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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-22
9amprrbpisem 9eiimtttef.

Samorrboiben baben semobnli9 borber-
se6enbe eamersen i'm @iiden, Qsnoen unb Ben,
llnterleibe. 10 oas Der Yatient sIaubt feline Nie.
rem, Ober bic na9iem 0rsane ieiea in einem
trantbaften 3uitanoe. 3eitmeiie iinb 3eiden
brn nnberbaulidteit sesentpartis, als 8ld>
bnng. nnbebagti9teit bes Masens etc. Fine
Sen9tisfeit ipie S9peib, eth unansenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadoem man iparm
,tpiro, TT ein gepobnli9er 8esleiter. 8linbe,
blutise. un6 judenbe 9dmorrboihen nersen
our9 einmaIigen @ebrau@ bon 9r. 8oIonfo's
9amnorrbcioen Seilmittel, tuetdes brett amf bic
trantbaften Steaen e%inpirft, bic Sumor ab.
jorbirt, ba8 beftise SUDDEN befeitist unb eine
bauernbe SeiIuns berborbrinst, abseteut.
YreiS 80 Gents. Mbbrefire: 2be Dr. 8oionto
Me6icine 60, 8iaua, Ohio.
8erfauft BEL 8. Aalteber 6 Con.
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0tefe Soee,

bab bic 2ente nod Colorado, Neu @erifo unb
Dem @eften geben, nm bic S1pinblu9t au er.
Ieidtern, it gar ni4t n0tbis. Sober berniinf.
tise Wfaan piirbe Dr. 8Oianto's Suiten. uno
eanscn . ebrup in benz eriten @raOe Der
e Iepj aallea p ssSrs sni}ea. %e ri Il natselI sron m
9itis, S9merjen in bet 8ruit unb aler Shmp>
belten @reis so Gents unb 5 LOO. 8erfauft
gel s.. &alteber C Con.
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Weme @aaren.

11nermiiolid in ieinem gifer, bas Bete su
bieten, mas Der Marft Iiefert, bat Der betannte
S9~ubbanbIer 9err JAS. MARTIN ei.
S@ubsn einseIest, Der gaes abertrift, mas mir
bisbsr in bieisr 8rande faben. Die tanbse.
nabten Sdube finb BON elmer 2ei@tisfeit unb
@!eganI UNI jeSen Gub, MOLTEN fa9en jebes
Glibd9en, gu 3isrsn. aSir erfnden bic Damen,
fi9 bic neuen Baaren an3uieben unb Ge tuerbsn
NIT ms ibereinfimmen, bab Sas. Martin fei.
uen @uf, Der faibionabIe SdubbanoIer uniersr
@taot gu fem, nufredt erbaIt.
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Wner's gauesg Cure aemdbrt mid

Wper's NguesGure gepdbrt ni6t
nur ausenblidli9e 2inberung, ionberm
eatfernt oas Heterogeneous @ift, obne
na6tbeilige 6olgen gu binterlaHen, tpie
es bel Gbinin unb pielen an5ern anges
Seigten Gie5erarsneiea Der Gaa 1T. Sc
1T bic ein5ige IrSnei, Die man aIs elm
unfeblbares MtitteI sesen Me6ielfieber
tno dbnli1e &rantbeiten betra9ten
fnnu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-22

Gin Infaa bon Mbeumatismus
piro u~nbebingt bur6 bic Mntpenbumg
bon ct. Safobs Del gebeilt. @ebraudt
es fofort. 9as beliebte beutfde 6eils
mittel ct. Safobs Del foitet aur so
gts. bic Glaf6e unb 1T in alien Npotbe=
ten 3u baben.
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Cine 8arte.

an aae. tueIde an Golgsn bon 5usenoiam.
ben, %rerboier S6pade, fribem @erfaa, 8erluft
Der Wanncsfraft etc. leiben, fenbe i'd TO
re &ecept, baS ite fitrirt. Dieles aroBe Sell
mitlel lpuroe Don einem Wfifionar in Glib.
Mmerita entbedt. Sdidt abrelFrtes goubert
an geb. Soiepb s. Snman, Station 8, Rew
gorf gitb. 21,7,tup1i.
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0(ls oas arDkte Setlmittel Der

Mls oaS ar6kte Setlmittel Der
Watnr miro @@6nfel6's beuti@er Nie.
REM uno 2eberzSbee auertannt, unb
nit &e6t, benin fein a1tberes Mittel ber
Welt tpirftI o pobltbdtig tpie hiefer Sbee,
auf 2eber uno Nieret, unb erbdlt bic
wi6tigen Srgane bes meni6li9en &0r.
pers in aelunber Sbdtigfeit, tpobur9 Ell
benz gntffeben Der gefdbrli6en &ranfz
beiten bDrbeugt.
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Cine &arte.
Office bes st. 2eonarb GoteI,
Main Blasa.

STNee 0eS St. NeDlt1r0 D0tel,
Main Plasa.
San Mntonio, Seras. 1854.
&ebatteur Der rGreien preKe": 90
i'd beabfidtige, oas vSt. 2eonarb 6oz
tel" benz groBen publifum popular gu
MAIDEN, po ibm Der Comfort zines 1.
Rlafe 9otel getpdbrt tperben fanr,
babe i6 meine Staten auf $3.50 urb 50
per Sag reousirt. Sd tperbe baber
erfreut fein, Sic unb Greunbe gu feben
unb ibnem ale Nufmerfiamfeiten au
erpeiien. 9r. 8. u. Srerler, friiber
bonn Central Qotel, bat ii1 mir afloz
eiirt un6 giebt unferen bentidem 2unben
in ibrer Mutterlpra9e iebpeoe Nus=
funft.
Cars unb poftfuti9en fabren an ber
Sbiir Dorbei. Sbr ersebener
pbimas g. 2%ounsberrn,
rs, 2t4mp3W gigentbimer.
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~
Matter Mitter !! Mfdtter -!
Beroet SSbr bes Nadts selfSrt werben
unb in gurer &ube unterbroden burd bas
Sdreien zines franten 3inbes, meldes
S&mer3en bonn Durdbreden Der 3dbne
leibet? SIT es Der GoQ, 70 fault cine Tlaide
pom Wrs. Winslosns SOOTHING Gprup.
@r wirb ben arrten Sleinen iDfort BON iei>
men edmer3en befreien. Man perlaHe lid
barauf, 60 btlft. Sc if feine Muttcr auf
Grben, bic es periudte uno @ud nidt nit
theilen warbe, baB es bic ginseweibe re.
sulirt, ben Sleinen 6ilfe unb @eiunsbeit
unb Der Mutter &ube peridafft, baB es
ME 3auber wirtt. Das Wittel it fiber in
allen 6alen unb ansenebnt bon @eidmad;
es wirb BON elmer ber dlteiten unb belten
Occtcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten ber-
idriebeE. ueberal gu haben, bic Tlaide
du Is Gents.
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SSma. $. Omttcrfbe & Co.,

Ylumber8 IT,. @a8=6itter8,
1856 OF, S~outonfrabe, Gan s~lntonio. Babe.
Dannen, Stur3baoer, 8afereloiets, Marmor.
pIatteu, @ummii9ldude, 8lei- nnb @iienr0b.
rem, 8ierapparatc unb @~asfxtures aIer srt.
slae auftrdse peroem prompt aussefibrt.
20.3-
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QStAuSAkUtt
9icnitas ncai 20. geptember 1885.
Entered at the Post Office at San Antonio,
u Texas, as second class matter.
Der TprftiAmt in ben Nereiniaten
Staaten.
Scr u8ereim fir Gorffultur in ben
Ser. @taaten" bat ii6 aus ieinen tpins
5ig fleinen Nnfdngen berars in tpeniaen
Sabren gu GINGER 8e6eutung emporges
f6mungen. SIS lit nod fein eSabrsebnt
ber, oab biefer 8erei1t bon einigenWedns
ferft ber @ifeni9aft in @6icago ms
2eben gerufen tuurben, pcl1e lid Der
peroerbli1en Golsen Der finn= uno pers
ftanosloien Walobernlftung bemuBt
tparei1 unb mel1e Die Notbmenbi9feit
einfubeu, baB Der dranfenleien Mbbols
5ung @inbalt gebDten unb bur1 Na6
plansung fir bic @rbaltung unleres
Walbbeitanbes geipret tper6en rniiie.
Dieier gerein iir TorIffultur 1T feitbem
mddiig e~ritarIt, er 1T su elmer Wta9t.
~Igetporoen lin6 er Bat bas 6auptgemidt
1einer Sbdtigfeit nit &e1t barauf ge-
|legt, bic Dfentlitbe Meinurg iiber bic
Notbpenbigfest bes Walbl9ubes su Be.
lebren unb 3u @unften beHelbsn gu be-
einHuRen. Die Wirfiamteit beg 8ers
ems bat sur birecten Solge gebabt. baB
In 5ablrei9en Staten bes 2anbes bon
ben 2egislaturen MaBregeln getroHen
uurben, un1 pie beifsbeaben Wdloer au
erbaIten unb bur9 ttele MnpHanaungen
fur bas gntlfeben reuer WdIber Serge
3u tragen.
Mn benz Gage, an benz bieie Summer
Der ST. preRe" erf1eint (22. Sept.),
tritt ber biesidbrige gongreB bes 8ers
ems fit GDrt> Gultur, su tpeldem 6unz
berte bon Selegaten aus aIen Sbeilen
Der itnipn iftd6 gerneibet baben, in NDs
Ton 5%ufdinreit.
Mart fiebt biefer Contention NIT &e9t
nit groBem Sntereie entgegen. Die
6rage, um bic es fi9 bier banbelt, 1T
ia bielweniger cine bo9miheni1aftli1e,
| bern cine mana aIoemeine' hie einen
Sehett Etmos ot,nehf ,fnh hsren besr;e.
bigenbe 2DiunJ nit feinem Woblbebaz
gen uno feiner Gefunbbeit tpeit mebr gu
fhmn nat. ofs er lid trdun1en last
Senn Elm eeseber. her init nFfenem MIioen
in bic Welt bineinfiebt, bat bur6 eisere
@~rfabrung tpabrgenommen unb fann es
fd1ie6enen Sbeiien bes Qan6es b,,rm Sie
unarfh0rlid fortidreitenbe 9lbhnI,uno
bos -Glimo 5id perfhledtert. boR 6ie
SIii5e nerfou6ert unb oustrnfnen hos
Sic Meoenmenoe obnimmt o6er. tnas fan
nnh fSIimmer IN. ,InreneImdsioer fdGt
10 6os Sic Oiirre einerisits ME l1eher.
i6memmunoen on6erer5eifs in eridre.
deu6em @ra6e forfmdhrsnh amneh,nsn
Igie Mirbeilfiirme. heren. nerheeremSss
| Nuffretfu. iehfs beinahe cine aehemSs Mus
brif In Ken yeif,rnnen erfnrSsyt moren
her nnrinen @enerotiou mini in rem
| 11mfouoe befonnt. mie her ietioen uni
| 6isier i1n,ifomn III ehenfaIs a,g ma ~
| bi6e Oohinihmin6en bes WoIhhsTom.
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cxm Wssien m;rS FIR nr,ann
opa aoe.9osnahDen meII mepr gelDan,
els lM SEeH.gan3 gu l@dpeigell pom
SaOen, lno elilsrlells ole yto1gmenolg'
6snSen mn h;r ssennt;ofe;t hsrhei,;s.
hen Woumm,,Is az sr,emgsm mn onSsr.
f.;ts oIs.".x 80.
nraSsr INN 81; s TX ,%ar nr"s;,% Ss,,
SSurM af SorM sy ,rt p.aou,w gSa
s~rtns1enasrsy Syn en- e;n;osr o.ss
hss Wsiaeus S;e IN NOV NY sor I sr;;sas
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&C. $. Maller, Wbolefale> un6
G%etdilbdnbler in 6arbeu. Selen, Mn=
firei6ermaterialen, @ommerceh,abe,
San Mntonio empfieblt lein grpBes
9aser in bielen glrtifelu gu Stem Norf
Yreilen uno ma6t gang b~eionoers arf
ben gepdDlten 8orratb Don Yilbern:
@bromDs, &upfers unb @%tablfiden,
Selgemdloen uno Ybantalie : Bilbern
aler Nrt. ferner auf Die gei6madpone
Nasmabl bon 8ilberrabmen Der aGer.
mooernfen 6orm uno auf bic Mles
umfalienben 3eidenmaterialen auf=
merriam. ollie Muftrdsr fir iraeno cine
Der obigen 8ran9en peroen prompt
ausgefubrt; 8iIber bon ieber @r6Be einz
aerabmt uno ole Nrbeiteu m6gli91t
iGneu uno gut beforgt, bic in bas Sad
i6lagen.
Dead Shot" Screm @orm Qini.
ntent Mutt fiber ,tnb i9neD. Die1es Eminent
tootet Die 8lrmer aisenblidli@ bGIt GIieaen
ab unb BELT Die @unoe. SIM 8aIe r a~ufaeiot
IT es Gin auSgejeidnetes Seilmittel qeaen iraenb
tpelde Wunben beim &ieb. YreiS SO Gents.
yraparirt nnb srnn 8erfauf bel u. OreiE
Gun Nntonio. 49, tuw ="
-pbotograpbien, tpel1e in Gallo
Maps Gallerie e, 413 Of 9pufonz
StraBe genommen meroen, finb in
ieber 9ini6t %bolltommen unb f6nnen
ti9t iibertrofen uerben. Wer cine
bor3iglide Photographic gu maBigem
yreile ptini6t, benz empfeblen NH, mad
@alauaps @auerie gu seben, unb ct
rpiro aufriebengeftellt merben.
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ssImproved Condition Powders" fir gfer.
be unb @inbbieb. Elm ausseaeidnetes unb ct.
%trantbeiten aaer art, alaemeine llnpafli6feit.
Mnpadi'n Der Saut, @anoe, 9elbes @afer,
ber Eiifette. Gabrisirt bon unb sum gertauf
bet aboipb OrsiE glamo glaaa, sesen.
iiber Der Yoitofiee, Gan gntonio.
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6nrfdeihinf4H

suf55 Inra ~ i Nh. en- ssnsn bsIess,
.5isst1 l<rars, IS IS gd!sta1 bardSts sssanul.
6i< |r}<@ Sen zItpeftf ID peruria4en, ba5
fsGt{Ge 0ixIasn1 ant bic 9eria,sans&pr6aite
v s.'as sstss sa:;s Il ess. e = s ssssses 81. ! s. s.
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Der Uer. Staaten @eIanbte Cor
urb Der @eneraIeonfuI 0eap in gons
itantinopel iebten es BEL Der tiirfifden
&egieruns our6, bob bieieIbe bic Mns=
tpeiiung amerifanifder Suben aus See
rufalem tpieber riidgdngig ma1te.
9ie Nusneifungen oeut5her
@ei6san9eb0riger aus GaIiaien als Der
geltung fiir bic Nusmeifung bon polen
unb nngarn aus Deut16lanb erfofaen
imn1er 3ablreider. Man fdngt bort an,
beutf9e Waaren gu ybopeotten". Die
ruiff1en Seb6r6en peripeigern aug
9eutidlanb ausgepieienen polen bic
3ulaRung in &uBlanb, iobalb bieieIben
Ianger ais 16 Sabre bon bort abtpefenb
tuaren. Die 8ebauernstpertben wiKen
alio tpeoer aug nod elm unb in sspIae
befen bsrrf6t groBes glerb an Der poll
niiden @rense.
= IS %Derlautet, bic berihiebenen
@efanoten Der europdiI6en @roBmahte
iu @Dnltantinopel bdtten ben eultan
betuogen, bon Der Mbienbung tiirfiider
Sruppen mad Ofts &umeIien absufeben.
gefdtist fif oies, bann erfennt Der
Sultan bic bortige Sa6lase, ME lie
fid nod Der &epolution bonn porigen
Greitag gsltaltet bat, als au &e9te be,
ftebenb oil.
= Die 3ufdrbe auf Der Snfel Siciz
lien, unD namentli6 in palermo, mo-
bic Gbolera nod i%ortlpdbrenb i'm ,3us
nebmen begrifen 1T, tperbea aIs beiam=
mernstDertb gei6ilbert. &c, 0 perfo>
nen baben ii6 gefli9tet, bic 2dbem iirlo
geidloRen. Die StraBsn finb berooet
unb 0anbel unb @an6el liegen pols
ftdnbia barnieoer. Wdbrenb beg 20. B..
erfranften in palermo 1872 perfonen an
Der Cholera utto 126 fielen Der Seude
gum Opfer. Das 1T elm pru3entfab Der
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0r61F5 H6pIs nttr Etfff4anf bur@ cine einsise
9ggIisaiisn tis(s8 6arbs.ialsi8 IN pI6I3spesS
n6i1dife 6dr6e tezfeitsrt. Bet Npptbsftrn tu
tusfz pffe<s asrrrab Ct. saeso 23srt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-07
THE SARA sofa MURDERS.
Trial of the Prisoners Commemorative
Array of Counsel on BOth Sides.

Trial of the Prisoners Commemorative
Array of Counsel on BOlh Sides.
TAMPA, FLA, June 6.-The special
term of the Circuit Court for Manatee
county for the trial of the Sara Sofa MUIR
derers opened at Pine Level on Monday
last. Hon. IL. l.. Mitchell presiding. The
cases are under two indictments, as fol-
lows: State of Florida Vs. Charles b.
Willard, Joseph c. Anderson, Adam W.
Hunter, Ed. P. Bacon and Alfred B. Bid
well, principals, and Leonard f. An
drews and Alfred B. Bidwell accessories
before the tact, charged with the murder
of Charles +. Able; and the State of
Florida VS.. Ed. J.. Bacon, Louis l.. Cato,
Thomas Dryman and Adam w. Hunter,
principals, and Leonard +. Andrews, ia
cob l.. Afford, Charles B. Willard, Joseph
Z. Anderson and Alfred b. Bidwell, ac-
cessOrIes before the fact, charged
with the murder OF Harrison r. Riley.
Both parties being ready for trial, the
prisoners on the first indictment were
brought into court and arraigned and the
Indictment read to them. The States
Attorney announced the State ready TO
try Charles b. Willard, Joseph G. Ander-
son and George =. Bacon first, and, being
ready, the trial proceeded. A special
venire was issued for l7j jurors, RETURN
able on Thursday morning, and the trial
was remanded until then. The trial will
be "A lengthy one. State Attorney Hon. S.
NJ. Sparkman, Col. Hugh G. Macfarlane,
of Tampa, and Judge Z. r. Craw-
ford. Of Pine Level, appear for
the State, and Hon. Joseph B. Wall, Col.
Solon B. Thurman, Of Tampa; Hon. John
+. Hartridge, OF Jacksonville, and Judge
Graham, Of Manutee, for the prisoners.
The leaders on each side stand pre-
eminently high at the bar.
The action OF Gov. Perry is much 10 be
commended IN showing that the State of
Florida viii preserve her honor and the
law in her confines. The presence OF the
Attorney General at the trial gives addi-
tionai interest in this particular.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-07
STATE CAPITAL GOSSIP.
me Universfty's Weslth-Nelms' Sue
cessOr-RenfrOe for Postmaster-The
Y Nj. @. A. Fund $50, 900,

The Universfty's Wealth-Nelms' Sue
cessor-RenfrOe for Postmaster-The
T. M. @. A. Fund $50, 900.
ATLANTA, June 6.-To.day Lamar Cobb.
treasurer of the Board of Directors of the
state University, deposited with the
Treasurer $4,000 of maturin- bonds of
the State of Georgia. In exchange he
received an obligation of the State Tor
nifty years for that amount at 7 per cent.
In accordance with the act of Sept. 30.
1881. This makes just $780, 900 of such 7
per cent. obligations held by the uniyer-
sity trustees.
Ihe appointment of John W. Nelms as
Marshal was expected. MIR. Nelms will
take charge OF the Office July /. Bryant
says he is resigned 10 his fate. He will
remain IN Atlanta to practice law and
conduct ared-bot Republican newspaper.
mr.. Nelms will resign the position of
Irlnclpal Keeper OF the Penitentiary at
once, and it is thought the Governor will
appoint MT. Towers, of Rome, the present
assistant, to succeed him.
EX-StaCe Treasurer Renfroe will probab-
ly be appointed Postmaster at Atlant in
the next few days. Senator Colqultt is
expected to arrange this matter before
leaving Washington.
The fund for the Young Mems Christian
Association building was increased to-
night by nearly $4,000, and is now in
the nelghbOrhOOd of $4,000. Ii is thought
100000 Will be raised.
1t is reported tonight that Mr.. Mark
ham, owner of the Markham House, Will
take charge Of that hotel and run it him.
self
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-07
TWO MORE GONE WRONG,
A PROVIDENCE TELLER AND A.
LOUISVILLE CASHIER.

The Former COnfesseG To n Uefalcafiou
of S30,O0O and h Committed TO Jail
In Default OF BafI-The Latter over
drawe His Account from $4,000 to
@eO, 1000.
PROVIDENCE, r. T., June 6.--Wm. 4.
Dorrance, for more than 19 years secoud
Teller of the Providence National Bank,
was arrested this afternoon for embezzle.
ment and arraigned before United states
Commissioners Douglass, aud In default OF
$4,000 bail was committed to Jail. By
his own confession tho amount of the de-
lalcatiOn Is $4,000 and extends over sew
eral years, Ii WAS discovered that draft
OF $4,000 received early in the week had
not been credited to the bank in New
York from which it came, as it should
have, which led to an examination, The
directors, aided by experts, are making u
careful examination OF the banks c0ndi.
ton. The defalcation will, in no way,
affect the condition of the bank, as Il has
large surplus. Dorrance is of q highly
respectable family.
A CASHIERS UNBALANCED MIND.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 6.--For several
days rumors have been current on the
street here that George X. Speed, cashier,
and member OF the well known banking
firm of A. ID. Hunt q Co., was short Ia his
accounts, and that he had gone to
Canada. On Tuesday he left the
city without saying where he wRs
going. On Thursday his brother received
telegram from him at Detroit, stating
that ho did not know how he got there,
and that he was nearly crazy. On inves-
tigating the bank officials discovered
that Speed had overdrawn his
account by between $4,000 and
100000, but the same was properly
entered on the books. Speed was brought
back to Louisville by his brother Tonight,
and the matter will be settled satIsfac-
torily for all parties, as Mr. speed has
more than enough property to make good
the overdraught. Speeds mind is said to
be unbalanced from overwOrk.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-07
TIE FIRE RECORD.
A Farmer Killed by Lightning and His
Stables DestrOyed--A Macon Blaze.

A Farmer Killed by Lightning and His
Stables Destroyed-A Macon Blaze.
PATERSON, N. j., June G.-The stables
of David Van Guilder. farmer Of Saddle
River, Bergen county, II miles from here
was struck by lightning yester
day afternoon, and Van Guilder,
who was in the stable at the time, was
killed. A negro who was standing In
front Of the stable was stunned. The
body Of Van Guilder was found with one
hand on the halter Of one Of three horses
which were killed, but was removed be-
fore the destruction Of the stable, which
was set on fire by the lightning.
BLAZE IN A COTTON FACTORY.
MACON, June GA fire in Mill No. ! OF
the Bibb Manufacturing Company to-day
at S:l5 destroyed the drying rooms, con
tanning four drying machines, and a cot
ton press, together with $1,000 worth Of
cotton, making an aggregate loss Of slO,-
900. The fire WAS caused by spontaneous
combustion. The mill was fully insured.
dead wall saved the balance Of the
building.
DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATIoN IN DAN
BURY.
DANBURY, CONN, June 6.--Tbe extern
sive hat factory Of Beckerle 4 co. was
destroyed by nre at O'Clock this after
noon. A gus machine exploded and in
five minutes the three-stOry structure,
covering nearly an acre, pas a mass OF
flames. Mr.. Beckerle and 460 employees
were in the building at the time. and all
escaped, many jumping from the win
dOws. A number were badly burned,
among them Mr.. Beckerle. The flames
spread to and destroyed eight dwellings
owned by the firm. The loss Is about
$500, 900, and the insurance $4,000.
TANNERY AND GRIsT MILL BURNED.
Moss POINT. MISS, June "a. Bum's
steam tannery and grist mill we're burned
today. Loss $4,000. No insurance.
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THE DUCHY OF BRUNSWICK.
Opposition to Foreign Princes for the
Thrones of German States.

LONDON, June 6.-Apropos of the Ger
man dispute over the right Of the Duke
of Cumberland to succeed to the govern
ment of the Grand Duchv of Brunswick,
V0SSiSche ZeitaRg demands the passage
of a law excluding all foreign Princes
from succe eding TO the throne in any of
the German States. In an elaborate
argument for the passage of such a law, the
VosSlSche Zeitung points with especial
force to the Coburg-Gotha case, in which
the Duke of Edinburgh, it says, must be
excluded, for the reason, among others,
that succession in the German States can
not any longer be regulated by inviolable
family laws, but must be harmonized
with the higher political aims of the Ger
man empire.
BERLIN, June GA bill has been pre-
sented TO the Bundesrath in relation to
the Brunswick succession. 1t omits the
usual demand for urgency, an indication
that Prince Bismarck expects serious
opposition to the measure.
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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
Definite Agreement Arrived at-The
Hope OF the Princess OF Wales.

LONDON, June 6.--The PdH Mall Ga
sette says that it is glad to be able to state
upon the highest authority that the long
standing question of differences between
England and Russia concerning the
Northwest Afghan frontier has been
finally aud satisfactorily settled. A def
mite agreement has been arrived at on all
the questions OF principle, and the Com
missioners will forthwith commence to
mark precisely the delimitation Of the
boundary. They are now on the spot.
The Gazette believes that the above
might have been annobnced last week but
for the difference of opinion concerning
more precise definition of the frontier east
of Zulhcar. The Pendjeh incident will be
referred to the King OF Denmark, who has
informally agreed to accept the office of
arbitrator. The arbitration will be rigidly
confined to the Interpretation of the sa-
cred covenant of March 16.
PARIS. June 6.-The GdulOts states that
the Princess of Wales is endeavoring to
bring about a meeting of the Prince of
Wales and the Car of Russia at Copen-
hagen. 1t is the hope of the Princess that
permanent peace may be secured
through the meeting,
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THE AMEER AssAssINATED.


Said to Have Been Murdered by His
Suite-The RumOr Discredited In Lon
don.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 6.-The NOv0skt
announces that it has been privately in
formed from the Caucasus that the Ameer
of Afghanistan, Abdurrahman, has been
murdered by his suite. 1t is said that
the murder took place in Persia, where
the Ameer was at the time travelling,
and that Ayoub Khan, the deposed
Ameer, will be mis- successor. The
report causes much excitement.
LONDON, June 6.-The Russian report
that bdurrahman, the Ameer of Afghan
Istan, has been murdered by his suite is
not credited at the British Foreign Office.
COuriers from Cabul arrive at the British
posts on the Afghan frontier twice a week
regularly. In the latest reports brought
to the British agents at these posts, there
was no news of actual disorder I'm Afghan
istan, but the general situation in the
AmeeTs dOminions has been described in
all recent reports as one betOkening dan
ger to Abdurrahman's authority. This
has been attributed TO discon-
tent among the tribal chiefs
over the Ameer's failure to distribute
among them sums of money which the
chiefs believed he received from Earl
Duferin, the VlcerOy Of India, at the re-
cent durbar at Rawal-Plndi with which
to subaidize the Afghan tribes. The
chiefs have all along felt certain that Alb
durrahman was entrusted with a large
sum of money for their benefit and that OF
the tribesmen, and they have chafcd
under the failure TO get what they have
expected as their shares. II would not
be surprising II some Of these disap-
pointed chiefs should have resolved to
adopt murder rs a revenge upon the
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