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6oeben 1T uns Der eei6mads
bod ausgelfattete ilu1frirte Sabresbez
ridt Der vMlamo-g itpsg riefmartemz
%fau1utler ; GefeQi9aft" 3ugegangen.
Derfelbe entbdlt cine 2iFe Der iammts
li9en Mitglieber nit Yortrdts promiz
nettter Mftglie6er, u1ter ibnett Der
perrt u. 6. @tebes, s. 0enfeI, g..
70. 6euinger, 6. 8. 8roBe, @bas.
0uberi6 unb anberer. Gerner entbdlt
bieier Sabresberi6t bic @tatuter beS
8erei1S unb bas protpton Der tp6z
9entli9en Weriammlungen.
Der Bef9luB, bur9 mel9en bic
alte Drbinan5 5ur 8~erpfdnbung Der
f6btif9ea @innabnten aufgeboben urb
Der f6btif6e G1abmeiiter a1gepieien
uurbe, bic 5ur Mbbe3ablung Der Sars
leben bes Sol. Breckenridge auriidbes
halteren @ummeu benz algemeinen
Ionb 5u itbermeiier, tuurbe stpar sins
ttiulrtig angenDmrntett, aber bic 4 Mits
alieber bes Gtabtratbes glmenborf,
&rBe Madep unb Jren9 tparert in Der
betrefenben Sibung ni9t 3ugegen.
49, Ser Babnr6uber S. 9. Mab bes
fiubet ii@ febt iut biefigem @ountps@e
fdagniB. Son feinen Miti6ulbisen
1T nod INNER feline Spur gu entbeden
geuefen.
= Snr9 Bic grplofion elmer Glai9e
Nppouinaris 8 Bafer trus 9ermaan
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

pofgebdube ielbft in fleineren 8roz
binaialitdbten nit &e9t ftols fem barf
bepetiea bic 4bbilbungen bon potanz
fallen in Srier, Gulba, Worms, Osz
1tabrtd, Neubranbenburg, &ubrort,
Miannbetm pfor3beim, Miinfter, Quebz
ltnburg, &enbsburg, Glensburg, @iI=
belmsbaben unb anberen 5tdbten, TO-
tpte bic Mobe0e Der prd6tigen Initial
ten in 8rauni6meig, 3ittau inb @eqe.
gon Der @inri6tuns elmer beutl6en
Yofantalt gt6t ein groBes Mpbeu cine
Worfeaung. Se6e Nbtbeilung trdat
cine beutf6e a la Stepbar, ipra@9ez
rei1tgte Sni9rift, ba beibt es ni6t
mebr Sefretdr, Director, fonbern
Nmtsborfeber, ba ipri@t mani bon Mbs
fertigung unb @~ntfartung &c.
9te beriibmte 8erliner Gobrpof, Das
9tepbani@e rputrobr", bic unterirs
bii9sn Nnlagen Der &et9stelegrapbens
pertpaltnng, bic Selegrapbentabel, linb
Dur9 Wo6eue Dertreten urb bic Brief
martenlammler tuerben iebenfaas ni6t
perabidnmen, in bas Gd9eralbum nit
idmmtli6en poftmertb3ei6en Der einz
5elre1 B~unbeSfaaten einen Blif au
tbun.
Gin Sburm, Der 3eitbaltburm in
9mtnemiinbe, bon benz UNI II ubr
Weittags Der bodsemnnbene Ball berz
u1tergelaHen uirb, nm 10 ben G9ifs
fern bic Mittagsfunbe a~uaugeben; Der
Sburm zines Observation-Disclosures
amtes, oerbnn6en nit 9un6erten BON
Spre6fellen, perben in 8etrieb iein
nub bas Publifum @eIeeenbeit baben,
fi6 bas @etriebe an3uieben.
9err poitinipeftor Mar grbe lit
nod nit Der Nufftenung, tpietpobl bic
&oleflion nabe5u fertig 1T, bef9dftigt.
ST wirb gum @tu6ium bic gauge 3eit
bier bleiben unb auBer Inn tpirb
Deuti@lanb feline bebeutenbfen pofz
bean1ten bierberienben, UNI benz &ei6e
bes 9errn STEPHAN 10 bel Neues 3us
a~ufiiEren, als bic IusfeQung ben sur,
Stubium abtommanoierten 0erre,1 aur
Ineigmung miimi@enstpertb wirb ers
i9eiaer laHen. 50 finb iebt auf benz
Wege mad Chicago ober fperben abs
reiien, fobalb Dberpofiefretdr Doebn
in Berlin eingetrofen tit, @ebeimer
Sberpotratb Griti6, @ebeimer pofs
ratb @raeointeI, Oberpof : 9ireftor
&nauf aus Meb, poftratb 59oenbals
aug Sarmtabt. poninipeftor 6anlen
aug 2eipaig, Sbelpofietretdr Obers
ldnber aus Berlin, p~otfafirer @erfIe
aug Berlin, unb bic &ei1sbruderei,
bic ia 10 grOBartig i'm 9euti9em
Sauie bertreten 1T. cine Nbtbeilung
Der &ei@spoft, entienbet prpfeFor
&oefe, ben Yoriteber Der @baIfogra=
pbif9en Nbtbeilung, ben Oberbes
triebsinfpeftOr 9ermien unb an6ere
geamte Der &ei6s6ruderei gum Stns
blum,
4H bic 4usfefung Der pof, 9elez
graphic, beg Gernipre6meiens i9lieBt
ft9 bic &olettion bes Ni9amts an,
MeBapparate, @emi9te, p%ergolbete
NOrmalgewi9te, @aagen. Mabe, 2is
ter, 9ettoliter &C., Sbermoareometer,
Sasmefer, autOmatii9 arbeitenbe Sc
neutrality-suspicious., Mpparate, INN
ben Spiritus un6 gu gleider 3eit ben
Grab gu meReu, unb anbere Mpparate,
BON 6ene1 uniere Ni1meiter nidt eilis
nal cine blaHe Mbnung baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

Gin @bampagner, Der fi6 INNER
mebr Greunbe ermirbt unb balb ben
Marft beberrf6eu pirb, 1T Der @eorge
@DuIet.
gr bdlt bic ri5tise Mitte swii@em
allen @igenf6aften, bic man beim
@bampagner erDartet; 1T alfO ni9t
sm fdB unb ni@t herb; bon pridell1s
benz, anregen6em @ef@mad unb bes
fommt, ielbft in sroBen Quantitdteu
senofen, ausgeaei9net.
Sarum: Srinst @oulet unb nitr
@oulet.
&onfe & Wablfab,
Mgenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06
Ser @oft,meifter in Saaas.

s0ie Grauer In Dallas baben in Ell.
uers petition Generals pDfmeiiterB iEel
uul Mbfebung beS bortigen pofmeiifers
eriuft, ba QeBterer oft i'm tiefften
Weglis6e feineS Mmtes tpaltet."
tSaIans.0 esefde seridteSener 8eitumsem)
. 4ifsa, Bot uHs elm 1tReI an,
= lou tsirtfi& Iange ni@t bduera
35r' an, tuebbaIb tn Gallas mir 6rau't
S4on LANCE feufsen unb trauern!
Der goftmeiiter bier, Der idn5be Dt6t,
cut barfab In ieinem 2aben,
pat 8cfen-par0on MUIR unt Sembe an,
Das trtngt benz Gtaat getpiS SHaben.
SIN anbern stdtten bic Damentpelt pHeat
Ysit benz Snftmeifter ettras su vntaIhen",
@tr fonnsn'S niGt nit mem Meni&en, beff'
LII MauI
gislei&t aud bic 8dt'-unsewafdsn.
Sir tuouen ssspiB ni&t, bab Bel FOLDER Sit
Der 9err trdgt ManiMetten rrb Solar,
SSn feiner 4ofhneifter,G iseni9aft
@rf4etn' ftets tn 8aatradt, in boiler.
Nit 8ittera sebeu oui's @oitamt mir tets,
~ lsR1n, % bic nWeaiI" 'tcas gebra@t bat,
9ieNei4t f4t-a@ i-ber 4cffmeiiter ba,
Saa3 spte TN Der SerrBott sernn1t Bat.
DAT brunter Ieibet bas goitsefGaft,
Der 8ertauf Der Marfett un6 Rarter,
ST tnrs balb fest es elm Defi3it,
WeTa On NOD paar Nonbe fbnit tparten.
q 1tHea, poe uns Elm 8ife[ an,
3Bae tpir boU'u-u eredt 1T ia MGea-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06
9eras.

- SIN Gtaatsiefretariot au Muftin
Iieb fG bic sGazette Printing Com
pany'' BON Sort Wprtb, NIT einem
aapitoI boa 500, 900, ~regifriren.
- in @~alpetfor berfumte Elm Mann
NaIleta %. 8. 6ia. SelbHmor6 burd
&rf@iebeu 5a begeben. St bradte fd
iebo@ uur cine iingefdbrli@e, ueni
aM1 f6uaer5bafte 8erurnbung bel.
Gr mar bon Der Sort Wortb @6lodts
isuh p6telgeielf@oft aIs @u9baIfer
eagogirt tuor6en. ueber bic Wotiue
~ jsiuer Sbat feblt ieber 3uberldfFge
MnbaItspunft.
= Rad benz BeriGte bes @taatss
Wetterbureats In @olbefot TT pdhs
renb ber NIT benz 6. Suli abi@lieBen.
ben Wo@e nirgenbs i'm Gtaate Seras
aud nur Elm Srppfen @esen gefalleu.
- Rad benz Beri@te bes Gomntps
Snperigtenbeuten Sneeb in Mufin bat
9rabiS Gorntp cine 8ep6iteruua
BON l0,358 46pfen I'M i@ulfdbigen
alter anfsumeifen.
Der N09foIger beS @rs@oubers
Heurs Roberts als ProfeHor Der 4e6tss
tuiHeuf9aften an Der Nufiner Staats<
unioerfitdt, Mr. Bafett, bate tura
mad ieiner Aatunft i'm 6otel Salge
lu Auftin bas uRelid, auf Der Sreppe
ass5urutf4eu unb R9 beim Sale feis
men linfea arut 3u breden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06
amnf., WoIu,e,, a. ~ So

S@Dla' YaIn1e,t : @arten 1T Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti6en BON San
&ntonio nit ibren Gamilien. 9ie re-
gelmaBigen Ibenb : Grei &onaerte an
bier 4benben in Der Mo9e lint 1tets
sablrei9 beiu9t unb erfreuen ii9 elmer
aIgemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine @eine
nnb Wbisfeps unb ~alleseit felerfrif6es
Bier, iotpie bic beftem gigarren.
Sie Vt efauration liefert ale
0elifateRen Der Saiion. Mufern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
94gliG auSaeaeidneter tpQrmer Qund.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

sa- Serr 81. 6. Sacobfon, Der
betannte photograph, bat an Der
alamo : StraBe, So. 113, elm neues
NteIier eingeri6tet. 0err Sacebion
bat in ieinem @tablifement ale Neues
rungen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der Ybotos
graphic Der Neu3eit berporsebra6t,
a%nsetpaubt. unb bic @inri6tung 1T
bo9elegant unb itebt an 8olenbung
ii9er teinem Der prominentefen berars
tisen 2otale 6ltli9er MetrDpolen mad.
Gin 8efu9 bieies Mufter : Nteliers 1T
unieren 2eiern aufs ber3li6fte ems
pfpbleu,
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&dtm6e amf 9lnttipn.

8erfdufe firtben ffatt3 MtaI tdgIi9 BON
Ii bis II gormittags, a bis 5 11br
9a@mittags unb 8 Bis 9 lbr Nbenbs
it1tt IN Cunningham & Cos. S6ub>
gef@dft In Der 0fs6oufonfraBe.
s.. g. u. @ammeI.
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Gin gdmhaefAaft

gu oertaufen. @er S9ube brau6t,
bat iebt eine @elegenbeit. $. Cunning
bans @ef@dft mirb berfauft. Nnftion
IL nbr gormittags, 4 ubr Na9mitz
tags unb s ubr Mbenbs, Bis Nles per>
fault lit. 8. g. q. g m mel.
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@m. @atthiea.

SIsif@er, 9oufonsStrabe e.
2iefert bas porsiieli6fe &inb=, S9afz
un6 SdweineHeii6. 9peaialitd!:
Sunges 9albfleif d. Ollie Sors
ten bon Wurt.
8~efteQunget tperben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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6 efmmt

wir6 elm 3uperIdfiiser Qrbeiter, tsel@er
@arten> un6 0ofarbeit, fopie pferbe
beforgen fam. @ute &eferenaen berz
langt. Ndberes in ber Expedition bieles
8lattea,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

GppleD's &egifter, No. % alamo
plasa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beften gemii6ten Sc
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausse3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimif9e Gigarren
unb tets frif6es Bier. Ser @igentbAs
mer, Soc Goolep, bertebt ieiu @ei9dft.
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@efuddcn 9amen

lie cine Quttion ? Wenn ni9t, 10 lit
iebt bic bette @%elegenbeit. Stiible fur
ale Samen. @ertdufe fnben fat II
ubr 8ormittags, A l1br Na1mittass
unb 8 ubr Nbenbs. Mar merle iid
bic Mbrefe: 228 OfsSoutonftraBe.
s.. g. q. @ammeI.
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.@srlanaf. 1000 an,nen

10 @unuinsbans @ef9dft. G@ube
natiieR nub iuerben bertauft, abgefebeu
boboH, iueI9en prei8 fe bringen.
o. q. 9. O ammeI.
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9. gsmnimsbamss Sdnbsei&aft
II la terEaufeu o6er sesen @runbeiseu.
tbuut Ia Muffin einautoni9en.
8. g. q. 8 m Ell,
227 Ofs9outonfiraBe.
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5000 0aar Sd,uhe

perben auf Nuttion bertauft, beute IL
nbr 9ormittass, 4 nbr 3a6mittaes
unb s Ilbr @benbs.
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Mrbate fortmabrenS.

BORDER fonute ID feline @rbeti perri@ten. Sd
metB ni4t nie Id MID irdftis aenus ausord6en
tam. UNI Spuo'5 GarinpnrtHa fur meme bon.
Rdnoioe 6eIuna meme Santborfeit Az betpeifeu.s
Geo. 70. Burner. Farmer. @aIlpap. q. o.
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Gcn6'8 ViIen iGrdheR nidt ab, fonoeru for.
bern Die Weroauuno uu6 ~frdftieen ben Wasen.
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2aaieH i$esieu eimselaSem

aur bentisen Muttior, 228 Dfs6oufons
strabe. 8. q. o.. @ammel.
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Hoods s psffi1a heiIt.
Sdlimmite Taa bon 9fropbeln,

ben fe ie sefeben. s. mar einfnd iaredGt1. gor
tanf Sobren besann ID. Snob'S GariabartGa
tr nebraea. Rad uub mad fana i'd. bas Die Ge.
fdmiire 3u beifen besanneu. SD fubr fort. bis ID
iebn Glaf&en senommea bate. 3ebu Dollars.
Denien Sic bod tpelhen Gepinn mir meme au.
teihe braGte. 9aufenb Yrotent7 So. steIe 9au.
fenb. Wdbreuo Der Iebteu bier Sabre bate ID
feline gef@ware. SO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Virginia Military Institute has
opened with $50 cadets enrolled and
50 more are booked, and others will fol-
low, making the attendance 225 to $50.
This is up to the average.
Fire at the sulphur mines, in Louisa
county, Friday night destroyed $780,
600 worth of property including the
$4,000 seven story building, with its
machinery, erected last year.
The Stonewall Band, Of Staunton,
has an offer of 5000 to spend two
weeks at the Worlds Exposition. The
offer has been accepted. The band
will take twenty-five musicians.
Mr.. Louis Shrier, prominent citizen
and retired merchant of Norfolk, was
stricken with apoplexy Saturday night
while playing with his children, and
expired at eleven o'clock. He was
fifty-si1 years of age.
At Newport News, Saturday, several
hundred people attended the Inaugural
ton of the Chesapeake and Ohio Steam
ship Company. Speeches were made
by Gen. Fit2hugh Lee, Governor Nc
Kinney, of Virginia, Governor Nc
Corkle, of West Virginia, and others.
Thomas Reed, an lS-year.old negro,
has been arrested in Henrico county on
the charge of having committed GRIM
inal assault upon Mrs. Joseph Reidel-
beck. Another colored boy named
Harry Smith was also taken into Gus.
tody supposed to have been particeps
criminis.
The insanity plea in "Doc" Taylor's
behalf was argued in the Circuit Court
of Wise county Saturday. The motion
was overruled and the Judge resenten-
ced Taylor to death, the execution to
take place on October 9th next for the
murder of the Mullins family. He has
been acting queerly of late and says he
wants to preach his own funeral sermon
just before the execution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-11
The Britannia-Navahoc Race.

RYDE, Isle of Wight, Sept: 1.-THE
third race for the international gold
cup, which was to have taken place on
Friday was postponed on account of
the weather and an accident to the
Navahoe, was sailed to-day. The
course was distance of SO miles. At
Hos o'clock the start was made in a
strong wind from the southeast. The
Britannia and Navahoe crossed the line
together. Down to the Nab lightship
the yachts kept we'll together. The
Navahoe rounded the lightsbip first,
but the Britannia soon slipped ahead
rapidly, and when they turned again
the Britannia was long way ahead.
RYDE, Isle of Wight, Sept. 1.-THE
Britannia won the race. She crossed
the finish line Is minutes ahead of the
Navahoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-11
TO-DAY's TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The America Gun Trial Race.


HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsINK, n. j.,
Sept. 11.-This is the day appointed for
the third trial race between the yachts
Jubilee, Pilgrim, Colonia and Vigilant.
The wind is blowing stiff breeze from
the northeast and the indications are
that it will grow stronger, as storm sig
nails were ordered up at o'clock. The
course to-day is to be Is miles to wind
ward or:leeward and return. The start
is to be made from the Sandy Hook
lightshp. The sea is moderate and all
the conditions are perfect for splen-
did race. The starting gun was fired
at lao, ard the yachts crossed the
line at the following times Vigilant
lao Is, Colonia ll:4O %, Jubilee
11:47 10, Pilgrim lao %.
All the boats have all they can stag
ger under. OCCASIONALLY hey luff up as
an extra stsong flaw strikes them, but
they are all standing well up toit.
AT 2:12 D. m. the Vigilant rounded
the stake boat. She was apparently
leading by two miles. Another yacht,
which is believed to be the Colonia,
turned at 2:19.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-11
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Admiral Dot, the liliputian, has been
presented by his wife with baby. The
admiral is 4S inch high, his wife 40 and
the baby 10, and weighs 6pounds.
1t is reported taat Prince Bismarck's
condition is serious. He is confined to
his bed, and as he is unable to use his.
hands his attendants are obliged to feed
him.
Charges of being deserter and big
amist have been filed against Henry {.
c. Astwood, colored, recently appoint
ed by Mr.. Cleveland to the consulate
Calais, France.
The baby born to Mr.. Cleveland on
Saturday is the first child born to a
President in the White House, though
there have been other births in the
Executive Mansion.
Monsignor Satolli, Archbishop Fee
han. Archbishop Riordan and Arch
bishop Elder took part in the cere-
monies of dedicating st. Plus Catholic
Church, in Chicago yesterday.
On Saturday evening of Sandy Hook,
\. j., the Vigilant won the second OF
the yacht.races for the honor of defend
ing the Americas Cup. The Jubilee
was second, the Pilgrim third and the
Colonia fourth.
The fast steam yacht Feiseen sprung
aleak in the lower bay at New York on
Saturday after the trial race aud was
taken in tow by the steam yacht
Vamoose. The line parted and the Fei-
seen crashed into the Old Dominion
liner Guyandotte. She was taken in
tow badly damaged.
Brazil's naval chiefs, who are ashore
at Rio de Janeiro. met on Saturday and
formally declared their loyalty to Presi-
dent Peixoto. The insurgents vessels
are hemmed in by the forts and line
of torpedoes in the mouth of the bay.
They fear to run the gauntlet and put
to sea. Several attempts to land forces
have been energetically repulsed.
Emperor Williams reception at
Strasburg was not very cordial. He
declined the dinner of the municipal
authorities, but said "When as boy
sang % Strasburg, du wunderschoene
Stadt,' 1 prayed God that Strasburg,
for which always felt an especial SYM
pathy, might again become German.
Since then that wish has been fulfilled
I treasure Strasburg as one of the best
German cities"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-11
Col. O,EerraII,s Resignation.

1t is reported as the intention of Col.
Charles I. O'Ferrall to offer his resigna-
ton as representative in Congress to
take effect November 9Th, the day pre-
vious to the regular election, with the
eJpection that Governor Mckinney
would in the meantime issue writ of
election, so that his successor could be
elected on the 9TH, regular election day.
The Governor, although having had
no communication from Col. O'Ferrall,
had the question submitted to him by
others, and he referred it to the Attor-
ney General.
The questions arising are nice ones,
and they are surrounded by considera-
Bile doubt.
While there seems to be no doubt of
the fact Colonel O'Ferrall can legally
hold his Office in Congress up to the day
he is sworn in as Governor, if elected,
there is strong doubt in the mind of
the Governor as we'll as the best law
yers of the city, as to the right of the
State Executive to issue a report to fill
vacancy that did not exist at the
time the writ is issued.
The revised statutes of the United
States, section 26 of the act of Febru-
airy End, 1892, says that vacancies
may be filled as provided by State
laws"
The Virginia law, chapter 10, sec
ton lis of the Code provides that;
whenever special election is or
dered by the Governor, Speaker of the
House, or President of the Senate, it
shall be his duty to issue a writ of
election, designating the Office to be
filled ct such election, the time such
election is to be held, and transmit the
same to the sheriff of the county and
the sergeant of the corporation in
which such election is to be held, to be
by such sergeant or sheriff published
by posting copy thereof at each vot-
ing place in his county or corporation
at least ten days before such election"
Richmond Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-11
MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. II, 1893.

FIVE WEEKS ago to-day Congress
met having been convened for the sim
gle purpose of stopping the Treasury's
monthly purchase of four and half
million ounces of silver bullion, which,
it was alleged, was the cause of the
refusal of the banks to lend money and
of the closing of the factories. Inc
banks are now lending money on good
security, the premium on currency has
gone. and the closed factories are re-
opening; but the bill to repeal the sill
yer purchasing act has not yet been
passed, nor is it now known when 1t
will be. But, what is worse, the tax on
fuel and wooden clothing and other nec-
essaries, which the poor must soon buy
if they would live through the rapidly
approaching winter, still stands, and,
from present appearances, is likely to
do so for year, if not longer. The in
iouitv of the laws of this country is now
quietly submitted to, but as the popu-
lation increases and the fight for bread
and meat grows hotter, demagogues
will appear here as they did in old
Rome who will teach that as all the evils
of the nation result from its laws, the
people's life demands the abolition of
all laws; and many will be deceived
by such teaching.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-11
TELEGRAPHIC BRETlTIES q

Curtis C. Bushnell, Yale, '9l, left
New Haven, Ct, to-day to accept a
professorship in the Emory and Henry
University of Virginia, recently offered
him.
Reports from many points in Min
nesota and the Dakotas indicate that
yesterday was the hottest day Of 1898.
At several points along the border the
mercury was more than 100.
An unknown incendiary set fire to
the Mount st. Lawrence College, at
Montreal, at II o'clock last night in the
garnet, over where 214 boys were
asleep. All were gotten out safely.
This is the sixth time the building has
been set on fire.
DR.. +. NJ. Bozinch, young ply
stefan of Bridgeport, Conn.,, was arrest
ed and lodged in Jail last night, charg-
with criminally assaulting the young
wife of Joseph H. Kerochinski, in
whose family the doctor lived. b.
finch says he has perfect defence.
Emperor William has written to
Prince Won Observation-Disclosures,
Governor of Alsace-Lorraine: 1.-THE
cordiality of my reception in Alsace-
Lorraine proves that the people are
steadily becoming reconciled to the
Union and are growing convinced that
it is indissoluble."
A Parliament of Religion. opened in Chi.
cago to-day. The parliament is composed of
representatives of all sects and from all coun-
tries, and the object is to unite all religions
against all irreligion and to present to the
world the substantial unity of many religions
in the common aim of religious life.
G. w. Dye, aged "a years and ono of the
wealthiest planters in northeast Georgia, is
dead and has left bis fortune of over half a
million dollars to the negro family who at
tended him for the last so years. Dye was
never married.
Schooner Rebecca ]. Moulton, which ar
rived at Boston yesterday from Brunswick,
Ga, reports September End, 80 miles south by
east from Cape Hatteras, passed vessel on
fire. She was apparently square rugged.
The Spokane exhibition building at Spo'
kane, WASH erected in 1890 az cost Of
100000, was destroyed by fire last night.
The funeral of the late ex-Secretary Hamil-
ton Fish took place at Garrisons, n. Y, this
evening.
A death from Asiatic cholera was reported
to-day at Retford, England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-11

Mr.. TELLER's SPEEcH.-In the .. S.
Senate on Saturday Mr.. Teller spoke
in opposition to the repeal of the sher-
man bill. During his speech he warm
" resented what he termed the "lec-
turing" which the Senate was receiv-
ing from certain newspapers. In re-
ply to one of the extracts read by NJ.
Teller Mr.. Vest said ''If there is any
ultimatum coming from the President
of the United States it is not known to
myself or to any of my associates.
However much we may differ from the
President, none of US shall ever come
to the degrading conclusion that he
will send a message to the United
States Senators seeking to control their
action" Mr.. Teller characterized as q
"mendacious statement" what "pur-
ported to be a telegram from the
President of the United States to "a
member of Congress, congratulating
him and his associates on the passage
of the repeal bill by the House of Rep
resentatives." Before he had conclud-
ed his speech Mr.. Teller yielded to
motion for an executive session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-11
Shot by Burglars.

CHICAGO, Sept. HARRY Warner,
a night clerk in drug store, had ter
rible struggle for his life early yester-
day morning with two robbers. He
was shot in the mouth and then beaten
on the head with q billy until the
thieves left him, as they supposed, dead.
He was found lying unconscious. The
cash register in the store had been
riAed and an attempt had been made 10
rob the safe.