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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
Cages Weuisfeiten.
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= SIN &eprdfentantenbauie purbe
bic Bin CUR Nufname bic Serritorium8
Nri5ona nit 1876 gegeu so Stimmen
angenommen. Die &epublifaner entz
bieIten fi9 anfdngli9 Der Nbfimmurg,
UNI bas 3uftanbetommen zines Quo=
runs gu oerbinbern, iebo9 ohne gre
folg. Die Nbfimmung iiber bic Bill
3ur 3ulaRung bes Serritoriums Neus
Merito pirb ilrmittelbar foIgen.
- Die leitenben Setter Der 8etpe.
gurg fur bic Silberfreiprdgnng biele
ten in Waibingten cine 3uiammets
tunft ab, art iiber bic bel Der nd1fen
&ongreB > gampasne ein3uf9lagenbe
pplitif 3u beratben. Nn ber @onferen3
nabmen amBer ben eisentli9en Gibrerr
Der Silberbemegung aud bic 6tbrer
Der groBen Nrbeiter : Srganiiationcn
She'll. Sc beiBt, man perbe elm fpe'
cieles .~nationales SilberzSidet" aufs
ftelen.
= Sn philadelphia ftarb Or. CD.
Mornib, @igentbiimer bes bort eri1eis
nenben .9euti6er Democrat
= Na9 9eters 8aummoaberi6t
limb bonn l. September bis iebt $685.
598 Balen 8au mtpole aus ben Siibs
itaaten in BEN Sanbel sefommen, geger
A, 246, 158 in Der entipre6en6en 3eit
bes porigen unb gegen 1878, SOB Ball
len in Der bes poroorisen Sabres.
= Sn Sebalia, Mo., tpurbe am Is.
DECEMBER Did &obinion gebdngt, Ser
i'm OCTOBER 1892 elm beuti9es Mdb>
den Nameas Sobanna S6ulmann ers
morbet bate.
MuSIanb.
= @roBes Mufieben erregt eins
&ebe, bic Dr. Sigl, Der p~reuBenfreRee
ride &ebatteur bes in Miin6en err
i9einenben s8aterlanb" i'm &ei9stas
pe loslieB. Sie Mnsfibrungen bes
@ebners ri6teten fi6 DEFENDERS gegen
bag neue &lebegeieb-fo beaei6net
man bic Wiquelf9en Stemrelteuers
porlcge, neil benz Steueraabler auges
mutbet perben iOa, aaf Guittungen,
ara1tbriefe &c. Steuelnaarfen 81 fles
ben-ober, tuie Der ftreitbare Baper eS
10 i96n nannte, bas Bapperl : @eieb.
(Wapperl 1T bas baprif6e Oiminuti>
bum BON Mappen. Sic S%tempelmar>
fen aeigen bas &ei6smappen. Die
Reb.) 9robenb rief Or. Sigl aus,
wenrl Der 3ei98tag peitere 4lebegeies
BE, tpeitere MilitdruDrlasen Ober 9ans
beIspertrdge anuebme, bann merbe
man Elm blaues Wunber erleben. 9as
Centrum miife fi9 gegen bas neue
Wapperls@ eieB %erfldren, ionf tperbe
es bas S9idial Der baDril6en Nriftos
fratert tbeilen, bic aus benz &ei6stage
perf9munben ieien, tpeil iie bas erfte
Wapperls@ eieb (bas Nlterss unb Sns
palibitdts @eieB) mitsei6afen bdtten.
Die bsiben in 9iel perbafteten
fransORf6sn Spione, 6eren prOceb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
Gin Bud iiber bic Grippe
kolten= uno portotrei wG6reno oes
Monats De5em6er 5uge(anot.
Seeilt Gud, baielbe 81 erlangetr.

8einabe Sebermann bat beutautaee
bic 8rippe, unb, nas Elm neit unsIiidliz
6erer umltanb lit, irb Elm GROCER proz
ae1ttiaB Der nit bic er epidemic Bebafs
tete1, anltatt better gu iperbe1, ipie le
iolten, an 6rpnii6em @atarrb il Ser
5Dtge gu leiben baben. 9ieies 1T faft
unpermeiblid Der Sail, menn pesru. no
ni6t 10 i6neG als m0gli6 mad Dem Anz
fang Der @rippe %eingenommer mirb.
Seberman, Der bic Wirtungen bes pes
ruzna mdbrenb Der lebten brei @pibes
mien Der Grippe pabrsenommen, meiB
gang beltinmt, baB bieIes 0eilmittel
bic aranfbeit permanent turirt. Sc lit
iebo6 SbutIa6e, baB eben cine groBe
Msbrdabl beg Goltes pesru.na nt6t
einntmmt un0 baber in ibrem Sp1tem
bas Junbament fir 6ronif9en @az
tarrb legeH. 9ier 1T pie6erum Yezrus
no bas ein3ige 3uperldftge 0eilmittel.
Selbft in 5aQen, in mel9en Der 6ros
nif9e &atarrb bic 2un9er a%ngegrifs
fen unb bic eriten Stabier Der fatars
rbalii6en S6minbiu9t ibr @ri9etnen
MAIDEN, fann man fi6 auf pesruzna,
berlahen fir cine a%uberldhige unb
bauernbe Sur. Sic Grippe un6 Der
&atarrb finb ieBtbie awei er6Bten Geim>
be bes menf6li6en 2ebens i'm 2anbe.
pesrusna beilt beibe.
Man lafe ii6 6as tteuelte Bud iiber
biefe &ranfbeiten 5uienben. Mirb fret
mad irgen6 elmer NoreHe berlanbt bon
Der pezrusna 9rus Manufacturing
Company, in Columbus, Obio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
9esas.

Serr Grant 9obert in 8renbdm
bat cine intereRante 9tatitit iiber ben
Baumnolbau in Maibington Gountp
pdbrenb Der Sabre 1892 unb 1898
eelammelt unb apar bur6 Nnfrassn
bel einbunbert Garmern. Sas grgebs
nib 1T, baB I'M Sabre 1892 bic 6armer
1856 older nit gaumipoae beitelten
unb 1858 8alen ernteten; in 1898
purben 3449 Qfer nit 8aummole
bepHan3t uub bic @rHte betrug MIR
1926 8alen,
Cine penniplbanii9e &oblens
&ompagnie bat, tpie elm Muitiner 8ez
ri6t bonn IA. Oea. mittbeilt, atpet
@ettionen S9uQanb, bic in preibio
@ountp liegen unb als DWineralaub"
tlaiffsirt finb, gu benz preiie DOR
$40 per Gder getauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
Sic 9lttnabmc Der rteuen oe,ti6e
GanoelsnertrGae.

Sic Mnnabmc Der neteu oerti6en
Samoelsnertrage.
Dim 6reitag, ben Is. DECEMBER fanb
I'M beutf6ea &ei9stase bic brittle 2ez
flung Der Sanbelspertrdge ftatt.
@raf 9erbert 8ismard grif ben
8rafen @apripi in beftiger @eiie an
unb erfldrte, baB heHen NeuBerungen
iber bic porliesenben 8ertrdge i'm
9onie ben Ginbrud beroorgerufen bdts
ten, aIs fei er unter bic Greibdnbler
gegangen. Sic SntereFen Der 2anbs
tpirtbe, fubr er folt, miirben ben So
~britanten geppfert, Dbmobl bod bic
SntereRen bei6er folibarii6 iein ioaten.
@raf 8ismard fpra6 rubiger unb
befpnnener ,als iDnt unb 6as 9aus b6rte
Inn NIT GROCER NufmerfIamfeit gu. Sin
allgemeiner Sumult erbob f9, als er
Der @eeierung ben &atb ertbeilte, ben
9eid Stag auf3ulbien unb nod einmal
an bic Wdbler au appe1iren. Sic
meiteren Musfibrungen bes @rafsn
8ismard purben fnrtmdbrenb unterz
bro9en bur9 ftirmii9en geifaQ auf
Der re6ten unb bur9 3ii6en unb
S9arret auf Der linfen Seite bes
9aufes.
gugen &i9ter unb Der Matiolale
paaf6e erpiberten bic N%usfabrungen
8ismarfs in iebr gereiatem 9one. &i6s
ter nannte ibn einen rSpr6Bling
Der SDnatie 3 8ismarf" unb paaf6e
narnte i'm gar n@raf Don Quirote4.
S9lagfertis erpiberte @raf 8ismard,
er acceptire bieien lebteren Sitel, ues
nigitens in iomeit, als er aud gegen
Winbmiblen gu fdmpfen babe. Sc
NOR bas cine Nnfpielung auf bic Sbats
fade, 6ab paai@e fi@ in ge3us auf
feline @teGung gu ben 6anbelseertrd>
gen minbmablen fllgelartig gebrebt
bate unb aus efnem @egner berielben
plbgli9 ein begeiferter 8efiirnorter
getporben mar,
Na9 meitereit 9ebatten nabm Der
&ei9stas f6lieBltd bic SanbelSbers
fridge auif6en 9euti6lanb unb Spa
MEN, Serbien unb &umdnien an.
Sos ENHANCEMENT bes @rafen &anib,
baB bic @altigfeitsbauer biefer 8ers
fridge auf ein Sabr bei6rdnft tperben
foae, trur6e nit GROCER Waioritdt abs
delehnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
MAGNETIC
"

Gsa eeIanttrtes 4etImttteI fhr 6sferte, G&irtnbeI,
ness1Is GrfnIafuns, berppvserufen hur& ben 0ebrau&
sen 9lfstri ober Gabatt S@leFpfsteit, eeiRise @tes
kersei4t sen4ett. @ebh&tntef4md@e, &ektraerpets
{gIt&tsi4nd9e Eel beihen 0ef&le&tern, Psuutipneu,
BE blr& n<teran(freuenng beS Gebirns, Maibbraud
sbey Gntk aIfamtett entheben.
DE-. Deeofer q Co.. Drusstftea, (RaGfoIser
ssn Jotn &. 9arrtfen) aaetnise MSeuten, Splebabs
Aie6y gan antruio, Ee5oe. Gteuip Msenten fur
Htf's Merpeus uub @ebtrn sMeitteI.
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sa- Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. Mbolefales unb &etail ; Sdnbler
in feinen Gufern, Gii6en, @ilb &C.
Selepbone q o. 81.
Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe perben
erbeten unb prompt au8gefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16

S9ife Laufen Houlesne an unb ieseln iebe
@s4e BON REQ DDrf adj 9o[Ianh.
Dur@s8iaete mad allen europaiiHen Gtdb,
Ten tuerben ~ ben nieorisiten Staten AUS
sefent.
erje Guiute $40 unb auipdrts. Smeite
getate $86 unb auftrdrts. 8triidenbedss
ssnete bon europa tperben borIdufs midi
eusgeaeut, bod ftnb Ginipamhererr stpeite
eaJp4esBtuetS 81 ermdbi8ten Raten gefteQt.
%. 8. 9pmn8, Agent.
bi4 DfsQoutensS tTabe, Gan Mntsnio, 9er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16

Srufs unb Gombinationen itn6 utts
popular. IS giebt aber cine Dirt
Crust, gegen bic Niemanb etmas
gu Iagen hat. 9ies 1T bas Sruft Dber
0ertrauen, bas bas publitum bat in
6ppb's Sariaparila.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16

por benz &ei@sseri6t in 2eipais CUR
gerbanblung fam, baben eingeftars
ben, baB es lire Nbli6t tpar, bic BON
ibnen ifi33irten Bldue Der beuti9en
9hitene unb Safenbeieitigunsen Der
frans0il6en &egierHng saus3uliefern.
Scr &ei6sanpalt b%eartragte cine
Strafe BON 5 reip. 4 Sabren 3u6tz
baus.
= Sn elmer Stride gu llel3em in Der
preuBii6en prooin3 Dannoper fanb
man eine 8ombe nit elmer glimme1z
ben 3unbf9nur. Dielelbe murbe nod
re6t5eitig uni6dbli6 gen,a6t.
= 9te frans6fi9e 0eputirtenfams
mer bat cine Bill gegen ben MiBbrau6
nit Sprengitofen unb cine Bill our
8eri9drfung Der gereinsgeiebe nit
GROCER Maioritdt angenommen. 8eibe
@eieBe ri6tet ii6 9egen be Nnar6iz
fen.
= Sn p%ernisupe bat maa einen
Miann Namens @orbina perbaftet, Der
u1ter benz b~riu9enben 8erbahte ftebt,
Der 8eriber bes m6rberiiden 8ombens
tuurfs in Barcelona geweien gu iein.
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Nu. 95 siebt ankerproemtlid),

So Ii6 cine unsebeure Na6frage
mad unferen 95 Gents =96uben aler
4rt geltenb ma9t, 10 baben mir be-
i9loRen, NIT benz @ertauf berielben
bis auf Hnbeitimmte 3eit fort3ufabren.
Cinderella Sdmbs 0alaft.
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Budleus slrntca galbe.

Dts bete Gable Der Welt fur S@nttte, Naeti&uu.
sen, @ei@nhrei Stebers unb Saut, &usiGIus, TIe@ten,
selpruneeue 9dnbe, Sroffbeulen uub ale Santfranfs
4etten; turirt Sdmcrrtotsen ober fetne HesobIuna.
H6atse Sufrtebenbett saranttrt pber has @eI6 wtfb
buradeyftattet. rs Gents be S&a&teI. Bum 9erfauI
MtpIefaIe,
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"

aauft bic beiteu Snbianer 3erritO.
rum . &oblen 81 $3.50 per 5onne,
ebenio @ofes bon Der
Gan Qntonio sass pagnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16

1ar Sas Waarenlaser BON Is
Ser 8ro8. 1T Derlodenb. Sier 9iebt
es bnr6aus rteue unb moberne Nrtitel
Der Supelenbran6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
: emalifde Gd5mle,
san u ntpnip. Tera8

can Nntpntp, SeTa&.
anertannt tidtise ~aebranfaIt fur Anaben
unb Mdbden felt breiBis Sobret In sreSei
8irfiamfeit. 8prtrefFi@e 2ebrfr1fte ,ntei
bepdbrter 2eituns. Der enslii9en GpraGt
trirb, mie Der beutiHen, npIe &ehauns &c,
traget. MmBerbem nnterridt int Spantf@er.
GinisernlaBen bprbereitete S1iter fiubeR IL
berseit Nufnabme. Ndbere 2usfuaft ertbeiIen
.9err S. @rpoS, BrdiDent beS @GuI 9or.
ftanbes unb % m. 8arbed, DIRECTOR Rel
anitaIt. tutr-.
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balb mar er es aud, auf ben ieBt nod
mo6enlansem pergebli6en Sin= uno
6erfu6en mieber bic Wabl bes &6nigs
6umbert fieI.
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Git 0aMkbarer pattent.
Git setdbst 3auiuta,na In gsep gorf, oer
fetnes stames ntdt semaHat babem
nth, estptppt if@ ais @obItbdtes
bet tetSenoen @eeai@bett.
Sc f&reibt:
@tt1rte berrsnl

@tebrts 6erreni
pa ID, tuie Sic piFen, meine puatanbise @e.
Helune bon t9uerett eeinen eine1n in Sbrem .Mra4
f.,2aqe an9eee6snen 6stintittel o%sreante, 70
etiptiisa ~ tonnen, inbem i'd Sic erfude ffr Elm.
ssgenoeH gbed 5000 banpn gratis au pertheiIen,
oamit aug Der armite arante 5eiIuns inoen l1n6ee.
bo6adtunsspon
Sbr banfbarer q. 81.
NIB. Sas Bud entbdlt ssesepte, bic in isber
Apotbete seraaat iuerben f6nnem une tuirb mad
eHpIans bon 5iuei griefmarfen fir gerpaduns
unc porto frei 5~useianbi BON Der PRIVATE CLINIC
4 DIsrENsARx, 20 gseft Il. Str, Stem gorf, 81. D.
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&ppb's Niaen finb rein pesetabilii6.
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= 8Ornebme SeeIen bafen ni6t-
fe pera6ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
Ste etnatse tas1t@ i'd t=
bemtidbe Seitmmg TIT 9egas.

Dte vSreie 8reKe fir Segas" bat
sen alien bemtid teTanifheH 3ettttt=
!eu bic grDBte Mbpnnentenaabl.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13
Twenty million Years.

According TO all probability, not
withstanding all the circumstances
which threaten it, our planet will
die, not of an accident, but a nat
ural death. The death will be
the consequence of the extinction
of the sun in twenty million years
or perhaps thirty since its
condensation at relatively moder-
ate rates will give in on one hand
100000 years Of existence, while
on the other hand the inevitable fall
of meteors into the sun may double
this number. Even if you suppose
the duration of the sun TO be pro-
longed 70 100000 years, it is
still incontestable that the radia
ton from the sun cools it, and that
the temperature of all bodies tends
to an equilibrium.
The day will come when the sun
will be extinct. Then the earth
and all the other planets of our
system will cease to be the abode
of life. They will be erased from
the great book and will revolve,
black cemeteries, around an extin-
guished sun. Will there planets
continue to exist even then? Yes,
probably in the case of Jupiter
and perhaps Saturn. No beyond
a doubt, for the small bodies, such
as earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury
and the moon. Already the moon
appears to have preceded us tow
ard the final desert. Mars is much
farther advanced than the earth
toward the same destiny.
These little worlds lose their
elements of vitality much faster
than the sun loses its heat. From
year to year and from day to day
the surface of the earth is trans
formed. On one hand the conti-
nents are crumbling away and be-
coming submerged by the sea; on
the other hand the amount of wa
ter on the surface of the globe is
diminishing. A careful calcula-
ton shows that by the action of
erasure alone all the land ON our
planet will be covered with water
in 100000 years.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

Jennie, the last Of the famous
tribe of Rogue River Indians, died
at Jacksonville, Ore, this week.
She had anticipated her death by
preparing with her own hands
buckskin burial robe, ornamented
with beads, shells, transparertt
pebbles, etcs TO an extent that
brought the weight Of the queer
looking shroud up to nearly fifty
pounds.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

Baltimore Herald
The action of Secretary Smith
in establishing new rules forgthe
Pension Bureau appears TO be a
step in the right direction. Under
the Disabilities Pension Act and
the fanciful regulations adopted
in carrying it out the payment of
pensions degenerated almost to
the proportions of a public scan
dal. Men we're admitted to the
lists who had no Just claim what
ever to the public money. The
revenues were consumed by such
payments, and the National Treas
ury brought to the verge of resort
to forced loans and other expedi-
ents to save the credit of the gov
ernment. Secretary Smiths rul-
ings, which have the sanction of
the Attorney General, will not
only stop the payment of fraudu-
lent pension claims, but will re-
open certain cases decided under
the old rulings, and will result in
purging the lists of a good many
names now cumGering them. The
estimated savings will reach some
thing like S2O,OOO,OOO annually
an item worth saving in the pres
ent condition of the National
finances.
The new rulings will naturally
stir up n storm of protests, but
they will also meet the approval
of intelligent and fair minded men.
1t will, of course, be said that the
administration is seeking this
means of economy in order that
the finances may be put in shape
for the decrease in revenues which
will result from tariff reform. That
allegation, however, does not affect
the wisdom of purging the pen
sion lists or of bringing the opera
tions of the Pension Bureau with
in the strict letter and interpreta-
tion of the law. The payment of
pensions in numberless cases has
been no better than the bestowal
of public largesses upon the citi-
zens of the United States. 1t is
time the whole thing was brought
to an inglorious end. Against the
payment of pensions to disabled
soldiers and sailors who deserve
we'll of their country no voice has
been or will be heard. But against
the reckless bestowal of money
upon old soldiers whose claims
upon the government are without
proof should be stopped at once
Upon that point the people of the
country have spoken in no uncer,
tain voice.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

A very interesting book is pro-
missed nothing less than the orr
ginal journal kept by Captain
Cook, the navigator. 1t never has
been published. What purports
to be his narrative is grabbed, in
terpolated and concocted DR..
Hawkesworth's works in 1773 free
ly Incorporated extracts from the
journals of Banks and Lolander,
and he added his own reflections,
so that it cannot be counted a re-
liable production. There are two
copies of Cooks journal extent.
One is in the hands of the Admir-
atty, and the other recently came
to light and got into the possession
of Mr.. John Corner, whose son is
about to publish it. Cooks nara
tive will enable the world to make
accurate comparisons between the
condition Of the races of the South
Sea Islands as the navigator saw
them and that which they are in
now. Some of these aborigines have
disappeared, and probably there
will only be a small remnant of the
most progressive two or three
generations hence. The Tasman,
ians are gone. How many Hawa
iians VIII there be at the end Of
the next century?
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

Ncw lOfh sun
Queen Victoria leads a quieter
and less rufiled life than the sover-
eign Of any other country IN Eu-
rope. She is not bothered with the
business Of running her Govern
ment; she never gets involved in
the squabbles Of parties; she moves
from one of her royal residences to
another according to her pleasure;
she iudulges in a foreign tour
whenever she is disposed she does
not need even to keep an eye on
the Prince of Wales nowadays
and her domestic cares must be
light All the other sovereigns
have hard time Of it. Here is
Oscar H., King of Sweden and
Norway, tormented by the Norwe-
gian malcontents, by the obstruc-
tive Storthing and by Ibsen. Here
is William II. of Germany driven
to his wits end by hectoring adj
versaries. Here is the King of
the Greeks George L., always hard
up, and at this time almost over
whelmed in a sea of troubles. Here
is the King of the Belgians, Leo
pold H., whose throne was men
aced n few weeks ago by his rebel
lious subjects, and saved for a time
only by his prudence. Here is the
little King of Spain Alfonso XII,
who must be frightened when he
hears his subjects shouting for a
republic. Here are the Gar of
Russia, the King of Italy, the EN-
peror of Austria and the Sultan of
Turkey, the hardships of whom are
known to all the world. The young
Queen of the Netherlands, Wilhel-
nina; the middle-aged King OF
Portugal, Charles l., and the old
King of Denmark, Christian TX,
lead a tolerably quiet life, hut they
don't amount to much, and may
meet with bad luck any day.
Among the sovereigns of Europe
it is her Britannia Majecty alone
who is alway perfectly serene.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

There is just now a revival of the
Napoleon craze in Paris, and the
authors, playwrights, and the max
ers of bronze souvenirs in the
shape of images, inkstands and the
like objects, are all occupied with
the diminutive figure of 'the first
Buonaparte." One Partisan col
lector is said to possess thousands
of pieces representing Napoleon
in different aspects and attitudes.
M. Sardou is to put on the stage
next winter a play in which the
Emperor is to appear, Alphonse
Daudet has long contemplated the
preparation of a book in which
Napoleon will be studied from a
purely Southern point of view,as
zone of those Southern natures in
which man as a moral being is sim
ply absent"
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

Pater docking up from his pa
PERI What was that noise? 1t
sounded like the explosion of a
champagne bottle"
Mater (undisturbed) i think
perhaps its Mr.. Sappy IN the par
lor popping the question to Nell
lie.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

One of the finest and most per-
fectly appointed library buildings
in the world is the new Millicent
Library, presented by the children
of Mr.. H. II. Rogers, of the Stand
ard Oil Company, to the town of
Fairhayen, Mass, in memory of
their sister, Millicent, who died in
1890. This library has an endow-
ment of 100000 for It's support,
and already contains over 5000
well-chosen volumes. Fairhaven
has profted by the accident of
its having been Mr.. Rogers birth
place, fof it owes to his family a
fine schoolhouse and a handsome
town hall, as we'll as the library.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

Santa Fe sun.
One by one the "rascals" are be-
ing fred out. Mr.. Z. l.. Hall, the
new U. S. Marshal took his Office
yesterday and relieved Marshal
Romero, who was in the midst of
the term of U. s. court in this dis
trict. Mr. Hall inaugurated his
administration in the democratic
style-by the appointment Of dem
ocratic deputies, bailiffs and inter-
prefers. This is prominently
proper. Republican rule in this
Territory during the past four
years has been ironclad. In San
ia Fe and northwestern New Mex
leo, especially, where the republi-
can federal and territorial officials
we're punched, their domination
has been despotc. Under their
administration during the past
four years murders have been
committed that are generally be-
lieved to have been purely politi-
cal. Leading democrats have been
indicted for murder and other
crimes, in squads, reaching as
high as 16 at time. Demo-
cratic officials have been removed
from office on the most highland
ed and outrageous assumption of
power and authority. Democratic
officers have been sent to the coun-
ty Jail and oustod from Office at
every opportunity. Democratic
justices and constables have been
kicked out all over the county by
a lordly board of county commits
sionere that had itself been placed
in Office by the might of power.
1t has been worth a mans person
al liberty and safety and some
times almost his life to avow dem
ocracy in this county during the
past three or four years republi-
can domination has been so des-
potic. Things are changing slow
ly but surely now. Ono by one
the "rascals" are going out and
the democrats are coming out ol
the shadows and breathing the all
of freedom. There shall be nc
surprisal, but within the limit oI
right and justice there shall be NJ
quarter. Marshal Hall has begun
well indeed begun in true
democratic style. One by one the
democratic officials will drop int
office, while the mourners will e
about the streets living off accu
mutations of their despotic day
or rustling ON the open rang,
am ong the common herd, and tn,
gang viii sit around the plaz,
whiting sticks or "doing time
with Col, Bergman. This "rota
tion in Office" affects the politician
and the effect will be especial,
noticeable here in Santa Fe
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

Murders and suicides by mere
children in France are reported to
be very frequent. Nine murders
of boys and girls under ten years
of age, committed by boys under
fourteen, are noted within the last
few months. Suicides are about as
numerous. Two occurred a couple
of weeks ago, one of boy, who
hanged himself, and the other of a
girl, who threw herself into the
Seine.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

The rate of mortality among the
Jewish peasants IN Russia is
something dreadful to contem-
plate. 1t averages about AZ in
1000, and in some provinces it
reaches to the high rate of go in
1000. The congress of Russian
physicians in the year 1885 sol
emnly declared that the cause of
this extraordinary rate of mortal
ity was due TO the lack of food.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-13

Thirteen torpedo boat destroy
ers are to be added to the British
navy,