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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-08-09
How the Cholera Started tn roulen

 How the Cholera Started tn Toulen
 Letter 10 the Nex york TimesI
 The English and Preach medical journals arc beginning so arrive and the mysteries ol these outbreaks are being partially solved 1t IS eiAiHssd that ,Ae commander of the Sartha persisted tn going into Toalon harbor h spite of the energetic protests of his medical ofsicers. The SaTthe had had four deaths from cholera at Saieoa. near Tonquin, before she sailed, and eighteen more deaths while going through the Red ssa. Ba, the first death in fouIon did nos happen among the crew ot the Sas4he. bat on board of the ship Moats6ellc, then lying in the hasbor. Sdtl visisoss and things had goae from the Sasshe to the Monte bello, but the sailor e tAe latter whc were first attacked had no& been to sea for tour or five yeass, and also had not been into Toulon os oa board of othes vessels of the hees for some days. Othei cases followed on board of the ships 1 Jupiter and Alexandse, lying ai anchor iu the ciose, confined, und toui harbos o Toulon. lt seems very certain that the Sarhs brought ;ks ekclesa to Toalou although Dr. Koch suspects some Eng fish vessels ls is openly admitted that there was some conceaiment on the par Of the Sarthe, and perhaps other ships When the disease was declared prevalent in Touion the laws about disinSection o ] coniagion which were enforced in i79o oi seventy tour years ago were put in play or those oi the eighth year of the Frenct republic, under the orders of the eonsuli of the twelfth Messidor. All modern ad vances in disinfecsson were ignored.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-08-09
The Choicest Garment.
Washington Hatrhet.l

Colooel William O'Bsien, of Solaxis, is an aseute obsesver and . geutleman d keen intealigenee. A day or two ago . reduced stafesman of the "judee" per suasioa, aitired in a linen dustez, shist and pantaloons, approached the bar, and, after the prefatory inquiry as to the rela- live chances of the two tickets nominated, demurely suggested that he would like to have . drink.
 Noticing thar Billy vas eyeing his capacity to pay up rather incredulously, the judge said:
 Young gentleman, do you know what is the choicest g4sment in hie?"
 -ies, and f1l bet yos the drinks yca Adoa'to vas the prompt response.
 SThat's where you are let, mos noble yestA- The choiceA garment in life is hat of charify," remarked the judge-os mAjor, he might have been-wifh seedy saile. "A ksfle vhisky, vifh the iease AavuE q sugar"
 sS'moeAsT day." responded Billy. ]" The choicssf gaEmens is the vest, Sos t is vifAin its liRis tAeJ bccdle t1sTiefA, ard rsnask thaa yoa have left yours af home or as the laundry. Tumblese thou ?"
 The judge tunbled, and the swinging doors banged as he srode thsossh them.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-08-09
Moods of Writers.
Ihsgurh Mail. !


 Readers oi- i-humosous papers should look with high degree of charity upon the original matter in them. One man usually gives a paper of this class l,s name, reputation aad interest, and fl sickness comes upon him, or a thxfe be a death in his household, they must no, complain or withdraw theiS patronage. Even in ordinary condiiioas o( hsaliA, all writers ol note are ssbject to moods. One day, levity flows fom their pens e water from . gurgling spring. The wit, sarcasm and spasklisg beauty of his thoughts oa such . day, arc admired by all who read them while, psshaps, the very next day, he is weary and heavy ol mind and body, and can produce nothing that satis6es him. Evefy writer of note knows this. All reaiire that 1t is impossi- ble Ger these to b. continucus sunshine Of thoughts week after week, e It is to have tho same weather the year around. No writer of humos thoroughly sppse- ciates the effect oi his wogk upon his readers. His life is not a sollicking, easy-g going affair. Of all vr,aess in the world, the work of this class is the mos. labosious and exhausting, and when the brain is weary and the lids dsoop heavily, no living mortal can be fanny. A week of illness oi the editor of one these jour- nals in the earlier part of its career, kills the enterprise only becanse tke people who read are not charitable enough to do by him what they would do by their erraad-boys: encourage him ard con- t;aae to paironize his paper.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-08-09

eld canadiaa vlllAge and fsusAer hsvcsd she gssea uoods snd een1As hina. Aflss hshing sll we wantoa lo ue wenf around tc the rsar of the gseak hc1oa and found near the voeds . earaanerS little cot tage He Ind q wondexlnl asrav of home. made hot hoases vitA aocereatv a61n- doned uindou sashes for the rls,s rcof. A bank cf dowers at one side and the dense green beAind gave . rnseic pics- nresoueness so the place. He was . soss oi Diogenes. this xardenes, aad the hoeel uas the Alexander that came between him and his sunlight. lnsseAd of the blue watexs he nov got . view of rcd roots, numberiess windcws, eAimneys and turretx
 He cared nothing fcr the oaklsnd. not he- Yea the gnests someximes bought h,s aoserA but he appsAred so care little whether he sosd them CT not He knew sothing about the Assel. He had heard say that that great rcd tank had cost Si GOO, and the hotel power ef moaey. There was no 6shing alteration out q him, % we took our tackle elsewhere. The bluG as the other snd of Ss. Clair supported great rexide.co that ought so have been on Woodward avenue. We 6shed around there jor . while and sud- denly were appalled, to see our boat rounding 10 . mile away.
 The fastest foot race St. Clair eves say occurred at this moment. As we gcs there the boat moved oil despite our frantic waving.
 IL vas the Milton D. Ward. We wers rejoicsd, but my iriend used the middle letter somewhat.
 The Alaska came soon after and VI were in time
 \ pleasanter days fshing no man wants to have, unless he has Bronson Howard for a companion.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-08-09
Where Wac ne.
lScissors.I

lSctssors.
 "Where was yous fafhes last Saaday afternoon 2" asked the minister of an unsophisticated young lady.
 2. He must have attended some tec- ture," replied she inpocently. Are you sure7 was sot aware that there was lecture given h the town lass Sunday."
 There must have been," said the young lady, "Sos distinctly heard him tell friend st six o'cIock tbat he had paid ssvensy-6ve cests Sos cushioned seats in the grand stand, and that Mir Somebody's delivery was juss perfect"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-08-09
Taste in Jokes.
 

There are jokes and jokes. George Eliot says: A difference in taste in jokes n very trying to the a6ecsioas, which wise expression is put to the tess more fEeqnendy than you vould think, t you dSdnt txks the tsoubIs to fhiak aboua t q aii How oeton has friend told you somsehisg shas he cossidersd . good jo1Is vfea tHs recital hss betrayed a lack ef sense, tasle e hesss whtcA yos did sot ssspecf befpse cd vAsch lowered him vesy much in youS eseoum.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-08-09

~Colonel Wilsos is fne looking naas, ain's he :" said . friend of ousS she oshsr day. sYes replied asoehes: si vss taken fcg him oeee." sYcu! Why, you're e ugiy = sin Y "I dont care los that. l vas ta1eu tor him. 1 indorsed his note and vss taken fos him-by fhe sheriff
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-08-09

Merchant of venice3 He could paint the flats Venetian red.
 We got od as St. Clair. The village had on Sabbath quiesnesA We walked along its excellent paved stree3s down to the Oskland. lt was the fisst time had ever sen this msmmoth caElvansasy, and 1t vas ahead of my idsas as gathesed from pictures of it. We strolled along its immense open piaxxa thsonged with guesss- We had the cheek to sit down ou a rcd chair-just as # ve were paying full raaes-
 al think this s about as pleasant . place to ksh as vs'Ii knd."
 Suiss me If it suits you and the 6sh, said my friend.
 The vide doom were opened and fash ion poured to and fro. From the huge music room came the sesains o( soog. It vas vesy pleasant aad comfcrsah1e and the esjoymeut wns hightened by the kDev1edee that VI haA n businass these.
 These vas panos1ma oo the glitter ing blue river in fuaf, and on tke road besow were faA tsans, saeeass casEiagss snd bandsome we0aA Dzzling para sols q hsighs scaEise, Ausssrag vkiss and rieh vine-csaos, shsdsd goFgeous eos. tsmss. Away down the FiveE seek turn that caused all the shippisg ts sppear bEoadside to uA asa thea iiciag asound thay hsAded directly eeUosds u9 pas- icuiasly AAmired cke vhise psupel1eFs, as thsy ruaaded h the blne diGlance.
 Fishing.s ed, z is sae ef ths most Asliehtlnl q occupaefces."
 s1his is the rieke sess ef 6GhinG," an- sveEed " ce9saAe. sYeu souSambez the suipturai qsseasisa. Behsid, l make yca fshers q men.' Doat you thisk these msx be good deal of fha1 kere9 Sach alarming women they are, too"
 Opposise in the sunlight lay the sleepy
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-08-09
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I0UI1lAUA SfAT1 IoFTY1Y e.

L0utuIAuA efA1x Ioxxx1Y e.
 "ws ds A<vstr esvfikr AAsf - suow. t'ss< tAs a,ysNxsssesfs Eew at kAs Mcn<s- C ssx Sesi-Assssi k1vsHssxs ~ yxs Lasissssa .Sksis kssawy Cs~tasy. snf ss fsvses sssssxs sssf Sasfvui fAs 1rsup. Ss<s t&ewsstp<s, asf Skss kas ss~s ers essissfsf sssA Ae~ssfy. Esivs<ss, cd = TssNi EsifA Aps~~x aA fswfses, &sk - ss<assiss fts Csst.ssy as sss fAss awsiE sssfr. sskA f.s<-assiss q ssr sixs~1svs sskf1ss AAf, ss ifs sipsvfistnesfs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19
Sa8es Neuigfeiten.
Snlanb.

= Ser 6iterrei9ii6=ungarif9e Son:
jul Mar @6amberg in pittsburg ent=
faltete am Is. gu @bren bes 81. Sc
burtstages bes RaiIers eine fleine Slag=
ge iiber Der gingangstbiir gum 9auie.
Ser Polisei9ef, ber felt Wonaten geger
olle freibdngemben S9iIber &c. beftigen
&rieg gefhbrt bat, befabl ibm, bic
Glagge gu entfernen. Ser &onful be-
rief fid auf bic 8ertrassbeit eitimmungen,
tDonaf ibm erlaubt 1T, iiber benz
9aupteingang gum &oniulat eine Slagz
ge auf3ubdnsert. Ser poliaei9ef bai
bic @eri6te in 9tnipru6 genomnlen,
um bic Sa9e enti9eiben gu Iaf1en.
Sn 9fewsSampibire berrf6t groBe
Srodenbeit unb unbei9reibh9e 6ibe.
Sn Dober 5eiste Der thermometer am
18. 100 @rab at.
Muslan6.
- 9ie lebten Na9ri9ten BON Sen.
@orbon fin6 bonn 20. eSuli aus Gbar=
trm batirt. St melbet, baB er in @ie
@erbeit iit, aber bic Expedition gu iei=
ITEM @rfab ertDartet.
- SIN mittleren Spanien baben
9euf9reden S9mdrme bic @rnte rui.
nirt. Ser 8erluit miro auf $40, 900, ,O0O
angegeben.
= Sie gbolera greift in Stalien UNI
fi6. Sn Campo 8aHo ftarben am 18.
bier perionen unb neue Sdlle famen
in @opuaa, Seborgo, golup> parma
unb in anberen PldBen bor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19

= Inter ben Pariier @9auipieles
rinnen f6eint Sarab Bernbarbt bur9z
aus ni6t bas Monopoi Der @raentrici=
tdt gu beiiBen. Dieter Sage 1T Mle.
8lan6e 2arbinois bonn @aitezSbeater
na6 6ontainebleau aur 8iQeggiatltr ge=
fabreH. Sie 5ierli6e &iinitlerin reiife
aber ni@t tpie getp6bnli6e Gterbli6e
auf Der @iienbabn, fonbern in elmer
bieripdnnigen Poit6aiie. sSn Gon=
tainebleau beibt bic iunge Dame elm
Ntal=Ntelier unb min neben Der biloenz
ben &unit aud bas eble Waiomannss
banbmerf ausiiben. Sic bat BON bem
BARRIER poliaei=prdfeften bic grlaub=
nib erbalten, in Gontainebleau rMdn=
nertleioung" gu tragen. gDenm man
bas tleine Perf6n9en aber i'm sierli6en
Saquet, Sammtb6s9en unb 2eberga=
maiden, einen runben grauen Gil3but
nit griinem Ge6erbuf6, berausforbernb
in bic fraufen Saare gebrudt, fed eln=
beritel3en fiebt, 10 tpirb man bic &iinfts
lerin b06ieus fit elm ieiner @ouber=
nante entlaufenes 8iiri66en balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19

Der 6reiberrmantel 1T linn gu tparm =
Sbr fonnt's beutli9 ieben. Stun, piel=
lei6t f6nnte man oas Sing einem Nns
bert 1tmbdngen.
Oamit m66te Bic @rdfin Margaretba
2eionbuftpub ni6t einberfanben fein,
Maie1tdt, tparf Der &ansler Elm. Sbr
tpiBt, fie if eine gar itolae unb bo6fabz
renoe Dame unb fann es @urem bo6ebz
len 8ater felisen 9lngeoenfens nimmer
berge6en, baB ct bic 16tpebii6e &6nigs=
frone auf ieim Saupt 6riidte : biellei6t
1T iie ber Meinung, oaB cine 90nigsz
frone ibrem eigenen f66nen, itOlsen &opf
ni6t tpenig 3ur 3ierbe gerei6en miiroe.
Meint Sbr, S6ran, i6 tpiirbe mid
biel UNI ben Millen ber 8rdfin fiimmern?
entgegnete ber &6nig gereist. Mag lie
fi6 bitten! Sd tpiirbe Mittel finben,
ibren So9nutb gu bdnbigen.
S6ran Yebrion fagte ni6ts mebr, 1ei=
ne Nusen glittet iiber bic gldnsenbe Ser
fammlung. plObli6 nabmen iie einen
finiteren, 6r6benben Nusbruf on uno
feline 2ippen preBten iib 5ornig aufeinz
amber.
(GOrtiessiy fOlst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19
@rpke9 Eener.

@efern gta6mittag l llbr brannte
ber nit einem Sofenaufpanbe BON
$4,000 erbaute neue Bfer6eita1 bes
Sol. 8rafenribqe an ben Queaen beg
Sluiies, brei Ifeilen oberbalb Der
Stabt, nieoer. 8ier Pferbe, Die einen
Q8ertb bon $4,000 battet, bic @e=
idirre, stpei &utf6en, eim 8uggp unb
bic 9abe ber &ne9te unb &uti9er per=
brannten nit. 9ie 2eute iparen ale
beim gilen, als bas 6euer ausbra6.
9ie @ntitebungsuria6e 1T unbefannt.
9ie Seuermebr erf9ien stpar auf Der
8ranbifdtte, bod fam fie su fpdt, um
irgenb tpel6e 9ienite au leilten. Oie
Slammen griffen nit raIenber @ez
f6winbigfeit um ii6 un6 erfaBten aud
np6 ben alten Stall unb elm anoeres
@ebdube. 9ie Gerli6erung betrdgt
nur $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19
Seras.

-Sn Sort Mortb itreiten ii6 Die
beiben StraBenbabneompagnien um
bas Wegere9t in Der 0ouitonitraBe.
Sie cine f9idte Morgens I'M 3 llbr Y
Grbeiter aus, Die @traBe auf3ureiBen
unb bas @eleife su lesen. 9ie an6ere
&ompagnie lieB bieie @rbeiter berbaf>
ten uno eri9ien bann ielbft nit 120
Mann. 3uleBt bate fie 300 Mann al
40 gents bic Stun6e ensagirt, Die bei
elettrii9em 9i9te, @as, Gadeln, gro=
Zen 2ofonotiblaternen &c. arbeiteten.
- Habe Der Yuertos 8er0es &an9D
oberbalb Brownsville baben 3ollmd9=
ter nit S6mugglern einen &f be-
itanoen nnb IL 8allen Waaren ln6 Z
padeiel erbeutet. Sen 5auptantbeil
bra9ten bic S6muggler iebo@ in Siz
9erbeit, ba lire gontrebanbe aus 40
8alIen beitanh.
= 9luf bem &ennblabe bel Maribal
ifiirste Der alte pabillon ein unb er=
i9lug einen giienbabnarbeiter, Der ii9
iit bemielben gum S6lafen nie6ergelegt
bate.
-Sn San 9lnsela 1T 9err @befe,
Ninib i'm 4lter bon 27 Sabren geforz
ben. Ser 8erforbene mar elm @obn
6es noblbefannten 9errn 6. MimiB in
Griebri9sburg.
= 9ie Stnbt @reenbille in Sunt
@ountp 1T f@on tpieber einmal burd
cine Geuersbrunit balb aerit6rt tporben
Sieielbe brad am SOnntag bel befti:
gem Win6e aus unb ba bic Sampf
fpribe in llnoronung gerietb, fonnt
man benz Geuer nur geringen @iber
itanb leilfen. 40 @ef9dftsbduier braun
ten nieber, fotuie bas @ourtbaus uni
oas Spernbaus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19
Nuerlet.

-8eri6tigung.-Serr SeHel
tbeilt uns nit, 6aB feline So6ter ni6t
auein i'm 3immer f9lief; lire Sante
uno @roBmutter befanbet ii9 ebenfals
6arin. Srdulein Sefel fab, tpie Sc
manb bic Sbiir 6ffnete unb 1ie rief ibrer
Sante gu, ob iie ait ber Sbiir iei. 9a
fie feline 9lnttpOrt erbielt, unb ben See
ger bemerfte, ipedte 1ie bic Sante unb
@roBmutter bur6 ibre &ufe unb 6er
9teger, Der bic S9ube ausgesogen bat=
te, nabm GeiBaus. @r bate einen
Stein bor bic Sbiir gelegt, bamit iie
nt9t bon ielbft 5ufiel. Seine Mbli6t
mar iebenfalls gu feblen.
= @efern Mbeno gaben mebrere
Greunbe bes 9errn 8lenfer bemielben
in Mabndes @arten ein Nbf6ie6seFer,
tpobei es re9t gemiitbli6 3uging. 6err
8lenfer begiebt fi6 iiber @albei iton,
NetD=Oorf na9 9eut16lanb, Inn fi6 in
benz f66nelt Stuttgart bauernb nie6er=
5ulaifen. @ir piinf@en sliidli6e &eiie.
= Wdbrenb Der bergangenen Mod]e
ereigneten fi6 nur a6t So6esfdue in
Der @tabt.
Ser g. u. Dribins garf Club
belt geifern 8eamtentuabl ab. 9r.
Din ift prdi iibent.
Sic n@rpreB" bat ben Col. @a=
Ders enter priifung untertuDrfen uno
tpie iie fagt, bat er bieielbe erfolgrei9
beitanben, 10 6aB fie nit ibm gan3 un6
gar ausgef6bnt 1T. gtum baben fi9 bie
Infi6ten Sapers au9 ni9t im @ii6e=
fen gedn6ert; er 1T unb blei5t Grei=
ban6ler, 1T gegen Wiebererb5bung Der
Wolla6le un6 re6net ben @oll3ii9tern
beim iesigen Sarif ibre profite bot.
Golglib muB uobl init Der vgrpreB"
elne Terdnberung borgegangen fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19

9ie III Nberbeen, @9ottlanb, er=
i9eimenbe yGree preB" brinst bic @in=
aelbeiten iiber ben beurigen folofalen
9eringsfang, ber nod ME in glei9er
grgiebigfeit beitanb. gs 1inb lebtbin
in einem Salsorte auein tp69entli9
5000 Grams (6,200 Sons) gutter Slide
tpieber ins Mteer getporfen tporben, ba
fein @alser fie gu fal3en 3eit bate unb,
oa ebeniowenig Gubrleute gu baben
tparen, I'm tie aug Der @tabt au brin=
gen. Sie greiie gingen hielfa9 auf
80 Marf per Sonne (obae 9als
unb Sonne) suriid, neil man febr niebs
rige preife fiir Die nod 9eutI6lanb se=
ianbten 9eringe ermarten muBte. Ser
Sotalfang erftredte ii6 big gum 1S.
f6on auf 280, 900 Sons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19
Ser Guhm Der BON 9eutldlo

- Ser &ubm Der bon Oeuti6lanb
feiner5eit mad @sppten unb Sftinbien
entlanbten gbolera=@ @ommillion bat bic
frana6lii9en Aer5te ni6t i6lafen laKen
unb einige berielben beranlaBt, aud
benz @elben Sieber unb oeKen llria9e
Su 2eibe gu geben. 9ie i'm 9ienite Der
8eieaf6aft bes panamatanals fteben=
ben beiben Mer3te, Der @birurg @rarb
unb ber Meoiciner 9i6ier beri6teten,
mad europa, lire 1nteriu6ungen bdt=
ten bas unumit0Bli9e &eiultat ergeben,
BOB au6 bas gelbe Gieber, tpel9es un'
ter ben am panamafanale bef9aftigten
Nrbeitern in 10 i6redenerregenber Weiie
tpiitbe. cine Snfeftionstranfbeit iei, be-
rem SortpFansung uno llebertragung
auf einen 93ils 3uriidgefiibrt tuerben
miife, bon tpel9em &eintulturen ber3llz
fteaen ibnen mad pielen @tiben geIuns
gen iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19
Dfr lebte Stern erlu(ben.
&oman bon u. 9iitetsbnrg.
(Eprtfekuna.l

3uerft Sobanh Der 9er5og bon Sinnz
Lamb, in eiteni gologewirften Gleibe auf
eimem geIbbraunen pfer6e, BON bier Pa=
gen umgeben; bann Magnus unb &arl,
erferer in f6uarsen unb lebterer in
rotben 9ammet geflei6et.
Ser 3ug bate ii6 langiam unter benz
6onnern5en Subelruf ber Menge Der
Bride gendbert, auf beren M1itte bier
Nbelige NIT einem 9bronbitnmel bereit
ftanben, r,nter tpel9en1 Der &6nig in 6as
S9loB gefiibrt tperben fDllte. &6nig
Grid fa1 blei1 unb abgeipannt aus,
iein fanftes, bIaues Qluge blidte nit
rubeloiem Mus6rud iiber Die Menge, Die
in 6ieiem Iusenblid, ieinetuegen, 10
gan3 bic ureigene 9fatur abgeItreift all
baben f9ien.
@utar, fotnm, laB mid ben &0nis ie=
ben. Wirf 9ein @etpebr BEL @eite =
iDo5u brau9f Su in bieiem Nugenblid
elm Getpebr2
Ser G0nig panbte fi6 um, eine feline
&6tbe fiieg in feline @ange unb elm
freunolibes 2a9eln um1pielte feinen
SJ2un6. ala 6ieSe g4nrte nm elmer tnnrts
6erhnr raeidbetr n,eIn6iid5en etimme oe.
5hrnd,em ss;m SIR errsiGten Gr foh
elm felten i66nes Mdb6er, benen Saar
id,ien ga hofte 6en ei,,en ss,,s o,,f Sos
ifeinerne griifenneI6n6er oeSekf nnh
fIomm,srte S;f, nm simem ffrommen ] gnI.
6ofem i'm, fia1 ouf 6ei5en gnuIter AZ
f1iihsn ,nS 5n S;e gFen5dien az iiRerrooew
esn Sie5em Mnmenf beS9ennefen a..
rin's 9Iuoen benem hes GSnins tneI6e
mie ofroemllrseIt oif 6em if56nen gfaSs
den rilHRien. GIiihenbe M6tRe fdrbfe ihre
Jeauoen mnb he he }emfte fd1eu 81, I helen.
frnneThpu GinSernf,ner, az Wohen ,nSh.
renS. Elm 9itferm ibre @esfoIt S,,rhfIog
Oonft alma Der 3ua meter. rrur bie bops
6erifst, gie;hen tnore,t noriihernehenh ina
gfpden oerafhen. Sic MN 0Sr foIoenSsn hen
6ofhehienterr n,,f hreihumSert WfsrSem
Rotteu 6en QSnia oIs6oiS hen WIiSem
6er r,euoierioem Meuae e,,triift un6 his5e
beoomm hid, an serifreren gIud, Gorin
jfan6 tuieoer auf ebener @r6e.
Sd tpiI iebt beimgeben, Guitar, fagte
iie leife.
St nidte beiftimmeno nit BEN, 9pbfe.
fpra6 aber fein Mort, ,lnb tpeuiae Ntis
nuten fpdter mar fie i'm @ebrdnae oerz
iduuf6en.
Sm @9loiIe beaaan insuif6en Ser
gmpfang. So tua,en Sic f6niaIid5en
G9nejfern Cecilia, Mnna Wearia, gIifas
betb un6 Sophie i'm foftbarifen e6mud,
itrableno Dor @66nbeit, syugen6 un6
Jrelbe. 6inter ibmerl itan6e1 bic iibri=
gen Nngeb0rigen 6es t6nigliGen 6au1es,
bic bertpitttuete s36nigin Gatbarina init
ibrem Mnberuati6ten, 6em Geidsratf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-19
ltmbeil TIT seitiftet

6ur6 f6le@te &o6erei, sabes Gleii6,
Na6tma6en, @ei6dftsiorgen, unregel=
mdBise 2ebern, 1tnfreun6li6e Stim=
mung, i9le6te 8erbaulng unb unreis
mes Blut. 8iel bieies llnbeils fam
beieitigt tueroen, bur6 BEN @ebrau6
BON 8ropn's Sron 8itters, '6as bette
Stdrfungsmlttel, ie gelna6t. Jrau
gmilie Gratpfor6, &eiosbille, @a.,
f6reibt: nNa9 benz @ebrau9 bon
gropn's Sron Bitters iinb mir iiber=
aeust, baB es Nles lit, mas es beans
fpru6t, elm gutes unb suberldiiiges
Stdrfungsmittel." Sauienoe bon 9ln=
bern fpre6en in berielben Weiie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
TIE CAPTURED EXPRESS 1AlEE.

Tho Prisoner Arrived In sL Louls--prob-
ability OF u Quarrel over tho Division OF
tho Reward,
ST.. L0UIs, Mo-, March II, -Prontlss Tllor,
tho Pacific Express robber, arrived hero vi
si4b q, m. In charge OF Private Detective
Thlol, and was driven Immediately 10
tho Llndoll HotOl, whcro General
Manager Mssmon OF tho Pacific EKprosa
and Assistant General Manager Shop.
held, OF the United States lixpross, were In
waiting, All took breakfast together In n
private room, Tho morning was plssod IN
questioning 'flllcr aud comparing tho COM
pany'a books When this IN finished Tlllor
will DO given over 10 tho police.
MILWAUKEE, VIA, March ID, There
will DO q row about the distribution OF tho
reward offered for tho capture OF Tillor,
tho express robbor Carpooa, tho trunk.
man, aud hla olork, Joltor, who discovered
tho money, think they aro entitled 10 tho
full reward, The police and detectives
think they oro entitled 10 NJ least purt OF
IL The reward OF 10, 900 aud ton per cont.
OF the money recovered will make the total
reward foot up $4,000, II Ia now gonor-
ally believed that woman accompanied
rller 10 this city and that she In stlll here.
Tho detectives arc searching tho town for
hnY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-15
A Wlfe.MvRpeReR HANGED.


After seven Years Imprisonment and -Four
Trials, y ~. LouiA Utorlclde EsplateA
lila Crime ON tho oaliowa
ST. Louis, March i4.-Matt LowIs, col
ored was hanged horo at m carly hour for
tho murder OF hls wife In October, 1878,
LOWS Quarrolod with his wlfo, and cut her
throat IN NJ OF jealousy, llo escaped, but
was arrested nearly year afterwards llo
has boon In jail seven years, during which hC
has had -four trlala llo was sentenced 10 bo
hanged September o, 1873, was agan con.
vlctod November 10, 1870, and February
II, 1889, but got n new tflnl each time, llo
WAS convicted the last tlmo on February
ID, 1888, on which conviction no was
hanged today, after application In vain Ia
both tho Supreme Court and the Governor,
Lewis passed quiet night, lilo waa ~.
tended by Rev. Smith Claiborne colorcd, Of
Zion Church, The execution wap without
event After the post morlem tho body
was turned over 10 tho friends aud public
funeral services were hold In Roy Mr.
Claibofnu'p church