El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 24, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 28, 1894 Page: 1 of 8
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AN OVATION.
The Thirty-Fifth Birthday
of hmperor William
Ut lebrated.
A SCENE OF SPLENDOR.
Thu day of tha Kr<oml I In t loa of l*rinr«
lllaiiiMrrk bikI Kmparor William Mailed
mi the <• reittoat Ktrut Hlnra 1H70 —A IH«-
p I By of K«*i(Brd Which h bn Never tteen
Maulfeitrd Itrfore by the People.
TRY OUR FAMOUS BUDWEI8ER BEER.
O. K MOREHEAD, President.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, VloePrest.
J.C LACKLAND, Cashier
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Berlin, Jan. 27—The thirty fifth
birthday of Emperor William was cele
brated throughout Germany in a most
elaborate and enthusiastic manner
with a display of regard for the empe
ror which has never neen before rnani
fested. The people, in addition to cel
ebratlng the emperor's birthday, hare
today been celebrating the twenty fifth
Exchange anniversary of his entering the Pros-
sian army, and above all the reoonoili
at Ion that has taken place between the
emperor and Prince Bismarck.
WANT PEACE,
Emperor William II and Prli ce Bis
m»iok institution. ”
In addition to the birthday cel
ebra'lon Itself, the people of G rmany
have been celebrating the 25th ai.nl
versary of the entry of Emperor Wll
llamluto the Prussian army and above
all they have been celebrating the
reconciliation which lias taken place
between the emperor aud Prince Bis
marok
Tin* Mid-Winter Fnlr 4>p«*n«*d.
Ban Fuam isk), Jan. 27—The Call
fornla mid winter exposition opened
at noon today and Ban Francisco cele
hrated the greatest, holiday in her
existence. Her streets were gaily
decorated with Mags, and banners were
Hying from thousands of staffs. The
ships In the harhora were adorned with
standards of many nations. Public
and private business was at a stand
still and every road leading to Golden . ,
Gate Park and the Fair grounds was I by 1 r-«
crowded with visitors. Many had Hi knos Ayres, Jan. 27—Dispatches
oroflfitd rhn continent to be here today | rect?*Vtt^ from the Anhoolated Freaecor-
end thousand* arrived from a.l purK of rehPUI1(^ent at Kio de Janeiro today an-
California and the Paoitlo coast. The j ftlhBt. ,u Hl1 probability Rear
proce sion made ita way through I •ylnUr*! lien ham, in command of the
crowded htrtetMo the park thin morn b0ll{tt(i Nee* waters haa,
ing fc-very oar line wkh taxed to it« K^er oomnjunicatlon with the United
greater capacity The life and move HrBteH Bf Washington, succeeded in ar-
menf of the mul itude and the scenes! rB,l«1"« *'"»,sfHOtory to tue gov
of triumpn made the day one which j erIitne,'t' °* President Pelxoto as well
will take its place In the history of the j insurgent commander and
state as oi.e most generally observed |* “BD ie revolution is most likely at an
and honored. end.
Benliam is Trying: to Ar-
range Terms Satislar
tor)' to LDxoto.
RESULT IS NOT KNOWN-
Th* Sit t mnr«t of t ti• ( oiifnranrn llc|»l lim
Hrbii ( altldd to Wnihliigiun bikI Adrll-
tIonbI m I'lprt ir.l From (tin l nitr<1
HtBtrN inby pul »n and to (ho VtarUrc.
Anothor Mretliitc Kip#rt«d.
I ti« official program which included
ayr.ai street parade followed by dull
E. 4\ Pew, Dealer in Fine Shoea, El Paso, Texas.
INSTALLMENT.
Commencing this date we will furnish your lionso from parlor to
kitchen on easy payments, or for cash.
JUST RECEIVED.
One car load of furniture. One car load of crockery.
One car load of chairs. Aud we must sell goods.
KNOWN, None can undersell us for cash.
T H. SPRINGER,
FURNITURE CARPETS *ND CROCKERY.
N. siaiituu and Hi. Louis Btreeta, K1 t*aeo, Texas.
_Special a1 tention to out of town trade.
L. B, Fre iidenthal & Co
breek a he„vy tog t ur g nver t li« city
At 7 o’clock if whs hardly possible rn
il-tiriguisb i l.jec's across the street
cess of the occasion.
KnnftH* Troii Mr*
Toi’EKA, Jan. 27—Members of the ad
ministration were uot anxious to talk
about Mrs. Lease's letter. A middle
of the road Populist who is holding a
ajobinoneof the state departments
said:
“1 don’t believe there are any such
affidavits. I would not believe she is
olher than a virtuous woman even if I
were shown political affidavits.”
A Republican do itiolao who pro
fesses to know all about the affidavits
referred to says the documents spoken
of by Mrs L°ase were scoured by the
correspondent <f the Atlanta. Ga ,
Journal, who sold (hem to the Kansas
fusiouiats for $o00.
JOBBERS OF
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rocenes
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Saddles and Harness.
In the three years that we have been In business we have sold over 200
Stock Saddles and have yet to hear the first complaint. What better recom-
mendation oonld we ask?
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W. «J. Lemp Brewing Company,
Pallet Brewing Company
Jos. Hchlitz Brewing Company,
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Cantillion A Co., Reims,
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These Are Some of Our Special Brands of Fine
Whiskies, the Purity of Which W e Guarantee.
Belle of N el atm Bourbon.
T. J. Monarch Bourbon,
Rqnador Bourbon,
Honey Dew Bourbon,
JBftob Hill Bourbon.
Mount Vernon Bye,
Guckanhelmer Rye, ________________
Finche*’ Golden Wedding Bye. j voted to founding a charitable instita-
Menogram Bye, tion. With the . mperor'e permission
Tnylor** Rye. | this institution will be oalled “Tha
The ceremonies were opened by k ont- rj exeiolees at the Fair grounds
royal salute of 10L guns fired a little whs oarriert out. in detail At. day
before 10 it m , at. which time the tm
peror received the congratulations of
the members of the imperial family
He theu received the officers of lus
headquarters staff and chiefs of his civ
11 and military oabiuets, as well as oth-
er distinguished people.
After these visits the imperial court
attended impressive religious services
in the royai chapel. Immediately af
terwards, members of the imperial
family snd representatives of the royal
family who were present, proceeded to
the white hall of the castle where a
grand reoeptiou of all the nobilities of
Berlin was held. The ladies of the
court wore long, trailing promenade
dresses aud hats, aud the men all wore
uniforms or oourt dress. Among those
present were the grand dukes of Baden,
Hesse, Tuscany and Saxe Abenburg;
the princes of Saxony, Baxe Weimer,
Saxe Meinengen, Reuse, Waldevk,
Saxe-Aiteuburg aud Mecklenburg
Sohwerin.
The ceremony of giving out the pa
role and countersign occurred soon
after noon, amidst a scene of great
military spiendoi, in the great oourt
of honor at the arsenal. Liter Prinoe
Frederick Leopald presented Emperor
Willism with a handsome falchion
(broad bladed short sword) on behalf
of tiie Gardes du Carpi.
At the reception in White hall Chan
oellor Von Caprivi was first to approach
the throue and as he stepped before
the emperor the latter extended his
hand with the greatest cordial ty and
remained in conversation with the
chancellor some miuutes. This inci-
dent dispelled any lingering doubts as
to the relations between the emperor
and the chancellor whioh might have
been raised by yesterday’s event.
Amongnthe former ministers of state
who attended the reoepfion in White
hall was Coant Herbert Von Bismarck,
and speculations as to his future con-
tinued to be made ou all sides, the be-
lief being generally expressed that he
will be appointed to some post of in
fl lenoe.
Both on driving fo the arsenal and
upon returning from the military oer
emony there to the palace, the emper-
or reoeived au ovation and he was
unusually warm in the mauner in
whioh he replied to the cheeriu of the
orowds assembled in the streets
Frenzel, the renowned essayist and
author, hails the day of the reoonci-
liatiou with Bismarck as the grea est
event inoe lts70, and says all patriots
in greeting Pri> oe Bismarck, join in
the declaration hat their individual
efforts and united work are to be de
voted alone to the (.reatness of the
fatherland.
The Lokal ZanZeiger has a dispatch
from is correspondent at Fried lich
sruhe who quotes Dr. SchwenlDger,
Prinoe Bismarck’s physioian, as; say-
ing the prince retired to rest, im
mediately after hiv return to the castle
last uigh , and slept until 11 o’olook
this moruiug. Bismarck sr.oad the
fatigues of yeste day iu a really
wonderful manner
The Reichs Ziiizieg**r publishes to
night a cabinet, order issued by the
i mperor to the minister of education
and announcing his majes y’s inten-
tion to offer an annual prize of 1,000
marks for the promotion of the study
of classical art among German irtists
The subjeot of competition v ill be
selected each year by the emperor, who
will preaenr. the prize to the successful
artist on his majesty’s birthday. The
s i bject chosen for the current year is
the restoration of the Roman head now
in the Rerlin Museum.
Herr Krnpp, in honor of the birth-
day of Emperor William, au1 the
latter’s reooBolliat on with Prinoe
Bismarck, has presented the town of
Essen 100,000 marks which will be de
Ah exclusively osbled to the Asso
oiatai Press several days ago, Admiral
Da Geiiia visited Rear Admiral Henbam
ou board the United States tlagsblp
San Francisco and requested the
American admiral to do everything
posMble fo bung about an understand-
i he I"*; gradual y iif'ed, however, and |might result In peace be-
a' !• ii’cluck t tie Min broKo through t lie I ‘ Ike iusuigents and thegovern
mis p etui the day soon tiec.ine bright ! Brazil. Benham is reported
and the warm sunshine greeted thou ',BV* informed Da Gama that while
sands of people at the grounds and ,ie w'1‘’ perfectly willing to do all iu his
when the exposition was formally ; to arrange for peace, he oould
opened at noon, a cloudless sky and 1,0 ll<', 111 :|H capacity without
spring like weather added totheeuo "« proper authority from Wash
Hl
To Place the Bond I*Mue
Washington, Jan. 27—The proposi-
tion of Representative Gumming1-, of
New York, to place the bond issue of
$17)0,100,000 in denomi ations of $20
and upwards ii the hands of the peo-
pl through the money order post
offices and sub treasuries is discussed
favorably by many congressmen.
There are many who look upon the
bill and plan for ooining the silver
seignorage as a 6pei ies of intlamation
but think if the treasury is to be re
plinishcd by the proceeds of a bond
sale, the rank and file of citizens
should receive whatever profits are to
accrue.
A Sever. Lose.
San Antonio. Tex., Jan. 27—Reports
reoeived at t. e general office oi the
San Antonio and Aransas Pa-s show
ttiat losses to stock on the range In
sonthwest Texas from the effect of the
recent severe norther was much greater
than was eApected In counties south
and east of here where he drouth was
s vere and the grazing poor, thous-mds
of head of weak cattle succumbed to
the cold and died on the range. The
number of head of took lost cannot
be estimated as the reports are in
complete.
The New York Bank Statement.
New York, Jan. 27 -The weekly bank
statement presents the following
ohanges:
Reserves,ino ...............$ ti,288,550
Loans, dec.................. 914, .100
Speoie, ino ............... 5,265,700
Legal tender, ino.......... 4,309,900
Deposits, ino............... 5,388,200
Circulation, dec.... 65,000
The banks now hold $109,042,950 in
excess of the requirements of the 25
per oeut rule
lteaeneri During a Hurricane.
New York, Jan. 27—The National
Li i e steamer France arrived today aud
reports a rescue during a hurricane on
January 13th, of 17 p rsons on board
the wrecked Norwegian bark Havelock.
The Havelock was fast breaking up
wheu tighted by the France.
8mall Pox in Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. 27—Three patients in
the oonnty hospital were found to have
small pox today and were removed to
the pest house. There are now ninety
oases in the small pox hospital.
Pension! For 18115,
Washington, Jan 27— 1 he pensions
and Dlstriot of Columbia appropria-
tion billa were favorably reported to
the house today. Pensions for 1895,
•151,581,670.
li gr<n. Refute cabling ins goveru-
nmni li-ill am li.formed Piexoto of the
visit tie bml rtcelved from Admiral Da
Gama aud of the request of the insur-
gent commander about mediation.
Plxoeto is reported to have assured
the rear admiral that if the Americau
officer oould bring about a meeting be
tween representatives of the president
and Admiral Ds Gama on board the
United States flagship, some arrange-
ments might be made to put an end to
the warfare.
Admiral Benham is said to have re-
oeived authority to act in this manner.
He then notified Da Gama that he
was in a position to invite them or their
representatives to a conference look
ing toward a settlement Accordingly
President Piexoto sent his secretary
ou board the flagship, where he met
l)a Gama aud the situation was dis-
cussed in the presence of the rear
admiral. The result is not known, but
it is believed in Rio the exchange of
views will lead eventually to peace.
Da Gama is said to have made propo-
sitions whioh were regarded as too
favorable tu the insurgents and the
president’s secretary said he did not
think Piexoto would be able to acoept
them. But the principle of arhitra
tion seems to have been accepted by
both sides aud il is believed that Ad-
miral Benham willsuoceed in bringing
forth concessions which will result iu
an early settlement of matters stHl re
mainiug in dispute. Another meeting
of the two representatives in a day or
two is expected.
The correspondent, at Rio, in con-
clusion, says Admiral Benham cabled
the substance of the oonferenoe to
Washington and action depends on
additional advioes expected from the
United States.
Big: Storm In New England.
Boston, Jan. 27—The biggest storm
of i he year struck New England last
night at 12 o’olock. This morning five
inches of snow had fallen and the wind
was blowing a regular blizzard. As
yet there are no signs of abatement.
The storm seems to extend all over
New England.
Supi>o"ert KevolutionUt Arrested.
Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mex 'Jan.
27—Walter Willet, of Texas, agent of a
sewing machineoompauy, is a prisoner
here under the charge of being a revo
lutionist. Just what particular charge
has not been made known.
Bakincr
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Highest of all in leavening strength.—
Latest United States Government Food
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