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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
HARKIsON's CAMPAIGN WIND
Has Been Compiled to Prove That He
Really Has Mind.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 13.-Con-
siderable comment and conjecture 10
political circles has been caused by the
issue at this time of q volume of PreSi-
dent HarriSon's speeches and papers,
including his eXtemporaneouS addresses
made during the Presidential campaign
and on his several tours since his
election. The Presidents friends
have based great claims for
StateSmanShip and superior mental
scope and resources on these speeches
and certain state papers, and this book
containing them is a method regarded
by anti-HarriSon Republicans as a
shrcwd move 10 preach his superiority
Tor an evident purpose. They point to
the fact, as significant, that IL has been
contrived to insert the names OF all the
distinguished people, not overlooking
Democrats who participated on the Oc-
caSion> when the speeches were deliv-
cred. The compiler, however. says he
had the book in view ever since the last
campaign closed and that It's appearance
az this time IS without suggestion from
others, and has no political object.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
GermanIa Turner'S Organize.

CHICAGO, March l3.--The German Turn
ers Of America, representing 5000 mem
bers, have organized an association 20 be
known as the World Fair Commission for
Physical and Mental fraiaing Of the North
American Turner Fund for the purpose OF
exhi biting the German method OF physical
culture. the appliances and other means o;
developing the body and mind. IL Is under
stood that $4,000 will DC appropriated to-
wards the erection Of building 200 By 900
feet on the Worlds Fair grounds. They
viii cooperate with other societies 70
represent the Turner'S Of Germany. John
Gloy was elected President, and Charles
Bary yice-PreSident
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
TO BUILD MoRE VESSELS.
The Naval Committee Recommend the
Construction OF War ships.

Construction OF War ships.
WASHINGroN, ID. c., March l3.-Rep-
reSentative Herbert, of Alabama, Chair
man of the House Committee on Naval
Affairs, has prepared an elaborate re-
port 60 accompany the Naval apprOpri-
alton bill recently reported 70 the
House. After calling attention TO the
fact that the bin carries an
aggregate appropriation Of S23,726. S23,
and Is SS,S14, S33 less than the amount
appropriated at the second session Of
the Fifty-nrSt Congress for the current
fiscal year. and S., 467, SIG less than the
amount estimated by the Department
as necessary for the year covered by
the Din. The report says:
''We have been able 20 make this re-
duction without ia any manner impair
ing the progress of our new navy, In
great part because Of the large surplus
that will remain on hand uuexpended
and 10 the credit Of increase Of the
navy az the end of the present fiscal
year"
The committee believe that Il should
be the settled policy OF Congress 90 au-
thOrize the construction Of one or more
new vessels at each regular session,
until we shall have provided consider
ably larger number of fighting than we
now have, or will have when those au-
thOriZed are completed.
The report calls attention 20 the diff
fjculties encountered In domesticatiug
i'm this country the industry OF manu-
featuring heavy steel armOr for vessels.
There are II vessels for which armOr
is vet 20 bee furnished, and 10 will take
until the spring OF 1894 20 complete the
delivery of this armOr, amounting to
$4,000 tone, even il monthly contract
requirements be met.
IL may be taken for granted that we
do not need 20 build a great and eXpen-
sive navy like those OF Great Britain
and France, but certainly the time has
come when 10 would be well 20 form
some distinct and definite idea of the
position We are 20 hereafter occupy
among the naval powers OF the world.
The majority of the committee rec
ommends the authorization OF one
strong and swift commerce destroyer,
of the type Of the New York, whose
armor can be manufactured more easily
and with much less delay than eau the
heavy armOr for a battle ship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
DIR. PARKaUKsr's REFORM.
He breaches Against New York's City
Government.

NEW YORK, March 13.-The Rev. DR..
Charles l.. Parkhurst, OF Madison
Square Presbyterian Church, preached
another sermon from his pulpit this
morning, again attacking the admins
traitors OF the city government.
The preacher said he had been help
ing the police the last four weeks. Said
he Time and again during the past
week as have, between the hours Of .
and in the morning, sat In the
company Of women Of class almost too
disreputabe 10 be even mentioned In
this presence, have heard the same
thing said that there is not much doing
Just now for the reason that the au-
thorities are scared"
Last Sunday the preacher had found
in the city 254 saloons open. and In them
2,43s persons. He had gone TO the Dis
trict Attorney (Mr. Nicoll, whom PARK
hurst recently Denounced from his pull
pitt TO prosecute tn EN-, but he would
not meet the preacher in person. and
the grand Jury said the prosecution was
not In their line. and In the police
courts the complaints are now tagging.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
ERAsrUs wIMAN's VIEWS.
The Great Economist Thinks Canada
Will Figure in the Fight.

CHICAGO, March IA war between
England and the United States, as an
outcome OF the Bering Sea complica-
tions. is seriously talked OF by Erastus
Wiman. the wellknOwn economist and
financier. Mr.. Wiman is visiting friends
in Chicago.
"The English Government, said he
in an interview last night, ''is under
tremendous pressure now from the Ca
madam Government, which, being Tory
in complexion and strengthed by the re-
cent elections, is in a mood to insist
that Canadian sealers be protected and
given equal rights with Americans on
the high seas. Besides, the coming con-
test in England between the Tories
and Gladstone and the Liber-
ais. makes il incumbent that a
diversion of some kind be created to in
sure Tory success at the polls. Moth
ing will so fire the British heart with
enthusiasm as anything calculated 10
maintain the fiction that Britannia
rnIes the wave, and, under such circum-
stances. il is not improbable that Wig
orous foreign policy will prevail during
the coming summer, in which the
peace of the world may be threatened.
Actual hostilitieS are doubtful, but
many a war has sprung from less seri-
Gus causes, and it is a fact that party
exigencies have caused one-half Of
Epgland's wars. At any rate no party
was ever in greater straits than is the
Tory party now.
"The threat Of retaliation" contin-
ned Mr.. Winan, ''iD the shape OF the
abolition of the pending privileges
which allows goods destined for Canada
70 pass through the United States
without duties, aud vice versa, would
be a two-edged weapon far more hurt
full to Chicago, Detroit, the Twin Cities,
Boston and New England, than 70 Can
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
SECRETARY ELKINs
Taking Interest In the Bureau of Military
Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 13.-Sec-
retary Elkins is much interested In the
matter Of military intelligence and is
examining the subject with great care,
with the idea Of extending the functions
of the Bureau of Military Intelligence
I'M the War Department and locating it
with a view 70 its expansion and perma-
nency. This question has had his ear
nest attention since the first days of his
administration; but the Importance OF
the subject has made him very
cautious in reaching any conclusion.
He has made himself familiar with the
questions involved and will undoubt-
edly act at an early day. The Secre-
tary has found upon inquiry that that
important matters arising in connec-
tlOu with army administration will be
greatly assisted and their solution eX-
pedited by having available information
on similar subjects with reference to
foreign service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
AGAINST HARRISON.
Efforts Being Made TO Have Delegations
sent TO Minneapolis Uninstructed-Sen-
ator AIanderSOn's Chances


WASHINGTON, d. c., March l3.-The
Hcrald'S Washington man thinks: "A
strong effort is being made by the op-
UonentS OF President Harrison in the
Senate TO have rs many State delega-
tionS sent To Minneapolis uninstructed
as possible. Some of the Senators who
are favoring this plan hope that by so
doing they may be able TO prevent the
President from securing votes enough
10 succeed himself, aud thus enable
some of the outside candidates &c win
the prize.
Senator ManderSon, Of Nebraska, is
the last OF these gentlemen who is talked
of as a Presidential possibility. The
Nc0rasks Senator is very popular in the
TranS-MiSSiSSippi country, and | am
told that his own delegation will be a
unit in mis- favor If he SC. desires. Mr..
Henderson himself ridiculeS the sug-
geS,iOn aud says that be mas no ambi-
tion in that direction, but his friends
insist that there is good Presidential
timber in him and are talking seriously
of making a concerted effort TO bring
him out"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
wEsE v1RGIN1NA DIRECT TAX BILL
To be Brought Up in the Householder
Bills

To be Brought Up ia the House-Other
Bills
WASHINGTON. y. c., March 13.-At
least one branch of Congress IS now
fairly embarked on the long expected
discussion Of revenue measures, and the
reflex movement is felt in the Senate,
where 10 may be expected, IN view OF
the proceedings of the last ie~ DAYS,
that speeches on the same subject will,
from time 90 .ime, be injected into the
routine.
Ia the House the discussion OF the
tariff question VIII be temporarily in
terrupted tomorrow aud the Committee
on the District of Columbia given OPP
portunitY 10 pass some measures of To-
cal interest.
To Is proposed 20 continue the tariff
debate, and If the pressure 20 speak be-
comes very great night sessions will be
held 90 accommodate the speakers.
Chairman Cultivate, of the Military
Affairs Committee, is anxious % have
the army appropriation bill taken up
and passed. aud it is very likely that
.be tariff discussion will be suspended
long enough 20 enable the army bill TO
be acted on.
uThe postoffice building bill is the un-
finished business ia the Senate, and will
probably reach vote in the course of q
day or two. The West Virginia direct
tax bin is the special order to follow.
Interest in this measure is confined 20 a
very few Senators, but they may occupy
the floor for sever hours before the bill
is disposed Of The Military Academy
appropriation bill is on the calendar a. d
will be pressed upon the attention OF
the Senate by the appropriations COM
mittee, which intends % follow IL
with the IndiaS appropriation
bin. II any time is left this week after
disposing Of these measures, the Com
mittee ou Public Lands Will endeavOr
20 secure action on the bill, 10 protect
the rights Of settlers on the public
lands.
It is confidently expected that the
Committee on the Judiciary will report
the long pending judicial nominations
10 the Senate during the course Of the
week, in which case lively contest
will doubtless occur in executive session
over the nomination Of Judge Woods,
of Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
THIS IS FREE TRADE.
Mr.. Harrison Signs An Agreement
With Nicaragua.
THINGS THAT WILL CONE INFREE.
Animals Fruits, Goals Minerals Wool in the
Rough or Prepared tr Manufacturing Iron
and Steel, Br., Eic.-n This Isn't Free
Trade What Is?

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March l3.-
The President to-day made pub
lie a proclamation OF reciprocity
with Nicaragua, which Republic
agrees TO admit duty free, among
other things, these: Animals, live;
fruits, fresh and dried; coal, mineral or
animal; wood and lumber in the rough
or prepared for building purposes;
iron and steel In rails for
railroads and other similar uses, struct-
ural iron and steel for bridges, and
building purposes; wire FOR fences, with
or without barbs. Machinery OF all
kinds for agricultural purposes and
parts OF such machinery; books,
pamphlets and other printed matter.
Gold aud silver in bullion, bars or coin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
PARKERsBURG NOTES.
Fell From a wagOn-A Family Fight in
the Republican Camp.


SPECIAL telegram to the Sunday REGISTER.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, March Ia
Mr.. NJ Haynes, farmer who resides
near Wadesvlle, below this city, while
driving home from town, was thrown
from his wagon and terribly injured.
One leg and one arm were broken, and
he was terribly cut about the head.
The county Republican Executive
Committee met here this afternoon TO
decide upon date for their county con-
vention and whether to hold primary or
delegate conventions 30 nominate their
candidates for sheriff The ring candi-
date, backed by the Court House and
Custom House rings have been demand
ing primary conventions in order to
count their man In but the friends of
the other candidates broke up the rings
tactics and secured delegate convention.
The failure TO get their primary is a
knock out blow against the rings.
There are eight candidates for the nOm-
inatiOQ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
so,IaIi.ts Di.p.rssd.

WE'VE. March l3-ThousaDds Of work-
men to-day Joined In the annual procession.
10 the graves Of victims Of t4e rebellion OF
ISIS. Many Socialist symbols were 90
posted on the monument The police ior-
Dade the making Of speeches; everything
was orderly until on the return 70 tDe elty,
when the action OF the police IN orea<ihg
the procession 10 arrest a man iucensen nc
crowd and caused a serious COLLISION ~ ~
Inducements were reG uirei ana tns PO.a.i.o
made repeated charges before they "'~
r.or.-d The crowd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
Little Fishes For the W. Va. o.
scf1L TsLecrnna 10 ths RsQister.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 13.-Sen-
ator Faulkner has secured for the muse
um Of the University OF West Virginia
one hundred duplicate sets of alcoholic
fishes from the United States National
Museum, upon the condition that the
University of West Virginia will fur
nish the bottles and alcohol for their
preservation and exhibition. This will
not cost the University more than from
fifty to seventy-fve dollars. Some time
ago the Senator secured from the same
source for the University large num-
Der OF Geological specimens, and if
these now secured are accepted they
will aid in forming a nucleus OF what in
the course Of time, with other gifts
from this and other sources, will become
an admirable museum for the Univer-
sity. No doubt the officers OF the Uni
verSity will gladly accept these valuable
specimens, and comply with the condi-
tions without hesitation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
max. Of us.ss,s Death.

LoSDoS. December is.-The news Of zoe
death ~ the Grand Duke Of Hesec caused
great grief az Windsor. where the ceSeasee !,
was a great favoriie. TbeQueen Wi! sena
he D1ke Of Edinburgh 70 represent Der =.
the funeral and nav possibly oeisy y,,as.l sss
own departure for the Continent a. n'af-
az respect for the deceased
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
WHEELING, W. VA. MONDAY MORNING. MARCH a. 1892.

ada. If this is only the retaliatory
measure Canada has to fear, after suf-
fering the terrible exclusion implied
by the Mckinley bill, it will have no ef-
feet on the popular sentiment In Canada
except to solidfy the adhesion to Brit
ish connection and 20 strengthen the
determination to keep independent OF
the United States"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
Steamship Arrivals.

BosroS, March 1S.-Arrived, Roman,
Liverpool.
HAvRE, March 13. - Arrived, Cham
paigne. from New York.
LvERrooL, March l3.-Arrived, Wyom-
ing from New y HOrk.
LONDON. March 13.-Arrived; Michi-
gan, New York; Minnesota, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March lS-Arrived: Edam,
Amsterdam.
NEW YORK, March l3.-Arrived: Illi-
dois, Antwerp; Camela, Sagua.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 13.-Hon
Fred Douglass has accepted the position
offered him by the government of Hayti as
its representative at the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition. The government of
Hayti has appropriated ta5,O0O to be spent
on its exhibit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
Killed by a Blast.

OURaT, Col. March 13.-A terrible ex-
plosion took place in the revenue tunnel.
Mount Sneffels, last night. by which two
men were instantly killed snd the third
man severely wounded, caused Dy a pre-
mature or accidental blast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14

NAPA, Cal, March l3.-This morning al
5 30 O'Clock quite a severe shock Of earth
quake was experienced here The viora-
tions were from north 70 south, continuing
about twelve seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
West virginia Postmasters Appointed.

Sysctli TeiscrGm 20 tie Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 13.-The
following West Virginia poStmasters
have been appointed: II. c. Miller, at
P0cataligo. Kanawha county. in the
place OF w. MairS, resigned. J. c.
Matheny at Behd, Nicholas county, in
place OF w. II. Giver, resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
"a apd-rlus sIInsrs kese"ed'

RvrssrLs. March is According y, 70 -. -
-. 10 - me Anderins nine disaster - -
port or .s,s e. rescued unhurt, 20 Injured ana
900, zoe v~re killed. Twenty thousand pss,SS s ,Ss
,o-asy -, attended the funeral Of o. u -
yictinA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
-. v,u T.Ik 20 More.

PAKIs, March 15.-Ar. Descon iel, I.~s- 1s,'
mes to-day for Paris % consult ~ .S,.yY'si
Maitre do Mango he nAs - g. Ter of
not 70 be interviewed l'f1nei '
nreiudic.ng bis case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
"Thank You"

Is what Mrs. Paisley, Of Newburgh, n.
Y, always says TO Hoods Sarsaparilla-
1t cured her Of q severe case OF scrofula
and eczema, and she has reason to be
grateful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14

The genial Harry Weinreich, represent
ing J. A. Schwarz * CO., diamond brokers'
of Philadelphia, stopping at the Windsor,
reports handsome sales of'the precious
stones TO the trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14

I have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
my children: il is the golden remedy
Mrs. DR.. Blackwell, Raleigh, y. Z.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14

for horses with cracked heels and mango
c. w. LEE, Ala W. BALTIC. ST., Balto., I'D
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14

II you are Bilious take HOOPS PILLS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05
Safen BON 9ibau.

Oftieeprouin3en. SO bat etma 80, 900
@inmobner uno liest auf elmer l9malen,
ianoisen 9tebrung 3miiden Der Slties
unb Dem io9enanntsn fleitten See. Sin
BON mddtigen Quaoeriteinen sesen ben
aupraa Der Wellen sei9atter Damn
fibrt etma einen &ilometer melt in Die
Gee binaus unb biloet bic Sltsreuse bes
gang Oortrefflidett, meiit bas san3e Sabr
binOur9 etsfreien 5afens. 9Gon ieit
Sabren bemiibt iid bic rufiiide Resies
runs, nit aufwarto beoeutenoer Mittel,
es su einem &onfnrrensplas Der beut~
lden Sffeebdfen 81 MAIDEN. Seine
auSfubr beftebt namentlid aus. Sc
treble. Sptritus, 6lads, Betroleum,
gumpen, 9ol5 ; Die @infubr in Stein.
foblen, lanrwirtbidaftliden Mtoidinen,
9olonialmaaren, Gilen, &upfer, 6eriu,
gen unb Baumaterial.
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@ladlides Gntfommen.

Glhdielis III ber mann pbsr he Frau, ipel6e tn et'
rer con Malavta teimssiudten Gesenb pobnt unb Der
sefarateten glase entsett. Ram Gtnem uuter Iau'
ferben Dtrt'S aber 70 gut. no BITE GeuGe pe.tcbtl6
unb fh hber reits Streden perbretteub rotetertetrt, n
es chen 70 sewbbnIi6. sanBs Disqualification bapcn
letfen gu ieben, rie etne etuelns peribnlt6fett Dte
ftdrfffe &snattutil n II nidt scett sssen fs, I'm ~ts
rtcI peniser hann eine sei&wd4te oper ses6rte. Vic
Snusmitiel sesen wlaIaria TT SoTettsr's Maaenbit,
ters BITE pberfte mebtbnii&e 9nitan,. Gs pertreibt iete
Gri RON mafartf&tr Seim,uGuus, uub felbft In @eoeu,
zen. In tenen Intdsmattf@ rerbrstteic araufbetteu
t64a b6sattts pnb t6ttlt6 fuh, rts auf eem Shbmus
b n Banana, Ia Guaten Ia nub unter Der Ircpen
nbeihaupt, ptrb 60 r1it Reft as ~~trtfamfes Shuss
mittsi betraftet. Wiht pentesr pphltbdttS ptrt. 20
ais SstIs uno Wrrbsusunasmtftsi sesen hrvntfde Der
rouunssbef6perhen, 2eberieieea, Derfrpfune, 0absa,
mattsnus, DiterenieteeH unb bic GrtFpe.
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Yrpflamtatfon
fdr Die ab5altmns eiuer spe,ialmahl
M}apors Office,
San &ntonio, s. Mar5 '92.

Sn Der StabtratbsiiBung bonn Z.
Mdr5 1892 murDe cine 0rbinana arrz
genommen, in melfer beftimmt mirb,
oaB cine Spe5iaEN bitin. murg abgebalz
ten merben io1, I'm bic Nniidten Der
@runofteuer5abler ber Stubt Sun Qns
tonic in ye3ug auf Bic Nusgabe BON
Bombs I'M 8etrage BON smeibunberts
finf5igtauienb ($250,O00) Dollars auf
5tpan5ig bis breiBig (20-30) Sabre
81 fe9s (6%) pro3ent gu ermitteln.
Oiele 8pnbs, fotpie Der @rtrag Der fall
ligen ad valorem Steuern, Der @etpers
b~eiteuerr, Der 2ieen5en, Marftgebiibz
ret, Der @elbitrafen bes polijeigeri9ts
&C. lolen baau Dermenbet tperben
bic Iaufenben Mussaben Der 8ermal<
tung Der Stabt San Nntonio fir bas
5isfaIiabr 1892-1S93 gu beden.
Desbalb prbne i'd, 8rDar @auags
ban, Mapor Der 9tabt San Nntonio,
traft Der mir bur6 ben 6reibrief unb
bic Orbinansen bieier stabt ibertraz
genen 8efugniHe unb in uebereinfims
mung nit Settioneu 43 unb As bes
amenbirten Sreibriefes bonn %. April
1891, bierbur6 cine Spe3ialsM abI an
unb beitimme, baB bieielbe ~abgebalten
uerbe am
gamftag, ben 16. April 1892
3u benz porermdbnten 3mede. Die
Stimmpldbe merben bon 8 lbr 8ors
m;ttag5 bis 6 ubr Nbenbs often fein
unb omar an folgenben Stelen:
War6 1. Sn Sobn u. MiiGers
Store, gde Sib Shores unb Nrfenal>
StraBe. Mabls8 rftanb, gilbert eper.
Marb 2. Ode @aft= unb goloz
roiaitraBe. MabIs8 oritanb-
Warb 3. Marfelbs Store, Gde
gere5z unb SrioifraBe. Mablborfanb,
Sames 8. Gloub.
Warb 4. @pnbentipnsz6aae, Gde
Weit 9ouitonz unb Norb 6%loresfraBe.
Wablsg orftanb. s. @ilemain.
Warb 5. Sommers 8arten, 10.
StraBe $50. 306. @ahl : 8prtanb,
Sobn 6. 8errp.
@arb 6. gde Clint unb NoIau=
traBe. WabIpprfanb, @m. s. page.
@arb Z. gde W~atagorbas arb
8ictOriatraBe. Wabls8 orianb, peter
Subj.
@orb 8. @de ea6 MlanrO> un6
5outbitraBe. @abl : gOrtanb, Souls
8ergitrom.
Sic @abl uirb a~bgebalten u1b bic
3dblung Der Stimmen tDirD DorgenDms
men perben in g%inflans nit Der SET
ton 20 bes itdbtif6en 6reibriefes unb
bes 9taatsgeieBes bonn IA. Mdra 1887
GO. 2egiSlatur. Settle 21.)
Sd bei6einige bies hermit inter
8eifigung bss MmtSiiegels Der Stabt
San Nntonio unter benz Datum bes
8. Mdra 1892.
Il. 81 Bryan gaIIagban,
MaDor.
Mtteftirt: 6. g. GIaubon,
gitp glerf.
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muB aber als iebr 3meifefbaft eri6einett,
ob bic Resieruns scsen Den sefeiertcu
Shrtftlteler tbatidAlit einlbreiten
lperoe. Nbgeieben oauon, oaB @rai
Solltoi besciltcrte Anbdiloer in boben
uro einflubreiden 9rcilen bat. wdre
tn%sbeionoere Der sesenWartige 3eits
punft, no er ourd Die BON inn felt 0es
GUM Der 9un9ersnotb entwidelte Gbas
tigfeit fir Die beimgelld)te Vepolteruns
auf ben Sobepunft Der Yupularitat 9es
lan9t lit, fir cine M%iabre9eluu9 oes be-
ribmten Wtannes ibled)t 9elpablt.
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