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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

= lleber ben Girtusbranb in Berbitz
f6ef finben mir in beut16en 3eitungen
einige peitere Mittbeilungen: Oas
Geuer fam Mbenos 81 ubr, gegen
S6luB Der eben itattfinbenben 8orftel=
lung, gum Musbru9, uno nurbe bur6
bic Mbbrennung zines Geuermerfs berz
beigefiibrt, mDbei ber NDrbang in
8ranb gerietb. @s ersrif raid Oedcn
nno Wanoe; bic 3ui6auer, segen 800
Perionen sdbleno, ftiirSten Der gluss
gangstbilre gu uno prebten ii6 gegen bic
nur nod Snnen Dffnenbe Nusgangs.
tbiire, bic porbanoenen beiben Seiten=
tbiiren tDaren nernagelt uno fonnten
ni9t 9e0ifnet werben. Qlls es gelang,
bic Sbiir Su 6fnen, fab man einen gam
gen 9aufen BON ben Glammen ergriffe=
ner Meniden. Sie Teuerpebr traf et=
ua cine babe Stunbe na6 Qusbru9
b:s 6euers auf benz 8ranbplabe elm,
bas 26iden NOR aber unmDgli6, ba bas
gDalier in ben Waherfd1ern unb in ben
S9ldu6en gefror. 9ie i'm Or1eiter=
raum befinoli6en @tuiifanten iparen
bic eriten Opfer ber Geuersbrunit; bic
@eiammt5abl Der um's 2eben gefomme=
men perionen bat nod nidt feitgeitellt
werben fonnen, iOa aber bic GAIL $50
iiberlteigen. -Na6 anoerer Nngabe fol-
len atpei Mrbeiier in benz bolaernen
Stalle gigaretten 9erau6t baben, es
entaiinbeten ii9 einige Strobbiinbel,
unD als Der cine bon ben 4rbeitern ba=
Doneilte, um WaHer gum 20I6en gu
bolen, entitano bel benz beftisen Oef=
nen Der 9biir elm 2uftsus, Der bic
Glamme f1nea in bi6ten sSeuergarben
emporraheln lieb. Sn fiirSeiter Grilt
tpar oas gan3e Gebdube bon 6lammcn
umbiilt. Sn benz eng belebten Snnen=
raum entifanb eine fur6tbare panif :
BON ben 8alerien iprangen bic MenI1en
mitten in bic &eitbabn, bic nod ben
Nussdngen fieberbaft binbrdngenben
Wtalien fauten li6 gu bi6ten Gndueln
in ben Sbiiren, Die f6eu setporoenen
pferoe ralten mitten in bic Wteni6en=
ralien binein-unb mad aman,ig Mnu=
ten mar ieoer 3ettungsperiud cine lln=
mOgli6feit. ueber Die QnSabl Der per=
brannten Meni6en f6manfeu bic 9ln=
gaben 3wii6en 100 unb 300; barunter
limb piele &inoer. Sie meilten ipurben
auerit erbriidt unb linb bann perbrannt.
Sie StaOt lit in bic tieflte YerSmeiflung
geiunfen, bic Sammericenen 1ino unbe=
i6reiblid. .-8erbiti6ef 1T prioateigens
tbum bes 6iiriten &aSilpil unb 3dblt
52,563 GinmObner. pelde einen
idpungbaften Sanbel In @etreioe, Yieb.
Wads unb 2eber ireiben unb idbrlid
bier groBe Ntdrfte abbalten. Die Stabt
liegt i'm 8ouperment Stem, an Der 81:
fenbabnlnie &ieip=2emberg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

: 3wei Oeutlde, bic BON Wm. Mb=
be Bel gellbllle 2ano gepa6tet batten,
gingen am 5. auf bic @ntenjagb. Sic
batten einen &naben mitgenommen,
ben iie suriiff6idten, I'M Munition au
bolen. 2ebterer fonnte bic 8eioen aber
ni6t wieber auffinoen. glm nd6fen
Morgen, als Mbbe ben Bottom Der Mill
Greet paflirte, fieB er plbblib auf Die
2ei9en Der beioen Mdnner, bic bi6t me-
ben einanber lagen. 8eibe batten cine
@6uBmunbe i'm &cpfe unb ibre Glintea
lagen neben ibnen. Gs f9eint, baB
8eibe 5elbitmorb begii1sen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08
0ieraieidbrise Grfabrnn9 elmer
alien QySdrfcriu.

ubAeu SSSWCISItu~
Mrs. Dinslows @oottins @yrup tptrb
BON elmer Der befsn Doftorinnen unb ben
Wartertnnen In ben Ser. Staaten Der
fhrieben. 81 tpurbe felt 40 Sabren pon
MiQionen Don Niittern unb Rtnbern init
nie feblenben Grfolse sebraudt, iopotl
BON Dem Sage altsn 8tnbe, wte BON er.
pa&isnen Rtnoern. Gr bslettist @Hdrfe
I'm Nasen, befrett BON Winbtolit unb re.
sulist bic Geodrme ct usrf6afft fir &in.
Der unb Miittsr Rute unb @otlbebaaen.
sGir slauben, bab Der Ssrup bas bette
uno fGerlte Mittel III eeeen Dyienteris
uno Diarrboi BET 8ineern, gleidpiel Of
bur& 3abnsu uerurfaht ober barh anbe.
+, urlaAen. Gine @sbraudsanmet1uns
lpiro ieosr Glai&e beieessben. 70 III fsius
dht, rrsnn niGt bas Jae1mile pon Cur.
tis u. Ysrtins auf Der Nubsnlsits Der Gin.
padune entbalten III. Sn allen Mpotbe.
ten gu babsn, bic 5laide 25 gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

unb Geele! SD babe aber in letter 3eii
seleben, meld pera9tlides Ding ipld Elm
Sdmddlius, mie i'd, iit. Sd mag nidt
nebr lanser 70 frrtleben uno mid enolia
milIen. Ob mir Su belfen 1T Doer nidt.
Sic, Ser Dsreftpr, iinb elm berabn,ter
Maun, sic braudeu Niemanb mad @ez
fallen 3u reoen wie uuier SauSar3t, Sic
weroen mid beilen oeer, wenn bas ni4t
lein fann, rl,ir es ebrlid iasen!
Der Nr3t lab ben 9naben, ber an, gam
3en 2eibe 3itterte, wdbrenb er 70 iprad,
nit Ebeilnabme an. 9nt. iuSte ct, 70
sart unc prd 70 enersiid! Sdmade
yerpen uno Elm fartsr Wiue, pas pertrdst
iid ialedt. 9ea, wcllen ieben, was gu
MAIDEN 1T. gr itano auf unb lte bic
Walaine Don Nlfrebs Bein. 2ieoerlide
Banoase! -gnttleioen sic id, befabl er.
alfrso tbat wie ibm seheiBen. Der
ProTe1lor uuteriudte senau unb sepineu.
baft. NlS er baS SnieSelenf bog, trat
Glfreb Dor @dmer5 bas Walier in bic
Nusen, aber er perbiB ben Sdrei. Ser
9lr;t bsobadtete ibn idarf batei. Wad
elmer pOllltdnoigen Bercui1pn unb Nus@
cultatiOn aller Ordane bes Snaben that
er enblid ben Iueiprud: Sic baben
feinen rrsaniiasn Tebler, Der cine beion>
bers per,artelnoe @r5iebuns beoinst, Sbr
Snitinct 1T gang ri4tis, wenn 9ie id
mad elmer freieren 2ebenSweiie iebnen,
Sic werbens allmablide Nbbdrtuns ertra>
gen. Das Qeiben an Sbreut 8ein 1T cine
falide Nndploie, bas beiBt cine lodere
Serwudiuns per @elenfsfld4en unb Guns
tractur Der Yeuseiebnen.
llnb 1T ba gu belfen?
IA. aber auerbinSs uur burd cine Der
lhmer5bafteiten Speratipnen, bic eS Siebt.
(HOrileBuns fplat.J
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

"Diande Grau, bic Sabre lang, ni6t
gepubt bat mas es 1T, bolltdnois geiunb
lid 81 fublen, 1T our9 2Dbia Pinf>
bam's &rduter=Mii6ung 10 bolitdnbis
uno griinbli6 furirt tporben, baB bic
lebel bic benz meni6li6en &6rper BON
yfatur anbeimfallen folleu, bplfdnbig
berl6eu6t unb bas 2eben fir iie nit
bem neuen &ei5 elmer grDBeren S60nz
belt unb elmer bollitdnbiseren 3ufrie=
bcnbeit gefr6nt poroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08
Geaen bic gibel brinat bic ultro

- Gegen bic 8ibel brinst bic ultra
montana .66ln. Bolfsats." folgenbe
@oti3 aug Heuenbori. 13. Sanuar: ::
Cine neue 8efatr IN I'M Nn3use! Gliidz
li6erDeiie feline Waiierz, ionbern cine
BibelHutb. Die proteifantif6e Bibel=
Gefenf6aft bot fib Der MaHersnotb be-
mddtiet. nm bic fatbolii6en Ortf1afs
ten nit ilrea Bibeln su iiberfdpem.
men. Geitern trafen aud bier 100
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

= 9luf eigentbiimli9e MeiIe CAB fit6
Elm llnter=Offi3ier in @lab ben Sob.
St lub auf Der 2eiierf6anse Elm Sc
{ditb nit elmer Grercir=@ =@ranate, ifellte
ii6 por Die Miinbung unb feuerte oas
@ei6iib ab. Sie @ranate serriB ibm
BEN 9eib unb fiibrte auseublidli6 iei=
men Sob berbei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

@tiid ein nit folgenber borgebrudter
Miomung: pGei6enf Ser britiiden
uno auslanbif6en @eielli6aft. Sur
@rinnerung an 6ie 8ebiitung unb @r=
rettung bel Der groBen Wahersnotb i'm
9tobember 1882" @6abe fir bic ar=
men l(eberl6pemlnten, oaB lie bic gi=
beln ni6t me6ieln f0nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08
Aus ei9tner Kraft.
0tpman bum SSilbelmime r. &ilern.
(GprileBuns.)

(Eprt1eBung.)
limb 6ranf, als Da bann bic 3mSlf
Gage unb gfidte nit mir an Mennp's
gettdsn iaBelf, bas Sinh 10 seididt uno
sebalbts pfleSteit uno etenio meid uno
milbe warlt wie bamals bel ieiner 8et.
tuns fIbn unb semal.is -ba riB mid
bic BewunberunS fur Sid bin bis >.
tis sur 2iebe. Srunt, nenn i'd einsu
AuSenblid tlein senus mar, MID bieier
9iebe 5u iddmen, 70 persieb nlir, i'd muBte
erit ulmdblis gu Dir unp Ieiaer @rSbe
teranwahien. Sic tl6te isine Sdnce
unb treidelte ibn, bic 8anee 8 Du
liebes idmar5es @eiiht, Du ioult Did
nidt mebr bdblid idelten. Stir mid blit
On idSn mie fur stlle, bic Define id0ne
Seele tennen, unb id meiB mir fetnen
aublid auf Der Welt. Der mein 0er5 70
erfreut, alS Did, Du liebes idmar5es
@elidt! Sic sos ben bunfeln aopf 3u
fd berab unb = mas that fie? 5rant
bate feinen S9winoel empfunben, ba er
ben tSptliden Yfao an Der Wauer bins
tlcmin, aber iett idminbelte ibm - Spa
bridte einen lansen innisen SuB uuf feline
breiten 2ippen. ST iant boz ibr nieosr
unb nmfaBte ibre aniee, bann iprans er
auf, iuud5te feline 6reuoe in einem arellen
edten 9teseridrei in ale Suite binaus
unb bob bas Mdpden ,pie einen 6eberbal
auf feline Sdulter.
Du iouft ME mebr seben i'd min
Did INNER trasen! 90 trus er fe burh'
ben @arten uno fang unb ,isf in einem
fort: Sie 1T mein = 1ie 1T mein!
6ranf, mas mudft Dn, biit 9u tou?
fraSte 9err 9Ssli gum 6eniter bsraus.
. 9err, 9err, iubefte Trant, Sic mer-
ben's nidt 9lauben la Belle ct la Bette
III uabr sewOrben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

= Dpsper0a Der sefdbrlitte jssinp
Der Gelunobeit. pno on,d Nnmencuu9
bon >, Iders 1pSpepiia= 8 ableta" furirt.
Bei alleu apo'beteru gu ba6sn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08
$fanb- GS Saus
bas Slteae nab 3nserISiFsfe pfanbIaas
In 6nn 0nfnnfn.

10. sso RiIitdfs plaaa 6ibpeiltAs Setk. In
s~ tilbGtesn Oebdube
Da ID tas bIil1tment bee Suasrtsnen O..
eArari wiebsr er6Hnet babe. 70 labe ID tas Du>
tsilun unt aue msine RunbeH ~ dntm 6sfu&s
ttS rrfalss sin. bufriebtnbet sasaHtirt.
~ paub biIiss Dtamantenrine,, eeibens upb
Albuns utrsn, SrrtIen aasr asi, btfesbus mri.
fantfts, 2ItlbuFiY bstbenet 0eftIe&ter, woHr Z
De6sG muafalifte SnarumsHif u. i.p. ~ ME
oriasn Raten..
@gbe tsin Nef6lue Ben qnIsitsn n prisai.
Hsbnunest Ssrfprs6en, bsnn nstlpsxhte. &us
u<f4lfk Esn1sshfiksatixn. r
Ofyleusus Dfantu far vsnieu sIe BIZ pdtftt
tbsse 0sSt1fe. ofr aas DAneH Dirb sayaatist.
ALL y. Orasf.
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percen peu Munpe perlisbeu our9
SO 20 D Q N 7,

welches bic 3SEne w e 8, bos iRatnf fleii&
roiis uno ben MtbsnI an0enebm
nIadt. Gs entfernt ben yBeinifein prll=
ftaupis une hewobrt fc Dor Uerberben.
8ei Oroeuiften su ba5sn.
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60 Reines Blut erbdlt bic @eIunbteit
Or. Nders Dlucb @lirir" pirb bon ben
terpcrrasenblten Ner3ter empfoblen. Bei
ale Npotbefern 3u taben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

Durnos atarrbs @prny
esilt aue @ffstttcnsn tss 5atfss, Ropfts
uno Shlunpes.
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Or. Greene SrpssnuteD Bittns 10
tas bette 5eilmittel fur Tpspepfu, @al.
knletben, Walaria, llnperpaulidfsit unb
9rantteiten pes glufes. Der Nirrsn, Qstsr,
6aut, &c.
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5enrY's Cartel. SaIbe.

Gle 1T bic bsae Salbt fir @Hnittt,
8eulen, Musl&las, Gei6wirs. Sol,rtsu.
matismus, aufssiprunssns 5dnts, Otter.
unsen, 5abnerau9en unb ale 5autfrenf.
bsiten, 5ommerFsdsn unb Mitsfer. Nan
taufe 5enrp's Garbolte Gable neil aue
anbersn ddlI&unsn lfnb. Yreis 25 @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

Or. Datts tseebsrpttIen fnb bic
bsiten ,eatbartiften Me9ulatoren.
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9err 81. 8. 9aplor, ,Wtt. Calm, 3er.,
fagt: Sd babe BrOibns giien=Bitter ges
gen unDerbauli6feit unb intermittiren=
oes Gieber nit beitem grfolse gebrau9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-08

TROUGH ON RATS"
8ertssttt Ratten. Wtduis, RDtbausen,
Ilie8en, anleiieu, gettman3en, @tnttbtez
ie. Is Gents. gei apctbstern.
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1mff'S afr . y {.

@raue esaye ssss IL nsrssn eur4 stn etnstees
sssssss. ssssss s u .e sslss sus s
ssssssa Ss ssssss. I; sssss:a ''sr ~sss MAO
frr fnyfb Dlanu1f u(rftoo1er unterfreifuneeu unrl
NaaseGs5ss9is5 SIxS ssilsslsnssa I'D Ssrisaseu
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1mffS ViIIen fTnb Sptsien fur biefe mdne
bereitef. ffneDcfs perurindpt einen fgld,ens6sdbs
fei I'm 8fFnesn, bah Der feibenee erffannt ~.
eie o<rnebreu BEN fIppefif une perurfaHen &leiids
anSat, ba Der aerter eendbrf uHe Durt itre fsnlde
&8irtnne Gnf nfbtsD<rbdmuuaS 40 raane etn rseelmdets
0er 0eu6Iean0 tervoraeruieu pire. yreis Is Gents
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Gpmpfcnie eifier
mntb dtiacm g e 3 { r.
Wlanget an Gppetit, @cbarin @erftppfung,
Ghmsr3en I'M Stcpf NIT einem oumpfen @efibl
i'm SinTerfopfe, Ghnierjen inter ben Sdllter.
tl1ttern, aufgetrietenfein uad benz $iien, init
Mbneisiing gesen iebe fSrperlihe pber aeiitise
Ebdt.gfeif, rei;tareSE temperament, tribe Stin.@
miina nit benz beipnoeren @efiille, trsenb
cine Cttiesenbeit pergeiien Su baten, Riibt8s
feit, @irre, Ser5ftcpfen, Yunfte bcr ben auaen,
aette Saut, iberbaupt &cpfi4mer5eu cterbalb
bes reAten auae8, unrubiser Ghlaf NIT teany
{tiseucen Erdnmer, fart sefdrtter tlrin uno
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-05
Payday Notice.

MOOD RIVER q. AND g. NJ. CO. OF
NALi LAKE CITY, L. T.-All persons hold.
my rialhS AGAINST this company must pre-
Scmt their bill in duplicate. ~ the comm noilv,s
once; at Bullion. before the first day OF each
hrihth, ana payment will be made on the
Az L. ENoS a. WALL
Superintendent
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JAPANESE SCROLLS. FANS ETC.

o Deeo1suVe f1cIatres j. Jay Could al 9th Ut mh2
SIAAiN6 OUT. kEGARDLESS OFa COSr, THE
~ ENTIRE STOCK OF
Go there for Bargsins '0' ''N '''''' iy7
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Railroad EMPLOYEES.

The leading business men Of Providence R. l., com.
pose the Hunts Remedy Co.. and they guarantee all
testimonials published by them to be genuine The
following. dated May L. 1888. from Mr.. W. H. Blanch
ard, Lowell. Mass is but Of the thousand remark
able that being made by this wonderful med
icine. Mr.. Blanchard says: II have been greatly
troubled for years with acute kidney disease
with severe pain in my back and hips. was formerly
employed on the Boston an Lowell Railroad, but was
obliged owing to the slant jar to give up the rail-
road business many others have been OBLIGED to do
on account of kidney disease have tried many med-
cines. but received no permanent relief friend
recommended me to use Hunts Remedy. purchased
. bottle Of Of our druggists In Lowell and COM
menced to improve once and after using two bottles
was entirely free from al pain. and consider my
self cured and cheerfuly recommend this wonderful
medicine. Hunts Remedy. to all the sufferers from
kidney and liver disease"
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IDl ED

BALDWIN. On Saturday July 2sth. 1883. MAGGIE
FIFTH GIL, wife of William II. Baldwin.
Funeral irCm Epiphany church this afternoon. AT
o'c.ock.
GRAFTON AtDeer Park, Md. on Sunday MORN
ing, July 2S, 1893 b MANN II. GhAF On, In tho
forty second year OF bis
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Lyons. On July 2S 1883. at 7:15, THOMAS B.,
aged nineteen years and nine months son Of Denis and
Mary Lyons.
Funeral will take place from st. Aloysius church.
Iuesdsy July 81. 1883. Relatives and friends re-
Quested to attend.
MUDD. At midnight, July 29th 1888, MARIE
EDl ii. youngest Child OF Aloysus 1. and Mary v,
Mudd. AGED ~ months ana Is days.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No llI3
Rhode Island to norrow (Tuesdayl. ut Funeral
WLER; EDWARD s.. infant son Of Edward 8. and
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE FAST AND THE WEST.
VIA W SHINGTOE
srpA

STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 18th 1891
Leave Washington from station. OF New Jersey
avenue and street
sd For Chicago Cncinnah Louisville and st. Louis
Ihr,ush G aches and Pal ce Sleeping Cars to above
points without change; lO:l5 a. H. daily to Chicago.
For lttsburS. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. H.
fn6 x M daily ttsane is solid train to Pitts
For Toledo and Detroit wa Monroeville. 1O:15 am.
rs dai or w Pb se gsF for a Der Ss vor
PAM atsaeh had H. daily"
20 i 80 T. 8 TO- i 49, ia $780, 4'So
ls5 ass sn 49, as5 SD Nos am
For Ina Oils. 8 40 H.. II: 10 4:i0 on Sunday
FOrWay stations between wasbington aud Baltimore.
I'm Stations on Metrop is a noS = rs
DAILY TOR Stanton. 80 I'm. daily excert Sun
day' Tor Frederick. $3.50 m. lO:15 a. NJ. and 415
For Hase,stHwn lo:15 daily except Sunday 545
Trains 55z arrive s from the West daily. 62o 1896 m
From New Yori M. q: Philadelphia, 2:55. $3.50 a. M.
From Annspo $40 sm s.' fso es1 Pm Sunday
.as ias s:z sans.y
1000 Am AM t 600 s1D a;%; ,i roSS
Trains eaye Baltimore for Washington at2 $40 $40
az TO- g:lS and I 1os6 An AZ l2:iS go:
days. g 4 40 T:l5 $50. o. 9iO am. i:So. 4:ao.
q G:25, 80 and 900 p. m.
ce.a !Ir ~, washington stop at Relay station e1
2a fP apply a. the Baltimore and
Pennsyvna avenue corner Il th trest where or iers
VIII be taken for baggage to be checked and received al
%; iHfSf. , M;gst1 E:1 n- esnes. .
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The Electric Strikers.

THE BROTHERHOOD WILL FIGHT 1T OUT IF IT TAKES
ALL SUMNER.
D L new YORK. July 30-Tne threats made by the
brotherhood OF Ttlegraphers that unless the COM
panies should show some signs OF yielding, the
railroad operators would be ordered out, have not
gra phic circles. The only demand thus far
be th resu tss railroad operators should not
business When asked this morning whether it
was the intention to order out the railroad men
that he could not answer definitely when any fur
ther steps would be taken in the matter. Perhaps
no. ming would be done, he said. as the strikers
considered that their position was a strong one,
long it might take. The western este m Union ' must nW
ori to sustain much longer tRe sDsS
strike.
ALLEGED DEsERTRRs FROM THE BROTHERHOOD.
There seemed to be a decided Improvement in
the condition OF afiirS at The Western Union
Office to-day. The force had been increased by
five deserters from the ranks OF the brotherhood,
Mr. Somerv1e stated that two more OF the rike rs
had retu ned TO work this morning at Montreal in
addition o the six that went ,cK yesterday, and
one each had been gained at Raleigh, N. c., ana
Richmond, Va. Additional operatives had been
secured at various points. but no other strikers
had returned. On the other hand the company
had lost none OF its men. and the force
at work in the operating room this morning
was as large as ever. The business was cleared
no del Us on any OF the wires. A dispatch re-
celv d from the Western Union manager at Rich
mo9d. Va, stated that two members Of the broth
efhood, who had applied for work at that office,
We're
SENT TO WASHINGTON,
as the force at Richmond was full and their SER
vices were not required. Ir the
THREATENED STRIKE OF THE RAILROAD OPERA
TORS
should occur, Mr.. Somerville said that 1t would,
undoubtedly, cause the company some inconveni.
ence, but all responsibility for damages caused by
such an event would fall upon the railroad COM
p MES. who were under contract with the West
ern Union company to furnish them operators At
the most 1t would only affect the business of small
villages ami railroad stations, as the
western Union has an office OF its own in every
town OF any importance. The railroad operators
might In some instances delay the business of the
company passing over the railroad wires, but none
OF the through lines or commercial wires pass
through the railroad Offices He also said that no
dissatisfaction Was expressed by any OF the en-
ployeS OF the Western Union Office In regard TO
their working hours
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The New York Suits Against the w
u COMPANY.

NEW YORK, July 30-AnCuments were 10 have
oeen heard to-day by Judge Ingrnham in the su-
,erlof court In the suits OF VIM. s. Williams ana
Rulus hatcn against the West I'm Union Trle-
rspn company ana Others on a mot on on behalf
ot the defendants 20 have the Injunction order
made oy Judge Arnoux last December, restrain
.ng the payment OF dividends moiified To-day
ounsel for the company moved TO modify the in
junction ORDER, but counsel for Williams and
hatch asked Tor an adjournment on account OF
me absence of one or their number. Counsel for
he company then asked leave TO Withdraw the
motion Father than be compelled TO attend court
gain.
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The Suicide Of Minister Barca.
CLOUD OVER A MERRY PARTY-How THE NEW:
WAS BROKEN


WAS BROKEN.
The New York Tribune says: It was not until
late in the morning that the news OF Senor Barcas
death reached Seabright 1t was a happy party
OF guests that had gathered in Mr.. Navarro,s
draw ing room after bTeakfa- {, and they were al
tive humor that the laughter OF the ladies' rang
nerriiy across the lawn which stretched away
from the house. The party was composed OF S.
nora Barca, her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Navarro.
Senior Comes, OF the Brazilian legation, the Count
de Leyden and a few Others. Ii WAS nearly noon
when messenger boy rode UP to the door and asked
for Mr.. Navarro. He delivered dispatch which
had been sent by the conSui-general, announcing
Senior Barca's suicide and begging him TO break
the news to his family. Mr.. Navarro destroyed
husband had met with an accident. and was un-
able 10 come to Seaor1ghL Senoritl Barca learned
That her father was dead by the whispered con-
versation OF her friends and fainte When she
when the minister had died. and was warned not
to hint anything OF the kind to her mother, who
was still hystericaL She restrained her tears as
Well as she could and cared for her mother Sonora
Comes and Count de LAyden took the 4 O'Clock
train Tor this City. At the time OF her departure
from Seabrlght, Sonora Barca had recovered from
her hysteria, but had been so weakened by the
nervous attack that it necessary to half carry
her Into the train She said but little while in the
cars. but when the party arrived in the city she
seemed TO be quite unequal to the task OF Drawing
What little or her mis- 0rtuneS She knew, and she
again tainted. Even under the influence or mos
phine she was deirious few minutes after 10
OF the morphine and again demanded TO be admit
ted to her hu >band. 1t was then that she was
told OF SeDOr Barca's death. Contrary to the eX-
pcctatlOns OF her friends she showed no evidence
knelt by the remains OF her husband ana wept
silently Tor several minutes.
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1y12-dGds

(yHAACERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON L STREET,
~ BGIWhEN SIXTH AND sEykNIH STREETS
By virtue of q decree of the supreme Court ofsaes
me Dstrict OF Columbia. passed in equity causeR5&
No. 5i4. docket %, the undersigned as Trus &C. -
viii offer for sale at public auction. thursday. the
SCION DAY or AUGUST, A. u. 1885, at SIX
Ing described real estate known and described the
District of Columbia, and being ali of Lot mum
sered ten to) in square numbered four hundred and
fifty (45O): said lot fronts So feet inch on street
north. and will be sold in three parcels.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance in SIX twelve
and eighteen months notes to bear interest to be
secured by deed Of trust on the pr nises all cash.
COST 90 tne pdssnas &C. at
parcel tod at time Of SAFE If terms Of sale
pied with in days from day of SALE tue Trustee
reserves the right to resell at the risk and of the
defautng purchaser after five days public notice of
such resale In some newspaper published In Wash ng
ton. DC. CHAkL s. WALL Err Trustee
DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts. iy2o-dSds