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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
Cincinnati, spnntag, ben a. ofpber 1883.

3ur, Slid 5ffnete Iib bic Tbiir gum
stpettsn Wlale unb fie; bic psrborreseirte,
rehtit6 ansetraiue 6attin bes nugIaf=
Ii6en trat tiber Die ShpeIIe ein iun8es,
frilheS gSeib NIT semD5nIiasn, absr ipm=
patpil9en 3iigen, pollen SSornien uno
gutmiithigen tIugen Nugsr. sic snt=
bloOete itb nibt eiaen SaugIing, eiuen
itrantpeInoeL sappelnceu Sauglin8 nit
ltb 3u fiibreiL als ob es IN Der 18eIt feine
glminen Sdbe. GtipaS breitlpuris, aber
nlht pbne 98ilrpe bier lie bic Danen
BlaB nebmen unp geberpete lia OieIsn be-
oeatsnben Sralten gessniber fat, ale
tparen ite tbres 8lsihen. sic iprad BON
ibren &inpern, ibrem Wlanue, ibrer
98irtbi9aft; lie Ipra9 aber aud BON
seonbart'5 arbeiten. Sic filbIe tppbl,
oaB eln 4Soet in benz fleinen Srte pers
Iauern mubte, mare eS ibm ntebt pers
sOnnt 8uiUeiIen einise s3eit in Der Jeits
oen5 3u3ubrmBsn. llno lei man Stpar
nlht oorauf angstpieIen ppn benz grtperb
ielner sSeoer Su leben, penn man babe BON
Der 4Rutter ber eine bitbi9e 9tente, 10
trdre es bod Ihaos, cine poetiIhe Aoer
periiesen su Ianeh. llnb tie panfte ben
9amen fur Die 6rsilnoIdaft, fpeIbe Iie
lbrtm Vtanne BON ieber eemiOmst unD
bat ibm oisle treus Reisuns gu
bewabren; er tebre nit opppelter
2iebe gu Beib uno aine surild, trenn
er feline 0duSli1seit Elm @eiIhsn eut.
bebrt, 6snn gIddIi6, tpabrbaft gLidIiG
tit aud Elm Di6ter cber GunItler, unO
mare eS bet ssipaItisite Wsilt, bod nur
am eIssneh tuarms unO IiebgsbaItsnen
Seroe.
| 9oS fIans 70 einfah, 70 pertanbis unb
bsredtist auglel9, 6aB Die arnien 2eono.
rem baIo nitt mebr ipuBten, babe man
ibnen ben 5reuno perfabrt, cber ieien Iis
ielbit i'm 8egrlffe, bier siiien gtaub 3u be-
seben. 2sonparDt Iahte,i ,ider3te, toi'te mil
ben Rinoern uno faisn Der llnbefangen.
itsn Giner. 90 gait es, CUTE Wtiene gun,
bDieH SpieIs su MAIDEN. Dlan trani
aaffee aus ben goIoseipreneeIten Gbren:
tallen, mabts einen 9tunDsans purt
9au5 uno 8arten Inb fIbts beim 94b,
i6ieO bic iunss 5rau auf bsiSs Banssu
2Sebe au tbun i6ien unmpeIi6.
| Gber einiSe Wonate bdfaIf fan6 2ecu
bart feline Dtuien ni4t babeim; iis bra9s
ten oieIen uno aud ben nd9ffOIseHpen
98tnter in StaIisu su, eineen iteti
| ibDar3gefIetoet uno Dsripenosten mebl
ipeiBe aIS rOtbs Saninfe. @snn mar
ite na6 ibrsn DiaterfreunS fraste, ser.
crudts Grato eine E5rdne, ma9te WeIpo
meme cine traeiiae @sbsrce unO 8siO'
ipra9cn einltimnis:
ID, er 1T isbr, iebr unsIidIi6"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
2Sie 4etrus 6arf.
SumOreste BON TerOinanS Nofii.

8eraSe Dor 200 Sabren tpars i'm
Sabre 1888, untsr Ger Reeleruns 5risos
rid @iIbeIms, bs8 8roBen aurfurlten,
oa Ieate Der Traubenipirtb IN Ger So4s
ItraBe friI6ss Bier auf uno lab nit
8eraniissn, iple feline Stammsalte, Die
llntsroftBiere llnh Diulifer oeS flnften
@renaSiersJtssimsntS, ii9 nad uno na3
polIsdbIis um ben Iansen Gibentil4 eins
fanDen, uno GIas auf SIas in ibren
6urltisen &eblsn peri9ipanb. 9lur iein
fleiBialter &unee, Der IambOur 5rib
S5att, bsr ben Spibnamen: yIams
bour Durltis" fibrte, feblte nod, unb
eer srobe .3eissr Der S@nar5tpdloer
llbr, bic mitten uber esm frii9 aufges
Iesten 5ub bins, rilfte Ianslam rOn
pierteI auf baIb, BON baIb auf breis
pierteI neun, uno immer nod fam Der
eern eeIsbsne 8url1e nidt. S9on cts
bo6en Ii1 ginseIne, uu, re9t3eitis Dor
3apfsnitreitb in bic 8alerne su tommen.
Ser Rufuf auf benz nbrsebauis, Der ses
nan ssbn Minuten Dor poa aus ieinem
aaiis bapfts idnerrte seraoe iein er.
itss AlarmiisnGL ais ser Gris9nts baitiS
eintrat
CT iab febr errest aus unb bate
nod bic bIoBe alinse IN Der 9anb, aIs
CT an bic DilBe sriff. ,glun Srise,
ipaS bats seseben Z" rlef es ihm DleIs
itin,nlis entssssn.
Saatt itisB ben Descn in bic S6sibe
uuO la6te ra8as i0l's ssssbsn bas
ben ? Siebe bats seseben."
Gin Iangsr SslO,uebsl belt ibm baS
friia sefilte GIas bin .Irini', aas
merab ! - sSa, Sriss, ipsnn Du Dsinen
Gabel nidt i'm Gipiloisnit 10 bel &c.
brau4tsit, hattsit Du ibn iiberbaupt
miht nDtbig. Der Iambcur sebrauht
I'M Rriese feline 9anSe su sttuas 9lnoss
rem ols IoS3ualebsn. "
5alo folsts aQsemeiner Nufbru6; oer
Wirtb l6ihte Die ba!b beruntereebranns
ten 2ihter, nint obne nod etnnlal an bic
gum Rsler fiibreitbe 1biir au leuhtsn
uno bic Rreibsltrtbt bic bort binter els
nem erpbsn D. itanben, 3a apbirea.
Damn fiiSts er nod einen reueu binsu,
spg sInen Querltrih bruHtey nno iranote
| lia all ieinen balbluiidfisen 5obn %.
bat ieinsn HrsDit iiberidrittsn = eps er
|nidt MtsahIuns ma4t. siebt's ai4ts
n,sbr baItn !"
Der Sunse tranbte ein yNber 10 ssa
gutter Runbe tpie Iambour OurItie, Wa.
| ter, trtnn ber Bier III, iuir0 nod NAL 70
nls! as!s4s sss ss'ssnssr."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14

Sie etmatbIpien. Sas rats
Ios umbersiebenbe 9lpmaoenDpIf Der ;3iz
geuner biloet nod immer elm nngeIbites
etbnograpbiibss 9atbieI. SsSn unsablise
5orben uno 8anben aerIpIittsrt. bur9s
3iebt es III einer Seelensabt pom etfpa finf
Dtillionen Die geSammte alte gSelt pbne
bab es NIT Der 8ereausenbeit in irgenS
ipelder 8eriihruns itebt, ia iegar isss
Spur elmer sel6ibtIi6eR llsberIisfernus.
bic ii6 isIbIt Bel ben robelten sSnDianers
itdmmen finoet, fe5It bielem 8DIfe. Ser
nrIpr,lns besielbsu, Iotpie ba5 2ano, no
bic i3igeuner emit iebbaft iparsn, lit MD
iest III bsinabe pblliseS DunfeI eeblIlt,
ipsnHgIetdb bic 8Drperbef6aFsnbeit, Die
faiteuartige GbsiIung uno AbgeiebIoIen=
belt, nor 9lllem aber Die Spra9e, auf
SSnoien aIS oas etsentIi6e Stan,mIanb
Der a3iseuner idIieBen Ialsn. 9ln=.
bsre Sorl4er freiIi9 sIauben Nespps
ten aIs bic SeJmatb oerielben ans
isben gu mitiIen, pdbrenb no9 Nneete
enoIih Die 99iege oielss goIfeS nG1 Dtas
rOffo perIesen Sab uno triberitnnosfd
big, tpie taum ein siusiteS Jtaturpolf, bda
ben ii6 bic .3isermer nidt nur iiberaIl
eiugeipDbnt uno accIimatiiirt, 1oaesrn agta
ibrs urlpritnsli4en Sitten ibre reridN.
penartieen seheimen @ebrdube unb relis
siDien 9tnidauunsen nabeSu rein uno uRs
perfdIibt bis in Die 6egentpart su betpa6s
rem uno su erbalten SeipuBt. Gs ilno III
europa 3tpei nab fDrperIid,en Wierflnalsu
ipobI 5I unterI6eioenoe unb 81 trennenoe
&anen pprbanben cine mebr frdftig sca
baute nit beaerer Sautfarbe, unO etne
sartere, I6wddttSe, init Iebr reselmaBl
gen 8sIi@ts5lgen, aber BON fat ibtpar.
ser Sarbe, Die III serinser 9lnsabI ftp auF
Der 8allanbalbtnlsI umbsrtre!bt. Die
innere alliliion bat ben Beriue1
gsmabt, Die 3iseuner an feite 8Obnlis:
su feiieIn unD lie gum @briiisntbums 5il
befebren iie begriinbete gu bieiem 3pede
Die 3issunertoIOnis 6rieoridslobra 6sI
9torbbauien uno CAB ibr einen nit sabls
rsi6er 5amiIe seissneten 3Iseunerbdupt=
mann al8 Soriteber. 60 lange bieier
Iebte, bIiebeu Die Seipobner Der aolcnic
beilamnen mo oroneten iip ibm iplllig
unter; ais ct aber seItcrben tpar, srs
fpa6te bic aIte Wanosrluit NIT uube=
sninsbarsr Stdrfe in bem romantiihsn
9Dlfheu, un0 zines i6Dneu Lagos mar
Die aolouie bbe unb perIaIlen tbre Bee
tpobner batten ii6 III ale rler g8tn6e gers
| Itrsut.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
0alt,e Summer 937.

ySett, iebt ieIbit Elm @anber lit
ssfdeben, Yetrus BAT meiae gitte srb0rt
= bic aIiuge lit in 5oI; peripanoeIt."
Der Siirft fan0 ben SpaB
niht libel. Gr IieB einsn neuen Sdbel
berbeiboIen idenfte ibn NIT eiiem 9pp=
pelsDuf.lten bem Iambour uno entIieB
bieien Sann siptiden S6er3 une Grnit
broben6
u!5alte Gr ben Degen in Gbren gum
aipeltsn Dlale biIft st, Beter ibm nibt
aus Der BatIbe."
Ganlbour Duritis peripra1 es hno BAT
au9 ipobl 98ort gebaIten. Ntau bat
penlgitens ME erfabren, oaB sr oesapoItels
Sunit gum sipeiten Dlal auf bic Brobe
9eItelltsbat.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14

Der 9 dtarmas un6ber Sra tp E.
DE S9tarmnB ufm Boone iab,
Der gang pereri9t Jet g8drm9en aB;
Gle neir 'i@er saiue flos bsrab
llno iGgbe i4m lei gSGrm9en ab.--
0as gE6rnt9en aiper fieI gang munter
Sarauf ms tiible 8d9Iein 'runter;
Od bats &arpen ihnel ertril4t-
9tu baIten ale Seebe n II 4tl-
lin be Norn[ ben Der @eIdtcbt':
nOem S4tarmas iGtsbr iei' Marm5en ili5t!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
6ataL psrfprp6en n.

(gin GunltentbuiiaIt bat cine fpeite
8elle nl6t geldeut um cine beriibmte
0dn9erln itngen su b0ren. Abenes na6
Der Oper miro er eurb einsn sSreunS Der
&anitIsrin ppresfteat, bic er an, S6Iaiie
ieiner bsSetiterteH 2Obrsee foIssnbermas
BEN apoItropbirt: %, mein Srdulsin, i6
babe Sic seIePsn iest tDnAsn Sic rubig
itsrbsr !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
Gin b6fIi6er Sou8berr.

NietPer oAber einiser S6fli6feit
stirften Sic itd iGDn essem Sbre 9Ear.
telen befleiBieen." = 5ausbsrr: ,,8as,
9ofli2teit? T? Dos brau9t's BEL mir not !;
Dos is iibsrbaupt blDs an alrtisfsit BON
mir, tDenn nit Sbna bOfli9 bill."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
Gegsnieitig.

Sic:
Sa er I'm mid freite,
gSar er fill Ino feiH,
Rau1te ni4t uRo iheltte
Sid Dor Uler unp gSein.
9l6, ben 9tbiheu bate
CT baIo abgeiirelft:
Oa er llun meirl @ntte,
y!au4t er, i9aIpft uilb iduftl
Gr:
9Ils id fte geiporbeiL
g4ar fie iditft unb petb,
9oIo lnb ianften SunleS,
Gmens IGub6en eIei1.
9iun fie 1T mein 8eib4en,
@eiIert Tie uno freii9t.
Sab' nti9 IN pem Edu6hea
MSabrII6 iebr setaulcht.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
llria6s unb @irfnnn.

81: y9ta, tpie idauit bsnn Du aus !?
Bit ia sal.3 Serfrast unD bIaIbraun i'm
gon5su 8sii9t !" = g.: oSSG tpeiit, i'd
bab' ssitern ben IlaasT SOief bur9s's
baut !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
Waunigfaltiges.
SIbhgefabI.

Saubirt (pon Der 6smeinSs ieines
amteS sntiest) SRA, meinettDes'n,
mel, SteIl' fennt r mer uemms, amer
mel &enntniifenst!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
lln0eraeibIi6e Graae.

Stu6ent y (5einsm 5reunb auf
Der Strabe beeesneno) Bit Du BET
GeIb Z" = StuSsnt y (euport) ::
,8iIt Du BET Sinnen 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14

S46ner Sraum. 2aura: ,,N9
Wsama, toeun bies 8u6 nur fsin 9tpman
uno t9 cann Die unsIudIide QIursIie
tpdre!" = SHUTTER: y9Sarum cenn pas,
mein 3inO!" = Saura: ,4b! neil
Iurelte auf Der Iebten Seits beS
Su9es bod % d beiratbet!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14
M ite

geer fid, bos @eib Der glitgift iregef ipdbIt,
Der Iei fpftan BON sfp'geil giit geqHdIt,
SeHH @ift lit Gift - III mele,er gorrn . sud1
ieL
llno {pIete Gte 1T - BiftmiiGerei
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14

eines Sartliaen
@atteu.
gHdr'S wabr, mas 10 piel 9isbtsr
SIN Sieb uns oft oertralIell
Dap 1erieit, GoeIiteine
Die Ebrduen 1ino Der 5rausn2
Damn bdtt' bon allen gBiiRiheH
2luf Grbsn ih nur eineH,
Gab Oh fur mid, nieil gSeibGeH,
8eitdnolg moebtelt ipeInslt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14

Das alter Der eurcpdii@en uno
aubereurppdiihen Wonar6en itellt ii6 CUR
Belt tpie foI9t: Gaiier MiIbeIm bon
Deutiblanb 1T s6 Sabre alt, Der GDnig
Der 9lieberIanoe Sc Sabre. Der SDnia bon
Ddnemarf 65, Die G5nisin BON Gnslanb
GA, Der 8Dnis BON @iirttemters 60, Der
8aiier bon 8raliIien 81, Der Ssbnig bon
Saaien IS, Der Sbnis bon S6meSen unb
9soriresen 54, Der &aiIer bon Seiterrei1
SO, Der &Duie oer 8eIsier 48, Der 9Dnis
pDn portu8al IA, Der GDnis BON ytumds
nien "A, Der Sultan Der Eurtsi 40, Der
2Dnis BON StaIien 80, Der ssaiier BON
0tuBIaao SO, Der aonis bon 8apern 81,
Der RDnis BON @riehenlanb 81, Der GDs
mig oon Serbien 80 uno enbli1 Der Ros
mig pon Spanien, Der crit 25 Sabre alt iit.
Definitton. Das Stanbredt
1T Elm 8sdtsitanb, Dor tpelHem fein
8s4t Stan6 PaIt.
Gin seIOitss 8GtbfeI. ". :
3 1T mertiDiirois, oaB mir fOrttpdbrsRo
bic Beine einlhIafen.
g.: gierfiplrOisa @ieio 2 Bsfinoen
fi6 Sbre Beine nidt frrttpabrsno in
S bysr GsieIIfhaft?
Gut farirt.
Cater: sgDsnn i'd Did no1maI
NIT sinsm wtdosL i4artuenselu iebs, bes
fon.mit Du prIeell" Sotn:
vatber Batter, nit Dcla l6i4t man ia
bod fem Jeuer aus |"
0artfatIenh.
uGis fino Gin Glenbsr, Gin 2umY, sin
Dstru9er, Elm. 4 Ulsin 6eyr S&
ssrsisss sais M aIls 8nsissstll!eit.s =
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Il nbetrsitbar.

Miaut i'm Rpnbenlbeiu Elm 9ater,
Sit'S ftets er ieIbit ullo ME iein 8atsrl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-10-14

Definit,on. Gas 8 Stanbredt
1T elm Hs4tsitanb, Dor tuelHem fsin
Rs4t Stanb bait.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-08
FORSEY.
A big Fire, with Particulars

FonNEY, May I-[Special The big
fire that occurred In Fcrney broka
out in the grocery store of b. o. Ridge
yesterday morning nj o'clock. The cause
thereof is unknown. The house of Ridgell
was in the block west of Elm street, and
very little was saved from the house.
burned.
The following are the estimated losse.
and insurance: John Webb, general store
stock and building, $ll 900, no insurance
(Mr. Webb died the day before the fire)
Turner Il Lewis, groceries, stock aud build
ing, 5000, insured in Sun Mutual, of New
Orleans. 81, 900, and Crescent, 81 900, total
$1,000; J W. Dougherty, on stock of furni
ture, $780, no insurance; +. II. Daily
drugs, on stock and fixtures, 81, 500, insured
In Western, of California, $500, and East
Texas, $500, total $500; J. q. Newton, Jew
eler, stock and tools, 800, no IN
surance; B. 0. Ridgell, groceries
stock, So 500. Western, OF California
81, 500, total, 81. 500; Mrs. McKellar building
5000 insurance Sun Mutual, 500, total
800; ]. r. Dougherty, groceries, stock anC
building 81 GOO, insurance Crescent. 81, 900
J. Is. Parrish, restaurant, furniture, etc.
$3.50, no insurance, J. T. Pate, building ant
and furniture, Sl20 insurance Factors &
Traders, of New Orleans, 5000. total, 5000
Q. Wren, grocer, stock and building 81 800
insurance Sun Mutual $500, total. $500; l.
q. Dansby, building $500, no insurance
Stands damaged by moving. insured
making total Of losses of $27 $50 and In
suranCe So, 800
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-08
TAYLOR.
Tho Town Ona Zig I'oom--A $500. 900 Ma
tional Bank Organized.

Tho Town Ona Zig Boom--A $500. 900 Ma
tlonal Bank Organized.
TAYLOR, May 7.-[special. THE live,
hourishing and prosperous little city of
Taylor is still to the iont and In the lead
to permanent and substantial improve
ments.
The stockholders Of the National bank Of
Taylor, limited cash capital of 5000
held q meeting at Womack & Sturgess'
nperah0u thus afternoon and elected the
following directors: j. X. lIoxie, @. II.
Welch, John 2. ST. ryess. G. II. Booth, j,
l.. Woodward. Howard Bland, William
Kiliher. The directors went into executive
session and elected John X. Hoxie of
Chicago, president John Z. Sturgess, vice.
pre- ideut, and q. II. Wech. cashier. The
building committee was aut orized to
erect len thousand dollar two-story brick
building, 30 by 90 feet, and bids and
specifications are solicited from the
different architects OF the state
The contract was LIT to-day 10 Kelly Il
Temlenson for the erection of nve brick
store houses. George M. Bur
kett, OF Palestine, president of
the Taylor water works was
operation Of watering eighteen hundred
head Of stock at the stock yards here, be.
ing shipped to Wichita Falls.
Colonel William Elliott, of this city, who
sold the first town lot in TAYLOR, in
lTr, h,d the homer Il being,
elected chairman on permanent organi "a
ton of the First National bank, of Taylor
which honor he bore with becoming digni
ty.
Edwin r.. Powell, one of Paiestlne's
thorough newspaper men, is here Tor the
purpose OF writing up our becoming little
town.
Improvement, are going on in every d.
rection, and our town Is in the midst of q
great boom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-08

WAsHINGToN, May bliss continued in
star-route trial this morning. He declared the
official record showed within three months
after the date on which s. w. Dorsey came
into possession OF his twelve routes, ten ol
the others had been increased or expedited
and most of the others made while
Dorsey was in the city, and no one knew
how far the thing would have gon,
If new administration had not come in
and the two honest men, McVcsgh and
James, stepped to the front, yet with in
comparable impudence, Dorsey had
patched Reredells affidavit addressed t(
the president and had attempted to deicmt
the memory of Garfield by asserting tha,
upon that affidavit Garfield would have re-
moved two Of mis- cabinet.
Bi was speaking OF the J. b. b. check
and the Belford check, when Wilson asked
il that had anything to do with the mai
business.
Bliss replied that he did not know. Dor
sey had told Rerdell to charge il to the mai
and the defense should have produced the
books to contradict Reidell upon that
point. II Dorsey had cheated his partners
by charging check to them it did not con.
cern the prosecution.
The important fact was that Rerdell had
been corroborated in his statement.
During his argument Bliss frequently
taunted the defense with their failure 10
call Bosler in contradiction OF Rerdel.
Bosler, he said, was one OF the coniederates
not conspirator. lie had carried on the
mail business and had settled with Dorsey
in November last. He knew all about the
business and could throw light upon many
points, and they (the defense) were afraid
to call him. Bliss stated he would conclude
his address tomorrow and the court ad
inurned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-08
MOUNT PLEASANT,

~ boy Run Ovor and Killed by "A Train OF
box Cars-One Good Citizen Kills An
other In u Misunderstanding About A Lot
of Mules.
MouSr PLEASANT, May Especial J.
Last Saturday night at half past 0 o'clock
the north-bound passenger train, on the
Texas & ST. Louis railroad, ran over and
instantly killed John Evans, boy about
nineteen years old. II seems that Evans
and Frank Strand were sitting on the rail.
road while watching the result oia practical
Joke played on another party both fell asleep
and the train passing struck Evans, cutting
him In half Frank Strand was not hurt.
Lat Saturday James Lasi,er and Cap.
tain Whit Russell, two prominent citizens
OF this county, got intoa difficulty over q
lot OF mules resulting In the killing Of Rus
sell. Lasiter was at once arrested and Is
now awaiting the examination trial. Both
parties stood well In the county aud the
whole affair is regretted by all who knew
them.
Our usually quiet little town has been
thrown into great excitement, yet our
town is anxiously waiting the completion
of the Texas & 81. Louis railroad to Dallas.
Messrs Carr 4 Morris are opening up 4
handsome mill establishment In connec-
ton with their store that will do honor 10
any citv. Mr.. J. NJ. Badt Ia opening 4
new and extensive line Of dry goods In the
Caldwell building
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Iiowgate.

WASHINGTON. May The court in banc
through Chief Justice Carter, delivered de-
csions in two of the Howgate cases--in the
first case where the property had been at
tached by the government, which It was
alleged. had been sold by Howgate ia
other parties, although deed was not
recorded; the court decided ad.
yersely to the gooyernment, aud
dismissed attachment. The second case
was an appeal from adverse decisions of the
lower courts, where the defendant had re.
sisted the attachment Of his property by
the government because action had been
brought by special counsel instead OF
United States district attorney. Appeal
was dismissed and the dicision holds the
United States has the legal right so EN-.
poy such pro essional aid as II may deem
neccs' ary.
A decision was also rendered bv the court
in the so-caled granger case of Neal Rug.
giles against the people of the state OF iii.
nos In which the question Is raised, wheth.
er the charter granted 10 the Central Militia.
~ Tract railway corr Any, now the Chi.
oago, Burlington q Quincy railway COM
pany by the Illinois legislature In 1852 or
any subsequent amendment therefor, con
tains such u contract between the state and
the company, as the state authorizes the
company IN establish Its own rates of fare
and freight beyond the interference by
the state. The court answers this question
In the negative, and holds the directors
of the railroad company cannot adopt any
bylaw fixing the rates of fare and freight
which are in conflict with the laws of The
state relating TO the same subject. The
judgment OF the supreme court of Illinoi.
is affirmed. Alter rea ling the opinions In
however, involved only questions Of loc, OF
private interest, the court adjourned fol
the term.
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SAN ANTONIO,
Arkansas Press Association on u Tour =
Dead Man Found In tho River--K Railroad
to Fredricksburgh.

Arkansas Press Association on Toui.-
Dead Man Found In tho River Railroad
to Fredrioksburgh.
SAN ANTONIO, May 7.-[Special. The
Arkansas Press association numbering
about ninety, accompanied by ladies and a
uniformed band, arrived In the city at
noon to-day, and are engaged IN taking In
the city promlscuously, visiting Uncle
Sans handsome quarters, the Missions,
cathedral % springs. Although they
are shown all courtesies no effort was made
to entertain them collectively. They leave
tomorrow evening for Monterey, Mexico.
The body ofan unknown man was found
floating In the river, Saturday, and an In.
quest was held The body was clad In a
rude undershirt, trousers. drawers, socks
and shoes OF inferior quality. The head
was bald, and an arm--the right one--was
missing, The man, who II was thought
was q laborer, had been dead at least seven
days. The verdict returned was In nc.
oordance with the facts.
Captain Polk. In charge of the survey fol
the Fredericksburg branch of the Snnsel
railroad, from this city north
west, has received instructions
to continue the survey TO the
San Saba river. The survey leaves Freder
icksburg six miles north, but tap will
likely be built.
A number Of delegates to the Bap,is
convention leave here tomorrow morning
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More btrikes.

BOSTON, May THE union printers en-
pioyed at the University Press, Cambridge,
struck this morning, being dissatisfied with
the present rate. A lockout at various
Marblehead manufactures began this
morning, and l,40O operatives at the
different branches Of shoe mann.
featuring stopped work rather than
accept the new price list. There arc four
factories involved. The Laster's union
have not submitted the price.list 10 the
manufacturers, but will probably do 10.
Both sides are Arm. -
READING, Pa, May THE puddlers of
the reading Iron works struck jor ssni. Il
monthly payments instead Of monthly.