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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-29
Muerlei.

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- Bom l. Sanuar 1884 big 1eute
iinb 296 Observation-Disclosures ausgegez
BEN tporoen.
= Gin Garmer bon 1balbe Gountp
banb gefern fein pfero Dor einem 9lufs
tionsifore an, ging bineiit I'M einige
ginfdufe au MAIDEN unb mar erfaunt,
iein Sbier nibt trieoer su finoen. Der
pferbeoieb i1eint entfommen 3u fein.
Die .WOmens Gbriitian Sem=
perance Union" bate unldngff 8eamtens
tuabl unb beidsoB, i'm Gmigrantenbaus
cine Nrbeitsidule fir 2inber unb eliten
kindergarten gu etabliren. Oas 1T iebr
lobensmertb.
6err Carl, @elhdftsfiibrer Der
Sproler @dngertruppe ngbelweib"
ma6te uns helite Moreen ieinen Se=
fu1.-Die Sdnger unb Sdngerinnen
trafen tpoblbebalteu bier ein unb tuer=
ben beute Mbenb gum eriten Male in
ueblingers papiaon unb li6erlid Dor
einem duBerif 3ablrei6en 9uoitorium
auftreten.
= Wie mir b0ren, bat fri. Velfte
pierce, cine porsiisli6e Sopraniitim,
So1ter bes Biidofs bon 4rcanias, ibrs
Wsitpirfuns Bel bem gnoe nd6fen
Monats fattfinbenbeu Muiiffeft suse.
fast..
NlIe 5alonbefber innerbalb bel
Gtabt iinb bon Der @ranb Surp oel
0erlebung bes Sonutagsgefebes tueger
angefIagt morben. Sc 8erbaftsbefebl'
tuurben beute 8ormittag ausgeitellt.
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Ser Nntrag auf einen ueuen pro=
aeb in Der Gloge 9ans 8. 9egener ge=
gen q. 8. SiIsbp 1T i'm Siftriftgeri6t
nieoergei9lagen poroen.
= 9ie 9erren Simpioa unb 9ibble
iino als S9iebsmdltner ernannt tpDr=
ben, um einen atpii6en u. 8. garotbers
uno &. 8. &eio beitebenben 5treit 3lt
i6lidten. Derielbe betrifft Mamrerarz
6eit an Der Sunietbabn.
= gs beiBt, oaB ii6 $. Sommers,
bon Dem bebaIptet tpurbe, er babe bic
@taot berlaiien, ito6 bier befinoet.
Grid Mienger, 8ormunb Der
Storbbedi6en minoremen @inber, giebt
beren 8erm6gen auf $3.50 an.
= glur cine 0eiratbs= 2icenie murbe
i'm 2aufe Der WO6e ausgeiteGt.
= 6inf Mdnner, Die tpegen 5run=
fenbeit berbaftet wuroen, batten elm
ie6er $5 strafe i'm gfeforbergeri6t gu
erlegen.
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= @ed3ig &iefen S6langen (Py-
thon bivittatus) iino an, Sreitag aug
6inter=Snbien i'm Berliner Mquarinm
einsetroffen. 9luf 6er 48tdgisen &eiie
1T nidt ems Der Sbiere 5ugrunbe gegan=
gen, pielmebr ieben iie fdmmtli6 prd6;
fig erbalten aus. Die Sbiere famen in
fiinf md6tigen Giiten an, Delde nit
Gries ausgei6lagen unb iebe nit brei
Wdrmflaf6en nerfeben tuaren. als bic
Giiten gebffnet tpuroen, bot 'es einen
9rotesfen Qnblid, tpie bic &6pfe Der
Sbiere bi6t gebr6ngt berpori4ollen.
Mfit einem fiibnen @riff padten fie bic
Wdrter alsoann einaeln ing @enid,
f1oben fie in einen Sad unb fpebirten
}ie bann BON oben in ben groBen
S9langenfdfig. Cine tpuroe ungez
matblitb unb biB BEN Wdrter in bic
9anb, fobaB ii9,ber ganae &a6en abz
6riidte. Sm &dfig.i .idoifen iie mad 6er
langen 0aft betdn6ig auf unb nieber
unb befaben ieben Minfel. Damn
{tiir3ten iie ii6 in bic WaRerbebdlter,
bic balb bid bon 99langeit lagen. Sic
ifellen Elm Capital bon $4,000 M. bar.
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zeras.

Soe SaHee. Oct & !m '5agIs 1917
epaTies Saglor Y .n 0IIM'es s:.Se gon"ey n CT
oroe1e; q ~ u POM Sgss. o.siss .ers.s, @Ja,@
d.es W SDu1FaMa sn.gslahSen .uoausm. .S..
Sanee gaIle IN SouIraHa 8eDe'talge'
uno oalsiDE - o.eI . a'aSe!. Ss:.sxx..s,.. ..a
or, 'ouM g;.., ..ssa s.m.n. sySM q m;e.ay;o coon 900
Sanlas el.g ID1IosA ~ % S!etulsa ovyu y.
Sa9rlinge s PCT 9OpI ~ $a.: = uaisetnaI.. ns nsh.
egatass On Y S9sulass ue' y. .ess gs. IVY sG
DON poIl 9SD.sg !uDgM.ss uslunu ns w
MI I lelnem olnDsl uHp hsglssss enDeLl. l.
NlanneIH, n pslge e1ne yssIUr y, Swais Z
nno o'sgen II'susM, a.,I anI n Dsl.! 2oe5s nuu'
Ielhel Uutm, g ie1un Iugl ~ Sns".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-29
0as ae(pbte QauS.

AuCo III UCl&CCtt ~ Hul UCLUutt@tbbHtu~
Big gut ober l6le1t. Oie tpirtbf1afts
Ii6en 3uftdnbe in Deutf9lanb miiIien
aber i6on unberbdltniBmdBig miierabel
iein, tuenn man bic 2oblieoer b6rt,
tpel9e Neueingepanberte iiber bas Welts
meer ert0nen laifen. Gta9folgenb eim
paar Qfforbe babon.
go f9reibt man aus Berlin:
eSn @iroprf (8orDrt 8erlin's 81 i9eint
bic Mustpanberang mad ben 8ereinigtem
Staaten BON Norbamerifa in benz be-
borfebenoen Griibiabre nibt unbe=
trd6tll6e 9imeniionen annebmen sll
tpDllen. Mebrere 9anbperfer, bic Dor
3tpei Sabren na9 Chicago aussetpatls
bert unb bor eiitiger 3eit gum 8eiu9e
mad @irborf 3uriidgetebrt iia6, baben
BON ben bortigen 3uifdn6en 10 berfilbs
rerii1e S9ilberuitgen gena9t, baB ein
paar bunbert perfonen ii6 enti6lofen
baben, ibr Slid in Der neuen Welt 5ll
periu9en, ipp bic 9lrbeiter unb 9anbs
tperfer in ber @D6e inebr Dollars bers
,bieuen follen, als lie bier in Berlin unb
llmgebungMarf berbienen. M69ten bic
&irborfer in ibren 9offnungen ni9t ge=
tduf6t tperben.
un6 ferner:
0pn mebreren i'm borigeu Sabre bon
Span6au mad Mmerifa ausgetpan6erten
ylrbeitern 1inb Na1ri1ten bierber ges
langt, tpel9e fat our9ipeg glei9mdBig
@iinftiges beri9ten. Gin getpiher u.
&ieger f6reibt u. u. in einem 8riefe
aus &eabing bonn 20. Sanuar an feline
Grau: 49,. 6enn befer f6nnen mir es
itibt finben, als in Mmerifa, tuir iinb
f1on brei Monate bier unb uns bat nod
feimer gefragt, tpie mir beiBen. Die
Obit'n bat cine Waf9felle angenom=
men, ba triegt iie 10 Sollars, ba tpdf9t
iie bic Wo6e eit1en Sag, bas finb AZ
set. l1nb tpeiter: rMein S9tpagey
bat beute cine Yaar fleine S9ipeine GEE
f1enft befommen bon einem beuti9er
ssarmer, 6enn bic 2eute iinb uns ale
febr getpogett un6 uns gefdat ess aud
febr gut, benn mir benfem bDrldufig
ni9t tpieber an 9eutf6lanb aurid."
Gin anberer Brief befagt baflelbe, be-
bauert aber, baB ben glusgetuanberten
bic 2entniB ber englii6en5 5pra9e feblt.
Ser Mrbeiter Wilbelm Sbit f6reibt an
ieinen Greunb &einbols: rgs 1T Naes
tbeurer als in 6panoau, aber es lit bod
aud beHer, unb tpie piel 8elb 1T 3u berz
6ienen! $50 mir finb, iinb feine59lofz
fer mn6 feline 9ii9ienma9er. Weunsie
f6nnten Bl9ien MAIDEN ooer S6loKerei
fi9 ieloff anIegen, 10 f6nnten Sic ben
Sag 6 Bis Z Dollars berbienen. Nuguif
9tieger bat am %. Ncbember angefangen
unb bat Bis Weibua6ten 60 Dollars
perbieut. Mein 8ater perbient bic WO=
DIE 265 Oollars. Niutter unb@roBmutter
tpaf9eu fit brei 6amilien unb berbienen
ieben Monat 5 10 un6 maiden iebe
Wo9e 6rei Sage. Mir iinb Bel einem
SSarmer, Der 1T aud elm beutIder unb
febr gut. lln6 tpenn Sie na6fommen,
bann f6nnten sic 2anb fur nidts fries
gen, bas 1T bas &egierungslanb, un6
tpemn sic bas 2anb 5 Sabre beipobnt
babeu, 10 fommt bic &egierung unb
i6reibt bas 2anb Sbnen gu eigen.4 =
Oies fimb einige tpenise Mus3iige aus BEN
8riefen ebemaliger SpanbauerNrbeiter,
tpelde ibr 6eil ienieits bes Meeres pers
fu6en.
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l1eber elm lliiblides ltnteruebmel

= lIeber elm nibli9es ltnternebmen
tuir6 aug Stem Norf gemelbet: rGs 1T
augenblidli9 cine 8euesung i'm @ange,
au bem 3med in ber Ndbe ber Staot,
am 9eelfer Elm Seint fiir Miitter nnb
ibre aimber gu erri6ten, ipe 6ieielben
,pdbrenb bes Somners auf einige Woz
den Mufnabme finben f6nnen. 9luf
biele Weiie bofft man ber erf9redenben
Sterbli9feit unter &inber i'm Utter BON
unter einem Sabre, tpenigitens in Ct
mas au feuern. Wsebrere Damen, bic
fid fpeciea fir bic 5ade intereifirett,
bielten cine Neriammtung ab unb III 5u
eruarten. baB bas lInternebmen in
Riirae in bas 2eben treten iuir6."
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aislide ssraae. Die Berlin

2ibli6e Srage. Die .BerIiner
Mespenl f6reiben bosbaft: Iom
@9murgeri9t in 2eip5ig 1T fiir3li9
tpieberufn Elm gu 5lpei Sabren @efdngs
nib unf6uIbig @erurtbeilter ber Greiz
belt auriidgegeben luorben. gDer ellt=
f9dbigt nun ben Staat fir Greilogis,
Bef6figung uno Nufii6t ipelde er BEN
Wsamne 10 lange unberbienter @eife bat
su Sbeil perben lafen?
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Sic neuefte 5eltiame geQtur

= Sie neueite ieltiame Natur-z ST..
i9einung 1T bas 0eri6minben zines
8erges in ben Nrbennen i'm 2urembur=
giI6en. M6t tueit BON Dem Stdbt9en
Durbup lag elm fegelf6rmiger Siigel,
tpel9er sur 3eit ber ipanii6en 9errs
i6aft als &i6titdtte biente. 9eit Dem
%. 6ebruar iit Der Berg peri6munben !,
elm fteiniges Gel0 nit einigen 8ruben 1T
an feline STEELE setreten. 8egen feds
llbr Mbeubs bemerfte man cine lei6te
groerf6iitterung; fein anberes 3eis
den bat &unbe bon benz Woment
geseben, tpdbrenb tuel6em Die @rbe ben
Berg Derifludt bat
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Gin beralid,es gSiafommeu.

Die galIfornii6en 3eisungen fowobl,
pie bic BON Muftralien unb SiibzNmes
rita fino boll bes begeifferten 2obes iiber
bic bdufig punberbaren 9eilungen, bic
bur1 ben groBen 56merSenfiller, st.
Safobs Del, betpirft tpor6eu.
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gur mer porf@tig.
sie {fonbeu an Der @ittertbiir.

Sic Itanbeit an Der Blltertbur.
vMaS6teft Su ni9t in ben parlor
fommen unb bort Elm Weil9en BET mir
bieiben, lieber George21
.N-nein, i9 thurs nidt," anttporz
tete @eorge 5au6ernb.
sd tpollte, Du fdmeh,4 fnbr bas
Msd6den fort. pgs it 10 f6redli1
Iangueilig. DIANA 1T ausgegangem
un6 papa ift oben i'm stpeiten Stod
unb ii0bnt bor &beumatismus in ben
8einen.
pSn beiben seinen2" frasts
@eorge.
uSa, in beiben."
Damn nil i9 9lei6 bineinfomt1en. :"
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Gin t,eues 8eibdft,

Oie llnter3ei6ne:er er6ffner am /.
april in gfo. 5 Weit=9ouitonltraBe ein
@rpeerp @el6dft nit einen1 Dollen
unb frii6en Eager bon Staplez llnb
6aneb= Groceries.
28,3m 6. Singer&Go.
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@ep. 80. Ghriitia,r,

Mrst unb Munoar3t. Office in u.
Dreib' Apotbete, segeniiber Der pofs
Office, Gan antonio, Seras.
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Or. NJ. g. Garniit, 3abnar3t, Alb
Oft : 3ouitonifraBe. 3wanaigidbrige
grfabrung. Operationen In better Weife
ausgefiibrt, unb billiger als irgenomo
anbers in Der 5ta6t. 20,3,NW
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s6-Gin iebr erOeeS Eager BON Baums
pcu. @inabams uno Seeriuders, ferner
cine pollIfinbise Auspatl psn Semen
EOile Du g1orb 3u 10, 121, IS unb 20
gsnislbidDaro.
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Dwi1n|er gsedpore Departet1ent fir
Dofien lam meber IN 2ualitdt, Wlunern
ober yreilen iibertrpfen perben.
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A. Kahn 81 Co.,

ode Waain Slaja unb Dsit gOumercs
2s,3,t3W StraBs.
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s@Giuise gtad BraHeler unb Sn.
grain garpsts iinb nod pcrrdtbis nnb
nerben ~ Wem Dorisr 9rftpreiien rer'
iauft. mian teiu4e uns.
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s~lluix eiifets uub sdub ; Ce.
partement iit nun pcllfidnbiS in aden
3meiaeu iino bieIe Waoren uereen jn
du6eSli nisorissu yrsiien perfuuft.
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S6rilnier 6erren,slsiser., 6nrnifbins
Grobs uub put. Department III ausers
kIen unb unitertreiftor in Auulitit unb
Dfuftern.
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BIZ
WS6eatti@e 8reie preiIe
'1i@sin.
ieben DbnnerftaS
ant fsaft
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1,25 far 6
Mpnate in gorausbeSahluns
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25
Letter List.

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING USCALLED
FOR IN THE PosroFFTCE AT CAIRO, ILL.,,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1884.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25
Hon. F. L. Albright

Was on hand last night as announced, and
made one Of his characteristic stirring
speeches. Mr.. Albright WAS 'scorted to
the court house by large number Of torch.
bearing Democrats, led by the drum corps.
Several houses on the line of march we're
illuminated, and rockets and other fire.
works were touched off in honor of the oc-
casion. Arriving at the court house, F.
Bross called the meeting to order, and in
few very pertinent and pointed remarks in
troduced our next Congressman Hon. F.
E. Albright. The speaker first gave his at
tention to the tariff, aud then passed to
review of the history and comparison Of
the principles and practices of the two
great parties, one of which he so ably rep.
resGnts. The court house was well filed
with an attentive audience, who showed
their appreciation of the speakers efforts
by frequent and enthusiastic bursts of ap-
plsuse.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25

M. Dcligny, who has under him 40.
600 operatives in the copper mines Of
the province Of Huelva, Spain, of which
he has been chief engineer since 1S48,
states that he has never been able to
ascertain that any one engaged in the
mining industry with which he has
been 80 long connected had died Of
cholera The health of the mining
population is excellent, and deaths from
zymotic diseases are rare among them.
N. Deligny also mentions that people
OF rank and wealth ut Madrid and 9TH
er parts Of Spain have engaged every
available lodging about the copper
mines. He stated that the immunity
from cholera in the Swedish copper
mines Is SO notorious that In 1864 and
1865 tho royal family and court went to
live In the Phalun mines, where there
was not a single death from the. cpl.
demic.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25
The DAILY BULLETIN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

E0R SALE ~0ne small monkey coal stove, one
l. large canon stove. Apply at The Bulletin Office
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25

Louis Herbert is in Chicago on bust.
ness.
--Paducah is to have "Pecks Bad Boy"
on Thursday night of next week.
The ladies are getting their geranums
aud other tender plants into the house.
Henry Stout, the contractor, is doing
considerable brick work in Mound City.
Good shoes at prices that all can pay
st. Louis Shoe Store, 10l Commercial av-
enue. ct
Wm. Clavin was yesterday fined $500
and costs by Judge Comings for dsorderly
conduct.
"A firm at Hazclhurst, Miss, ships toads
to Louisville florists, who use them to rid
their plants Of insects.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagalas saloon
and restaurant corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. If.
The City of New Orleans yesterday
put off 100 bales of cotton at this point for
shipment east over the Wabash.
The Pearl went down the river yes,er-
day with q big tow Of rock and two barges
Of wire to be used at Plum Point.
Railroad men should see our box toe
boots; very prime and cheap. St, Louis
Shoe Store, t2
The BULLETINS local is under last
ing obligations to Mr.. c. W. Bradley for
numerous and substantial fayors.
There were 6,45S more votes polled in
Cincinnati at tie late election than in the
corresponding one four years ago.
All heart sawed and shaved cypress
shingles at Lancaster 81 Rice Manufacture.
ing Co. for $3.50 per thousand If
Capt. English intends as soon as the
political campaign is ended to reorganze
the Halliday Guards, of this city.
The City Of St. Louis passed down for
New Orleans yesterday, with good trip,
taking on about $50 tons at this point.
Good calf boots for men at $3.50 a
pair. St. Louis Shoe Store, 10l CONNER.
cial avenue. 2.
The Wabash road will carry those who
wish to attend the Hendricks meeting at
Vincennes to-day for $500 for the round
trip.
Good fruit will be scarce this winter
and will command high prices. Appear.
ance indicate that apples will not keep
well.
The best and cheapest line of chldren's
aud misses spring heel shoes In the city at
the st. Louis Shoe Store, lOl Commercial
avenue. q
Fired Teichman expects to open a
branch cigar store on tue coraer of Egh-
teenth street and Commercial avenue in
lew uhys.
Those who got up early yesterday
inform US that there was heavy frost.
The cold snap lost its grip during the day,
however.
Come and see our line of kid button
shoes for ladies at $3.50 pair. They are
beauties. St. Louis Shoe Store, lOi Com
mercial avenue. 2t
Two rural gentlemen in passing Ma
gels jewelry store few days ago, noticed
the novelty clock 10 one of the show win
down which runs 400 days without wind
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25
Funeral Notice.

DIED Friday, October "a, 1884, Ch.s
Heltereeh, at the residence of his son.iu-
law, Henry Hasenjseger.
The deceased will be buried at Beech
Ridge. Funeral services will be held to.
morrow Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25
Notice..

Members Of the Cairo Casino are request
cd to meet at their hall this Saturday ev-
ening at o'clock to make arrangements
for attending the funeral Of their late men,
Der, Mr.. Chss. Helferech. Prompt atten.
ton required. JACOB Bower, Secy.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25
Weather Report.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.S.A.
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER "a, 1884. {
The following table gives the tempers-
ture at the points named this afternoon, the
observations all being taken at 2.l2 p. m. /:
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25

The latest news from Zululand comes by
cable. The warriors have all married;
they desire 10 the future, peace, happiness
and enough DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for the
nCXt seRsOn.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25

By fall on the ice Mr.. jeremiah Cole
man, Norwich, N. Y, sustained a severe
and obstinate sprain, of which he WAS cur
ed by St. Jacobs oil, the magical pain cure
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-25

THE BULLETIN thermometer stood as
follows at the different hours of the dsY
given in the diagram below:
The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16
THE riRsr or AUGUST x1Llxos.

The Commissioner Of the General Land
Office at Washington City has just issued
q letter of Instructions to the Receivers and
Registers Of the local land Offices in rela.
ton to the filings made on the Ist Of last
August on the reverted Northern Pacific
lands. The Helena Land Office has fur
nished land attorneys with copies Of these
instructions, from one Of which, obtained
from Mr.. Phil d. McGough, we condense
the following points that will be Of interest
TO a large number Of persons in Southern
Montana who hoped on to the lands un-
der the 1st of August order: The Com
missioner says that the applicant, or filler,
having improvements on the land Is to have
the preference. II the applicants have
made simultaneously filings II. e., on
the rst day Of August-and neither Of the
filers have improvements on the land then
= day will be fixed, by published notice, on
which both applicants will have an oppor.
tunity to bid for this privilege to file. Thia
would seem to be fair way IF settling con
flicting claims between applicants, besidet
It will be Of advantage to the Government
The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16
A TRUE RABBIT STORY.

John Miller is supposed to be the finest
iackass rabbit shot In Beaverhead County.
John 'shoots NIT musket" and captures
four rabbits At clatter, sometimes. The
other moonlight night John slipped out in.
to his cabbage patch, which is inclosed with
close picket fence, with holes In one COR
ner to let the innocent Jackasses In. The
garden was full Of rabbits. John ran his
eye along the barrel Of his blunderbuss and
fired. The report Of the gun sounded like
the echo Of 4 Fenian explosive. When the
smoke cleared away one dead rabbit was
found and three more, with their heads
througl. the picket fence, were kicking and
trying to creep through. Catching the
the struggling rabbits by tive hind leys, John
lugged them to the house. where he aston.
tshed his wife BY turning them loose on
the kitchen floor. Four rabbits 1t one sho,
is tremendous shooting, and Iohn Miller I,
entitled 70 the champion belt. The moral
to this story ie this--if you want to slaught
er jackass rabbits use . musket, but b
careful you have the kick taken out Of TIN
butt end Of the gun before you fire 4 of.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16
wAsm1noroN,s B1Rrn.DAx BALL.

The invitations are out for grand Wash.
ington's birth day ball to be given At Htgt,
School Hall on the evening Of February
a7d. under the auspices and management,
Of Apollo Lodge, NJ. IS, ]. @. O. F., al
Dillon. The magnificent ball given by the
Odd Fellows, some time ago, Is an assur.
ance that the ball on the 77d viii BE spleen.
did success and that Il will be largely a.
tended BY The people Of all parts Of South.
ern Montana. The committees Of gentle.
men selected to manage the ball are % Sol.
lows:
On Arranses,aents-c. Hirschman, c. +
Thomsen, G. II. Tracy,
On Invita.ion-s. b! seebe, ]. G. Net.
len, Chas. Bliven, w. Moorhead.
On Reception Walter Crowell, Fidel
Huber, Phil z. Poindexter, n. Bsundage.
On Decosation-F. e. DeFriex, Gustav
Bachstein, I. Cashmere, Fred v,ck.
On Finances r. Kirkpatrick.
Floor Managess-C. Z. Thomson, G. H
Tracy, Chas. Biiven.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16
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0O0Wx2XW0 o. III - Wyl8s
The sspotls q Tire csnlllil ~ efske sasesp
10 Beaveshed County show tisat the bands
ore expes3eeeing rouehes witnessing thaa
tl,sy. dld last winter. Our slleepmen are
Ill feeding. arb h het, iave bssn sr
some time past The supply Of teed Il
not large, but BY ecos,omizing II Il expect
"a that the hands will be pulled through IN
tolerabiy good condition. There b no dis
case Of . contagious Or epidemic character
reported and there has been comparatively
little loss thus far this winter. Referring
to reported new dlsease among the sheep
the Billings Pssf says: IAN itemis 60.
ing the rounds Of the press about q new
disease among Montana sheep. II 10 said
that the Marquis de Mores has lost IS per
cent Of 1900 which he shipped from Wis.
constn last July. The sheep swell up and
bleed At the nose before death. A tasf ssor.
kew examination discloses extravasation oi
the blood In the intestines, and it 10 incura,
Bile. The diseases was heretofore unknown
However, the Marquis' sheep are In Dako
ta-not Montana-and inquiry among ON,
sheepmrn discloses no such disease In East
ern M ontana." There 10 no such disease
among the banda of Southern Montana
and 1t IL probable that the report Of the new
disease among sheep which has gained .,
extended cit culation 10 incorrectT
The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16

Thomson 4 Bliven have Just received car LOAD
Of the finest Utah NeW-Procees Flo1r, which
they osasT al much reduced prices The New.Pro'
.,esS il the hest -four 70 he had anywhere.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16
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2HErr llUSlc.-Nss. Il 4 Mansna has r.
~ nice sele1lcp al ~ IL --latest and uost pDp-
uIar pieces. csl early wie seock y cnspaees. -
The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16
10, 0!.Ts

On Thursday evening. JANUARY ~, hetwe-n Dill
Ian and Louis llansnnS. light gray oveTcnaf ens'
tsintnx 4 ssssssosandum honk and pair Of gloves.
The 8nd~r viii he rewarded o. Ieasang the same n
The TRJpGMa olISce.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16

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