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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

4 Syracuse genius has just received patent
for power hammer power hammer is I'M
donbtcdly-a handy thine TO have in the house.
But il he would like to commend himself TO the
powers that he At Washington, let this genius
drop Hammers and turn his attention to axes.
4 three, or more edged ave, to be called " The
Maxwell"-but he will catch our idea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

The State Convention this year must represent
honestly Democratic sentiment" This from The
Albany Argus Accent honestly" with a
dig at Sheehan between the lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Tho Bar Association is showing praiseworthy
spirit in maintaining its dignity and high stand
ING Men like Rocsch and Wahlc ought 70 be
kept on the outside. The Bar Association ia now
a power for good in the community. and every
attempt Of Tammany Hall to gain influence in it
should be strcnuousy resisted BY every sclfrespect
ing member.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-08

@ 5g5I9|s1|@8
Nath fir MHtter.

Ser iiber 5OSabren i6en uurbe Mars.
Winslop's SOOTHING Sprup BON DILL
lionen Don Wsiittern beim 3abnen Der
&tnber angemenbet. Mirt bu i'm
51lafe bur9 bas 56reien eines &inbes
ael tSrt, bas i'm 3abnen lit unb Dor
59mer5er peints Wenn 10, lafe iofort
cine 6lai6e BON vMrs. Winslops @ocs
thing @prup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T unz
be3ablbar. Sc pirb benz fleinen 2eibenz
ben lofort 2inberung peri9affen. gers
IaBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
3meifel bariiber. @S betlt Dpfenterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen urb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb@& olif, err
mei1t ben @aumen, perbinbert @nt3iins
bung unb itdrft bas gauge Sptem.
Mrs Winslsws Soothing Syrup"
fir 3abnenbe ainber 1T angenebm in
8eidmad unb bas &ecept ftammt bon
einem Der beiten meibli6en Ner5te in
ben Ser. Staten. IS lit bel alien
D%ruggiften in ber gan5en @elt gu ba>
ben. preis rs Cts. per Tlaf6e.
aauft ni6ts anberes als Mrs. Winss
lom8 Soothing Sprup.
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8.

@op. 6osg bat cine 8otf6aft an
bic Staatss 2egislatur geri9tet, in Der
er bas pdriier 2Dn9geridt in Der
f6drffen Wetie perurtbeilt unb es als
cine S6ma9 unb S1anbe fir ben
Staat Seras be3ei6net. gr empfiebIt
Der 2egislatur in bringenbiter Weiie,
ftrenge @eiebe gegen bic Musiibung
Der 2pn1 Sniti5 gu erlaRen. Ollie
Counties, meint er, lit benen 2Dn9>
geridte borfommen, foaten ge3punsen
merben, ben Sinterbliebenen Der Sc
lpn9ten @nti9dbigungen aus3uaabler,
ferner fO0ten ale 3beilnebmer an iols
den 2pn6geri6ten fir baftbar erfldrt
merben unb ieber Sheriff, Der es buls
bet, baB elm @efangener ben 9dnbem
Der 8eb6rben entriHen pirb, folte TO-
fort abgeieBt merben unb nift ipieber
mdblbar iein. 9ie 8otf9aft ipur6e in
beiben 9duiern ben Sufti3=A usi6uRem
iiberwieien.
= Sn Mufin tagte bic County,
Mege 4onbention, beren .3med es 1T,
fur bic 4nlage beferer 2anbftraBen i'm
State 81 tDirfen. 167 Counties maren
pertreten. Subge &obion BON Ga
Strange unb 8. q. 2ibfone BON Souz
iton, bic CUR 3eit prdIibent unb Sefres
TOR Der Organization tparett, tpurben
fir bas fOmmenbe Sabr miebersemdblt.
Die nd6fe 3uiammenfunft mirb in
9ouiton ftattfnben.
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California ; @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2az
ger BON feine,1 CALIFORNIA Meinen BET
9errn s. 5. Meper am MIamos
pla5a. 9err Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Srt unb Stele aug unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der Weinai6ter. alS
sutem 4enner gelingt es ibm ftet8, bic
beiten Sprten ausauipdblen. ST fann
feline &unben nnb 6amilien nit einem
guten Srppfen perfeben. &otbs unb
@eiB Weine in nprsiigli6er Qualitdt
pon ieBt ab $1.00 per 8alone = frei
ms 9aus geliefert.
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SIN glidiff6en 2anbtage in
Strabburg trug fi6 Elm bemerfenstpers
tber 3wif9enfa1 gu. Ser 2anbtagsz
Wbgeorbuete petri, Der friiber elm ents
i9iebener @egner Der beuti6en 0errz
t9aft NOR, I.erfldrte ndmli9 unter beis
fimmenben 3urufen BON pielen feiner
Goaegen, baB bic 3eit Der beutidfeinbs
li9en ober proteftpartei Der 8ergar1s
genbett a%ngeb0re. nWir baben unferu
Trieben nit Der neuer Orbnung gez
ma6t" fagte er. Snbefen telte er Bic
Sorberung, baB bas &ei6Slanb su benz
Eange zines autonOmen beuti9en 8un>
~besftaates erboben merbe.
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MuerIet.

- Der &iperfibesp Bart lit fir einert
,tpminelen preiS fduHi1 in ben 8eRb
Der 6erreu u. %. 9oufton, 3. s..
Doatum unb u. s. S9rpper iberge>
gangeu.
- BON ben 90 perionen, bic int
Nonat Sanuar in Gan Mntonio itarz
ben, uarett BEL So grfranfuneen Ser
MtbmunsssO rgane bic Sobese l1rIa6e.
Bon ben @eftorbener tparer 20 ni6t
bier anfdffg.
Wir brau6en febr n%ptbtpenbtg
@egen. SIN gansen Monat Sanuar
belief f9 Der &egenfaa auf t1ur eittett
3ebntel 3ou unb int Sebruar bat es
bis iebt aud ni9t ~nennenswertb geregz
net.
Die Beerbigmng bes am Sppbns>
Gieber p~erftorbenen Barfeepers George
8luud bonn Mabnde=S o.el fanb unter
aoblrei9er 8etbeiligung unb uttter ben
Mufpicien ber Obj 5eloms, beren
Mitglieb Der @erftnrbe1e mar, ftatt.
Die 8erban6lunget our Nusliez
ferlltg Der gefdngenen Ban6itenfibrer
Benapibes, Gon3ales, @ome3 unb
g9ebarria an bic meritanif6e &egiez
rnng, mel9e Dor benz bieiigen 8nnbesz
@eri@t ftattfinbet foIte, 1T wieber
Derf4oben iporben, ba nod einige
tpt6tige 3euger ni9t ei~ngetrofen finb,
bic bernommen per6en miHen.
Gus eiuem Gra6tsuse Der @reat
Northern 8ahn, Der 3ur Nbfabrt am
onberen MorgeH bereit in Der Mdbe bes
@iitersS 9uppens itanb, baben fre9e
ginbre6er in Der Na1t Waarel1 i'm
Mertbe BON ettpa $500 ge5fpblen. Sic
Diebe miifen nit einem Magen an Ori
unb Stelle gepeiet feift, ba fie ionfl
ibren Raub gar ni9t bdtten forti9aheu
fbnnen.
- 8urfes Natatorium in Der Ndbe
Der Sun pebro Springs lit in Der Der.
Hshenen Na1t total niebergebranut
Mngebli9 fnl baHelbe 6ur9 cramps,
bic pdbrenb Der Minteraeit bort mil
BDrliebe ei1ert unterf1lupf au iu6en
pfegten, NIT Nbfi9t ober aug JabrIdlz
fgteit In 8ratt6 geftedt tporbem fem.
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Grlanst einett @eltrmf.
Council Bluffs. Sptpa. Npnparein.

(gpuncil Stuffs, Sonia, @onpareiD.
Chamberlain Mebicin COMPANY bon
9es Woines, lit cine Snitttution
Souas, amf nelde bic 8emobner beg
Staates nit @toI3 bliden. CHAMBER,
lains 9uften : Seilmittel bat einen mo-
tionalen STUFF erlanst unb 1T ni9t 1nr
in iebem 6auie bes Staates, ionbern
bes gan3et groBen Weitens gu finben.
Sem Wertb 1T in allen Sbeilen Mmez
rifas feft etablirt. gu baben in 5an
Intonio in ben Apotbefert BON s. Salt,
eper & Son, Doubling & Gloob, s. g.
Sod, u. SreiB, $. S9u9arbt, SC. 60
ben & Co., 5. s. Sarriion unb Salt
ener & S9u9arb.
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sdpls, 9alme,, . @arten 1T b

S@uls' Yalmen : 9nrtem 1T Der
SammelplaB Der Seuti6en bon San
4ntonio nit ibren Samilien. Sie re>
g~elmdBigen 4beub : 6rei 4onserte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo6e fint tets
sablrei6 beiudt unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
alsemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb WbisfeDs unb ~alleaeit fellerfrif9es
Bier, iopie bic beiten Gigarren.
Sie & eifauration liefert ale
9elitateiien Der Saifon. MuHern,
Slide. Wilb In better 3ubereitung.
SdsliG ausge5ei6neter marmer 2un6.
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Sic Ieaislatipe @ommiliion

Sic Legislative &ommiIion,
pel6e bic iibmeili6e Siren : Mnitalt
bel San Mntonio gu iRfpieiren bate,
bat einet 8eri6t ausgearbeitet, in tpelz
6em bic 8ermaltung biefer 9taatsz
Mntalt lebr gelobt mirb in Der man
iebO9 bas itattli6 eri6einenbe 6aupt=
gebdube als elenbe pfuih 9rbeit be-
set6net, bas iebt f6on sroBe &if1e aufz
aapeifer babe unb befen iberars
biin.s M:a 'ern i6on tpieber benz Gin
ftr1 ~ be ltien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-08

saT Sir Die Marbi GraS Geftli6=
feiten uirb bic rs nternationa
&oute", s. & g. g.. SC. &. @rcurs
fionss Billet gu febr biligem preiie
mad Stem Orleans, 2a., unb Wobile,
&la., gum 8erfauf baben. Wegen
@inselbeiten spenbet gu9 an ben nod.
fen Sidet, agenten, obel on
$. S. prtce, u. g. g. u.
palefine, SeraS,
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= Gus 8io @ranbe gitp tpir6 be-
ridtet, baB ii6 5mei meitere N~nbdnger
@ar5as ben 8unbesbeb6rbet1 ausgelie>
fert baben, ndmli6 Capt. Santos @abes
no unb benen Spbn. 2iert. Mef bat
nod einige anbere M%eritaner geFaugen
genommen, bic mabrf6einlih an sem
neberfal BON San Ssrtaeio tDetlsez
1Dmmett baben.
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Isle naan 9Dftor Ne@namge,1 er.
fpart.
(glus benz ghieass DaiIa @alumetl

(Ius benz gbieass DaiIb galumetl
Man9e 9oftor : &e6nung 1T burd
ben @ebrau9 pnr @bamberIains SUI
ften : Mebi5in eripart porben. Ser
Same lit Elm 6ausbaltswort in pieIen
Sbeilen bes 2anbes. gbamberlains
Mfebi3inen perfaufen iid tart in Der
Meltausfelungsftabt u1b biele Ser
fonen beitdtigen ben Mertb Der pers
f6iesenen 6eilmittel. gu perfaufen
in San Nntonio in BEN Npotbefen BON
j.. &alteper& Son, Doubling & Gloob,
s. 8. Sod, u. DreiB. s. 55u6arb,
@. Gobn & Co., s. s. Sarriion unb
&alteDer 6 S9u6arb.
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ma Sanb, grbe unb Sizes gum duff
filen BON 9Ofen, Seitenpeger &c fann
ieBt bilig abgebolt iperben aus Der
Seller usi6adtung bes S1eubaues BON
paulp & 9ielmaan, 306 Ot : Gomz
merce StraBe.
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. rief.si It e.

9 8 8lum-Spe 0uidanet = @enrp Sd.
ftein o. AsneS gnber- annie Gels : SUI
Illus @rdfenberg-SoS Santl-T 8 9arlen =
S Spsrien- Settle alooS-@m 8leber-6ranf
Maurer Greo Sppermann = q B Operneeg
s 9 Bulper-grma 9~etrins-9ub &iebner-
6 Observation-Disclosures SanieIe-S Sdott -
9trtbur Shmibt-Gb S9mibt = SEQ Sterns
berg-S Strobel-WiB 5 SpoIm-8 9 See
ger-2 s Weter-S Mieberraann-S8 Wep.
nanb.
0(uSI1notidbe:
@eprg b Mrnim (2)-Nusuit Sriebrid @il.
beIm @rnf-aueuite @pser-BiIbelm Oerter.
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GtmaS NeneS.

S9lafuasen apiiden Dallas unb
Gan Intonio iiber 9earne lanfen
iebt auf Der 6oufton unb Seras Gens
troll unb Der Snternational unb 8. g.
Vt. &. Sies tit bic einsise 2iuie NIT
Sur9magen 5uif6en punften in
Norbs unb SiibpeftzS eras.
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Sin nubesrimpetes @eradt.

@bitor sGreie prefe". Ser 9or=
tpanb unb bas @ei6rei, baB @aaagban
IN fetner gefiirtportung bes Sbarbeins
Sidets ben 8erfu6 ma6t, bic 8iirger
San antonio's In amei &IaFen 3t tbeis
len, 1T unbegriinbet, unnabr urb tur
fur Wabl3uefe aufgebra9t ,Dor5en.
Giiblen fi9 bic Baf9aliten beleibigt
bur6 ben 6inpeis auf bic vGcabsar=
beit@ bic SCR. 8%ampmant gegeft bic
Angeffellten Der San Mntonio mnb
aranfas pab @ifenbabn leiitete2 ST
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1abafbaa In NOrS. aeras.

Dor ettti1er s3eit fGprt hQben mir Ges
Ieoeuheit oerpnimet. mitautheiTem hos
elmer uuierer uuteruehmer6en iii6meifs
Iifen Wfon,er. g Smder meImer -
nd Eat anoeieoen iein Io1en' onf ssiue,
ii Cameron Enrntn I;ensmhem Sorm
Her[ude NIT Ser Ginfiibrmma nerlT;ss
he,ifr rieuer gfderbonifoneI grtifei ~,
MAIDEN. 6em Nderbonminisfer M,,es 81
43rpbem ppm Sobof ,mnsiMiat hot mol.
der inter BEN boibtrnniimen afimo
Ser drEerifen giSneifefe nom Seros
ana Goporrrns@amen ns,ooem morSsn
mor. 0s00
Nos grnerimsut 6.sa nerru S,,6sr
Fat, ME Ser Weridt her Maerbombss
hbr6e eon}fatirf. Sic SbntfoMe feline.
Ann ~ IL Snhosf,,rt,r !. ltrs
~ eifer1 JobuenSsm SuSnsfr;s.s,s;as
oenod6f m,rhsn fanm S;s S,,aI;tSt
re n 6omsrnst Gc,,ntn os.ccsrsn Sa.
bods mar cine ishr ante 0'1 Ssnr Sas
bonnoiro,,t aieimfommsnSe ,ra NV
Grfroo mar en- re;dsr rstnsier
letf hriuot cine ma Nnaca Fan.
me4Se q orrsshnrS,rs s. SMITH, s;..hs;, lua
hn6 o,rx IN MorSsSs;ye "a E.na.sSss
Sercs 7obof ma bsynavro ny S'1 @i;.s
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GpoleD's Gegifter, Io. 23 alamo
plaaa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
WbiSfep, bic beiten gemii6ten Sc
trdnfe. feline Weine unb ausgeaei6nete
importirte unb einbeimiide @igarren
unb itetS frii6es Bier. Der @iaentbas
mer, Soc @oplep, perftebt ieip @si6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-08

bic Nnflage ni6t fti6baltig, marum
fte1t lie Scr. &mann ni6t in Mbs
reee unh tparum benefit er t1idt bas
@esentbeil2
Die Nni6ulbig ing segen bas ebarz
beinzSidet 1T unpabr; es giebt feline
Saufenbfiinitler auf bieiem Sidet, pie
angebeutet mDiben 1T. Sober, Der auf
benz Sidet li6 befinbet, bat bic Woblz
fabrt Der Staht i'm Iige, 11nb pirb
NIT ibr iinfen ober i6nim men, te1en
ober fallen, leben pber um.ommen.
Sie Sting ober Pai6al=2eute baben
bas @elb unb tper1t lie nidt perldums
bet nerben, 10 finb fie bamit gerabe
iebt febr freigebig.
Son biefer Settle tperben ale Mittel
in Nnmenbung gebra6t, UNI bas Sbars
beinz5idet 5u befdhtpfen; man perlegt
fi9 auf @sf6i6teu, Gerleumbunger,
Snlintatioren, binterliitige Winfe, Nrz
flagen &c.
Sbar6eitt bat fein aapital in BENT
Wablfampf an5ulegen; tetne Court
baus=2eute, bic bies fir i'm tbun; feis
men @ountpring, Der su ibm itebt; aber
bas Golf fdmpft fir i'm in Der iideren
ueberaeugung, baB er als Sieger aus
Dem Wablfampf beruorgeben miro.
" erian.
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3nr Moti3.

Mittbeilunsen iiber @ablamgeleget1z
beiten, gm~pfeblungen BON 9anbibas
ten &C. merben nit 3man5ig Gent per
3eile bere6net.
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Wabl : Mnseigc.

s ir alderman ber 8. War.b.
@ir finb autoriiirt, Serrn 6 Until NtegIi
ais 8anbibaten fir baS 9lmt bes alderman
Der s. 8arb an3ufinbisen.
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Ctto S9rbber anb MnaFafa So.
minSfi.
Meldior 6abu unb Gena 2amm.
@nfiap &ebbe unb Seminfa War6.
&. @imter tub Annie Safe.
Safe Mbr un6 aatie Wiaemann.
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@rmmSeisemtbums . llebertrasmmsen
Sobn S. &iling an Sobn q. Wals
ter, 6runbftiid an 3efugioltr., 1928.
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(Gtnseianbt.)
spredfaal fir Mabl 2l~mgelegen.
beifen.

@bitor sSreie greHe." = Son Der
gegneriiden Seite mirb INNER bebaupz
|tet: r@apt. pbil. Sbarbein 1T elm
Gentleman; gegen i'm BADEN mir ni6ts
ein3umenben. gr lit ein tii9ttger 8es
arnter NIB fair in Mem, mas er inter-
nimmt."
Nun, bieies 3ueefidnbniB seniist
mir polfommen. Sd fan1 bemielben
eigentlid aud nidt mebr bin3uflgen,
als Dielei6t bas: npbil. Sbarbein
NOR Elm ausge5ei6neter poliaei Mar>
ibal, er miro aud als MaDor poGe
3ufriebenbeit geben."
Gin damn nit pfenen Mugen nnb
geiunbem Meni6enbertanbe fam iebr
oiel ausri6ten. Sebenfals mirb
Sbarbein, pie er es bisber getban,
INNER einen geraben Weg uanbelr.
n&rummbeiten" ldBt er ii6 ni6t gu
@9ulbea fonmen; iein %offener, FREEZER
&arafter, feline @infa9beit, feline Mufs
ri@tisfeit iinb Sebermann befannt.
pbil. Sbarbein 1T feinem ganaen
Weien mad fret bon aIen Sintergez
banfen; mas er fagt, bas meint er unb
mas er fur re6t bdlt, bas fibrt er
aus. Ct lit an Nientan6 gebunben
er 1T pOaitdnbig fret gu banbeIn, pie
er min.
Sc 1T meines gra9tens na9 baarer
u~nberftanb, gu iagen, baB er unter Der
aontrDle Dber unter benz @inflmB zines
anberen Mannes iteben tpirb. Wer ie
nit inn umgang bate unb i'm ndber
fennet gelernt bat, Der pirb miKen,
baB benz ni6t 10 1T unb ni6t iein fam.
Sbarbein bat ieinem Nmte porgez
tanben, Obne ie ant0Bige parteiansez
b6rigfeit betrieben ober je MnitnB err
regt 3u baben. Wir baben f6or piele
a~nfregenbe Soften bier burdgema6t,
man1en beiBen Wablfampf ausgefo9z
ten urb ftets bat er fi6 Der Situation
gewa6fen seseigt.
81 unparteiii9 pie er biSber mar,
uirb er aud in Der 3rtunft fem. So
nnparteeif6 unb 10 gere6t.
Gin 8irger.
-Serr Wiaet s. Goot, ganaiobaz
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ee1a bic GuerunsIdubisfen mullen ,usebeu, bok
ee!SaticnsSeI ctue 3meifeI bas Bette, faerfe unb
btutefe 9etimsttel i'm duberIt@e SHuer3en ih. Der
Ssets III Ia nur Is Gents BITE Glai@e.
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: Ser Widet s.. goof, gonoiof

Ser Wiaet s. @oof, Ganaiobaz
RE, g. g., f6reibt: @ineS Morgens err
wa6te i'd nit ben beftigften S6mersen
in Der S9ulter uub perfu9te berf6iez
bene Mittel pbne grfolg. S6lieBli6
gebrau9te i'd st. SafobssS Del. Sn fur
ger 3eit mar i'd bon alien S6mer5eit
befreit.
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4eed5am'S 9SilIeu furiren bili6fe
unb nerDbfe arantbeiten.
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Suits pilen tdui6en ben 2eibens
ben niemals.
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Sic Slnscigen BON Soobs Sariapaz
.riaa ltnb itets in FOLDER Weiie be-
glaubigt, Dab tie BON Der finan5iellen
Welt obne 36gern angenommen merz
ben niirben.
Sir a1gemeinen &atarrb empfeblen
mir u%nbebingt Sppbs Yillen.
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Seit 81 Stunben bate er fein ause seidlpHen, elm
unaufbbrlider Suien per59eu@te alien Snlaf. Setne
S6peiter bolte etne Jtai1e Or. 8ul's Suiten= Sprup
in Der naben Npotbete, CAB tbm eine Dpf8; Der Suz
fen lSFe f& unb Gin erfrti&enber 9dlaf mar BITE Gplse.
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The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
PERSONAL.

Bishop Nicely has gone to Houlton to
advance to the priesthood the Reverend
Harry Hudson, deacon of the mission at
VIM, and the Rev. II. Hobart Barber,
deacon at the Church of the Good
Shepherd at Houlton.
DR.. B. M. Hasty and Hon. E O. Greenleaf
Of Pennington were in town yesterday.
The factory girls, patrons of the Boston
and Maine railroad, all working people,
and the community in general, have rea-
son to thank Street Commissioner Ran
dali for the efficient manner in which he
looked after their comfort, December 9th.
before O'Clock the principal thorough
fares were in fine condition for pedes-
TRANS. We have heard nothing but
words of praise for the good work OF the
superintendent of streets. Mr.. Randall
has made arrangements to break out the
streets Just as soon as the storms are
over, night or day, and has also arranged
with the police to call his men, SO that
the ways may be cleared in the shortest
possible time. This is the first time in
the history of the town that the streets
have been passable after heavy storm
at the time people go to their work.
beverly Mass. Times.)
Deputy Marshal Sterling is suffering
from very severe cold, but it has not
confined him to the house.
Mrs. Matilda B. Carse of Chicago,
founder of the famous Woman's Temple,
and President of the Woman sTemperance
Publication Association. is in the city,
and is the guest of Mrs. L. M. n. Stevens.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
Portland Street,

There was about the usual amount of
sleigh riding and racing on Portland
street yesterday afternoon but the
sleighing was soft and the street hardly
UP to the averge of previous days.
The pair of bays owned by Mr.. L. A.
Cloudy attracted much attention. The
fine moving bay colt of Mr.. Clinton
Baxter appeared to much advantage in
his light and stylish hitch, and il the
hands of Ira Woodbury. exhibited much
speed. Mr.. Bradley had a pair of grays
that stepped along together very hand
somely, and there were many others, but
the most speedy ones seemed to be held
in reserve for Saturday afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
BRIEF JoTTINes.

Eight Portland boiler makers left
Wednesday for three months job at
Berlin, N. Fl. The contract is held by
the Bath Iron Works.
Dr. Patrick Kelly of the r. NJ. S. Van
couyer. who competed with Rubenstein,
the champion skater for the world S
championship on the Liffey, will give an
exhibition at the Oaks this afternoon at
O. clock.
The store of Fred L. Merrill & Co., the
Federal street jewellers, will be open
Monday forenoon to accommodate all
who cannot call before. See ad. in. an
other column.
Yesterday was gray and damp with
the mercury in the thirties.
The city schools closed yesterday for
the Christmas vacation. They will be-
gin again January 2. At most of the
schools yesterday, particularly in the
primary department, there were special
Christmas exercises, which never fail to
greatly interest the children.
Tho Christmas markets look finely
with their windows decorated with holly
and showing fat turkeys, geese. ducks
and chickens. Turkeys are 20 to %
cents pound and other fowl at Apr oxi-
mate figures.
The streets were crowded with shop
pers yesterday afternoon and evening.
Therewill be Gospel meeting for
men at Y. M. C. A. hall at 4.30 tomorrow
afternoon. There will be good singing
and speaking.
The teachers and scholars of the Cos
pei Mission Sabbath school will have a
Christmas concert tomorrow evening,
consisting of readings, Rotations, dia-
lcgues, vocal and instrumental music.
All are cordially invited.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
The North Gorham Mill.

An Associated Press despatch from
Lockport. Ny, says:
Jesse Peterson, president of the United
Indurated Fibre company of New Jersey,
with headquarters in this city, had his
attention today called to despatch
from Portland, Me-, stating that the
company's plant at North Gorham would
be closed on account of the Wilson tariff
bill. Mr.. Peterson says: There is no
truth whatever in the statement. The in
terests of the company are fully pro-
tected in the Wilson bill. There are no
officers for the company at North Cor
ham or Portland, and no officers of the
company made such statement as that
presented in the dispatch"
We are informed that the company has
orders on hand for g large enough
quantity OF pals to keep the mill rum
ming two months.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
THE MEYER CASE.
The Coroner's Inquest Held in Yarmouth
Yesterday.

The Yarmouth inquest began yesterday
before Coroner Eben N. Perry, County
Attorney Charles A. True appearing for
the state. Coroner Perry decided that
the inquest must be secret, and no one
was admitted except the witnesses. The
large number of witnesses called made
the proceedings rather slow, and no one
outside the jury room knew what was
passing inside. Coroner Perry, through
Sheriff Buchanan, gave notice to the re-
porters in attendance that they must not
talk with the witnesses regarding what
they had said, or what had been said to
them. Beyond the fact that the
story of some of the witnesses had been
told, and it was presumed that in sub
stance they would repeat what they had
said, nothing was known of what passed
in the jury room. A. M. Prawda was
not called, and will not be. Mrs. Praw-
da was called, but was not reached be-
fore the adjournment at the close of the
afternoon session. The report that the
skull of the murdered woman will figure
in court proved to be untrue, the physi-
clans having no objection to stating that
they did not think that at all necessary.
The following were the witnesses
called by Mr.. True: Almon II. Strout,
Abram Gerow, DR.. II. G. Hanson, G. w.
Gerow, G. E. Carter, David Chalmers,
Catherine Carey daughter of Mrs. Mey-
err, DIR. A. Fl. Burbank, T. Fl. Forestall,
DR.. S. FL. Weeks, DR.. John F. Thompson,
John A. MCGOWAN. Philip G. Shirley,
Joseph F. Boyle, Frederic R. Fay. Mrs.
Blanche Moxcey, Clarence E. Moxcey
and Thomas D. Carey. Before the
morning session, at the suggestion of
Mr.. True, the jury visited the Prawda
house and the room which Mrs. Meyer
had leased for some time before her
death and where she was shot. After
their return to Yarmouth, Mr.. True had
a series of photographs taken of the
place.
The inquest adjourned until Wednes-
day next.