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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-02
LATE KILOGRAMS

Vlcts to her road gang.
The state militia kick as usual
over the encampment awards.
The North Carolina teachers
visit the Worlds fair in a body.
Consul and Mrs. Fecht rendered
a complimentary farewell at Eagle
Pass.
tFrance is not satisfied with
the acceptance of her terms by
Siam.
Mexican minister of the interior,
Rubio, reported critically ill, is
better.
Large shipments of gold for
this country from Australia are re-
ported.
Fourteen prisoners were killed
by an explosion at Dumskiplatz,
Russia.
Mari Ouchard, French dramatist
died in Paris yesterday in his
Goth year.
Secretary Carlisle is at Gray
Gables in consultation with the
President.
Habeas corpus relief refused in
the case of Knox and his wife at
City of Mexico.
Landa'S cotton seed oil mills
New Braunfeis. are receiving their
new machinery.
The Comal rifles and their hand
some colors, are given their home
return reception.
England will not submit to be
shut out of the waters of Siam by
the French feet.
Radicals in Buenos Ayres say
they will make as complete a rev.
olutiOn as in 1890.
Reagan is chairman of commit
tee on resolutions in the Chicago
silver convention.
Cleveland will return to Wash
ington on Monday with his mes.
sage in his pocket.
Corpus welcomes her militia on
their return from camp with open
arms and spread.
The German and English. gun
boats enter the Menam river and |
anchor off Bangkok.
Over one million sterling in gold |
taken out of the Bank of England |
for the United States.
Russia has resolved to ask China
for an explanation of her attitude
in the Pamir question.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed
I. S. Wilkerson disburser of public
money at New Orleans.
Captain William F. Risinuth, a
we'll known inventor, committed
suicide at Philadelphia.
Secretary of State Gresham and
Postmaster General Bissell have
returned to Washington.
A negro fiend murders whole
family and Outrages the wife and
mother, near Montgomery.
lie Blanche wins the mill at
Goshen, Ind. against Dryer of
Michigan, in eight rounds.
The two negroes arrested at
loaded down with stolen
ewelry are escaped convicts.
Old Confederate bills have been
passed on the unwary in Mexico
or good American currency.
The Italian admiral in the st,
lawrence complains that the Cana
lians do not return his salutes.
Kansas asks the cooperation of
Texas in securing a steamship line
rom the Texas coast to Europe.
The summer normals are report
ID to superintendent Carlisle the
most efficient yet held in Texas.
Pork goes tumbling into the pit
md some of the big dealers go
,roke, Cudahy along with the rest.
Austin dam construction COOS
IN perfunctorily and there is no
Indication of any drop in water
ateS.
The patriots who would like
positions in the coming congress
re canvassing Washington. No
'eturns.
Those notes for the Mustang ISL
md excavation are being signed,
md when all are executed work is
% begin.
Mitchell, of New York, breaks
he worlds record, for putting the
Is pound hammer, three feet, cast
ng, SO feet Il inches.
Juan Balansuela, found dead on
he Blanco road, near San Marcos,
murdered by young Mexican who
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-02

FIRST blood has been drawn by
the local ranchmen in the fight
between them and the big syndi-
Gates in the Panhandle. The fight
is over water for stock, but blood
may flow as well as water before
the matter is settled.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-02
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Announcements for State and County
)fficers ten Dollars in advance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
CHlcAGO LINrsrnck

Chicago. MS, March % Cattle. re-
ccipis, 1000; shipments. i5OO market
steady. 90 strong: top stpers. NA1otf6 80.
medium to good So }uJt5 ~, others.
Sh0ONON; fcd Texans. SA21sil 40.
int COWS aud hciftfs. SSO5WA1Os
Hogs Receipts, 1900; shipments
7OOO. market lower. common AMI mix
ga, SGT2 t12fjT ~: prime heavy and
butchers weight ST355lT 40; light. $500
MTO5
sheep Receipts 5000. shipments.
2ivO; market, slightly higher; natives.
~ WWN3a. western. 50. t5Nh as. Tex.
aus, S80WA85; lambs. Si1005G0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
THE GAZETTE MACHINE
WhaI Those who Have Uspd 4 Say o. The
Chespesi MaohlnO IN the Market
FIRST Class IN Eyety rar,ieulss
0rcenylile. August %, 1892

To the Democrat Publishing Co.
{ received my sewing machine, ana
viii say 10 you tbat We arc more ilian
pleased with ~ l find II IN good order
chine IA every particular. NA wife
aud also fnd Il % be irN.plnm ina'
Fnys 10 tell you thai she don't think
hard Of you about The delay, the u too
welt satisfied with o. ard wonld not
give Il W fot eny 500 machine. We
with sou l0uR Ne and mont suecoaA
iufnh fOr the Democrats aud thfee
cheers for me Democrat Publishing
company, Of Fort Worth. Texna Ai0y
your paper ever spread aDd carry The
glad tidings nf that noble machine % q
thousand more homes. You may put az
have said la your paper u you Ike,
Yours truly
Is. }. JOHNSON.
Croonyilo. Hunt county, Texaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

unWnrie 81 NNio los enrr fo..h d
vents all up Si NtsS al 81 nv e.,,
les. ~ tiolS " "'''
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rtr n.y., S-li- pVi pumpkin yans. NcOi
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g,t NNN, ,e'Nti'VVi cnrnmhcrs. per doa,.
Si'-y ANpesa per ny, dc, Tomatoes,
pef to NtiNe, oi sivr rlapl per dnt
agl hceis WITH tops per dos, hun,hcs.
tNW$p' Wnat,gn,' per doE hpnchcs
ttNti NcNN N'lNcN' PVT Dbl. N3V0 10
HtNVi NNNli.tH' Ift dnt. punches. .hf
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HVei tNViNh lNf uut Npnehes, tftlOcs
carrots p,f vo,, lunches AHiiuc, pors,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

ST. Louis, Mo, March Colour siea'
Dis. without change
Wheat Made a strong START but was
.,,.,ttle1 136i5-S below yesterday No.
} red cash. 81; April, % II; May %
SIS: JuIy. Gs 3S oo
Corn Dead. dun, closing weak ~
"A. an No =. mixed. cash ~ IL; APRIL
Sd az. AInv. 81 3-4N3S; July, wv l-S
= Oats- Duh; No. ., cash, SOi May ~
3-S. son
WHISKY SLY.
provisions Weak; demoralized by
Chicago. 20
pork STANDARD mess, u
Lard 5000. 90 *.
DRY salt mcnts-iOose shoulders $50
Inns. ana ribs. S9000lQo0i shorts $40
1s651O 81. boxed. Ice more e,ooo
p.con Packed shoulders, SlV.W'
,.~s N' apl rms. SlO5Oltl062 II;
shorts. St0G7 l@0ll 49,, 40
si Hams sugar cured. 10 l-20l4 L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

~. Orlenns. Ia March ~ '.eii'F
D1ssN o,iinorv u fair dull, Sioa-Vi
erSg.r-Open kettle active anu sliyns,
s.SSsF f,s 40 mime = l2c; fair y fgol
fui.! 81 4a5 l-lOc. c0mmon % 500
iSii rs: cenfriioeals s,Tg.sl , ag'9
ss oi neer sparnely; prime Yellow oiai'
so3 q i-lc. Oh 90 3 l-i4tei s'''H''
. i4N3 l.2c ,,ss,rat choice
oae. stictly prtne l54l iiei lii,I
eooi prime ls9igei "a ta'f .s " 7lse;
ds12c. comuon % sooa os
,,,fa4for 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

Vow York, Marcel "a sfnre and
lower. closing iifia Ne. Siay active;
elevator "a 54cs epn,sv IS. y rcl
VIZ Es sSe June 70 l-4ei Juiy 4 9-'e'
4 ,,east rs l-hc ~ , 50 II
eiri SER oeli8ns mme ael'fe' VI
MVlfi fIl closed Wfas avn
yaneta ft it 3.4c; l1ne a. '' =,
- S. -Opsiens o7sned trn' . o0FN y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

Walnut Tex. May 20. 1902
Fort Worth Gazette.
lnr machine mA had n "a Dc al YOU
claim for IA We arc delighted NTH tho
finish ara ihc work n docs Think 4
very cheap for fnch a narllre and
equal 10 q $50 or so machine
Yours with thanks for if
a. J. MOhlilhON,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

ran Worth. Ter, Sept, 2s,is02
Editor u Gazette.
Allow zoe 20 fay 81 behalf n The
ga1cfte mnrhiui, that ] have bad
on ~ constant tee FOR the past eighteen
months, and during that Ome 4 has
Gone the best Of work, nnd proven ITSELF
ron mnfh successes. a. you cNu safely
feosuimond ~ Very respectfully,
81. bAhNlLIA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

kansas City, Mo. March 2S Cattle.
receipts, $500 shipments. 200. market.
moro active. steady 90 strong thorough.
Dressed beef and shipping steers. SioC6f
A,9; stockers and feeders. S2NMf5a1.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. shipments
800; market dun. 16M20c lower, clos.
ing lower stronE' nll grades. So 25gf
Il1. bulk. S025Hd03
sheep Receipts 12OO.. shipments.
mono, market. active, strong.
higher muttons, $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
nANsAs 49, pR0DTCE.

K,nsas civ. Mo-. March ~. Wheat
IA com quoted on basis Mississippi
r river. corn and oats basis. kansas w, ~
HVteat-1-2c. lower; NO Z hard %
10: No. red, %, a,o,sl1a
Firm, held without 9 KS w y.
change IN prices 10 u''A''i =
No. . white, 10 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

~ points, closed steady. 3 % rs M
s'nes -l1lg bags, including March u.
N,l. >loesfllb. May stu. $4,000. lut
NiY-.t0s3i August Si6Noi Sepicmlar
~ 40 October SIG i59l0. ncccm-
ver fiosstlU spot Rio steady. nore
aytiFe 10. Sls5u1 IL
sugar Raw. hrm; fair demand. sales
,So BAGS; centrifugal stici tcA 30 i-tes
ana Il % Canada and Ju tons NsnllA
" ~ 80 Greeluck, scotland. nna caual
70 lolNua iof Sac test rchnnd gUict.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
81. InI-Is IINIsrnrK

:, 81 Louis, Mo. March - Cattle
heeelpis. 1900; shipments. 1890. mar
ket steady. fair O. rOol native steers.
Na99V0AW. Texas fed steers. S31O0
Hogs Reccipis, 500, Shipments, 1890.
T.f5
sheep Receipts, 200. shipments. 100.
market Firm. unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
Galveston snot.
ST LOUIS SPOT.

St. Louis. No. March 20-Cotton
Quiet, Lice mi01ling. Is, snles 100
bales. receipts 1000 bales. shipments,
600 bales, stock, 90 400 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
ST. IOUls WOOL.

ST. Louis, Mo-, March 20 Wool hru
unchanged with very little doing, owing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
I Idaa n New Farn.

Idea IN New Form.
You can talk to 5000
people in Fort Worth
ana Texas through The
saaette every day
Eyer Fink OfIi?
These 5000 people ex-
pend many tens of thous
aads Of dollars annually
q goods of all kinds
" you get your share 0
Aeir ordersl
y Worm Thinking orr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

Standard rrauulatod. 90
Standard confectionery A.. ..Aol
Cubes,
i,ow0pred ,..,,. .........,..,..,a Ni
crushed and Cutloaf ...4.......va u1
wholesale grocors quotations lt0iie
higher
Grades omitted not M mnrka
LOCAL MARKETS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

,,,,,, A All tnitra states FertA
e,,re.,on. TeA. March aa lspesial) =
.alycston.. ..................t.-. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

gsess they secure the an Of some
N ana experienced specialist, they
oomed 20 living death. a lingering
4 nom which there "a no release
N tho silent toiub. Il Is only such
stnlfm and successful specialists as
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-01
Tolsease romanttfd,e @ef4.Iate

nirb aus Saoen bel Nien usYtd,;e..
8or &ur5em peri6wano eine& &Q,es
gang plObli6 Die @attin ci!leS oaIelbit
gum Sommeraufentbalte meitcnhcn
Mieners. Sin Ben, settannten Saoe crs
i9ten in Der Silla, Uel6e bie Dame felt
lansen Sabren bewobnte, clue iuftoe
Dienltma9b, bte bonn Dienltpermitts
l%un9sbureau III Wien nod 8aben fer,
au8gel6tdt Dorben mar, ulu lth Der
Srau oes Sauies, Die eben nad einem
Dienitmdb6en oerlan9t bate, por3u<
itellen. Ils iib Nun aber Wtaeo nno
9errin erbliften, serietb Die Ddme in
beftige a%nfre9ung uno aud bas Wfdoz
den mar gang %faiiun9slos, bonn es err
fannie in Der ibr 9eseniibA itebenoen
Srau-ietne Mutter. Die Dame aber
beenbete oieies 8ieberiebcn oabnrd),
oaB fe Sut uno Mantille sulammell>
raffte unb perl6manb. Das Dienlt,
mdb9clt er5dblte nun leine @el6i6te
tpie folst: SIN Monate Sftober bes
SabreS 1869 Durbe iie auf Der 6odz
ptele in Weifersborf zgaoen ais 1tells
seborencs 9iuo, IN blauleibene Deden
etttsepidelt, BON eiuer 8duertn eefult<
ben. Das @emeinoeamt sab Dem
&inoe etne 3iebmutter unb bas Mfdo>
den erbtelt III Der 9aufe nit 8e3us auf
ben Srt, at pel9em es sefunSen tpnrbe,
ben gfamen Inna So9mieje. 8is 5u
ibrem 5ebnten 2ebensiabre blieb Mnna
bel ibren 3tebeltern In 8aben unb meb>
rere Wtale bes Sabres I'M CONNER En-
i6ien nun cine btltinsuirte, btAtper>
i9leierte Dame bel ben 8auersleuten,
Die bas &inb liebfofte utb fir &leioer
unb Spiel3eu9 iorste, 70 bab nit 8e9t
pernntbet puroe, es iet Dies bic Mut>
ter bes auf Der So9miele pegsetesten
MfGb9ens. 8is Su ibrel1t II. Iebenss
jabre muroe bann Nura i'm Iltter6eus
felber Glolter er3ogeit unb- barn erfparb
iie ibrcn 2ebensunterbalt ais Dienlts
bote. @ls fie nun, mie geiast, Dor
fnr3er 3eit ben Dienitplas in 8abet
annabm uno in Der ermdbnten Giaa
Der Dame oes 9aules seseniibertrat,
ba %erfannte tie in berlelben Die oiz
itinguirte Srau tpieoer, 1T Der 1ie tire
Wfutter permutbete. unb baS Ser
i6ptnoen Der Dame niroe aud fiir
oie Ni6tisteit bieier Nnsaben lpreben.
@abrenb Inna 9o9mteie gu ibrer
3iebelter1 5uridsefebrt lit, iinb polis
3eili6e Sr9ane b%eitellt, 6te Spur Der
nn9liidliden Srau auf;ufinben, Die Dor
tbrem 9tnbe Bic Slu9t ersriff.
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Gin @ietter itber atnterifa.

8~ortbetlbaft BON Dem pielet1 abee,
i9madten unb u%ntpabren @el9reib5el
man1er Observation-Disclosures els
rop0tlher 8ldtter, Bic aus Danfel ober
Mau9el al @rfabruns 1T Nmerifa ODER
IN amerifanii6en gerbdltnilien ni9ts
Suites entbeGen fonntet, ltidt baS ab,
mas Der Sber>S ~ngenieur Der 6iterrei6is
i4en S%taatSbabnen 9u9o &0itler feiner
2anbsleuten fir3li9 mad leiner Hiids
febr BON elmer Stubienreile in Ni1erifa
m~it5utbeilen puBte. Sn einem Snter.
niefD nit einem Mitarbeiter Der u6r.
Brelie4 ia9te CT unter anberem Solsen.
oe8:
SD babe mid bier @oden in Gbi.
ca9o a~ufsebalten uto gang pobl befltn,
ben, babe perbaltniBmabis biGis se>
mobnt, gut unb bilig 9elpeiit. Son
Der Gufnabme mar tb gang ent3iidt.
Bon ben ameritanti9en SnsenieursSers
einen puroe id srobartis aufsenommen,
ma 6ffnete mir Tbir unb Tbor, mo-
bin i'd lam. Mtan 3eiste unb erldus
terte mir NleS, mas i9 Ieben molte-
ob1e Gitdbalt unb o6ne S6minoel-
bas fdnt benz Nmerifaner iiberbaupt
niht ein. 8en11 man ben Entertainer
als S9minbler binltellt, 70 lit bas pols
fommen unriatis. Sd femme gar tel,
men ebrli6eren unb offeneren Mtenl9en
als ben Entertainer. SIS lift aud 6as
qaltSe 0ffentltGe u10 pripQte Qebet auf
8ertrauen baiirt. Der 9onoufteur Der
StraBenbabn wiro nt9t t%ontrolirt, CT
nintmt bas @elb bes Yajasiers in Gms
pfan9, obne bemielben etn Tidet au
geben. Sd babe bier @oden in einem
Y~ripatbauie 9etDobnt utto metne Wob<
lun9 ME periperrt. 8eim Ius5ieben
benerfte i'd erft, OaB ib gar feiiler
S9liihel gu meiner @obnun9 belaB-
BON meine1 @ffeften feblte mir oennoa
nidts: 90 aud auf Der StraBe. Sci
benz N~ielenpertebr In oen frequenten
StraBen New Yorfs uno @bicasos bit,
ten Die 1ai9ellOiebe elm sroses Nrbeits,
felS. Stir lit tein ein5iser u~nlieblamer
3mii6enfaa in bieier 8sSiebung pal.
itrt. Wie i'm &leinen, 10 fanb i6 aud
i'm 9roBen in benz amerifaner einen
Gentleman. Sino Die an ben Stra6ens
eden angebra6ten 8rieffaiten poI, 70
lest man feline 8riefe uno Yoitlenbur>
gen einfab auf ben Saiten, unb tie mer.
ben ebenlo ii9er ipebirt, als ipenn iie
binter S9loB uno 8iegel selessn ND.
ren. @S fQ1t Niemanoem elm, einen
Brief, cine 3eitnns, Elm 8adet, bas auf
Dem Yoitfalten liest, gu iteblen. STA,
den sic Elm sleides Experiment einmal
in ir9eno eiuer errOpdilden @roBitabt
Der erfte S6uittrjun9e, Der oes 0es
ges fommt, tpiro jumiubelt ben 8rief
ODER bic 3eitnng 3erreiBe1, ipern or
nt6t oas @anSe e~ntpenbet."
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fir Gdm9limse ,a,tb saimoer.

,9er Gebral,d oon ,GaSfpria' lit 10 aIaemcin
me ieiie Teroienle 10 a~Gaeinein betannt, 6as es
dbevhulli9 mare es su einpfeblen. Gebr peniee ins
%e.eui9ente Namilien finnet man. tpelde s aitoria nidt
IN i9rer itltltcn 9tite balten."
Carlos Wartpn, D. D.,
Nep D6-f 6itp.
5riiRer 9aitor Der 9loOmingoale &cform. Stride.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-01

DaB bobes 2ebensatter in
e!nSeltler 6arlilien erbli6 gu iein ideint,
ut l1ot oft feitgeltelltA porbeu. lleber
etller merfmiiroi9en Jha berid)tet Ste
en9lilde 3eitl6rift Stature" Sutton,
BON lebt oils S6asmeilter ser 9lns@je,
lelll 6att fir WeteorOlogie ein Mtr. s..
Eert9ol, Der nit ieiuen 92 Sabren Der
altelte BON leds @jclhipiltern lit, BON
oene1 eiileS iiber IS Sabre alt aepors
ben nro oeren jiiu9iteS so Sabre alt
1T. Der Sater 6es 0errn Beriaol
ltarb nod p~oaenoetem SO. 2~ebensiabr
nlo bate 3pOlf 8riber, BON 6eneu its,
ben Gin mtttleres sllter bon SO Sabren
errei9ter, ipdbrenO au6 Die iibrigen
fiinf Ga, 67, 30 uno 80 Sabre aft MIR
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-01

Der b09ite Yreis fir Soft
marten lit jiin9it bon StanleD Gibs
bonS In 9eicelter, benz befannten Mars
tenbdnbler am Stranb, besablt tporoeu.
90 banbelte ii6 UNI cine rotbe Yenn1,
Wtarte unO cine blaue sfpei 8enn6s
Marfe bon MauritinS aus benz Sabre
l847 nit ben 8ortm ,8oltzSffice" auf
Der liufen Seite. Yon bielen Marfen
finb rlnr nod sfpei in England befannt,
Die ii9 beioe in Der Iapling<S ammluna
i'm britii6en Muleum befinben. Snl
@an5en eriitiren in Der 8elt bierpon
%iiberbaupt nur nod IA @renplare,
uelde Der Baron 8otbl9ilb, Der @raI
Dc Eerrsg, Or. Qe9rano un6 einise
anbere berporra9enOe Sammler be-
iisen. Dteie Wtarfen fommen natiir'
lid ni6t auf ben Mtarft. Sir jeoe Der
9enannten Wiarfen lit Der fabelbafte
Yreis bon g340 ge3ablt morben. SIN
Saufe be8 Sabres 1928 iino fir Die
bort abgebaltenen 43 Marfen>A uftionen
Ell, 800 in Wtarfett an9ele9t porben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-01

Aus etnem Na6rue. Der
8eritorbene mar langidbrise8 Witslieo
per S6isen9ilbe unb Bielt bis 3u
leinem @noe treu sur 6abtle, gu Ser er
gratis be seittdten Scibeubdnber &c,
liefert Bate
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-01

= 2ouis &untel. 1873 Norbs
Shores. StraBe e~ferirt California &otbs
@eine gu 60unb Is Gents per @auone,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-01

B1 Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. @bolefales unb 3etaiI : 6dnbler
in feinen aufern, Gii6en, @ilb &c.
SeIepboneN o. 81.
@uftrdge aus benz 2anbe tper6en
erbeten unb prompt ausgefIbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-01

= Mir Iaben bas Yublifum Elm,
unier reihbaltiges Eager BON Sod,
unb SeissS efen 3u beiidtigcn.
", 9eufinger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-01

3. VI. Gsbprnes euef tie so d f.
NJ a dine. Sie bette ur6 bic bils
ligite Mai6ire i'm Martte. @beufo
Osborne @tabl "Disc Harrow. 3u
baben bel Sips & Saarmatt n.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-16

Gov. FLOWER OF New York, and Pres
ident Garnet of France, will be asked to
exercise executive clemency in two i'm
portant cases. The first is that OF Car
lyle Harris, tho wife murderer, and the
other that Of Charles DeLesseps, the
son Of q father convicted on Il similar
charge OF bribery. 1t is hardly X
pccted that either executive will re-
spond favorably to the demands, although
tremendous pressure will be brought to
boar. This on the one hand will DO the
creation of sentiment among q class of
people whonever knew Harris, and o N the
other the opportunities OF personal and
political friends Of the great DeLesseps.
The legal points in both cases have been
so exhausted as to admit OF no further
argument from that point OF view. 1t
is, therefore, difficult to understand how
clemency could be given without entail
ing an actual violation of the oath OF
office.