 good enough 70 %
so. II is said that the veteran lawyer formerly
owned a large masiiR. who became famous FOE
continued depredations on variDus bulcher-carts
as they passed through the streets Of Lowell on
Their morning rounds The dog was 80 feroolous
mat none dare attack 70. fora time he was quite
master OF the situation. Finally one victim de-
C'ueu 70 approach the General on The subisst, so,
one morning, accosting him on The street. hs saids
Gen. Batter, q = mans dog steals meat from my
butcher. cart, what would you doF' WHY said
the lawyer, " 4 should make him nav Tor fts
" Very well, continued the butcher syour dor,
has stolen $50 worth Of meat from my cart and
want You 10 pay for g." Certainly said Gen,
Butler; but shall have to charge you s. FOR bro.
fsssional advice" II is said The csss was nos
pressed
Dennis r. Burke. % Meagher's Brigade was brs-
vetted a Brigsder- Gsnernl IN 1854 when onIv n
years Of age. lie IL now Assistants Appraiser Of
tho Port Of New York.
One % the cultivated people who maks up tha
American Colony ia Florence Italy = Dr. Francis
William LOriHg, who i now visiting In This country
DR.. Loring is artist Of Continental Fepu,e Hs
was Major IN the Union army aud Aid de- Carap
to ten Emory during the Red River expedition,
but aiterwsrd Transformed bis sword into a naalt-
stick
The National tribune., 1892-01-07
OUR WAR BOOKS.

The offer Of Grants, Sherman's or Sheri-
dams Memoirs or McClellan's Own Book
in combination with The Cosmopolitan Maya
zine aud TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, has
proved a great success. Remember that
each set OF books is the regular cloth hound
edition, published by Charles l.. Webster a
Co, as originally sold by subscription and
that they cost only 80 crnls each and the
postage, provided a subscription for TIE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE and The Cosmopolitan
9l0gasiHe Tor one year, al The respective
price of each, is sent with the order The
be ks cannot be furnished at this price on
any other terms. Thus The TRIBUNE
the magazine, and Grants Memoirs cost
S49S; THE TRIBUNE Magazine, and Sher-
mans Memoirs cost 1892; THE TRIBUNE
Magazine, and Sheridans Memoirs cost 8 ( Sc,
The TRIBUNE, Magazine, and Mcclellan 5
look cost S4 "a
The National tribune., 1892-01-07

employment and retention therein; age. loss Of
limb, or other physical impairment which does not
la fact incnpactate shall not be deemed sufficient
20 dsqualify them. provided they possess the bust
ness capacity necessary to i the position involved:
and persons thus preferred shall not be dismissed
from their position, except upon charges and after
a hearing.
SEc. ?. All Heads OF Departments, Officials,
Boards OF Examiners or other persons having
power OF appointment employment or eertheAlion
for such appointments employment in the public
service OF the United States set forth in Section
l OF this net, are charged with n faithful compile
Rnee with the terms thereof. both in letter and
spirit failure so 10 comply shall be - INSIDE
meanor TO be prosecuted either by information or
Indictment, and punishable accordingly.
SIC. 3. All laws or parts Of laws inconsistent
with the provisions OF this act hereby repealed.
SIC. 4. This act shall take effect Immediately.
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE invites the
attention of all comrades to this long de-
layed matter of justice, and urges that they
will unite in asking consideration Of the
same by the respective Senators and Con-
gressmen from their several districts and
States, and favorable action thereon at the
present session. The time to act is now.
The committee named by the Commanders
in-Chief to present this subject, as also an
amendment to the Revised Statutes of the
United States putting veterans of the Navy
hOnorably discharged on the same plane as
those of the military service, as to the rights
of citizenship, and to urge the same before
Congress, consists of Comrades Joseph W.
Kay, the author of the Eyart's bilI"; Chas.
p. Lincoln, w. Z. w. Ross, Amos ]. Cum
mings, NJ. c., and John Raines, NJ. c.
The National tribune., 1892-01-07

We have a full and very choice list Of
premiums, especially for our lady subsGrib-
ers. We want 20 call special attention to OuI
Diamonds, because ths Is the first time goods
OF this class have been offered by any news
paper
Oar Watches have proved a great success
and we dispose Of them at far less prices than
the country jeweler.
Remember, they are all either Elgin OF
Naaham, no Swiss Watches being bought
10y as for premium purposes, having proved
unsatisfactory where they have been tried.
We cannot say too much ABOUT our China.
No ady's table need lack grand decorated
gold baud dinner set II they are subscribers
10 The NATIONAL TRIBUNE, and will pur-
chase or work to secure one of our sets OF
China, which are offered in another column.
The National tribune., 1892-01-07
THE RAID on THE wooL-GRowERs.


The bin which Representative Springer
has prepared TO open his warfare on the
wool interests Of the country Is, like other
deadly pOtions, in very small compass 1t
contains about 500 words, but these are sufIi-
Gent, if enacted into law, to do the wicked
work. The bill proposes to repeal all spe-
cilic duties on wool aud hair and their manu-
features, with the exceptions of shOddy and
gaTnetted waste. The dd ual0rem duties on
manufactured wool and hair are 70 be re-
tanned, except that the specific duties on
carpets, which range from II cents TO 60
cents per square yard, are to be repealed.
What does this mean? 1t is this:
The Mckinley Bill, which is now the law
Of The land, arranged all woods, and the hair
Of the camel, goat, alpaca, and similar ami
mails, in three classes.
The first class included all merino and
similar woods all Downing clothing woods,
and all woods Of like character, which are
usually imported from Buenos Ayres, New
Zealand, Australia, Cape of Good Hope,
Russia, Great Britain, aud Canada. The
duty on this class is II cents per pound.
The second class includes all the combing
wools-Leicester, Cotswold, Lincolnshire,
Down, Canada, etc.-and the hair of the
goat, camel, alpaca, etc The duty on these
is II cents pound.
Class three includes DonskOi, native South
American, Cordova, Valparaiso, native
Smyrna woods, Russian cameis hair, and all
woods Of like character, such as are imported
from Turkey, Greece, Egypt, Syria, etc. The
duty on these Is 80 per cent al UaEOrem.
This is for woods that are shOrn from the
sleeps back, in their natural condition, and
are called unwashed" Where they have
been washed on the Sleeps back they are
called washed woods" and pay double the
rate Of duty. When they have been washed
after shearing they are called secured
woods" and pay treble the rates Of duty.
The passage Of such a bill, repeating all
these duties, would simply destroy sheep
raising in the United States. With our
hgh-prieed lands and high-priced labor we
cannot compete on equal terms with the
almost valuelcss lands and incOmparabIy
cheaper labor Of Russia, Australia, South
Africa and South America. Wool can be
so cheaply transported as TO cost virtually
nothing for carriage, and our market will be
flooded with cheap foreign woods to the utter
destruction of our native flocks. This is not
theory but a fact, which has been repeat
eddy and disastrously demonstrated in our
National history
The National tribune., 1892-01-07
A ROCKY coNvERsATIoxALlsr.

Count La Fraug-Pardong re liberty, NAM
zelle, bOte / wish to interrOgate viz you 20
trife.
Miss Gladys GirIey-C Certainly Count. What
Is it?
Count La Fraug-Eet eez oaf zis I wish to
spik. Last night, I beg 20 Oxcussment Oaf
Mees Maud Brisk and say, 81 do not wish to
eOckroach on 20 Mam'zells's valuable time"
And, 20 lady, vat you call, Single" right in
my countenauce. How arrived that7
Miss Girley~Oh, but, Count, you should have
said "encroach instead Of cockrOach."
Count La Fraug-Zen Eat eez Get? Hen
croaeh, Ell? Val, viz all due inspect to 20 lady,
do not tink Eat she should laugh at me for
mistaking 20 sex Osfze verb. j am many times
compliment Eat / spik 20 English language
like 20 nateeye.
The National tribune., 1892-01-07
GIVING VETERANS PRETERFNck

The Commander-in-Chief has recently, in
accordance with the directions of the Ma
tional Encampment at Detroit, Mich, adj
dressed letters TO the Senators and Repre-
sentatives of the sd Congress inviting their
attention TO and consideration of several
matters in the interests of the veterans Of
the war and the widows and orphans Of
those who have died, asking favorable action
thereon.
Among these, and one Of vast importance,
though il involves not the expenditure of
dollar, is contained in n measure known 10
the 5lst Congress us Senate Bill BAG, House
Of Representatives 1897. and commonly
called the Eyarts bilLD 1t reads as fol-
lows:
A hiii TO insure preference in appointment, Gun.
pioymeut and retention therein In the public sery-
ics Of the United States. 60 OF the late war
BILL
BE q eHactsd by the Senate and House ~ Rcprs-
seHtdttUCs Of the UHi,cd States Of AyHeTica I'm
Congress assembled:
SIC. I. La every public Department, aud upon
all public works OF the United States Govern
meHt. aud i' competitive examinations under the
Guited States CiyH Service laws or rules and re,u-
iations Of the same Wherever they apply honoua.
bly-discharged UnOn soldiers. sailors and marines
shall he preferred for cenihcAlion. appointment,