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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-15
Gin 4aufmann inber
l1nterf dbt.

btm burdb elm leibenbes nub 1&reienbes
3inp mebrsre Ndhte Der S&laf serautt
wuree uab ber 40 Der utberseuauug ae.
lanste. paB Mrs. UinSlows @cuttina
Syrup seraoe Der Mrtifsl isi, esiien ct far
bas 2inp bsnStbiste. faufts stnsn 8Orratb
bapen. Nls er nah 6aulr lam unb (einer
Grau bapon MiittbetIune ma6te, psiserte
ft fd, bem &inbe BON Dem @efauften Az
Serabretden, ba ae eins Nntdneerin Der
5pmGppatbie mar. Die nahfe NaHt
wurbt piepsr idbloFos perbraHt. Mls Der
Batter ant nahRen Sage naG SauIe fam,
fanp Ct bas Sinb ldlsGter nls ie, unb oa
sr abtrmals cine itlaFols Naht befird.
tste, perabreihte er wabrenb Der Mbwelen.
belt ieiner Grau oem Rints stne Yorlicn
bes Gprup unb iaste nihts bapon. Die
Nadt barauf f&sief gass wObl uub Der
fleine Shreier erwad,te am Muraen nit
beiterm @efht Die Mutter mar erfreut
lbsr ben plSbtI&su wunosrbaren DtGfsl
unp obpctl fts R& 3uerf belsibtst fIbltt,
ats Es Quftldruns srtislt, fsete ft ben.
nod bsn @strah bes Sprups fort.
Sarsisnoe 6tnber unb lAlaFOle Na&ts
Gnb ibr iebt anbsfannt. Cine einselns
probs nit bem @Yrup bat NOD bas Sci.
ben isbss 6inbes unb bas 8orurtts,l be,
Shutter befsSt. Sn alien Gpottslen ~
baben; 25 Gents bic 6lafHe.
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Sd mar 3euge, iagte Waltber, uni
feline Stimme tlang rubig uno leiben=
i6aftlos-aber bergeben Sic einen
Menl6en, ben gr5iebung, @rFabrungeu
unb S9idfale ber Sugen6 unb bic uHs
tergeoromete, lange boffnunesloie Stel=
lung in Der @elt i1ibt gelu06nten,
f6aeu aufsuiubeln in flii6tiser Grenbe
ooer 9offnung, tpenn er rublger, miB=
trauif6er segen bas @el6id Die Sinae
ins Nuge fabt. Sd bin nit 9fetta allf=
getpa9len, mir baben unIere SiHobelt
ungetrennt nit einanoer berlebt. Sic
tOnnen mid allo immerbin al5 ibren
8ruoer betra6telt unb Sic tperben mir
berseiben, tpenn i6 Sbnen gegeniiber
bic Ge6te Des 8ruoers in Nnipru6
nebme.
9feinbolb umarmte i'm lei6eni6aft=
li6. sic iteben als folder meinem
Ser3en nur um 10 ndber! rief er.
@altber ma6te fi6 leiie los aus Der
umarnuug unb fubr fort: Mfi6 bat
Die pl6bli6e gntmidlung bes Wdb6ens,
bic ungeabnte Sd6igfeiten ans 2i6t
bra6te, iiberraf6t tpie Sic, aber Sic
tperben bem 8ruber erlauben, nit rubiz
gerem 8lid au betra9ten. Oanon inoeIz
len tpolIte i6 ni6t reoen. Sie pfi6t
bes 8rubers foroert cine anoere ueber=
legung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-15
Gin treff(ihes gBort aum @dut

= Gin tref1i6es @ort gum S6ube
ber Naturi60nbeiten bel ben Niagara=
fdaen bat fiir5lid 9err putnam in
Buffalo, friiber @eianbter in 8riiHel,
gefpro6en. st iagte bel einem Geite
alter pioniere: .Die Gdae bes 9&iagara
fino glei1 ben Sternen iiber uns unb
glei6 benz erbumf.eiienben S3ean Nbz
bilber Der gDttli9en. Maieitdt uno
Msa6t. Sic gu bewabren, 1T bic auf=
gabe Der Meni6beit unb Der 3eitalter.
Sd bin iiberaeugt, baB Sic meine
ireube tbeilen iiber ben Dorbereitenben
S6ritt unieres Staates, unter Mitpir=
flung ber Na9barprObin3 bic Jdae gu
retten por Der gntpeibung gu tpeltli6em
@ebrau6e. Sd las Dor einigen 5az
gen, baB elm Beiu6er Der Sdlle aus
9luiralien in ieiner 8egeiiterung fur
biefelben anaeigte, ct nolle, tuenn nDz
tbig, 100000 sur Wieoerbertellung
an6 grbaltung ibrer natiirli6en nmses
bung beitrasen. ST gab Der S6dBung
Der Welt Nusbrud. Menige @urOpder
fommeu mad Nmerifa, Obne bic gdas
aarafdle su befu6en. Sbr 8eiu6 If
Ser SaupfSped @ieIer, bic ben Ssean
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Gin alter Srief 9imepln's.

9ie iebt 84idSrige Mfarie Speed in
2ouisbiqe bat einen 8rief, mel6en
Nbrabam 2incoln am 81. September
1841 BON Bloomington it Sllinpis an
iie ri6tete. 2ineoln tpar bantals Nbbo=
fat in Springfield unb obne 3peifel in
feinem 8erufe nod Bloomington ge=
fommen. @r f6ilbert in bieiem erft
ieBt befannt perbenben Briefe an feline
2ouisbiaer 6reunbin Die @inbriide, bic
ct auf elmer fur5 bDrber bur1 ieinen
@eburtsftaat &entudD unternommenen
&eiie empfangen bate. 9lus folgenben
Stelen fpri6t Der gan5e 2incoln NIT
ieinem @'emiitb uno 9umor:
vrNm 8orb bss 9ampfers bot ii6
mir Elm fauberes 51au1piel, tpeI1es
Elm G6auipiel Der gintnirfung bes 3u=
itanbes beg Menf1en auf fein @emiitbs=
leben sulieB. Gin Serr bate in ber=
f9iebenen Sbeilen GentudD's fegerifla=
ben angefauft un6 transportirte iie na9
elmer 6arm inn @iiben. Sic tparen ie
gu Se6ien aneinanber gefettet. Sin
tleiner eiIerner Sting umi6loB bas linfe
9anogelenf eines ieoen unb mar bur1
cine fleine &ette an ber 9auptfette be-
feiigt. Oie 9teser tparen aufgereibt
tpie cine Nnaabl Slide on elmer S9nur.
Sn bieiem 3uitanbe ipuroen fie auf
immer bon ben 6tdtten ibrer &inbbeit,
bon ibren 6reunoen, ibren @ltern unb
@e5hmiffern unb bieIe bon Wetb unb
Ginb getreHnt, um in etpige @tlaberet
au uanoern, mo- bes Sflabenbeiibers
@rauiamfeit gar feine 8rensen fennt.
limb trob aaer bieier traurigen llmitdn6e
i9ienen bic aip6lf gefeIielten S6mar5en
NIT au ben beiteriten lno gliidli9iten
tnenI6li9en Weien am Borb 6es Gabr=
aeuges Su ge60ren. Giner Der 8urI9en,
Der perfauft tpurbe, ipeil er cine gu
groBe 3uneigung su feiner Srau geaeigt
bate, fpielte auf elmer alten @eige, 10
gut iein gefeHelter 2uitano es sulieB,
unb bic anbern iangen, ril1en Wibe unb
unterbielten iib auf anbere @eiie. Wie
tpabr ift es, baB Der S96pfer ben
| i9limmlfen 3uitanb bes Menf9en er=
| trdgli6 ma9t, pdbrenb Der bette ni9t
mebr, als ertrdgli6 1T!
grinnern sic iid, baB i'd mir pdb=
renb meines Nufentbaltes in GentudD
einen 3abn sieben lahen tpollte unb er=
folglos tpar2 8or elmer Wo9e ma9te
i'd einen 5tpeiten 8eriu6, unb nunmebr
gelang berielbe; alein babel iuurbe mir
elm fleiner Splitter bes unterfiefers nit
ausgerilien, unb Die Golse 1T, oaB mid
mein Munb berart f6merst, baB i9 tue=
ber efen nod fpre6en fanr. Sd aebre
bu6fdbli6 bon pf0itli9en grinnerun=
gen." oas beibt, ba i6 ni6t efen tann,
10 begnige i'd mid nit ben @rinnerunz
gen an bic berrli6en pfirIi6e, mel6e
mir in Sbrem Saufe gu senieBen pfegz
| ten u"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-15

freu5en. Sd babe oft guropder1 Die
Sage 8ufalo's oaour6 beritdnblib ge=
ma6t, baB ib ibnen fagte, es iei 5uanz
gig Meilen bon Niagara Sails gelegen
unb INNER pcrnabm i6 bieielbe Nntz
mort: uSie tperben Die Sdlle pobl bdu'
fig beiu6en", pber: lid m06te fe mod
feben, ebe iG lterbe." Wenn bieles
ein5ise Wunber Der Welt nilbt jeBt Dor
Der 8ermenbung fur Snouitrie5wede se=
rettet miro, 10 miro feline gdn5li6e Ierz
a0tdgli6ung balo bollenoet Iein; limit
ten bes @etlappers Der Maf6inen uno
bes &auI6es cDflopif6er S6mieben
miro es Ieiner @lorie beraubt tperben
unb bie Meni6beit zines &ei9tbums,
ben feline Ma6t pieber erleben fann.
Spanien bat feline Mlbambra reltaurirt,
gnglano reItaurirt feline &atbebralen,
9eutI6lanb bollenbete fiir3li1 nit un=
gebeuren Soften jenes ebelite Nbbilb Der
@otbif, Ben bor ettpa 600 Sabren be-
gonnenen 9om gu &0ln, uno &om gibt
ungebeure S9dbe aur grbaltung ieiner
alten &unit aus. 9iefes linb Die 'front.'
men S6reine ber Nationen. Man felt
offers bic Grage: u@as bat un1ere
NaGtommeni6aft fir uns getbam, bas
mir fiir iie tbun fonnten? Dieie Grage
bergibt, baB es cine morallI6e 6ortie=
bung bes enf6engeI6le6tes giebt.
Sic pergiBt, bas iebe 3ufunft cine 8er>
gangenbeit ipirb. Sie gfation, tpel6e
bic ibr bon @ott iibertragenen gufga=
ben berg,Bt, III bereits tobt i'm Sersen.
Sd bege bas 8ertrauen, baB unier peI=
ll6es Stem Sort nit @inmiit6igfeit Die
gemiibungen 5ur @rbaltung Der Niaga=
rafdlle in ibrer @lorie unb @rbabenbeit
unterifiiben tpirb. 2aBt uls Der Welt
seigen, DaB, tpenn uniere @ibiliia'ion
aud eng NIT benz Materiellen berbunben
1T, mir bod ni6t Die Gbrfur6t bor bem
Soealen berloren baben!
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gnnibo,, & so.

Ser befannie G6ubbdnbler s. Wtar=
tin bat fein @efddft an obige 6irma
bertauft unb iperben bic 3erren iid nift
nur bemiibeu, bic alte 6uubf6aft beg
Gefddftes 3u erbalten, ion6ern aud inn
nler niebr neue 2un6en su ertuerben.
6ulliban& 60. beben ti1t nur
bas beffe unb geipdblteife Eager In 9a=
ue1s uno Gin6erihuben, fonoern lire
Baoren 3ei6nen 5i1lau9 bur6 preiss
tpiiroiefeit unb Dauerbaftigfeit aus.
pie 9erren erbaIten fortiudbreno ileue
3ufubren uub liefern baber bas Naers
mooernite. Man taufe G1ub3eug nur
BET ibnef, iuenM man gut be6ient fein
mill.
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(8ortfs fstunp folat.)

*** Wer immerpdbrenb un3ufrieben
in einem Srte iit, tpirb felten gliidlid in
einem anberen ii6 fiiblen". SINNER
ipdbrenb ipanbern Menf6en bonn Often
na9 benz Melten, pom 9torben mad
ben Siibeil, ober umgefebrt, nit benz
Muni6e einen geiunben 9lufentbaltsort
gu finoen. Menn iie nur li6 aufrieben=
ifelen tpIrben, unb tpenn lie franf lino,
bas beriibmte gfieren=&raut gebrau6en,
ipiir6en Iie biel beHer ab fein. 9as
ganSe &OrperfDitem fam bur6 oies ein=
fade, aber tpirffame 9eilmittel ftets in
gutem 3uitanbe erbalten tperben.
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800 8elobt,u,ta.

&idarb s. Goot in GIatouia a wur.
ben bic folsenOen 9feroe seitoblen:
Cine braune Stute, IA Elm balb Sanb bod,
Z Sabre alt, 8rano an Der linfen S9ulte,
Z H B berbunben, uno C am linfen Baden.
lno9en: Stern an ber Stirn, tleines Mbsciden
am aopf, tleiner ginidnitt am lintcn Sbr,
Sattelbrud.
Sin braun.blauer Sioan, l6 Sanb bod, 10
Sabre alt, 8ranb an Der linten Sdulter,
A w r berbunben, uno C am linten Baden.
tnoden, tueibe Saare an Der Stirn, elm ipenia
ueib am linten Sinterfub, Narbe am Sinter>
tbeil.
@iu blauer Sloan, le Sanb bod, Sabre alt,
8ranb l. uno elm Ser5 an jeber Sdulter unb c
am linten 8adenfnodeu, fleiner peiber Glsd
an ocr Stirn, elm weni9 lpcib born am linfeu
Sinterfub.
Sbise 8elobuung ipirb bcsabIt, nnb $50
Ssmjenisen, Der &a@weiS iiber ben 8erbieib
Der 4feroe seben fam, ober bieleIben in Gla-
tonia abliefett. 2,spsn1
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= Serr Soiepb &enpon. ein alter
un6 gea6teter 8iirger bon Otis, 8ert=
ibire Gouutp, Wtaii., bef6einigt, baB' er
an6ertbalb Sabr 10 iebr on &beumatis=
mus litt, baB er tpeber bic Sanb gum
&opfe beben, nod ii6 ben God obne
fremoe Silfe an3ieben fonnte. gnb=
li6 beuog man i'm cine Glaf9e ct.
Safobs Sel gu berlu6en. gbe er es
sebnmal angemenbet bate, mar er b0l=
Zig geiunb unb 1T es feitbem geblieben.
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III. wautb,s ueuer salppn

auf benz 6iigel bes @oubernementz t.
Depot am terminus bet StraBen=
babn. Ser bette plab fiir frif9es
8ier, quite 2emonaben, SobapaHer,
feline @igarren, gutter 2un6 &c. Seber=
mann, tpel1er bas Commencement
9epot beiu6t, berfeble ni6t, porsu=
lpre6en. 30,l, ,6Wit
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= Die 3abl Der bon Dem &entudier
@Ouberneur Bladburn begnabigten
8erbre9er betrdgt ri6t tpeniger als
845. Darunter befinben li6 msbrere
gang greuli9e M0rber, bic DOrausii6t=
li6 Der poli3ei unb ben @eri6ten balb
tpieoer til@tig gu f6affen MAIDEN mer=
ben.
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sJiinfsig 9rampf=MnfaAe tn "a Stmm
Ncn

sd bate mebrere Der beiten Merste
1ier, .i6rieb Wm. 6. Sanner BON
9aDton Obio. nSie fasten mir ale,
baB mein Sinh feline 3 Mo6en leben
f6nne. IS bate so &rampfanfdlle in
"a Stunben. Wir gaben bemielben
Samaritan Nerb II unb bic Mez
bi5in betpirfte cine bollltdnbige9 9eiluns. /"
9ruggiifen.
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Brabanoter, 8aleneienne, gas
riler, 9ufHfbe, Sd6Fi9e un6 leinene
Gpibeu in GROCER @uspebl biaiglt beim
Famous.
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La. s.. L..

Die 2ouiaana StaatsIpittrit III be ssHstes, bt
usn sinem Siaate ss&astert wnrbf.
QOuifiatta State 2ptterp Gr.
Disfss Snlitut purts i'm Satst 1858 fias o.
stsbxnss> unb MobIttaiisftits- 6ps6s seR BIZ
Staatsleetslatur fur ben 9tiiraum BON faufunb.
tpansis Sabren sfisbItn insorpursit nit eixtn
Rcpital pca 81. .o00.0oo, "a ptIE.m Ne ffttts
ttnen @efersefDrb bon $3.50 ,0C0 kinsusefaai 10
Dur4 ein Iberf6uenaIisaeS Dctum multep tbn
@eate ein Sseu Der seeenpastigen GtaatetpA-
ftttuttpn, anseupmmsn am 2. December 1879
Sire erp6sn 8iebunetn pen einselnsy
Ram ftnbtu mpnatIi@ tnis. NismaIs NIB
ttne 8tebuns serfMuttr. WanIeff naAfpIeenhss
yIan.
0rpbe mrnatlide 3iebuns Der
.Classe I'll
Dienffas ben IA. Mnsua 1888.
@ls uaftrs fanftisen 8lttnnstu anbeuaati nnss
aufft1t uHb 9siiuns bes Oenerdlf
9. o. 3exMFeDasa prn gnMisianA nus
SuhaI 9. Garly psu NifDiuisn.
Satpfpreis $4,000.
100000 5idets 3u $5 tebes. BruHs
rbeile In s5iinfteI i'm yerhdltnie.
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= 9lner's Mgue Sur III elm rein pese=
tabilif1es, tuirtiames Gieberbeilmittel,
bas frei BON @binin unb miniralii6en
@ubnansen ii6 in bem i9limmsen Gdlz
len als beilfrdftig eriDieien bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-15
~WIltIItW @fIOOfUo
gusbesablt in Suminen unter $1,000
in ben berl@iebenen Sfficen Ser
Gompagnie .......... 1927 Al

@ciammtiunime Der aussablunsen $4,681 900
Besen ber @abrbeit obiser 8batia@en ber-
tpeiien mir bas Yublifum anf Die 8eaniten Der
genannten @orporationen, unb tpegei Der Sc
ieblidfeit anb rnierer Stellnns auf Ben Mabor
unb bic 8ean,ten Der Staot New SrIeans uno
auf bic Gtaats- unb 9. ct. 8eainten bon
Qouiiiana gSir beanipriden, in unlern Sc
fddften seieBIid, ebrlid ano correct su Ieiu,
seraoe ipie arbere @ef9dfte i'm 2anbe. Ser
Stanb unieres @eiddfts unteriudt iperoen uno
nniere actiea beroen ieit Sabren bon ben Bro.
ters berfaufi nnD bon bielen unlerer befannte-
fen uno sea9tetten 8iirser seeisuet.
VI. Y. Oaapbin, @raioeut
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Spn,ptpnae elmer

2pnptptiie eifier
untb Gfiaen g E 3 er.
Dlanael an appetif, @ebarur Seritrpfung,
Sduierseu i'm Stopf nit ei1eul Dunlpfen @efabl
i'm 5intertcpfe, 61mer;en inter ben 9Guiter.
Mbnefatirtq aeaen iebe f5rperlihe roer getftige
Taatiafsit, rei;bareSE Temperament, tribe Gtinls
ammo NIT benz beipnceren @efiihle, trgenb
cine Sblieaenbeit beraeifen 5u baben, Wiibigz
felt. Sirre, 5ersflcpfen, 9unfte tcr ben Nugen,
aelbe Sauf, iiberbaurt Gcpfidnlerten rberhalb
ne5 red,ten sluges, unrnhiger gGlaf init bedfi9s
5tfaenber grdnnlen, fart gefdrbter nrin unb
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Qn6pfe, Beiabariitelsfir Samens
Heiber unb @dfde, fopie fit 8ettseug,
biliglt bel JamDus.
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"a & I H So u d q.

Gnff8 WilIem finb spesielI fir biefe Tdae
bereffefs efeDpff3 pernrfad)t efnen 5rId)eHaSec]s
fef I'm 8effnben, bng Der 2eibenfe erffaunt tit.
elepermebrtn ben Mpretif nao peruria wleii@s
a1t5af ba ner a5rper aendrt unr purc lire fpnild1e
aBtrfftna auf observation-disclosures etn regelindRt>
der @f1tffadta berpor8erifeu wirc. prets Is Gents
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gases : Ssemisfeiten.
s n I a n D

= Sie @elbmafler @eo. %. 8allou
6 60, Stem Oorf baben nit $500,000
fallirt.
= Sn Snoianapolis bra6te ber Glei=
i6er @b. S6uiter ieiner friiberen aber
nieoer berbeiratbeten Grau cine gefdbrs
li6e @ti6wunbe BEL unb oann eri6oB
ct ii9.
= Gin @ub=@omite oes @emat=go=
mites fir alrbeit un6 graiebung bat fi6
in Stem Sort berIammelt unb unterlu9t
bic nria6en bes Streifes Der Selegra=
pbiften.
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Muslanb.

: 9lus Srobs6orf tpir6 gemelbet,
baB @raf @bamborb i'm Sterben liest.
= Ser neue 9anbelsz unb Sreunb>
f6aftsoertras sipil6en Merieo unb
9euti6lanO 1T publiairt iporoen. 9ars
na6 iinb bic Seuti6en nur berpfli6tet
Die regelmdbigen Steuern au besablen,
finb bonn Mailitdrbienit befreit, ebens
falls BON &pntributipnet inn grlab baz
fiir unb es biirfen feline 3mangsanleihen
bon ibnen erboben tperben.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-07
Don't he Afraid Of Work.

Don't be afraid of killing yourself
with OverwOrk, son, is the tacetiouS
way the Burlington Hawkeye has OF
counseling young men to thrift. Men
seldom work SO hard as that on the
sammy side of thirty. They die some
times but it is because they quit work
at & p. m, and don't get home until 2
a. N. It's the intervals that kill, my
SON The work gives you an appetite
for your meals; it lends solidity to your
slumber; it gives you a perfect and
grateful appreciation of a holiday.
There are young men who do not work,
my sOn-yonng men who make living
by sucking the end Of d cane, and who
can tie necktie in eleven different
knots, and never lay wrinkle in it !;
who can spend more money in a day
than you can earn in a month, son !;
and who will 60 to the Sheriti''s Office to
buy a postal card, and apply at the
office of the Street Commissioner for
marriage license. So find out what yon
want to be and do, son, and take off
your coat and make success in the
world. The buster you are, the less
evil you will be apt to get into, the
sweeter will be your sleep, the brighter
and happier y,ur holiday, and the
better satisfied will the world be with
you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-07
Rain and Thu n der Storms,

A heavy storm Of rain and wind,
with some hail, is reported to have taken
place on Tuesday evening along the
line 0 the Union Pacific Railroad,
from Central Kansas to Kansas City,
Missouri. The telegraph wires are
down, and it cannot be aScertained
whether the crops have suffered ser
iouSly.
A heavy storm prevailed in Texas, on
Monday, at Benaviles Station, ninety
milt S from Laredo. Four bridges and
a half d mile Of track We're washed
away. AT Camanche several houses
We're blown down, but no lives were
lost.
A large tank of the Tidewater Pipe
Line Company, at Muncy, Penna., con-
tanning 5000 barrels of oil, was fired by
lightning yesterday afternoon. Two or
three buildings i'll Muncy were also
struck.
A severe thunder storm in A Abany
yesterday afternoon damaged property
TO the estimated amount of $4,000
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-07
Queen VlctOria's Health.

LONDON, June ct has been off
cially aseertained this afternoon that
there is no foundation for any alarming
rumors that may have been recently
pu, in circulation in regard to the state
Of the health of the Queen. Her Ma
jesty is stated to be progressing slowly
toward the complete recovery of her
health. She is pronounced to be deci-
dedlv better since she has been at Bal
moral, where she took up her residence
on the 25th of May. The Court Circu-
lar issued this afternoon states that her
Majesty drove ont twice on Monday in
the company of the Princess Beatr ce
The fact that the Prince of Wales was
AT the races at Ascot Heath both yester-
day and o-dav is also cited in proof of
her condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-07
NEWS SUNNI
AN EDITOR ATTACKED-A TEAM
FALLS THROUGH
BRIDGE,

In pttsburg, yesterday, CHARLES F.
Sidell, business manager and one of the
propretors of the Sunday Circle, was
attacked in his office by Professor Rob
ert Wilson, Of the Bellfeld public
school, Both combatants suffered
severely in the fight The provocation
was an arcticle in the Critic rejecting
seriously on the conduct of certain
teachers in the school. An action for
criminal libel is to be brought against
Sidell to-day.
The Chicago Farmers Review pub
fishes reports from 1000 townships in
the Northwest and Southwest, which
show no improvement in the winter
wheat. Spring wheat is better. Oats
are backward, but all right" Corn
is growing very slowly, and re-planting
is general.
An addition to the Northwestern ele-
vator, in Milwaukee,, burst yesterday,
under the pressure of 115, 900 bushels OF
wheat, and 1000 bushels of the grain
slid into the river. Several tramps,
seen doing in the shadow of the eleva-
tor, are supposed to be buried in the
ruin.
Secretary Chandler is reported to
have said yesterday that some of the
navy yards would be closed before the
lst of July 1t is generally under
stood" in Washington that the Wash
ington, Norfolk and Mare Island yards
will not be disturbed
| Metallic red |" was yesterday selec-
ted by the Postmaster Genera. as the
color for the new two-cent postage
stamps. The vignette used on the stamp
is copied from the life cast for Houdin's
statue of Washington.
The President yesterday appointed
William s. Roulhac, of North Carolina.
to be Secretary of the Civil Service
Commission.
The Confederate graves in Louden
Park and GreenmOunt cemeteries, at
Baltimore were decorated yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-07
Fatal Casualities.

The Sobrante gunpowder mills, near
San Pablo, California, blew up yester-
day afternoon, killing two persons.
A gravel train on the New York and
New England Railroad, ran off the
track at dorchester, Massachusetts,
yesterday afternoon, and five cars tum-
bed down a bank A brakeman was
killed and another train hand seriously
injured,
Isidor Lewis, 90 years of age, was
drowned while bathing in the Natato-
rum, at Baltimore, ON Tuesday night.
Nothing was known Of the casualty un-
til his body was found in drawing off
the water yesterday morning.
Horace Childs, a young man, was
killed by lightning while plowing in a
field, near Norristown, Penna., yester-
day afternoon. His horse was also
killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-07
A STREET ENCOUNTER.
The Editor Of the Every Evening
Attack ed by David Lemon.

Quite an excitement was caused al
an early hour last evening on Market
street above Eighth, by David Lemon
attacking Il. N. Vallandigham, the edi
tor of the Every Evening. The diff
Guilty grew ont of an editorial published
in that journal, rejecting on Mr.. Lemon,
when he announced himself as a Home
Rule candidate for Council from the
Fifth ward.
The article denounced Mr.. Lemon az
an Ishmalite In business, and predicted
that in the event of his election he
would simply be fire-brand and a
perpetual source of discord and strife.
Mr.. Lemon was very much aggrieved
when the article appeared, and pub.
lished card, in which he denounced
Mr.. Nallandigham in unmeasured
terms, and closed by saying that unless
a full retraction was made he would
settle with the editor the first time they
met. The required retraction was not
made, and the parties met for the first
time last evening under the following
circumstances
Mr. Vallandigham was leisurely
walking up Market street above Eighth
when Mr.. Lemon drove past in car
riage, and stopped in front of No. 83l,
his place of business, when he alighted
and stood on the pavement with whip
in his hand.
AS Mr.. Vallandigham was about to
pass he was accosted by Mr.. Lemon,
who asked him what he meant by at
tacking him in the manner he had, and
why he had not made a retraction
Mr. Nallandigham replied, and some
words passed between them, when Mr.
Lemon struck at him with the butt of
the whip which he held in his hand
The blow was lodged, and Mr.. Val
landigham dealt him one in ieturn in
the face, with his fist, which Mr.. Lemon
endeavored to counter with the whip
They then clinched, and Mr.. Lemon
tripped and fell Oh some trays of oranges,
lemons and nuts in front of the, store
scattering them around the pavement.
The men were separated by the by
ISLANDERS, when Mr.. Lemon seized a
cocoanut to throw at his adversary, but
which was promptly knocked out Of his
hand by some one in the crowd He
then picked upa pound weight, which
was also taken from HIM.
While the eparties were kept apart by
the bystanders, Mr.. Lemon made good
use of his tongue, giving Mr.. Vallan-
digham to understand in unmistakable
terms the estimation in which he was
held by him.
After standing for a few minutes, Mr..
Nallandigham passed on up Market
street. Both men were in passion,
and had it not been for the interference 6
of bystanders, the result might have
been serious Neither of them were in
.iured, and Mr.. Lemon attended the
concert last evening, accompanied by
his daughter, AZ calmly as though
nothing had happened.