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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

silver Larger absorption by the Eas', thro"s"
decentralization Of gold in India, Is Regarded as
Important by Mr. Frewen, who mas hi'her'"
treated that step as one sure to be greatly heip'
ful 10 other nations Joining In any co-opera'ioh'
To this he adds the assumption that Great BTU
ain will agree "to give Berlin, Paris or New
York gold on demand on the reasoning that the
faster silver pours into London the faster 1t VIII
On ~ BOMBAY. there to be exchanged for gold
bills representing products exported to London.
This part Of his statement Is left somewhat
vague perhaps intentionally as one open 10
negotiations about details, but its force can hard
" be measured intclligently unless 1t Is shown
for what and on what terms London VIII Iur'
nish gold on demand.
The other suggestion OF Mr. Freweh Is ia
line with American practice. namely. 10 cmpioy
in all Western nations silver as basis Tor hotes
Of small denominations small silver cpr'iii-
Gates. which are to be legal tender only Ior hii-
tied amount 1t may be readily recogniZeu il'a'
concurrence Of other commercial nations In such
q non would 90 far to remove the grave oDsta-
clos which exist In the United States alone
Even the small notes thus provided for might
ho oivon I'm some measure International use, rs
by immigrants, returning immigrants rehi''''is
who send abroad. and the travellers WHO w nv
employ banking letters Of credit But the MAIN
fact Is that concurrent use Of snch small ho'e'
based on silver would then be no longer as much
an object Of suspicion or source OF DANGER "S
their separate use by the United States Is now
On the other hand, the main difficulty Is mat inc
financial systems of France and Germany might
render such plan inadmissible for them, IN
view Of their present paper circulation. and the
farms upon which 1t is issued. even If it were
occonted Inv Great Britain. One other good pIir-
nosc tbe CORRESPONDENCE serves, it shows how
far Intelligent bimetallism has progressed In its
rooson,ncs bevond the crudties Of those who
;moc,ne that scparatc free coinage by the United
States alone would settle everything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Inspector Conlln passed successfully the ex-
animation to which he was subjected yesterday
by the Police Board. and was appointed Chief
of the Department by The unanimous action
Of the Commissioners His promotion will give
satisfaction in the department and TO the COM
munity at large. During his twenty-six years
connection with the police force Mr.. Conlin has
been content 10 devote himself 70 police bust
ness, and promotions have come To him by merit
and not by influence. Eight years ago he was
made an inspector, and on the retirement of
Byrncs last May he was placed at the head Of
the force as Acting Chief. His six months term
of probation has shown that he is entitled to
the promotion he has fairly earned. His success
should be daily encouragement TO the force
to follow his example
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

TO Mr.. Bland that both himself and MS TOPIC
have parted with any interest which they may
once have possessed. II such man as nh can
show $50 times as much popularity as ne is aoie
TO exhibit, It Is time for him 70 go OUT OF tns
lecture business altogether.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

rather give itself away without any considera-
tion-to the corporations by putting their at
torney in its highest place Of trust ana power
simple question How shall 1t be answered!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

t,rnorotion Counsel Scott took hanu III H. i'll
rcsnanse IN a request from President OBrleh'
u, rho Dock Department, and his opinion VIII
probably settle the dispute lie uphoios 'hc po
sition taken by President Barker or the IaA
Department. and declares that all the STRUCTURES
referred to ere properly subject to taxation Inc
question is an important one, as 1t Is estma'eu
that the property which has heretofore escapeu
having taxes is worth millions Of dollars III Is
Tho nlain tluty of the Dock Commissioners now
70 co-onerate with the Tax Department IN col
lccting the cltys dues.
The trolley railroad companies in Brooklyn
ora uniting forth extraordinary exertions to
outdo one another in securing the privilege OF
extending their tracks In all parts OF Tie Guy.
Something like sixty miles Of streets were asked
for recently by the new Flynn company les
terlay two of the older companies disclosei 'le'r
nolicv and made ready to put in Applications Ior
all the streets wanted by Flynn and 14o miles
besides. Active competition for the right 10
build railroads in streets and sections where
they are needed is an excellent thing, Dnt II Is
absurd to suppose that the city Will surrender
the use of practically all its streets not now occu-
MED by trolley lines on any terms whatever.
Tho answer of Lord Salisbury to our State
Dcpartments inquiry regarding the venezuela
controversy has at length arrived in Washing
ton. and will be put in the hands OF Secretary
Olncy today The Presidents absence from the
capj,al will. of course. prevent It's immaculate
transmission to Congress. with the further
communication" on the subject which was hait
promised in the Message. Some hints regard
ing the character of Great Britains answer nave
been thrown ont. but nothing positive regarding
its contents is known. 1t is surmised, however,
that some intimaton Of England's attitude was
conveyed to Mr. Cleveland before the compie-
lion of his Message If so, the statement IN the
Message that arbitration should include the
whole controversy, and that 1t Would not De
satisfactory if one OF the Powers concerned IS
permitted to draw an arbitrary line through the
territory in dispute and declare that 1t VIII
submit to arbitration only the portion on one size
of il. will be seen to possess considerable signin-
canoe. But why should the President go South
TO shoot ducks with Congress on his hands, and
Lord Salisburys letter daily expected at wash
IN CtO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Mr.. George Gould believes in high interest he
does not think capital would invest in an enter
prise guaranteeing more than per cent l.
must be small savings from old stockings tha'
take I'D all the and % per cent loans III the
market
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stated.
CITY PosTAGE-Th- law requires that l-cent postage
stamp be affixed OF the Daily. Sunday
Semi-Weekly Tribune mailed for local delivery In
New-York City. This postage must be paid by sub
rc-iber better served by buying their
Tribune from newsdealer.
FOREIGN POSTAGE-To all foreign countries Except
Canada and Mexico) cents a copy on The Sunday
Tribune; cents copy on Daily. Semi Weekly ana
Weekly This postage must be paid by subscriber
NCES-Rernit by Postal order Express Order.
Check Draft or Registered Letter. Cash or Postal
Note II sent in unregistered letter. will be at the
rscE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

The Manhattan Elevated Railroad pays >SoooVo
q year for legal services If 1t would use lit'ie
Of that to make travel easier it might not hced
so many lawyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

There has been an animated controversy during
the last few days between the Tax Department
and the Dock Department relative to the right
Of the city to .evy taxes on structures erected
by lessees on piers and other property under the
control Of the Dock Commissioners Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Attorney-General Harmon in his annual report
wisely recommends that steps should be taken to
prevent the scandalous abuse of the right Of
appeal TO the Federal Supreme Court in capital
cases. Since the substitution CT execution by
electricity for hanging n this State numerous
appeals have been taken. not primarily for the
sake Of justice. but simply to secure delay; and
within a few days we have seen counsel assuring
the Governor Of the State that If he grants a
respite 10 their client they will not avail them.
selves of their privilege OF making an appeal to
the highest court Moreover as the law stands,
repeated appeals can be taken: as Mr. Harmon
says There is no limit TO this process so long
as prisoners are able to employ counsel" This
is a travesty on orderly and expeditions judicial
procedure, and an end should be made of IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Nov that a Justice Of the United States SUI
preme Court has taken to bicycling 1t can no
longer be alleged that it is undgnfed for a
dignitary Of the highest order to bestride the
wheel That the popular mind has scarcely recon-
cled itself to this notion is suggested by Wash
ington dispatch which states that knot OF
curious spectators usually gathers around Justice
White whenever he starts out for ride. There
are much more improbable things however than
that the President Of the United States may be
riding bicycle within a year or two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
1noex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rnsiilres Notltss.

>N~>/~>NN~N"r~~>>>>>'~~>
Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety Of style and Price.
T. c. SELLEW
I>,,.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Mr. Cleveland wants TO spend more money on
our diplomatic service so that our Ambassadors
and Ministers may occupy quarters Dehtting
the dignity Of the Nation they represent. That IS
quite right. 1t Is Just what The Tribune has long
been urging But where on earth is Holman? To
think he should be out Of Congress at such a
time as this!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Tammany answer: Mr.. Terry-ls 1t good
business to award a contract for $4,000 when you
could get it for $1,000 less?
Mr.. Phelan-Bosh This whole investigation
Is nothing but bosh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

The eccentric person who has just died, leaving
a will directing the establishment OF crank
university in Illinois i3ade important omis-
sion in that instrument. He should have named
the faculty and trustees. Debs, Waite Aitgeid'
Pennoyer. Tman, Sovereign What gaiaxy
he could have made and how the world would
have rejoiced TO see them gathered in one place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

This is a great time for gold Colorado mas
plenty. Connecticut thinks 1t has, Alaska is pros
Meeting for it. and now the German East Africa
Company is going tc start boom. 1t begins 10
look as If silver men would have to content them
selves with cloud Innings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07


THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day Gen
orally fair. and warmer The temperature yes
terday: Highest 80 degrees. lowest 20. average
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Rata fir WaHtter.

gOr iibsr so Sahren it1on uurbe
Wers. Wil.slo,p's Soothing Syrup
Don Milionen BON Mliittesn beim 3abs
men Der @inber amsewenbet. Wir5 bu
I'M Sdlafe 6ur9 Das Shreien zines
&inbes sef6rt, bas i'm Sabnen ift unb
Dor Shmer5en reints Wenn 10, laHe
lofort eine Glai6e Don vMrs. Minss
Ions Soothing 9Drup" bolen. @ein
Wertb 1T unbesablbar. So ;pirb benz
tleinen 2eihenben iofort 2inberung bers
l6affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Matter,
es lit fein 3weifel bariiber. SO beilt
Dpienterp unb Diarrboe, regalirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Minb,
9olif, ermei9t ben Gaumen, perbins
bert @nt5iinbung unb itdrtt bas ganae
SDltem. nMrs. Winsloms Soothing
Syrup" fur 5abnenbe &inber III anses
nebm in 8el6mad unb bas &ecept
itammt bon einem Der befen meibli9en
Nerste in ben Ser. Stdaten. Gs iii BEL
Glen Nrag8iliea in Der aausen Mslt su
baben. preis 25 Getlts per G!afte,
3auft ni6t5 anberes, els Ntr5. 9Dins,
'ono S1ODtbiuu= Snrgn.
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@eerge Nyfamor9's
9ampf aiferei in sen gutoaio,

Nlen inbufrielIen gtabIi6ement8,
pelde grobe @efdbe nbtbig baben, 10.
tDie gieb3thtern, 6armern un6 aaen
Denen. bic @iiiernen gebrauMen, IN
@eorg Man6rp'8 renommirte 4ampi.
fiferei Der 6anbelSDeIt unter benr
yfamen "San Antonio Tank Factory
befannt, befens su smpfe6Ien. 6err
Wtanbrp, elm 6a9mann in Der Riifes
ret, Der aud mebrere fur 6iefelbe febr
Dihtige @rfinbungen in 8eaug auf
Ntaf6inen genabt bat, Iiefert cine 10
Sor3iigli9e 4rbeit, baB NOD ME ein
SabeI aeeen bieieIbe Iant gelDorben ii.
Sein Ruf ass Gabritaat, Der "a NIT
irgenb @inem in ben Der. Staten
anfnsbmen fann, eritredt iid5 melt iiber
pie 8ren3en bes @taates binaus rnb
Anftrdge fomnen ibm ieIbii aus ben
entlegeniten Sbeilem Meritos al.
S1relbt nm aataloge nnb preigs
lllten, bic gratis perfan6t merben.
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0ansiiher Mmsnereanf.

Wis aGe Sobre. 10 fintst aud bless
nal bei uns Elm sduaIi6er Nuspertauf
Der g8aoren au s Spottpreiie en-
ifatt, I'M &eum gu MAIDEN fir ein
pollltdn5ia neuss Eager.
Wir olferireH beiipielSneile: In.
fere $500 Delrenidube fir MIR 1925.
llnIere $2.G0 Babies .OrfOrb ".S1ube
3u $l.25. ainberfdube bsbeutenb
unter ibrem Mertbe.
Nle S6ube bon befonOsrs gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine 3ies", tleines MaB, bic 800
unO $3.50 fOitten. bertaufen mir iebt
fur $1.25.
Spre6t Dor uno iibsr3eugt gu6.
@inberelIa 8 6ub,palaf,
@de 9ouiion Stra6e unb 4penae s.
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Bebeuteuoe 8argaius in 9dnOereien.

Sa i9 in ben IeBten atpei Sabren
perf6iebene 2anbifreden i'm fiibmefs
li6en 8beile bes Staates gegen 6Ds
potbet aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt i'm Stanbe, iolbe 2dnbereien gum
tpirfIi1en apfenpreife unter
ghnftigen Bebinaunsen unb miebrigem
pro3entiaBe su berfaufen. @utes
Garm=. 6eus unb Weibelan6, nit unb
Obne 8erbeferungen, in fleinen unb
groBen Stiifen.
Wesen ginaelbeiten, preiie, &ate
Der Snterefen, 8ef6reibung bes Sans
bes &c. i9reibe man an
6. 3. gbunbler,
2odlunobs Bantgebdube. San Nntonio.
&eferen3en: Sebe 8anf in San
Mntonio.
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california i, gNeine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2a'
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
6errn s. s. Wteper am Ilamo
8lasa. 9err MeDer fu6t bic Meine
an Ort nnb SteGe aus unb tauft bireft
aus benz &eller Der @einsii6ter. AIs
gatem &enner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
beiten Sorten ausauwdblen. St tann
feline &unben uub Jamilien nit einem
guten 3rppfen perieben. &otbz mnb
@eiBs Weine in boraiigli6er Qnalitdi
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @olpue - fre'
inS 9au8 aeliefert.
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Seras gtaats =Tair mno 9allas
Nusiteauug
9allas, Seras, 10. Oftober bis
3. 9tpnember 1895.
9fieoriye Grfnriions Staten anf Der
Santa Te Giiembabm Qinie.

Sir bic 9eras Stats Gair uub
Dallas ansfellung. peI6e am 10.
October er0ffnet, unb fur ben Sermin
big gum 3. Nopember 1895. baueru
Dirb, offerirt bic Santa Sc giIenbabn.
germaltunG niebrise @rfurfonsraten,
6ins unb &udfabrt fur ben einfaden
JabrpretS, bon alien punften ibrer
Sinie, 5idetS baben big gum 5. 9los
pember Giiltigfeii.
QuBer Der oben genannten @rtur.
iionsrate Der6en nod Gabrfartem Don
allen puntten Der 2inie oertauft, bic
auf 3 (breD Gage nad beren 20iuna
9tiltia limb gu eirem Marimum preiS
BON $5. Diefes BON alen Gtationen,
beren einfa@er preis mebr aIs $5 bes
trd9t.
%. s aeeuan,
General paiiagier Mgent.
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llnansenebm fiiblbar ma6t ii9 elm
nagenbeS @efabl im Masen nah ei.
ner reidli9en Wiahlseit. Man fnnn
Mot mebr eRen unb bat bod bas @es
fiibl, als ob man nod gar Ni6t8 ges
geHen babe. gDas bann gebrauht
wirb. bas 1T cine 9ofs non 5ims
mons 2iDer Regulator, bas bette 9eils
mittel gegen Berbauungsi9wd6e =
benn BON bieier riibrt bas Nagen Der
bas es giebt. SimmonS 2iber &egus
lator tann fir Berbauunesidmd6e
nidt tparnt genug empfoblen tperben.
N. q. 1p6e, 2onbou, ap.
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9lufaeidlant! @efahr in sidt ,

penu BITE @teren niat rrbentIta tunsireu uHe btsS
psrna6Idiii9t ptre. ar htn tDbtbrtnsenten atppeu
ber 8rtsbfI9eu Rterenfranfbeit unb 3udertrantbett
brrbt has eebsuS9tfileu 1u &etteru, wenu es iteus
srIrs aui is ,utretbt. GbeniO sefdbri6 limb BIaisns
Ieibtn, pel6e siuen tranibaitfa 9ufanb her Sarus
biae on5eisen, penn tbuen Mat reGt5ett5 sefeuert
wirt. gehhrfsn Ste etneS barutretbenben Mittels,
70 tpdbteu ete 9Oftstters Maseustters, peiass bic
1bdttste Der Sarucrsane fSrtert, rbne e su retBen
urb su srbisen, mas bic sepbbnIt6e Birtuns Der
Mot mad ptHeni6dftltten pruJpten bereeFeuieu
Dturetica 1T. Jbrsm GsbranHe plst rteGet6t
auaenblidli4e Grieidteruns, nm 70 fGer.r aber
ipdtere Nerlhltmmsruns. DaS BitterS itdrtt bic
9ateren unb SIaie uub ntGt minher has Rerpenip=
item unb bic 0erbauunssprSane usb baburt ttt eS
auf bic Dauer. GuH aeSeu BilicFtdt, Sartleibiss
fstt unb Rbeumasmus 1T ietue Stiltraf felt Dssens
nten bepdhrt.
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Wirrwarr an allen Gnotu.

Nd), tpie ftebt ss bnnt nno fraus
Sn ber 8anSen 0Selt bod aus,
0lnf benz gptef ffebt MDnrpes 2ebre
ltnb bes 8an5en 2amoeS Gbre,
&rseg 8tebt eS BET ben Gmbanerm,
l1mftur5 BET ben &ureamern
ltnb bic fociaie Trage
s@afft 9errn 0ilbelm arse Yla8e.
&ubts lteit bier man imbefen
9anon tn ben ,,6retea Yreiien",
9rinft Sasu NIT ptel Hldfir
Wsandben 2 sbpppen 'Lene Star''.Bier !!
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Gs lit teiu sSrrtbunt.

Sie Suniet Woob 60. fam
@u6 On @urem Sol3 unb &Oblen @elb
iparen. Sic bat ben gr6Bten 0ors
ratb In San Nntonio unb bat bic 4geu.
tur fur bic berrbmteu MeNuilter Sn.
bianer Serritorium &oblen.
SelepbOnirt on iie. Selepbon 81.
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4. > j oIS
palneasart:n ano Oaefta..tatIon.

! Der freunbii@fe nub augenebmile
aufentbalt fiir bic 8eln@er Der Gtabt
uno lamentli9 fir 6amiIien, III
S1ol5' palmengarten, Der nit elmer
ooraa8li9en &eitauratipn, tpelGe alIs
Oelltatefien Der 6aiion in better 8us
bereitung Iiefert, berbunben Ia. Wion
nnoet bort baS bette @Ias 8ier uufes
rer beimii6en 8rauereien, bortreIf.
llcbe einbeimifd)e inb importirte Wetne.
oito @igarrea, alte, quite gpbisEet'8
Slquore &C., unb gum leberfuB tets
elnen auSgeseidneten 2undl. SANS
tass uno Sonntag5 Mbenbs finben
Jreis3on5erte fatt. BilliarbTpieIern
ttebeu bic befen giliarbs 3ur Ierfl.
gung.
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M +. 20. &. 9puua,
Bauluftiae t.nS sfontraftoren

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte bemdbrte 8au
bol5banbIung BON 81. 9tebes &
S6bne aufnertiam, bic bebeutenbe
Quantitdten BON por3igIideu, Baubols
unb groBe 0orrdtbe bon Sbiiren, Sen.
fern, Saloufien, 59inbeln, giien,
uaareu, pie s6lbKer, Ndsel, Garben
&C. an 9anb baben. Nieberlagen am
Observation-Disclosures unb ON Gunfei
@e!eiie in Der Oft Commensurate.
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9tiebriger Sabrpreis mad 9allas
ltno 3uriif.

Sir bic Seras Staats Sair unb
0alas @rpolition bertauft bic Snter,
nationalbabn &unbreiles8ilete gu e Is
mem Gabrpreie fur Sillette,
weI6e giiltig finb CUR &idreiie biS 5.
Ropember; unb cine Marimum Rate
pon $500 fir Silette, welde 9tltig
iinb fur 3 Sage, BON allen Stationen.
@egen ndberer Nusfunft menbet @u9
an 8. 5. priee, VI. 9. .. H.,
paleItine, Seras.
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atlanta Ggpoiition.

Niebrise grturitiOnsrreiie nod Nts
lanta uro surtd finb ieBt auf Der sssns
ternational gabn in 3raft. Wegen
ndberer Nustunft tpenbet gud an
8. 5. Yrice, u. 8. g. a.,
BaIeltine. Segas.
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& a + N E 6.

bic gu bauen beabfi9tigen, bsrpeiien
mir auf bic 9olsaieberlagen ber alien
Girma @b. Stenes & SBhne,
bic gu raiipnablen preifen perfauFen
unb Gles on 9anb babeu, ipas 5ur
4usflibruns irsenb eines Baues ges
bort. Sic fiibreu aud groBe @orrdfbs
bon bean beribmten 0aiim Efi
g to d e. bra bt gaIDaniAri cbes
I9mars.
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GuUleb's Ne8ifter, go. % GIamc
pla3a bat einen &uf fir euten altea
WbiSfep, bic befen genii9ten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausge3ei4nete
importirte unb einbeimii1e @igarren
aab itets frii6e8 Bier. Der giaeuthii.
mer. Sce eooIep, perifebt iein Gsiddft.
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9pnD Syanft's Reaaurant unb 9u.
fternbauS. st. 2Ouis. promineute
8hrger unb Grembe aus allen Welt.
tbeilen fonnen bier ansetrolfen tuerben.
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Sn 8erbinbuug biermit III Elm
TiiAs mno 9lm tern MART.
8dsli9 friIde Slide, Iuiiern, 8ilb,
@efliiseI aller Nrt. 3 Selepbon 399.
8efeaungen tperben in irgenb einew
SbeiIe Der Stnbt frei abgeliefert.
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2si..tt S5Ulann's ssafTee /; ieben
Sag friih gebyGnnt.
Grinft Spaaab'5 Ttce.
GauFt Bel 6ollauh Cure O es
IN ilrss ariinen aaffee &c. &c.
233 Melt=@onmerce s5traBe.
9elepbon 311.
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MattbteS Srpthers,

6leii6er, 500 Gait 9ouifon 5traBe,
2ieFern 6as pOr3tglibfe &inbs, Sdaf,
unb 56DeineHeii9. g pe3ialitdt.
SuNges &albfleifd d. Ollie Sor-
ten BON Wurp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-25
Grlamger,
paNa9e=8iaette auer 2lrt
" adj nnh bon Gnropa.
Stuif@emhedssGaten niebriaer ais
je 5abur.

Sebi 1T Die 3eit, 9idets gu taufen
unb Isrmanbte unb 8efannte aus Der
elten 0eimotb beriiberfommett 3u lafien.
98esen genauer Snformation tpenbe
man iicn an
Mr. 20. S. 0Dnng,
general. pa1asiersQ be, Mallorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 @aii 9ouitOn : 5traBe, San gln.
tonic, Seras.
Offi8ieler Ggent fur ale europdi.
fben 1ampfer 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-25
JuGrgens Importing & Ii0uo[ Conn.

gde Main pla3a unb Wea.gommerees
StraBe, WboleiaIe. unb NetaiIs s0dnb,
ler IN Wbisties, importirten unS eil.
1elmli9en Weinen, 2iqu6ren, Cigar.
rem &c.
riibmten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-25

yenniplpania &pe @bisEep bDn Sal.
lagber & Burton.
Nlle Inftrdge bon auSwdrts nerben
prompt ausseftihrt.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-08-29
The Late Indian Troubles.

Washington, August 22.-The ques-
ton of what action should be taken by
the government in regard to the killing
of Bannock Indians in the Jackson
Hole country, July IL, has been refer
red to the department OF justice. 1t
is understood that communication on
the subject was forwarded there today,
which recites the circumstances III the
case, and ends with a strong recon-
mendation for an investigation by the
department. 1t is understood that the
attorney general will send special
agents to Jackson's Hole and that the
services of the Indian inspectors will
be offered as assistants. Agent Ietor
will probably not form part of the COM
mission, as he has taken SO prominent
part in the troubles that the settlers
are greatly prejudiced against him.
1t is believed that the arrest OF certain
settlers by the United States authorl-
ties has been recommended so that the
case may be brought into court, and
that the relative weight of the treaty
with the Bannocks and the laws OF
Wyoming may be judiciously deter
mined