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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-09
Me.fern uninn D,xiaena.

New YORK, December S.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Western Union Telegraph
Company resolved to recon mend to the
Board Of Directors that dividend of I
per cent. be declared for the quarter.
The statement of earnings, actual and es-
timated, show decrease.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Terrible FiIe and Explosion at MIL.
waukee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, December S.-This
morning about Z o'clock fire, accom-
panied by an explosion, broke out in the
Daisy Roller Mills and spread to the EN-
pire Mill, completely destroying both
structures, entailing a loss of about $780,
600. 1t is said none of the workmen were
! injured, but that four firemen were Sc.
| riously injured by the falling of one of the
walls,
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attention to it, and we defy Competitor in that line
Assignee's Sale.
TNDER and by virtue OF a deed of assignment
day of May, 1885, recorded in the Registers Office
of Shelby county, Tenn, in book ISL, page 22S,
will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder.
Madison stree's. Memphis, Tenn on
"wednesday. December o, 1855.
the following described real and personal prop
erty-sale com encing at II m:
24 shares of the capital stock Of the Woodruff
Lumber Company at ST. per share, 81, 400
Is shares of the capital stock of the Factors
Fire Insurance Company. sl00 per share, $3.50.
notes and drafts of IL. A. Partee, aggresating,
will also sell the right, title and interest o
Amos Woodruff in the 70 lowing described real
estate in Shelby county, Tenn, to-witf Lot l0l
beginning on the north side of Safarans street y
feet and 8 inches east of northeast corner OF
Tnird and Ssfarans streets; running thence
81 feet and IL inches TO q stake: thence south u
feet and inches to Saffarans ,treet; thence 81
feet 5pd IL inches with Saffarans street to the
Z. Also. part of country lot 500, north side OF
Adams street, just west IN adjoining u. w Mac
rae, fronting 50 feet on Adams street, and run.
3. Also, lots 80, 81 and 80, in Amos Woodruff
subdivision of country lot SIS; each of said lot,
have front of 80 feet on the east side of North
Winchester st. and depth of l4O feet; a'so lots 81
49, 80, % snd So of said tubdivision each OF saic
lots have front of 40A feet on the north side o.
Railroad avenue, and varying depth of 81 tt
subdivision of :. NJ Gates; each of said lots hav,
front of so feet on the east side of Msnasssi
and depfa OF ,ees eatb e al Ina as s az
200 feet south of johnson avenue or Old Raleigh
road
sell and will convey only q assignee = gFS.spp
Assignee Amos Woodruff.
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The Pennsylvania coal Strike at an
End,

PITTsBURG, Pa, December S.-Re-
ports received from the Monongahela
Valley coal mines to-day indicate that
the backbone of the long strike is broken.
Nearly every mine in the fourth pool was
in operation this morning at the reduc-
tion, and in the three lower pools the
men were returning to work in large num-
bers at the operators terms. 1t is the un-
prejudiced opinion of river men and resi-
dents along the river that the strike is al
an end, and that the close of the week
will find the miners all working.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-09

GREEN BAY, Wis, December 6.-The
tug Resolute caught fire last night in her
hold from the furnace, and burned at
her dock. sinking in thirteen feet OF
water. She was valued at $4,000, and was
insured for $500 in the German -Ameri.
can Company. E. Booler was her owner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-09

Nothing looks more untidy than the
presence Of scurf and dandruf in the hair
and on the clothing. One bottle of Park
er's Hair Balsam will heal the scalp and
free it from this nuisance. Stops falling
OF the hair, promotes new growth and
makes it soft, glossy and silky. Best of
dressing. Deliciously perfumed.
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Third Dispatch.

New York, December s, 4:30 pm
VIM. H. Vanderbilt, the millionaire rail.
road magnate, dropped dead at z:3O p m
to-day at his residence in this city. The
cs'ise of Mr.. Tanderbilt's death was carr
alysis OF the brain.
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BRITISH ELECTIONS.
An Estimate of-the Final Result of
the BaItOtiug.

LONDON, December s-An estimate of
the final result OF tbs slestions give the
coalition of Tories and Parnelites ma
jority of 10 over the Liberals. Apart from
the Parnellite vote the Liberals have a
majority of ~. The Irish Conservatives,
headed by Mr. Lewis, are forming an in
dependent section, opposing any coalition
with Mr.. Parnell. Mr.. Burt replaces Mr.,
Lawson as leader of the Local Optionists,
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New YORK, December s, All p.m.-The
rumor of the death Of VIM. a. Vanderbilt
is confirmed. He died at 2:3O this after
noon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-09

PARIS, December S-J'he Gaulois ssys
that cholera has become epidemic in Brit
tsny, and is committing frightful ravages,
the scourge being worse at Audierne than
It was st Marseilles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-09

New York, December 8, 4:10 p.m.-It is
rumored that VIM. Fl. Vanderbilt dropped
dead in Grand Central depot a few min
utes ago.
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DIED..

JACK-Decemeer 8, 1885, a. s o'clock y. u.'
WILLIAM JAoE, JR., infant son of Mr.. and Mfb.
Butler Jack.
Funeral from the residences Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
A. Aithcuse, 80 Linden street, this (WEDNEs-
DAY) morning at 10 e'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-09

You'll find her smiling night and day,
Although at times she is not gay.
And should you wonder why you meet
This constant smile, regard her teeth.
She only laushs those gems to show,
Which SOZODONT makes white as snow
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4 Cowardly Attack Upon a Young Min.
M

PrTrBURG, Pa, December g. Intelli-
gence has been received here of probably
fatal assault on young minister at Barker
vile, a hamlet in q remote corner of
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TSsGALINE is. an excellent remedy in
rheumatism and neuralgic diseases.
A. P. HENDERSON, MD, Martinsville, Mo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-09

NEW YORK, December 8.-The ex-
ports of produce from this port during
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BF Hats, Reshaped, Feathers Cleaned, Dyed
IS - GOLDEN HAIR WASH, by the Small or
I.nrna 0na ntitu
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HUNTER making brief professional Memphis previous
his Europe and be consulted No so COURT STREET Mem
the Head Caah Throat
Asthma Construction Deafness Eye Diseases Heart Affections and
BLOOD and Nerve Diseases Hours-10 M.
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Assignee's Sale.

We Make a Speciality of Millinery,
Employ the best sn ds in the city. give our whole
atten ton to il, and defy potion in that lin
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Y. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, hass.

Worth 81 SO.
An Immense Lot Of Fancy Feathers,
Wings and Birds sat.................-... 75c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-09

Finest Assortment of Dolls In the City.
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Mr.. Jay Gould, in an interview with a
reporter of the Associate Press his even
ing, said: "Mr. VaLderbilt's death was
certainly surprise 10 me, and q sad one,
| too. His death will be great loss TO the
world of business and finance; for he GER
tainly was the foremost figure in many OF
the greatest enterprises that have been
| carried out in this country during the past
twenty-five years"
"You have been intimately acquainted
with Mr.. Vanderbilt for many years, have
| you not" asked the reporter.
81 hrst met and became acquainted
with Mr.. Vanderbilt in 1867. At thai
time / was President of the Erie Rail-
road, and he was Vice-President of the
Hudson River Railroad. 1 found him to
be q man of wide resources and sound
| judgment. Afterwards he became Vice
President of the New York Central. and
figured extensively in the building up O
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and working in the full pride of health
and strength five minutes before. DIR.
Mclean pronounced his death the result
of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-01
q usIQn n 5.

= Gaiier Wilbelm ipI ben Wunl1
geduBert baben, aus Q9tung Dor benz
4nbenfen bes periforbenen &6nigs Nlz
pbons bon Spanien, ioglei9 ben Ser.
trag iiber bic @arolinen Mngelegenbeit
5u unter5ei9nen. (DieIer 0ertrag lit
alfO = tpie man bier Indirect erfdbrt =
trob aler Ierii6erunsen INNER nod
ni9t nnter3ei9net!)
- St : R6nigin Slabella fiir9tet,
man f6nne iie In 5panie1 tpiber ibren
Wilen sur &esentin ernennen Cd unb
bebbaIb iiebelt iie nod paris iiber, tuo
iie elm pra6toolles Yalais belibt.
= Gorilla, ber Tiibrer Der fpani.
i9en &epublifaner, 1T bsfanntli1 nee
gen Weri1w0rung gum SDbe berurz
tbeilt, unb uenn ct iebt nod Gpanien
fdme Ger lebt fiir gep6bnli9 in paris)
baum miirbe man = fobalb man ieiner
bsbbaft piirbe = bas Sobesurt6eil an
ibm pollitreden. Nber = cbie Niirn=
berger bdngen Reinen, iie bdtten i'm
benn!"
= griefen aus Ober= r=gsppten sufols
ge beginner bic Mnbdnger bes Mabbi,
oefen @rab gu elmer Mrt WalIfabrtsort
geworben 1T, lid tpieber gu regen.
edmmtlide Hraber iinb elm 9er3 unb
eine eeele nit ben n&ebellen". Die
Gage Der nod iibrig gebliebenen engliz
i9en 8arnifon in Sber=@gppten 1T eine
febr beoenfli9e.
= gta9 ben Mngaben Der 2onboner
| paa Maa @a3ette iinb Biz gum Nbenb
bes %. 9fopember fiir liberale ganbiba>
ten abgegeben tporoen: 1.042, ,203
Stimmen unb fiir eonierpatibe: $780,
210. Die 2iberalen baben bic 6off,
nung 10 siemli6 aufseseben, cine abfo.
lutte Maioritdt i'm neuen unterbauie au
erlangen.
- Ser @bef Der Barrier @ebeimpos
li3ei Mr. &ufdenbei6 (s) tpurbe tobt
in ieiuem Bureau in ber poli3ei prds
feetur aufgefunben.
= Serbien unb 8ulgarien t6nnen
fi6 ni6t iiber bic Griebensbebinaen ei=
nisen. Serbien tpeiJert fid, eine Griegs=
entifdoigung an 8ulgarien au 3ablen.
Ser geitern semeIbete Waffenftilfano
! fdeint nur febr furae 3eit gewdbrt au
baben, benn es tpirb BON beftigen
3dmpfen beridtet, Die um pirot berum
| ftattgefunben baben follen. Sic Bull
garen bebaupteten fdliebli6 bic Stabt.
Ser @eiammtperluit auf beioen Seitsn
tpirb auf 5000 Sobte uno 8erwunbete
angegeben. Oas Reimbursement bon
gBibbin bauert ebenfalls fort. 6iirn
Nleranber iff entfdloHen ben Grieg forts
suiesen, ba Serbien iid peisert, eine
Griegsentiddoigung 81 sablen. 81
miro bafiir ierbifdes @ebiet annectiren.
= Aus pas fiir elmer Sorte SOL.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-01
Die aroseu 8,pede oes sebeus

finb Ii@tisfeiten fir ben dronifden @atienten
@as finb ibm bic gefriebisunsen bes gbrsei;es,
bic Anbaufuna bon @ei@tbimern, ober bet &c.
gen bes GamiIienslids Ser @efdmad am
4eben 1T fort, es bat feinen 9ped me6r fur i'm.
@obl ibm, penn ni9t al bas unuieserbrine.
lid usrloren-penn feline sfranfbeit ni&t BON
Der tief einsepurselten orsaniiden art ift, weI&e
feline eoiTnuns auf 9eiluns suldbt. Biir biele
Der llebeI, peIde bes Gleiides Grbtbeil finb uno
ipslde man friiber fir unbeilbar bieIt, 1T So.
fetterY Masenbitteres elm madtises
3eiImitteI. Darunter befinben T9 DhspepIie,
@ronilde Sartleibisfsit unb Rbeumatismus,
fonie edwade uno 9erbofitat. 0ieie iino
beilbar burd bas madtiae BieoerberiteIunss.
mittel, Deides isinen Dienft sriinblid tbut,
,noem es ben llebsIn, au beren 8efeitisuns ss
9esisnet y an bic @nrsel sebt. Dutd Side.
rune bsr eebbaftisteit unb @sinbeit bes 8lut.
nmilauts, our9 9erbeifibrung eines seluRbsn
6l'ebens Der Sale nno ourd 8sforosrnns sines
re9elmabigsn Stublsanses fefiiat es ben Sraa.
nismus sssen MaIaria. aud in es aIs Gin
Sarntreibunssmittel niblid.
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bod nur pnn Sbnen gebabt baben2
Jti9t tpabr, Sic baben ibn ibm geseben2
So, erwiberte iie; i1 bate ibn bon
meinem Batter ber; auBer uns pubte
Jtiemanb ettpas bon Der Sbiir.
9eben Sic tpobl, iaste er.
Oamit ct iib beritefen f6nnte, babe
i9 ibm ben S6liiiIel aegeben, bdtte if]
ibn benn anaeigen miiHen?
VS. ift elm GROCER nnteri6isb, antmor=
tete er, ob mon einen Meni1en, bon Dem
man tDeib, oaB er geraubt unb gefoblen
bat, anaei9t, ober Oh man ibm Elm 8ers
Ped giebt, bon mo aus er INNER neue
Edubereien unternebmen fann. lebris
gems miifen Sic bod re1t gut geuuBt
baben, baB Sic ettpas l1nre9tes tbaten,
benn als man p9r sSbr 6aus tam, bat.
ten sic Ia einAio fble1tes @eminsm,
oab Sic entflieben tpolten?
sic bate bic gllenbogen auf bas Sc.
ldnoer geffiiBt unb bas @eli6t nit ben
0dnben bebedt unb ertpiberte nitbts.
Gs 1T bod ridtig, tpie man mir ges
luBt guts IIaBle er melter, Sle DdDer
bic Sbar Sbres 9aufes aufeeriRen unt
gu entflieben perfu6ts
Oas Mdb6en lieB lansiam bic Wrme
rlie3erlinten unb iab nit einem bum.
pfen, troftlofen Bid bor ii9 bin.
So, iaste iie, i6 bin nod borne bin
ausgelaufen, neil i1 badte, bab ct :
fie itodte =
Weil Sic ba6ien, baB er : mass
fragte er ungeoalbig.
IS ftieg etipas f9tper in i9rer Brufl
empor = bab er, fubr fie enbli9 fort,
unter6ehen = nod binten binaus :
babon fommen ipiirbe.
6eibenitein redte ii6 lang empor uni
blieb ftarr Dor ibr fteben.
(Gortfetung folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-01

Was man ni6t Nles in Deuti6,
lamb iiber bic praftii9e ginrihtung ein=
5elner unierer amerifanii6en Poitdmter
5u erSdblen meiB! go leien mir u.
u. in Der n&6lu. 3tg.":
Cine prattiide ginridtuns bat bas
pOitamt in Quincy, S1iuois (ger.
5taaten), in einem 9aiten, Der aus
fdlieBlid aur Nuinabme bon @il=Brie=
fen beitimmt lit. Sobalb elm 8riei in
ben Gaiten gemorfen tpirb, ertont cine
barin angebra6te @lode, oeren &lang
einen Beamten berbeiruft, ourd ben
fiir bas iofortige Nustragen oes 8riefes
gefor9t wir6.
Sopeit bic &6lnerin. Mel6er Quin=
cper SpaBuogel ii6 wobl ben Sur ge.
ma6t bat, oem beutl6en tonanqez
benben Blatte bielen lllf als SbatIade
auf3ubinben!
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unb eing f6peigenb i'm 3immer auf
unb ab.
3wif6en Slid unb @eldnber, bidt
Dor ibr blieb er iteben.
Sic baben In ber unteriu1ung alles
geleugnet, fagte er, Sic baben beitritten,
baB Sic bic geraubten Ga1en unterges
bra1t unb perfauftbaben - baben sic
oas tuirfli1 nidt setbans gr bate bic
Mugen auf ibre Mu9en geri1tet, iein
Bid NOR niht Der beg ssnquirenten,
ben bas 4uge bes @erbre1ers ertrdgt,
neil es li9 bagegen perbdrtet, es mar
Der tiefbringenbe Bid Der Meni9ens
freunbli9feit. Sic bielt ben Bid cine
3eitlang aus, bann fentte lie bas
6aupt.
Jfein, fagte iie leiie, i1 babe es ni9t
getban. gs uaren bic erften Morte, bic
er bon ibr bernabm; lire 6timme bate
einen Acknowledgment Glang.
9eioenftein tpanbte fid gum Slide
3urid unb blidte auf iein papier.
Gin 6ebler, Der BON Sbnen bic Sas
den gefauft. lit allerbings nidt ernitz
telt, elm beffimmter geweis 1T ni9t bas
fiir geliefert, faste er Dor iid bin.
Jh9t mabr2 rief bas Mdo1en baftig
unb laut, es ift fein Beipeiss 9iein ges
nib, i'd babe es nidt setbaf! Ct bate
ben Qopf geienft, 10 baB er ben ipdbens
ben, beinabe liiiigen Musbrud ni9t Be-
rterfte, ben ibre Mugen babel annab<
men.
gr ri6tete bas 9aupt enpor, obne
lie au3ufeben.
Denn id Sic pertbeibigen fol. iaste
er, mub i'd an Sbre llnf1ulo glauben
tonnen; Sic mtiffen mir bic Wabrbeit
iaaen.
Sa, lieber 6err, i1 fage bic Wabrs
ps't, ertpioerte fie angftpoq; er f1ien ers
snrnt, benn feline grauen batten fi9 au-
lammenge3ogen, unb feline @timme
tlang rauber els porber.
es mar aud 70; er aiirnte, benn ct
mar tn otelem Augenblid iiberseugt, bab
tie log, uno fonoerbarer Weiie embfan6
tbat. 7"'
Wenn Sic Nlles abtreiten, fubr er
fort, tuerben Sic Sbre Gage nidt Der.
befern; Sic f6nneu bod nibt leuaneu.
boB sic - bab Sic nit ibm 3uiammen
gelebt baben2 ct batte unipiQfirlid1 ae.
ttoft, inbem Ct bas fagte, unb aud bas
ytdo1en mar tief err0tbet.
DAB Sic ibm bebulfli9 setpeien finb,
iagte er, ba fie f6mieg, f6nnen Sic au6
ni6t in Mbrebe ffellen; unb per einem
Werbre9er Beibhlfe leifet, ipirb auG
befraft - tpuBten Sic bas ni9t9
Sic fdwieg unb nur ibre Nugen nab.
men einen f6mer5li6 sfebenben aus.
brud an.
Geu e6laiiel gum 3irdbofe fam E,
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6eimgef6idt. Seben sic,
6err @ittmeiiter, als i'd nod in Obio
mar, ba legte i6 auf meinem englifden
Voubluthengite Merfur oft 5tpei Wos
fen matchmaker tdglib 100 120
Mtetlen suriid. 8ra6tem Sic bas aud
sumegs
Nein, 6err bon S6neioauf, seritten
bab' ids nod ME, aber selogen bab'
ids au1 f1onI
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baten" bic ierbiIden Sruppen beiteben
miifien, aebt aus folgenber Wlittbe,lung
berpor: 8on ben 5000 ferbiIden 8erz
rpunbeten, Die in ben 9ospitdleru lies
gen, bat ii6 mebr als Elm Drittel ielbft
psrfiimmelt (meiitens an Der redten
0dno unb namentl6 am 3eigefinaer,
nit benz bas @euebr ab3ubriiden iit)
um als p8ermunbet" 1ad 9auie ges
i6idt au meroen.
- 9ie Dforte bat &egierunss=9tgenr
ten rad pbillipopolis, Der 9auptitaot
BON Sits&umelien, gef9idt, um cine
all9emeine Mmneitie fit afle Sbeilneb=
mer on Der lebten ulgariTdsrumelii9en
GeboIution al prpelamiren.
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DaB Bic Selaoldnber burhau

- SaB Die 6elgoldnber bur9aus
beutib weroen tpoQen, oas iif mad Der
3ui9rlft zines Ian9idbriaen Baoegaites
an oas r0amb. Gremoenbl." bur1aus
ni6t riGtig. Sem Bemobner Selgoz
lambs lei es bolltdnbis elei1giiltig, tpel=
der gfation er anseb0re, menn ct nur
peroiene, unb oieies Wort tperbe Bel ben
''smart fellows auf Der Snlel bebeu=
tenb groB gei6rieben. politif treble
Der belgoldnoer Slider ii6erbaupt nidt.
NuBerorbentli6 6raftii6 lit Bic Mnfhb=
runs Oes 8eria6ers, oaB inn ein ebrli=
der Slider geiast babe: u@lauben
Sic nur ni6t, baB mir uirtli6 beuts6
tperoen tuollen. gGir iagen es nur ben
6rembel, neil tie es gerne boren m5s
gen. Sic geben oann Bier ober @rog
aus, unb mir fingen babel au6 rDie
gBa9t am Gbein" na9ber finb mir
aber tpieoer 5elgoldn6er.1
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Bor orr Sdranke,l.
gODsIe bon 9. .. ssitsenbrub.
(Goriietuns.)
CT riidte ben StubI suriid.

CT riidte ben 6tubl auriid.
sd iuerbe Sic pertbeibigen, iagte er.
Sn bem Mueenblid sing es tpie elm
3uden3er 69log Dur1 Die @e5faIt 6es
Mdodens; idblings mari lie bos 0aupt
81 ibul berui1l, In ibren Nugen Haferte
elm beiBer, gieriger Gtrabl auf - es
mar iuie ein 61rei, ipie ber e1rei bes
ertrinfen6eu, .beb0r bas Waiier inn bic
3eble erjiift.
Sic bate ni6t getDuBt, tper nnb mas
ct lei, aber aIs iie einen Mann in gutter
Gleibung, In feinem God bor fi1 fab,
bate iie gemubt, bab fie einen 6ein6e
ge8ennberjfanb - ltab nun mar es fein
6einb, es mar ibr gertbeibiger, ibr gers
biinbeter. Jbre 9dnoe iDaren auseins
0ubergefabren uno batten frampfbaft
pos Deldnber gefabi, unb iie preBte fi9
MI Dem 1etbe 10 bidt an lebteres on,
DaB Is unter ben mogen6en SAldgen,
NIT oenen ibr 1uien auf unb mieber
nieg, er5itterte.
0eibenitein mar In i1meiaenher lles
ttrrn56ung an bic Qehue Seines GfubIes
b mar ais irsun bas M me;s n iSstssSs IT, an an.
ten bur9bre9en tpollte, um au linn hin
tls gefungen, unb Ct fab bic eroBen btous
En- Ausen nit leibenf9aftli1er @e,polt
auf ii9 seriGtet.
CT mar In rubiget Gtimmung beraes
fommen, benn er bate bic Nagelegens
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-01
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-01

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-01

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-09-08
Killed by theICars.


Mr.. joint. Cowley, an old and
well-known citizen of Charlestown,
was killed on Thursday night last,
by being run over bya freight train
on the B. 6 o. r.. r., at a point just
in rear of the Methodist graveyard.
Mr.. Cowley, although a quiet and
u%nobtrusive citizen, was familiar to
our people, and his sudden demise
saddened the entire community and
drew forth universal sympathy for
his deeply afflicted family. His age
was 67 years. As a business neigh
Dor upon the same floor in the same
building for several years, we found
him always pleasant and agreeable,
and shall greatIy mis- the familiar form
and voice to which we had become so
used to c and hear. Peace to his
ashes, and may the clods of the val
ley rest lightly upon his grave.
Justice David Howell summoned a
jury of inquest consisting of the fol-
lowing persons: D. H.. ,CockrilI,
Horace Beall, c. E. Lamar, j. Ed.
Burns, j. j. Woody, S. S. Dalgarn,
j. f. Engle, James Watson, w. c.
Bragg, G.. W. Thomas, r. B. Lucas
and L. c. Earnshaw. After viewing
the body and hearing evidence, the
jury rendered the following verdict:
eve the jury find that JOHN T..
Cowley came to his death by being
run over and killed by engine No.
27O and a train of cars drawn by said
engine on the B. 6 o. r. r., which
passed Charlestown on the night of
Sept. 18th, between the hours of IL
and 2 o'clock-said train being in
charge of NJ. w. Phclan as engineer
and w. w. Peasants as fireman.
"And we find from the positive
evidence before the jury, that the
engineer and fireman in charge of
said train failed to blow the whistle
or ring the bell at the Leetown cross
ing, and to this extent were guilty of
a dereliction of duty"