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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24

Nad abm munssmertbe Gins
ri6tuns. Sn 8erlin pertbetlt BITE
armenpermaltun9 bic ni9t unbebeutens
BEN 2an6itreden, bic iie in unmittel>
borer Ndbe ber Stabt beittt, an Ges
biirfttge bebufS 9artoffelanbaues. Das
2anb mtrO immer ttur fir ben 3eits
raum zines Sabres abseseben. Sebem
etn3elren ipirb iein Stitd 2anb genau
3usetbeilt, bamtt iebe @treitfgtett
ausseidloiien 1T. ylad Der @elts>
nabme besinuen bie Snbaber nit stuf.
ridtuns eiuer 9iitte, bte 3lr Gufnabnie
oer Werf5euse, GleibungSftiide lnt
Qebensmtttel beitimmt TT, nt9t Ielten
fosor ben Sanlilten tpdbrenb bes 5ou,>
inerS als Serberse aur Nadtaett bient.
Gn ben Sonntaeen In Der Sriibe aieben
baun san3e @59aaren NIT Sade anb
S6aufel btnaus, um an3upflm3en,
fpdter su baufelu unb enbli9 3lt ernten.
ST es 10 melt, bann ipirb ber 6unbe.
tpasen anseipanut, ber bie @dde NIT
ben einsebeimiten aartoffeln nod
9aule trd9t. Utelfab i1enft bie
Grmenoermaltuns ben 0euten an9 nod
bic Saattartoffeln; In einem Der less
ten Sabre gum 8etipiel bat iie ni9t
ueniser als 2723 Gentner fir ben
3med aufSelpanbt, unb metitens fallt
BITE @rnte berart aus, bab nidt nur bic
8ebauer ielbit genus baben, fonbern
nod einen suten 1beil berfaufen t0n>
men. 8enn Der Masiitrat ba8 10 pers
wenoete 2an6 perpadtete, fOnnte ct
MIR einen fleinen Gins erbalten, pdb>
rerb er auf oieie @eiie Sesen in sros
bem llmfange ltiftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24
DR.. prtee's Cream Batting pomoex
@eltsaMsReGmnas @ehatlle ,tmA 9iplem.
gbtmefif6er 0r6Rentpabm.

Bon benz unsloubliGen So6mutb
Der diueiiiden Generate lest bic fol-
senbe Proclamation 3eusntb bar,
mel6e Der @eneral Mu,tas9ung Dor
eimiser 3ett an bic Sapaner rt6tete:
Sonoerproflamation @us, fatIerliden
Stlfsfommiiidrs ber 2onbespertbets
btgung, 8eamten bes eriten &nopfes,
Prdii6enten beS Grtegsamtes, 8taes
prdiibenten beS @eniorenratbes ua6
@ouperneurs BON 0unan: ,01adbem
tb iiber SO @ataillone Sunantruppen
tn ben lesten bret Monaten 3uiammen.
sebra6t, file tiidtts einerer3iert unb
NIT Masa3tuseipebren betpaffnet babe,
btu t9 iett bereit, lie benz Setnbe
entse9en3ufabren. Gs 1T setpib, bab
tunerbalb 3ipeier Monate entfdeibenbe
Sdladten seidGasen uerben. Mie
t6nnt Sbr Sopaner, eri9Spft bur9
9unger un6 aalte, sesen unetne frt<
f9en Eruppett anfomn,en? ,Sbr 9apas
net babt junge Weiber ,inb 9inber
babetm, tpel9e tpetnen ,n6 Cure Niids
febr erfebnen. SIR feib t,ur bte @ert,
ae,iae bes Otort. Chr feiS bnrd, Com
ffripten aealpuuoet, iporbeu. Gud, ,tnfere
@uaeIn Il, BEN 9eib fd3iesen an foSfen
Wenu 9hr fieot. 70 erhoffen gnre
@euerale alien Ruhm ms ollie Ghre.
Meuu Chr oeihlooert ,perSet So lo,ifen
iie bopo1, u1ib DIR Goiboten niist S,Is
Ben. I'D, bin ieSotf and, non o,,tm,ithi.
aer @eiirnur,a ,,rb fontt ca nffbt ertro<
9en. bas 0hr pernimtet merSet S,,rd,
tneine frtI3en g,otoiiIone in meier
furdtbare11t a1fte. Qb theile GnG,
ioponiid,en GofSoten SeshoIR NIT hoS
Inn Nolle elmer S3ieSerfooe' ~ tnemn nm. eshp mp
ntdf mtst mobfn obr in,,fen ,nIIt
ohr @ltd3 ,tmido,,en & f;nnt md, rneine,, I
Ghifbern o,,f hemen iteht. iSrnsht
G,d, unb permeibet hem SoSp NSnm
mSoet ebr @ud, fofort ben hefehIiosm.
ben Offi,ieren }teilen, meIde XIX S,trd,
Mlil6e ,tnb @ereftiofeit o,ts,eidnsm
Damn miikt 9br Sire Waffen Snrfmer.
fen ,,rh ncr 70, eAifhsr,, ,,;asa.s.,:".. 1i% .so
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24

@enn @btuefen ouseiuans
6er8eben, 70 fasen file unter I'm.
ftdnoett nidt einmal Gineltl9: ,auf
@ieoerieben!" Das bat man neultd
IN Gbicaso beobadten fGnnen. Dort
i9ieb bic Srau bes reiden Sip Qung
BON tbrem @atten, Der einer aautas
fertn 3u piel Gufmertl lomteiten er,ei9t
hatte unb tn Golse Der I'm Sauie emf,
itanbenen Streitereten NIT feiner Srau
iibereinsefommen NOR, ii6 siitli9 3u
tretl11er,, unb 3tpar 70, bab Der dlteite,
5 Sabre alte Sobn Goot Sim, betm
Nater bletben, ber iiingite Sobn aber,
iamnnt $25, 200, Der Grau 3ufallen
lollte. 3u Der S6luBi,ene bieies Sans
6els bate ii6 bic san,e be3opfte Na9.
barf9aft einsefunben. Stp Sung ielbit
ftanb unter ben Neu9ierisen auf bem
Geitenwese unb fein 3us In feinem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24

briidenb, uoaB Sbre loDale @elinauns
unb Sbr @ifer fir 6as 0ffentltde
Mobl, Die sic in bieler san3en Mnge>
le9enbeit bemdbrt baben, nod @e6iibr
anerfannt merben tpirb. Gs 1T lelbits
peritdnolid, baB Sbrem Snten6anten
eine entipre6enbe 8elobnung 5u Tbetl
iperoen ioll, fails iid feline 9(nsaben
beitdtisen, moran i'd nidt 5uetfle.
0aB bas tiefite Sdreisen iiber bic gee
plante expedition beipabrt nerben
mnB, brou9e Id Sbnen ni6t erit 81
fagen.
9ln Der perfebrSrei9en 2anbitraBe,
bic BON 0osent at bet Warne iiber
9alaiieau nod 0erlailles fiibrt, ltest
-etipa balbmess 3mii9en 8tepre rnb
8eriailles-ber Srt SouDsen@ Sofas
in Dem nidt lebr breiten Tbal Der
8iepre. 0ie6ts unb linfs iteisen be-
maloete 90ben, 6eionbers iteil auf Der
re6ten Seite, 5u etnem Ylateau
empor, bas iid bts Meubon bin3iebt,
I'M bort faunt tpent9er itetl it'd 3ur
@eine berab3uienfen.
@esen Nbenb bate iid Elm bi6ter
Hebel In benz 9bale atsgebrettet, 70
baB bic 9elligfeit bes an fi6 i6on
furaen @interta9es nod i6neller als
fonit 5u Gnbe sing. slfs es auf bem
&irdtburme In Soubsen>S Sofas balb
neun lbr idlus, fam auf Der 2anbs
ftraBe bon 8ieore Ter eitl GROCER ltnb
anf6etnenb i6iper belabener Subrs
wa9en beran, benen Sradt elm iiber
Retfen geipanntes Elantu6 perbedte.
(SDrtfebuus foIst).
DR.. priee's Cream Batting pomoer.
@eltsAmsReamnas @ehailIe ,tnh 9iplom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24
George Mannrg's
9ampf 9iferei tn @au 4ntonio

NGen iubufriellen gtabliFements,
tpeld1e groBe @efdbe n6tbis baben, 10,
Die 0iebiti6tern, Sarmern unb aaen
Senen, bic @iiiernen gebrauden. 1T
@eorg ManbrD's renommirte Dampfs
fiiferei-in Der Sanbelspelt inter benz
Namen "San Antonio Tank Factory"
befannt. befens su empfe6len. 5err
WtanbrD, elm Ga9mann in Der @iifes
rel, Der aud mebrere fur bieielbe iebr
pi6tige @rfiabunsen In 8e3ug auf
Wtaf6tnen gemadt bat, liefert eine 10
por3tigli6e 4rbeit, baB mod ME elm
Sabel sesen biefelbe Iaut seiporben 1T.
Sein &uf aI8 Gabrifant. Der es nit
irgenb @inem in ben Ser. Staaten
aufnebmen fann, eritredt iid melt tiber
bic @renaea bes Staates binaus unb
Iuftrdse tommen ibm ielbf aus ben
entlegeniien Sbeileu Merifos au.
S6reibt nm &ataloge unb preis.
Iiften, bic gratis perianbt merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24
gdtuinbimdbt aehetlt.

Gtnem alien Nrste, ber Der pra1ts 5urn6aesoseu
!sbte, wurse bur4 etnen citinbtf9en MtiFondr bic
gei4retbnns snes etntaen pe8etabtltf&en SelmtteIs
i&ptnhin&t, Brcn@ttts, aatarfb, akbma unb aGen
gals unb Gansenfranfheiten auSsebdubtst. Gu& Elm
0ittel fur pctpe, rabitale Selnns BON Rerpeni&wdz
DE unb auen @erpenfranfbetten. Ga&bem ber Octtor
eie wunberbaren SeItrdfte In tauenb Gdnen erprpbt
4atte, eratete er es fur ieine ptt, bas Wtttel ieis
men letbenoen Wttmeni&en betannt Du MAIDEN. Bon
ieahe bieies Resept san5 tcfenfrei an aue, bte es
phni4en, tn eeuti&er, ensltiGer unb fraus6fiaer
Spra&e NIT ppuer Nnwetiuns Der 6erfeauns unb bes
Did euf oteie 3etuns unb ID ienbe es fofprt. W. u
U yes, $50 Yowers 0Ipd, &p@eiter, q. U.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24

@eiidt berdnberte ii9, alS leine grau
NIT benz 9tnbe auf benz Nrm bic bereit
sebaltene 9utide beitiea ipel9e file
na6 benz 8abnbof fiibren lollte. Ser
fleine Soof 9tm fab aus Dem Seniter
uno rtef in ensltlder @pra6e: r8be<
bDe, Mamma!" Dte 2ettere briidte
ibr 9ai6entu6 Dor bic g(ugen unb
i9lu6Ste. Sip Quns ,parf tpeSer auf
feline Srau nod auf leinen @obn, ben
ct ME luieoer ieben ioltte, einen Blid,
ipdbrenb bic auti6e ii6 in 8emesung
iette-
@t9enartise @rmittelun>
gen bat ein amerifanilder Nr3t, M.
StanleD Gall, tn 9uiton BET &tnbern
angeitellt, bic, feds Sabre alt, serabe
In bic unterite @9ulflaiie etntraten;
er pollte feititellen, Oh iie bic Ginge,
beren Namen ibnen geIdufig maren, in
Wtrflt6feit au9 fannten unb mas file
bon tbnen tpiibten. Da ergab ii6 nun,
oaB bon ben aussefrasten &inbern IA
Yro5ent no9 nte Sterne geleben bat.
ten, As Rro3ent nod nie auf benz 0anbe
gene len tparen, 20 Pro3ant ni9t tpuB.
ten, baB bic Mild bon Der Sub, 50
Pro3ent, baB bas 6ol8 Don ben Bau>
men fommt, la bis Is pro3ent bic
Sarben Grin, Blau, @elb ni6t benen>
men fonnten 4 Bro3ent nie ein
S9metn 9eieben batten.-gtne abne
lt9e Grfabrang bat ottoman Nn16ie
tn Berlin 9ematbt. Inter ben 0i9tz
btloern, bic er in elmer S9ule bors
fabrte, befano iidb alt6 bas elmer aus
benz Stall tretenben S6afbeerbe. Nls
oteies Bib porsefiibrt luurOe, ersab es
ltd, baB ein betra6tli6er Gbeil Der
aletnen nod ME Elm @6af seieben
batte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24
ZWElC- CESCHEFT: Ecke Commerce. und East Straaaa
aa bdHi@e aufras fnSm afmaHame sa9tu sss
l.. WOLFSoN. --.4 MAIN PLAZA

9iel Nufieben errest in Berlin
bic @erlobuna bes 59idbrigen Girfen
8ltder bon Wablitatt nit Der l8idbs
rigen prin3efiin @anba b. GabaimiG.
Jiirft 8liider 1T beretts ameifa9er
Wittwer. Ser tunge Graf 8Ih9er,
ber ft9 einige 3eit lang bier In Seras
aufbielt unb bann 1T Stem Oort tur3
mad ieiner mpiteri6ien 8erbeiratbung
ftarb. mar ein sObn bes iebieen siuns
gen BrdutigamS".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24
Dr.. prices Cream Batting pomoer
9as nollfommenite. has eentaGt nirh.

3ugleid nit benz st goniul
Waller bon Samatape, Mabagascar,
1T beffen S6miegeriobn paul grap,
elm Garbiger aus Seras, mad Mars
ieille gebra9t tporben. Nu9 ibm mo
den bic Gran3oien ben go:wurf, nit
ben Sopas eonfpirirt 3u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24

Mr3t ols 0eb drmutters
Iet6en be,et@nets. Sd
fann tetne Morte ftnben
nm bte Qualeu ju i4il.
bern, BITE Id aueits.
ffebeu bate. 0or fiing.
asbn Wod)en Fne Id an
Sbre Nfebtttn in 0e.
bran4eu unb fablststt
befer unb ffdrter ole In
btslen Sabren. Meine
@eiunbbett "a In ber
xbat tuieber ponf6r.
btg ber9e)teHt nub 20
bat fid1 Yefffe &h,fr t,otf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24
4IIS ITI IQ]|s||I g|IIJ

DE. Yterces "Favorite Prescription" 10 cine
BON etnem ertahrsueu unb seididten s(rat
nap irtheni4aftlt4e 0runbi iaten anbereitefs
yfsbtatu, ipelde betn aarten 6rgantsmus 6es
Eransnget4le4ts ipe3tell ansspabt III. Ge Be.
Febt ausldlitbli4 aus Yfan3enttoffen unb tis
N tebem 5nfanb bes 6rgantsmns pollfou,.
men nni@dbli1. &c furtrt BITE yUaoraeufrant.
petit, Wfagenf9wd9e, Berbanungs6eidtper.
pen coer Dpspeptte, rtueibli4e 99mddems
rdiloe" ui1o dbnlide 5etmiudunsen.
fran We Weantte 8 EN- b D bon 1903 Soro.
foga st., Baltimore, Nb., i9reibt: ,Dret
Sabre lang Iitt t9 an S9mer,en, bte meiu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24

@eSen bes Dtebfabls BON
81 pfun6 Sped, I'm @ertbe BON
taun, 40 Gents, lit Der 3immertnann
Solbua 3. @5toper BON 9taunton, 8a.,
3lt lebensldnslibem 3u6tbaus perurs
tbetlt poroen. Stoper iit Elm unoerbei>;
ferliber Dieb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24

Sn Sranfrei6 miro sur 3eit
elm @eles porbereitet, bas ben 81 Iens
babnenseiellidaften fir @eripdtuns
BON j3iigen eine empfinbli6e Strafe
auferlegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24

9rtnft Spllanb's 3affee :; isbeu
Sag frii6 gebrannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-24

Cine Marieiffer @ette.
Gin 9err aus Marietlle, Der auf ben
eben ttt9t ieltenen Namen Durano
bort, lit eine Mette etnsegangen, 2S
Gage binour9 auf einem Yiebeltal tn
Der Poie elmer Statue au3ubrinsen! !
@dbrenb bieier % Gage bat Der @ets
tenbe Redt auf % gtunben Gdlaf,
Die er, pie er milf, auf bieie j3eit per>
tbeilen fann. 0err Duranb iptrb 9ag
uub 9la9t iibertua6t werben, bamit er
ni6t etlpa feline Statuenbaltuns beim>
tiidtid nit elmer etmaS bequemeren
pertauide. e.-@eii iitrei6!
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
"A BoMBsHELL IN TIE HOUSE.
Revolutions of impeachment Against
Ambassador Bayard introduced.

Resolutions of impeachment Against
Ambassador Bayard introduced. .
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O,-Representa-
tive VIM. e. Barrett, of Massachusetts,
enjoys the distinc ton OF being the au-
thor OF the first thrilling incident in
the present House of Representatives.
He threw bombshell in that body
soon after 1t convened to-day by offer
Ing resolution impeaching Thomas
e. Baysrd, ex-Secretary OF State, and
now United States ambassador to the
court of st. James, for high crimes
and misdemeanors.
The grounds advanced In the resolu
ton was the utterances OF Mr.. Bayard
before the Edenburg, Scotland, Philo-
zophical Institute, November 2 In his
speech Mr.. Bayard spoke of protec tion
rs form OF State socialism. and said
that 1t had done more to foster class
legislation, breed inequality, corrupt
public life. lower the tone of national
representation, blind the public oon-
science, create false standards and d.
vorce ethics from politics than any other
single cause.
"Such reflections on the government
tai policy by 8 United States am bssse-
dor before foreign audience" the res
olution Gays, "Were q serious disregard
of his proprieties and obligations and
calculated to iDjure our national repu-
tation. "Isconcluded by instructiDg tho
foreign affairs commissions which was
empowered to send for persona and
pers. to investigate and report by i'm
parchment or otherwise.
Mr.. Bsrrett's resolution had been pre-.
coded by ono Of HE colleagues, Mr.
Mccall Republican, Massschusetts), in
q mildor tone.
Mr.. McCall's resolution went down
before an objection, and then it was
that Mr.. Barrett sprang his impeach-
ment resolution as one constituting o
privilege.
Mr.. Crisp, the leader Of the minority,
made an unavailing attempt to contest
the privileged resolution. Speaker Reed
overruled his point of order. and 1t was
thrown into the arena of debate. where
1t remained for three hours. The Re-
publicans took the position that Mr.
Bayard's speech constituted an offense
against the country that called for q
rebuke.
The Democrats took tho position that
Mr.. Bayard's usterances did not, by any
stretch of the imagination, constitute
grounds for impeachment.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
MONROE DOCTRINE AFFIRMED
Senator cullum Boldly Advo-
Gates Its Maintenance.
This Government Not One OF CONQUEST
OF Usurpation. and II We Would Keep
Up the March and Maintain Our
National Honor We Rxust Proclaim
Some Affirmative Policy without Do
lay.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 The Senate
Was in session less than two hours to-
day. The session consisted Of tho intro
auction OF about hundred bills and q
speech on the Monroe doctrine by San
ator Cullom. Mr.. Cullom's speech WAS
read from manuscript and was atten-
lively received by the Senate. He took
strong grounds for an affirm ative policy
In order to convince other nations of
their error in supposing this doc trine to
be impotent for our guidsnce and con-
tended for the propriety Of Congressional
action, saying that diplomacy had been
sufficiently tried and had been found
wanting.
This Government" be declared, sis
not one OF conQae ursurpation. II we
would still keep Q the march of the re-
public in this world OF competition and
strife, and maintain our national honor.
with our territorial unity and int gritty,
we must have some affirmative, distinos-
I've idea or policy of such simple and UNI
questioned pSopriety that il shall re-
oeive the sanction of our people.
This much is duo to ourselves" con-
tinued the senator, that by no laches
on our part can 1t be truly said that we
are too long stepping upon our Just
rights, and this 800 Is due to Europe,
that the governments of the old world
may know that rs. 900, coo of American
citizens, speaking through their repre-
sentatives in Congress, are q unit in
maintaining the American doctrine of
James Monroe; aud it Ia also due to the
independent governments OF the other
America lying to the south OF US. whose
tenurs OF existence practically depends
upon the honesty of the United States
In sustaining the doctrine OF the mess
sage Of 1898.
This nation has played diplomacy
long enough, and without much effect.
Great Britain has been disregardinR
polite requests, protests and arRu-
ments, and, II let alone, will finally
dominate Venezuela.
THAT our policy Ia the American
policy, our doctrine ia the protection
OF American interests, and our motto
is call for Americans At the con.
clusion Of Mr.. Cullom's speech Mr..
SQUIRE spoke In support of q bill con-
| corning the personnel of the navy. He
advocated the appointments of naval
cadets by Senators, and made plea
for the thorough education OF naval
en9ineers. At ESQ .. N. the Senate
adjourned.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
MURDER AND PILLAaE.
Terrible Slaughter of Armenians by the
Turks and Kurds.

Terrible Slaughter of Armenians by the
Turks and Kurds.
Copyrighted 1895 by T. A.. P.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. ia report
received here from Van states that forty
villages In that vicinity have been de-
vastated and plundered and that the
entire population consisting of $4,000
persons, has dispersed to the hills.
Everywhere, IL is added, there lie mss
sscre, pillage, famine and fire at work
in DISCRIMINATING the Armenians.
1t is also stated that fifty villages
around Sivas were devastated by the
Turks Bashibazouks, soldiers and gem
darmes, while the population fed and
wandered over the surrounding country.
The village Of Andreas, 1t Is further
stated, was attacked on October %. A
number of the inhabitants were slain
and number of old men, women and
children who sought refuge in the
church are said to have been burned
alive.
Only few escaped to the untsins.
The bugle troops, 1t is asserted, IN this
case was sounded for the attack to
begin, and the soldiers took part In the
massacre which followed
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
BOSTON GOES DEMoCR Alto.
Bon. Josiah Quincy Elected Mayor b.
10000 Majority.

Hon. Josiah Quincy Elected Mayor by
10000 Majority.
BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 10-The Repub-
lican administration, which has been in
control of the municipal affairs tor the
past eleven months, was overthrow at
the polls to-day after one of the most
spirited and holly contested campaigns
in the history of local politics.
Tho Republican mayor. Curtis, was
defeated by At plurality,a and branches
Of the city government are Democratic.
the Republicans losing control of the
board OF alderman also.
Mayor Quincy, the successful Demo-
cratic candidate. made heavy gains in
nearly every section Of the city. Over
IS, 900 voters went to the polls, the lar
gest number ever recorded in Boston
and representing over fve-sixths of the
total registration.
The city declared in favor OF license
by over $4,000 majority. The board of
alderman will consist Of seven Demo-
Gratis and FIVE Republicans. The com
mon council is strongly Democratic.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
Of 8 to is. The finance committees
was then adopted.

of 8 to is. The finance committees
recommendation WIS then adopted.
Mr.. Loughery, from the committee on
streets, reported, recommending the
improvement of Kirk avenue between
the Y. Nd. @. A. building and Jefferson
street; the Improvements of the brick
sidewalks on Campbell avenue between
Jefferson and Henry streets, and also
the brick sidewalks on Salem avenue
between Third and Fifth streets q. W.,
all of which were adopted.
Th5 com ittee also reported that the
matter Of repairs to the brick paving
would be attended to in a short time by
the former contractors.
Mr.. Mays. from the committee on pub
lie property, reported recommending
that hereafter the election booths, bal.
lot boxes, etc., shall be in the custody
OF the city engineer; that the committee
had continued r. L. Greenwood as as.
sistnus clerk at the markets on salary
OF $45 per month; and that g lot I'D jotn-
ing the city stables be purchased for
Sl75, all Of which were adopted.
A resolution directing the disposition
OF the two fire department. horses in
possession OF the Junior Hose Company,
In order that better horses may be se.
cured, WAS refer red back for further
consideration.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Wilson tho Council
adjourned to meet on Friday night.
MIR. Loughery gave notice that he
would ask foe an adjourned meeting for
Thursday night, the 10Th, to consider
the proposed charter amend ments.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
VIII AIeetiu Sf Louis

WARRINGTON, Dec. 1O.-The national
com mittee. after bAllo,ing two hours,
decided to hold the next national con-
vention at ST Louis on June 16, 1895.
At the first ballot the vote stood as
follows; st. Louis, II; San Francisco,
10; Plttsburg, 0; Chicago, s; New York,
o, -Four ballots were taken, the last
standing as follows: ST. Louis, 90; San
Francisco, 1G; Chicago, 6.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
LIVELY SESSION OF COUNCIL
The Veto of the Mayor is Sus-
tanned

And the CITY Engineer Gets No Assistance
Yet-The Judges Salary Decreased
The Mayor and Other Omcers Report
Financial Statements submitted-Ihe
Street and Public Property Reports
Adjourned Meeting to be Hold Friday
Nieht-Oharter Committee Will Report
Next Week.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
The President Stormbound.

WASHINGTON Dec. GA late special
to tho Post from Norfolk, Va, says that
President Cleveland and his party are
stormbound at Cape Hatteras, N. G..
There Is fierce storm raging in the
vicinity and the wind is blowing at the
rate OF sixty miles an hour. All on
board the Violet are doing we'll.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
Engineer and Fireman Hurt.

WELcH, w. Va. Dec. 1O.--This after
neon the engine pulling No. 10, east
bound. Norfolk and Western passenger
train left the track as it was rounding
the bend one hundred yards west of
here and plunged into Tug river.
Engineer Bailey and Fireman Waugh
were injured. George Coninberg, q
machinist. who WAS riding on the
engine, had four riba broken and was
otherwise seriously injured. Tho COM
bination baggage. express and mail car,
and smoking csr, were darailed. No
passengers were injured.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
Wants Canal Throueh Gsorp,a

WASHINGTON, Dec. TO- Senator
Bacon, of Georgia. to-day introduced
his first bill. 1t directs the Secretary
OF War to ascertain the feasibility and
cost OF u nsvigable canal from the Ten
nessee river at Chattanooga to the
Savannah river in G aorpia.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
st. Louis Happy.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. Io-There is
general rejoicing In st. Louis tonight
over the action Of the national Repub-
licAn committee in selecting this city as
the place Of holding the convention.
Long before the bulletins announced
the news large crowds OF people as
sembled. and when tho final ballot WAS
put up the enthusiasm was unbounded.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
va" WEDNESDAY MORNlNG, DECEMBER H. 1885,
NOTICE.

O. *. sohwrar is hereby placed In charge
of the Businsss Department of TIE
TIMES, with full authority accordingly.
this appointment to be effective during
my absence from tho city.
M. III. OLAYTOR.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
CATOGNI Bros,
THE LEADING GROCERS.

THREE STORES IN ALL.
PLENTY OF DELIVERY WAGONS.
PROMPT DELIVERY INSURED ALWAYS.
WHOLESALE PRICES ON FLOUR.
YOU CAN BUY ONE BARREL,
OR YOU CAN BUY FIFTY.
THE PRICE JUST TIE SAME.
WE BUY IN CAR LOAD LOTS
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
WE SELL AT RETAIL,
THE PRICES OF WHOLESALE,
~CATOGNI BROS.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11

TIE United States Governments re-
ports show Royal Baking Powder su-
perior to all others.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11
Secondhand Upright, Fancy Walnut,
$50.

ONE upright piano, fancy walnut, in
use about one year, in first class order,
fully warranted. for $40; on easy pay
ments, without interest. This is a bar
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