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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-25
Tles uurehte }hutbta,

giniss qsnts babtn bic Wots. pcr,usli.
&e 6ttlmitth init Ter sru6sn MaGs pen
spatsntmsbi,;ntn", ,u psrmtih.n, uno
basur6 muhsn ae fh zines unrsdts foul.
big. 60 aisbi sinise bttanntsemadtts
6silmitt.l, bic itr,n 3ptd p6aie erfiiasn,
wsniaAens has 9ins n nne tsilnnt. '.
6opfsn Bittus. Der Sstrsber bat @s.
Is entsit aebatt bic Dititsslb ~ sstrauhrns
In iaR tiatm irlnsu 4lima wit eas uniri.
at. ssA maRs pen .bem Sabre IN Das
CIV M snmsr ssfunbta. bab 81 pea sr.
Ret 8ld0s aae ,svstlalpS aat. atts ~,
fagsss nae fas es .kanipruat lpi.e.. :
1ribans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-25
Z eT a &.

- Sm Senat bradte @tubbs eis,
Sia elm. uelde beffimut, bab in @iril.
tlasen 9 Wiitolieeer elmer Surp elm Ser
bitt eintiinsen tSnnen. Sa 6auie wur
Den Stunben bon,it rerbraht, um Bes
ltimmunaen iiber ben Druid Der Yrctolc(.
le 3u trefsn. cbne gum 3ped gu icmmen,
Cine Blu Duroe on8enrnimen, pelhe beu
Matreien frembes @diiIe perbiete', au|
teranifden Wberften gu artciten.
- Gin betrunfeners Heeer nit cine,
8elaoenen Siinte tetrat eie Senatsbaue,
10, ben. Senator Anrtcu IN eridieben.
Vesttttr teYuhlSl8f I'm Tsrtissh, itu
feline ubr Seitobiea 3u tasen unb bat ei.
ne anitaSe se8eu i'm ei,esrsidt.
Wtit Der &rbahnn8 ber @iaserfell.
6aae in @alpeiton uurbe am "a. beacu.
nen.
= Bei 5utdins entsleiffe Elm 3ua
Ter Gentraltabn. Bon ben YaJasieren
peruu9liidie Niemanb babel.
= Sa WRineola erihc6 Coon Bromn
ben Bill 8ateman. Beipe Manner ma :.
rem betrunten.
= lleber bic @&ieeaffaire ,mifdea
Rlemonn uno Te6mann in Sasle YaB
eireuliren ueri4ietene @era6te. Nus
Der ausfase. pom 3eusen sett berssr,
ba6 alemann bic ysraplai1uas ba,p .sab,
inoem er iid in iseeafanns ..Saloar ,pas
VersniSen n,adte. 6enitsnhsitsn~ an
aeri&ie6en. Nadbeui man ibm oufh
bic DeSnabme ieines Mepclpers bielsn
Spab rerborben tatte, eridien Rlemann
nit elmer 6linte uno., seilud,te anf 6eb=
mann ~ f&ie6en. Dies murce bic yer=
onlaiiuna. bae 5e6mann ebepfans ron
f:iner Wofie @eb,auth maGte. 1ebri.
gems weie man nift. per Glemann eli
eentli& SeidcHeu bat, IA i16 aud @be.
riff HiSsli BON @altrrpiae in gasle pab
befanO. Der 6rieoea 3u itiften iudt. uno
tehen Repc'per fi& 3ufdais cntluo.
Der gum lobe u,rur, b lite WSr=
ber Burton in weotberfcrb in mabniin
mig 0ewcrben ober ReQt lid, 10. Bis i.et
bat bic dr,tli&e unteriuhun1 Res MSr=
eers fein enbaiiitisss ReiuItat dber iei-
men 3uRaub erseben. Die Merste per=
lansen usehr 3eit. um Burton ~ bec=
ba6ten.
- Die Statt Warlbau bat cine Dele
Cation nad Nuitin seIhidt, uelne fir
bic Grrittuna elmer Normalftule in
Naribou arbeiten fol-.
= Sn Dallas uuroe cine nabnfnniae
Trau in bic Sail obeelisfs,t. wel1e au
Der sette ber San 'tiiicatlcniiten aebSrt.
- Die uriade. me6balb Dm. grams
ben fartisen Nnfndrter fdcb. beifanr baz
rim. boe ibm eieisr elm pesfneat bra6t<,,
ouf welGes er 3cb!sn setest bate, neil
Gpans Elm parmes Steal pertanate. Der
Yestere III uertoftet tpcrben, tpurbe iebch
seSen bic seringe Biirsidaft rcn $500
auf freien Jne seiset.
- 6ortmdbrenb fcmmen anf eer Snz
ternationaltabn Ginpanberer in paleftinu
oil.
= Su bcuiton wurbs Der @beriii
Roble perbuftet auf bic Nnslase ben Ye.
ter 6lSd. cae er Jpn uni $50 beidwinpel
babe
- Sa 5ssuin brad am Scnnabenb
in einem &sifaurat 6euer aus. bod
purbe Dufielbe aelSfdt. ebe 20 meter un
i& sreifsn ionnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-25

peripridbt gerabe bnrd beie nab tpiiieni1aftliten
princtpien erfclste 3uiematenieSuna glsi6md6ige
Birsung unb ben beit mD9Ii1en Grios. Ges5ath tons
nen fowcbIsterste ais ararte sb biees gittsls nit
Der grobten 3uusriist bebienen. Gs 1T feline grunb.
toie 9ebauptlng mir Iascn baB GO ben ariinb.
hditsn wifeni5aftIit5en Stub,en bis lest nod nidt
geunsen 1T. elm beiiereS IitteI sur eiuns pon as
2an9eRsrantbeiten bersufele.. Die araifbeit ,pirb
bura ben gebrau besieIben neit bIob aeboben, ion,
bern es werben bic arGnibeitsttime aus benz 6pitem
sntfernt. 9ie Seiung 1T eins idneue unb fidere.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL ei5ret jid5 fir qatienten
iesen aiters unb @eIebtcS isIbit fit anber, bic es
we9en oes guten 0eibmades obne Sdpieri9feit nebs
men. gci 9ebanbInng Don sep6bnIidem SIffen,
Grsdltmns. Saisentjiineung, Brpnd,itis, Sn.
fnensa, Mhbma, SrdInc nnb Gatarrb 1T bic gSirs
tans pon AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL cine gerabesu
sri.aansnoe Sanfenbe roerbcn iibrIi6 burd ben 3es
ttsen Gebraud beSfelben DOT fbperen aranfbeten
b'wabrt. % iolIte in feiner SanIie feben aIs elm
e1usn.ittel 8eaen pI6sli9e anidae. Dei Reucbbu.
ffen unb Ausjebrun9 abt 60 isin uir,iameres Mnb
linS.rnceres Nittel als bieies.
Die srltaunlihen qureu. pelGe AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in Der sansen DsIt bepirft bat. inb eine
ttnreid,ense 8arantie, baB es and In 3utunft bic
beiten ReiuItate erStsIen ,sirs Gin Inparteiiider
Seru6 roirb isIth ben drsitsn 3peiFer uon feiner
nnhoeroortn 9elfraft aberseu9en. anb roirb ueiter
tur Anertsnn,na bsS Sosu9s fabren ben bieics qtds
para' Dor alien oubetn 9ittelu aur oeiIung pon 9urs
9entron'beiten gcmdbrt.
0eteiena aerstf oe5 tduhes iine nit Der 3uiammens
iesnH9 ppn AyEp's CHERRY pEcroRAL betannt unb
tnptsbsss eS ibreH Hatienteu ub perihrebenes ibz
rer Vrasis. 9ss 3eugntB zines baIbsn Sabrbunbtrts
hstsrt etnen snHmi.Sbtbsa 1erDsis. bab beies prd,
pafai 'm etanes a. SHE 2nnasniranibeitsn ~ bsIeH,
s's SSsfssags ssA asai4iiSsr Sse sasanstisa |'us.
8nbereitsi ssn 9r. 3. 6. Mber & Ga,
g., .FEa'si'4e aas aiAIsti,as sbsmi.sr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-25

Dte @elunbtettb 6rbernb
Die erpreb pon @tieaso iast pon Dar.
ners Safe 8iensp unp Qtuer Cure: ,Dte.
felben itnt I'm to&aen @rabe ssfune unc
tSnnen BON Alt unb Sung NIT alethem
8crttetl benust wsrsen. Sic ttlben eas
ein,tse @tttel, wel&es tst Blaienfrant6ett
bauernb Writ. Dies aletn {6pn iolte
itnsn sinsn tctsn msoi,inif&en Iriumpt
ssrl&afen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-25

Gan Antonio Wetudiierunss= Derein
Wsriammluns ieeen srlen unb britten
Dcnnsrltas tn Ncnat in 9liaslts.@ s.@arten.
6. Runst, prafosnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
KILLED BY"ROAD AGENTS.o
LIEUTENANT SAMUEL a. CHERRY KILLED WHILE OUT
SCOUTING II NEBRASKA.

LIEUTENANT SAMUEL a. CHERRY KILLED WHILE OUT
SCOUTING II NEBRASKA.
CHEYENNE, Wy, May IA dispatch from
Fort Niobrara Neb says: Leutcnant Samuel A. Cherry
OF the 9th Cavalry, and escort while out scouting for
road agents" near NiobIara, caino upon them
suddenly, when "a light ensued, In which Lieutenant
Cherry was killed. The "road agents" escaped. Lieu
tenant Cherry engaged 10 be married 60 the dauch
ter Of ex- ION gross man white, OF Pennsy WANNA.
Lieutenant Cherry born IN Indiana, and grad
uated from the Vest Point Academy in 1873. lie en-
tered upon active service ocondneutenant Of the
23d Infantry IN june 1873, being stationed ~ Fort
A. Russell, Wyoming. In July, 1876 ho transferred
10 the 9TH Cavalry. and continued serve at frontier
posts Lieutenant Cherry adjufant Of Major Thorn
buEghs command during the expedition against The ues
IL September 1879, after the murder Of Agent McchCr
His gallant conduct at that time and especially ia the
MIX River engagement, was particularly noticed ~ his
superiorS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
NM u,RvARD JUNIORS VICTORIOUS.

Bo.roN. May ll.-Ihc Harvard class boat
races took place to-day over ihe Charles h''i ''ul-'
.,, ,f ,,., ,,l,icus, assembly of people. The
,, r,,y. ,is d t.le l,s, than two miles, and me
r. v.. won by the Juniors IN lLl7. The
s.,,o~. came I'm second. about Two and 10
l,...i. b,iipd. the ooph0m"r,s were i"id ana ttc
.. d. f,d tni-tu. lIi- htluu- yesterday nHt tll-
,., -,. lrr,.ly 10 fl,uroi tr a,uiot@. and There
. coasidcraDc disappointment manifested al 'Ac rc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
OFFICIAL rorG OF MICHIGAN.
A REPUBLICAN, PLURALITY or 54.706 ~ TOTAL
yoIE OF 246,S79.

A REPUBLICAN PLURALITY or 5l,706 ~ A TOTAL
VOTE OF 2i6,G79.
The Official returns of Che vote cast at the
Michigan election last mouth show that tho republican
l..irrht, ior supreme Court Judge was b+'o". The
vote this year j.. compared below with the 'ose Ton Press
dent ln 1850;
,...-.... ,..,,,t T..ros 1851 presiirnt 1850.
e.''", ',,, ..h t-ii.I 4 tarn.d tRfp.) irt $50
''-' -.. 'fi ..rIi So. u.s. Hancock lOeil. Il 500
- i',,,,u t,l ~. -, 25, b. h Weaver CO., ..... sioHJ
- ~ i.t .ir.I l-.rfl N,ll Dow lFfOI....... .iJ
, W '-i,g ,ri. .. l-5 joan 80. phelps lAll.. a-I
2lfNla. scattering so
Ielusu,an lulaliy-. Quo l"'at Nn,e '''D2,
t'a'i majority. Gt..I publican plurality rlU
li.cluh-l,au majority 4ts5vl
-R,,.ectcd.
OF the 7-3 scattering votes lo3 were intended ior
,farton. 5ll for Baldwin 80 for shlpman and 81 Tor
u,le Tie Prohibition vote this year Was Oh, largest
rcast In he state the highest vote IN preFioat yeara
3s,7l having been cast IN 1874. Tie vote for unYer-
,t Regent, th, year was as follows t@o Republicans
being elected: James +. JOY dleph l25,33@; An,un
ANN tteul l9GGls. 80. 5. n LOthrop ID -nl, fj,Jl5;
l.ur, frtlc dJvful, st,lys, Charles j. llt eifonli
Itil: David 'ar-Ona tDIccnl j-,.tJi Isaac W. .ic-
Il .,r a'rol - 256; Edward G. Newell, (PrOl, l2,7t7i
scattering. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

puu,prlrnl,, May 1.-THE date Of the
r,-.,rl -atc r.cc Of tlc crews Of the University OF
p,.o.tl,ania and Columbia and Princeton Colleges has
boon Fixed for Monday June ~ The race is f"r the
cbi- Challenge Cup and "a o. De rowcd over the VA
ti,ial course Ola the Schuyiuu RIVER. Three rmbcrs
off thc University 90 Icnus5N ann crew haf, been
.ilaarn ami 10 dcfrgnlI ci thtt Howard lnlrl
nr George Sargent VIII br Tire fourth n.tl netting
yi be. held boo NpwNOlk on friday ucxt go arrange tAc
b. cad d. t.rH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

The ship Elise from Amsterdam. which arrived
Yesterday. reported that on Mas the British hug
: ro.fin. laden with lumberwa seen burned To the
waters edge. The schooner Chase from Rockiand,
laden with limc went ashore at iiarts Island yes
tcrdny morning I'm 20 thick fDg. The clrro took Mre
The vessel was got Oh hy % tlg 700 high water. The
damage was slight The bark Anlpah reported yes
tcrday that on May / she passed % vessel That was
burning in three places. The main mast was stand
Ing The vessel was Thought 20 be- an iron steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

EXETER. y. H., May ll.-rhe athletic tour
naucut OF PHILIPPE Academy nas h,d th.s afternoon.
Among the winners were the following; Grant, oi he
milo ran ln minutes 41 seconds hf"'a4' - tae i-i
t. ,,..t . i,,b. tu,n 81 throwing the baseball.
-,6 frrt % Inches. and it.r. So tIr""ing tI" hal-
mon r l.rt ID ln,li.4 Lu-atDl dyer cups were pre-
stf..d Do tlD successful toutt- .tuta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
LONG EElcH INpROTENENrs.


PREPARATIONS FOR THE COMING SEASON.
MORE ATTRACTIONS rvEN TIlAy WE'RE OFFERED
last YEtg-COIrAGE CLUD-HOUsEs-A CHURCH
To- HE BUILT.
Lons Breach. the w1ielirg-place which sprang into
existence ~ if by magic within six weeks last year.
enters o. on the season Of 1881 with all assurances
OF success. The beach has passed uuinjnrcd
through 70 winter Of exceptional severity and pre-
scented to the visitor yesterday an unbroken eNpanse
of uooth white sand lying differing in the san.
WcI.mcn were budiy engaged IN front Of the big
hotcl converting largo tracts OF sand into a lawn
and laying out Aower-bels 81 various shapes and
designs. Inside an was hustle and activity. Women
were bu-ily 40 work cleaning windows and wood
work carpenters were putting he finishing touches
upon the partition walls which divide part of tho
immense basement into sleeping apartments Tor ser-
wants: carpets which had been taken up for tho
winter wcrc being relad aud the third hoor-ussd
Tor the first time this season-was made ready 10
receive It's furniture, which will arrive in q
few days. An improvement has been effected
by Placing the kitchen on The northern side Of the
building and on the samo floor with the dining
rooms Last year il was in the basement, bus was
found announcement there on account Of the distance
viii he walters had 10 travel with the dishes be-
fore they could be- served and rs consequence they
were frequently served cold. The kitchen viii be-
un Ter the management Of Eugene Slehl, from tho
Bretoort lIonse
larr, part of the basement has been set apart as
~ fr mi for Il. ;l.lr.r "a, ,,.t weather ar dn~in1
" Pug m, ,.,,..I -
thr hei' oi the gay. inc p"1aii-I"oh HIS a','
been moved from the first io0r 20 the basement, in
order to ,ain more space for seating guests in tho
......... r, f..,,.,.i tI,.t b..,utir, first loor
''''.'.''' 49, '' 80,
and "a part of the Yeianda VIII "'at from %'o"V 10
5000 people Palms. orange trees and other tfop-
q e Ia .frNf La.
''" Pl.."'' VIII "' l'''''' D'
steps iahinS To 'h' wal" D''o"' $40 '''''''9
houses to the west OF the hotel nave been pnt IN
tt.,i 49,. mot. or tb. b,4.J s,.,c r-o FIR
I''" ''' '"'
public rs ana about -Uo Tor women tAflH''f'ly'
4 Dob, fr..u-uAter shOweT-bath has been set up ia
.., T., l. ,r,,os.d IN E,bt
'i'H ''N' ~ I''I
Hth electric lglt not 'hi} lhc gi'dhd'
i.t .l, tl. ,.trrlu front Of The bathing stlni hy
,f,.i.., fL. electric h.tf. under water. INpcri-
i,... .,,.., L, pr5I,.-.ar Af..in o. determine fIe
fa.irI' ~ This plan arr said 20 have boon sl'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
V,mRptLA FLRrArI0N.-To place your IN

UMBRELLA FLRTATION.-I0 place your unl-
trf iu "a inf indicates hnt DO is about to change own
ar An umbrella carried over the woman, the man gc
tuFuuthing hat the drples OF Tho riu Indicate. court
shir When the man haa the umbrella and the woman
me dr1ppines n indicates marriage TO carry o. 90 right
angles under your signhcs that an eye Is To De o~
by the side nice silk one, signifies exchange Is no
robbery" To lend an umbrella indicates II AM fool
10 carry an open umbrella just high enough 10 tear out
mems eyos and knock OF mems hats signlaos 81 aIn
Uoluau.Ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
sCOrrnu.AMERrCAN SPORTS.

st the Scottish American Athletic Club
spring games beld yesterday the events decided
foilov- lOOyurd. dash, r. billiard ia llii sac; emilio
walk. T.. Pryor II min. 30 geo.; mile walk, j. b ark
inl. ID -ec: lalrmo run r. j. Berry. min. IN sec;
llur UIl IS. d. Crowley, .o m. s4 -ec; aud hr..u.s
va.. -. MO,t.3 w'n. ~ see. Charles Price ito
profession ID emile ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
coLrMBAs ROWING o. TILE HARLEM.


The annual spring regatta of the Columbia
College Boat Climb Was h,'d 900 the Harlem River ycsier
dag afternoon The boot bose az The college was eayly
decorated So 20 tac college coor- blue and white, aud
the 3 .ila Was occupied ly ile lady friends of the
ttlG.uts several hundred of tle at,e were present.
vhl l,ua s.taTioGs crrr pl -.d tlc stand. sienh,d
t.sIr cutaus.lsu no The %, $40 d. iouEdrawn cries az
Cotuu h!A T. Bees wac referee and starter, and p.
G. Cornell timer The first event Ha- fouroatcd race
between The Academic and Law, and the Mines and
Mr4ral DEPARTMENTS Tie iou"'I were represented by
crew composed Of Fi-e, bow. Law Covirs 90, Muller
lI. and GARRISON 90. Academic; aud the latter by
Eirdcc bow. Medical; Van -indrr'n l. Kecl,hart $50
and Lynch o.. Mines. The latter crew easily won by
- lrn-th.. Tho colr.o was nile siriishtaway
from - Combs, Di.u Brd-c 90 tho bol,-housc A pair
ana -ra,c followed johnson. stroke irrbh1rt, bo",
l.4tlf-. stroke. NnUrt. bow, ald Walker. corh-"iil
tho other Iic rl.r WAS close one until hif tlr d
tame, bad bean cYur over when tAc la-t named ere"
shot h.,d lid Kept t.r i,lI to Che finish. winning hy
. lrul-tf- flfr. % luufes iu seconds. Tie rtN' aii
closing event 3d. -.il. rl'c, from Hth 1T uAf 10
tlt Uutt hn-r 60. rn-- tLut-, nct~r the tl--'- i
-. ~5 and '-t Ilr crow. Wrr- a- follows ST. 'AA
-lu -f-D., Nui'rl,I. Van -d.rrn 9I. MONTGOMERY fD
I,lnlK i1i -atrc ir Field 'I, Combs i-, bow, collins
tuHID- TO-. B4ut- fl Rooster lG blfrcfOu ff bf1nn
tnT i-I. Walters. corA-v ans -. D"Huns, tttnh.,
h.4ln rI-If t- Wheeler .i, l.Dcktrf t4l. -hN"ih N
Nrtu If| johnson 10. EtI.i.iH f-I. bow, alAtr r1'
4salu Toe tl-s uf ISL tIr seniors, d 49, tio arf ana
helt up tO t. finish, Winning go j minutes t'cUl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
cnNrrsr Ar 4 NLM.IEE.EY nANnE.

In the second contest OF the Sharps match
for military rides at Bfiaton a. j. Range yesterday
thoro we're Ave contestants At the 2OOyard range the
score wasi q. L. y. Howard u; j. Il. Dcunln Il a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

in lhe game " baso baii NJ Buffalo yesterday between
tho Biltoaud Providence Clubs the former won by :
srorro to e. Tho Buffalo Climb scored ,wo runs Oh tns
n..t inning ono On the second. tao in the tA5d and
three in flrH.h The Providence Clu3 scored rom
B. fLe fIrd inning two On thr icnfia ana one boz iis
hiH. Ha-e bits. Buffalo, .; Providence, T. L1ors ::
Buffalo, = Providence, =.
10 the College Championship games yesterday th0
Dartmouth Club defeated The Brown cub 90 Providence
h .orr of 90 D. ANA DE Harvard cab defeated tie
nh lIuu % nnslon BIZ D acnIn Oi 1 ID ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

. O., l .. ... ,..-,...... -..- ..-..ti
=. .,.....r .h.r..-. -l..0... rlIt.. rs..
t.,... --f. ....1..lt ai'..., fh.t A.. PH.-
A--".li''''' iH' 81.
lro,k made "A contract uI.f certain p ..-"l- H'-
.-. 90, tI,. ..i..r.r % ...fr 800 -. ST. Dr.
''''''' ." "' .. ......i...... -, Cd .,,
o COO. .tiye dT. ISL, $3.50 i'..'.. .'.. "
. -. &c.. .f- ono f.r,-.-.- E. q .o.lol.-
"' was '' '''.'' ..... ....... ,f- p..r.,t
uon and Tor negotiating "' ,,, ~.
th.n cutfr.I int1an a-I eu0ni rI'I '.' IrI' l'
H. .r..r 20 .... $50. f....i- linn 200 ilr ID. t'.r
'.. ,"' lf,t It.. tr,ft.uf tho corti Yct
above moot. 'h'u' ""H. ,.f a.. t..i-
tay Hl attachment against .i. I.'l ''' " 81. .'r
brook ou thc ground ti' '' -t. .,.
ma ,t ~, ,rraul Ms. II.lI
'H'."' d" '"''''' ... .-.,,r,.,,r
~, t,.,.. .o,.l l,i. n,..i.. ION I'm tie as-
..:..t... .,l ti, r,1..,iur n. thc most important
...-.. ,.r l,i.. .rof RESIGNATION:
D., !. p.ty,,,,, ui,,.i.rsorHr C5.oar-If'rcD r 90 rs
+"' I, I;,tJ
S-f'".''"' H'''''' ,,, ..,., ,-c ir ro.l.o
Mis- .ld la.' -lthr'r c..,' ni'M '' q. d.. r
auI 70 .od me o. ta.r c' .'t. B." '. pow. ,. r .
fpr. doir. $50 pIf iuto "r'.-.t i.. tri.i
proved d.. llo tns-.r,-. l.r }"Hi lr''I'... n d.
captu 'ir -'in' "I th'- , , .....,.-r =. ..r.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

J. Clark 10; P. Bonnet 20; p r. Townsend D. At 800
yards the score stood Howard, % Denmun, ~ Clark,
IS; Bonnet, IA /; Townsend 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
A hrirhl liLtle felIow dnring eonyersatI0n

ftn Older people IA regard TO the condition OF iar-
,, nr,. placed lis hand the register and kaU"-
in I'd, remarked That There's only cold heat eolnln up
bcIe now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
BASEBALL CONTESTS.
Tho NIetropolitan

Tho Metropolitan Club was again victorious
in the game Of baseball With The shing,on Club yes
day az the Polo Grounds. The by innings vas d.
follows.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-09
Wanted.
ic. sale Cheap.
For Sale .r Ren,-April lst.

M Store building at Springfield, DIT. size
~. ~. 22x92, With countersand shelving complete.
also good cellar. Orc of the best towrs in Da-
kota for general trade apply to
II. A. kErCHUM.
Yankton, ID. I.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-09
THE ILLINOIS AND Rlssls sIppl Rlvla
CANAL.

Davenport, March 2l.-The Illinois and
Mississippi river canal improvement
commission held an adjourned meeting
ut Rock Island to-day ut which arrange.
ments were entered into northwestern
convention to be held in Davenport on
Wednesday, May 90. The call. when is.
sucd, will invite each governor OF the
northwestern states to select ten dele,
gates, each board of trade Ave, aud each
farmers club three, to attend this con.
vention. State senators and congress
men will be invited. Secretary Wiadoua
has already promised to attend if posi-.
bic. A long list OF public men vii, be
especially invited. The cell will es.
pecially state the object of the conyen-
ton to be an appeal to congress for q
speedy extention OF the Illinois and
Michigan canal to the Mississippi river,
via Hennepin, for the purposeoi opening
an all water ronte for the upper Mssiss-
ippi to Chicago, the lakes and the Erie
canal. Committees were appointed TO
prepare for the convention, The city OF
Davenport and Rock Island, by q vote OF
their board OF Alderman, have appropri-
ated money to pay the expenses OF the
convention
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-09
A. MEayY i..!rLE GIRL.

Dispatches irom New Albany, Inliurt.
gives an account of n mad dog bein,
chokcd to death bY Il yonng girl twely3
years ofage. The girl is daughtfr OF
jacob Hessians. a German farmer. LIVING
some Six miles west Of New Albany. sSli5
was, 1t appears, engaged III play ut her
ilome,surrounded by some younger mem
bers OF tho family, when she WAS attack
ed by small dog III IA way that caused
her to beliey6 him mad. Seeing that to
escape and also preserve the others from
danger by other than n bold course would
tunity, and seizing the animal by tie na-
ked throat choked it to death. 1t is be.
lievcd that she is uniniured, though it il
not impossible that she may have receiv.
ed some of the poison into her system
through some slight scratches in her
hands.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-09
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GERMAN EMIGRATION TO AfasRlch.

-'N''
The growth of the stream of emig,a-
tion from Germany to the United States
has attracted even more attention in
Germany thnn here, anl the government
there is ut its wits end to stop it without
striking Mt the root OF the matter-t!le
heavy burden imposed ON the people by
the largo standing armies. NJ. Wlana,
who is described as an American OF Han.
garan birth, tried to get permission to
lecture on emigration the other day in
Berlin, but his application was aterniY
refused, the authorities evidently fear
ing that any agitation of the subject will
increase. the trouble still further In
Scbleswig, Prussia proper, and Poscn,
whole villages arc described as having
been abandoned, the inhabitants going
chiefly to Illinois and Nebraska. AG-
corling to the Berlin correspondent q!
the London Times, a new experiment is
the founding OF Il German socialist colo
ny in Texas. where the great problem OF
how to keep everybody as poor as every
body else is to be worked out once more.