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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-05
cLEMENcY TO THE MoRMoNs.
President Harrison Issues a Proclamation
to the Saints.

President Harrison Issues a Proclamation
to the Saints.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-President Harri-
son yesterday issued a proclamation in
which he declares full amnesty and pardon
to all persons liable to the penalties of the
act of congress prohibiting polygamy, ETC.,
who have not violated such law since Nov.
l, 1890, and on condition that they shall in
future faithfully obey the laws of the
United States. Those who fail to avail
themselves of this clemency will be vigor-
ously prosecuted.
Why Clemency Is offered.
The reasons for this clemency are as fol-
lows: In October, 1890, the Mormon church
proclaimed its purpose no longer to sane
tion plural marriage, and since that date
the members have generally abstained from
such marriages. The officials of the Nor
mon church Dec. 10, 1891, pledged them
selves and the members of the church to
faithful obedience of the laws of the United
States, and asked, backed by many nom
Mormons, that clemency be granted. The
Utah commission has also advocated such
course, and recently amnesty has been
granted to individuals.
Wasn't Done in IA Hurry.
This question of amnesty has been long
and carefully considered. 1t has been Gus
tomary when whole communities have
been involved in an offense against the
law to grant amnesty upon the applica-
ton of those under penalty, and upon the
assurance that they will in the future OBJ
serve the laws that have been infringed.
The amnesty is granted because it is repre-
sented and believed that the localities af-
fected will be largely benefited in a
material way, and that great stimulus
will be given to the faithful and general
observance of the laws of United States.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-05
The Local Markets.
GRAIN, ETC.

Whest-74d Tc.
Corn--43G45c..
Rye-79aS1c.
Oats c3634c.
Bran -S5c per cwt,
Shirstuf-$1.00 per cwt.
Hay-Timothv. SIC. 90; upland, SSll0; slough
8 90; baled. $40 00011 90.
PRODUCE.
Butter-Fair TO choice, CSC: creamery 27G2sc.
Eggs Fresh, pc; packed, I5c.
Poultry-Chickens, &c; turkeys 12kc
ducks, l2hc; geese, 1oc.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Apples-S2. e5as2 IS per bbl
Potatoes-90cGSl 90.
Onions-S00s5c.
Turnips-45L50c.
COAL.
Hard-7 506S7 IS.
Soft-2 I0G2 80.
LIVE STOCK,
Catue-Butchers pay for corn fed steers
4G4nc; cows and neifeIe, 2h031xc; calves
304nc.
Hogs-6G61ac.
Sheep-4G5c.
, 1893-09-29

ilnge tempcromentpole WldDcben beicbdfe
ti9t SIT tpifien unO gan3 ourob Nrbeit in lnz
iprub 9enommen, bebieIt 3ante Wfal3en
fir itb. 1lnb 6elene. ging tpelter our
S0ule, Bic critic 3ett 5ipar 9rouc16 uno
ibmoucnb, bann aber nit ma9ienbcm
2erneifer, ber ibr fir NIGHTS NnDeres @ee
banfen lieB. Sic mabte bas @ramen,
Stun tic eS gldnaeno beital6cn, unb %gelerllt,
mas t6r 8ormunb fir gut befunben, tpolte
tic AUDI G%erne1, mas ibr Sreube macbtc.
90 un9cfGbr brGdter tic li9 9c9en Sante
WtaIcben aus. QIS ie barauf ober Der
Nufbor9anoen er5dblte, SingeitnnOe pole
lie nc6nnen, unb beim penitpnirten &am@
meridn9cr, Dem @ater ibrer Treunbin, Der
in GntSiiden 9eratDcn iiber tbren Stimme
amfang unb ibre Sonfiiue, Derfdr6te ii9
Gantc W2alcben unb bon ibren 2ippen flang
eS: vQb @ott, ba babeu mir bas llnglaG !"
= Sin Q%lusruf, mel6er bas iunge Wdo6en
III Elm ber3li6es 2abcn ausbreben lieB
trob DeS neutrality-suspicious. tbrer mittters
ltcben 6reunbin. yQber Nltcben", unb ite
itrei6cIte ibr 6e9itigenb Die tuclfen @ans
gen, yiit es bcnn Elm 10 9rOBes llngliid,
cine ibDne Stinme 81 BADEN 2"
v9lcb, metr1 @ott, 6u9p.... Metne
6llr6t INNER -. Nun fOmmt eS
boob -"
rSa, @ltdben, tpos lit benn @us
fommt benin Define Tur9t! iogit 0u!?"
tSOrtiesuns tOIst
, 1893-09-29
Die BIunne.

@enn mir bon meinem MG6ben oucb
gttr bic Grinnerung blieb,
Die 8lume, bic ite emit mir CAB,
Die bah id bout nod Giebl
Sie CAB iie ouf Ser Q8ieIe mir
nnb ltspeIte basu:
Scr Gin3ige, Der mir tbeuer 1T,
Das btit unb bleibt ftets Sui"
N9! 8alO mar tbr Elm Nn6erer Iteb:
Sin Erltg nun mar tbr 8ort!
@aS bali es mir, batt' i'd segroutl
O'rum 5og tcb lctie fort.
0o3 lodt ieitbem Elm icb0nes Quo'.
S9au' tc6 bic 8lume an.
Die tparrrt micb Leiie: u@eGt, 0u peiBtI'
1nD ldcbelnO 3ieb' t3 Oann.
Drum tpenn bon meinem MG6den aud
gtur Die @rinnerung blieb,
Die 8lume, bie ite emit mir aab.
Die ba6' tc6 beut' nOcb Gieb ]"
, 1893-09-29
0wei9-Offoen
NOenOblatt Der Sa. Gtaatsz 3cituna.
SfficesSelepbou SO. $50.

Sur 8equemlibfeit unierer on5ei9enbeu Runbeit boben
mir nit ceit llnteH genuuuteu 6erren eiI qbfommcn oe.
trohen, lponad- bel ~heuielbeI IuaeiQen oueeupnmen
lperoeit 81 Denlelbet Yrelien. als penu 0ieIelben Direft in
Der Expedition ber SGtnois Gtaots3eituua aboeoeben
tneroen. Nn3et9et foipie Announcements f6rlIeu an 6iefen
Osr!d9ieOsHsn Slabsn big IL 1lbr gatttaes ~abge9sbea
gor6fette.
8. @ien,sr = 9snban, @pOtbster, ode senter.s Str. uuA
q. 9; gGfslsr HpOt9etsr2 A5 QOrtb aps. ede @.us,
nno 55l Seo9mldsStr,, Gde WtenonDnee.
Huo9lpb 39obe, 9~potbeter. 54 81. @larf.5tr, ede
3 3 BlJsgsjEasr, 296 ~; @3arfet.etr. ede oat.etr
9tibofs YbarmeeD, 420 2incpIn @ee.
9enr9 sd3aI.r, apOt5ster. PA siucOln aos, Gfe ear.
gsnl. z &teu5e, beutI6sr @pUtbefer, 1901 Belmont gpe.
Snlins Nt. .3lnbt, 6euti9er &pptbefer, gfe GInbourn
Ane, rno Sarrabse=Str.
Ottos pharmacy, Gfe @lnbOnru abe unS Sorrob.,,
Str, oe1tlhe Apptbsfe.
6. s. g%IonnitieL apUtbctsr, gufb=etr. ede gsnsoue
$. g; a9si9s @pOtbetsr, aOrtsbtpOOO aOsy ede @bsf.
alfrsb =. sOe, apOtbefer 1867 ebsfFeIb aOe, uobs aeeL
6rig agTunpDT, apOtDefer, 4la of gsOrtb aOs. efs
6. 5 ai4ter, apptbeter, l46 6uaert0n aos. nabe@erro,
gtObsgt gogs1ans apO:Aeter 24 Sapton.gtr~ eae
sbas; 8 Geibfaup, apOtbetsr, 1927 81. Grarf-str. Gds
Barring, : sOn apOt9sfs aarrabee-9tr. SIDE sIad.
6. S, @LaB. apOtbefer, sS7 81. SalIteb=str.
@a9en @eber, A5 81. glarf.5tr., ode 9totfon.
Y. WtartenS, Ipotbefer, III Gentre=Str.
9e1er 8r9s. apptbeter. 1852 StnCoIt gtoe. Gfs
9enrp 5. Bate, apDtbefer, 1913 g. GIorf=Str.
albert @pE9eS, aotpbeter, 1912 6 ncol1 9tpe., gde gel.
mont aDe.
u. %. @eis, apOtbstsr, S11 Gt gtDrta gtpe. ede elsps.
Lamb @oe.
GiOiettc. q
Srnts ai SaIsls' @"4fOfssr bon 3enrs @trOtb, PIP ar6er
Sft0 Seisau, Apotbeter. 2169 Mrasr @se., ode %. ctr.
4 yin; 4potReter. 2727 Gtate.str, Gte %. Sir.
= Y: Hltter, Mpotbefer, 4S41 g.. SaI1rebsStr.
1t' 9Ssrtr1ellter, @potbeter, 1850 Gtote=5tr. gde 35
$; 5orerld. Gpothefer. 81. ctr. unb Monaces@tr.
aseEotl q porslen, 25o5 ArNer Aoe, Gde G. 9aIiteb.
gberfs gRarmaes, eae etats- anS gOrf.@tr.
D. ). Stl3er, beutI6e Apetbefe, 9Uoba5h Nne. INN 16.
ctr, Eelephon Sputb 247.
IT, y, Wraln, 300 menttpprtb Moe., SIDE 81. Ctr.
9, 9; areeBler, apotbeter, 26l4 @otta9e @rope An..
v. j. &Hotbe, oeutfGe Apotbere, @Ge 6a. ctr. u1h
Aegtlportb Ine. .Gneletuppb. 9elepDou SIG.
e. BON Serntann, &potbeter. 422s. etUr, Gde 6auoper.
Gce 26. 9t=.
8, 90. SitiOrb. aDOthsfer. 81. Ctr. unb Dtibiaou aps.
, 1893-09-29
20QrRfBeric6f.
@9tcago, 49,. g

@btcago %. Sept.
SOl9en6e 8reiie ipuroen Bel gr0Beren
Fartieen ~er3ielt:
8utter, bette Creamery 8aare, 283
@29c, quite 27@28c, mittelmdBige 900
C. 9airD, bette, 24@-c, mtttelgite
uno quite 19@22c, frii9er 9ading StO6
139@14c.
8utterine, bette Creamery 18c,
rebt i90ne 17c, 9airp 1886 unb 143c fit
bic bette; in vGoas" OOer fLcinen @ebinben
&c nteDr.
&dfe, Bette vSuu Cream G6e6bars",
1O@1O4c, vSpins" 1O@1O4c, goun9
Qmerica 103(0-c, nacbgemacbterS 6petaer
ll3@l2c, v8rid" 93@1O!c, 0imburser
l02@11c.
gter, sans friibs, 19@-c. bas
8btsteD: Slip.
il ell, %lebenbtees: SurfeD 1910
C; 6itbner: 6ennen 9301Oc, 9dbne
-@-c, Gnten $3.50 fir leben6i9e ;
@dnie, lebenbige nit ben san3en Tebern
$3.0O@$6.0O per 0uben6. Spring
G6ifens" 100103c bas 8funb.
8obnen: 8eite vgtaDies" 81. 1907,
mittel9ute 81. nit Der Maibine ses
reinigte $125@1.40.
Obit, geD6rrtes: 9tepfel, faniIib gez
trodnete, 3@1Ocb as gfun6, an Ser Sonne
geOOrrte nOrblicbe 5@63c, 8ftritcbe 5000,
8rombceren 607c, 6imbeeren 23@243c;
@alifornifcbes: 9tprifOIen 14016c, ntcbt
9eidGlte 8ftrft6e SOLE, sei4dlt 22@24c;
Pfaumen 9@13c; &oitnen: 2onbon
2oDers 81. 65@2.OO bas &titben, Musfaz
teller $2601.35, loie 4@6c.
Obf, frii9es: 2lepfel $1.OO@1.75
unO So. OO@3.5 so, te nacb ber Site, 8anaz
mem 50c0$1.25, GttrOnen So. 50@4,00,
Sloribaer Sran9en $-,-9-.7 8romz
beeren $1.25@1.50, Bftrii9e NIT loiem
&ern q 49, 3O@35c Der Rorb.
&artoffeIn- 8urbants $4,000;
6ebrons 58(9gOc; Stole 55@58; 6ur9s
chamber 55e. Ser 8ui6eI. SerieDzS peet
g otatoes 3,25@3,50 bas 6aB.
, 1893-09-29

I'm bel Der augenbIidIi9en NotbIage
NrbeitilcbelOen bas @rIansen bon 8ei6dfz
tlgun9 mOgli6it 81 erleibtern, tpir6 bis
auf 8eiteres bas ~QtbenOblatt Der Sainois
Staats3eitung Steaengeiu6e unentgeltIib
aufnebmen.
, 1893-09-29

pie 0ffeptltdbe Meinung bcrlangte iebodb
cine 9cnaue llnteriubung. Sebt 1T MIN
cine llnteriu6ung ge9cn BEN 8icomte
Coma Sun7in, ben 8ruber oes 8erltorbez
men, lopie ge9en eini8e an6ere WitgGieber
Ser SamiLie uno bic 6auptidbtiditen @as
iaueu ein0e[eitet iporben.
, 1893-09-29
5wetfelhafte 8eIohnuno.

8anfier (3um 6eiratbspermittler):
v8enn sc bon ntet1c' iecbs. Gocbter brei
anbringe', friege' Sc ais !Sonorar mel
GlteFe!" (6l. 8t,)
, 1893-09-29
Nbenbblatt Der 81. Staatsz 3eitunc

lit in ben unteu ouge9e6enen @eIddfteu Al hobeu
NorSIette.
6. 9eutner, 1889 2incoEu Abe.
o. 6. 6tepbau, 1850 2tneoln aps
403 SrpB @oc.
4G2 2oseDe @ouleo6rb.
q. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Ios
g. @Ol6tiGu. 17A @Iarf Str.
6. q. Mpore, 442 9incsln Ine.
Son Stolabs, 4s5 &tucotu 9pe.
6. 81, 9a9. $40 9incoli Noe.
Sranf g8aguer, 597 2incplu Nns
SoIepD Mtunt, TAT 9tncoIn aos.
6. 9teuBouS, $40 2incplu Qee.
gBn. gaDIor, 1917 9iucoln Nos.
20. @ettina, 1926 Glarf Ctr.
@a<bsr. Asst Start Str.
Srou 9iubemarn, 421 gTorf GtI
g. g. 8dr, 313 Start Str.
20. q. atonee, 267 Start Ctr.
81. Ser,nalln, ISL Start Ctr.
s. Sc. Gesen, 513 Glart Str.
8. &e6ner. 59oha &larf Str
9au6 8rps.
q. Soppm0un, S67 @Iarf Ctr
s. Smith, 96l Glarf Str.
Srau 6. mnlfer, 453 meas Str
M. &utberfurb, 500 @eas Str
3urAbua. 545 98eaS ctr.
Mt. ". S@n.let, $50 4Bels Str.
6. 20. Gtpeet, 707 Me1s ctr,
SObn @tarr, 2so @efs Str.
.. @urrie, 3o6 Meas Str.
s. @ieIe, 34 @eas ctr.
8. SiGer. 800 Meas Ctr
Prutl, 119 MGeus ctr.
Sobu Bert. l41 GSeas Str.
Sobu 9udIeN, 211 gGelS Str.
Srau g.. SoDnIpn, 276 I8eas Gts.
g.. Mocin9, 100 Q8ens Str.
8. Soaar, 1888 WeGS 9tr.
6. Jeriau, so WsnS ctr.
8. We6er, 1875 &arrabee Str.
Soffmanrt, 464 2arrabee Ctr.
6. Berger, SIT 2arrabee ctr.
fSrau 81. Moraan, go 9ipilipn GtE.
She Columbus, $40 9inilion ctr.
G.. @f. @Bite, 497h 9inifiou 9sE.
G. G. 9teliou. 1874 9iDiiiDn St.. -
G.. @nSerIon, 317 9iptIion ctr.
8. Maler, 81 miGpp etr.
8. 81. Gbntaun, Sc miIpD Str
8. S6urtsa, 81 Stote Ctr.
S. Z. &iebL 255 GIeoelauo gloe.
9. GGurf, 391 Gebolpid Ctr.
30. s. MeBler. 587 9eS9ipid Ctr
81. @n9el, 1913 @eb9fpid Str.
&reuier, 262 Seb9lpid Ctr.
Sobu Stetr, 294 Sebaiuid Str.
8itties, 1852 SebgiptG Str.
10 m oou4.n., oAo NYrS,,.. oS.
100 " -. 49, @S W.
= %" ~, " . SagpD"I" S
~ @o05, - ~t9UD"t"
~ ~ SW'u' st9npuIn @uE
@. 56raoer, 316 M1artet Ctr.
S"9s''~O :" ".Ng"'"le" ooA "'"A'' ~"~
S3"alS""e|S, : St"'It SN'
= etUeN' 0 SentsrsS"~
Di"" w. g"9H, - V"9e"E OF"
e"e. Ca"~os", S"o9s' ~"
Sp"@c Dust ! Sunen'e 0t
ivy S'V''"I'''"' -'' ''Hip S'"
GGoIette.
s,,hitnri,,,n 0otsr
m;,tor;o eo+oI
msn;rotor en+.r
asyorh SntsT
ay5rCgnns 0ot.r
9-erinotpn snt.r
40 Snrorpb ctr
81 Mharas ctr.
III saou 9uren ctr.
10 Sorrifou CIR.
Ill 6~orriiou SIR.
Saorf Sptel. 81. ctr ,nb Usoho,b Mpe.
w.u.
"'""
Senp, 1868 vs.. Nofte Aoe.
Sopef, osI 9t' Mtoplenpoo Aos
2"lloH' oiz9t eoltorHta @oe.
, 1893-09-29
0cHDrDeu:

an SonneritGs. ben %. Sept, itarb Soc GjfeeIe
?. Mn9er,. geb, Sa1e I'M sitter BON 81 Sabren uub 6
S99en I'M &tnbbett, iopie 6ercn nelQeborener Sobn.
gle lpurbet oDn benz groBet &eufer bieleS @eltons abs
berIfen, Der es 10 ba6en moate. 8eerbigung bonn
2rauerboule, 4l52 Calumet aoe, am Sounta9 Wtitta9
pnHft II ubr na6 maIobeint.
Shr @nni@ 1T in @riIlnna oeoonoen.
, 1893-09-29
SnOeSsMnaefnr.

Jrennben nnb 8efannten Die trouriee gsadriht. baB
meme nlel9elts6te Satin Soniie 9ttbu,an, 9eborene
Supplph, i'm Glitter BON 20 Sabreu unb s W1pnaten o1
9onnerftog, ben %. September, @orntttta9s INN II uDr,
llodb tnr5em i9merem &eiben Ieli9 I'M Serrn eutIdIafen
1T, Die geerDignug finbet ftaft am 6p1ntaq, BEN l.
GttDber, sta9ntitto98 ~ ubr, bonn Grauerbauie 867
Wilneutee aoe. mad @%rocClanb. I'm title SBetlnabme
bttte11 Die traueruben Sinterbliebenen
Sobtt GthNtat, Satte; Sr1no gttbnto1,
Sodter; @%atborina Stiebeiuer, Wfutter;
&nna RiBmau, Sdlpieoermutter; Seurp
uno Wtarttn &noolpb, 8rioer, uebit
29lp3t Sd)mG9ern lrb SDlptgerinneu.
, 1893-09-29
WfBbIirte 8imnter.

On bermtetbeu: 3met freunbliGe Simmer in on=
~ 9~enebnter Gage fur etaeH ooer 5lpei Serren iebes. gu
erfraQen 294 81. Ctr. 3Tpbafn
, 1893-09-29
Serloren, Serlaufeu, @efunoen.

So erlpren: Sim Icsten Samftaq an qfblaub gb.
~ slpiideu Moars= unb Ban 8uren=Str, oslbes
9prte u1phnaie, entbalteu0 cine 8ruitnabel rtfn etIbas
6elo. $50 9elobuung lin &iifQobe aI ben Gioeutbiiuler,
234 Glib @1blanb 8ouleooro.
McrIpren: Sin Geatitin : @ope NIT neriiid1ent
~ Gam T=9ra9en ont %. September ami Der MeIt-
ausftelunS- $40 8elobuung miro fir Giclteferuna
s. g. @sad & 60. 9siI~eutee, M!seOuiu,
, 1893-09-29
Yatente.


On berfaufen: 8eutides Batent ouf cine 1oertb=
~ belle anterifouiiCDe grfifbunq @eqeu 93dberes
ibreibt, on @6as. &. guroid 60, S6oper & Gbonoler,
46 WpSiIpn ct, Chicago. 28in4t
, 1893-09-29
6RMnrbett:

Irn Mitttpob. ben 81. Sept, ftarb Sobn 2etam
inn utter pp1 Il Sabren. 8eerbi9ung finoet Samitog,
ben 80. Sept, BORN. 10 rbr, BON 438 g. geuter StraBe
mad benz 8ontfaaius &trbDof Ttott.
, 1893-09-29

perfaufe II Soften, bic $3.50 fpIten. fir $4O0,
- ipeuu Der S6uier fMD uerp1ittet, biuaen 8 Mouoten
6arauf al baueH. 9tur Is &otteu merhen Al bIeIenl
@reiie o~bgesebei1. gdberes bel S. Goes im GtaatsSei.
tut9s9ebdu6e, 3inmer go. IS, 0litta9s nm Gins. eber
siof n5rbIiG BON Der 8eItnSSnt ans. nnS eimen sIod
DitIid bDn Der Clifton Mpe. Die QfoTteran9 Der Bel.
nlout Ape. peltlidb bus snr Blilluaufee Mee. 1T jest bel.
uabe ppienbet nnb in 8 MobeH lift aud bic 8riide fertie.
ouo20tuSobeD
, 1893-09-29
nnterri1t.


NrofttIfen en9ltI9en Sprabunterri9t ertbeilt Serreu
nnb SaueH in ~firSefter s3eit, mad lsi9tfaBliber
Mtetbooe. Der eriabrene SpradIebrer Mpe1er.
l5lp1Me ~ &nrrabee Str.
, 1893-09-29
2u IHietbel1 aeIuft.

gu mtetben gefn9t: Gin frernbItdb mbblirtes
~ GUNNER mt Sobe5lmmer ouf Der ~9torb1eite. Sfferteu
nit Rretsan9abe e. f25 StaatsSte.
, 1893-09-29

Ou ber~taufen: 9sI9e, bic i) an BET GrinSuna
~ eIHer e~eutIdDe1 @nfiebclune in SibcaIifornien au be-
ffgslllgen nnO lb pie Der @Olonie s~etpdbrtsn ouserOTbsnt.
to9Suber i'm 9oteit6e 9niI6ing (S.=W. sede Ser QsnlRg.
nno @lorfitreBel 3imn1sr 9tD. Al oOriprs8en. uber i6
brlertD an 3. Socs, c. o. 81. Staatsaeitung, iDenben,
9n0 oas Tlr r%ate1ltuelie i'll einerH Sabre al beSabIe1 fur
oo DIS lou Ader, MI ~ O Ter. au920tu1phop
:lu erfanfen: = IN b. Sic f6Duite
y Gde in befer biibideH uuo b%liDeuben 0pritabt.
@aiier uuo Seluer in ben StraBen nub bic StroBeH 9es
pflaitert. Sage Glib uno Sitfrout. Me9eu Yreis uno
ipeiterer Nustunft lpeube man Iib mitubli9 pber I9rift.
lib an Mn1. 8. See, 112-114 2earborn Ctr.
8Dece 8nilDin9. 20mibalu
, 1893-09-29
8eridteSenes.


{ Comilien=@6l6e uimmt gum @aI9en uro 8iigelr
y 6ran 8. @0iitlto, 285 @. 9eorio=Str.
Senoet Y~pitfarte. 28ip3t
, 1893-09-29
@rnnheigemtbnm.

I'm Guer gioentbum raid gu oertaufeu poer AL pertall.
~ iteu, 9ebt gu Singer Bros, 3immer "a,
20IplS 184 Dearborn Str.
, 1893-09-29
0eMorbeta:

nnIere liebe Satin, Wtutter unb @roBntutter &atEa=
Ttna Srtb, 9eb. 9in5ler, I'M So. &ebenSiabre beute 0prs
mittog nm 10 u9r, 9ie 8eerbt9un9 finbet itott am
Sanfto9. ben 80. September. 2 ubr. 9totbmtttags, BPM
SrauerDauIe 1856 @lpbourn @oe. nod Ro{ebtQ..
29ip2t 9ie troueruOc SconniIie.
, 1893-09-29
3u berleibet1.

gu Derletben: @eIb gu b~eliebi9en Summeu ouf
~ er1te rn0 otpeite Sppot6ef. 6. Siamann,
E9lPH 1910 Mtaiouic SempIe.
~ Sdinudic@eu, Gepehre, 8iitDfrn ctr SSHStss.
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Texas Minerals.

D,.or .Joausen, an experienced
MI ongineer. VINO has spent some
nlnl'E sxamn,ns the mineral del
time TO be found in surnet add
posts coupies, is in tho city aid paid
S M's0Sl news pleasant call this morn
THE II us had with him epecimens
'ns. 81 he had procured in Mason end
when ~ one Of them from Burnet,
ba s''u oa, Of ad fifteen feet thick,
t'Se" rs will Weld forty dollars to the
DC SS} ~ .,lver ard lead. He says that
s0D u the improved machinery now in
V.n IN mining ore, which yields twelve
a asl,s n in silver, can be profi'ably
uv ''Sed This being true. the company
N WIN works this fifteen foot lead will
s s bonarza About five miles
i G",o the old shaft, where he found
III. .t splendid ecimen, he found ex-
..sd,nr quicksilver mixed with water.
ge saws he does not know how rich
III. bed may be- and cannot tel mil it
l. opened up. Mr.. Josr1en is IN the
ATTY with the hope of interesting some
n Wsco's capitalists in mining in
Rurpet county, ard it is undt rstood
h. is meeting with some encourage
mept Should Waco capital take
nod Of the matter, Waco would be
benefited in the long run.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE.

AUSTIN, Jan. 10 The senators did
not appear to be at any disadvantage
this m rni & on account of the ball
and banquet Of the night before, and
every one Of them answered to roll
call.
After prayer the morning call began
and jude AIRY committee No, reported
the following bills:
TIE committee on internal improve.
meuts reported favorabIy the bill ex.
tending the charter Of roads not having
complied with the law of 1899.
Bills and resolutions were introduc-
ed as follows:
MIR Boren-A resolution that after
Feb. the resolution by which the
senate agreed to take fifty copies of
the papers daily be rescnded. Lost
by vote Of l6 to IA,
Mr. Yoakum-A resolution that az
ter Jan. % each senator be allowed
ten copies day.
MIR. Goss-Au amendment that the
time be Feb. l. Adopted.
Mr.. Bowser opposed the resolution
because some Of the senators had
written to their constituents informing
them tina; the papers had been ordered
TO them for sixty days
Mr.. Kearby said that the newspa.
pers furnished The only intelligent
medium for informing the people what
was being done by the legislature.
The question had been thoroughly
disc used before and settled.
The point of order being raised
that the senate had already voted
down a proposition to reduce the
number 10 ten copies. the chair ruled
it out Of order.
Then Mr.. Yoakum offered another
resolution reducing the number to
twelve copies.
When the resolution was put to
vote the anti newspaper senators, fall
ing to understand the question, did
not vote, and the resolution was lost.
A motion to reconsider was laid on
the table by a vote of sixteen to fif.
teen.
Mr.. Greer: A joint resolution
amending sections 4, II, % and %
of article 4 of the constitution, ex.
tending the terms of Office of governor
lieutenant governor, attorney general,
compu oller, treasurer and commits
siouer of the general land Office.
Mr.. Imboden: A bill to punish
anyone who assaults to kill another
while carrying on or about his person
pistol, dirk or dagger.
Mr. Mckinney 10y requesD A bill
to grant to the Waco water power
and electric light company to con.
struct and maintain dam across the
Brazos river.
Mr.. Steele: A resolution instructing
the sergeant at arms to purchase six.
teen copies of Wilson's "Annot4ted
Criminal Statutes for the use Of the
senate. Adopted.
Mr.. Tips: A bill to refund 1915 to
W. B. Bush.
Mr.. Agnew (by requesD: A bill
amending the act of 1887, regulating
the shipm nfs of freights and to require
railroad com panies to furnish sufficient
oars to transport the same.
Mr. Smith (by requesO. A bill to
provide for independent school dis
tricts and for the organization, main.
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archbishop Corri0an Oftciates.

archbishop CorriOan Oftciates.
Special to The News:
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Archbishop
Corrlgan otficiated in person today at
the marriage Of Miss Maria del Vale,
OF this city, and the Marquis de Casa
Argudln, Of Madrid, He was assisted
oy Father Bertrand Callahan, of Or
nge' N. D., and seven assistant
priests The ceremony took place in
o. Pa'rick's Cathedral, and was one
Of The largest of tho season. Five
thousand invitations, each admitting
TWO persons, had been issued, and as
asrge majority of them had been 40.
eeP'ed, the gathering Of society people
~ ofilllart toilets made the scene
notable one. The edi6ce was fully
Illuminated and thousands of wax
candies shone out from amidst the
p,o'usion Of foliage that decorated the
amAr. The wedding procession moved
W the spacious aisle OF the cathedral
promptly at eleven o'clock. Miss
,aoder Keist was maid of honor, and
sae bridesmaids were Miss Nina Byr-
W. MISS Lnllon Noel, Miss dc! Vale,
a. ,aa q Miss Renne Coudert. Rodrigo
w osarvedra officiated as best man
wv c'n me following as ushers: Fr, deric
TTOu Nl Jr, Thomas Kelly, Richard
y. "a'nwr' ght, and John T. Barrill.
W. W. bridal toilet, one of
o %Ts.ns most ingenious conceptions
viz, ef years, was a combination Of
hla. have SATIN, silver point lace. orange
swson'' decolette, and with
hass1ping train. The bride wore in
tha ua,r an exquisite tiara Of soltaires,
"e git of the groom.
subscribe for TaE NEwR.
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ALI, Nv Err 'IDW N.

In the notice of suits fled yester-
dav in the district court the name OF
J. |. Moore should have read }. p.
Moore.
jim SINS, Ed Hiililrl, Will Bennett
and Jess Duval were jailed last night,
to answer charge of gaming in the
county court.
Yes erday was the thirty-third an
niversary Of the marriage Of Rev s.
A. King, ID d., pastor Of the First
Pres byterian church of Waco.
Since the last report the county
clerk has issued marriage licenses to
T. G Abbott and Miss | &. Jenkins,
Tom Williams and Mrs. Matte Beet
ter.
Judge E p Massey says that so
far about 800 voters have signed the
petition to adopt the registration sys.
tenn for the ensuing municipal cleo
tion.
The city has been worried great
deal lately from numerous applica-
tons to be admitted to the hospital,
from people who are not citizens of
Waco, and most of whom are not at
all deserving.
The musical entertainment to be
given by the Kings Daughters for
the benefit of a circulating library,
and which was postponed, will take
place toni ght at the residence of
Hon. @. G. McCulloch. Music, dane.
ing and conversation will be in
dulged in.
The Waco branch of the Women 8
Christian Temperance Union have.
pursuant to an order Of Mrs Stoddard,
state president, formulated an address
to the legislature asking for the pas =
sage Of bill to provide for scientific
temperance instruction in the public
schools of the state.
An engineer has solved the problem
Of the cheapest and most feasible
way to make the Brazos navigable.
He says that all the mossbacks and
croakers should be gathered together
and used as material with which to
construct locks and dams all the Way
from Waco to Velasco.
Burglars broke into the glass show
window Of the jewelry establishment
of A. G Morefeld, on the corner Of
the public square and Austin avenue,
but fortunately Mr.. More6eld had
taken the preoaution to remove the
watches and other jewelry inside the
store before closing it for the night.
The burglars went away empty hand.
ed, but left considerable damage be
hind them in the shape of q broken
show window.