davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-03
MQerlef.

= Ser Smobigf6e grbi9aftsftreit
1T b1r6 eiren giitli9en 8erglei6 gum
Mbi9luB gebra6t mDrben. Sana6
erbdlt bic fatbplif9e Stride bic 9dlfte
Der iiber 5000, 900 betrageaben Ma6lais
fenf6aft, tpdbrenb fi6 bic 10 grben
in bic anbere 9dlfte glei6mdBig tbeilen.
= Scr. 9altom, Der Mbboeat bes
S9nifel : &omites Der rGiinfunbs
atpanaig" bat erfldrt, baB iebt bic 2otz
teriez9 dn6ler unb bic Spielbduier an
bic &eibe fommen tpiirben, ngepiefadt"
au tperben. Sur 8erfolgung Der
@pielb6qen muB fi6 Scr. 9altom dig
st : Gambler aler6ings bortreffi9
eignen!
= 9as gr6Bte, g~etpdbltefte unb boa;
fdttbtgfte Eager in Mf6beln, Seppt9en,
2inoleum, Matten, &ouleaur, Spibett>
gardiner, 9raperien aler Dirt, bas ie>
mails in San Mntonio ge3eigt tpurbe.
Sie idmmtli6en Mrtifel f6nnen jebt gu
ungem6bnli9 biqigen preifen BET 8.
g. Ped & o., No. 204 nnb 206
Commerce. traBe gefauft tperben.
= SIN 9iftriftgeri9te bat fi6 Der
Mbbocat 8roofer-ein groBes &ir6en<
li9t unb Brobibitioniit = gegen bic
Mnflage Der 8erleitung gum Meineibe
3u perantmorten. 9ie &lage febt I'M
3ufammenbange nit benz pielbeipros
9enen &abmzSalle.
= Sn @cDermotts @aIpon ont
Sunfets8 abnbofe purbem apei 8enusz
prieterinnen Derbaftet, bic fi6 NIT
8tergldfern gegenieitig bic &6pfe BLU
tig gei6lagen batten.
= Sic befen &efrigeratorelt unb
gisi9rdnfe, Bic in Der Stabt gu babeH
finb, tper6en pou 8. g. g ed & So.
berfauft. Sober garantirt, 6aB er boae
3ufriebenbeit giebt.
= Mn Steae Der aus benz 9ireez
torium Der Mraniasep z8a @eieG>
f6aft ausgetretenen 9erren Wm. 0eu,
ermartn, u. s. S6rpper, Il. 2stt unb
s. 8. 9orntatt tpurbet ttel1 gendblt:
g. 8. SnniS, Sbomas palfrep, Mm.
8errp unb Mm. Mabl.
= Ser 8erbanb Der @irtbe bott
San Mntonio bat fur bas td9te Sabr
bic fplgenben 8eamten erpdblt: Mm.
g. Smell, Y%rdfibent; SbpmaS s.. Mbs
bot, 8ice YrdIibent; s. %. Stube,
Sefretdr mnb Sobn 2%oufteneau, S9abs
meiter. 9as @reeutips @pmite beitebt
aus folgenben Mitslie6ern: Wm.
&euter, 9enrp 86rner, gilbert &beiner,
SObn 8oBbarbt, Senrp goamanrl ut1b
gilbert Grtebri@.
= 8eio1bers niebrige preiIe pers
6en iebt getudbrt fir ale Mrten bon
WalnuBbol3 M6bel Bel 8. 81. ped
& 60.
= 9ie Semeferi9luB Geierli9teis
ten III Der 9p1f1ule perber ant 9.
SUM- abgebalten tDer6en.
= 9ie Nnflage gese1 u. g. @oo>
per, benz friiberen Mubitor Der Nranfas
paB=8abn uegen Gdlf6ung lit piber
@rmarten niebergei6lagen tuorben mnb
COOPER murbe freigefpro6en.
Das bette 8ett gum 3ufammenz
f9lagen TT bas "Windsor'', unb bass
felbe fartrt ttur bel 8. g. ped & Co.,
gefauft tuerben.
= SIN Monat Waai itarber in San
Gntonio III perfonet, gegen 81 i'm
borbergebenben Mpnat unb gegen 101
tint entipre9enben Monat bes bortgen
Sabres. Mufaaen6 groB mar bic
3abl Der Sobesfdle bon &inbern unb
Gremben. Bon ben III @~eftorbenen
tuarea 81, alfo melt iiber bic 9dlfte,
&inber uater 10 Sabren unb 43 &inber
unter ei1tem Sabre. "a paren Jremz
be. Inter ben Sobesuria6en ftebi
tpieber bic S9minbiu6t NIT Is Gdqe
pornaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-03

,;..a s.....m.. s.:..r:1.. m:s.xu,sa
sIaso lDlaaeaer, IeIelllge9 So.pslluls
taags!sr Segrsm oeearIl. lomoeTa maa
gal.e .gm DIE 2sege osraa. gun aau5ns
" 9ssGasl, = e Mal elapas W" gue.
p DansIilger or nsosTe!!nng D9sa "a
IgnMllwer aanSpmMg le.asIls"s 90 &.
galls III ls!4s gsl.ge,o1ga@gs : sseus
seadaI;sy.sl ol gn pann yu.rs mIu"
NJ ms mi" o ~ @a =. m "r S.s,,
@os aa p.s Satgs g. ~ m,, gu.a.s W.. , v,m
m SIsiwssug ~ W. "a eor aaha oI *
s vl asssra TS y I'll pe bsIs W., ~, ~
: : N NV n.y. a"D ortIsr+s 9o o"h Mr;ons
6os ~ m;6t MIR m ct SIR wy M,,s TI. 3s9,s
Sab :. nv. p"N ~ Pun 'saae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-03
0te e&iNfabrt aaf benz 9rtmttn.

BON tpel@ einer tpirtbf9aftli9en 8e=
beutung bic @r0fnung Der Srinitps
@aHerfraBe BON 9aIas Bis @aIbeffor
alein fir ei11en @rportartifel-fiir bic
Musfubr bon 9oI5-fein tpirb, benefit
ein Mrtifel, tpel9er baS tit 2ibingftpn,
Bolf Co., eri6einenbe 8Iatt "Pinery''
in elmer feiner lebten Mummer1t bringt.
9ie @ntfernung bon Dallas Bis
8albefton-fo fiibrt es aus betrdgt
anf Dem iiber ben SrinitD fibrenber
@aHertpege iiber 600 Meilen, umb iez
Der SUB @r6e ont gan5en GluB entlang
1T entueber unter benz pflug ober nit
t%pertbbolem NubbDl5 Der beri1iebens
fen Dirt bema9fen. @ine ni1t unbez
trd9tli9e Menge btefes ESolaes = be-
ipnbers gi6en=, Malnubz urb Magz
nolienz0 ol3-mirb iebt auf Der giien=
babn nod @albefton unb BON ba t1a9
9euti@lanb perf6ift.
9ie Gra9tidbe fir BEN TRANSPORT
beHelben auf Der 8abn finb %notbtpenz
bigermeiie bod, f9sn Der pieIfa6en
l1mlabungen balber; f6nner bic 6ol3=
itdntme aber aerf6nitten unb bermitz
telt S6lepp6ampfer nod @alpefon
gebra9t merben, 10 btirfen mir barauf
re6nen, baB tn 3ntunft infer SoI3
auf ben Mdrften Der alten Melt einer
t1o6 biel ausgebebnterer unb lobnenz
beren Mbiab finben pirb. Mie es iebt
tit, 10 mirb baielbe tn Sbepberb auf
@ifenbabnnagen gelaben, unb Der
Gra9tiab belduft ft9 amf $40 fir 1000
SUB. @uf Der WaKerfraBe faint es
fur bic 9dlfte bes genannten preiies
pa6 @albeiton bef6rbert tperben.
Sn 8orausf@t auf bic balbige ST.
6fnung Der WaferftraBe, b. +. felt Der
Sampfer n9arbep" feline Sabrt mad
Dallas gema@t bat, 1T Der Wertb bes
GDprefenbol5es, tuomit Saufenbe ur6
abertaufen5e bon Ndern 2anbes aut
Srinitplufe %beftanben ftnb, f6on I'M
100 proeent gefiegen.
Wen11 ferner tn Mn19lag gebra6t
tpirb, baB bic StroBe btr9 einer reis
den 8aumtpoubiftritt gebt, in nel9em
f~ortmdbrenb 1eue Garmet angelegt
uerben, 10 1T es fi9er nt6t aubiel be-
bauptet, tpenn mir fagen, baB Der
Nuben, tpel6ea Der teue Waferneg
fur uns in Nusii6t felt. ft6 bis iebt
ie6er BereGnung ent3iebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-03
9te @e9atta.

SIR bic in Muitin bonn Z. bis gum
10. SUM- ft%attfinbenbe &egatta uirb
bic International s8abn febr riebrige
Staten feffeben. 8iqette tperben bonn
5. Sum- biz gum 9. SUM berfauft tpers
ben nit elmer @altigteits : 9auer bis
gum IL. SUM- fiir bic &idfabrt. I'm
ben 8eiu@erm Der &egatta aud ben 8es
iu9 San Mntonio's 3u erHt6gli9en,
nirb am Snnntag, ben II. Stunt cine
&ate BON $1.50 fir Sinz unb &idfabrt
bon Muftin bere9net merben. Sn 8es
aug auf meitere sSnformationen tpeabe
man ii6 an ben nd9iten SifetzM genten.
8. S. griee,
9ilfss@ General Pafagier : Mgeut.
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= 8etten gum 3uiammentlappert
bon $12 a~ufpdrts BET 8. g.. ged &
s o., 204 unb 206 Commences traBe.

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.....u ..m....nLx
~"
81 SeI IsgIeh SIguhg peg Seretns
Inr O'e sn1mlGlaH9 poH Sa9leIass Da1
PET -. ~ y. si.nss per AlIlrsalsSo.s
Eegs5 Oss Gnnoess2oIllerun9sSouIeaI
~ galoepOa, EN- Paar ourg megr ais
aUlagIlge oe9oaWluHg IepSereule
Sgallagea guy SpIageu no augeme!men
AeHIII!B gsoIa9I. Ole UNI oeBm!aen
eoH OelpnoeIeM SnIelene Ea9, pell Ie
Peg 9oagmel9s I4greH, oaB e. pie sea1ar
lelnI 9oer DeIeI gelagl oas Alsma
u, peigeS pen eEll9en IelaH1lgeM stu
realslg IuI pie SaWI o9H Gru9ooT
Ulaggemnle 1sp,Mmt gas:
y Heuls aus Nelai1a1 PEI 2 Sen
oOeWlAHgsH pD9 loIz Dig 1870 auI,
gaB lM yspMaI Samnal--9e Iegelnlas
Blg Ole geWFeH Halle9raoe auIpeIles
pa9reao peg genaHaieI 5ellraumes
nnI pre- utal. n pen SaDrea -, o.
81, Sae &geImOH'slel 9is 5n In0
aHIeI 90 @Iao SeIalea lel, DleleI nms
HAND eItlall es.9aB DIaHgeH, oanas
neM AHD aHosle 2rOpenIrugIe gisi 9es
0e.gen uno oaB mn ugsie9enIilgen
aHsHagaIeh neIaIesg-oinHsn gler IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-03

- SDutet Sbr ettDaS in Der Wt0bels
ober Seppi6 : 8ran6e n6tbig baben,
tpertbet @u9 at 8. g. Bed & So.
Oieielben ~berfaufen before @aarert
fur tpeniger @el6 als irgenb cine Girma
tn Der Stabt.
- 9ie @ei6i6te bon benz Wafers
tropfen, tpel9er ben Stein ausb6blt,
erfubr cine rteuerIi6e 8eftdtigung bur6
cine Mette, bic fiir3Ii9 1T Berlin auiz
f6en einem amerifanif@en Artiften
unb etnem Mtbleten, ausgetraget
tuurbe. Ser Mmerifaner tpettete rdnts
li9 UNI cine amiebmli6e Sumu1e, baB
Der Mtblet ni6t I'M Stanbe iei, einer
2iter Wafer trepfenmeiie aug Der
66be BON brei SUB auf feline fade
6arb fallen at lafen. 2a1enb ging
Ser araftmenf6, Der teine Samenbanb
befibt, barauf ein, unb bic gan5e @es
felf9aft belt bic @ette fir BEN Mu1es
ritaner perloren. SaS Maferquan<
tum tpur6e abgemefen unb in Elm entz
fpre9eube8, nit eimem biinnen Mbs
fluBrobr ~berfebenes 8le6gemdB binz
etngegofen. Sobann uurbe bic Sropf>
biftan3 firirt unb bas @ebulbipiel be-
gam. 8is 800 mar fGon unter als
gemeiner Stiae gesdblt worben unb
ebenfo biele WaKertropfen tuaren auf
bic 6anbHd1e bes Mtbleten nieberge.
falen. 9erfelbe tpurbe INNER r6tber
I'M @efi6t, berbiB anfangs ben
S9mera, ben er empfan6, fonnte es
aber, na6bem etua APO Sropfen auf
feline Sanb berabgetrdufelt mareu,
ni9t mebr ausbalten. Seine innere
9anb1d9e mar febr fart entainbet
unb an elmer Stele fogar bic 9aut
geiprungen. unb bod mar erft elm
taur, merfli9er She'll bes 2iters @afs
fer aus benz 8le9gefdB Derf6muns
ben. .9ie @efeaf6aft tonnte ii6 Dor
grftaunen faum faFen un6 am Dere
tpuubertften mar Der &tblet ielbf.
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Cur MotiS fiir bic gttioudre !

Die idbrli9e 8erfammlung Der Mts
tiondre Der Gone Star 8rauerei : Sc
feIf9aft gum 3pede Der grmdblung
BON Beamten unb our @rlebi9ung fonz
tiger borliegemben @ei6dfte, fimbet am
8 lie 9, ben ID. Suni 1893,
gormittagS 10 llbr, in Der Office Der
@eieQf9aft III San Mntonio, fat.
Pbilipp Carl,
8ice : prdfibent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-03

Die vSreie Yrefe" 1T autorifirt, bic &ans
oibatur bes Capt. PbiI. Sbarbein fir
bas Nmt bes &etorberS an3ufinbisen. Capt.
Sbarbein bat 20 Sabre in ftdbtiiden Diem
ften seitanben unb bic 8iireer baben ibn ais
anperIaiiisen unb pfthtsetreuen 8eamten
fennen selernt.
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0botparapbii&es 0ltelier

BON u. g. @aIIamap,N o. Alb
O5t > 9euitonitraBe liefert bic feiniten
So
bas 9uberb. @ruppenbiIber in i96ns
fter Nusfhbrunss Spre9t unbebingt
Dor, penn Sbr bic 9tbfi6t babt, gu9
photographer gu laien!
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ism. mdtthteS.

GIeif der, 9ouitonsStraB e,
2iefert bas poraisli9fte &inbz, S6afs
unb S9meinefeif9. Speaialitd!:
Sumges &aIbfleif6. Ollie SOrz
ten bon Mur1t.
8efteaungen merben in irgenb einem
9beile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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Gax Antonio, 8. Sum- '93.
Observation-Disclosures

6aH Antnnio, 8. SUM- '93.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
go Elm frifGer fr6bli9er 9ebers Broz
eeB-uie ieltfam pabt Der bod 1T bas
xfreiete Qanb" Der grbe unb gum "fin
de sieeleo
Die Qefer Der v6reien Yrefe4 perz
ben f9 bielei9t nod bes Briggs
Sales %entfinnen, Der bon ettpa Sab
resfrift an bieier Stelle einsebembe be-
fprp9en tpurbe.
gS hanbelt fi@ 1T bieiem Safe UNI
bic Def9ulbigung Der &eberei, mel9e
geges ben Or. Charles ". Briggs, Der
ais YrofeHnr Der 9beoIogie unb Sir
@engej@i1te an benz presbpteriant>
f9eu unions@ Seminar in Neparf, sc.
ID. fungirte, erbpber tprrbe.
Briggs LII Elm bodgebilbeter Sbeos
!0ge, uit6 obpDbl CT melt babnn entz
fernt III. Elm Gretgeit i'm SHINE Geuere
ba@S, Henatta pber Sngerfons at feit,
70 eebt er bod BON Der ueberaeugung
aus, bd6 bic 0ernunft benz Meni9ert
urnt0gIi9 gegebeu feit f0nne, url fe
MO gu benlBen. Die In Der gibel
u GROCER M1aabl aabpeisbare1 Srrs
thinner unb Wiberfprii1e bdlt Briggs
ftlr ben ~greifbaren Beweis, baB bic
Yibel Htdbt otrecter 86ttlider Ofettz
oarnng eatiprlrgsd lem tonne.
loaoeIH o9B ne ufeHlgenperI 1el
NAo pap tgr 2oer0en uno gulFegen
aug stiissit1efl 1~elfaaGlpeilea 10
gag p1Eorl!W UNI pgilolog1lg naWs
mslsoar Jet: briggs tf elller per 9es
lsgt'sEeH 2gsologeM PEI yer. S1aaIen
. aa. Dsa ssys' 81 %yen lssass ye'egs. w..
laa....., !u.s.s ~. ns.
Ss.asuganss.lsas, aa.. ~! sa aa usm
s ssss.ss ass |ags s az =. ..rs.g Mas..d ,in
~ sisyass ~. ~ M osI:ivS m Ia.'
oslt.aaIsn, uAO aDaI lpee'eu ~ oer''A'
uAS.ssSss.: c.xm s. rx 81
oussysA ,Sagls Ipa,Is ny =
W. 5s1DesllI9aS Osa gI. oll99s uno
lesMeI tesel!lWeM Aalga9aagsH- Die
SsIOagsla . le'IsI NnlIiassateoe als
ptOIsnOI DeI gOgIlai1 geIunosM
nOtOeH mareH-eln9e1eBIe 9erlD1 nlg1
sln.9ea. ~ Meg'e Damals PEI glHs
1llG, aie % EW Dag perIanol9ere
SleuIeul u!ler Den preeDDlerlanern
per 6ai5ei1 Aqaire 1ganle ml1o als 90
W ole SG@e nag nnD na@ 1oofs
lg!DeIgeH uno 0rQ1 odruDer ma0len
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= 9abt Sbr bibi6e umb %tunftpole
M6bel unb Seppi9e n6tbig, tuenbet
@u9 inter allen umftdnben at 8. g.
Yed & 60.
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= pancoaft & Sobn baben
elm iebr groBes 2ager in @lotbing fir
6ribiabr uab SOmmer. 9ie Mnaiige
fir $40, $12 unb $15 finb munberz
i6bn unb fiben famos. Spre6t por
unb iiber3eugt gu6.
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6. g. ped & 60. perfaufem
iebt elm iolibes ei6enes S6lafaimmerz
Set f9or gu $18.
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Wir baben iiber 200 parlors
Sets an Samb; ole Der neueten unb
mobernfen Mrt, gepolfert, Pliif9s
l~1eberaug; Seiben : 8rofat, 5eiben'
9raperien, Wilton Gubbeden. Mir
p~erfaufen M6bel Sets BON 500 pei
Set a~ufpdrts.
8. IS. BED & 6 ..
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9as in Semett. Ohio. ber6fer

= Sas in Sepett, Obio, ber6Hents
lt6te Blatt "The Age" iagt: nWir
bringen nur cine einsige patentmebis
Gin : Nnseige, ndmli6 bic bnn s. 6.
Mper & 60. in 2omea, Maf., unb
miirben es ni9t tbun, menn mir ni9t
wtBten, bab bteie Girma 70 aupers
ldfiig unb iolibe 1T, pie cine 8ant
un6 6aB ibre prdparate ale erfter
Qualitdt iinb. Sas 2eben Der beHes
rem 9dlfte beS &ebatteurs purbe eins
mol serettet bur@ ben @ebrau6 bon
Npers SariapariQa, na6bem ale
Ner5te ibr feline Grleibterung gu Der.
f4afen perm0@t batten.
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sar 9err M. 6. on, Der
befannte pbotograpb, bat an Der
Mlamo : StraBe, go. 113, elm aeues
@telier eingeri6tet. 9err Sacebfon
bat in feinem gtablifement ale Meuez
rungen, bic auf Dem Gelbe Der pboto<
graphic Der Neuseit berporgebra6t,
angeuanbt, unb bic ginri9tnng if
bo9elegant unb ftebt an 8olenbuns
fi9er fetnem Der prominenteften berarz
tisen 9otale 6ftli6er Metropolen mad.
Gin 8eiu6 bieies SHUTTER : Mteliers 1T
unieren 2efern aufs berali6fe ems
pfoblen.
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9euti@sM meritmiide Sag=@ eiell=
idaft.

Vim Montag Mbenb finbet in S9ola'
9alle cine @erfammlung Der Seuti9z
Mmerifanif9en Sag 6 @eieai9aft ftatt.
Ser @efretdr.
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@piben nno 8eiab.

gteue SHUTTER in Bourbon, 8oint 9ppIique.
b'Srlanb, b'@sprit Nainioof, Sriib Point.,
9artburgs nnb S4fpet3ersS ttdereten.
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@deoB<9 eden gum Tabren.

2einene, Suite unb grodet in alien Sarbem
3u allen gret5er.
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Sonmenidnme.

9as n~eieiie, mpbernite unb bette.
S9tpar5ietbene Gloria gu 95, SO, $1.48 &C.
Sairme fir Mdb4en, in alien Sarben au
Is, 30, Is Cts unit SLIGO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-03
&leiheritoFe fit bic saiion.

'@ir baben iber so berldiebene Sprten bon
beoruften Snbii4en 2einen, in ben setpdbIs
teften Muitern unb Sarben, bic fir nur 10
unb 121a Gents b~erfauft iperben unb minbes
items 1m bic 9dlfte mebr tpertb iinb. Mouis
1eIines, Oimities, 8at,1ts, Srganbies, in ben
8efndteiten Sarben unb Muftern gu Yreiien
bon 20-45 Gents.
46 3ou brette san3ppIene fran561ide
Serse ipertb $125, fir 80 Gents per Yarb.
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&emben, 8lnlen, l1nterseus, Brappers,
perfect in ieber 8e3iebuns.
ausesseianete fdpar3ieibene Sfirts fir
$1.25, bic $1.75 tpertb iinb.
sSn alien bieien Saden baben mir bas po1s
itanbi8ite 9aser.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-02-17
HOME RULE.

After more than century and an agi.
tation since 1882, the dawn appears
for the rehabiliment of Ireland Mon
day Gladstone introduced the "Home
Rule Bill" of which we gave the outline
last week, and Parliament listened to
the greatest speech of the century, from
England's "Grand Old Man" The Eng
lish press are divided in their opinions
as to the premier's effort, but the Lon
don Chronicle probably voices the senti-
ments of the people of Britain when it
said Tuesday: "Mr Gladstone achieved
feat unique in the life Of any legisla-
tor of ancient or modern times. The re-
tention of the Irish members at West
minister is, according to our Judgment,
one important feature that makes the
home rule bill acceptable to both Eng
land and Ireland. Altogether the
present bill is great improvement on
the bill If 1886, and those opposing it
ought to produce some alternative plan
of their own"
! 1t may be of interest to our readers to
I know, in this connection, that John
Dillon and Michael Dewitt have given
out the following, officially: THE bill
offers Ireland Legislature, free deal
i'll all Irish affairs and an executive gov
ernment responsible to that Legislature.
In all the principles and in the political
machinery it is much better than the
bill of 1886. The Irish Parliamentary
party, at meeting specially summoned
after the delivery of Mr. Gladstone's
great speech, cordially accepted the new
home rule constitution as a satisfactory
scheme of Irish national self govern
ment, subject to endeavors in committee
to improve the proposed financial ar
rangements and to haze the time short
ened wherein the land question is to be
withheld from the purview OF the Irish
National Legislature. We are author
lied by the party to transmit this reso-
| luton to the friends and supporters OF
Irish liberty in the United States and
| Canada"
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North Bennington.

Adelbert Warren of Grand Forks,
North Dakota, president of the bank
there. has been visiting in the village and
vicinity.
w. II. Burgess of Lakewood, N. j.,
made short visit with his mother, Mrs.
n. Cole, last week. Charlie, his half
brother, who has been severely sick, we
are glad TO say, is now slowly recovering.
A Jolly load in the Mt. Anthony Omni-
bus of Bennington, drawn by team of
four. passed through the village Wednes-
day evening, herralded by fish horn
chorus, which lasted into the suburbs.
Music hath its charms.
1t seemed like old times to meet P. H.
Mccarthy at the station desk yesterday,
and upon inquiry was sorry to learn he
was there only to occupy the place for a
day. His many friends would be glad to
have him filling his old position again.
The Y. W. C. T. u. held reception al
their rooms this week which was much
enjoyed by the large number in attend
ance. Several addresses were made by
those interested, with recitation by
Mrs. W. r. White, and the remainder o.
the time profitably spent in conversation
some of the invited guests being Of the
opposite sex.
On the 18th. inst, the following valen
tine was lodged in the pOstofice, having
come from passing train, the writer un
! known, except it may be to the one in
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Dispatches of Wednesday from Lake
wood, N. j., give Mr.. Clevelands an
nouncement of four members of his Cabi
net. They are: Walter Q. Gresham of
Illinois, Secretary of State; John G.
Carlisle of Kentucky, Secretary of the
Treasury; Daniel s. Lamont of New
York, Secretary of War; Wilson S. Bis
sell of Buffalo, Postmaster General. Mr..
Cleveland said: "TherO is no need of
any mystery in regard to the Cabinet,
and it is useless to speculate and indulge
in guesswork. shall make no secret of
the matter, but shall announce the names
of gentlemen selected to fill the positions
as fast as receive their acceptance and
permission to make the matter public. :"
Since the above was given out MI. Cleve-
laud has announced the choice of Hon.
Hoke Smith of Georgia, for Secretary OF
the Interior.
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John Browns body lies molding in the
grave, but his soul goes marching on still
in BLEEDING Kansas" The latest from
the dual legislative bodies of that State
are that the Republicans took forcible
possession, of the State house, the Popu-
list Governor called out the militie, bat
the Populists finally capitulated. The
Populist movement from the first has
been one of disregard of law-the Repub-
lican Legislature being clearly the legal
body, but the accidental governor recog-
nized the irregular House-hence this
repetition of 1858.
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BENNINGToN co. SAVINGS BANK

VNhe Bennington County Savings Bank at the
Bennington County National Bank, is open
daily for the transaction of business from 10 o'clock
.. m. to 4 O'Clock p. m, Sundays and Holidays ex-
cepted.
interes to depositors strictly in accordance with
he laws Of the State Of Vermont. Money de-
posted anytime after the first day Of each month
draws interest from the first day oil the next sue
ceeding month"; Interest computed January
lst and July lst and If not withdrawn will be added
principal, and interest thereafter will accrue
upon 1t.
glLoans solicited upon real estate and undoubted
personal securities.
A. B. VALENTINE, President,
lie. GIBSON, Vice President,
c. II DEWEY Treasurer,
6. W. TARMAN, Secretary,
TRUsTEEs-A B. Valentine, d. W. Harman,
.Olin Scott. J. T. shurtleff. l f. Gibson j. r.
sJudson John Robinson.
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The President has sent to the Senate
treaty of annexation of Hawaii, and it
is believed the same will be promptly
ratified, so that on March 4th he will
turn over to his successor the State of
Hawaii. The terms are private, but it
is said that the United States is to give the
deposed queen an annuity of 100000, to
try the Alaska laws tentatively until bet
ter ones can be formulated; that we as
sumo the debts of the little Kingdom and
receive therefor $40, ,000, 900 annually, and
that the Chinese must not come here.