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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23

sa~ u. Seuinger bdlt bic be-
ribmten Seering Mdbmai1inen aebft
elmer b~Oatdnbi8en IusmabI Grtras
fur bie'elben. @benio 9eure9eu, Hay=
stackers &c. Man fpre6ebor, bieielben
gu beii6tigen unb bic niebrisen preife
az notiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23
MTblirtes 2intmer

lit gutter Sage, bebagli6 ausgefattet
unb nit 8abes@inri6tuns bi9t babel,
mirb bon einem einselnen Serrn auf
ldngere 3eit gu mietben geiu6t.
Sherten nit prei8 : Mngabe unter
r@bambregarnit" gu ri9ten an bic
Expedition Der r6reien preRe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23
Gbitasn.
Don 1leinrih Climber.

Dir nabt' t) emit Dor bielen, bielen Sabren,
Oa iuarit on jung, Jung ipar metn 9ebenS.
gliid;
Nut fam i) lDieoer-nlt ergrauten Sanren:
u3ur erlten 9iebe febrt man tets Suriid."
Did 5u pergeiien ioar mir iie geIungell,
Mie fern i) mar, bu bIiebit mir INNER
nah!
Nte taudten ouf in mir @rinuerunqen,
gu itolSe Stebt, ais il bid wie6eriab!
Gin &ieienfinb iparit bu erlporsei9oien,
Oa-trauernb bat Columbia IS gebudt-
9a ipur6eit on BON inn, Der holentlprofen,
Som wiloen Seuerbamon beiin9eiuht.
$50 ftolser gauten Yradt bein Gee be9riiBte,
Gin irobeS 9eilu mar Sauienben beiheert-
Som Damon marO geiuattoelt eS sur Wilte,
~GrbarmungsloS Die p@artenitabt" uerheert,
9od iabelt gu nid)t trauerub aui ben 0teten
3erft6rter Serrlidfeit-nein! nngebeuat
Grbobit on bid, utib itols fihlt lid Der @e1teu
Oh ieineS &ilbe8 Wtitb, bdS er ge3eu9t.
Oein ltarfer Wiae lduf Elm ueueS @erbei,
Stiesit aus Der Iide pb0nirsleid) enipor,
On Warbft 5u elner @unoeritabt auf Grben,
unb INNER nod ruff on: y@rceltor!"
90 id)ant' id) pieoer bid nad) lanaen Sabren,
Sraut' Slip pan @intle sleid, ben Gu9eu
faufr;
Dadt', mas td fab, f6nnt' i) MIR ofieubarer
Sn elmer Mtdrfenuelt, III einem Traunl.
9, weld]e grabt an beines Sees @eftaoen,
$50, y&6itigi1t oeS. @eiteuS," 1T oetn 3elt
Gum groBen SriebenSfefte bu gelaben
9ait gaftlid ale Solfer in Der @elt!
gor benz 8eidauer baft bu aussebreitet,
@aS &uuit uno gSiiien 9errlideS sebar;
@as MenldenfeiB iu MsnidsuipObl be.
r%eitet,
Sn oeirer p8eiBen @toot" pirb's cfieubar.
gu, Die .0es @eifens S0uisin" mir ie,lneu,
Sariebft oa Dir ielbft Elm itOl5 Gnnalens
blatt;
Die Wietropole aud) pi1'S a~nerfennen:
3ar @eltltabt marb Die @eltausleluues,
ita0t!
limb 9Ge, ltr0mstb Der bon nab unb ierlte,
Sn oeinert Maneril ianlmelnb fid 3u 9aui,
Sic iubelu: @iinifig leien ltets Die Gterne,
Chicago Dir! On @uuberitabt, Slid AMI!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23
@1ai8l. Wieberl6t,bii@c tnb Ser.
Gtaatem Ypftlimie.
Direfte 2tnie sfpii@en
&otterbam nno U nj ct b a nj
mth Netu Nrrf.

SMife Iaufen Soulosne on unb ieseln iebe
Bc@e BON Ne6 Yorfna@ 9otIanb.
DurHs8inete mad allen europdti4eR Stdb.
ten tuerben gu ben nie6risiten Staten aus.
Grfte Gdiiie $40 unb aufpdrts. 3ueite
G6iate $3b unb nuffp6rts. 3pii9enDeds:
tiHete bon europa tper6en berIdufig nidi
Au89efent, bod iinb @inpaneerern 3fpette
Gaihtss 1iaetS au ermdBisten Staten gefteIt.
20. S. 9Dun8, Ngent.
bl7 CfspcuftcnsS tyabe, Gan Nntpnio, Ger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23
Naib fiir Maatter.

0or tiber 50 Sahreu i9on wurbe
Mrs. Winslom'S Soothing Snrup
BON Millionen Don @fitte.n beim 3ab-
men Der 8inoer aHgemenbet. Wirit bu
i'm S1lafe bur6 baS Sdreien zines
&iubes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen lit unb
Dor Sbmer3en lpeintP Menn 10, lafe
fofort cine 6Iafde bon mMrs, Winss
lons SOOTHING Sprup- boien, Sein
Wert6 lit u%nbeaablbar. SO wirb benz
tleineH 2eibenben fOfort QinberMng pers
f6affen. gerIaBt eu6 barauf, Miitter,
es lit fem 3meifel bariiber. IS beilt
Dpienterp unb Diarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb=
&olif, erwei6t ben @aumen, perbins
bert @ntsiinbung unb ftdrft bas ganae
Spfem. .W}rs. MinslDms Soothing
Sprup" fir 3abnenbe 4inber III atige=
nebm in @el1mad nnb bas &ecept
ftammt BON einem Der beften meibli6en
Qerste III ben Ser. Staaten. @S 1T bel
allen 9rHggiHen in Der 9an3en Welt gu
baben. preis rs Gents per Slai4e.
&auft ni1ts anberes, alS Mrs, Winss
Ions Soothing brup.
$. 81. GsbDrnes nemeRe 81 d f.
nj a dine. 9ie bette unb bic bill
liste Mai6ine i'm Martte. @beuio
Osborne Stabl "Disc Harrow. gu
baben bel Sips & Qaarmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23
mebs ais ;nfrieben!

WtebP ais 3afrieben!
BrootIpn n, 81. g.. San. 10. 1891.
% sersi&t mir sur ~beiOnbersn 8sfrisbisuns. Sbnen
sea ber mnuberponen 6ur, peI9e r4aitor S6nia's
Ntr5kusS tdrfers an meinem Spbn Sobonn poubra&te,
Mlttbttlune IN MAIDEN. 3wDIf Sabre lang betam er
&rdmpfe. tutest iogor einz nuO 5peimul m6dentlid.
Gir SOsen prouiuente aerste 5u 3atb unb periu6ten
aHe m5eliden Wsittel. aber ole obne bic eerinefte 6off<
nnus sE ebatteu, ba ertuhren mir Don bieiem metbz
pollen wlittet unb eutfdIofen uns gu einefn gerfude.
DerieIbe bat INNS mebr ais 5ufrfes
1tugefeIttl Seit6em er NIT benz NeruensSt6rter
poE egst Ufonatsn aiming, III er MIDI wieber trant gems
tta: &ptt1ei gebdnhi Sest Tam er ietu 9eben s.nies
ben, nnb MIR teben fir i6n zine 3utunft. Bite, ems
Rtangsp. ste btrssefhbLten 9ant biefer Tamilie. Ss5re
WtebiSiH bat TIN ui6t uur turirt, ionbern aud iein
9eben serettet, benz tn feinem triberen 3uftanbe bate er
ut&t mebr LANCE Itbeu t5anens
60 Gbeepsr Ctr. 8. ~ ReJonH,
HAM$ Elm trertbDones Bud fir MerbeMIeibenbs
&eeIsE pub cine 9rbbesSfaife auQeianbt. Nrme
49, erbaIten aud bic Wte6i3iu ~uinionit.
4ieie Weoi5ii1 puroe felt BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
9o4p. goftor 46ni9 in Sort @agne, ssSnb., aubereitei
nub lest uHter ieiuer anfpeifuns psn Der
kOENiG MEDICINE CO.,
x3S Randolph Ste, CHICAGO, ILL.
Bet 9lpstbetsrn an baben fur
$500 BITE 9Iefds. 8 aLaidlen fir 500,
sr6be $t.75. 8 far SIS. 100.
LM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23
Mhitmons SeuSreifeu.

9Sbitmans &empreHem. Bon al=
len @roBen, bon Der 9anbpreHe bis
our Yferbetrafts unb 9%ampfprehe.
aud fur Cotton, WoIIe &C.
3u Dermenben! go 8aIen in
Ser Stunbe. Die biaigiten preiIe gas
rantirt bel Sips & 9aarmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23

tr%auensieltg bari man nidt iein, fpeoct
auf Dem Tyrone, nod an Der Optic
zines SeereS, nod in Der @arfiide.
Gtne Vitte babe i'd nod, Mtabame.
9err Bertelot lit failerli9er @e9ebaus
n%letlter ; er bot 5000 Srancs @ebalt
nno Dtenftmobnung. Miirben sic
iebt 9eitatten, baB er Sraulein Mfaoelon
beiratbet ?"
r@ern, Mtajeitdt!"
nytln, 9err Bertelot," fuhr Der 9ais
Jet fort, nrei6en sic Sbrer Drant ben
Nrm unb feiern sic in Der 0tue Saints
9onore elm ir0bli6es 0erlobunosfelt.
pier, Sraulrin Maoelon," ieete er ba,llI
btn3u, tlbem er ibr etn %offeneS @tui nit
prdatt9em, BON Smaragoen iuufelnbem
@el9meioe pinbielt, rbier finoen sis
gro9e, Sbrrin9e unb srmbanb fir
ben 9od5eitstag, unO in oieier aalietts
llegerl ell paar @olbrollen fir Die eriten
flei1e1 ans9aben Sbres rel,en Oanss
ltanDeS."
rgrlaubeu Sic aud mir, 6rdulein
Wfaoelon, oaB i'd Sbnen Elm Mnoenfen
an beute Wor9en perebre," laste ber
@e1eral Dnroc, inoem er ben, iungen
Mtaoden ein 9ditden nit iiibernen
@Bl0ffeln eitbdnOtste.
Sertelot nno Mabelon ltammelten
Wortc oes Daufes, md1reno lie, BON
Ben faiierliden 9erri9aften e~ntlalien,
nit Wtaoante Nrbalet benz NuSaanoe
bes 3immers 5uidritten.
gin Der 9biire ia9te fnirenb Mtabame
arbalct: sd bOffe, Cure Maieitdt
rrto Der 9err @eneral beebren mid elm,
mol mieoer. Sect, mo- i9 Gle femme,
sebe id Sbnen aud &reoit.1
vWenl i'd einmal tpieberfomme, Nfas
oane," antmprtete Der &aiier, no
forune i'd bod lieber ni9t obne @elb
lit Der Tal9e beS-@eneral Duroe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23

1g- GER 81. 8. Sacobfon, Der
befannte pbotograpb, bot on Der
Nlamo : 9traBe, go. 113, elm neues
gtelier eingeri6tet. 9err SaeebIom
bat in feinem @tablifement ole Neue=
rungen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pbotos
graphic Der Neuseit berporsebra6t,
ansepanbt. unb bic ginri9tung 1T
bo6elegant unb itebt an 8oIenbung
ii9er feimem Der prominentelten berars
tigen 2Ofale 6fli9er Metropolen mad.
Gin Beiu9 bieies Muiier : 4teliers 1T
nnieren Seiern outs berali6te ems
pfOhlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23
GtnD gte nernHS

ober gang erl@6pft, ober Ieibe. Sic
an @rf9lofung, nber nerb6fen &spfs
i6mer5eu2 Bon alien bieien 1ebelr
f6nnen Sic li6 bur6 ben @ebrau9
bon 9DDbs Sariapari1a Defreien ;
0ieies Mittel berleibt benz &6rper fos
tpie benz Neruenipitem &raft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23
&ppbs 0iaen babea cine angenebme

@raf YolabOmstp Wesner, Der
Na9folger beS Greiberrn bon Wtal=
Bahn als Staat5ieeretdr bes &et6S
f9abamtes, mirb Seine amtIi6e Qauf.
babn bdnfit er6HHen, bah er III elmer
Nn5abl &onfereH3en, nel6e bic 9ele=
gaten Der Gei6sftaaten iiber bic neuen
Steuerpnri6ldse balten lperben, ben
8oriB 5n fiibren bat,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-23

limb 9ae, ltronetc Der bon nab unb %ferlte,
Sn oeinen Wauern iammelnO ii) gu 9aui,
Sic jubeln: @iinifig igen ltets bic Gterne,
Chicago Dir! On @unberitabt, Slid AMI!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
STOCKADES OF TUSKS.
A Cestury's supply of Ivory Heaped Up
In the Interior or Africa.

A Cestary's Supply of Ivory Heaped Up
In she Interior or Africa.
'"rhe ivory trade shows most re-
markable increase" Commercial Agent
Mohun writes from the Congo to the
state department. "Ivory is the most
galuable article exported. Itan comes
from the high Congo, both north and
south of the river. Steamers bring Il
rs far as Stanley pool, and from there to
Matadi 1.-TWO hundred and fifty miles)
native carriers bring IL on their backs.
have seen in one day five hundred car
riers come to Matadi, each man carry
ing tusk averaging sixty-ive pounds
IN weight. When tusl1s weigh two hun
dred pounds, which not infrequently
happens, four men carry them.
''Most of the ivory now coming down
Is known as dead ivory Some OF the
elephants from which these tuslxs came
we're killed one hundred years ago and
the kings Of villages have been storing
Il, placing the last tusks brought in
on top of the pile, and when they
required some goods from the coast
traders the tusks from the bottom
layers were taken. This system has
prevailed for years, and 1t is estimated
that there is enough ivory stored In the
interior to supply the world for the
next century. 1t is estimated, but
upon whose authority cannot discover,
that there are still at least two hundred
thousand elephant in central Africa.
''The only live or new ivory which
now comes down is that procured by
hunters attached to the different trad
ing houses. may add that live ivory
commands higher price than the dead.
A state expedition visited a native king
some months ago in the interior. Upon
leaving the commanding officer pre-
sented the king with uniform coat,
cooked hat and sword. The king, in
return, presented the officer with one
hundred and fifty tusks of ivory, aver
aging two hundred and twenty pounds
each, and provided carriers to take
them to the river. These people do not
recognize the value, and laugh at the
trader for buying. Some of these kings
have stoclsades of ivory built around
their dwellings,"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
EVADING THE LAW.
Hamlin Draws the Attention OF the Col.
lector Of Boston to Chinese Frauds.

Hamlin Draws the Attention OF the Col.
lector Of Boston to Chinese Frauds.
WASHINGTON, June 6-The treasury de-
partment for some time has believed that
the Chinese were using affidavits of au-
thentication for illegitimate purposes
Some taken out here were sent abroad and
sold to Cinnamon. In other cases the
Cinnamon would dispose Of them after
reaching China, and In both cases the law
was violated. Under the law Chinese
merchants who desire to leave this coun-
try to visit China have heretofore been
furnished with these papers, which, when
endorsed by the United States consul at
the port Of debarkation, entities him to re-
enter this country. Acting Secretary
Hamlin thinks the abuse should be
stopped and has addressed to the collector
of the port at Boston the following letter
on the subject, under date Of April 19
last:
The United States consul at Hong Kong has
transmitted 70 the department of state affi-
davits submitted to him for authentiSation
and which appeared TO have been issued at
your port Sept. 8, 1892, and Feb. 4, 1888, over
the signature of Deputy Collector Swift, OF
Lee Sing and Yee Mon Yip, respectively al
legged TO be Chinese persons residing in Bos-
ton who left the United States with the inten-
ton Of returning thereto.
The consul declined to endorse said docu-
ments for the reason that IL was evident that
the persons presenting the same had never
been In the United States, as shown by their
inability to answer questions relating to this
country. notwithstanding the fact that the afil-
davits stated that they had resided here for Q
number of years.
1t is eviden: from the statements made that
the persons presenting the afidavits TO the
consul are not those to whom they were issued
at Boston. In view of the misuse of papers
thus prepared in the United States, the depart
ment is OF the opinion that IL is not advisable
for collectors of customs or deputies TO certify
the Same, and you are requested to give the
necessary instructions 70 discontinue the
practice on your part
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION.

Rev. Dr. Lorimer of Boston Delivered n
Very Interesting Address Last Night.
At the Trocadero last evening the June
meeting of the Rhode Island Baptist So
cial union was held. Several hundred
guests and me MI bers were present to en-
Joy the address delivered by Rev. DR..
George &. LoriTer OF Boston. The ban
quet was preceded by short business
me ting. President James 5. Hudson.
appointed as nominating committee
Ollys Ii. Jillson. Rev. j. ". Osterhout.
AusJn 4. Rice. Thomas Il. Carpenter
and Mortimer IA. Champiin. These gen
tlemen will presen: the names of next
years candidates at the Septe m ber meet
my. A resolution relative TO the death
of >. K Wheaton was presented 10y DR.
Reuben "A. Guild and unanimously
adopted.
After the banquet Rev. DIR. Lorincr
began his address. taking for his subject
'Wbitherward." His address was very
eloquent ana he poiuted out toe Ieuuen-
ces that are today shaping the life in the
church nome, so,ue OF ,nem good, others
detrimental TO the best interests of the
church. He was followed by j. B. Marsh
OF Pawtucket who spoke brt fly ON the
Gospel Wagon" movement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
NEWS CONDENSED.

A revolution in Peru is said TO be i'm
minent.
Meadowcroft e. Co., bankers, Chicago.
have assigned.
The steamer Kaiser wilhelm III. was
sunk at Genoa.
Spanish consuls report a spread Of
cholera in France.
The Standard Oil company's employees
ere likely to strike.
Charles w. Dayton has been appointed
postmaster of New York city.
Colonel Mills, the Newburyport (Mass.)
defaulter, II said to be In Mexico.
Charles ii. Mansur has been appointed
second comptroller of the treasury.
The military unions of Baden have told
the kaiser that they are ready to defend
Germany.
Cardinal Gibbons has been thanked by
the pope for his advocacy of the restoration
OF temporal power
The German government Is TO suppress
any agitation in favor of the severance Of
Alsace-Lorraipe from Germany.
The thief who stole the jewels of the
Countess Of Flanders, valued at eso, oo0,
has been arrested at Olmuetz. Austria
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
LONDON's COAL CONSUMPTION.
with Less Waste chyn and Peru Would
Not Have to Ne RonAcked.

with Less Waste Cb.u and Peru Would
Not have to Ne RanAcked.
Some 13, 200, 900 tons Of coal are burned
In London yearly. About 1000, 900 are
utilized by the gas manufacturing COM
panies; 1000, 900 are burned In house
hold and industrial fire CRATES, says the
National Review. Each ton contains
sufficient ammonia TO produce, II treated
with sulphuric acid, twenty-five to
twenty-eight pounds of sulphate Of am
monia. The total loss OF this fertiliz-
ing agent Is, therefore, say $500 tons.
AS the price Of sulphate Of ammonia is
D pounds and 10 shillings per ton, the
monetary loss Is 94,905 pounds every
year. If we were less wasteful we
should not be 30 much obliged 30 ran
sack Chilli and Peru for artidcialma-
nures. 1t is agreeable to learn that the
heterogeneous matter in the 4, 900, 900 tons
Of coal which are used every year by
the gas manufacturing companies is now
being made considerable source of
revenue The value Of sulphate of
ammonia as fertilizer Is now beyond
dispute. Where nitrogen has been de-
6cient In the soil the application Of
$50 pounds of sulphate Of ammonia to
each acre gave an increase Of nearly
tour tons of potatoes. Sulphate Of am-
monia, although not quito so active a
fertilizer as nitrate, is held in the soil
with greater tenacity. It contains "a
per cent of ammonia, which Is equal to
90 per cent. of nitrogen. Then there
are the tarry hydrocarbon compounds,
from which (thanks to the discov.
cry Of Kirkham and Perkins) beau,
tiful aniline dyes can be ex-
.racted. The tar has been q source
IF such revenue to the gas companies
that It may be seriously stated that
svery year there Is moro coloring mat
ber sent into the atmosphere of London
than would dye all the fabrics woven
by English looms within the same time.
II we take the waste Of the hydrocarbons
10. equal 30 per cent of the fuel burned,
We shall find that in the 1900, 900 tons
Of coal burned in the metropolis $780,
300 tons Of Hydrocarbons are lost In
other words, some 10000, 900 cubic feet
Of rich hydrocarbons are every year
aselessly thrown into the afr Of London,
and the loss Is 400, 900 pounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
GRAND AND PETIT JURIES.
CHOSEN AND INsTR UCTED TODAY
LONG CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Ono Murder, Fifteen Common Nuisance,
sixteen Assault and Fifteen House.
breaking Cases to be Passed Upon.

The grand jury was chosen this morn
ing and instructed by Judge Wilbur.
The members finally selected are
Henry G. Whittier, Providence, An
drew J. Monroe. East Providence; |;
Walter M. King, North Provi-
denca; Frank s. Chace, Cranston |;
Robert G. Walsh: Johnston; Walter b.
North Smithfleld; Edward KYLE. Cum.
berland; Thomas Cannon, Woonsocket;
Joseph RoDde,u, Scitua @; Charles X.
Greene. Fos or; Robert Emmsley. Bur
r,llville. Gilbert III. Davis. Gloucester;
William NJ. Brown, Providence; John IL.
Perkins. Providence.
After receiving their instructions from
Judge Wilbur, the jury retired wi h
Attorney General Burbank and wit
nesses To the jury room. Seventy nine
cases will be presented. or these forty
six have not obtained bail. Fourteen
are charged with breaking and enter
taining common nuisauces, sixteen for
assault with dangerous weapons, and
one for fraudulent notice OF death.
Petit Jury Chosen.
The petit jury was selected today from
fifty-seven veniremen. Twenty mine were
found who were entitled to serve. They
are: FREDERICK A. Falrbrothe-, Provi-
dence; George ID. Loveland, Providence;
James j. Regan. Providence; Charles
4. Pierce, Providence; Lulu Nilsson.
Providence; Byron s. Whipple. NORTH
Providence; Amos e. Williams, Grams
ton; Chester A. Gallup. Cranston; Albert
NJ. Read, Johnston; David A.
Tourtel.ot. Johnston; Andrew Harris,
Johnston; William Mann, Smithfeld;
Thomas A. Newell, North Smith
field; Michael Rowan, North
: nithfeld Philip Downles. Pawtucket;
Eldorus Aldrick, Pawtucket; Adolphus
h. Davis, Pawtuckett Charles 4. Tis-
dale, Lincoln Joseph Panton, Lincoln |;
Samuel II. Highland, Cumberland Gull
laume l.. Desauluiers, Woonsocket (;
James A. Bardin. Sdtuate: Edwin A.
Salisbury. Scituate; Oliver II. Arnold,
Scituate; james +. Hopkins, Foster
Elwood l.. Walling. Burrillvllle; VIII
liam Il. Shippee, Glocester Nathaniel
f. Burlington, Gloucester.
Croker Harness Company Case Contipued.
The case of Burton against the Croker
Harness company assigned for trial TO-
day was continued nisi.
Tomorrow's Calendar.
Assigned cases: $685. 5.S5s, 5,S64.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
There's an
Extraordinary Way
THREE BOOKS FOR 10 CENTS.

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No S'" 8 uSbER THE RED FLAG. NJ. e. Brad
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No. 8. V%RoUNp THE WORLD IN EIGHTY
Ma, "a .. THE SoRsicXN BROTHERS. Alexander
No. = LADY GRACE. MRS Henry Wood. -
30 o THE ri; bI;;ACK n, DWARF: SIT Walter Scott
Braeme, author OF Dora Thorne.
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No il. IERLE's CRUSADE. Rosa NOuchetto
No. 10. A STUDY IN SCARLET. A. Conan
No Is is. hokRb Lori EisEE's bAtGRTER. Charlotte
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
AN IOWA SENSATION.
A Divorced Wife Claims Her Former
Husbands Remains.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June GA sensational
scene occurred here at the railroad station
yesterday when the body of w. III. Lv-
ingston, one of the oldest and wealthiest
merchants of Sioux City, arrived from
Chicago in charge of his second wife.
An injunction was served at the instance
of his first wife, from whom he was di-
vorced year ago, forbidding the second
wife from any interference with the re-
mains. The second wife made a vehement
protest, but the sheriff delivered the re-
mains at the residence Of his first wife.
Further legal contention Is in prospect
The divorce of Livingston and his second
marriage to Miss Rose Grady, clerk In
his dry goods establishment, last year
caused great social sensation here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
Vanderbilt. Y.ch, Come. In Free.

NEW YORK. June 6.-Judges Wallace,
Shipman and Lacombe, sitting as the
United States circuit. court of appeals,
yesterday unanimously decided that Fred
erick w. Vanderbilt's yacht Conqueror
was not subject TO customs duty. They
sustain the district court, whose decision
was against the government,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The president
said last evening i'm reply TO direct
question by a correspondent that he in
tended TO call an extra session Of congress
not earlier than Sept. 1 nor later than
Sept Is, unless unexpected contingencies
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
CHOLERA SPREADING.
Natives of Asiatic Turkey Fleeing From
the Fatal Disease.

tho Fatal Disease.
CoNsTANTINePLE, June 6-Repcrts from
several cities of Asiatic Turkey say that
the cholera has appeared in many districts
and is spreading rapidly.
Along the lower Tigrus and the Shattel.
Arab rivers people are dying by thousands.
Whole villages have been deserted by
those fleeing from the pest.
The panic has become 80 great that few
families wait to bury their dead or even to
nurse their sick, bat flee TO the next town
to escape the infection. The fugitives from
stricken towns are spreading the epidemic
with appalling rapidity.
Letters from Bassora city say that TO-
600 persons have fed from the Bassora
province alone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
Forced Into Iiuuidatlon.

NEW YORK, June 6-The Shoe and
Leather National bank gave notice that 1t
will not clear for the Canal Street bank
after today. This will make it necessary
for the Canal Street bank TO go into
liquidation. Its deposits are about s45O,-
oOo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-06
Emperor william. Declara,,on.

BERLIN, June Elm the meeting Of the
diplomatic corps yesterday the emperor
remarked that under no circums.an ces
would he countenance proposals to limit
the suffrage for the purpose Of strengthen
ing the government In the Reichstag