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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
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bon Nobitdten nit, mel6e Die 9amen
in @%rfaunen ieBen iperben. 9err Sosfe
pir6 cine Nn5abl 8erdnberungen unb
gerbeferungen in benz &ieienlofal =
barunter bic @inri6tung zines glepa=
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len Miiuf9en Der Samen fir bic foms
menbe Saiion erfunbiseu unb bann
mieber in Stem Sort benz @infauf fGr
iein 8ei6dft obliegen.
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tag Mbenb 8 llbr an elmer 9erafrants
belt. st mar i'm @lfaB geboren unb
errei@te elm Nlter BON SO Sabren.
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miinaer Garcia 1T nod elm Merifaner
Gtamens s. Mguirre, @de bon San
Saba unb 8uena 8itasS traBe nobns
BAIT, oerbaftet porben. @arcia's 9o6s
ter biente al6 M~ngeberin.
Das PLANO Quartet, bette
benb aus ben 9erren s. $. @lauB, 8.
8olte, 8, Clemens unb %. 96bnert,
pirb ii6 an benz III Borne ftattinbeubea
Sdngerfef actio betbeiligen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
9as exuaerfeft In NBrne

finbet am %. unb "a. alfo 6amfag
unb Sonntag, fatt. 8eionbers fur
San Mntonio 1T Der Teftort. Der ftets
Elm beliebter GusHugspuntt NOR, iebr
giinifig gelegen urb es lit baber amf
einen Wafenbeiu6 bon Der Nlamos
fabt aus umfo mebr gu re9nen, aIs
bic aranfas gaB Babu cine bebeus
tenbe &ebufticn bes 6abrpreiies bat
eiatreten lafen. 3unbreiiebiIete, bic
Bonn %. big rs. siiltig finb, foften nur
$1.25. 4m Sonntag iebp9 pirb Elm
Spe5ial5ug San Nntonio Mprgens
$50 berlafen, Der bon Borne Mbenbs
9 nbr abfdbrt unb fir nelden bic
Gabrfarte = fir 0ins unb &idreiIe
natiirli6-95 Gents foftet.
Do fir @ergnugungen binldngli6
geiorgt tit unb an beiben Gettagen
groBe &onaerte abgebaIteu tperben, 10
iolte bic 8etbeiligung ont Gefte cine
re9t 3ablrei6e fem. Sie bon Der
9iBe org ~geplagten Stdbtebemobner
haben auBerbem cine Qbtiblung unb
@rbolung n0tbig unb beibes t6nnen
tie in Borne baben.
alfo, anf gum Sdngerfefe mad
B0rte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
9eras.

Die @on6o @aaeD Gair in San
Nugele mirb am 26. er6fnet unb
bauert biz gum 30.
Doafum lift nit 3immerleuten
iberfuat. Seit ben leBten IA 5agen
finb gegen 20 neue Wobnbduier i'm
Ban begrihen. 8aumwoae tommt
iebr langiam our Stabt; Der Marft
1T iebr flau unb bic @ei9dfte finb es
ebeufaas.-Qm Sonntag batten Ser
rington un6 MiQer einen STREET, Der
6amit enbete, baB Wiaer brei MeFere
iti6e erbielt. H.
= Sic 1eue @isfabrit in 6alIetts=
bile 1T Elm &aub Der Glammen ges
uorben. 8erluft $4,000.
Ser StaatszS 1uliuperintenben
Carlisle bat bic 2iiten Der i9ulpHi9ti.
gen &tnber in ben Stdbten 3ufammen>
geffeGt un6 barna9 bas ibnen aufal.
len0e S6ulgel6 bere@net. San 4ns
tonio ftebt oben an nit II ,455 9ins
bern unb erbdlt aus benz S1ulfono
$51, 547 so. Damn folgen: 9oufon
nit 9403 4inbern unb $43,3l3,5O;
8alpeiton nit 1880 &inbern un6 $40,z
4l0; Dallas nit SOS6 ainbern unb
$36,387; un5 enblt9 fommen nit
iiber 1000 &inbern Sort 8ortb, Waco,
Sanbo, &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
Salbe Staten fir Die eSabrt mad
SbicagD mnb suriif.

Dag lange ertpartete @reigniB lift
enbli9 eingetreten. Sic YaRagiers Staten
tir Die Jabrt mad Chicago unb 3uriif
imp auf Die 6dlfte rebucirt porben.
TOm /. Nu9ut an berfauft bic
Santa Gez8abn &etour 8ilette mad
Chicago pia st. 2ouis ober aanfas
@ttp gum Preiie Der einfa6en 6abrt
plus $500. Solde 3idets tperben
tdgli6 bis gum 81. October 1898 perz
fault luerben. SieieIben baben cine
8llti9feit bon 80 Sagen fir bic &idz
tabrt bonn Sage bes 0ertaufes an.
Die Snbaber berieIben iinb feinen Yea
i6rdnfuugcn ir 8eaug auf bic 9lccomz
mobationen 1nternorfen. @er bafir
EXTRA be5ablen min, fann aud gldbe
in ben pullman i6en ge1tibilz5 6Iafz
Wa9en b%elegen. Die 8enuBung Der
bo6eleganten @bairs@ Cars Der Santa
Sc gabn itebt ben paHasieren pbne
@rtrazyer9iitnrs CUR Gerfigung.
Die Bahagiere f0nnen BON @bicaQo
on Die &idfabrt mad 8elieben antrez
ten, porauSgeiebt, baB bas innerbalb
Der 30tdgigen Gilti9teitsbauer Der
8iaette 9ei6iebt, unb tpent man aI>
ridtebrt, uirb man ni6t nur bas 8es
puBtiein nit fi6 mad Sauie nebmerl,
benz groBartigften S9au1piel Der
Welt b%eigemobnt gu baben, Ionbern
baB bic &eile aud bic benfbar arges
nebmlte unb bequemite genelen lift
mie bas eben nur bel Der bo6elegan.
ten unb mnbernen Nusriifunq Ser
3uge Der Santa Sc 8abn m6gli9 lit.
Cine entlpre9en6e niebrigere &ate
pirb fur ale Bnntte an Der Ganta Sc
8abn mad st. 2ouis unb aanias
@itD inter benielben 8ebingungem
fetgeiebt Derben.
Man menbe ii9 miin6Ii6 ober
i9riftli9 al irgenb einer 8inettz Mgens
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in Besug auf
8illette ober ionhige gi~nselbeiten.
Wtan lafe fi6 einen "ColumbiazFolz
DER geben, Der ni9t nur cine getalte
8ei6reibung Der Weltausfedunasz
8auten entbalt, fonbern aud einen ge=
1auen pIan bon 6bicago.
%. 6. &eenan,
Generalsp afagiersN gent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
oeuh@.MmertfanHdea WpIfsfef.

Inter benz 8orlibe bes Germ @m.
90fling fen. belt bic beutf6=amerita.
nil9e 8olfsfef : @eielf1aft am Mons
tag Qbenb ibre reguldre geriammluno
in S6ol5' 9aae ab.
Sas Mtuftsg omite beri9tete, bab
ii6 bic Iussaben fir bic Muiit aui
$3.50 belaufen miirben.
9as Geuerperfs : @omite beridtete,
baB fir bic @umme BON $3.50 Geuer<
merfsf6rper befteIt tporben ieien.
Sci Sefretdr tbeilte NIT, baB IL &C.
ieai6aften ibre actioe 8etbeiligung on
benz um3uge sugefagt bdtten.
IS inb 5000 9rOBe Nnf6lages3et
beitelt tporben, babon 5000 in beuts
i6er unb 5000 in englii6er Spra6e.
Sieielben perben innerbaIb Der nd6'
fen Sage our 8erbreitung gelangen.
Ollie Musiidten fir Elm gldnaenbes
Geit iinb iebr gut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
California , @eime.

&eiuliebbaber finbeu ELM groBes Ga:
ger bon feinen California @eimen be
9errn s. S. Meper am Alamo:
plaaa. 9err Sleeper ilt6t bic Weint
at Srt un0 Stele aus unb fauft biref
aug Dem Seller Der Weinsi6ter. Mls
9utem &enner gelingt es Inn ftets, Bit
beften Sorten ausauipdblen. @r fanr
feline Runben unb Samilien nit einen1
g1ten 5rDpfen berieben. &otbz uni
WeiB @eine 1T oor5iigli6er 0uaIitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ting Sa1ts geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
g@Ols' palmen : @arteu 1T Sc

SWDI57 YaIltet WarfeM III Del
SammelplaB Der 9eutf9en BON San
@ntoniO nit ibren 6amilien. Sic re.
9%elmaBisen 4benb Grei &on5erte an
bier lbenben in Der @o9e fint fets
5ablrei9 beiu6t uub erfreuen 1i9 elmer
ongemeinen 8~eliebtbeit. Seine Meint
nnb WbisfeDs unb a~lle3eit feaerfrii9es
Bier, Iopie Die beiten @igarren.
Die & eauration liefert ale
Selifatefen Der Salon. Muftern,
Slide. WiI6 in better 3ubereitung.
Sdglif ausgeaei6neter mariner 2un9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
2.228.672.

ppn Or. &inss p@euer Gntbetuns fur e bpinbfu&t,
Suiter unb Grtdltuna" in ben Ser. Staaten pom W2drs
1891 Bis gum Mdr5 1892 ~rertauft mprben finb. 3pef
Mtatpnen, spetbunbert aGtunbapantts t~auienb, iea8s
limb iefc etnsise bieier Glai6en purbe unter Der Ga
rantte p%ertauft, baB bag @elb 5urd6erftattet uirbe,
ipenn ha8 Mtttel feline befriebisenben &efultate ~erbtefen
ipute. DaS @etetmntB bteies Grfolses TT Iet@t ents
butt: G8 enttduf&t Niemanben unb 5ebermann fam
fa barauf p~erlahen, a8 auf baS bette Mtttel sesen Su>
ten, Grtdltunseu u. +. 10. YretS so Gents nn6 81. 90.
gu baben burb Etc Gan Gnscnic Drug GUmpanp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
9eutid amerifaniides goltsfef.

Die International unb Great Nors
tbern 8abn 5giebt fir bas bonn 6. BIG
8. Ottober in San 4ntonio ftattfinz
Denbe 8Oltsfeit 3idets au ginem Gabrs
preis unb einemS rittel fur bic &unbreiie
nnb atpar am s., 6. unb l., giItie big
gum 9. Sttober.
Wegen g~inseIbeiten fraet beim nd6s
fen Sidet=Q genteu nod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
8pnbentiom Der Watipna(en @aps
tiften fir austpdrtige WsiiitOnen.

9ie rSnternational &oute" pirb at
6ieier @elegenbeit 8ilette su einem
Gabrpreife fir bic &unbreiIe mad
Waibington, 3. g., pertaufen. Die
3uiammentunft finbet am Ia. Seps
TENDER ftett. 8iQete tpsrben am II.
September gum 8erfauf a~usgeltelt
unb finb 80 Sage giiltig.
Wegen Der Ndberen menbe man fi6
an irgenb einem 8iaetpertdufer Der
8abn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
@nt. Matthies,

5lsif der, 6ouftonsStraB e.
2iefert 6as bor5i9li6te &in6=, S6af<
unb S6peinefIeif6. Spe5iaIitd!:
Sunges &albfleif d. Nae Sors
ten DON Wurit.
8effeQungen perben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der @tabt fret abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19

= Serr 6reb. Sittman, Martine3,
Gal., f9reibt: Sd lit mebrere @o9en
on 51meraen I'M &iiden, bod uurbe
i9 nod Inpenbung ppn st. SafObs'
Del boltdnbig gebeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
8adIeas sIrntea galbe.

Dte beFe Salbe ber BeIt fur S@uttte, aue:{dun.
sen, Gef@uhre, Gteber. uub SautsG u8f&las, Sle8ten,
4etten; turtrt 9dmorrbptben pber teine Besabluns.
85atse 9ufrtebenbett soranttrt pber has @slb wirb
turddeyftattet. 25 Gents bic S&a@teI. Gum Berfoui
mtsIeiaIes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
Suits pillen pertreiben Malaria.
6 enaue ~8eaeidnuna

Mapor (beim @usri9teu bes 8az
tailons wiitbenb auf einen Splbaten
be8 @liebes losreitenbl; vS6ofs
f9uerenotb, &reu3bonnerwetter! Der
Mann nit benz @ef6t-i6eeren sic
ii9 ouridl".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19

Gpple1's Gesifter, No. % Nlamo
pla3a bot einen Ruf fir guten alien
Wbistep, bic beften gemii9ten Sc
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausee3ei6nete
impOrtirte unb einbeimii6e @igarren
unb itets frii9es Bier. Ser @iaentbAs
mer, Soc @OoIep, perfebt ieiu @ei9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19

9emti@e Sob Office mno 8n4'
binoerei.
9euti@e, fopie englif9e 9rudsMr,
beiten werben prompt unb bilig pers
fertigt bon Sobn SGott, Mp Z
Norb ~StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
2m uermietbem.

Oberbalb Der yJreien Yrefe" 1T
cine aus mebreren 3immern betebenbe
@obnung 81 Dermietben. Na93ufras
zen an BlaBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-19
YflanSen! Y1anSen !

5ropil@e pHansen in GROCER auss
tpabl finb gu b%ertaufen.
". S6sta
l16 Neunte StraBe.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-21
THE NEWS EPITOMIz Cd.
Eastern and Middle States.


FIVE inches If snow fell in the Mohawk
Valley. New York, few days ago.
GEORGE IyGRAHAM SESEY, banker. phil
anthropist and art lover. die1 at the Grand
Hotel in New York City. Heart failure was
the immediate cause o. death. He was Dora
in 1926.
THE President, Secretary Gresham and
Senator White spent quiet day at VII
mington, Del, the home of Ambassador
BaYard.
THE annual banquet of the New York
Board of Trade and Transportation was
gwen at Deimonicos. Over one hundred
and fifty members and guests atten led.
Speeches were made by Governor Stone, OF
Missouri: ex-Secretary Fairchild, 81. ". j.
Ham. the Georgia humorist, and others.
GOVERNOR FLOWER signed Senator
Parker's bill making April %. 1898, the day
of the naval parade in New York Har Dor, a
legal holiday throughout the State.
SATISFACTORY trials of the United States
cruiser Detroit were made off Newport,
r. /.
MANY houses were unroofed and several
persons hurt by a tornado near Scranton,
Penn.
ELLIE BRIGHTEN, aged eleven. of Wealth
erly, Penn, skipped rope $50 times and then
died.
JOHN RYAN AMI David Freer were
drowned in Rondout Creek, at Kingston, n.
Y. They backed their team over the bank
in turning around in the dark.
COLONEL ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD's will was
fled in New York City: his requests for
religious purposes aggregated $3.50, OJ1
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-21

Fifty-one Deaths From Cholera at
L'Orient, France.

The British Government has sent circular
to the Postofice officials in Great Britain
and Ireland notifying them that, since
March %. there have been fifty-one deaths
from cholera in L'Orient in tbs Department
of Morbihan, France.
There is now scarcely doubt that Rus
STA is again to suffer from the ravages of
cholera. Concurrent with the setting in OF
slightly warmer weather. the official re-
ports, incomplete as they s.e. show the re-
cru iescence of the disease in nearly all the
places in which it. wrought such fri yhtfut
havoc last summer and autumn.
Official returns have been male public
showing that there were sixty-fve cases of
cholera AID nineteen deaths from the disease
in tie town of Orel, the entrepot of com.
merce between north and south Russia.
With its trade with the various sections OF
the country Orel is particularly liable to
suffer from epidemic diseases, more particu-
larly cholera, and it is also a point for the
dissemination of the disease.
In addition to the bad showing Of the
above official figures, it is matter of com
mon knowledge that the number of CHOLERA
cases and deaths from the scourge are far
more numerous in the Governments that
are not included in the returns.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-21

eminent TROOPS AMI INSURGENTS have been
reported. Many were kiile1in the field on
each side, and all the prisoners were shot
In East Sumatra thare has been fighting
between the Dutchmen and the natives
The Dutch were victorious. They cap
tured eight forts AMI many guns They
lost six killed AMI forey-ive wounded
Sixty-three Achiness were killed
STRIKING dock laborars in Hull. England,
attacked nom union men an the Off = OF the
Shipping Federation; they were dispersed
by the police.
A SEVERE earthquake was felt in many
parts OF Servla. Tue village OF Fellki Popo-
witch was tumb.ei into ruins aud several ln-
haoitants were killed. Deaths in wrecxet
houses were also reported from other viii
lagos.
The caravel Santa Maria arrived at
Havana, Cuba, from Porto Rico. She was
welcomed by cheering crowds at the docks.
THE Viking ship for the Worlds Fair
sailed from CHRISTIANS, Sweden. She will
cruise along the coast IN order that the
people may have an opportunity to see her,
and early in MAY will sail from Bergen &c
the United States.
The French Government has apologizsd
to the German Ambassador in Paris for the
detention OF letters addressed TO him by a
German while in French prison.
THERE were thres deaths from cholera az
Lorient, France; sixteen cases Of the dis
ease were reported in Galicia.
OsMAN DIGNA, the Dervish leader has
made another raid in upper E yypt. He was
repulsed by the Egyptian cavalry. The
cavalry pursued Digna's forces and killed
twelve Of the Dervishes.
A BRITISH cruiser has seized dhow car
rying French coors. having on board sixty
children which had been kidnapped from
Zanzibar, Africa, by Arabs.
WoRKMEN in Belgium went on strike be-
cause the Chamber of Deputies voted against
universal suffrage.
WILLIAM WALDORF Aston has bought
the splendid estate of C.iveden, on the banks
of the Thames, England, from the Duke OF
Westminster. The sum paid is said TO bs
81, $50, 600.
THOUSANDS of parsons, including the high.
est officials, visitet the Columbus caravel
Santa Maria at Havana, Cuba A banquet
to the commander and the officials o. the
Santa Maria was given at the town hall.
A TERRIBLE mine explosion occurred at
Pont-y -Pridd, Wales, and on the day after,
many lives were believ I'D to have been lost.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-21
GOVERNMENTCROP REPORT.
The Condition of Winter Wheat ~ 4
Against S12 Last Year

The April report of the statistician Of thu
Department of Agriculture makes the aver
age condition of winter wheat on April 1,
IA, against S1.2 last year. Tle average
condition of rye is placed at s. Z.
The averages of the principal wheat
States are: Olio. 81; Micai2sn, a; In liana,
50; Illinois, u; Missouri, IS, ami Kansas,
e.
The average OF these six States is 742
against II in April. 1892. The average is
So in New York, 81 in Pennsylvania, SO in
Maryland and 81 in Virginia. The Southern
States range from 50 in Tennessee TO 100 in
Texas.
The Pacific States show favorable condi-
ton with the exception of California, where
too muco rain is reported.
Seeding was late in the Ohio AMI Missis-
sippi valleys. because Of widely prevalent
drought, causing poor condition of soil and
retarding termination, and, in some cases,
wholly prev enting the same, as in Kansas
where the reports show a total failure over
considerable areas. In the Atlantic, Middle,
Southern and Pacific States seedin condi-
lions were favorable.
The plant entered the winter in the m ain
wheat producing States in low state Of vi
tally, caused by persistent drought and
early cold weather.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-21

Judge William Lochren, of Minnesota.
named to succeed General Raum as Commits
sioner Of Pensions. is widely known in the
Northwest, and popular. He is fifty-seven
years of age, and was born in Vermont
where he was educated in the public sch ools
and admitted to the bar. He went to Min
nesota in 1857 and practised his profession,
but when the war broke OUT he was one OF
the first men in the State to abandon his
civil pursuits. and enlisted in the First
Minnesota Regiment. His service during the
war was severe, eliminating at Gettysburg,
where his regiment made the famous charge
that checked Pickett's onslaught. OF thP
800 men who made that charge only forty
came out whole, and young Lochren, who
started on the rush as a First Lieutenant
of Company E, came out in command
of the regiment, every officer above his
grade having been killed or wounded. Vixen
the war was over Mr.. Lochren returned is
Minnesota and resumed the practice of law,
He was popular and was twice the Demo-
cratic caucus nominee for a seat III this
United States Senate. In 1892 he was ap.
pointed by a Republican Governor to a
Judgeship on the circuit bench and at the
expiration of his appointment was twice
reelected to the same place without oppo
sition. He has never sought Office and his
popularity is attested by the fact that, a.
though he is Democrat, his candidacy fol
the place for which he is nominated was in
dorsed by the unanimous vote Of the Re
publican Legislature of Minnesota.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-21
Washington.

The President withdrew the nomination
of William I. Townes to be Consul at Rio
Janero because Mr.. Towne's name should
have been sent in as Consul-Gen eral and not
simply as Consul.
NJ PATENOTRE, the French Minister to
the United States has received the creden-
tials promoting him to the grade Of Ambas-
sador and raising the legation to the rank
of an Embassy. A copy OF these credentials
has been furnished to Secretary Gresham,
THE President made the following nomi-
nations: Caleb D. West, of Utah, to be
Governor of Utah; Dominic l. Murphy of
Washington, d. c., to be First Deputy Com
missioner OF Pensions.
The United States has taken vigorous
action in regard to the Outrages on Ameri-
can citizens at Marslvan, in the Turkish
dominions, AMI the violating of the mails
Of the United States legation. Secretary
Gresham has cabied to Minister Thompson
at Constantinople a strong expression Of the
Presidents views on the outrage demand
ing not only prompt PREPARATION for the
burned seminary, but the punish ment of all
parties found guilty in the matter
A NEW rapid-fire gun, the invention of
Charles w. Sponsel, an employe of Pratt &
Whitney Hartford, Conn, was officially
tested at the Naval proving grounds, Indian
Head, near Washington. The tests were
satisfactory.
The President nominated ex-senator
France. Mr.. Eustis was nominated to be
Minister to France before France raised
her legation at Washington to the dignity Of
an Embassy.
SECRETARY HOKE SMITH has given notice
to the law clerks and other high-grade en-
ployes of the Interior Department that an
expression of opinion to an GU tsider to
the probable solution of any question pend.
ing before the Department will be deemed
sufficient cause for dismissal.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has appointed
Herman Van Sender, editor of the Paducah
tKy.) STANDARD, his private secretary.
Mr.. Van Senden is thirty years of age.
The Senate received the nominations of
Edward II. Strobel for Third Assistant Sec
Rotary of State, Daniel n. Morgan for
Treasurer of the United States, Conrad \.
Jordan for Assistant Treasurer at New
York. Daniel NJ. Browning tor Commis-
sioner of Indian Affairs and Frank G Arm
strong for Assistant Com missioner.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-21
MRS, CLEVELAND'S PART.
She Will Assist at the Opening OF
the Worlds Fair.

Mrs. Cleveland has decided not to accept
the invitation of the Columbian Exposition
Directory to be present at the formal
opening in Chicago of the Fair on May
l. She will, however, take part in the
opening ceremonies through the medium
Of an electric wire, which will connect the
White House with the Exposition grounds.
The Society of the Daughters OF the Revolu-
ton recently decided to have a memorial bell
cast Within the Fair grounds on May l, and
Mrs. Cleveland was invited TO touch wire
through which a current will pass to an cleo
trical automatic arrangement and turn the
molten metal of which the bell will be COM
posed into the mould. As she will not be in
Chicago, Mrs. Cleveland will touch the but
ton at the White Hou Sc. and Private Secre-
tary Thurber notified the officers OF the
society of Mrs. Cleveland's acceptance OF
their invitation.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-21
PERU MAKES PREPARATION,
William II. Griffith Was the United
States Agent Attacked.

The Peruvian Government has taken the
initiatory steps toward complying VITA the
demands of the United States that repara-
ton be made for the outrage committed on
one Of its consular agencies in Peru 1t was
not until few days after that the name Of
the piace attacked, watch was omitted in
The first despatch from Minister Hicks mott
tying Secretary Gresham of the affair was
made known to the State Department.
The Information was contained in a CABLE
gram from Minister Hicks. It states that
the consular agency attacked is at Mollendo.
Peru, and that ia answer to the demand for
satisfaction male by the Administration.
the Government of Peru imm sdiately re.
moved the sub-pretect OF the department in
which Mollendo is situated and promised to
provide suitable reparation, and, further
more, that tho Government has expressed
its regrsts for the occurrence. This infor-
NATION is entirely satisfactory to the United
States Government
The name of the consular agent at
Moilendo, which is omitted from the
dispatches received from Minister Hicks. is
William 2. Griffith He was apooirted
from Pennsylvania, March 30, 1899.