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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
9eras.

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tionaltabn elm 5radtsus ueruaSlidt.
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fen in JolSe eines 3erbro&enen Siabes
IA 6ra4twasen urb purbeu mebr Dber
weuiser bei9dbi9t. Seit ben leeten 10
EaSen iinb auf Der Suternutionalbabn 5
9ctomctiben bemDli,t wprben.
- 8apitaliltea poa st. Souls baben
in Sort WOrtb elm srrbes Y5tetseiddft
einseridtet.
-Sn Brpan brad in her 9ladt bes
27. Teutf aus, baS ra-p um ii4 9riff
unb einen ssn,en Blod III Ni4e leste.
Die YofOifiee nit aasm 3ubetSr unb 9
Seriaiebsne @ei4iftslotale fub ubse>
brannt.
= Der Stabtrath bon Dallas bat bic
in Der Stabt befintliAen Dalerwerte
fir $4,000 ansetauit
- Su We2iunep ssrietben Sobn go
eum unb Nler. 2OB. 4ssterer elm 6arbi>
ger, in Streit. Sos ersriff einen Stein,
,porauf Ooeum cine YitDle 3og, ieinen
@eSner i&ob xnb bann fladtete.
= Sa Qulins fanb man fir3lid bas
Bib bes WiSrbers @uiteau an einem
8aume bInssn. Die girser rihen bas.
felbe herunter unb perbrannten es.-9tid
WcGraden, Elm bera4tister Yferbebi.b,
1T in 2ulins serhaftet iporben.
Sn Waco batte man einen Wann
Wamens Nlpin Setter serbaftet uab in bas
itdbtii&e @efinsniB sebradt. Dprt
brad berielbe aus unb befreite mod 3wei
Wit8efan9ene, uOrauf aQe Drei bic
6ludt ergriffen. Sic iinb iueeB piebsr
ein8efanSen wcrben.
= -Sn Yuris finb 500 fir bas @ar>
fielbs sWcnnntent se,eidnet tuorben.
= Sn 9ouifon bat iid elm 8erein 3ur
unteritaenus rufiiider Suben sebilbet,
bic in Ieras einwanbern.
= Wit benz Bau Der Erinits uub
Sabine giienbabn, elmer 3weisbabn bsr
Snternatioaalbabn, bon Der Citation Iri=
aits aus, iOu iofort begoanen uerben.
= Die @arabatdie Zap bat ibren
Wamen in Geras Central unb Wortb<
irelfern Babn umdnbern unb ibren Trei>
brief 70 ameneiren lalIea, ba6 lie nod
cur4 Seridiebene Counties 5ouen unb
cine Verbinbuns nit Der Gentralbabn in
e9ilbreB County heriteuen tann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
Gan syranci8cp erbI(t in Sur

= Gan Srancisco .rbilt in 3ur3em
elm gersnasunsslOtal. bas bon teinem
3weiten in ben Uereinisten Staaten
atertrofen werben iOa. Die @eiellidait,
bic einise Der beruorraqenbifen beutiden
3apitaliten gu itren Oiitslieoern aiblt,
pahtete ben BON Suter, Hoif. Steinsr
unb 6iamcreitraBe beardn3ten Blod unb
madte f& 70 idnea wie mSslid an bic
@rbauunS bes @rplfal Yalaee, ber. mad
ieiner yOllenouns zines Der impoiauteiten
@ebdube Der Statt iein ,pirb. Der
@rpital Yalace wirb on TillmoreitraBe
cine 6rcnt BON 2O5 6uB unb cine Tiefe
bon 318 5uB baben. Die 70 Tub treite
unb IS SUB tiefe Bibne, bic srSBte
Dtene in Der Stabt, mirb 70 einseri9tet
iein. bab iie gu bramatiiden unb n.ulita=
liiden Teranltaltunsen 3u benuben unb
beicnoers sur amffibrnns BON ausfate
tuns8ffiden Oerwenbbar 1T. @ei&mad.
scae 1harme werben bic Tacabe i6mn<
den uno cine Yromenabe, bic, wie bas
san5e @ebdube, nit @(as lterba&t 1T
unb nur burd cine Sede bonn 3uidauere
raum Setrennt peroen fol-, mirb 3uidau@
erraum unb Yabne umseten. Mibrenb
bic Rromenabe. elm srOBartiaes Renau.
rant unb cine Bar pcn Is TuE QSnae.
auBer ben. fir bic 3uidauer beftimmtrn
Haum, bic untere @tase bes @ebduoes
sinnebmen mirb, iou 6as obere @eido6
qosen, Yripatcabinets, ginarbsimmer
unb elm 5weites Reftorrant beberbersen,
Der @arberObe3immer unb anberer mebr
sber wentser pidtiser Riume gar niat
3u benien. Gin Dom Gberbaat, aeitatt
BON funltpol seidwunsenea 8psen, bas
9auptidiH. I'm uaiern Qeiern nur eineu
anniberneen Desriff BON Der GroEartis=
feit ees lnternesmebs beiiubrinaea Sc
merfen mir. bab $4,000 Quaoratfuf
@las sur Uebaduns bes @ebiubes Be-
nnet wsrbeH iOa. Nfan bpllt, bereits
@nee bieles Sabres bas neue GtobliiIe.
ment erSfinei 10 fSnaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
8pm aopt.rrtttet.

UQiam s. guustlin BON Gom.rpille,
MaG. fast: SIN 5srbR 1876 betam Id
eunsenbluten, sefolst BON sinem teftieen
5uRen. Sd eerlor ben Nppsttt unb mein
Gletl& unb uurbe tettldserte. Sn 1877
bra&te man mid ins 6ospttal. Die Merate
srtlarttn, Id bate etn God In nnsiner Gun,
Sc BON BET @rSbs zines balb.n Dcllar=
fhdes. ,@osar pte NaHri&t BON meinsm
9cse pertreitete ii&. Sd CAB alle 9off.
nun9 auf; ba Sempfabl mir ein Greunt
Or. William 5alIs BaIfa m
farbte eunse. Sd sebrau&te cine
6laihe unb 81 meintm Graaunen wurbe
Id belfer. unb bin bsute geliinoer. als felt
bret Sabrsn.
3 So fnrstbe btss In Der 5offaung, ba6
Sober NIT franter qnnse Betaltett Or.
Wtlltam 5alls Bal(am ae.
broudt, une Id bin lber3su9t, bab baf.
ftl6e BIT Mus5ebruns beilt. SD tann Pc
ftiS bsbaupten, ba6 mir Der 8allam metr
@utee fripiefen bat, ais aQe iibrisen VI.
3sneien 3uiammen, bic Id nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29

- Gin jetes NarunssmittsI fir T5dus
linse bat feline 8urtbeile uno Nadtteile,
unb bsiorst ieben ii& bic Watisr, bsuer
IS periast III ibren &inbsrn bic natiirli6,
Nabruns gu reiden, mad sinsm &tiab fit,
bic Muttermild UNI. Dur& Neuit { b.
ter rDeutf&es&tnbermebl
(Daebotropbtne) III ein NabrunesRoF &C.
funeen. tvslder alle 8or3iise ber bis isbi
befanatsn 8tnbernabrunssmittsl In I'D
perstntst. Gls Beweis Der portrsffliher
Gtsenf&aftsn, wtlde ,Deutf&esRt n.
bermet" ais gsabrunssmittsl iiir Rim
Der beitbt, btsnt bisQuF NIT msl6er fie es
ssnisb.u. Sn allen rsnOmmirtsn ApotAstsu
IN bobeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
SaIamo,op. NFtdb.. 2. T.b. !,

4alamajoU, Wtt&., 2. Jsb. 1880.
Sd wstb. bob 5upftn. Bitter letnen @ui
strltb Serstent. Aat. tvsldte balelbe &C.
braudsn, llimmsn iiterstn. tab 70 aus bic
Rursn ucutrluat. fir ipe!d,s es biz Gtssn.
tbumtr smpfetier. St babe taGslte gsbal'
ten. felt es csm Tutlitum angeraiten pur.
Be. Doe Wit!srs aabm uon Anians an et'
ntn bcben Nanl sin. Is bat benlelbtn be-
bauptst unp wlrp msbr ssrlangt ale ale
iitriasn 3uiammenssnommsn. 90 lanSe
hafelte ieMen autsn 9tuf bIn1ihtl'@ ber
@etnteii unc Nublihfett aufre&t ertalt,
rsrbe ih ntnt aufbSrsu, ba6elbs ,u em.
pfe6len. mas Id mott nie NIT elmer anb ersn
Dattntmsbt,ln Bsttan babe.
6. s. Dabeod, N. ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
Waiter Wintter u!

Mntter! MATTER Wfntter -!
Desbst SIR bes Nahts 9e(l5rt iperbtn
unb In gutsr Nubt untsrbrpten bur& bas
SGreisn einss franfsn Ginbes, wsldbss
SAmerssn pom DurAbrsdsn Der 9aHne
leitst2 81 90 Der Gau, 70 tauft cline
JlaiGs pom Wrs. WtnsIpws g o o.
ttine Syrup. gr wirb bsn armen
8Ietnsn fsfort BON leinsa S&msr,en 81.
freten. Man psrlaRt fdt barauf. ee tilft.
80 ID tsine @utttr auf Grben, bic ss Der.
iuNte ane gud nidbt mittbtiIsn ipiiree, ta6
- BITE Ginsewsint reau!iri. BEN 6leinsn
6alfe unb @eiunebeit unp br Mutter
9tubs petfaafft. bab 90 tpie 3aubsr mt.tt.
Oas Msttel N ilder Ia allen Jallsn unb
anssnstm pom 0ef6mad es wlrb pcn
sinsr Der dltsfen uno bsasn Doctoriunen
In ben 8ef. Staatsupsridrisbsn. retsr,
0 3a taben.bts Gla(6e au 25 Gents. az
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
Es IL ,tnnr n:ht hemieien q

-gs 1T stuar n;bt betpieien, abe,
glaubli6, bab ii6 oreibunbert ruiliibs
Nolige gu einer n6eilisen 2iga" ber=
bunoen baben, Inn bas 2eben bes Gsa=
rem gegen Die Gngriffe oer Nib iliiten gu
i6iiBen. Ob fie biel grfolg baben iper-
ben, 1T cine anbere Grage. sic f6nnen
ni9t biel mebr tbun, als Die Yoli3ei
bisber getban bat, unb bas bat fi6 als
bollfommen ipirfungslos eripie1en.
SO6fens tuerben fie bic Nibiliiten nod
borfi9tiser, riidfi6tsloier unb gefdbr=
li1er MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
g8eIden gfeid,thum M,nerifa

= Wel@en Het1tbuln Mmerifl in
ieinen n6rbliden 9roBen Seen beEbt,
ygebt aus einem geniusbulletin iiber ben
grtras Der Gii6ereien i'm Sabre 1879
berbor, bas iroeKen bic Sa1lage nur
unpolltommen i6ilbert. Danad tpa=
rem in ienem Sabre 5000 Slider tbdtig,
B. 3. profeiiiOneae Slider, Die fd aus
fdlieblid bonn 6ildfans erndbrten
9ie 3abl Derienioem. Die ne6enbei
iiiden, 1T minbeitens ebenio arob. Sen.
profeifionellen aaeia finsen, iOpeit lid
ermitteln lieB, Slide i'm Geiui6te bon
68, 8,750, 900 ober 1915 Sonnen. 6ier.
bel iino pieber tauien6e BON Sfbreu
ni6t mitgere6net, bic auser einem por.
poraiisli9em Gleii@e aud ben gel6dbter
Qaoiar uno bic 9auienblaie liefern
Der Wertb Der sefansenen Weibiii9,
aaein betrug $778, 600, bod if 3u Be:
benten, oab seraoe 6a, wo bi. meifer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
-aus!unft fir Mteumatiftr. Mrs. &

--Nus!unft fur Mteumatiftr. Mrs. g..
8ctests. elmer seattsten Grau In Yalh.
mU.e, Ms., psreanten mir fals.nbss In.
tersnants Stem: Sstt brst Satrsn lit iG
In ttnsm folAem 1rabe an Mbeumatismas ,
ftreiet ssnannts Dame. pab msins Singer
5u 3titsn 70 sel&wuasn unb 3uiammtn
seScstn waren, bab it ni6t I'M tanbe mar
cine Naeel sinsufaesln. Durd stn Jreuno
wnrne mir bas ct. Satobs Oel smpfublen.
Ger Grfo!s mar punorrbar. Sofcrt trat
einberuns elm uno eine pollfdnbtse 5.ilung
!purbe tn tur3sr 3eit tr,tslt. Sd betra&tt
ratsr has ct. Safobs Oel ais elm febr
wsrtbpulIss YHttsl unb Bin nit gerani.
gu bsrsit. NQsn, wsl&s dtnli& leioen,
obsr fi6 far bic Dirtuas sislss Mittsls
intsrsdiren. Gustunft ,u ntbetl.n. :
Mrs. &. Aoberts, Nrp. SAT gD. Daltt>
more. Strabs. Baltimore. Np.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29

mad unb nad bielteu fe ibreu @injuS in
bic einfade @iebelfube, ,uerlt bon ibz
rem Yewobner nit einem Staunen be-
gribt, benz elm @rf&reden nab perwanbt
mar, bann aber NIT beQer Treuoe.
(Gprtfttuns fplgt,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29

Die 1erren s. Sosfe &
g bne baben oiesmal Elm auBer=
getp6bnlid gro6es 2ager bon 6erbft=
uno Winteripaaren uno offerirem Nlles
su ben nieorigiteH preifeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
vgS III bielleift bel1er 70.

vGs 1T blellel9t bel1er 10. gBenn
oas 0olf fi6 bas @el6ebene iebt nur
CUR Warnung bienen ldBt." - SieIe
etpig oentmiirbigen Worte ettrangen li6
ben 2ippen Der brapen Ntutter oes Yrd=
fioenten, nadbem iie bes eriten 6erben
S6merses iiber bic Srauerfunbe Serr
getporben mar. Sic iinb ein farfes,
ein brabes GeI6le6t. bieie @arfielo 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29
Hu nerreutett.

Gin. gorm. ssI.ssn on ben ausasn bee San
Nntonio Gtuffss ntbtn Dredtnritse. sntbalttnb
80 Mdsr, eineefsntt. ~pSon 10 adtr ~ GtIb unb
Barten, btlpnbers fstr a,eianet am 8lulTe ~
@attnbau. Mud bd;t BET Rd to,t elm Ader
arober pttriitsarten i'm bentn 8uifanbe. &c
tOnnen aud tiniee sne " ilhfabt sur 9enubuna
lbulansn wtrbsn. Ra&aulrassn bel a-
.l o. Qttd, .4
RasOssO&ssfirass, Gan @ntOniO, SO. II.
Is 9 Nom
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= CALIFORNIA, ebemals elmer Ser
gr6bten 8eisenitaaten, uerminoert bon
Sabr su Sabr iein Weisenareal. @oran
oas liest, 1T Elm auBerlt ltreitiger Punft.
ginige bebaupten, es besable ii9 beher,
S6afsu6t unb Weincultur su treiben,
@noere fagen, bic Sarme1 ipeculirten
suoiel in Minenaetien, mod Nnoere
enbli6 meinen, &aubiuirtbi6aft ber
8robgrunobefber babe ben 8ooen err
ibOpft. Wabri6einli9 baben lie
idmmtlid @ebt, benn ieoer Der brei
Griinoe tpirb tpobl ettpas nit ber auf=
falenOen @rideinung gu tbun baben.
Da ii6 iebo6 ale biele llebel beleitigerl
lanen, 10 bat Galifornien nod immer
cine grobe 3ufunft bor fi9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29

1gnftr aDOdbentIAtt.
Bir ieaoen soa iest at unier ~Do&ens
blott1 far ben Yreis BON $500 ouf elm
Sabr Yortefrei vsd Deuti4Ianb.
Die 6erausseber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29

Weibfiide gefangen iuerben namlid) i'm
oberen Widisans unb i'm Superior=See,
Die 8erfebrsmittel 10 unbpllfommen
iino, baB Die 8aare nur seialsen in ben
Wlarft fommt, unb folglib an Wertb
perloren bat. Ser Geiammtertrag BET
Sii6ereien biirfte fi6 auf $4,000, 600
belaufen unb fann ,ueientlid5 erb6bt
tueroen, tuenn man ii6 Der fiinitli6en
Sii63u6t in b0berem @raoe befleibigt.
2ebtere fann ebenio rationea betrieben
tueroen, tpie Die giebsu6t unb 1T min
beitens ebenio lobnenb. 9ie 8unbes=
Sii6ereicommillion bat ii6rigens III bie=
fer 9inii6t i6on iebr picl geleiltet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-29

Sur Rpti3!
Dte Gouiftana StaateIptterie In bte eiuatae, BIT,
BON benz 9olte enbufftrt wurbe
eiae CUTE @efegen9eit fein Gfa6
sa t,taGen.
Die 8iebu 8 Der 8iaffe 6 Fnbet itait
IN Esp Srlsans Dienftas ben II. Dttob.r 1881
yputltatta @tate Qotterp So.
Disfts Snflttut wurbe I'M Satr. 1868 fir Gr,
ltebsase> unb Dutltbdtistsiss 9w.de sun ks,
Staatslssislatar seieb!ia ineorpprirt nit etasn
Hapttal ssa 3, 100000. su wdtem Fe ieitber
sinsn @eferssfpnb soa $42o, 900 tin,uaefiat Sat.
Jbre 8rpBen 3 itbun9en Won eimaeln,r
KUN mern Nneea mpnatlt& itatt. NiemaIs wi,t
enc 5tsbnng serf1sben. Wan !efe nabfolssnts
1reissertbefluns.
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Rssss Silt Gsse zonie bsfSrbsrt bic
8erbauns. ssa8.S s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-09
Iron Orc Production.

Pennsylvania is still at the head of the
states producing iron ore, her yield being
product, butMichigan is pressing us closely.
OF the total product of the Unites States
in the census year 274 per cent. came from
Michigan, and Michigan actually headed
sixteen states producing iron ore in 1870 !;
there are now twenty-three the number Of
employees has been more than doubled.
and the increase in quality of product has
been still gteater, owing to an increased
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-09
4 Lit,tx Mans Narrow Escape.

Tho Lititz Record prints an account of
a large confagration which occurred in
Kingston, Jamaica, on the 9Th of Novem-
Der, destroying seven buildings. The fire
originated in confectionery store, owned
by l. G. Rutledge, in which Mr.. Horace
Eshbach, formerly Of Lititz, was employed.
About 2 o'clock that gentleman was awak-
ened by cracking noise in the house and
soon discovered the building to be on fire.
He had only time 70 save few Of his per-
sonal effects and escape from the flames
by sliding down the posts of piazza to
the ground.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-09
Ci.cu,nstantial Story OF a Duel.

The Harrisburg Telegraph has an &C
count of duel that took place on Friday
last on an island in the Susquehanna
river, opposite S:eelton. The parties en-
gagged were young men respectively from
Carlisle and Harrisburg. They were at IA
ball given in Carlisle on Thanksgiving
night, when the gentleman from Carlisle
received the major portion of smiles that
were bestowed by young lady who was
escorted to tho ball by the Harrisburg
gentleman. Hot words ensued in the bali
room, and a challenge was sent by the
Carlisle gentleman and promptly accepted
by the other. The first fire was harmless,
but in the second the Carlisle gentleman had
his arm broken. when he declared him
self satisfied. No arrests have been made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-09
CATASTROPHE AT VIENNA.

Total Destruction Of . Crowded Theatre.
Several Hundred Lives 1ost.Asort-
rendins scenes In tho Building.
The Vienna Ring theatre, formerly the
Comic opera house., where Sarah Bern
hardt recently performed, took fire at Z
o'clock last night, just before the begin
ming of the opera Les Contes De HOff-
man." The fire was caused by the fail of
lamp on the stage. The house was tol-
erably full, and the loss of life is very
great. Sixty persons were saved by
means of ladders aid by jumping into
cloths held below. The greatest efforts
were made to save life. The scene was
terrible. the flames shooting up through
the roof and eventually quitting the entire
building.
LIP. NJ: One hundred and fOrty-five
bodies have been brought of the theatre,
but the dead therein are still numerous,
many bodies having been consumed in the
galleries and other elevated parts of the
building. The chief cause of the catastro.
phe was that in the confusion the iron
partition separating the stage from the
auditorium was not lowered. Thousands
of people assembled in tho ncighboring
streets, where they could hear the cries Of
agony of the people at the windows OF the
theatre praying to be saved. The rapidity
of the flames prevented the people from
taking advantage of the ordinary exits.
Only small proportion Of the audience
saved themselves, which they did by leap
ing from windows three stories high into
cloths held below.
MIDNIGHT The taking out Of bodie.
from the theatre continues. 1t is estimated
that 800 persons perished. Some of the
bodies are fearfully disfigured. Severa
persons were injured in springing from
the windows of the theatre. Among the
missing are Herr Fefe, court musica
| director, and Herr Hellmersperger. MOst
of the bodies identified up to the present
time are those of tradesmen and minol
officials. On the spreading of news of thu
disaster, the performances at the Othel
theatres were stopped.
| The London Standards dispatch from
Vienna says :"Ir is estimated that tht
audience in the theatre numbered 1900
Many persons were trampled to death il
the panic which ensued. As soon as tn
fire was seen there was an explosion o
gas, and the audience was plunged il
darkness"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-09
STATE ITEMS.

Washington Walters, of Derrick City,
McKean county, fell from a scaffOlding
and was instantly killed.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, who has offered
to donate $3.50, 900 toward public library
in Pittsburgh, is estimated to be worth
$40, ,OOO, 900.
George P. Corr, aged 81, was drowned
by falling into creek near Franklin, Ve-
Dango county, while drunk.
Mayor Broderick, of Wilkesbarre has
fixed his commercial value Of kiss at
s1.5O. He fined a man $3.50 for kissing a
pretty girl three times against her will.
John Matz, aged twenty, of Reading,
was working on an ice dam across the
river, when the bank caved in and buried
him under mass of earth. He died in a
few hours after his rescue.
Miss Means, one of the two old maiden
ladies who lived alone in Franklin town
ship, Westmorelend county, has died from
the effects of rough usage by burglars,
who entered their house on tho 10th OF
November.
Near Sand Patch, Westmoreland county,
Samuel Wilhelm thought he heard wild
turkeys in a clump of bushes. He crept
toward the bushes, and, seeing something
moving in them, fired. The bullet killed
julius Keefer, who was in hiding and
seeking to lure wild turkeys with call.
Samuel Letter, of Pennsylvania, was
robbed on the border of Polk county, Ark
He had been buying land for q colony, and
stopped at cabin on the roadside. About
10 o'clock several masked men broke into
the house and robbed him of $4,O0O and
escaped. Tho robbers were mounted.
Margaret Kane, women about forty
five years of age, and the mother of fivt
children, was killed on the railroad il
Bridgeport near Norristown. She attempt
ed to drive her cow from the track, whcl
the engine of passenger train struck he
and threw her ten or twelve feet. Hel
head was horribly crushed, and sho live;
only short time.
Work on the detour from tho Pennsyl
vania railroad, near Cresson has SO fal
progressed that rack.laying has begun
The route is the New Portage railroad and
the tunnel and bed are being put in order
The line will bo to Hollidaysburg, thence
via Williamsburg to Petersburg, Hunting
don county, six miles west of Hunting
don, where the main line is again reached
The grades are much lighter than by th'
| old line.
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.Olice Cases.

Alderman McConomy this morning conf
mittcd "Chicago Slim " and Pat Kelly
to tho county prison for 20 days each.
They were arrested by Officer Pyle for
drunken and disorderly conduct in and
The mayor had only four customers this
morning. Two of them, INDECENT travellers
who had applied for lodgings aud were
given soft plank to sleep upon, were dis
charged with a cup of coffee and a bless
discharged with the admonition to sin no
more. A drunken woman was sent up for
five days for needed rest and recuperation.
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LATEST NEWS BY NAIL.

Liza I G0A ASG ~ - &sAO4As
Adam Weiner, 90 years Of age, commit
ted suicide at Brooklyn, N. Y, by hang
ing.
Meyer May, prominent citizen of
Richmond, Va, has died suddenly aged
SO years.
Richard Lockett, a negro burglar, was
shot and killed at Butler, Ga, by a man
named Waters.
Leon Schoop. a news and music dealer
at Richmond, Va, shot and killed himself
in his store. Cause unknown.
]. X. Jillson shot and killed himself 1T
Sprisgield, Mass, during fit of despon-
dency, heightened by acute rheumatism.
Edward O'Brien has launched from his
shipyard, at Thomaston, Me-, a ship
named General Knox, of 2217 tons regis
ter, the largest ship ever butt on the
Georges river.
Governor Cornell, of New York, has ap-
pointed General Benjamin F. Treacy, of
Brooklyn, as associate judge of the court
of appeals, in the place of Judge Andrews,
promoted to chief judge.
The dry goods establishment of S. p.
kidder s. Co., of Grand Rapids, was
raided by burglars and s400 worth Of furs
taken, the best quality only being selected
by the thieves.
Harris Vaughia, colOred boy, about
twelve years old, was yesterday kidnapped
from Hampton, Va, and carried off in a
boat supposed to belong to cOastinS
schooner in the roads. A reward of $50
is offered.
An Italian tramp named Cassasser dan
gerously stabbed Harry Jones, a farmer,
on Wednesday night, near Nashville,
vas not furnished as good Accommodations
as lie desired. The tramp is in custody.
By terrible boiler explosion at w. B.
Jones's gin houses, Elberton Ga, an
cight-ycar-old son of the proprietor had
his head blown off younger son was
badly cut about tho head one colored
man had both legs aud one arm broken,
aid another man was severely injured.
In the suit of John NJ. Armstrong,
the widow and Administrative OF
John NJ. Armstrong (of Philadelphia,
some years ago murdered by Hun.
ter, in Camden, for the insurance
against the New York Mutul life
insurance company, the jury in the United
States Circuit court in Brooklyn, before
Justice wheeler, returned a verdict Tor the
plaintiff for the full amount claimed, S10,.
271,24.
The steamer 7. II. Moore, of the Peo-
PIES line, plying between Columbus. Ga,
aud Apalachicola, Fla, OH her trip up the
river struck on Beeton's rock, twenty-five
miles below Columbus, and sank. The
cargo consisted Of cotton and mixed
freight. The steamer went down in
twenty feet of water and is total loss.
None Of the passengers were injured. The
cargo will be saved in a damaged condi-
ton.
At the Harris mines, few miles from
East St. Louis, No.. the striking coal
miners gathered at five o'clock yesterday
morning, several hundred strong, and es-
tablished a Gordon around the pits through
which the miners at work in the mines
would have to pass. The sheriff and
posse appeared on the scene, and tho
strikers retired. Later they returned in
increased numbers, armed with rcvOlvers.
Affairs were critical, when tho sheriff and
posse bravely arrested several ringlca dcrs
and quclled tho rioters.
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Tobacco Sales.

In Hopewell township, York county, the
following tobacco sales have been made ::
A. &. Manifold to Stehman, of Lancaster
county, 2! acres, at IS cents for all over
20 inches in length, and s and 5; j. w.
Wallace, at Is for all over "a inches, and
12, 5 and 3; Charles Gibbs, acres, at 19
for all over 20 inches, and s and 3; James
Liggctt, acre, at 25 for all over "a inches,
and 12 and ;; William Knerr. 3 acres, at
25 for all aver "a inches, and 10 and 3.