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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
CoLoRED CoLoNIsTs.

Over Seven Hundred Passed Through
Here Yesterday-Rsilroad News.
A train OF eight coaches, contain
ing over seven hundred colored
people from points in Alabama and
Georgia, arrived over the Southern
Pacific yesterday afternoon about
80 o'clock. The train stopped
here about twenty minutes and
then pulled out for the west en-
route to Tahuhulillo, Mexico,
where they will settle. The
train was in charge of Mr..
w. H. Ellis, and was the second Of
its kind that passed through here
since January. The occupants are
types Of genuine plantation negroes
and consist Of men, women and
children. While the train stopped
here a number Of them alighted
and walked around the depot plat
form and neighboring streets and
others remained in the cars and
sang old plantation songs. The
scene was an interesting one and
everybody seemed to be merry and
happy. A reporter for the LIGHT
talked to several Of them and they
all seemed glad that they are 60
ing into a new home. One OF them
said: 1--WE got my wife and chill
dren with me and 1 hope that
we will have a better time here
than over in Alabama. l came
from Tuscaloosa, Ala, and times
is awful hard over there. | am
railroader, but had to quit and go
to farming, for there's no more
work for me in the railroad busi-
ness. tried farming, but couldn't
raise anything. No use in trying
to raise cotton in Alabama, because
there's no price for it and you can't
make a living at it. That's the
reason | am going to Mexico"
Such were the impressions OF others.
The party consists OF mostly
young healthy folks and none APP
pear to be over forty years OF age.
| Another excursion OF this kind Is
| expected through here about this
time next month,
ALONG THE RAILS.
w. F. Conner, southwestern
passenger agent of the Wabash
route, headquarters at Dallas, ar
| rived in the city this morning.
J. H. Douglas, chief dispatcher Of
the San Antonio division Of the
Southern Pacific, is attending the
New Orleans Mardi Gras.
Southern Pacific passenger No.
10 left San Antonio in two sections
for the east yesterday, on account
of heavy travel for the New Or
leans Mardi Gras. Freight Con-
ductor Il. w. Beck took out the
second section.
Harry Flato, agent for the South
ern Pacific at Ell Paso, who accom-
panied the Indian students, who
recently passed through San An
tonic from Arizona en- route to
college in Pennsylvania, returned
yesterday. He accompanied them
as far as New Orleans.
Conductor H. LeyendeCker, OF
the La Grange branch OF the
Southern Pacific, was bitten by
dog the other day and is laid up.
Conductor G. l.. Creech has his
run.
Operator Knight, Of Uvalde, is
on duty in the an" office of the
Southern Pacific here.
Three excursions will arrive in
San Antonio from the east over
the Southern Pacific this week.
One is a Gates excursion, which is
due here next Thursday, and a
Golden Gate and Raymond Whit
comb excursion will be here on
March |.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Honors to Frederick Douglass.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, Feb. &c -Roches-
ter is in mourning today for Frederick
Douglass. The train bearing his remains
reached the city this morning and were
escorted from the depot by the
Douglass league, the mayor, members
OF the common council and other city
officials. Honorary pail bearers accom-
panied the party which came from Wash
ington. The funeral party moved to the
city hall where the body lay in state for
several hours. Handsome floral tributes
Law on the rOf1in
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Imprisoned Miners Released.

LONDON, Feb. pa dispatch
from Normanton says all Of the
500 miners were imprisoned in a
pit of the Whitewood Highmoon
colliery, at that place by collision
OF the cages in which the men as
cended and descended, were
rescued during the night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Not a Combine.

The application Of Edward j.
O'Beirne, Of the Losoya street cleo
trio plant, to the city council yes
terday for permission to transfer
his franchise for electric poles on
our streets to the San Antonio
Electric company, has given rise
to the rumor which was circulated
on the streets that there had been
a combine OF the rival electric
plants Of the city.
For the benefit of the public
a LIGHT reporter called at the
business office of Mr.. O'Beirne's
plant today and on inquiry learned
that the transfer sought was from
Mr.. O'Beirne, who person
ally secured the franchise
from the city, to the San Antonio
Electric company, which was in
corporated and received a state
charter, about one month ago, and
which is incorporated by Messrs.
r. 7. Mcdonald, Ewd. J. O'Bierne
and w. H. McGaw. The official
name of the new company is the
San Antonio Electric company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Burned With Melted Steel.

New CASTLE, Pa. Feb. 26.-In an ex-
plosiOn of molten metal at the furnace of
the Shenango Steel company yesterday
James O'Brien and Jeremiah Sullivan
were probably fatally burned, and
Mathew Curtis and six others painfully
injured
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Postal Augmentation Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-In the
House, at II o'clock, Henderson of
of North Carolina called up the
conference report on the post office
appropriation bill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Ancient Relics Need Repair.

ATHENS, Feb 26. The architect COM
miSsioned to examine the ancient build
ingS Of this city and neighborhoOd, de-
cIareS that most of them, particularly the
Pantheuon and Temple Of TheuS, are in
dangerous condition, owing to recent
earthquake shocks, and it will cost one
million drachmaS to repair them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Methodist FraterniZe

NEW YORK, Feb. 26-Bishop
Charles Galloway, of the Southern
Methodist Episcopal church, who
has just returned from a trip
around the world, was rendered a
banquet last night at the Sanery
hotel, by the Methodist social
union, of this city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Brooklyn City Hall Fire.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Feb. 2G.-Fire
did $4,000 damage to the City Hall
today. Although the entire build
ing is flooded with water it is not
believed any records are injured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Showery Today.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-For Oklahoma,
Indian Territory and Arkansas, Rain to-
day and tonight; Wednesday fair, with
variable winds.
Eastern Texas: Showers in the north
ern portion today; Wednesday fair, with
eaSterly winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26

The tribute paid to the memory
of the late Mayor Paschal is hand.
sOmely done, and reminds the peO-
pie of the mission of the present
administration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Now Owned by Belgium

BRUSSELS. Feb. 26-The government
today sent to the Chamber of Deputies an
official treaty ceding the Congo free state
TO Belgium, with all the right and obliga-
lions of that territory.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Heavy Failere at Brenham.

GALVESTON. Tex, Feb. 26.-Special-A
telegram from BRENNAN, Texas. says,
NJ. Cohen, dry goods and clothing dealer,
executed deed of trust last night to Sc
cure preferred creditors. J. S. Newhouer,
OF Houston, is named as trustee. The
liabilities are S14,COO; assets about $1,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Licensed to Wed.

The county clerk has issued marriage
licenses as follows
John Lane and Willie Buell..
J. T. Hennessy and Magdalina Kruft,
with consent of her step father, Charles
ZOller.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Japan Threatens Germany.

BERLIN, Feb. 26.-The japanese minis
ter Of war Count Oyama IwawO, has
been recalled to Japan. Also all japanese
officers who have been serving in the
German army.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
He Must Die.

ALBANY, n. V, Feb. 26.-The
Court of Appeals affirmed the con-
viction of DR.. Buchanan, the wife
murderer, and he must die.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26

John M. Rahm, capitalist OF
Towanda, Pa, and part owner of
the Gallagher ranch near this city,
is at the southern.
C.sC. DAILY, a prominent Fort
Worth stockman, is at the South
ern.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
SHORT STOPS.
What the People are Saying.

The message of Mayor Elmen.
dorf to the City Council is com
mended generally by the people.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26

The looping off of two or three
employments would be but poor
effort at economy. The reduction
of salaries, unless begun at the top,
would be but a hardship to the
minor employees or officials.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26

The financial suggestion is inn
portant, and seems to be a plain
way to relieve the city from its
present financial distress; but this
requires an amendment to the
charter that may fail because of an
early adjournment of the Eegisla-
ture.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Cattle strong
at yesterdays advance; sheep
steady.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26

DIR. J. P. Feiffer, well known
pharmacist of Encinal, is in the
city today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
DUNLAP HATS,

Spring styles, 1895. Opening day
March |. 2-26.4t f. c. ARNOLD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26

The largest increase of expendi-
ture for the official list has been in
the executive departments; en-
Payments have been added and
salaries increased. The question is
can we cut down the clerical force,
the police FORGET the fire department,
and do away with the market in
spection.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26
Justice Devlne's Court.

Justice Devine called his civil
docket yesterday afternoon. There
were SO cases and judgments were
rendered in fifteen.
Joe Johnson, colored, is being
tried for vagrancy, by reason Of
gaming, in Justice Devine's court
this afte rnoon.
A forci BILE detainer suit entitled
NiCasio Montez against Jesus Cas-
siano and Jesusa Espinosa is set
for trial. The property is located
at No. 203 FL PasO street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-26

New spring neckwear and neg
ligee shirts. f. c. ARNOLD,
2-26-4t 246 w. Commerce st.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26
Die arobe Nertieiuna

pes Ytuop1oHe If 1900 SUB tisi. Gle
lit nusQehblt aus hGrtsm %uuitaniidem @es
itcur. Str fpnnt Cud uUrite Zen, ipie pltle
Wi0icneu Sabre 6ies 4ebouert bot. Us III
cine luurocrbarc Combination in iSorm uuo
Torhe. Sur lpltet IS iehCn. Gtellettt onB
Ihr es elnnGl uolhabt. Is III brlier. oles
Ssbr burtbm gu retiCu; otru Die Subuprelie
limb rieblio.G htdt 6 cts oil Charles z.
See, zen General 4niiogieragenten Bee
Northern 4ouiic glieubdhn IN Ct. Iuui.
Wtirn, fir Elm 5our1teusSuh oss @arts,
5ognrtu, 2lO Glart Street, plro euh Ole
Subrpreiie ~angebCr. 32ba
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pes 0aares

ein i:iocuurtigeS anicben uno boueruhsn
9Soblguah. Sine Soilette FAM uid1t ncIi'
itinetg gclanit lperoen obue pielen b%eliebteu
uno ~elegaIlten Irtiigl.
nAlS ih 25 Sabre olt mar, iiua meiu
Saar an gran III iuerocn mo ollS;iiialcu,
Sett etnigcr 3eit gebraltde i'd 4uerS Soir.
&igor, mo bieleS bat Gin neucS g9ahstrm,
mo Sipar BON Der natiirlihen 6arbc bcrpcr.
Geruicn." u. 8. Soprp, 5ones Vrdrie,
Seras.
.%or mebr ais eiucm Sabre hattie ib eir
he'ttgcS Steber, uuo ais ih genaS, fina metu
Saar oil alSiIiallcn, uno mas mir uoh
blieb, oaS muroe gran. SD periudte per.
idteosne gfittel, aber umioHlt /; lett eiuiaer
Seit aber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26
3pei dibmGnnererIea

3pei Waibm1n erIea.
ten iiingit in Der RGbe bon Wilt.s,
barre, ga, sinen risiisen 8Grsn; Mei.
tier peB ppg 512 pfuno.
IN Der 3eitun9sRebaction
Serr: yGs tommt uns Dor allen
Siuaen oaraui al, oaB Sic unIers
Sadie nit Sbrem 9unSen ginHuB uno
Ta6oruf uuter'tiiBen!!"
Reoacteur: rWtit Naborud9 Sa
bin i'd ni6t Sbr Wann. S1 ~lietere
uur Oriainal.4rtitfll"
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6ebraud)e

id Gper'S SatrsStgor, uro nm n6t,it meir
Saar raid, rlo hat ieine alte Tarbe."-
NRrS. aHIts Collins, 8igbton, DiaIi.
sd gcbraude Aptr'S 0air-G taor lett iol
jiinf Sdbreu, ulo mein Soar 1T ioitia,
gldniero mo uortrefltd crbaltcu. Sd bin
oleriig Sabre aft, Uuo reite lett f%iiufluo.
;maniig Sabrcu iiber Die Yrdrieeu. u 8m.
0cnrp GIT, alias Mustang Bill" Dem.
cattle. Wno.
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ayers


3ubersitst 0or DR.. j.. 6. aper & Co, ecpeI, glaii
SIN 1lsu 9Ipotbeten 81 BADEN.
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Wieder jung gewOrden.
Skrophein und andere ems liche
Beschwerdcn kurirt

"Meine Mutter war nit Skropheln in
ihrem Kopf seit ihrer Kindheit behaftet,
ind lit ebenfalls m Schwacche i'm
Ruecken. Won welcher sic ME Linderung
erwartete. Sic hattie sich eu~tSchlossen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26
BUR GrbaltunQ

Der 6iiae, 6arbe wuo Sh6nbeit SeS Soures
beoari cS groBer SOrgialt, uno nit iurrth.
lo'eh oaariDdllern miro piel llnbeil alos.
felt. Ner etlen polltommen guten g(rtifel
babcn nil, Der oerlange bon ieincm glpn.
tbefer ooer fariiimertc SGnoler Wnsr's
p0ir.Gigpr. SIS iibcrtriiit mItreitio ale
anoern Brdparote oieier 9(rt. Siiuu' iohI
0ocr gran acWorOeneS S0ar erbdlt boSiIrh
ieinc mrlpriiuglide Tarbe uuo Mile mieSer
Die 8opibaut crbdlt es tiibl, ieudlt uuo irri
BON Shuicru. IS bcilt ludenoeu 9frS,
l9laQ. perbiitet ooS SabIuCrocn, mn uer.
It1diit oiclcr Tiille
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Hoods gegen Krebs

zu versuchcn, wclcher ihr seit letzten
Mai BeSchwerden machtc. Sic fuhr YER
t%rauensyoll nit dieser Medizin fort und
Ia ihrem Erstaunen hattie sic den Krebs
kurirt, befreite ihr System Won Skro-
pheln, und entband sic Won den bremen
den Schmerzen in ihren Fuessen undGlie-
dern. Sic hattie cbeufalls einen Schmerz
in ihre- linken Brust, der sic vierzehn
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irupinl mrHfaleu.

9oholt. Der Snsenieur Spoz
nep Stott aus Chandelier, pelher bic
qldne 3u Der eingeItiir5tsn 9edmanns
Iden 6a6rit geliefert 6dt, lit gegen cine
aaution BON 10000 ri. aus Ser In.
terTuhun9sGaft ertlafen, oagegsn BE
5ye;ldTung Der Qa9etlagtsn 5lbritunt
5yuu5 8etmnnn uno 9duunternebmer
@ictor SiilstLmp troB Der enormen
&dutiolsi umme ,rc.te angeboten NOR
Den, entgiiltjg ab5eIs6nt.
Sdgsn. 9as bi,Iige Sapurges
ridt ipruh BEN i'm NoOem6er 1894
fpegen piiientIiben Weineios gu 5pei
Sd6ren 3ut!5au8 oerurtbsilten Mdu'
rer G6tt6er i'm Observation-Disclosures
fd6ren irei. Der Nnlet,ugte bate
cine S6atIahe beItppreu, bic BON ben
9elaItungs3eugen a!s uurihtig Bee
Itpprsn plroe, nlh!rdgli4 Itelte
Iit u6er bic llnri4tigteit Der aus.
Iagen Der 8eldtun8sjeugen berdus,
Die leBteren ie6en nunmebr ibreS
@erurtbeilung lpegen Wie.nsios sntgea
gen.
M iinFer. Bel Ippe.6iilien rpur.
BE- Der 9a5npdrter Sleimdn1 BON et'
mem oorii6eriabrenOsH &urier3uge too'
9efd6reH.
Wittens. Der in Der Qoleropo'
t6sfs hsihdftinte YropiIor y, purot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26

6umburq. 9ds Shpur1srift,
peltes notmdls gsgen bic 8antnos
tenfGlIter Qgent Shies uno Bud
orud~ereibeIiBsr 8ronemeper ~Oerban0eIz
te, oa ous Reihsgsri6t bic Sahe an
oas bieiige Shpurgeriat 3uriidoers
lpieIen bate, oerurtbeilte 6eioe Qnges
tlagte pieOsrun gu ie aht Sabren
3u6tbdus.
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o. rnfbrr,nptbunr Hcncn.


Darn It aot. Die 9ao1lferuno
perIdn9t ieit ldngerer 3sit in ie6r enerz
glider Beiie Die Sdaffung zines mos
oarnen 9ertsbrsmittel5 in unierer Be-
faartliA iebr psitIGuiig 9ebauten
Staot. 0isiem WunIAe 4etnung
tru9eno, bei9IoB Die Observation-Disclosures
8eriamm.ung einitimmig Die Goncsis
ion gum Ban uRo 8etrieb eirer elets
triifen 9abn na63uIuhen. Gs Iino
3unGtIt 5pei 9auptlinien ms 4u8e
oeTlBt.
Main3. SieIer Gage feb Elm Gas
ron;sr Der l. Sattsrie pom Ran. 1slos
Qrt. sHsg. 90. 81, Namens Meiiel6uh,
1uf Der 2injs WiaiH3 : 8in9en, etpa
50 Wts!sr bonn S6nittpunft Ser Gis
MEN Wtain3z@in8en uno MdinssQlssn,
BON Dem DEN Central : 9dbn6of I'm II
ltbr 30 Wtin. oertufsnoen perionsnsug
Iih toot fohren.
Oppenhetm. Der Shu6maher
Gonrao Sfmut in 6rieienbeim bate
cine grDBsre Werge Sanaps gu Itb ges
nonnen uno eintge Stpppan neIen
0ein oarauf 9eieBt. Sn betruntsnem
3uItanoe be8o6 IiA Shmud nua lei
uer 8eGduIung, no er nah tur3er Set
IN einem Shlaganfuq perIturb. Der
8erItor6ene btnterlGBt cine 6rau uno
}e9n &tnoer.
CIfef-Eotttrtnpsn.
Strubburg Dor Dem bieTigen
Shpurgsriht puroe gsgen DEN tribe
ren Supernunerar uno ipdtsren 0ros
guengsbilfen sir pegen isdsIahen
@iitmoroberTutes, bsgdr8en an Iein.r
ShpeIter uno oeren 9uttsn, DEN Del
bdnoler MiiQer, oerbunoelt. Die Sc
Ifporenen psrreinteu idmmtlifs 16
SHuIofrdgen, %fporauf Der Stadtsans
malt 6reiiprehung beantruqte. Der
9erlhtsbof ertunnte osmgemdB. 0as
&u6!itum 6~erettste Dem 6reigeTprohs
len ls6bafte Opatipnen. - Die 6ebs
anne WeIHenmoIsr aus StraBburs
uno Der gduunternebmer Seufert aus
Ourldh nuroen bon Der bieiigsn
Strdftammer fpegen 8erbrehens gegen
pds teimenoe 2eber. be3p. 9eibilie gu
je 8 Wonaten 9sfGngniB osrurtbeilt.
6ierauf tommsn 3pei Wonats Inter
Iuhungs6dft in I6rehnung.
5uiirttrmbern.
Gdnnitatt t. Sier puroen feta
Gnaben i'm Nlter bon 12-14 Sa6ren
Dem @eriAt iibergeben, tpe.de in leBter
3eit auf benz 8~iiter6abnbofe bic
&lomben an 8%iitertpd9en uufgei6nitT
tn uno aus oenielben &dielaibhen uno
gefiiQte Gigurrsntiitfen geItoblen bait
ten. 0a au4 angeb0rige bon benz Sc
i!obIenen erbielten, rpiro oieIe !Seblereis
Itrdfe t~reffen.
8srabrpnr. Der ~3SiGbrige pers
beirdtbete 6ol3muter &ooerer bon Go
~benbauien, 9smeinpe 9aggItdot, puroe
i'm 9urgbergsr Stadtspuloe bon elmer
fdQenosn eide getDotet. Der llngIiids
Idle binterIdBt 5rau uno &tno.
8roBtngersbeim m. Der Mebs
ger Gbriit. 9eigsl bate in Der Na6s
barIddIt cine am Mil3brano ssfallsns
&ub geDfinet. 0absi I6eirt bon benz
Wtil3branosift etipas in cine Wunos
IeIner Sano gstommen gu Istn; raid
sntipidelte iia 9lutpergiituns, uuo troB
Gr3tliter Silfe Itarb Der crit 80 Sabre
ate Wtann mad 24itiinoigsm 2eioen.
Geonberg. Gin Na6tomme bes
Qitronomen &eplsr, 8laier 8spler bier,
i~sierte i'm 8rsiie Ietnet ndhIten Qnges
bOrigen. bon oensn Ii6 8 &inoer uro
"a gntsl am 2sbsn bsfinoen, bic 9pls
oene joo65eit. Der Subilar Itebt i'm
81. uno feline 5rau i'm Is, 2ebenss
id6re.
Stuttgart. Sin neusr GROCER
Rsltaurationsbau nit QuSIihtstburm
lit bon einem GonIprtium in Der RGbe
Der 8erotsrube gepIant. Sur 3eit fpsrs
- = $500 - - az
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Hood. PiIien knelpen noch schmerzen sic

rdupten 0olo uno dnoere yDertnlauen.
Die 9erbreter rpurosn 5u 3uttbauss
'trdfen bon 7-15 Sd6ren psrurtbsilt.
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Hoods Ssesis Kurirt

Jahre v~erhinderte, auf iener Settle III lie
gen. Seit sic Hoods S~arsaparilla nimmt,
list dies auch beseitigt. lhr Befnden list
jetzt, ais waere sic zwanzig Jahre juer-
GER" IRA Il. VAN GLIDER, Etna Green,
Indiana.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-22

canine snapped at her the dear old girl proceeded to pull out a hand full of hair and pulled it out by the roots. if signs are good for anything.
 ''The Advertiser has no ground to say that The State is in the pay of anyone" etc. The Advertiser has as much or more evidence to prove it's assertion than The State has had from the day of it's birth up to it's last issue to charge that papers managed and controlled by men whose political records are above re- proach, were purchased by and in the pay of Wall street gold bugs Iris an old saying among the sporting fraternity that "a skinned cat will vince and welsh when the shoe pinches." So if you hear any more bowling you will know what has happened.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-22
PRISON. MADE GOODS.

The American Economist calls the at tention of the honorable Secretary of the Treasury to section 24 of the German tariff as follows:
 ''1hat all goods, wares, articles and mer- chandise manufactured wholly or in part in any foreign country by convict labor shall not be entitled 10 entry at any of the ports of the United States, and the importation thereof is hereby prohibited, and the Secretary of tie Treasury is authorized to prescribe such reg ulations as may be necessary for the enforce ment of this provision ''
 The Economist editorially mentions the fact that the law above quoted is mandatory, that they shall not be en- titled to entry at any of the ports of the United States" and calls upon MT. Car lisle to show whether he has enforced the section referred to or not.
 That the American wage earner IS brought into competition with the home convict labor is bad enough, and they have perfect right under the law to in- sist that the provisions of law looking to their protection against the importa- tion of the product of the foreign convict system be rigidly enforced. The Age Herald hopes to see the day when con vict labor will not be brought in compe- tition with the honest free toiler of our land.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-22
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Speaking of The State the Advertiser says:
 .whenever the National Silver League re- fuses to put up for it no Birmingham capital isl will be found to befriend it.
 This is pretty near direct charge that the State is in the pay of the National Silver League. We warn the Advertiser that 1t must rot misrepresent or libel this paper. We can afford to debate with it, to laugh at its absurdities, to expose its errors, to appeal to it to get back to it's old principles, and we can stand any amount of badinage and honest argument in return but we will not stand falsehoods, either direct cloaked The Advertiser has ground to say that The State is in the pay of any one, and when 1t hints as much it hints what is utterly untrue. It might be we'll for the Advertiser to remember that Colonel Mcclure was cast re- gently in libel suit for $50 ,oo0. Don't cross the dead line.--Daily State, Sunday, April 21
 If we were Bostonese we would prob ably say: Tt is the castigated canine that cadenzas." As we are merely home folks in this neck of the woods we will render the sentence in the good old fashioned way Tt is the hit dog that howls." Just about now it is The State which seems to be waxing musical, but there is another side to the question. Since it's inception there have been few issues of The State which have not contained much offensive matter directed against the Advertiser or other Demo- cratic papers. Like the robber who saw a man in every tree, this unlimited free coinage of silver organ could not help thinking that it's way was the common way. so it threw out charge after charge of Wall street purchase,' etc., resting this assertion on the fact that these papers are not dominated by any man or set of men whose sole purpose it is to ride into power on the back of a news paper. The Advertiser evidently be- lieves the hair of the dog is good for the bite and so after the vicious little