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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-25
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-25

Die biGislten afeioerltofte
fur 4, 6, z, 8 unb 10 Gents Bel
6m -A.a4 n. a. 2Soff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-25

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fclssnoes Rlaselieo iiber bic Wabl in
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ciuttiiirten Belt liesen, bitten ibre se
bibrenoe Nufn,ertiamteit erbalten unp
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neuen Sies Der 9tspu:litaner mirb oieis
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menn aud erlt mad Sabren, wiro 10 az.
wib bic 6olSe iein, ale jeoen Sag iiber
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unb nieoel lteist. Die uria9en mirten
lansiam. aber bic Dirtuns it fibsr uub
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tet, lit tief ,u betlaaen."
Die 3eit beilt befanntlid iebe Wunbe.
Das mag ff Der Shreiber$etiger Sere'
n,iaoe gum Croft gereiden lafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-25

man, mirb Der esidnam an bic Sber.
fade sebraht.
- Sn 9ia Counts Fsl elm 200 pfanbi'
ges Shmein In einen 20 Gub tiefsn
Bsunnsn unb wuroe trcboem lebsnots
uns otne bab es @hapen senOmnsn bate,
beraussescgsn.
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neus Sail bauen. pscanniifs tperoen
ealelbf ,u S1.25 Der 8uibsl psrtauft.
- Bel Waco bat 60 bereits 9efroren
unb bem fernern 0aaien Der Baumuols
III pabur6 ginfalt setban.
= Su @oriieana toitet Der 9u(9el &orn
so Gents.
-Sn upalee tat Gin betruntener Wann
ben Qsbrer unb bic Shalsr elmer roriisen
S4ule In bte Jlu&t seiast.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-25
Si6eres 2Nittef ,ur Yertrei6uma

Si6eres 2Nittef 3ur Yertrei6mms
6es 2san0Iuurms. Die tef.n ar,tli.
Den Autoritdttu Der Stabt Gan Nntonio
btsseuotn, oab bas BON ben 5srren Drua.
sifsn q. Nsttr Il .Sobn psrfaufts Wilttsl
surf 8srtrsibunS oss Banowurms un
ftt lbar IT,, 5unoerts pom Nttelttn
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poraeSeiet trsrben. Diejenisen, melh.
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sfHfr ihmsr3loien Cur fh untsrw.rfsn
pcQtn, mSSsn ft pertrausnspoq an Bic
lntsr,ethnsten wenben. u. gfette &
Sotn, Al Commerce Strabe Gan Gntonio
17,SW1t.
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-1err Srnft Gage, @crrifon, Wc.
f3rei6t: $50 sloute, 60 IN sein Uarmer
tn nnierer ualse8ene, pet@er Or. Nu
sufaSni8S . N bnr8efTrop
fen ni&t im Saufe ftot. = 80 berrj&t
bier bas We4Ielaeber uno pie 4eute Ui{I.a
reAt gut, ea6 wenn bic ErOpfen bei Sci
ten 8ebrau&t merben, fle cine sroee Dot.
torrsdnnas ane piele S9mer3en eriparen.
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Dpc rs@ e B il bren,

Die @ebiibren Der Doctoren linb elm
@esenltano, wuin GUT 3eit iebr piele
Yericnen interehirt iino. gBir slauten Der
Sae fiir BeIude 1T So. mas einem Manne
Der fir elm Sabr an oas Bett sefelIelt 1T,
uno zines tdSliben Beludes beoarf, aber
1000 oas Subr fir Weoi,in uno Nuf.
partun5 allein toitsn wiiroe! llno eine ELM
gig. Slaide 6rpfsN. Bitters, CUR rehten
3eit seaommen, wiiroe $1,000 uno elm
aan5es Sabr &ranAeit erIpart habeu.--
@b.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-25
Yuf eiup YnSrnoe

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nel", in Waibinstcn seiteat, ob Ssemanb
bas Reht beabe, Durd cine Yoiftarte si.
nen Shulener gu uabnen, erwioert be.
fastes Blatt beilbeao. Nad benz 1898.
abfdnitt pes @eisees iei nur eine cb
fcSne. infultirsnDe OOer dbnlide 3u(4rift
perbcten.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
THE UTES.
Release of the Captive Women
and Children.

denver. Col, October 2S.-A special
to the Tribune from Alamosa, 300 miles
south OF Denver and the terminus OF the
Rio Grande railroad, says that the
women and children recently captured
amongst the Utes arrived there at 1 p.
NJ today, where they will remain for a
few days before proceeding to Denver
They were surrendered TO Special Agent
Adams, after parley of five hours, at
the camp on the tributary OF the Grande
river, on the 2lst instant, and on the
morning of the 22d, they started home
ward, proceeding through the Indian
country, in the care OF the employees of
Los Pinos Agency, to Ouray's
house and agency, arriving
at the latter place on the morning OF the
25th, started Immediately hOmeward,
and arrived at AlamOsa, as above. The
captives report that the money and pa
pers which were represented TO be safe
were destroyed or taken by the Ctes.
Miss Meeker's life was once threatened
by Douglas, who placed gun 10 her
head, but she did not finch and told
Douglas that she was neither afraid OF
the Indians nor death, and he skulked
away. The women agree that they owe
their safety TO one woman, Susan, the
wife OF Johnson and sister OF Ouray,
who protected them at all times, even
going into council, an unprecedented
move for woman among Indians, and
raising her voice for release OF the
prisoners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29

Some OF the persons who sold out TO the
railroad have bought property elsewhere
Miss Norah Jones has bought the first
lot west OF the Methodist parsonage
paying therefor $500.
Three lots belonging TO r. ]. Alexan'
der, Just back OF the public school house
were recently sold at fair prices and al
ready houses are erected on two OF them
which are receiving their finishing
touches.
G.. NJ. Rhodes and A. J. Boggs houses
have had considerable filling around
them TO prepare for pavements. The
former has a neat fence just put up
around it and the chandeliers in, so that
it is about ready for occupancy.
The walls of the La Belle reservoir are
completed and it presents substantial
appearance, so that those below need
never fear repetition OF the Mill Greek
disaster Of several years ago.
Work is going on in excavating fOr
the foundation OF the new furnace
at the glass works. 1t is
to occupy the entire space
of the present road which is crowded
out OH W lllc Nlllutl Ddllhs w iSi NilN
T. V. r. r. gets outside OF this there
will not be much space left.
We notice that the bottle works built
near West Wheeling, but never put into
operation, is falling to pieces.
The West Wheeling ferry boat is still
fast on the bottom, near the shore, and
seems destined to stay there awhile.
Some gentleman, driving between
Bridgeport and Bellaire, Sunday after
noon, tumbled out and the horse ran
off southwark, but was stopped after GO
ing about half mile and returned to
his owner by the gentleman who stopped
him.
The naughty boys who pretended to
be married and were gobbled by the
police, should reform and get married.
The girls were Steubenvillians.
\ recent accidental displacement OF a
postal card, revealed the fact that an
other OF our young men has been triiling
with the affections of some fair damsel,
who begs him to right her wrongs as she
dare not return home.
Good luck has stood by the contractor
for building the Kirkwood bridge, and
he now has the north abutment so well
started that high water can not easily
catch him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
A Diplomatic Event.

WASHINGTON, October 27.-The new
Minister from the United States OF Co
lombia to-day called upon the President
in Company with Secretary EvartS, and
presented his credentials. The usual
form of ceremonies was gone through
with, and no reference whatever was
made 10 the Danen canal scheme, OF
which so much has been said of late
Senior JastO Arosemena, the new Minis
ter. it is said, however, comes to this
country with special instructions re-
sarding lhe canal scheme, and he will
no doubt take the first opportunity OF
acquainting this government OF the at
titude OF the United States OF Colombia
on the subject.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
BRIDGEPORT.

Rev. David Trueman, formerly resi-
dent here and father OF J. +. Truman,
c. * P. Freight Agent, was in town
this week endeavoring to sell his prop
erty here.
Rev. Joseph Gledhill is also visiting
his old parishioners here. He Is now
stationed at CarrOlltOn.
Rev. Vail, who is the pastor in charge
OF the VI. Z. Church here, was formerly
OF this section, and is only returning
among old friends.
The T. V. Railroad Company is rapid
" becoming the owner OF all the prop
erty lying on the south side OF the rail-
road from the c. d 2. track west as far
as Thomas McGavern's. We believe
there is only one lot there which they
have not secured, and that belongs TO
Daniel Gray, a colored man, who re-
fuses TO sell except at a high figure.
They recently purchased the George
Sewers property, paying therefor 81, 200,
a very fair price They have also near
ly completed their I'll for the con-
nection track with the c. & P. The
first two bridges west OF town are
completed and a third nearly done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
PARKERSBURG.
ACapture and q Quandary.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, October %.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, October %.
Officer Mehen arrested a man to-day
on dispatch from Barlow, Ohio, des-
cribing him, and stating that he was
notorious horse-thief named Cunning
ham. Shortly alter his arrest, dis
patch was received here from Athens,
Ohio. notifying the authorities that a
man named Speers had shot man in
that town last night, and had escaped to
West Virginia. The description Tailed
with the personnel OF Cunningham,
who. after some little time, admitted
that he was the man that was wanted
at Athens, and now the officers think
that in addition TO being Cunningham
and Speers that be is also a man named
Ven Mollohen, who is wanted in Brax-
ton OF some adjoining county, where he
had been tried, condemned to ten years
seryitude in the West Virginia peniten-
tisry and escaped. The officers are in
auandary; Just what to do with this dis
tinguished gentleman is little more
than they can elucidate at present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
Great Fire at West Point. Va.

RICHMOND, Va, October 2S.-lntelli-
gence was received here tonight that a
tire was raging at West Point on the
cotton platform of the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake railroad, upon
which were two thousand bales OF cot
ton awaiting transportation northward.
The fire originated in the cotton and
the flames spread to the extensive
wharves adjoining the platform, one OF
the Baltimore steamers being at the
wharf. The dummy pumps were put
TO work and kept the fire in check for a
time, but at last accounts stiff wind
was blowing, and the total destruction
of the wharves was threatened. A
steam engine from this city has been
sent down. When the fire first broke
out heavy force was at once set to
work removing the cotton, but the last
report states that 1000 bales We're then
burning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
AN ADVANCE IN COKE.
Rather Important Change in
Prices Announced.
Pittsburgh Telegraph

Pittsburgh Telegraph.
The coke business is the latest which
has been affected strikingly by the busi-
ness revival. The price to-day advanced
with bound from a dollar and half,
to dollar and seventy-fve cents per
ton. A short time since the best quail
ty of the article could have been OBJ
tanned for dollar per ton. This will
have the effect of greatly enlivening the
Connellsvile coke region, and it would
not be at all surprising ii more than the
six hundred new ovens already an
nounced should be started in the spring
Another effect OF the rise will be to aug
ment the discomfort OF the wOrkmen,
the miners and oven tenders OF the
ConnelIsvillc region. Their recent de-
mand for a one-tiith advance and its re-
fusal by the coke men have already been
noted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
MARTINS FERRY.

More new houses are going up IN
Clark's addition this fall. Those have
been built for four years. Kerr q Co.
have about completed very neat one
for George Nennum on Pike street,
have one under way on the same street
for David Ncnnum and one on Main
street for Humphrey Williams. j. Me-
dill have nearly completed one on Main
street for George Delaney, one on the
same street for Charles Spoonhaltz and
one on Pike street for Samuel West
wood partially completed.
Madame Rumor reports that one OF
Martins Ferry's best looking widowers
is to be married to-day 10 one of our
most respected ladies'.
Our town has become so quiet and or
derly that it can do without either mar
shal or policemen. Marshal Cochran
rendered his resignation last week, which
was accepted.
Rev. j. II. Blackiord and family, OF
Glasgow, Ohio, are visiting friends in
town and vicinity.
From reports, we learn that the peo-
pie in the Deep Run section are terribly
exercised over huge black snake which
has made its appearance in that neck OF
woods. We give the story for what it
is worth. One man who saw his snake
ship, said while its tail was in the road
its body extended through under the
fence aud as he passed along, the snake
raised its head above the fence and
thrust its red tongue almost in his face.
1t seems from reports that the snake has
its harbor in hole near the railroad
bridge over the run and that last Sab
bath quite number OF people made
strong efforts to drive him out OF his re-
treat by pouring boiling hot water down
the hole, but without success. They
are bound to capture his snakeship
alive, if possible.
Council expected to make some police
appointments last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
Marine Disasters.

MINIATURES, October 2S.-The schoOn-
er Porter, which collided with the
schooner Niagara and sunk in Detroit
river, to-day, was one OF the finest YES
sels on the lake. She had $1,000 bush-
els of barley on board, shipped by
Borehert d Sons and c. J. kershaw 4
Co., of this city. The cargo was insured
for $4,000.
The steamship Amazon, which sunk
off Grand Haven this morning, was one
of the largest and staunchest passenger
vessels on the lakes. She is valued at
about $4,000. and rates Al. She was
], l,4OG tons, carried four masts, had
double decks, and a double screw pro-
heller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
THE LOST AERONAUTS.
A Theory That Burr Sprang
from the Balloon to Keep it
from Falling.

CHICAGO, October 2S.-The COrOner's 5
inquest on the body OF George Burr, the
companion Of Prof Wise, the aerOnaut,
found at Mller's Station, Indiana, on
the lake beach, resulted simply in YER
diet Of found drowned No coat, vest,
necktie or boots were on the body. This
NAV be accounted for on the hypothesis
that on reaching the lake and finding
the balloon falling, Burr took off his
clothes and jumped into the water,
trusting 10 his chances OF reaching the
shore, in order 10 give Wise an OppOr-
tunity To reach Michigan with the
pathfinder" A dispatch from 81.
Louis gives an account of an interview
with Charles f.. Wise, son of the Pro-
fessor. He finds it difficult to under
stand WHY his father kept the balloon
going when he and Burr came in sight
of Lake Michigan. They must have
seen the lake at least so miles before
they reached it, he SAYS, for it was a
clear moonlight night on the southern
shore OF Lake Michigan that night. He
knew as well as any man living that
the balloon would not keep up long
enough 10 pass over the lake, and
that IL would be almost certain death
10 both for the balloon to de-
scend into the lake. Young Burr
might have been desirOus OF continuing
the Journey over the lake, being willing
to run the greatest risks in order to
make a sensation trip of it, but Prof.
Wise himself would most certainly
never listen to any proposition OF that
kind. With the quantity OF gas the bal
loon had when leaving Lindell Park,
and the amount OF ballast taken, 1t
could hardly keep up more than SIX
hours, and the six hours were up when
the balloon reached Lake Michigan.
Prof. Wise knew all this, and why
should he attempt to sail over the lake?
He Charles Wise knew we'll enough
that his father would not have under
taken such a thing.
Funeral of Burr, the Bslloonist.
ST. LOUIS. October 2S-The remains
OF George Burr, the unfortunate COM
panion of Prof. Wise i'm the late disas-
trOus balloon ascension from this city,
arrived here this morning, and were FOL
lowed to the grave this afternoon by a
large number of friends.
The Pathfinder Sighted
CHICAGO, October 2S.-The Inter
Ocsan's Rockford, Ill.,. special says; a
balloon, supposed to be the Pathfinder,
was seen passing over the city at great
height, toward the northwest, at 1880
this morning, and again at . o'clock in
the afternoon, going east at much less
altitude, the car being plainly visible.
Some persons claimed that they could
see a dark object in the car.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
Lls n. - IOIh .
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 2S.-The DroreTs'
Journal reports hog receipts q, 900 head
shipments 5000 head. Market opened
duh and continued liieless; To- lower
mixed 81 GO,o3 -; light bacon - zoe
3 80; choice heavy s. Sjle5 10; plenty
unsold.
Cattle-Receipts 800 head; ship
ments $50 head Good cattle fairly
active, but closed dull and weaker un'
der liberal supply, at 81 Jols4 s.
butchers weak and easier; stockers fair.
ly active aud firm; western weak and a
shade lswer; through Texans weaker al
- GO'a3 -.
Sheep-Ileceipts 200 head; ship
ments none Market dull and weaker
al ~ COOS ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
AQUATIC.


ROCHESTER, MY, October 2S.-Court-
ney saws only lunatiC would sign play
or pay articles for race submitted by
Hanlan. The giver of the prize de
clines to place the money in the hands
of Referee Blake.
TORONTO. October 2S.-Hanlan and
his advisers are decidedly averSe TO GO
ing to Washington. They are deter
mined to insist on Blaikie as referee, If
another race is rowed.
HRulan and the English Championship.
LONDON, October 2S.-Hanlan has
been sent a formal demand for the re-
turn Of the challenge cup. Meanwhile
the trustees have been invited to con-
slider Elliott's proposal to include the
cup In his race with BOvd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
The Pathfinder Sighted
MEMPHIS.
Breaking Camp.

MEMPHIS, October 2S.-Camp Father
Matthew was broken up this afternoon,
and the people in the camp formed in
procession and marched to St. Bridget's 5
Catholic Church, where services We're
held and the bene,liction pronounced.
Fathers Kelly, Quinn and Walsh Off
ciated.
The undertakers report one interment,
Henry Green, who died last night.
The Howards have had no calls for
nurses to-day. DR.. w. l.. Rogers, a
nurse, will leave tomorrow for Harrl-
son Station. Miss, in response to an APP
peal received by the Howards this after
noon, the sick person being F. A. Crow.
The telegram does not state that the
sickness WAS yellow fever. The ther-
momcter ranged between ~ and 20.
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Pinkarton Tunnel k,lre.

CCMBERLAND, MD, October 2S.-The
fire in Pinkerton tunnel on the Pitts
bnrgh and COnnellsville Division OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has burned
ont all the timbers of the tunnel, and il
is supposed that the vein OF coal in the
mountains above the tunnel has taken
fire. as smoke is issuing from the noun
tain at several points above the tunnel.
The Chief Civil Engineer OF the road and
assistants are at the tunnel, and have be-
vun builiing a temporary track around
the mountain, which will be completed
in two weeks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
Wnather Indications

WAsHISGToy, d. c., October %, \.
N.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer southeast to southwest
winds, partly cloudy weather, and sta
tionary or slowly falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, local rains and
partly cloudy weather, westerly winns,
shifting to southerly and southeasterly,
rising, followed by falling barometer,
with no decided chages in the tenpera-
ture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-29
The Steel Bloom Question.

WAsHISGToN, October 2S.-The effect
of the decision regarding the duties on
steel blooms threatens TO be disastrous
to that large industry. II is said that it
is not improbable that it will be recon-
sidered. Should no relief be extended
to the manufacturers from this uneX-
pected blow, the question will be
brought before Congress, and will then
at once open the controversy between
protection and revision of the tariff.