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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-03
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ten. 9lud er la6te etnnal idrill unb
gellenb auf. Wenn eS tuabr mar, baum
-bann bdtte er lie NIT iannt ibrem
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eS mar ia ui9t mDsli6. cine f6anbs
lide 2diterun9, Die Der 8etreffenoe ibm
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(GortieSung foIst.)
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uebetfebuns bes beriibmten Sdefsl'
f6en 2iebeS:
Did Heidelberg, thou jewel
Thou town to honor dear,
On all the Rhine and Necksr
None other is thy peer.
Thy jovial sons are mellow
With wisdom and with wine;
Thy river laughs in ripples
Where blue eyes dance and Shin.
When genial Spring comes northward
To cloth the earth with green
She weeves for thee of blossoms
A bridal robe of sheen.
Bride of my heart cherish
For thee constant flame
Still rings like loves young echo
The sound Of thy dear name.
If thorns too sharply try me,
If life's fresh hue shall pale,
III spur my steed and HE me
Back to my Neckar vale.
HENRY w. BRowN
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men unb tpiItt birett auI bas Slut Hnb Die
l6Ieimissn OberfIdden Oss Spitems. 3euas
niile frsi berianot. preis 75 gts. fur bic
6Iaide. 8srtauft bon allen Apotbetern.
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@craoe tn mamtaeu ber id11nften 0e'
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tet UaIaria BITE GtmOfpbdre mt. ttrsm peittIenttali.
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nnb brinsltder Gmpfeblunseu, iOppbI mas Retnbett,
ais pas SeiItraft dulanst.
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polisii1e Snnbentionen,

6iir bic folgenben politiiden aons
pentionen perfauft Die Santa 6e,Yabn
&unbreiies8illette gu einem 6abrpreife
BON allen 8unften in 3eras uub i'm
Snbianers s5erritorium.
Sir bic Natipnale Yeoples 4onpens
tion in 81. 2ouis. No., am %. SuIi
1896.
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man ii6 an irgenb einen Der Sauia Ges
Ngenten ober ihreibe an
80. 9. &eenan,
@eneral. .BaHagiers sNgent,
8albeitpn, Seras.
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0ie ad,mlnenlaff @nrpi,aa

betrug na9 benz .,geonomiite @uro.
peen" i'm Sabre 1895 bic 5umne BON
121 500 Millionen Jrancs; in ben leBs
ten aebn Sabren. aIio Ieit 1885, 1T fie
um 20, h06 Millionen Granes geiiiesen.
gu ben 2dnberu, bersn 6ffentli9e
S6ulbenlaft fi6 5ebeutenb Dermebrt
bat. 3dbleu in erfer 2inie &uBlanb nit
7541 Millionen Graues. Deuti9lanb
nit STAB Miliouen, fSrantrei9 nit
2278. Stalien nit 1914 unb Oeiterrei9'
ungarn nit 1857 Ntillionen. Mbges
uommen bat basegen bic S6ulbenlait
in England Gum 2244 Wtilionen
Grancs), Spanien Gum 394 Wtiuionen
Granes), Sdnemart Gum % Mil. }
unb 2uTemburg Gum 4 Nia. Jrancs) /.
Bon ben 21 europdiI6en Siaateu pas
rem i'm Sabre 1895 am meiffen oerf9uls
bet: 6rantrei9 NIT 26.779 Millionen
Granes, @nslanb nit 16. Mia.,
HuBlanb nit Is, 767 Wia., Seut11s
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garn NIT IA, ,02l Nfil. unb Stalien nit
l2,94l WftHtonen TrancS. GS tdmen
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einseIHeu ginwobner an bffentliden
S9uloen: 698 Granes In 6rantret6.
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In Seutf9lanO, 1873 in Oefterrei6s lin.
garu uub 418 in stalien. DAB Der
weitaus sr6Bte Sbeil Der foIsfaler
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an Der spibe mnri6iren. benz 4ufmanb
fur miIiidrii6e 3wede, 6eer. unb Glpt.
tenpermebruug susuidreiben 1T, muB
mobl faum erDdbHt merben.
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Watiunals s. 8pmnentipn.

9ie s. & 8. q. q. R. perfauft
&unbreiIebillette fur einen 5abrpreiS
aur Naiionalen bemotratiiden Sen.
ueniion in Chicago ben z. SuIi unb
Der populilten 8onpention in st.
9ouis ON 22. SuIi. Weaen 8ers
taufsbaitn unb ndberer Snformation
menbe man iid on ben ndtitselessnen
Ngeuten.
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Yalehine, Ss1as.
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9as Zone gtar 9ter I6ibt ieoe@Iutb
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Rreiit SeSer OtefeS Ster!
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syebIf @md Qebensfraft in traenb etnem 9beiI
Cures Citizens. ooer 1T guer Reroenipiem serriits
tet onrdb unueiie 2ebensart ober ireenb tuele urs
iadbe? Ibeit mir Cure 5ebIer NIT uno ioh min Gudb
gerHe idreibeu. tuas mir am Reifteu bali oa i'd
aud 6lIte nothiuenoig bate 6eruer ienbe icb outb
frei oas Recept zines einfadbeH 5ausmtteIs. bas
MIDI rettete.
Beridiebt ndbt nuf norper. tuns ibr beute tbun
io[t. S6reibt inter 8eiidbIuB elmer Briefmarte
fur Riid. .Gntiuort on Tbomas Slater. .. .. Boz
B12. RaInmaspu. Rit6.
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Sd mar nerbbs. miihe unb unmirf1.
&ari's @lDDer &Ori 3bee bat mid ge.
fun5 unb gliidlih gsrabt. Mrs. 6. ..
@orben. 3um gerfauf bel 8altsper
& Sdudaro. Sames @Iabin, 3. 5.
Spelehp, u. @obn & Co.. q. Stein,
@entral Drug Store, u. Shwsppe.
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aiir albert 6ranf mar es cine tribe
l3eit eelpeien. Gr bdtte ~ 1iesbetb
cine anfridtise tiefe 9iebe In ieinem
9er3en eetraGen, bic nm 70 ua6bal,
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ALAMO COLD STORAGE MARK1'
gde 6ouROn. unb eolebab. straBe.

4le Sorten 6leifd In better Qua.
liidt birett aus bem Refrigerator.
Spesialitdt: gefere Wurf. f.Serteu
gerduderte 3ungen, &audfeii6 &C.
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9emt56e 8ebomoIu,ta

9emtibe BebanoIum9.
Gas gebdnbe, ei9ens fir ben 5tped berseitent, bat
eroBe Ralmltthteiten ued]e nit ben ooerniten 8ers
belerun9en perleben finh, unb bieet bdbur bent Bds
tenten MnHebntlihfetten uno gprtbeIe, neide er tn
dnSern berarseu bon 0merfanern geleiteten eSniti,
tuten nd1t fin6en ipirb
Sie 9r5Bte Grars unb bds ponSfGnoaite Snififut il.
ben Ser St &ein 5tueites Sniffut ber gBelt bot 70
oiele 'punoerbone eiInngen sH perdeifuen SafieIbe
Spipital= =grfabrung in Qmerifa unb europa beitben
Speatelle Gbtbeilungen fir ipe5iele Rrant6eiten.
Sri8inametboben fir 8ebanblune TN 6anie. GrpBes
Saboratorinn, pe9etabliide Seilmitte aHir furiren
inter politiber @aratie ale roniiden unb beratuet
icltcn 2un9ei=, Sals<, Ghren=, gafer=, Mager= ges
odrm 2eber=, 9ers= Hteren<, Blaien=, 6rauenz, Ges
hirii=. Werben, Seut= Blut, 8ripot un6 Geidledtss
9ranfbeiten. @hirurgiid5e &ranfbeiten. Spe5ieue
Bebanblun9 fir S6ninbiuht, Ratarrb, G1ipepife,
&lei!natismns, &rebs, Banotpur1u, Seuprrbotbes
unb 6alliudt.
YriDat: itm0 @ei6ledts= Granfheiten,
gerlorene Mannesfrnft SamenfIuB, 5amenibmdde,
HolAen ingenblider nbeipnnenbeiten unb gefthIedts
lidler Mnsihpeifnngen Rernenihpdde, 8erlieren bes
@eoddtniiies unb ber gnergie Smpofen3 uftp id,neu
nno bleosno aebeiIt bur ME febIidIagenbe OriginaE
behanblune. Sbpbtlis, Strtctnr unb @e5dlledlt3z
&rantheten Ieoer Grt, erSen In Der fr5eIt m5aIien
Bet iMrrt &uren garautirt. tuu iie anoeren i6lun=
gen itnb. Nieorige @ebihren unb Gprreiponbens
itreng nertraulid. Stunben bon 9 1lbr Wprgens bib
6ubr Abeuos; on Spnns un6 Seiertagen bis IL f1hr
Wor9ens. Mnspdrtiee pattenfen nit unfehi.
9arcni. Grfolqe briefli6- behanbelt. tlnteru9undk
Gciten) 0eroeu frei suseihtft. Nbreiiirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
@6e genstirm ano Grie st.. SoIess. d.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-27
STABBED SIX TIMES.

A stabbing affray took place
last night in front of an Italian
saloon at the corner of San Fer
nandO and South PecOs streets,
in which Tomas Perez was stab
bed six times by Irwin Baron.
Baron escaped, but later was
caught by Officers Parker, Mitch
ell and Herrera and lodged in
Jail on the charge of assault to
murder.
Perez was passing this corner,
which is the rendezvous of a
very tough gang of negro, Next
can and other boys, when a negro
asked him to get them some beer
and he got a bucketful. The
Baron boy then picked quarrel
with him and the fight followed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-27
a ROUSING MEETING.

G. j. Starnes Endorsed For the
Legislature by the Mckinley
Hobart Club, of st. Hedwig.
L. D. Thomas and G. J. Starnes
went to st. Hedwig Saturday
night, but arrived too late to get
the crowd.
They returned again last even
ing and found an enthusiastic
gathering in the courthouse.
They distributed a large quaint
ty of Republican literature; the
first the st. Hedwig Republicans
have received during the cam
paign. L. d. Thomas made one
of his strong speeches and was
followed by DR.. Starnes, after
which a motion was made en-
dOrsing DR.. Starnes unanimous
ly for the legislature.
Favorable comments were
made on HI. O. Skinner for treas
urer and j. T. Lewis for judge.
Druse and Campbell seem to
be running neck and neck.
PARIS HAYWOOD, Pres.
DAN HAYWOOD, Sec'y.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-27
THE DISTRICT COURTS.
Lee Matthews Sentenced This Morning.
Other News

Lee Matthews Sentenced This Morning
Other News
THIRTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT COURT
Lee Matthews, burglary; defen.
dant sentenced to 10 years. Del
Winters, theft over $50; recogniz-
ance, $500; Sam Winters, sure
ty.
A.C. Williams, assault to MUIR
der; recognizance, $1,000; l.. M.
White and V. A. Raymond, sure
ties.
Yesterday afternoons proceed
ings were as follows:
Pasqual Munos, theft of a horse ;
acquitted.
Zianne Holmes VS.. Will Holmes,
divorce ; judgment for plaintiff.
J. s. Thompson VS.. S. s. Thomp-
son, divorce; judgment for plain.
tiff.
Ex-parte Robert Benjamin Bu-
chetti, application for removal Of
disabilities OF minority; granted.
FORTY FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
The Edgewood Distilllng Co. VS..
l.. ]. Further, promissory notes
and foreclosure; judgment for
plaintiff.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Exparte Charles o. Worthy, re-
moval Of disability.
Fleischman Il Co. vs.. Schrader
Bros, debt, $632.13, and attach
ment.
G. F. Beitel vs. John Dobbin,
VIM. Hoefiing, H. d. Kampmann
and estate OF HI. B. Adams on note
Of 81, 1880 and to foreclose lien on
11,070 acres Of land in Bee county.
G. F. Bethel and estate of n. B.
Adams vs. VIM. Hoefling, 81. D.
Kampmann, John and Lsvinis
Dobbin on note of 81 ,42360 and to
foreclose lien ON 1l,070 acres in
Bee county.
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A LOVE AFFAIR
CAUSES YOUNG GEORGE ELLER-
MANN TO END HIS LIFE.
Took Cyanide of Potassium and Was
Dead Before His Body Fell
To the Ground.

Another suicide has gone on
record today among the many
which have been recently reported.
This suicide occurred at 1890
o'clock this afternoon at No. BIG
Ell Paso street, the homestead OF
the Ellermann family, the victim
OF his own hand being George Ell
lermann, aged "a years old.
At that hour he was seen by his
sister to go out into the yard and
In an instant he gave cry and fell
back dead.
When SHE ran to him she found
him quite dead.
The police station was notified
and Officer Bader was sent to
notify Justice Devine, who began
a coroner's inquest, which will be
continued this afternoon.
Young Ellermann, 1t seems, was
respondent over some love affsir
and took dose OF cyanide of po.
tassium. He had once before at
tempted self-destruction, it is said.
Deceased was a brother of Spe-
cial Police Officer 7. G. Ellermann.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-27
Shot Herself,

Lottie Baum shot herself in the
left side, near the heart, at II
o'clock last night with 3S-calibre
pistol in her room at the COZ
ner of South Frio and Matamoras
streets, with the intention OF
committing suicide. Before shoot
ing herself she summoned DR..
Berry, and when he arrived she
was lying on her back in a thin
night gown. 1t is believed she
will recover. The tro Ible was
about a man.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-27
Raiiroaders Are Right.

Peoria, Ills, Oct. 27.-Grand
Chief Arthur, Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers, F. P. Sargent,
grand master Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Firemep, and F. w. Ar
mold, grand secretary and treasur-
or Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen, are out in a denial over
their signatures that they are for
free silver, and declare they are for
the sound money plank of the Re-
publican platform.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-27
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, October %.

Somehow there is an unname-
able strength in Hoyt's trademark,
which appeals with a sort of mag
netic influence to the minds of the
most fashionable as we'll as the
masses. This fact Is forcibly
demonstrated by the enormous de-
mand for seats for the first presen-
tation in this city of Hoyt's spark
ling spectacular production "a
Milk White Flag" at the Grand
Opera house tomorrow evening.
1t - the brightest creation of this
most prolific author, eclipsing in
interest, and being more substan.
tial perhaps in satire than any OF
this clever playwright's former ef
forts. The company that will pre-
sent the piece here will number
about fifty people, and is the same
that appeared at Hoyt's theatre,
New York for more than 20C
nights.
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a ticket just as a convention
could reconsider any nomina-
ton. He said that plenary COM
mittees are new creation in pol
tiles and that every convention
now appoints plenary committees
to fill vacancies or make what
ever changes it deems fit.
William Aubrey was asked for
his opinion and said that he
would like to know the meaning
of "plenary." He stated that a
plenary committee is created by
the convention, and has no juris-
dictiOn over the convention,
which is supreme. He said that
the committee is not empowered
to create any vacancies on a
ticket. This question was not
decided this morning.
The independent candidates wanted
to know under what head they are to
be known on the ballot. 1t was sug-
gested that they be known as mis-
cellaneous' or Scattering" or 'In-
dependent Candidates" and it was fl
nally decided that no head be placed
to the list of these candidates, and
they are to be placed in a separate col
umn.
Colonel J. p. NewcOmb suggested
that a form of ballot be decided upon.
The meeting adjourned until 3 d. m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-27
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Forecast for San Antonio and
vicinity for the "a hours ending at
8 p. m, October %, 1896:
Showers tonight; Wednesday
clearing weather.
WEATHER NOTES.
The disturbance mentioned
north Of Colorado yesterday morn
ing, has moved slowly to the
southeastward with slightly in
creasing energy and is central
over western Kansas this morning.
General temperature rises have
occurred In advance OF this low
area and over Nebraska, Kansas,
Oklahoma and Texas the changes
have been quite marked, ranging
from s to IA degrees.
Cloudy weather prevails over
Texas and Southern Louisiana and
light rains have fallen along the
Immediate gulf coast from Corpus
Christi 10 New Orleans.
LOCAL RECORD.
Maximum temperature y-ster.
day, 81 degrees.
Minimum temperature in rast "a
hours, 81 degrees.
Mean temperature, CO degrees;
normal, 66
Temperature at a M, this
date, 81; sensible temperature sc.
Relative humidity, 81 per cent.
Weather cloudy with light fog
and wind light from the east.
5. B. PFANNER, Observer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. G. w. Tandy has returned.
w. G.. Berry has gone to New
Orleans on business.
e Judge Wolfe w. Walling has re-
turned from Pleasanton.
Jas. Huber and wife, of New
York, are at the Menger.
Rev. g. @. A. Rose has returned
to this city from New York.
+ Miss Anna Hobson has returned
from visit to friends in Dallas.
Attorney John A. Green Jr., left
today for Taylor, to argue MUIR
der case.
d. E. Grove, Stanley Crabb and
Wendell Spence, of Dallas, are at
the Menger.
Chas. Huberich left yesterday to
resume studies in the State Uni
versity, Austin.
Mrs. B. J. Glass and daughter
have returned from their summer
visit to Colorado.
Mr.. Samuel Freedman, press
representative for Bancroft, gave
the LIGHT pleasant call today.
Theo. Vinke, formerly paying
teller of the Fifth National bank,
has returned from trip to Ger.
many. ,.
Mrs. Waldo Beckley, OF Ian.
caster, Texas, is visiting her rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Deweese,
this city.
Mr.. Sternberg, an old citizen Of
Rockport, was in the city today
and beamed on his many friends
he has here.
Mr.. Albert Nordmann, Sr., re
turned yesterday from q five
weeks business trip to Monterey
and other points in Mexico.
Miss Maggie Koran, an esti-
mable young lady Of 404 Sherman
street, who has been visiting in
Colorado and New Mexico for the
past three months, arrived home
this morning, much to tho gratifi-
cation of her many friends.
A STEADY MARKET.
st. Louis, Oct. 27.--Cattle: Receipts
1000; market steady to strong. Sheep:
Rnoaintc OOO. 1o,o riot ctaodv
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DIDN'T PULL THEIR LEGS.

The Culberson campaign COM
mittee attempted to pull the legs
of the judges of the Court of
Civil Appeals of the Fourth dis
trict, sitting at San Antonio. The
committee was very greedy and
not only asked for cash to elect
the gang, but named the sum,
and put it high. They got nit, to
the great honor of the Judges.
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To the Funeral,

A special train from New Braun
fels arrived at ,2:30 o'clock this af
ternoon containing several humid
red citizens Of that city to attend
the funeral of the late Morris
Landa. The remains will be in
tered in the Lauda plat Of the
Jewish cemetery.
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INQUEST ON THE WRECK.

st. Louis, Oct. 27.-The inquest over
the bodies of the eight persons killed
in the Frisco wreck Sunday morning
was resumed today at Kirkwood po-
lice station. The coroners jury had
a preliminary inquest at the scene of
the wreck Sunday noon. All the
trainmen and n number of passengers
are expected to show by their testi-
mony where the blame for the acct
dent lies.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails to cure. 25c. 10-5-156t.
WATSON HAS An INNING.

Thomson, Ga, Oct. 27.-Thos. D.
Watson spoke yesterday at Lincoln
ton to 5000 Populists. He declared
he would be in the race for vice presi-
dent until the last vote was counted.
He said the withdrawal of the Popu-
list electoral ticket in Georgia did not
indicate he would come down, but it
was only a protest against the pres
ont management. He declared the
Populist party had been betrayed by
it's leaders. He denounced Sewall as
a pleutocrat, national banker, etc.
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The remains OF the late Moritz
Waller arrived in the city from
California last night. The funeral
took place this morning, Rabbi
Sadovski officiating The psll-bear-
ers were: D. Oppenheimer, l..
Marx, F. Meyer, J. King, Alex
kOenigheim, Ike Haas,
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.
For President
JOHN NJ. PALMER.
For Vice President
SIMON b. BUCKNER.
For Electors for President and
Vice President
State at Large
A. T.. WATTS.
w. o. DAVIS.
District Electors
1. III. w. GarrOw.
.. RObt. Mcclure.
3. b. b. Cain.
4. r. NJ. Henderson.
5. C. w. Geers.
6. NJ. W. LittletOn.
7. John w. Davis.
s. II. b. Paddock.
9. II. j. Hill.
III. n. b. Gardner.
II. William Kust.
II. w. w. King.
Is. William Veale.
For the Amendment to Sec
ton 4, Article Z, of the COnstitu-
ton.
Against the Amendment to
Section 4, Article Z, of the Con
stitution.
For joint Resolution amending
Article 6, Section ., of the Con
stitutiOn of the State of Texas,
requiring persons of foreign
birth to declare their intention
to become citizens of the United
Staes six months before any cleo
ton at which such person may
offer to vote.
Against Joint Resolution a
mending Article 6, Section ., of
the Constitution of the State Of
Texas.
(Fill out with State, Congress
siOnal, Judicial, County and Pre-
cinct officers, or candidates for
those Offices.
Editor Express:
The above is the form of ticket
adopted by the National Demo
cratic party of Texas, for use in
the coming election. 1t shows
the candidates for president and
vice president, and the electors
of Texas, with the proposed
amendments to the state consti-
tuition. ! wish you would pub
lish this ticket for the, guidance
of all who wish to use our ticket
in the election on November Sd.
J. L. BURGESS,
Chairman 2Jth Senatorial Dist,
National Democratic Party.
San Antonio, Tex, Oct. 26, 1896.