davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-20

Furnished room to rent. Apply a
this office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-20

A CAR LOAD of Silver goods,
suitable for presents, just receiv-
ed at the Jewelry store of
I'll. G.. CLARK 81 CO., Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-20
News About Town.

1t is the car rent report about Town tina
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs
ls making some remarkable cure with PEG.
pie who are troubled with Coughs, Asthma
Bronchitis, and Consumption. Ralph M
Ward will give any person a trial bottle
free from cost. II is guaranteed 10 relieve
and cure. Price fifty cents and 81.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-20

There will be music, under the leader
ship of Prof. Klotz, at the rink to-mor
row evening.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-20
ueaI Estatn For %

Three lots in east one-half of block So,
$500 each.
Southwest corner, block sc, 5Ox132,
$125.
Southwest corner, block So, 50x132,
$3.50.
One lo4 on Douglas avenue, block s
$l25. j. r. HANSON,
Dakota Real Estate Agency.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-20

fssed ts,f
| trouble.
| mother,
t.umpdoa,
|lr,opiaioa
adalth
Ped>e@
to arrea
cas
Prs Of N,
|laborfs.
|topossss,
Pkin Dis
|bifc n.
the use q
fself hatl
lu,
eut.ty.aa
ing TOME
results F
left ns'
Ee. lthai
|lsse M
the i,.
fss felt
|mechaLi.
lt!sinel
|ful state.
len ssy
To-day
Ecine thN
tonotss,
very case
|donethi +.
INT .toh
faledb
merisot
ii
r tosons
HOLT,
p. Trea,
|Atlaua
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-20
For sale.

Dakota Real Estat.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-20
LOCAL

This is first class railroad weather.
Hogs brings 1925 on the streets to.
day.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25

man, Oh nidt bic Mdbden pieaei6t
felbf Die s9ulb an Ser Mbnabme Der
9eiratben tragen. @iiroen Die @efebs
geber bon Georgia ben ~fo5ialen Ser
bdltniRen mebr Nufmerfiamfeit i9enz
ten, 10 m06te iid pielei6t berausfelz
len, baB cine Steuer auf Mdb9en biel
gere6ter tpdre, als cine fol6e altf
Sunggeieaen. lin bas 6eiratben gu
ermutbigen, piiroe fie fi6 iebenfals als
neutrality-suspicious. erpeiien.
8orldufig wibeln uno ip6tteIn bic
teranii6en 8ldtter iber Bic Sung
gel aenteuer in Georgia unb meinen,
baB in Seras feline Notbiperbigfeit basu
borliege. Sier ftnb bic Mdb6en melt
f6Dner als bort unto es fdlt ibnen iebr
lei6t, einen Mann eir5ufausen. Grei=
tuilige Slnggeielem giebt es i~iberbaupt
in Seras ni9t, %ionbern nlr a%estpllltz
gene, itur Sol6e, bic fein Mab6eu
tpiu.
Mit berielben 2ei6tfertigteit per6er
fie aber aud bic ginfubrung elmer
SunggelellenzS teuer befirmorten, tpenil
erf Seras BON Der 8etpegung ersrifeu
fein tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25
QlQerlet.

: 8dbrenb Der berganseuen Wo9e
ereignetem ii6 elf So6esfdae.
= George @leaion, Nufleber bes
pfanbitalles, 1T oil Der Sungeni6winbs
iu6t g%etorben.
= Sin paiagier bes Sunietsuges
beri6tet, oaB am Sonntag cine Merifa=
merlin unb ibre 5m6lfidbrige So1ter aui
Der Sebil's &iDer Bride bom 3uge ers
faBt unb bom @eleiie~ getporfen murben.
0ie griide 1T bier 6reibig SUB iibsr Dem
Waher. 9as @e'eiie ma9t fur3 bDr
Der Bride cine 8iesung, beBbalb fonnte
Der Sngenieur bic bel6en Grauen ni@t
feben unb bic 2ofomotibe fti6t anbal=
ten um Elm nnglid ab%5umenoen. Die
Wtutter bielt 19 am @teinpfeiler Der
Bride fef, Bis fte gerettet murbe, tpdbs
reno bic Sp9ter in ben WeIen bes 6lufs
les unterging.
- Wilbelm 8rabeu if. 1T oui
8eranlaHung bes Sheriff Wbeat bon
Gbmarbs County berbaftet porben. Sc
liegen gegett ibn suei &lagett tpegen
Gdlf6ung ber llnteri6rift feines 8ruz
bers bor. Sn iebem Sale 1T bic 8iire=
f6aftsiumme auf $1,000 feitgelebt tpor=
ben.
- 8ergansene Na6t 1tarb Gbriitian
3ibelmann in ieiner Wobnung an @ar=
tenzS traBe.
= 6err gb. @tepes unb Sc.
mablin 1in6 bon ibrer 6reimonatliGen
&eife moblbebalten mieber bier einge=
troHen unb bon ibren 5ablrei6en Greun=
ben auf bag Seralidfte begriiBt porben.
Ser Same bes iungen Mannes,
Der li6, beim @inbru9 ertappt, mabrenb
Der Sonntag Na6t erf6oB, lit Sdbann
&obl. st fammt aus Niin9en unb
tam erf am 6. Suni Bier an.
= @ir lenfet Die Nufmerfiamfeit ur=
ferer 2efer auf BEN beutigen MrtifeI:
Ser Nationale 9eutf9 : Mmeritanif6e
S9uIuerein" unb bitten TIN, Ben bort
reprobucirten Mufruf bes betreFenben
@bicagoer Srtss 8erbanbes bea9ten au
polen. Dieier Mufruf entbdlt golbene
Worte, m6gen fie ni6t erfolglos int
Winbe berbaIen! @lei6faas Der Be.
a6tung empfeblen mir BEN an anberer
Steae gum Mbbrud gebra9ten Nus3ug
aus ben 5tatuten bes Deutf9=M merifaz
nif6en S6ulbereines. Sieier Nus5ug
seniist, nm ipenigfens cine oberHd9z
Ii6e Orientirung iiber ben 3med, bic
Organization unb bic Dirt beg @irfens
iener 8ereinigung oa~r5ubieten. @ir
uerben ~gelegentli6 uieber auf biefes
Sbema 5uriidfommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25
Weue @ddrett,

llnermioli6 in ieinem @ifer, oas 8eite gu
bietel, mas Der Warft %Iiefert, bat Der b%efannte
S6ubBanbIer 5err JAS. MARTIN ei-
men neuen Sorratb bon 9amea- uno &inber.
S6uben einselest, Der aaes iibertrift, mas mir
bisber in bieier 8ran6e iabsm. 0ie banbse-
na6ten Sdube iinb BON einer eeidtisfeit unb
@legana utn jeben Gub, MOLTEN iasen iebes
8uB6en, 5t @Sieren. @ir eriu9en bic Damen,
ii9 bic neuen @aaren anauieben unb fe merben
nit ms ibereinfimn1er, oaB Sas. Martin fei.
men @uf, Der faibionable Sdubbdnbler I'M iersr
5taot 81 fein, aufre6t erbdlt.
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YttbatiMMIe.

nnter5ei6neter er0Hnet am l.. @ep>
TENDER cine pribatI9ule. ST unterz
ri6tet in allen Ga@ern, bic auf Dem
2ebrplane Der 6hentli9en S6ulen ftez
ben, auBerbem auf @unf9 in 9euti9
unb SpanifA, iebo9 obne grtras
8ere6nung. Suite gm~pfeblunger unb
3euanife fteben Dem unteraei9netem
our Settle. S6ulgelb pro Monat So.
gntipreGen6e @rmdBigungen bes Sdulz
gelbes treten ein bei mebreren 2in6ern
elmer Samilie. Nnmelbungen tperben
entgegengenommen i'm S9ul : 2otale
Commerce Street 16, i'm obern Stod
bes ebemaligen 8eder'f6en M6beltore,
(gingang in Der Mlep.)
1929 8. 8IumenfeIb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25
Gine symnsseicllen.e teuer.

A.
Seit Sturgeon tt IN ben Slbfaaten
slrs getuegu1g aufgetau9t, bic cine
Detteueriing aler lrperbeiratbeten Mdns
tter b%eflirDDrtet. Man bat ndmli9
ailsgefu1oen, bob bic 6eiratben i1pmer
mebr In Nbnabme fomr1en unb bic
3abl Der unberbeiratbeten Mdb9en
ttets grbBer tpirb. Sas 1T elm bebauers
lid9er Hebelitanb, Der traurige Golgen
mad iid 3ieben muB, unb UNI biefen
bor5abeugen, fo0en Undergraduates
Ntdratr Dur6 3ablen BON Steuerr gum
0etratbet ge3uurgen tperben.
Gaum fann es ettpas Miberfinnigeres
geben, als bieien pIar1, aber benuod
tpiro ibm iiberan 8eifal geipenbet un6
Der Staat Georgia lit chen babel, i'm
burd3ufiibren. Ser bortigen 2egislatur
liegt elm 8eIeB Dor, tueldes einem iebet1
1lperbeiratbeten Manae cine idbrli1e
Steuer BON $3.50 auferlegt, unb mad
ben bisberigen Ierbanblungen iber
Dag OeieB IT an felner Annabme gar
mot 81 5toeifeln.
Die gertnge Steuer bon $3.50 fon
sIlefl Wfaril gum 0eiratben 5tpingen /!
ya1r etu Solot nerrtag nd io.9es elm
5uotioen. DEM tuenn Elm ii1ger Mtann
berelts otel b6bere treiuilige 9teuern
Saglf. fule 5. y. bic gisereamz, 8uggp,
glfrtts luo S9eaters nnb @on3erts
Sfeuer, Damn tptro ct tibt niel nod
pen ltiflpIgerl $3.50 fragen, tpel1e linn
otirg Die JurggefellensS teuer ert3ogea
neroen. =.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25
Muths Bierwirthschaft

Muths Bierwirthschaft.
&edts, aegeniber Dem Ginsang gum Grereier.
Rlab am Government Sill bciubet ii6 Elm Tau.
fdises 9laBden, in meldem 8efuder beS @i>
litarpotenS tets frildes, taltes Bier antrefen.
Serr Wfutb bat biele gerbelerunsen o.rgenom
men, 10 baB Der Gufentbalt in leinem Qotal fid
au einer pirfli6en grboIuns s%eitaltet. aein
8remoer berIdume, iuenn er einen Nusilus nod
benz Government Sill madt ooer 9ienitag unb
Dpnnertas Die 1araoe beiudt, bel Capt. Mutb
poraulpre9en. @inbeimilde uno fremoe 8iere.
i9,s,t3W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25
Sine Mutfpprt aetpiiu5cbt.

Sam irsenb Semanb einen 8an bon @ieren.
ober 2eber- &rantbeit %brinsen, ben bas electric
gttters uidt f9nea turirt? @ir fasen Nein,
benin tauienSe bsn 8dlIen iinb erpieienermaben
ldon gebeilt iporoen. 8rigbts 9iSeaie, Sarn.
auB, Sdtpa9e ooer irscno cine anbere bamit
berpanbte Sranfbeit idnel 9ebeilt. electric
8itterS reinist baS Slut, rcsullrt Die @irges
ipeioe uno pirft Direct auf ben leipenben Tbeil.
Seoe 8laf6e gorantirt. SO Gents bic GlaI6c
bel q. 9reib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25
MahnGee8 @arfcn.

am Mittmo6, Greitag unb Sonn=
abenb miro bas &empa 9amen:S r6e=
fter bret Symphonic : Gonserte Derz
anftalten.
ny Samilien : Sidets fir biei. bret
Mbenbe ST..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25
9emtl1 @mslii@e s@mle.

Das WinterbaIbiabr obiger Mnftalt
beginnt 9ienitag ben l. September.
Neue S9iIer beliebe man araumel=
ben bel benz Director 9errn @m. 8arz
Bed, benz @eeretdr 9errn 5. $. @6dfer
ober bel benz unteraei6neten.
25t6m1m s. @roos.
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Cine 3arte.

an aae, pelde on Golsen bon 5~usenbiiin.
ben, %nerboier Sdtpade, friibem 8erfaa, Serluit
Der Manncsfraft etc. Ieiben, fenbe i9 TO I,
rel &ecept, baS fie furirt. Dieies sroBe Seil.
mitlel ipuroe BON einem Mifiiondr in Sib.
Mmerifa entbedt. S9idt abreiIrtes goubert
an @eb. Ssiepb 8 Snman, Station s., Wep
gort Sit1. 81 7%.tupli.
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8dderei unb giscream ? parlpr
j. Wence.

329 Souton- SIDE bon 5eTerfon- Strabe.
Dem seebrtcn @ublifum sur @a9ri6t, hab
i'd icts cine bOllitdnbiae auspabl bonn ~feinffen
8admert unb ielbftsema9ten unO importirten
SAMPLES auf Eager balte. Els. Cream pirb in
jeoer Quantitdt ms Saus %scliefert.
GtSfalteS Spcas II. WfiueraltUaGer.
lr,7 z3A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25

@ereblen brau9en unb bas 9erabe ba,
mo man min, ba man ign auf irgenb
@tmas auffe0en fam, UNI Die Stelle
su erreiden, mo- man freu3en mill.
9ies 1T cine Der &reusungsmetbooen,
ba bierbei beibe Sbeile i'm oouen
Wa6tstbum berbleiben. g."
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9iefe Sbee.
1ein tpir6

bab bic 2ente mad Colorado, gtsu Merifo unb
benz 8efen geben, UNI bic Sdpinoiudt gu er,
leidtern, 1T gar ni@t notbig. Sober b%erniinf>
tise Wann tirbe Or. 8olanfo's Suiten- unb
Qunsen . Sbrup in benz erften @rabe Der
Sdpinbfudt sebrauden. gs lit unfeblbar in
allen Gdaen bon Suften, Grfaltunsen, 8ron.
ditis, Sdner3en in ber 8ruif unb aaer Snmp-
tsmen, telde alS Snrldufer ber S9binbIu6t
belten 9reis SO Gents unb $1.0O. @erfauft
gel s. &alteber G. Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25

.Velvetine Powder" Disi
@rdparation tpuroe auert in Der preubil9en
Mrmee sesen berbribte uib g~rinbige Gibe, &c.
gen bas @unbreiten ober @unbfanfen, eeaen
Yridelbibe unb ollie ber 1eberbibuns bes 8lutes
ent'priaseaben 9autfranfbeiten anseipanbt.
Oils elm @uIber fir ainber febt es unibertrof>
fen ba. Yreis % @ents. Yrdparirt unb gum
8erfauf bel u. 9reib, Mlamo Drug Store,
Gan Wntouio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-25

Dead Shot" Serep @orm Qini.
ment mint fi6er rnb f9nea. 0iefes Eminent
t0btet bic 8irmer augenblidlid ; 9dIt GIieaen
ab unb beilt bic @unbe. SIN @afier aufasIoff
it es elm ausse;eidnetes SeiImittel gesen iraenb
nelde BunbeA beim @ieb. preiS 80 Gents.
Yraparirt nno gum 8erfauf bel u. DreiB,
San Mntonio. 1876 tup
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San antonio 0, rs. Nuguft.



Won ben an 2eona unb gbabel
Strabe pobnenben girgern lief cine
petltlon elm, meI6e I'm gr6Bere Wai.
lerrobren eriu6t, ut1b %. Wabenpobl
bittet um grIaubniB, cine Waferr6brs
BON Der Sit9 nod feinem Wobnbaui.
leget gu barfen. 8eioe petitionet muir.
ben an bic 6etreffenben Gomites Der,
pieien.
Die Geieafdaft fir 2ieferung pou
elettrii6em 2i9t tpeigerte fi9, 800 als
boae Be5ablung fir cine &e9nung Dor
$272 dn3unebmen, bic He geger1 BIZ
Sta6t ftr 8eIeu6tung erbebt. Sit
f9riftlide Weigerung murbe regiffrirt.
Non Safler & Co., lief cine Mtit:
tbeilung elm, pel6e f9 auf lire
Sampfual5en beaiebt. Sic bietet Der
Stabt einen ibrer Mafdiniften an, Inn
bic Walse in @an Mntonio suiammen
utt6 in arbeitenben 3uftanb gu feben.
Muf Godtpoo6s 8orf9Iag tpurben $500
fur biefet 3uef bepiaigt.
Muf Mntrag oes Counties fiir 6fent=
llbe Terbeferungen erbielt MardIep
grlaubniB, cine S6miebe auf ftdotis
f1em @runbeigentbum in bet Norb
JloresfraBe gu erriGten. Das bierteIs
idgrli6e pa9tgelb fit ben plab uurbe
auf 1925 feftseiebt.
STR cine in Der DauasftraBe au erz
ri9tenbe Bride purben $18.75 bepils
ligt.
0as gomite fir @traBen unb 8riiden
et1pfabl bas 8erbei1ern Der Seitenmege
In SofopafraBe unb bas 3urudieben
per ye15et, bic gegenndrtig auf Der
StraBe fteben. Mngenpmmen.
Der fG6tif9e Sngenieur bate einen
e~tttgebeaoen Geri9t iber bic 8erbefe=
rung Der 9elforbftraBe eingerei6t, nell
der benz WaDor unb Mntpaft sur qe=
ralet Slr9fi6t Abergebet tpuroe.
Der Wtapor> als 8priibenber BEG
9ospital : Counties ma9te bic Msittbeis
lung, baB fi6 bas @omite nidt iber
bic Nusmabl eires 8auplabes babe Ell
nigeit f0nnen unb Dies baber benz
Staotratb iiberlieBe. Ma6 ldugerer
Dissolution tpurbe bas gomite ermad=
tigt, cine NusmabI 3uifden ben BON
Ga1nprtart1 unb Sebir1e a~ngebotenen
pldben 51 trefen.
Sodmoob beantragte eine unter>
iu6uag Der Mrt unb Weife, in melder
0dute In ben Gei6dftsbduiern gelagert
tperoen. Sie Gefunbbeitsbeb6r6e ION
NIT Der unterfu6ung beanftragt tperz
ben. Mngenommett. <
Nuf @allagbers 8orf9lag tpurber
$500 fir Meparatur unb ginfenaen beg
Dlattern : hospitals un6 fir Wafers
aufubr in 6afeibe betpiligt.
paulp fdlug cine BemiIigung BON
$500 Dor, I'm Die @artenifraBe nit
&ies aufsufiilen. Ser @ori9lag tuuroe
aitgetommer, tporauf fid ber @tabt=
ratb bertagte.
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d Mrmtea=galbe.

Die bette Salbe ,ber @elt fir Sdnitte,
Nuetidunsen, @ei9pire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausidlas, Gledte, sefprunsene Sanbe, Grof.
beulen unb alle Sauttrautbeiten; furirt Sa.
morrboiben oOer feline 8eaabluns. 8oIIise
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb mirb
auriiderifattet. 20 Gents bic Sda@teI Bel u.
OreiB.
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9as 0aMs

on Der @de bon Blum unb Bonbam=
StraBe 1T am l. September B. s. gu
permietben. CD. Stebes.
76,s,t-
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Gin uaternebmenoes, sunerlaitge5
SONS.

gfan fam fd itets auf u. Oreib berla5-
fen, nidt alleia, oab ct bas 8eite fibrt, lest ct
f9 bic asentlr bon ipoblbefannten betpahrten
artifeln, bic bas Bolt mag, au unb erbdlt fi6
babnrd ben Dbisen &uf. Ct fat jebt bic Gsen-
tur fir Or. Sings Meue @ntbedune gesen aus.
aebruns iibernommen nnb b~erfauft bic Mebiain,
neil ct ipeib, bab fe gut it. Sic furirt iebe
objection Der &eble, Gunge unb 8ruf. Strobe.
Glaiden fret.
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Milan Academic.
Sphere @ripat>S dule fit &naben.

lluter3eidneter bat f9 nit ieinem Sobne,
@rabnirter Der &anlas 1lniberiitdt, ~a1otiirt
unb pirb am
Mamtag, ben Z. September 1856
in Gan gntonio cine
Sebr= Initalt fur anaben Boarding mad
Belieber) erSffnen.
@riinolider unb umfafsnber llnterridt be.
butts aufnabme in ben befen llniberiitaten ODER
gorbereitunsen far ale Yrofeifionen uno bas
faufmanniide Sad wiro auseli9ert.
@aten.-Gar oas SduIiabr bon 10 Monaten:
Bparb unb unterridt.. $500. 90
unterridt ALIEN. 1000
Sir Gatalose %abreffire man
W. s. &pte, Yrincipal,
lS,o,tlWluip1m San gntonio, Seras.
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Fei1es Sarsaparil1a" fir
ALE BIut. un6 9autfranfbeiteu. aurirt bic
fdlimmfen Sale bon BIutberqiftuna bis aur
getpobnIi1en Slime. GebraudSanbeiiuna auf
bet Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Mft'a
gompanh uao gum 8erfauf an @ieberberfdufer
Ino an @ribatperionen bel q. Dreis San
Mutpnio.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-04
Ex-Gov. ALIENS MONUMENT.
The Remains Being Removed from New
Orleans to Baton Rouge.

The Remains Being Removed from New
Orleans to Baton Rouge.
NEW ORLEANS, July 8.-The ceremo-
nies preceding the removal of the remains
of ex-GOv. w. Fl. Allen from this city to
Baton Rouge took place today, according
to programme. The remains were re-
moved by the surviving members of the
Allen Monumental Association from the
cemetery TO an undertaking establishment
where they were newly incased. This
evening the remains were removed from
the undertaker's 10 the Washington Ar
tillery hall, where they remain under
military protection during the night. At
Z O'Clock tomorrow morning the remains
Will be taken TO Baton Rouge under a mill
tary and civic escort for final interment
underneath the monument, which has
been removed to that city, having been
presented to the State by the Allen
Monumental Association. A feature Of
the ceremonies this evening was a pro-
cession Of children and grandchildren of
eX-COntederate soldiers, who preceded
the pall-bearers, each child carrying
flowers and strewing them along the
street in front OF the remains and escorts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-04
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
Liability of Railroad for Escaped
COnvicts Under Consideration.


ConVicts Under Consideration.
ATLANTA, GA, July 3.-When the pro-
Jectors of the Marietta and North Geor-
gia Railroad sold the property to a
Northern syndicate the 800 State cOuvicts
then employed on that line doing all man
ner of work for those interested were
included in the sale. The new syndicate
held on to them until the Supreme Court
took them away and distributed them
among the penitentiary companies.
During the time that they were
held by the Northern purchasers of
the property twenty escaped, and to-day
the Governor had representatives of the
company before him for the purpose of
ascertaining how much was due the
State for the escapes. Investigation
showed that eighteen had escaped, not
through any negligence on the part of the
management. The Governor has not de-
cIded as to the remaining two, but the
evidence is so strong that there is great
probability that the State will demand
pay for them. Ii the syndicate refuse to
pay for them the question then arises how
the State Is to get the money, as she has
no bonds
CONVICT SHOT.
At an early hour this morning j. r.
McSwain, a 15-year term white convict,
while attempting to escape was shot four
times by j. H. Newsome, One-armed
guard employed at the camp. McSwain
belongs to a large squad of State convicts
employed at Peters Park. He wore
double shackles and was reputed to be a
desperate man. When Newsome un-
locked the door of the stockade for
the purpose of letting out the negro cooks,
who are also convicts, McSwain sprang
out and commenced running. NewsOme
then fired, and as the fourth shot struck
the convict he fell. McSwain, it was
learned, had during the night secured in
some way a knife, and sawed off his
shackles. The convict is seriously
wounded, but the chances are that he will
return to work in few months.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-04
TAKING UP ARMS.
A FLOOD ON THE NEosHo.
Fear for the Safety of Many Families
Crops Washed AWAY


NEosHO FALLS, KAN, July 3.-The
river here has risen slowly for the past
twenty-hour hours and is still rising. 1t
now flows in a steady current through
the main street. All Of the eastern part
of the city Is under water. In the bot
toms crops are all gone and most OF the
stock is drowned. so far as is known no
lives are lost, although many families
have been driven to the second story Of
their dwellings, and the floors of Business
houses on the main street are covered
from one TO five inches. The
water is about twenty inches
deep in Main street in front Of the post
office. All dwelers in the northeast quar-
ter OF the city moved out during the night.
The firing OF guns, ringing OF bells, ETC.,
have been heard up the river and fears
are entertained for the safety of some fam
lies. All the available boats are out res
cuing them, but the rise was so sudden
that nearly all the boats were washed
away ON the morning Of July 2.
A TRAIN GOES THROUGH A BRIDGE.
FORT SCOTT. KAN, July 3.-On the
Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis
Railroad, between Arcadia and Liberal,
about % miles south Of this city. the
heavy rains Of the last few days have
caused all the streams to swell TO an
unusual extent, and as freight train
No. AZ, in charge of Conductor Ed Thomp-
son, passed over a small stream at that
point to-day the bridge gave way, and the
engine and sixteen cars were thrown into
the water. The conductor was In the cab
at the time. and he, with Engineer Robert
Ross and Fireman William Reynolds,
went down with the engine, and all were
drowned
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-04
BLOODsHED ATADANCE.
Wealthy Americans Intrude on wealthy
Mexicans and Conflict Follows.

Wealthy Americans Intrude on Wealthy
Mexicans and Conflict Follows.
FoRT STOCKTON, TEX, July 3.-News
has just reached this post of sanguinary
conflict between number of prominent
Americans and some Mexicans of equally
high standing. James Frazier, a rich
cattle man and son of Judge Frazier,
was stabbed to death, and Crispine sosa
and. Pedro BasslIlo, Mexicans, were shot
and killed. Frazier and a party of his
friends were en- route to his ranch. long
distance from here in the country on the
night of June %. and stopped at the resi-
dence of Pedro Sosa, a wealthy Mexican,
who bad given dancing party in honor Of
st. Peters day, which was being
largely attended by Mexican families.
THE AMERICANS IN THE WRONG.
The party of Americans intruded them
selves on the festivities, ,presuming largely
upon the wealth and influence of the Fra
zIers, and took more liberties than the
prOprieties would Justify. In one Of the
quadriles James Frazier undertook what
is commonly termed ''to run the dance.N
The Mexican protested, and he hat Pablo
SOsa over the head with pistol. A gen.
eral shooting and stabbing atfray fol-
lowed, with the fatalities mentioned.
The Fraziers and their friends are swear
ing desperate things, and the Mexicans
are prepared to protect themselves. All
disinterested reports tend to eXculpate
the Mexicans from responsibility for the
affraV