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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10
8arbinal 2apiaerie.

antiIflapereibeltrebungen pel6e Dor ipe4
nisen Sabren Die cipiliiirteit Mddte in
,inem &on9reB gu 8riifiel oereinister,
perbunben bleiben, benf pobl Nien1arb
1T NIT folder Nutoritdt unb 6ingebune
iiir Die lint .rbriiduns oes nibmar5en
banoel81 eiligetreten, oils gerabe 2aoi>
perie, Der babinseidieoene Trimas bon
Nfrifa.
Sein gaterlailo perliert aber and in
i'm einen StaatSmaitt1. Ole Thatiaz
teit bes 9arbinalS bei9rdnfte 1id ebeft
nidt bios auf fir6li6e 8inee, ioroern
AUDI tpie eS bel benz i'm eigenthims
liden Wirfunssfreile moEl bsgreifid,
nut politiide. Dnrb leine Sreanila<
ton Der fatboliiden Stride in Sunis,
pelbe inn ia oils BEN Gr5biidof BON
3artba9o 3nitano, bat CT CUR Seitpur-
selung oeS fran5Oiiibcn n1b sur Nuse
rottnn9 oe8 italieniiden GinfluGes
r1ebr bei9etrasen, alS idmmtlide biir.
Derli6e unb militarii6e 8efeblSbaber
Der Hegentfdaft ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
uno glei6pobl bate er eS oltrf flats
fluses, mabpo1eS ano berl6hnlihes
Verbalten fertis aebradt, in STATEN
Biinlttger beurtbeilt gu meroen, als
lrgenb ein an6erer &irhenfiirlt 1eines
eanoes. SIT es bod rift gu lanse ber,
baB Der Gr5bil6of BON Nleier un6 Sars
tbaso nidt uar in fran30iiiden, ione
bern aud III italienil9en i3eisnnser offs
pabriheinliaer o0er bod m6glider
ytatfol9er 8eos XIII. beseidnet fpuroe.
Der &arbinal brad bieien Gr6rterurs
gen tn entidiebener @eile Die @pite
ab atno feffigte 6aburh nod a1ebr bas
quite yerbdl-niB gum 9apite, beilen er
lid BON leber gu erfrenen 9ebabt.
yn BITE meiteiten GreiIe orang Der
Narne beS 8arbtnalS Dor sfpei Sabreu,
nls V~apigerie 9elegentlih ei1es Banfetts,
pelfes er ben Sffi5ieren oeS Dor algicr
tiegenoen fran5Oilden Gef1mabers gab,
ben Nnlblub Der flerifalen 8artei In
Branfrei6 on bie 6epnblif %befiirlportete,
oa bic Monarhie toot iei. Nad ienell
~beriibmten Goaft lieb ct burf bie Muiif
Der Yere8 8lancS Die MarIeilaiIe
lpielen. Der 9turm Der Gntriiltnna,
tpelder 5id oamalS tit Ben Neitep Der
fran30iilden Go%nierpatipeu erbob, ipotz
let Der Beidreibui9. Snoeb 9aoiaerie
ipuBte, mas er that ; er ban6elte nit
Der 3nffimmuns oes SberbaupteS Der
tatboliiden STRIDE. Der DENT aber,
ben er bnrd) iein u~tannbafteS auftreten
lettIeu1 BaterlaHbe 9eleiifet. ftempelt i'm
bi einerl Der 9r0Bten Yatriotert, bic bas
mooerne 6ranfrei6 aufsuweilen bat.
3aroinal gapigerie erreidte Elm Mlter
BON 81 Sabren. Seine lterblifen
uebcrreite merocn In Der BON ibnt er,
bauten prd9ti9en 9atbeorale BON Scar,
tba9o bic leste 8ubeitatte finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10

Gbbtfouns seist ben nSoubroDant1 NIT
poller ausriiitung uabreno leiner@lan3.
seit. Nud oaS ab9etafelte 6abr3eus
binterl&et nod ei1elt imponirenben Gins
brnd uno labt ben boben Greis bon
$4,000 Marf besreiflid erideinen. Mit
benz Ibwraden mar bereits %beeonne1t
morbet, uno binnen furser 3ett mare
bon Dem itol5en Gat, pel6er einft bie
Welt in G%rltaunen selett bate, rihts
ipeiter oils 8auz ober Brennbol3 iibrtg
geblieben, fpenn ii6 .nidt in letter
Stnnoe nod bas en9lii6e Nationalbe.
Uubtiein seregt bdtte. @s muroe ndms
lid bon Gngldnbern cine Sammlung
peranitaltet gu bcm 3mede, ben pSous
oroDant" nteoer suriid3nfaufen ultb
benz en9lilden 8olf bas Wabr3et6en
aus ebrenpoller p~ersan9ener j3eit 5u ers
balten. Das S9tf miro nun bems
ndd)lt pieber na6 England 5uriidgss
bradt nerben, um nit 0lellonzN efiquien
ausgeitattet als uy~tellon=M Ser
wenouns 3u finber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10
aalbz, Samnla=, edueile- rnb ginSaeiid iebm Sag.
syleiSdmarh nabe Der Waablenbra6e. Gan alatoniu. 1eras.
9rnd Nrbeiten.

Sic beiten unb gef6maduoaten
SrufsNrbeiten, pie &e6nungsformu>
lare, G%uittungen, 8~riefbogen, @noez
lopes, 4nidlag3ettel &c. &c. merben bon
Der unter5ei6neten Girma 9eliefert.
2aBt @m6 preiie geben. Muftrdge oor
answdrts merben prompt ausgefabrt.
Sobner Bros. print'g Co.,
Solebab StraBe, San Nntonio, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10

MupifdJe Bnrtel

III Der tpunoerbarfe Salisman Der 8eIt;
z fhert ieinem Beiiber tplrflid unidabbors
DortbeiIe Slid unD GrfoIg in @eidaften,
9ott,rie urs allen 1nternebmunaen iber.
bampt, Gdub por &ranfbeiten ino I'm.
gllfsfauen, fopie alieitise 6reuno59aft,
2iebe unD Idtung.
Oieie @asifdsn Cartel tuureen auera
bon Brau Gabine'S nrgrobmutter. Der
tpeltberabmten Mao. 0enormano in Baris
ansefertigt uao bon ibr ltammt DaS Sc.
hetmntb oer Infertiguna oerIelben uro
Ntemano auber Srou Gabine fam oieieI.
ben anferti9en ober perfaufen.
Sur bic 5abuoien 8unoerfuren, fotpe
toaffigen ipunoerbaren @erfe, Die ssrau
Gabtne poubra9t bat. beiibt fe cine arobs
In3abl BON beidmorenen 8euauiiIer, berep
@opteer IN ibrem 12-leitiaen iiIufrirter
Circular ertbalten iino. Sieies Circular
betitelt: "The Peoples Friend, D melhel
IN oeutfter uno enelii1er Gprade fur I
Gents fret perfanDi iptrb, enthalt aud NOT
titte Gn3abl bon lobenoen Gmpfeblunaer
be ibr BON beoeutenoen 8eitlnaen aegsbt
fplroen, iOlpie cine iIIuitrirte @eididts be
Wabriagefunit BON 1000 Sabren Dor gbrif
Seburt bts CUR SeBt3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10

Der nn6 6oljbdn6ler un0 ging erit i'm
Sabre 1859 9dn3lid gum 5inaii3sez
lhaft iiber, inOem ct ii1, bantals 23
Sabre alt, tn Stem Dorf als Mafler
nieberlieB.
Sein Sob mar Ste Tolse einer Grs
faltuns, Ole er iid Dor 9urSem suse;oy
gen nnb mel1e oas Shminbindtsleis
ben, oas fiG ldon felt afpei Sabren bel
Tim erfldrt bate, 5u einem ralderen
Nbl9lnB bradte, ais man bel Der adben,
fraftigen 9iatur oes Mannes ermars
ten fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10

5ei9te l9on frabe
finn, fonnte aeer
erit na6 barten
&dmpfen Ietnen
Batter bene9en,
i'm bes @anfe>
biitens unb9Hbes
melfens 5u emit
beben nno CUR
g d II ] II
l9iden. @r mar
oatn 1ta1eiuan<
6er&rdmeriuuse,
HelOmelier. Ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10

VII rhni6ss u~nieren Rttbirserr mtt,utbetlen, bae
MIR Or. Rings ueues S6winbfu6ts Seiimittet bereits
itt elmer Retbe BON Jatren perfaufen, ebenIp Or.
Rings Weue eeber piasnt 9udlens arufea Saibe uns
g'sstrtr HtttsIs, unb bas ptr ntemals 9ehmtttsl pers
tagit saben, bic 70 gut sstfen~ ober BITE 70 a%nsemetn
slid, bic 6arantte 70, s.eie Mittei ieber Seit .n hbsr.
Essmen nnb limb fets beittt, tas perarseabte Gslp gus
tudtasapien, renn tbrem @ebrauhe fetne befriebtssrs
sroee popuiaritdt ibren eiaeueu G,erttsnneE. 9um
nefteuf BET Der Gan Nntpaic Orua CO..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10

Oer Sornpolaf IN S1our Sttg.
niiden Gorns. melfe tn 6alften 9ejpal<
ten finb, tn aablloien Garietdtcn bon
f~nnitpollen Muitern uto Siguren anis
seuagelt. Die Tdrbung beS Gorns lit
cine lpunoerbare, ganslid natiirlide,
uno In i~eiler Wirfune 9lei1t bas @an,e
eber einem orientalii9en Mdrdenpalait
ans nTaulenb urb cine Nadt,a als
elmer prolail1en lanbmirtbidaftlihen
GuSitelluns. @ldn;enbes gbeib, Notb.
@elb unb Blau i6immern ba neben
unb our1einanoer i'm Sonnenidein
bes pinoianiIhen" Sommers. Oas
blaue Gorn fennt man unter Dem
giamen nSquawsa orn." @s beist 70,
neil es bon ben inoianilden Srauen be,
iouSers prdparirt pir6. Snnerbalb beS
Balaites bansen @arben bon 6aferltrob
bon Der Dede herab un6 on Sen @dus
ben lino nit aebren uro farbi9en Mais-
fCrnern allerlei gilber In Der MeiIe Der
Wtoiaifarbeit bergeitellt. Das Game
tptro BET Na6t bon eleftrilhem 1iht be.
leudtet unb 9efpabrt banrt einen feens
baften Nnblid.
gtad Sd)luB Der gusitelnng wiro
bieier Balait geipObnlih p~erloolt uno
Der 9liidlide geminner, auf oe1ien
OuarterzSoos bas aunltmert fallt, pers
Iauft es 9cmobnli9 10 tbeuer er fam.
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+ SAP eonfo. +
Der grobe Tinansier ftirbt ait 2nnge,t.
i1tpinniumt.

Man mag iiber Die rein menl6liden
8or5iise oOer Seller bon San @oulo
peridieoener W%teinung letn, Ote finane
Siele 8ebeutung bes Mannes miro
Jiiemano beltreiten, unb 10 ipollen mir
uns, ba man iiber Die Tobten nur @utes
iasen ioll, NIT Der Gonitatiruns Der
lesteren Ibatlade beideioen. SAY
@oulo bat, nod Der Shdsuns feineS
Sreunoes Tullell Gage, Elm 8ermosen
BON etlpa 500, 0OO, 900 binterla6en,
oaS CT TN gerlauf bon wenis mebr alS
80 Sabren Our6 9el9ifte ober riids
iidtslole Spefulationen, Defenders in
Gilenbabaell, %aufgebauft.
SAY @onlo mar elm SarmerSlobn
aus benz OelQipare Sountf, 81. g.. ST.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10
Gin 6eri6mfes @ra6.
Sas tiuti8e GIaggfdif aelions loQ aIs
@nieum WfriusfibunB fnben.

&1rjlth 1T zines Der dlteiten Sfiiie
Der Welt aus BEN geiiee Der englilden
Nomiralitdt in o~cnjenigen Swinemiirs
Der uftb g 'ettiner unteruebmen iiber,
gegan9en unb iolte BON 6ieIcn abees
pradt iperoen. SIS lit oas 6abrsena,
rim 3riessfdiff, bas ben 9iamer Sou,
oroDant" fLbrt, beionber8 ~erpdhnens.
rpertb, neil an: oeiien gorb Dor faff
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10

Die Sasemiiblen i'm gu.
utbsD iftrift Mtinn., baben
n oielem Sabre 365,oOo.O 900 SUP Sol,
3eidnitten, 80, 1000, 900 mebr, ais I'M
'er9angefieu Sabr. Siinf5is Milionen
,apot iinb iiber bic 9roBen Seen &c,
Idift wor6en. Die annahme lit, bah
II oieiem Winter 425, 600, 600 Sui
Banbol3 tn ben Walbern gefdllt ipers
zen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10
I &aroimaf Sapiserie. +
Der Yrimas hon 2frifa 1tnn icime poll,
tide 8eneutmng fir srantreid.

Sn 9aroinal 2aoieerie, pel6er bieier
Gage nod i6mersbaftem, lanewierisem
eeioen, in Sol9e zines gebirnl6lass, tn
llsier itarb, perliert Sranfrei6 feinen
rlendtetiten uno freimiitbtgiten geiit<
.tden 8eratber, Die gauge @elt einen
anermiiSlt6en &dmpfer fir Die Sade
Der unterjodten Meni6beit. Sn Der
Ebat, itets miro iein gtame nit ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10
Gin aornpafaa.

Dit 9aipts, filtration" elmer aaiabrs
liden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ansReanmg
IN SCUM.
Seben Spatberbft finbet felt sen lets
ten bier ohcr finf Sabren in Siour
eitD, Sa., CHE lanomirtbi9aftlide auss
ltelluns itatt, peld)e onrd bas @ebduoe,
in benz iie a~bsebalten mirb, earls belons
oereS Snterelle erfuedt. Die1es Sc,
bdnoe, Der iosenannte Gornpalait, miro
aus leiftem Sadmerf erriftet, unb auf
ietne 1ol3Ddnoe tpereen 4olbeu inoias
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Der uEpubronant.a

linen Sabriunbert bic 6lagse beS Gbs
aItralS Nelitn, oes 6eloen BON Grafals
jar, ipshte. DaS g6iff, bellen Breite
50R Dib nno oeijen Tiefsang 21J Sus
,etrdgt, 1T eth 6iinfoeder uuo mar nit
1870 3aiton.u beipebrt, beren eberne
S6liinoe fib I'm Sabre 1893 Dor Wca-
'el observation-disclosures gegen Die iran.
IOfiiden 2inienidife ridteten- rniere
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mnaoer Doktorin.

geipirft permittelt esmpatbie bic erfaux.
lttifen Reimbursement unD 90 aibt feline
6ranfbeit, Die fe nidt beilen fann. Gie
s~raielte ielbif in fol9en Sanen pouitdnoiae
Seilnng, no Die Mer3te alle Sofnuns aufss.
9eben batten. GDgar Iber ben Ocean mad
Guropa lit ibr Sflplm eeorunsen uno ie mirb
pielfa9 bon bort brieat1 conimltirt.
Sraet fie in allen Qeben8Iaaen
nm Hatb, benin lire tpeiicn Natbldlaae
brinser, tpenn befOIst, obne GuSnubms
fiberer Grfolg.
Collie Sud burh sSt.noe ODER ionftpie
g6aoen 5ugefust iperoe,t, babt tbr gsi9aft.
ltde ooer Garnsiien.S orsen ooer BroseHe-
fommt au Srau 9abint, fie biIft Sud.
Gle 1T aud CUR %NufInoung perarabener
eddbe bebIlfib, sibt Slid 1T Weiten unS
2ottcrle; perbitet &ranfbeiten unD I'm.
9ilfsfdls mno bef0rDert bas @eoeiben Des
Siebes uro eer Gaaten.
Gpe5ieIs Gufmerfiamfeit peroiert DIT
Sbatlabe nab Srau Gabine Die einaiae 1T,
Die Nlles e~arantirt, tpaS fs intsis
ntmmt.
GNer hnn fhr nerfe~+;o<~
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yGtn Ersunb IN ter Motb 1T elm rirfIiter sreunb %
Riot renfssr als cine Wiaton eeute babsn Scib eiueu
treune tn Or. Rings Neuer Grffntnns aesen GrfdIs
tnng, 9ujfen une Snrtnniu6ts ~sefuufsn. Neua Sic
hteie Brrbartiae 9uhensDaebtetn Hoh ME sebrautf bas
benz hann fcuten Ste fd burA etgen VtrfuG bopen
hber5eu9en, has fieielbe wunherbdre Wirfunaeu bel
Der 9e4urs rrn allen Sals<, sruite unb eunsenbes
fHrerhen er5telt. Bon tefer Tlaiae nib ~sarantirt,
hab ta5 ARitteI Gaes Iethet, mas Bon tbm rer{prchen
utrt, ptes hab has @eIb surhdsrfattet pirb. Wrpbes
GIaf9en fret BET Der .San antrnto Drug Gr.A grcse
GIaiMeu gu so gerts unb $I.00.
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Bremen uno New York.

Die %beriibnttem gdnelbampfer
Spree, @apel, Qabu, sraoe,
saale, Naer, GiOer, GINS, @erra,
Tuloa, Glbe, Safer @ilbelm II.
sOnnahenbs uno Sienfags bon
8remer.
eoanabenbs urb 9ienHass BON
Stem Oorf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-10

SENATE 9afeI s6erpice bon liz
Sttd 81 SO BET Nemton& WelIer.
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g uoti5. q
9emtidb ; @nalijd,e gbulc,
Gan Nntontp, feros.

can N%ntontp, feraS.
Inertannt ti9tige ~9ebranftalt fir &nabsr
unb Mdbden; felt pretbis Sabran in reee.
WIrfiamfeit. SortreffIide 2~ebrfrafte unte,
bepabrter 2eituns. Der ensliIden Sprahe
piro, pie Der beutfden, bple 8ebnuus ae.
trasen. auberoem llnterridt i'm Gpaniiben.
GinisermaBen porberettete ShiIer finben lie.
oer5eit auinobme. 9i6bere AuSfunft ertbsiIen
9err s. Sroo5, 4rdiibent bts StuI Dor.
fanbes uno VI M. Barbed, Director BE-,
Anitalt. trir-
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Bremen TT iebr bequem fur 8aeii.nbe selesen unf
ben Bremen aus Fam man tn Iebr turBer 3eit
S4pet5 erreiGen. Dte Gnneubampfer bes Norb.
beuti6en 9Iopb tnb NIT b~eipnberer Berldfdttsune
Der 3piI@enbed8s gafaatere unb s~rpetter Goihte Bafs
idsiere Sebaut, baben bobe 0erbede, pprshgli&e Ben.
ttlattpn unb etne a~usSe5eidnete @erpHesuns.
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OELRICHS 6 co..

9. s: Peters, 0aIseROn, Eesas, General . as.ni
fhr ben Shben.
%. s. gonus. 6. @rtefenbed, 9usD & S&meIs
nnn 8. 9. MaeNamara, Isenten fur Gan Mntontp. "a
{. @un8e & Co., Msenten fur Guerr.
g. Buffet, agent fur SGulenburs.
Moie Hapbaei, ISent fur Sonfpn.
Clemens q Sanf unb Grnf S@erf, Gsenten fh1
Neus 8raunfeIs.
8. g6tt&er, Gsent far Wetmar, Tegas.
Y. v. 9aSler u Co., @genten fir Bafrpp.
4resmaun & 9&uIse, Gbtner, TeEas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-10

big rosy blonde who is to wear it; not prettier, probably, for any other human being.
 Ladies' luncheons are the vogue, and black is the coffee and sweet the bis cults served at them. Mrs. Lorillard gave pretty one the other day, al which a group of bright-faced girls as sisted in black bengaline frocks, with belt punches of pink and white chrys- anthemums. One of the prettiest dresses of the occasion was a pale green brocade, outlined at the bottom by and odd roll of the material. The bodice was embroidered with white jet in corse let fashion, and there were green velvet puffed sleeves.
 A graceful gown in black lowered satin had pink and gold shot velvet sleeves, and a dark green bengaline frock had bands of bluish green and black velvet to outline the basque, which has almost hidden under white chysanthemums.
 A rich yellow silk was the most gor- geous feature of the dress display. with it's brocade of ivy leaves and drapery o1 ivy green velvet.
 At any important first night you get now big display of theater millinery. A huge soft felt hat in front of me the other evening was all white, to it's cord ed lining and its masses of flat, loose bows. A poke bonnet that might al most, and yet decidedly mightn't, have belonged to a Salvation lass, was in old rose felt with white tulle frilling in side the brim.
 A pretty black felt was curved and dimpled winsomely and trimmed at the side with two long curling feathers and bow, while round the crown was |; twisted black ribbon.
 A pink velvet affair worn well back upon the head was lined with black and trimmed with pink chrysanthemums and black plumes.
 The girl who wore it wore also long pink silk evening cloak brocaded with chrysanthemums in black and gotteI up with triple shoulder capes edged with sable.
 There were two or three women in short Eton jackets all of fur, and one young matron noticed had an entire of fur appeared on all sorts of gowns even on the tlimsiest one As last win ter so this, ermine is the thing for lin ings.
 Again there is talk of hoopskirts, but it is well not to fret, remembering that always there must be that about which the lips may be kept moving.
 And yet crinoline would be no more absurd than street trains
 ELLEN O@7orN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-10
MYSELF MY ENEMY.

Nor hand nor foot my soul can tempt or blight These do but represent activities;
 Far deeper are lifes dread declivities That lead to death souls made for life and light The eye, so ready, quick. from heaven an,
 earth
 To bring to mind perceptions many, new, Will never lead me from the light and true, Until misuse transforms rich gifts to dearth A higher and lower self find,
 know, wlsh, will, then begin
 To find within my choice lay deadly sin, Soul leprosy. palsy to the mind plan great enterprises, and aspire
 To learning, wealth and power, but to attain Thereto, my brother, sister, friend, coun
 but gain,
 So long they help me, so long admire. The things not seen know, their joys quafI. On wings of swift perception to the throne Of God my spirit flies; yet bemoan Rich harvest turned so oft to useless chaff. When used in measure just, for ends all pure, Activities good, they bless mankind They strengthen body, they develop mind Our joy, our peace, eternal life secure. Our powers dwindle and our souls grow lean The vision of celestial things unseen Grows dim, and left to self we grope in doubt My loving Father, help me e'er to choose The true, the great, the good; imbue wit
 light
 To see: indue with strength to do the right Forbid that my powers, Thy gifts, misuse Rev. J. E. Hamilton, in Chicago Standard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-10
RIB0T SAVED THE DAY
The Premier's Great Speec!
 Won Over the Deputies.
ALL DANGER OF CONFLICT INVERTED

M. Clemenceau Reported to be Involve,
 In the Panama Canal Scapdal-The Com
 pany's Affairs to Come Before the Court
 in January.
 PARIS, Dec. 10-The majority in th Chamber of Deputies that voted confidenc In the Government after listening to tn Ministerial declaration consisted exclu sively of Republicans. The minority in cluded the Boulangists and some member of the party of the Right. The avowe, hostility of the Boulangists is regarded a. strengthening the government. An i'm portant part of the Right and Extreme Left refrained from voting.
 Every chance of a conflict seems to be averted. It is rumored that M. Clemen- ceau is involved in the Panama scandal M Herz, it is said, cashed Panama checks drawn in his favor. The Investigating committee will report Jan. 10, when the Panama Canal company's affairs come be- fore the courts.
 Had the Chamber of Deputies yester- day failed to support M. Ribot and his new Ministry President Carnot would himself have been insulted and his off cial existence would have been menaced. Happily time and cleverness, working on OAAO thunderbolt. From the ambassadors box representatives of two parties to the Dreibund watched Premier Ribot's liter ally trembling fingers as they fumbled the leaves of his statement. All listened with breathless expectancy.
 The first expressions of assent came witf the words: Full light and prompt decis ions." From that point the low, deer tones of the reader were respectfully fol lowed until at the words "You will thus frustrate the snares placed in your path way" one half of the Chamber broke into applause. At the conclusion of the Pre- mier's speech the whole Left and Centre gave 8 ringing shout of approval ant word went round the galleries: He ha 8 majority"
 Queensay de Beaurepaire, Attorney, Genaral and the prosecutor of Boulange, and the Russian dynamitards, has resigned his office, as he believes the Reinacl autopsy to be illegal. He has been ap pointed President of the Chamber of tn, Court of Cessation.
 His resignation excites comparativel, little surprise as his conduct has beer from the first variable and theatrical in matters connected with the Canal com paQY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-10

and black velvet ribbon in the fluffy hair made up as pretty a costume as there was in the audience.
 One of the most fashionable estab- ishments in the city has notable try ing-on room. The sanctuary of sanctu- aries is small and square and done up at cost of nobody knows how many thousands in white and gold. It has no outlook to the air, but a great electric chandelier comes down in the middle and the lights burn day and night to illumine the shrine. The pile of the white velvet carpet is so thick that your steps are noiseless, and the most prom inent article of furniture is an enor nous white mirror.
 This room is not used for ordinary fittings; but now and then when car riage stops at the private entrance ana a mistress of money who respects hel grand toilet, even in it's incomplete ness, too profoundly to put it to the in convenience of packing, comes to il rather than require it to journey Uo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-10
Pension Payments Increasing.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-Representative Scott Dem., ILL introduced in the House bill to prohibit the employment of ap- prentices in the Government printing office or in any department of the public service where printing is done.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-10

DECATUR, Mich, Dec. 1O.-Mr. and Mrs Philander Trowbridge observed their golden wedding anniversary yesterday They were united at Manlius, N. Y., the father of President-elect Cleveland per forming the ceremony.