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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01
Die Florence Miebttnsafe bee !&ius
b~erpfege.

Die Florence Niebttnsafe bee &ius
b~erpfeee.
Solsenbes 1T elm Gussus eines an ben
Deutiden 6efcrm Wefenser in @bann=
bersbursb, Ya., sefdriebenen griefes:
CINE @phltbdterin.
Seffnet bic Ebare fir Re unb Wirs.
Winslpw mirb bepeiien, bag fe bic ame=
rifaniide Slprentiner NadttsaG Der &in=
Der 1T. Daoon fnb mir 10 iberseust,
baB mir u~nierer rSuip" lebren merben
gu iasen: r@eiesnet Jet Wirs. Winslom"
neil fie berielben bebulflid mar, User bic
BeriObe beS 3abnenS unb anbere Bee
idwerlidteiten far ainber hinmessufom=
men. Mrs. @inSlpp's Sprthina Sprup
nimmt ben 8inbern bic Sdmeraen uub
furtrt Dpientrie unb Diarrboe. @r
madt ben @aumen 5art, befreit BON
@nt5anbuns uno brinst bas Sinh slifli9
aber Die Yeripbe bes 3ahneus hinweg.
gr thut serabe bas, mas er borsiebt 3u
tbun, anes unb nidt weniser. Wir bae
Ben etnmal Mrs. Winslow seleben urb
fennen le II burd ibren Scotbina
Sprup fir ainber. Wenn mir bic Madt
bitten, parben mir fe ais Seilanb far
bic &inber hinifeqen mas 1e aud in
Der Gbat 1T. Ser Ssrup mirb in
allen Gppthefen gu rs Gents per Tlalde
perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01
correspondents. @6ulenburs ben 81.

correspondence. S9ulenburg ben 81.
Nuguft. S6ulerburg NOR fiirSli6 wie@
Der in @efabr, penigfens tbeilweis,
bur6 Geuer 5erif6rt gu Deroen. Gin
&au9baus i'm Gei6dftstbeile Der Stabt
gerietb ndmli6 in 8ranb, bod gelang
es nod, nit bieler Nntrengung, bas
Geuer auf feinen 9eerb gu bel6rdnfen.
@ountDri6ter u. 9aibuiet, wel6er 5u=
fdQig bier mar, nabm berborragenben
Mntbeil am 26i6ungstperfe.- Oie 9ibe
NOR in ben lebten Sasen cine auBeror=
bentli9 groBe unb ertpartet man nit
Sebniu6t bas gintreter fiibreu @etters
unb zines bur9brineenoen &egens-bie
fiir3li@ gefalenen S6auer tparen gu
neutrality-suspicious., BON einigen Sung
geie1en unternOmmene Monof6einparz
tie nod Weimar mar bieien, ME felbige
bebaupten, Elm bober 8enuB. Oie
Sabrt an utib fir ii6, Der @mpfang in
Weimar, bic @eiangsbortrdge baielbff,
bas fiible Bier II. T. M. laiien bieie Be-
bauptung faum i'm 3peifel Sieben.-
2ebten Mfittwo6 Nbenb fano bic Mb.
f9iebsfeier bes Germ st. Glatt in Sigb
Sill gu leiner ueberfiebelung mad Ga
Strange ftatt. Cine MnSabl Sdulen=
burger batten Ii9 gu benz Greignib ein=
gefunben unb man amiiiirte lid auf
bas Bette. Serrn &latt folsen bic be-
ten @liidDanfde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01
Dr. Spbn 8uu's
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fit bic Seiluns bon
8iebern QQer Art,
uno geger
,ttaIarifde &rGnfbeiten.


Ser Eiaentbiimer bieier beriibmten Mebisin
beanipru9t fit bieielbe ben Soraug Dor allen
ibrisen 9eilmitteln, mel9e Dem Hublifum als
raf9e, f1ere unb permanente
&ur gegen dieber aaer art, bon ldngerer pber
~fiiraerer Oauer empfo1len iperoen. ct ruff ale
peitliden unb liibliden Staaten alS 3eusen
auf fir bic 8abrbeit Der @erii9eruns, Oab es
in feinem ~ein3igen Sale feline beilenbe @irfung
b~erlasen pirb, menn Die G%npeilungen genau
befolst iperben. Sci bielen Mnfauen lit cine
~einselne Dofis aur Seiluns seniisenb, uno ganae
Gamilien e~rlangten bur9 cine einaise BIafde
lire @elunbbeit pieber. gs 1T inbeb geratben
unb i~ebenfals nod ~lanspierigen anfalen iide.
rer, tpenn man ben @ebraud bes Mitt,ls nod
cine ober stpei @o6en nod benz Nufboren bes
GieberS fortlebt. @en5bnli9 beoarf man BEL
bieier Mebiain feimes ~ipeiteren SilfsmitteIs, nm
Die Eingeipeioe in Srbnung su balten. Solte
aber Der Yatient nod zines Requirement MittelS
beoiirfen, na6bem er brsi ooer bier Dolen bes
Sonic %genommen bat, 10 mirb cine ~einaelne
9olis bon Scents @egetabIe TamiIb
RtII8 seniigen.
BULBS SarsapariIla 1T bas aIte uno auber.
Iaiiee Seilmittel segen 1nreinisteit bes 8lutes
nnb ifropbul0ie anfaae Der &onis Der 8lut-
r%einiger.
DR.. Jehn BULBS Vegetable Worm Des-
trOyer 1T in @etalt bon Ganob DROPS prdpa.
rirt, fdon bonn aniebn unb Ieidt ~ein3unebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01
Cine fblafriae Ereoiat.

Ser arme 8eiftli9e 1T %iiberarbeitet,
befommt gu tpenig 2obr gu tuenig gum
gKen. Setn 8lut 1T biinn, fem Ma=
gen frant, feline 2eber gan5 auBer Orb.
nung unb natiirli9 feline 8er6auung
f@le6t. ST es ba elm @unoer, baf
feline Gemein6e beinabe einf9ldft tpenn
er ben Sert angiebtbt? 8romns Sron
8itters felt fem niebergebro9enes Sps
ITEM tpie6er ber unb ma9t einen neuen
Wanr gus ibm. &eb. S. g. Wbite
aus &od Sin, g. 6. fdreibt: sd
gebrau6te Brotpns Sron 8itters gegen
aagemeine S6mdhe. ST bat mir @e=
lunbbeit unb Stdrfe tpieoer g%egeben."
9iele anbere Geitli6e geben dbnli6e
3eugniiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01
sebenssnertber als je snnpr!
Wpllfons sroBartiser @ei9dftspalaft
feit benz 1euet1 l1mbQu.

ie1t Dem 11elIett umbau.
!. Sn Der Iebten .3eit 1T biel in Ger bic
ligen prehe urb in Der bes gan3et
Staates Die &ebe gemelen bon Der GroBz
artigfeit Der neuen Governments 8auz
li9teiten, bon benz %Dereinisten Stabt=
unb @ountDz 9ospital, BON ben aeuett
S6ulbauten, BON Der Brocraitinationz
Iuenlle, bon Der Mranfas paB : @iiens
babn urtb anberen neuen llnternebmur=
gen. Sieies allies linb aber unternebz
mungen bon gr6Berert ober fieineren
Gorporationen, pon Nctiengeie0 ibafter,
bon @emein6e, County, ia fogar
Staat unb 8unb, berbient aber Der I'M
ternebmungsgeift einaelner Biirger feline
8ea@tung? 9ieie 6rage legte ii9 elm
8ertreter Der uSreie Bre1e" Dor, als er
Dem ertpelterten @ei9dfte oes 9errn 8.
WolfIon einen 8eiu@ ~abfattete.
96on bor GINGER 3eit tpieien mir
auf bic umfangreiben 8erdnberunger
bin, mel9e Serr Wplfion in feinem Sc
l6dfte at Main pla3a bpr3unebmen be-
abfi9tigte. 9ieier grmeiterungsbau 1T
iebt 10 gut pie polenbet. Sebe @rpB=
itabt fDnnte auf Elm iol6es 8erfaufs=
masa5in itOl5 fein, iomobl mas bic
&ei9baltigfeit bes 2agers unb bas ge=
f9madpDae arrangement Der gum Ser
fauf geitelten Waaren anlangt, als
au6 mas bic muiferbafte geleu9tung,
8entilation, gef9madpoIe Musitattung
unb neberi6tli9fsit bes Gansen be-
trift.
@be 9err Wolflon gu ieinem umbau
i9ritt, finbigte er eiren groBem Musperz
fauf gu berabsefebten preiien an. ct
belt Wprt unb leBte bebeutenbe Waaz
renpoften gu reinen S9leuoerpreiien ab.
No6 iebt bat er einige bieier &eit : 8es
ftdnbe auf Sager, Die er gu abermals
rebucirten preiien ablGBt.
9a umfangrei6e neue Waarenz@ en=
bungen foeben eingetroffen tparen, beren
gmpfansnabme unb Quftelung Serr
Wolfion gu leiten bate, 10 bate er nur
tpenig 3eit iibrig. MQei1t er na6m benz
mod bic @elegenbeit mabr, benz 8eIu=
der mit5utbeiien, baB er bon beute an
int 9tarbe let, Dem Bublicum abermals
cine beoeutenb ermeiterte unb grbBere
Nuspabl an @9nittmaaren, &leibers
itofen uno fertigen &leibungsftiden,
9iten, S9uben uno Stiefeln, &pfern,
Seppi6en, M6beln uno 9ausbaltunss=
gesenftdnoen aler Mrt barsubietett, ala
bafelbe iemals bier gu feben @elegen=
beit bate.
So Woliion ni6t nur mad ben ero=
Zen 9an6elspldben bes Sitens, ionbern
fogar nod europa feline erfabrenen uni
fa9funbigen @intdufer fenbet, 10 f0nnen
uniere 2eier berii6ert fein, Dab @Dlfs
ions erpeitertes @ef9dft iebt mod in
b6berem Srabe als friber Der MitteI=
punft unb Der SammsIplab fir ole
Dieienigen 1T, mel1e BEL rationelen
preifen rationale Waaren ein3ufaufen
tpini9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01

bon Der @irfiamfcit iberaeusen, fonoern aud
@uren Breis unb Dant terausforbern. Sd ct.
baltic td9lid Sanffdreiben unO @a9folsenoeS
iinb einiae Gusaise aus oenfelben:
Rad 30tdgiger Mnpenbung babe i'd ben Sc.
brau6 eiuseteat unO bin e~rfaunt unb e%rfreut
uber ben &riolg."
IS erfillt alles, mas Sic beripreden. SD
bin entsiidt bariber."
rWfeine @rpartunsen iinb iibertrofen iporoen.
vWie 3auber bat es seipirtt uno mebr 9elel'
itet, als i'd erpartet babe"
sd babe es nit autem Grfolee ansepanot.~
vOie @eife, in nelder es b~epirtte, mas '1
piinidte, bat mid iiberrafdt."
@eidlid iino meme Soifnungen erfitllt NOR
ben unb i9 bin bodli6 barber e%rfreut."
@ofitib earantirt, bab bas Ytittel barmloS 1T
unb feline i6abli6en Subfansen entbdlt.
Ma9 Gmpfang bes @reiies bon 81 ourd Die
Yoit in iiderer 8erpadung berlanot. Yer.
fieselte girculare 4 Gents. Sei 9rugsiften gu
baben. Gbrefe:
Madame Fontaine, 19E 18th ST., New York.
lS,5,tuDlj
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01

Sn a6t Sasen tpurbe Der 8ieez
prdfioent Der Staot 8rauerei in 2ouisz
bile. Gp.. 0trr S. Sslmus, bur9 ben
@ebrau6 bon elmer Jlai6e st. Safobs
Del, BON b,ftisen rbeumatif9en
SdmtrSen btfreit an benenen ct ldngere
3eit 9%elitten bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01

-pbotosrapbien, tpel6e in Gallo
IN a @aIIerie, Alb OF 9ouitonz
StraBe genommen perben, inb in
jeber 6inliGt bolItommen unb f6nnett
ni9t iibertroHen tperben. Wer cine
bor5iigli9e Photographic gu mdbigem
Breife tpiinl6t, benz empfeblen tpir, mad
GaQatpaps @aaerie gu geben, unb er
uiro aufriebengefelt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01

s. aalteber G. Son, apotbefer, beIde
immer fir baS 8obl ieiner aunDen beiorst 1T,
bat iebt ben 8ertauf bon ST. 8%oianfo'S
9ufeu> unb 2unsen : SYrup erbaltcn, ein
Seilmittel, mel@es unfeblbar ale grfdltunsen,
Sdmersen in Der 8ruif, unb aae 2un9en-
franfbeiten furirt. Bur Strobe nebmet cine
@ro5efaidc. @ep0bnli6e @rOBe so Gents
unb $1.OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01

Cranes Qobi. Dber Hart<Saar burs cine einstse
4pplieutirn bie]es 6drhen1ittels In 0f6a5enbts
Gdiu1r3 pertrdnbeft. sc ptrtt auf Der Steae, cine
uatarli&e Sdrbe rerletbenb. Bet Gpptbefern ta
9aben, ober seseu @rnpfans BON ST per GypreB per=
sdHft- Oftce: ~ @snrrap st., Netp gprf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01
@arheibiafeit..

9ntt's 31fllf3s fnb Set terarttsen Tdnen te5rns
q 8eetsnet; zine DpIts betrtrtt cine iolae Ges
Ahl5perdaberana, bnb Der Eattent bardter %eritalnt.
Gie fdrtet ben Mppettt unb perurfaden, bas
2rgani8ipuS hurb fe geadbrt, unb burd tire
tDtsifd3e RBirfung auf BITE UeroauuugSpr1nite
te @egetmdbigtett bes &tubIeanos terteiz
3efabrt. Yreis rs Sta. A Musrep Ct, u. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01

YIumbers u. @assTitters,
1856 on -Soufonfrabe, San antonio. Babe
uannen, Sturabdber, BaHsreloiets, Marmor-
pIatten, @ummiidIaude, glsi- unb Giienrob.
rem, ~8ierapparate un6 @~asixtures aler slrt.
aae slnfrdse meroen prompt aussefiibrt.
20,3-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01
Milan Academic
Sphere 9ripateS dule fir 8naben.

lnterseidneter bat fd nit ieinem @obae,
@raouirter Der aanlas llniberftat, afoeiirt.
unb tpirb am
Muntas, ben Z. september 1885
in Sun Mntonio cine
9sbr=Mntalt fir Guaben Boarding nod
8elieter) erSffaeu.
@rlnblider uno umfafenber l1nterridt &c.
bufs Gufnabme in ben befen t1niberitaten ober
@orbereitunse,1 fir aae Yrofeiiionen unb bas
tauimanniide Sad pirb 3n9efidert.
&aten.-Gir oas SdnIiabr bon 10 Mcnaten:
gcarb uno l1nterridt.- $4,000
unterridt alein ....... 1000
Sir @atalusc ~abrci5ire mon
Us. S. &ote, Yrincipal
1s,o,fl1tnp1m Gun antcnio, seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-01
DR.. A. Fontaine's Preparation

entbidelt binnen so Saaen
cine berrli6e form, bic bon
9aner 1T unO beren @nfanse
fdon nod ben eriten 10 Sasen
pabraunebmen iinb. $50 cine
boatdnoise 8Hite fdon bor.
I banben if, piro bieielbe in Der
Norm berboafommnet. Gin
Nerfuh mirA Gnm niht NH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
HORRIBLE CRIME.
A ARevengefuI NsEress POurs Lye Down an
Infants Throat.

A RevengefuI NeErsss Pours Lye Down an
Infants Throat.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August ll.-0ue of
the most horrible crimes ever committed in
Tennessee was committed here last night
by negress named Anna Davenport. She
had fight with another woman named
Mile Summer about week ago, and had
since been heard to threaten to kill her.
Mile became frightened, and moved to an
other part of the city. Early last evening
Mile left her four-months-old baby at home
and went to ball About 10 o'clock q po'
Heemsn, passing her house, heard the infant
screaming, and broke in the door. Anna
Davenport was standing over the child
which was half covered up. The police
man threw back the covering and found that
the head, face and neck OF the child were
covered with blood. The skin was peeled
oil in great blotches, and half of Its lip was
eaten away. The woman was arrested and
a physician called. Anna Davenport had
forced the baby to swallow concentrated
lye, and had poured the stuff over Its body.
The can in which the lye was carried was
found under the bed. The woman was
hurried to jsil, as threats to lynch were fre-
Quenk 'l9 a u ! Z :. 4. Z a !.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
THE HARBoR MURDER.

The Boston Police Claim to Have Identi-
fed the Woman.
BosToS, Mass August 1.-THE MUIR
dered woman whose qusrtered body was
found in bags in the harbor here was Mrs.
Nellie Mitchell. OF this city. SuficieEt evi.
dence has been gathered to establish this
fact, in spite of al previous identifcations
of the corrss as that of other women. The
evidence which has cow n ed the police
and al who are acquainted with the facts
that il was Mrs. Mitchell, cannot all be
made public row, but it is so positive that
no one connected with the case has any
doubts on the subject.
Mrs. Mitchell, who lived at No. 100 Endi-
colt street, was last seen at 7:30 p. N. on
Monday, July 20, about halt an hour later,
when she left the house in tif The body
of the murdered woman had no external
pecnlsrities, and it can only be said that in
general description il perfectly corresponds
with that gwen Of Mrs. Mitchell
The police have spent nearly two days
making q most careful search Of the Mitch
ell dwelling. The result Of their labors is
not stated. but they are sill in possession oi
the premises. The neighbors speak in high
terms of Mrs. Mitchell She was content
edly attending to domestic duties as late as
six o'clock on the evening Of her disappear
apee. An acquaintance says he saw Mitch
ell strike bis wife on the left eye on Satur
day, the 18th. There was q bruise on tht
left eve of the murdered woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
.THE CATTLE LEASES.
Secretary Teller Denies Having Previously
sanctioned Them.

Secretary Teller Denies Having Previously
sanctioned Them.
CHICAGO, August l.-Ex-SecretarY lei
Ter, in sn interview here today denies that
leases to catrlemen, as first granted by the
Chsyenne and ArapahOs tribes in 1888, had
ever been sanctioned or recogINSsd BY him
as Secretary of the InteGSIS he says
tiar be specifically stated at the time,
and Incorporated the statement IN
his report Of 1888, thai
Government reserved toe ngnt 70
interfere with the cattlemen aud remove
them whenever il became necessary, either
of its own motion or from the complaints Of
the Indians. Ia this connection he an
nounced 10 the cAttlemen tha' If such occl'
patton proved agreeable to the Indians the
Government would not interfere with the
possessions.
Senator Teller is of the opinion that much
gocd had been done the Indians oy meeting
The csrtlemer. The former were taught
how to herd cattle and in Other ways we're
made familiar with actual business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
LABOR TROUBLES.
Foreign Strikers Invade a Mill at
Cleveland.
DETERMINED NO ONE SHALL WORK
Until They Are Reinstated---A Seven Hun
dred Strong Mob Guard
Mill. .
A MINERS STRIKE IN PROSPECT.

CLEVELAND, o., August 1.-THE strik'
ing employees of the Cleveland rolling mill
held large meeting last night and agreed
to stand as firm as ever and never scee'e
to the demands OF the company. 1t was
announced at the meeting that an attempt
would be made to start up portion OF the
wire mills to-day, and at an early hour
large crowd of foreigners gathered at the
mills 70 prevent any one from going TO
work. At 8 O'clock about 100 ofthetn'
had coDgegated in front Of the mill gate
and pushing the watchman aside they rush
ed into the mill on an exploring expedition.
Finding no one at work they retired but
pickets were kept on guard all day. They
kept up their espionage as regular as during
the first days of the strike and are deter
mined that no more shall 60 to work until
they are reinstated.
A Miners Strike In Prospect.
PITrsBURG, August IA conference Of
Monongahela and kanswha miners is be.
ing arranged, with the view OF ordering a
strike in the two districts if the operators
refuse to advance the price Of mining one
hall cent per bushel..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
THE STEEL MEN.
The Proposed Combination Rails at Thirty
Dollars a Ton.

The Proposed Combination Rails at Thirty
Dollars . Ton.
LONG BRANCH, ~ j., August ia
meeting of representatives of the Bessemer
Steel Company, limited, was held at the
West End Hotel here to-day, with view to
mapping out the plan OF action to be pur-
sued at the general meeting Of the steel
manufacturers of the United States to-mor-
row. One ofthe objects Of the meeting will
be to form q combination similar to that
which has prevailed in Europe for nearly
two years, and which has given universal
satisfaction. There are three distinct
branches of steel manufacture known as she
Bessemer, 0penheart' and Crucible. The
Bessemer Steel Company comprises eleven
OF the leading manufacturers, and prac-
tically controls the industry in this eoun-
try An officer of one Of the leading steel
companies to-day said that the combius-
uon, if formed, would probably fix the price
Of rails at $50 per ton, thus giving the man
ufacturers small percentage of profit, and
preventing underbidding by foreign pro-
ducers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
TRI-sTATE REUNION.
E1-soIdiers and Sailors.

Tue TG-S8te ReunIoA o. Ex-SoldierS and
Sailt re Of the States Of Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia will take place at East
Liverpool, O., Friday, August IA, 1895.
Prominent members of the G. 4 r., dis
tipguisbed army officers and civilians will
be present. The exercises viii consist of q
grand street parade by 6. 4. r. veterans
and ex soldiers, review OF veterans OF the
late var. realistic representation OF the
stormlng and capture OF Fl Donelson, req,
mental and company reunions, and all
plessingly interEpersed with instrumental
music and army songs.
The local committee guarantees free
dinner to all visiting comrades.
The Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad will
seIl cheap exclusion tickets 20 East Liver,
pool AID return on the l4th, for both resu'
lar and special trains.
The special train VIII leave Bridgeport 81
ga a. m, arriving At East Liverpool q
$50 8. N. Returning, special train val
leave East Liverpool 81 10 p N Tickets
viii also be good 10 return BY ahy regula'
train stopp;sg AZ dss,ioasion ofreturu tieke
until MsIday, August II. inclusive:
All trains run by Cenrzl iins.
Fre for round "Trip. sl.z5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
WHEEIING W. Va. WEDNEsDA MORNING. AUGUsT1
AN UNHAPPY WIFE.
Deserted by Her Husband, She Tries to
Take His Life.

Deserted by Her Husband, She Tries to
Take His Life.
NER YoRK, August IA styEshly
dressed young woman attracted the ten
ton Of Detectives Mcclure and Mengin,
abont 3 o'clock last night, while walking up
Brpadway, by her queer actions. She
locked nervously up and down the street,
and apparently tried to conceal something
in the folds of her 6resa The woman turn
ed.snto Great Jones street at the corner of
lafayette Place. A young man was COM
ingdown that thoroughfare, and the woman
seemed greatly agitated. A minute later
the woman and man met and stopped, hot
words were exchanged, when the woman
made grab at the mans watch and chain,
sayiDg, "They are mine and you have no
business with them"
A tnssel ensued, in which the man re-
gained the watch. Quick as lightning the
woEan thrust her hand in her pocket, and
thenext instant the report OF pistol at
treeted passers-by, and the two detectives
rushed TO the scene and seized both man
and woman. The bullet had missed, and
a both were unhurt they were taken to
police headquarters and locked up. The
lnan declined to make any charge against
lsas roman onto give an account OF him
sell. The woman said her name was Mrs.
Jennie Vintou, and that the man was her
husband, Eugene s. Vinton. She
proclaimed herself grossly abused
and twice deserted. Mrs Vinton declares
that her husband was living with another
woman, and when she upbraided him he
left her, and for months they were separated.
at was my intention" said Mrs. Vinton,
ito kill him, and then take nv own life,
He has ruined my life and that of my child,
and l have nothing to live for"
Mrs. Yiuton seemed greatly affected, and
wept bitterly, while her husband showed not
the least sign Of remorse. 1t appears that
the watch and chain Mrs Vinton snstched
from her husband he had taken when he left
her last. Vinton, about year ago, shot
man at the corner Of the Bowery and First
street, for which offense he served six
months imprisonment He Is blonde,
and about rs years old. He dresses fop-
pishly and appears TO be q swell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
CAUTIOUS AFeHANs.

They Give ths Russisas Ne Cesse esy ~
ts1h-Ths Tsvksnas's usa1AleE.
Loypos. August li.--Ths finss 30
lisbes to-day letter from MssAed. fs1iAi =
which II Il stated the Aiehans ~ ssing =
such way - to give the Russians 10 pos.
sibIe excuse in making any attack. Ths
writer says the Amer. troops Do 70 ~
the frontier which Rassia admits = AtEtAos
ibs, ,hey refrain from moving thsix frooSs
towards the Russian positions sod srsa
from strengthening their Own oetposts
The letter slso says that The excitsusst
among the furiomans, which vasrscsstly q.
rrbuted by an Epglsh writer 10 the aLsssd
brutality Of the RassiAo soldisry tovasd ~
i've women, il really due 70 the vssEks prs-
psrsiiops which Rassia 10 making thrcsl ~ =.
Turtomsn Territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
A CHANGE OF BASE.

The Baltimore and Ohio TO Place Tickets
in Outside Offices.
CHICAGO, August ll.-East-bouud pas
sepger affairs are getting continually into q
more entangled condition, and the indica-
tions are that the temporary agreement Of
the Chicago lines abolishing the payment Of
commissions and outside offices will soon
60 to pieces At a meeting of the general
passenger agents of the roads running east
from this city, held yesterday, the represent
alive of the Baltimore and Ohio stated that
it was the intention OF his company to again
place tickets over his road in outside offices.
This, of course, would carry with 1t the pay
ment ofcommissions, as otherwise the scalp
ers or brokers would not handle the tickets
The reason assigned by the Baltimore and
Ohio for its change of base is that BY the
existing arrangement, which does not per-
NIT the placing of tickets in Offices at the
hotels, it is losing much business. The rep.
resentatives o. the other lines denied that
the Baltimore a. Ohio suffered rom the
present agreement. They thought the Bal
timore 4 Ohio desired 10 break up the agree
ment which could not be longer carried out
if it insisted upon placing tickets in outside
offices. The chairman was Instructed 10
telegraph General Passenger Agent Lord,
of the Baltimore & Ohio, and ask him if it
was his intention TO withdraw from the
agreement, as the other roads would con-
slider his placing tickets in outside offices a
withdrawal