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Keeping the Hearth Fire Burning.

One of the grand jurors for the superior
court at this court was Ephraim Scroggs, of
Fallstown township, concerning whom a
singular and interesting little incident may
be told. Mr.. Scroggs has now burning on
his hearth the same fire which he started
when he went to housekeeping, fifty years
ago. From the day that fire was started to
this it has never been permitted to go out.
Summer and winter for these fifty years it
has been replenished as occasion requires.
From roaring heap it has dropped many a
time to a bed OF smouldering Goals, but it
has never been permitted to turn into ashes.
-[Statesville Landmark.
The bulletin of the Royal Academy of
Medicine of Belgium presents the new
method of treating consumption and
bronchial affections originating with NJ.
Melsens. Ammonia, its salts or its complex
compounds, is the curative. The discover
er's attention was first drawn to the ammo
NAL effects on persons inhaling the vapors
OF carbonate OF ammonia from stables.
Livery stable keepers are usually the most
healthy looking of men, and are rarely
troubled with respiratory affections. NJ.
Melsens first medicated himself during q
bronchial attack, by wearing in q bag
attached to the neck of his shirt pieces of
ammoniac carbonate, and was cured in q
few DAYS. He then introduced it in his
PlubhASSj anu lilLlls6ll VI IT'S JtUlt-
dial efficacy. Going still further, he sprayed
the respiratory passages with ammonia,
and here, too, he met with surprising
success.
II is scarcely agreeable to think that the
eockroach could ever become an active
agert in medicine. Yet it is used almost
universally in Russia as diuretic in GER
tain diseases, and ii is also frequently used
in European medical practice as cure for
Bright's disease. The professor of materia
medica of Jefferson college recently stated
that cockroaches are not entirely unknown
in the medical practice in Philadelphia,
though physicians do not care TO have it
known that they prescribe so unpopular an
insect in their practice, and few druggists
will acknowledge that they keep it in stock.
The professor says that cockroach tea may
be used with good effect in certain cases.
Its medicinal properties resemble those of
cantharides. and when prescribed it is in
the shape ola pill, made with the powder
ofthe dried insect. The cockroach Is no
more offensive than the cantharides, both
being of the same class OF insect, and the
smell is not so Objectionable as that of the
Spanish fly.
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PnI,nr tY.,aI,inrin,,.

"Senator Tom Bowen, Of Colorado 10 tht
best poker player we have IN town. Why,
the second night no was here Plumb OF
Kansas and Jones Of Nevada sat down with
him to little game, aud | am told that he
scooped the party 10 the extent of two or
three thousand in half an hour But
Bowen has lost more than be has won
during the last few years."
Who are the poker players in congress?''
There are very few who have seats in
the senate. Old Lapham plays occasionally,
and so do Hale and Vest, bul as to the
Others IL would disgrace the game TO say
they played at all. These are not the times
we used to have when Grant was pres
ident."
rs Arthur much of player"
well. yes and guess he is about as
cagey' as any of them. He will sit up all
flight over game of poker, when nothing
else in the world will hold his attention.
Chandler is q sharp one, too, and | under
stand that he and Congressman Dick
Crowley are about the most expert of that
SET"
"What set ?"
"Why, the White House set. They tell
me that they play it blind in Difference to
Arthur's wishes, and | understand this has
been the most popular way of running the |
game here this season. In the draw game !
there is a little chance for skill, but blind |
poker, in which you don't draw at all, is |
the most outrageous form of gambling. |
But, OF course, you know all about it"
Who are the best poker players in the |
house?
Joe Blackburn can deal the pasteboords |
with as much grace and celebrity as any man
know Of and will back his hand to almost
any limit, Young Walker, of Pennsyl- |
yania, is what is commonly known as
daisy cutter and Springer, of Illinois,
swears by the jack of clubs The western
men are by far the best card players. I
think Tom Young, of Cincinnati, and ex-
governor of Ohio, is about as smart a one
as ever set his foot in Washington, and the
man who can bluff him out of hand has
to get up pretty early in the morning. But
the poker playing here just now is nothing
to what it was at Albany when Boss Tweed |
ruled the deck. n-[BrooklYn Eagle
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Of President ofovy, The affair was Gaaoo
Ahef The crowd flapsraed, a mob of I do
returned and broke windows and over.
turned carriages. 1be pol 90 finally scat.
! tered The mob. The report that Louise
| Michel WIS arrested Ia denied.
WfagfNs2
LONDON, March Glowing TO n heavy
gale, the tide Ia the Glide Ia remarkably
low, The steamers Dsyonin, Ciroassiar,
Manitoba and several others, at one time
were aground. Tho HUI lshingneot snf.
iered seriously by the gale. Eighty vessels
OF the fleet arrived there in damaged con.
dition, and twelve of them lost mem bers Of
their crow. Three vessels foundered, one of
them with all hands. Similar accounts are
received from the Yarmouth fishing. fleets.
FIRE IN SPAIN.
MADRID, March "a fire at Porcariza, |
province of Leon, destroyed iifty.six houses
One woman was burned to death and sew |
eral persons injured. Loss, G,O0O pesotas. |
Many prisoners at ARGOS have been sent TO |
Cadiz.
A COWARD.
VIENNA, March 9.-Of twer ty-nine So
cialists on trial here, charged with high
treason and completely in murder, two are
women, and one is the wife OF q man named
HAITI, who decamped to America with a
part OF the plumber derived from the rob-
berry at Merstallenger.
RELEASED.
LONDON March "a Paris dispatch to
,he Times says Frank Byrne was released
1t $40 last evening, the authorities not
ieeming his case one tor extradition.
NUMBER ONE.
LONDON, March 9.-The Press association
lays the government yesterday mailed to
France and will shortly mail to America
lepositions relating to the man known as
Number One" and other persons whose
Dublin.
LIBERAL.
BERLIN, March 9.-Emperor William sub
cribed 5000 marks from his private purse
or the relief OF the German sufferers by the ,
loods in America.
SHARP TRICK. ,
DUBLIN, March 9.-Patriok Egan eluded
he vigilance of the police by shamming .
ickness. DR.. KENNY maintained the de- q,
option by visiting Egan, who, it is be-
ieved, left the city disguised as priest ,
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GAME

Alex. stephens Wont Itetrsct Though
Death Faces HIm-An ERECTING Desorip-
ton Of His Contest with An Angry and
BloodthIrsty Assaiiant, who strives In
Ms Frenzy, 20 Take Ms Life, But IL
Fooled In his wioaed Intent.
During Mr.. Stephens congressional eel =
ice, and pending the campaigns Of lSls, be
returned from Washington 10 Georgia. He
was fresh from the great debates on the
acouisition Of California and New Mexico
AZ United States territories, and for having
taken, against tbs wishes Of majority. Of
tbe southern members, q prominent part IN
ouuo-ition 10 such ncquisition, be vas met
with much adverse criticism Judge Cone,
who Vas at the time one Of the leading
Politicians Of Georgia, was particulariy 80
vers la his comments upon Nj. stephens
rcfion. and Wa reDorted e. having publicly
dsuouncsd him 81 q traitor 70 The south
Hardly had Mr. Stephens reacns1 ne
home when tbess and slmiln rspoIls 80
tier HrIf A. one kind trend nftsr another
Informed bun that Oone bad called hin
traIfrr. and afvIaed. I'D the ~ ue southern
rrfrif- rtrf - owed ID 70 himself tc demand
1hrt 4 called "saf'sisciion.n the IRIS d
ruruacifT IN bic nature, vhich AZ AHAfs
smoulderlne. hissed up. and - cec,.reo
ffrf IN 1udre Core would edrnr having
cs11e1 lin 4 trnirOr 20 the sOutn - YOU'D
1isIrr his fass' Eot long nfier this he met
TIE fudre e q nufnerUus,y atten1td N1iE
rnfferinx. ard r1lnr ~ % I'm quieilJs
JUDE Cone. I hrss b-sr sod hat you,
~ rsasons q your Our. hHFt cen9nn9-1
ne - t-aitor - TIE sCufh. l1l1 tnEs ~.
r.r.-i1 frlrfy d sskinx Trn 7 suth rsT'cris
- -. 80 C...sf -,s,. -'tisT s-s -
rryrndt he-- you ~ -. " I'D
81 ster'lrsns cE inlT. nd n - ~
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Statistics prove that the coffee plant wiz
bear climatic extremes, and thst IL VIII
thrive IN Localities differing as much as %
70 30 degrees in svsvsg- f--tuersture. IL
f0urisb.s ~ o. ~f'--r m 'nntsin
sf1es fryil ~ IA fas - 81 . -ygse the
"a level. and IN llie tropical belt between
the Z5th degree north and the JJth degree
soufh Of the equafor. Brazil boasts sixteen
species Of the plant growing Wild But cot
-. ss an article Of commerce. only began
20 b known In Brazil IN III BY the year
I7sO that country exported l4.yD,-
90 pounds though Cuba 81 that
period was shipping Z5O0.0oo, pounds
Toward the end Of The last century
however. large sugar and other estates m
Brazil were converted into c01ee planta-
tons. AID IN ls30 the e1portstiOn reached
n as tons. N 1870, f8.s32 tons. In $50,
q 81 tons and in 1s11, 1891 tons. Sub
seuueutiy there vss sorne dimlrution IN
he rsturns Coffee has nog begun - Be
lsrrrlr cultivnted In CoIirna. q small stste
o. fhe Pacific curst. A the drawn ron
~ rnrf 81 Tern Cruz 70 the pcrt 0f n1n-
rnulIIo uuuId bisect C1lirna, ard TIE cotee
r-run In ttls dist-ict bes The fsputsflD1 q
ieinr rrrnarkatly god CcE1oEa' arc On
rnha rrf.s Il su1a. - rhsl q Cuna, III tne
CrII~rr 4 asff . ~ sur--iuT eFer - NJ
frrurifs Hc.ha- In NJ ~ ctt.ss cultrrt
= f1 A. r-~rf rI-1r-~s ~ D. oes1nel
f---.alfrf e. . - ~ ~ a. - rrrr-rs -
r.. l.r.r ~ -. 80 I1lf s11-
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honse and ibo other leap ~ the wall lihe .
cgl grab NJ n disappearing leg, abd jell
Police" and run.
Tho one that was caught rot seven years
penal sefyliude, aud che police are search.
lng yigllanty, though ~ YET unsncooss'
lnlly, Tor he other, who. n appears, II
desperate character" They mover caught
him.
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On the gulf coast Of Mississippi peach and
plum trees are in bloom. Leaves are an
pearins upon The zig, ounce, pear and APP
pie trees. Strawberries are rs large as
partridge eggs, and the plants are loaded
with fruit and blooms.
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IL Is estimated that there are zoo, 900 vaga-
bonds and beggars in the German empire,
including thieves, pickpockets and other
swindlers, and the authorities estimate the
annual loss to honest people by their opera
tions at the enormous sum of S25.OOO.0JO.
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A COW belonging to John b. Hathaway,
OF Somerset, Massachusetts,, which had
been ailing for three months, was killed
last week. The animal was very much
emaciated, and when the body was opened,
1t was found that the liver and heart were
covered with tough, grayish mass, which
weighed about seventy-fve pounds.
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whist br5is you - ~ 81 he rollsr
sksflnr rfnk-n askrd ne Eroce-J msn-
''0k- everything brDks hiru ID. !" sid ne
I'D 81 He r spIit p 80 ma tu..o-s
~ 10 ~ be r1uls - h coln nul1c1-
llksa cTrIs ri1er. Vel. h1 he1 - 80
No. 5 - ne n1r ~ c11u ut - -
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Ex-Governor Seymour's influence with
Governor Cleveland is said TO be greater
than that Of any other man. Mr.. Seymour.
the rumor runs, has persuaded Mr.. Cleye-
land TO veto the 5-cent fare bill passed BY
the New York legislature.
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We present no pretended miracle
Truth is mighty and must prevail"
No sophistry can withstand the power
of its honest utterance.
Editor Of Evening Press: -

Editor Of Evening Press: -
DEAR SIR, Feeling deeply grateful for the
great benefits which have received from the use
of very valuable article which has its origin and
home in our beautiful city, and hoping that Others
who are afflicted as have been may find like re-
lief from its use, / beg the indulgence Of a few
lines in your valuable paper for the privilege of
communicating to you q brief statement Of facts,
for the benefit Of the multitude Of sufferers to be
met with on every side. Many of my friends well
know that l have been very severely afflicted
with heart disease for u number of years, and
have suffered from it as only those can suffer
who have that disease II reduced my strengthso
low that could scarcely walk across my room,
and the least eXertion rendered me SO short
breathed that dared scarcely move, and life
seemed very burdensome. was treated for my
malady by the best physicians, and derived no ben
eft from their treatment or prescriptions until
L was advised by my family physician TO use
Hunts Remedy, as my trouble was caused by in
action Of my kidneys, which affected very seri-
ously the action of my heart. Icommenced tax
ing it having little faith in it any other medi-
cine), and 1t has helped me wonderfully, and
am now n great deal better, and have been ever
since / began its use. In fact have taken no
medicine that has benefited me so greatly. My
breathing is easy, and have gained in strength
so much that I am able to do my homework.
cheerfully recommend Hunts Remedy 10 all who
may be afflicted as have been, or who are suffer-
ing from general debility and nervous prostra-
ton. respectfully,
Mrs. A. O. ROCKWELL,
Pearl Street, Providence, II. I.
4 standard medicine for curing Brights DisS1
ease, Dropsy, Kidney, Bladder, and Glandular
Maladies is Hunts Remedy. Female Weak
ness, Pain in tho back and loins Gravel Diabetes,
Intemperance, Excess, and Prostitution of the
nervous system arc cured by Hunts Remedy.
Hunts Remedy imparts health and vigor to tho
Hunts Remedy restores the invalid to health.
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CuEE PkEsCkIP1IoE ~ ~ rr~~or -
Tn[E ss-iral we1frrsa lcl1 Mnrtrr1
He--r-r-ess CrrfrElrr - 49, 49,.
- I. 49,. Defsc1ls HcngrI ~ tIsrr1sr
c-rrEL t11 - irrrI1Iarln. - Ir-H rrrT|'1r
100 % d - d - -
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Hop Bitters Will Give you New
Life and Vigor.

aOP EITIEas IL IN slsxaut hsalff- ans
refreshing havufinr fur sict ron drinks. in
furt Water. etc- rendering then harmless and
sgseienlnE ne mouth end cleansing fhs rt0r-
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j. o. Eis rart rIsra.rf ara Rsf-.stfrr r1r-,--
inr ~ sicf-r1orl Drirks ard lrpr-s Wr-r-
- llTirr 49,. rErnirr1 ewtets-Ilrr ~ 49,
81 tl-.1firr fre rtnrnch
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cltalss, PWify and Enrich The Blood
WITH HOP BTTTERs.


Ans pa -I1 have No 4 as..s ~ --nri-r a.
ooci1i tllls % ~. -
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MoETKEAI, March Sine new boiler a.
he Canada Press works, La IOrtue, ex-
ploded, killing two w0rkmen, Murphy and
Mason. and seriously injurinR : large
number. The boiler-b0use was leveled.
ogTHrEaE FEaEED.
Msprrp. March IA detachment Of
trBous has been ssut 70 ArCus. e. il Il iesred
an nffenpt viii Be made % bresk open the
prison there. IN which membsrs Of the
Blsck Hand society are ,outned-
10 UGEs.
81. 1oHr. y. B.. Ma-ch 9.-Ihere y 10
srIrer-nnrs Of arv violent couruisi0n Of the
clements yet. Fishing scbooners vent Out
bis morning the crevs feeling no danger.
AuasCo.
Ptru. Nara 0.-Slr thousand pefs0ns,
mos q them sttractsd 81 lnotiFes o Gun
osifV. collected On TIE bsplana6s dss lnFs-
li1r1 thfs nfIernoor. he p0lice. ult1oui
rruI..r-re. r|~ererIet rroups from i0rrnlnE-
FifI~sr rersOrs 49, Erresteo- III refo-le1
II1ri. ffi1teI - an ~ 80 rTrmnsr. Ihs
r.rIios hnrrsd TIE passsre ., - M. Tn1
4ere ----r-'~r - ne 70 80. ne r. i1encs
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0fhien1rf.

&WfeuW%b>
Stint, elm fibeles 6mnbetbier,
9as als elm luit' ger PaKagier
Miit &e1t beliebt ipar iiberaG,
@erietb einit in ben O9ienltaa.
Die S6ien tparen GRAB beim S1maus
llnb f6nabten nit ben bifen 2ippen,
9o6 faben trDb Der bollen &rippen
Sic 10 entiebli6 ernifbaft aus.
81, ba6te Stint, rben armen Sbieren
ST bur9 6as etpige stu6ieren
Wabrf6einlih aller SpaB bergangen"; +;
lln6 flugs empfnbet er 8erlangen,
Wtit feinen allerbefen Springer
@inmal gum 2a6en iie gu bringen.
gr tan5te alio freu5 un6 quer
Wfit munter'n Sdben UNI iie ber
llno bellte froben Nngeli6ts.-
9ie S6fen aber merfen 9tibts;
Da enbli6 iab ii6 nit @sbrumm
Gin alter S61e na6 ibm UNI.
r9a", meinte Stint, pbas lit mein
Meann!" :.
llno fprang ibn boiler Greube an;
Sebo9 bas &inbbieb mari, @raus,
Sbn grob un6 rob gum Staa binaus.
Ser 9ofbunb, Der bies angeieb'n,
Spra6: uGreunb, Sir 1T gang &e6t
gei6eb' H.
0'rum iei bibi9 itia unb mert' Sir
bas:
Niemals beritebt eil O6ie SpaB."
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gaatpan & So.

Ser befannte G6ubbdnbler 5. Mar=
tin bat fein @ef6dft an obige 6irma
Derfalift ft'n4t6 tuerben bic 6erren fi1 nint
nur bemibeH, bic alte &unbldaft bes
@ef6dftes ali erbalten, ionOern aud im=
mer rrlebr neue Giinben su ermerben.
6ulliban& 60. beben ni9t nur
6as bette uno geipdbIteife 9ager in Oa=
nlsn= uno Ginberf6uben, fonoern lire
2Baaren sei6nen fi6 aud burf Yreiss
iDilroIgfeit un6 Dauerbaftigfeit aus.
pie 9erren erbalten fortiDdbrenb iieue
3utubrst uu6 liefern baber 6as Maer=
mobernite. Mian faufe Gdubseua mur
bet ibHen, fuenn man gut be6ient iein
nil.
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Ser Gmbfouo bes beutIdleu Gans

= Ser Gmpfang bes beutf6en Sang
lers in @Dttingen. Nls Siirf Bismard
auf ieiner &eile na6 &iflingen in @0t>
tingen anfam, NOR cine groBe Menge
8plf gu fetner 8egriiBung auf Der Plat=
form antpelenb. unter oieier befanben
{i6 au9 Bic Spiben Ser Gipilbeb6rben
unb cine Stubentenperbinbung, bas
Corps 9anoperia. 8ismdrd bate fritz
ber in @6ttingen feline Stubien gema6t
benz genannten Corps angeb6rt unb
bemielben bur6 cine &eibe gliidli6er
Meniuren u@bre gema6t". IS mar
baber fein Munber, bab bas fi6 in boil
ler @aaa befinbli9e Corps auf 8ismard
ben angenebmfen ginbrud ma6te unb
tpie ein alter golbat bur6 Srompeten
unb Srommeli6au begeiitert tpirb, 10
i6iem aud bet Siirit ii6tli6 erfreut gu
iein. 9fa6bem ct ii6 einige 3eit nit
Dem Biirgermeiiter unterbalten >batte,
ipanbte ct feline Qufmerfiam Den
Stuoenten gu unb rief aus: rMb! ca
iebe i6 bic alte tpoblbefannte Miibe,
Die i6 aud Sabre lang getragen babe"
unb einen StuDenten nit elmer bebeu=
tenben 99marre i'm Geli9t erblidenb,
meinte er: u@ine brilante Siefquarte,
aber Sic miilien ni6t gut parirt baben."
Damn panbte er ii6 an bic iibrigen
Stubenten unb ertpdbnte. baB er felt
so Sabren ni9t mebr in @Dttingen ge=
tpeien lei, fi6 aber freue ielbiges tpieoer=
5uieben, ber llmgebung uno @ebdube
erinnere er li6 nod re9t gut. @benio
erfannte er bic 6arben aller anoeren
8erbinbungen, bic auf Der platform
anmeienO iparett unb erg0bte biefelben
uno ben 8iirgermeiiier our6 Elm paar
@r3dblungen aus ieiner 6tlbentenseit.
8ismard trug ieinen gepDbnli6eir 9ro>
BEN tpei6en Galabreierbut. 9luf Der
&eiie benuBt er ME feline lonit 10 beliebte
&iiraflier=llniform, ionberu gibilfleiber.
Mls er ben 9ut gum @riiBen liiftete,
seigten li6 Die Spuren Der @elbiu6t.
Ut ersdblte aud felbit, baB ct lange
franf getueien un5 iebt erfreut iei, baB
ct feline &eiie nod &iiiingen bate an=
treien f0nnen, tpp ct 4-6 Wp9en gu
bleiben gebenfe. 9lls ber 3ug ii6 tpieber
in 8emegung ieBte tpurbe ubem Manne,
Der bas beuti1e &ei9 gegriinbet unb
Der @6ttingen's gr0Bter Birger / #" bon
ben Nnueienben elm breifa6=0onnernbes
So6 gebra@t.
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gs NOR ein i60ner, friiber Som>
merbormittag, ein Mufgetpa6tiein Der
Statue aus elmer buftigen Na6t mad
einem prd6tisen @etpitterabenb. Sons
neni6ein uno 9aube lag I'm Barriers
friebli9es Sdus9en. Ser alte Serr
tpar i'm @arten Bel ieinen 8lumen.
Srieba batte 1i6 bor bem Souie auf
einem febr fauber gebaltenen, Morgens
f6attigen @artenpldB6en nit ben
&iuoern einseri6tet, oas ibr i6on oeB=
halb lieb mar, neil iie baIiel6e ben
Mdnnern fait nit @epatt unb ni6t
obne ldngere Miibe abserungen bate.
9a fam @eorg, ber auf Dem Mder Bel
ben 9lrbeitern gelpelen mar, auf ben
Sof geiprenst; Der dlteite &nabe lief
i'm jubelno entgegen, Srieba ftauo
auf fonnte aber ben &leinen ni6t oer=
laHen.
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Ser &ei6stagsabgeoromete fir
@reifsipalb, Senator Stol, belIen 2ei=
DIE, tBie mir bereits beri6teten, i'm &bein
unterbalb &0fn gefunben tpurbe, ilt
bas Spfer zines 8erbre6ens gepor6en.
st tpar nod Srier sereilt, mo er cine
bebeutenoe @rbi6aft 5u erbeben bate.
gr batte feiner Samilie tdgli6 gla6ri9=
ten bon li6 sufommen laIlen unb aud
feine Giidfebr bereits telegrapbi16 angez
aeigt. Nber bieie erfolgte tti6t uno na9
liebentdgigem Sarren lief bic Sobesbpt=
f6aft ein. 2aut 8eri6ten aus R0l1
tpurbe er bon &aubmorbern ieines Gel
bes beraubt, ermoroet unb barauf in
ben &betn 8eDorfen, tpnielhft er am rs.
Suli als 2eide aufgefiI1t ipurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-20
Geras.

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gen Stem Orleans Quarantdne erfldren,
6a elm Sail BON gelbem Sieber bort bor:
gefommeu iein foq. u@bening print"
fagt swar, es lei nur ein Gerii6t, eine
blobe Mnnabne, baB Elm @elbfiebe1Tall
in Stem Orleans eingetreten iei, abel
bas @eri6t lei fart genug, um eine
entf6iebene @eiinnung gu @unlten oel
Quarantdne gu er5eugen. Oas 9el1llgl
porldug, fit ben &eit tperOen Die inte=
reIlirten parteien forgen.
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mems Wtartin 8rableD bonn 8olf &C.
lpn6t moroen. 9erielbe mar Bet gtotbz
5u6t angeflagt uno bate in bet Wor=
unterIu9ung feline S6ulb eingeltanoen.
Cine Nnsabl Mdnner entriilen ben 8er=
BREEDER ser Ma9e unb fniipften i'm auf
= Non@illiams &an6e tpirb berid=
tet, baB am Colorado brei Sduier OBJ
brannten, nit bem 8emerfen, baB bie=
felben in 8ranb geitedt muroen. Sic
bortigen Sarmer miini6en feline yta9s
barn mebr uno iinb baber auf bas Mitz
tel berf rfallen, neue 9lnliebler aussuz
breltnen.
= 9ie Nrifiteinmaurer in glultin
baben tpieeerum Die 9rbeit eingefeat
unb perlangen einen Sagelobn BON Sc.
= Sie $45, 900, bic bon Der 2egis-
latur fir 8eteranen bemilligt purben,
1in6 erl66pft. Ipplicationen bon 2eb=
teren je6o6, bic Nnipru6 auf penlion
MAIDEN, laufen mod INNER ein.
= Sid Maugbs in Oenilon, ber Ell
men Mann Namens Collins 9eldofen
bate, bat iein 8erb6r beitanben un6
mar unter $500 8iirsidaft geltelt ipors
ben. Ser Sheriff erlaubte barauf, li9
in einem iiber Ooupals 8anf gr6anse
gelegenen 3immer llmsufleioen. &aum
bate Maugbs in6eb bas 3immer betre=
ten, als er aus Dem. .Seniter auf Die 9in=
tertreppe oes Spernbauies fprang, bon
bier bic @rbe errei6te unb ein baielbf
angebunbenes pferb beltieg, 'auf pel=
dem er feline 6lu6t betperfitelliste.
= Geo. Burton, eitt bieberer Sar=
1ner bon SDm Green @ountD, Der nur
Die cine 2eioenitbaft belibt, 5eitueilig
iiber ben GurIt gu trinfen, fat fiir3li1
fiir einen iolben &aufd i6mer biiBe1t
muiien. gr fubr i'm ansebeitertiten 3u=
ftanoe mad Sauie unb nabm einen
5rem6en nit, ben er unteripe9s traf.
pl0bli6 panoelte Burton bic Meigung
gu einem &ingtampf an. st proponirte
bem Sremoen cine Wette I'm $5, baB
ibn 6erielbe ni6t tperfen f0nne unb leste
babel S. auf BEN Magenlib. Ser
Greln0e beriebte ben pferben einen
trdftigen 9ieb, ergriff Die $5, fprang
bonn Wagen berunter unb lief babon.
Burton NOR bDr @ritauner auBer 1i9
unb a6tete ni6t auf feline pferoe, Die
bur9gingen. 9ln elmer Drabtfen5 blies
ben iie bdngen uno bermunbeten ii6 bers
maBen, oaB ems Der Sbiere foslei6
ftarb unb 0rs anbere linn folgem tpir0.
= Sn gorpea Gountp, entlang Der
Santa Sc 8abn, tpiitbete am 18. elm
beltiser Sturm. Sn Sgoensburg pur=
ben bas StationsgebGtbe uno awei
anbere 9duier umgeril1en.