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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-12
Gegas.

= Ser Sii6ler Sobn Srue in Song
biep itiirate bonn britten @toduert eines
yseubanes berab unb erbielt 10 i6were
WerleBunge'!, 6aB er 5tpei @tun6em oaz
rauf ftarb. Die 8iirger peranitalteten
eine Gollefte fit bic binterbliebene Ga=
Mile.
Bei Colorado fan6 man bic 2eidle
bes 80. O'Gonnea, Der felt einigen Sa=
gen aus Der Stabt beri9munben mar.
yta9fori6ungen ergaben, oaB er auIekt
i'm 9aule zines gemifen Gor getpeIen
mar uno ba BON bort @agenlpuren
mad benz plabe fiibrten, tpo man Sic
2ei6e fan6, 10 tpurbe Jor berbaftet.
Sn Gagle paB bate elm sSrember
iein pferb bor Ool9s 6otel anaebun=
ben. Surge 3eit barauf permiBte er
oahelbe uno es feute 1i9 beraus, baB
Elm tletner &nabe bas pfer6 etpa 200
yar0 tpeit fortgefiibrt bate, tpofelbff
eln Mann oaiIeIbe beftieg unb fortritt.
SIN Sabre 1880 tpurbe in elmer
Wagen=Darb gu Sort Wortb gfi6arb q.
Bull ermorbet. Salnals gelang es ni9t,
ben Morber ausfinbig su MAIDEN, iebt
bat oerlelbe elm freitpiQises @eifdnoniB
abgelegt. Ser Garmer Self. @ifeue
NOR es, Der 8ull nit elmer Nrt erfdlua.
neil er IN ibm einen Oeteetio erfannte,
Der giteae zines in SenmeiIee beganaes
msnen Morbes tuesen berfolgte. @feae
TT iebr tranf unb erpartet fein gnbe.
= Ser Sarbige Sim @riiIom in
8reenoiue, Der einen tpeiBen @dubpu.
ber nit einem 8ol5en iiber ben &opf
f9lug, neil ibm biefer Bic @dube nidt
tpi6ien tpollte, erDielt apei Sabre 3u6tz
bausFrafe. Gin at1berer Garbiger,
Sames Wilion, Ser ben 9eriu@ aemad5t
batte, einen @iienbabn3ug gum Gntaleiz
Ten gu bringen, eibielt 4 Sabre.
Der Muiitet Sobn Wbite in Sort
Wortb bat Selbilmorb our6 @iff Be-
gangen. Gls man i'm fanb, faB er in
eiitem Stuble un6 belt einen 6un6 in
feinem Irme. Sos 2ebem mar bereits
entfoben.
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@iue ,pid,tiae GntSefmma.

Die ipidtisfte gntbeduns 1T 9ieienise, bic
Der sr0bten Mense bas meife @ute bringt. Dr.
Sings Stein 9iSeoberb sesen Gus3ebruns, Su<
fen mnb @rfaItuns fidert bic @eiunbbeit uno
erbalt bas 2eben unb 1T elm unbeaablbarer Se>
gen fur 2eibenbe. @S beilt nidt nur Musseb<
rnug, ionbern aud 9ufen, @rfdltung, 8ron.
dyitis, aitbma unb ollie arantbeiten Der 2uft>
rObre, ber 8ruit unb ber 2unse; iie aue meiden
feimer iuunOerbaren beilenben &raft. @enn Sbr
bies beStpeifelt, 70 berl9afft Gud cine Strobe.
fafde gratis in u. 9rei6' Gpotbefe.
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: Cine bOie &ranfbeit 1T 9Dspepiie.
9ebrau1 Or. Mugut G6nig's
8 a m burger Sropfen unb
Su tpirff balls gebeilt iein.
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Dead Shot" Gerep @orm 9ini>
ment ipirtt iider unb fdnea. Disles eminent
tootet Die 8iirmer ausenblidli6 balt ilieaen
ab unb beilt bic @unbe. SIM @afer aufaeIoft
III CO Elm ausse3eidnetes Seilmittel aeaen iraeno
pelde Bunben beim 8ieb. Yreis SO Gents.
Yrdparirt unb gum 8erfauf bel u. Dreie,
San Nntonio. 1876 tup
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3mtflemS Mrmica.Galbe.

0ie bette Salbe Der @eIt fir @dmitte,
Nuetidunsem, @efdmire, Gieber. unb Saut.
Musfdla9, GIedte, seiprunsene Sanbe, Groit.
beulen unb alle Sautfranfbeiten tnrirt Sa.
morrboiben ober feline 8ssabIuns. 80liiae
Classification earantirt ober bas @elo tpiro
auriiderftattet. 25 gents bic Sdadtel bel u.
Dreib.
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Die
9E66entlidhe Treie Nreffe
erideint
ieben DOnneritas
unb fOiiet
$3.50 oas Sabr Ober $1.25 far 6
WDnate in gOrausbesablans.
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Ser 5alonbaIter @eorae Willc

: Ser SalonbaIter George Willon
in abilene erf6ob ben Garbisen Sim
8irb. ST bate 0enielben aus ieinem
9alon getpieien, tuorauf ii9 8irb cine
piitole perf9affte. nod benz Salon au=
riidtebrte unb g8ilion anfiinbigte, 6aB
er ibn erf6ieBen werbe. 2ebterer fam
barauf bem Garbigen aubor.
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Bidtis fiir auswauoerer.
@roBe RreisermaBisuns in Der lleberfabrt.

Der nnterseidnete lit ermddtiet YaiTaae.
fd)eine, freie 8efOitisnns einsef@lofen, BON 8re.
men uber 9apre unb sntpe:pen mad Gan An-
orio fur SAILS aussufelIen.
Der 9reis fur Die @eiie bon Gan Mntonio
nad) oben senannten Safen, incl. 8etOfisung,
$52.3S.
6erner re6usirte @iienbabnraten nod allen
Srten in Deutfdlanb, Sdtpeis, Danemart unb
Granfreid.
Mdberes gu erfabren bel
s. @rieienbed,
22,f ,tuip @aiiase> asent San Mntonio.
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Feiles Sarsaparilla" fit
alle 8lut. unb Sautftanf5eiten. Rurirt bic
idlimmifen Sale bon Blmlberaiftuna Bis ,ur
gepObnliden Slime. @ebrGudsanneiluna auf
oer Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der Mlamo @ft'a
@ompanh uab gum 8erlauf On @ieberberfaufer
nno an Rribatpericnen bel ". Oreib, Gan
Matonio.
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UTAH.


SALT lake. january titii.-Thc Church
organ dc1ilca the memory OF Schuyler Col
| fax tonight on account Of his anti Mormon
record.
Another skeleton has been unear;hed in
this CITY. and people are beginning TO Won
| der where they all come from but the
numerous mysterious disappearances
which took place during the dark days of
the kingdom III some degree account for
the remains that have been discovered re-
Gently. The last find was made this fore
noon by Wori;mcn engaged in excavating
for 4 new block west OF the opcra-house
| The skeleton was about three feet from
| jhe surface directly under the place where
an old adobe building used as a grocery
store by Fell IL Co., stood. From the de
caycd appearance of the bones. the body
| had evidently been buried many years.
| The skull. which was the least decaved
was carried away by n physician, and the
remainder OF the bones were thrown one
| side where they were viewed by hundreds
| ufspcctators during the day, \ doctor who
| examined the bones expressed the opinion
| that il was the skeleton ut q female. There
! is no positive clue 10 the identity OF the
remains, but conjecturcS are plentiful.
! From the length ot time that the bones had
| evidently been buried, great many are OF
! diam The story is passed around that in
| oiden time Zion. the adobe house which
stood over the spot where the skeleton was
! found. was occupied by 4 saint with many
! wives. One of his CgnUubineS was missing
one morning. and has never been seen or
| heard of since. \ i:m of contractors state
| that during last summer obey uucarthed 10
| less than seven skeletons while making
! excavations in this city.
| \ special from haUab, tab to-day says
! Sunday last. al | 7. NJ a. Mocrs!Sin Springs.
eighteen miles from here. the two 2nd a
! half year-olj child of Warren Iuze. son OF
Isaac Lolc. was missed from the house.
and could not be found NiLht came on.
and neither the child nor any trace vas
| discovered. MIR. LoIc arrived here for help
at ) oc.ack Monday, and number OF men.
/ with one Indian, started At once. They
! reached there too late Monday To- do much
but find The tracks that night and the lit
! tic one had 20 meet another cold frosty
! night. The search was continued with
! lanterns. but Was OF no avail. Tuesday
morning its tracks were found. and the
| Indian followed them ike = bloodhound,
| The whole boIy of men following him on
| a trOt, at intervals coming to a halt Tor the
! Indian 10 lead ont. They found the child 5
first nights sleeping-p!.ce. about five miles
northeast, near the kanab road. where il
had lain in the mud. From here il changed
! It's course southeast, went about three
miles and was tGuud lying near the brush.
! Il was supposed To be dead, but, when
. touched. raised its head, opened It's eyes
ami groancd The hands and feet Were
much swollen from the frost. The child
WAS placed ia cold water. and the frost
drawn out then rubbed with liquor. >om1
] nauriS h1n-lf was furnished the stomach
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TRUSTEES SALE.

UTHEREAS, LEWIS NJ MILLER AND
w CATHERINE MILLER. his WIFE, made a
certain decd Of trust 30 f. K. DRAY and ". p.
CLEMAN. dated the 9TH day of May 1881, and
recorded On the 18th day OF June, 1881, in Book
Number 9S of Deeds. at page ; Il and following,
Records of the county Of Sacramento. State OF
California said trust conveying the real prop
cr.V hereinafter described, for the purpose %
securing the payment OF certain promissory
note Of eyea date herewith. And, whereas.
default has been made in the payment thereof
now, therefore, by tire authority vested in them
by said trust deed, and upon application OF The
Sacramento Bank, holders Of said note. the an
designed, assUch Trustees, will on SATURDAY,
the 18th day OF JANUARY, lSS5 between the
hours OF - and II O'Clock 4 u, at The front
door Of the Courthouse, III the city OF SHcra-
meuto state of California, sell at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder Tor cash, in United
states gold coin all The said real estate situate
in the city cf Sacramento, county Of Sacra-
mento. III the STAKE of California, and described
as follows, TO Wit The east thirty feet, of the
west sixty feet, OF the south one hundred and
forty feet, of Lot MUIR Der Nine l9l in the Block
or Square bounded q and K, and Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, together with the improve
ments aad appauenanees thereto belonging.
F. L. DRAY. Trustee,
VI. F. COLEMAN. Trustee
Sacramento, December -. 1881. d253wTuThS
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formed and a contract signed to build
water, gas and ice works in this place
NEW nfEXICO.
Fence-Cuttinc by Wbolesale.


| LAS VEGAS, January 14th.-A strong or
ganization of wire fence-cutters have COM
menced operations in Colfax county. An
unbroken line of wire from Ponie TO the
| TequisqJIiti river-about ninety miles-haS
| been cut in the last day or two The cut
tiers are unknown, but should their identity
be established bloody war will surely
follow. 1t is said the heavy cattle-owners
fence more ground than their deeds call
| for. In many cases the streams are lille
gally fenced for hundreds of miles, thus
keeping the cattle on Government land
from getting at the water for the want OF
which they drift against the fences and die
| from thirst. Three hundred and fifteen
head thus died along Colonel Taylor's
fences last spring. Ex-senator Dorsey,
| who owns sixty miles square of wire-fenced
| land at Palo Blanco, addressed the cutters
at Springer yesterday He said to them if
they would inform him when they pro-
posed to commence operations on his fences
( he would voluntarily remove them. The
cutters agreed to give him notice.
Railway Smuggling-Shipme of Gold
Bullion - Inducements to American
Manufacturers-The First Tannery.
NoGA1Es January 14th-A number of
the employees of the Sonora Railway have
been discharged for smuggling merchan-
disc into Mexico
The shipments of gold bullion are very
fair 50 far this month
The establishment of free zone here on
the Mexican line offers excellent induce
ments to American manufacturers with
the advantage of high Mexican tariff in
their favor Owing to the Mexican import
duty of $12 per barrel on beer, the new
Nogales brewery, just over the line, is hay
ing bonanza, as the advantage of this eX-
traordinary margin completely shuts out
foreign competition.
4 tannery has just been established here,
! the first IN Arizona.
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OREGON.
The Warner Valley Indian Trouble.

Fort BIDwELL, January 14th.-Informa-
ton received since the last report confirms
the news of the murder of Piute Indian
at Warner valley. The parties committing
the dastardly outrage We're Charles McComb,
II. c. Ramba and Jesus Chaves After
committing the murder they stole horses
and fled northward. Under orders from
General Pope, Major Burt, commanding at
Fort Bidwell, has dispatched an officer and
ten men to the scene of the murder, to in
vestigate the affair, and, if possible, pacify
the Indians. 1t is reported that they are
very much excited, aud demand that justice
be done. Citizens of Warner have tele-
graphed Governor Moody asking that the
murderers be pursued and punished as
their crime deserves. This section of Ore
gon is very sparsely settled, and should the
Indians determine upon rising, great loss
Of life and destruction of property would
follow. General Pope has dispatched as
surances to the Piutes, through the mill
tary. that every effort will be made in his
power to see them righted. Indian run
ners have gone out to bring to this post
several of the principal chiefs for confer
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-.
" pared TO co all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. I24 Second street, be.
tween K and {. Postofiice Box No 40, Sacra-
meutO 6I6-3ptf
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A Chinaman in Jeoi ar y-Propo ed I'm.
proyements,

PHEHIN, January lith.-About clock
Yesterday afternoon two Cinnamon were
seen pursuing one of their countrymen
along the bank OF Salt river, and fling
three shots ut him i'll quick succ ssion. A
man Witnessing the affray ran to the
spot. bur the pursuing Cinnamon eluded
him. Their vicl1m, who proved to be
slightly wounded, expressed fears that his
coGrtrymen would kill kim, and offered
his benefactor dollar 20 hide him until he
recovered
1t is reported that a company has been
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4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-ATLAW
N Offices: Metropolitan Block X street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door o Metropolitan Theater. ol-tt
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The Mexican HIutineeIs. :

SAN DIEGO, January llth.-A telephone
message from Campo at clock says The
Mexican mutineels are now camped at
Jacumbe on the line, twenty miles below
here. The whole party have horses, to.
gether with pack animals, raided from the
ranchers in the country. The ex-bandit
Sancho Lopez is their commander and
guide. Ii is thought that they are making
their way across the desert into Sonora, or
possibly Arizona. Captain Rodriguez, OF
the Mexican army, with twenty-four citi-
zen volunteers, have just arrived at Campo,
and will follow them Cat safe distance it
is reckoned). The authorities at Guaymas
have been notified by telegraph, 50 as to
send force to intercept them if they move
into sonora
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ARIZONA.

Death of a Respected Citizen-Beld to
Answer.
TUcsoN, January l4th.-Signor d. We
lasco, prominent member of the Mexican
colony i'll Tucson, a pioneer stage agent and
n respected citizen, died here to-day.
Thomas SaIcido, charged with assault to
commit murder on the San Rafael ranch
on the night of January 1st, was to-day
held over 10 appear before the Grand Jury,
under 81 600 bail
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TAYLOR & HOIL,

A TTORNEYs-AT-LAW. $50 ST, SOUTH
a west corner Seventh and J, Sacramento
city, Cal. ia3-u
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OLD MENICO,
ifelligerent Observation-Disclosures of Rail
road Employes-The Scurvy-stricken

Crew.
GUAYMAs, January 14th.--J. Sprague, {
brakeman and conductor on the Sonor;
Railroad, who discharged himself and de
manded his time check, which, under The
rules of the company, could not be given
went into the Auditors Office yesterday
evening and drew pistol on the Auditor
Mr.. Stevenson, saying he would kill him
Through the efforts of some gentlemen il
the office he was disarmed, but not until he
had struck Mr.. Stevenson over the heaG
with his pistol. He was promptly arrested
and things looked gloomy for him until his
friends interceded, and he was allowed tC
90 on the vessel sailing today for Guate
mala. never 10 return to Sonora.
Quite number of former employees o.
the railroad leave to-day on the barkentinC
Hasa for Guatemala and Nicaragua.
The bark Johanna Berran is still in port
the Captain and crew not having as yet re,
covered from the s2uryy.
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It permanently stops all unnatural weak.
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occur, preventing involuntary seminal losses,
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine or while at stool, ETC., so destructive to
mind and body, and cures all the evil effects OF
youthful follies and excuses, restoring Ex-
hausted vitality, Sexu9l Decline and Loss of
Manhood, however complicated the case
may be.
A thorough as well permanent cure
and complete restoration To perfect health
Strength and Nigor of Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and re-
liable Grea. Remedy. Price. 81 50 per bottle, o.
five bottles Tor SO. Sent upon receipt of price
or c. o. D.. to any address. secure from obserYs.
ton sud strictly private by
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show its merit, VIII be sent 10 any
, one applying BY letter, stating his symptoms
and age.
Consultations strictly confidential. by let
ter at Office, Free
For The convenience of patients aud IN order
to insure perfect secrecy, l nave adopted a pr.
Vate address. under which sll packages are Ter,
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Dr. la Mars Sct,l lns,i Pills cure all cases OF
Selai0el Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss OF
Ncnta. ana Physical Nigor, Empoteucy, Invol-
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Dvcr-luduiEtnce. luIiscrction Un6 Abuse. Or.
ia Mars pills are no mere Temporary Stimu-
liant bat n cor. p!etciy Restorative Tonic. They
bald up The whole system, strengthen and Ie-
store the sexual organs, and give new lease Of
iite-wilh power 70 aT5oy ito all who eyFe-
Renee The blessed benefits OF their potent power.
Price s. 80 per bottle. Sent hy mail on receipt o:
MICE or 10y ENor"ss. G. @. T. ADDRESS all or
5ers /. MCBOYl.f K co. Druggists, ssh Fran
cisco, p .. Box 49, nJ-Im
Z. IaIuas, French bakery, } street, be-
tween .2rn aud i.ah. All kinds oi Bread, Pie.
and cakes. The pul genuine French hread.o9-tm
Euar borg'- Perfume, Edna.
Eundhor-'- Perfume, Ndrcgnai Mel hose
Tundb0r-'s Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Iundburg's Perfume, LILY of thc Na,iey.
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Grand Notification.

CARSON, January 14th-A grand jollif-
cation took place to-day after the Senatorial
result was announced. Senator Jones
opened his headquarters at the Ormsby
House, and during the afternoon the flow
Of wine and jollity was uninterrupted, and
still continues. Colonel Heating opened
hi, camp opposite the Capitol and gave a
similar blowout. All political complex
ions mingled over the festive boards, and
still mingle. All party lines are for the
time oblterated.
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No. 90 NINTH ST, BET AND J, OPP
~ poSite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. electromagnetic and Medicinal Baths,
Magnetic Garments and Insoles. Consuta ion
Ain ~,
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a Brilliant Mind Totally Wrecked.

PORTLAND, January 14th.-Several prom
inent Portlanders visited ex-senator Mes
NTH at the State Insane Asylum, and that
case is hopeless. one mania that possesses
his distracted mind is that it is through the
Vaccinations OF members of the Demo
cratic party that he is deprived Of his lib
erty. The object of shutting him up. he
says, is to prevent him from participating
in the fruits of the Democratic victory
He implored his friends to represent his
situation to the proper authorities, and
felt confident that he would he released
from the asylum The asylum authorities
say they have little hope Of his recovery.
This will be sad news 10 the many admir-
-, Of this nnce brilliant man
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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST

~ Z. ALLf.N. A. IL WELL KNOWN. Is 4
1 regular graduated Physician and Surgeon.
educated at Bowdo.D College and the University
of Michigan. He has devoted lifetime to, and
IS acknowledged to be, the most expert Surgeon
N his specially on the Pacific coast
YOUNG MEN
And MIDDLE-AGE3 MEN, who are suffering
from the effects of Youthful Indiscrotious or TX.
ceSses in matuTer years, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL
DEBILITY, IMFoTENCY. LOST MANHOOD. confusion
OF ideas, dull eyes, aversion to society deSpond-
ency, pimpleS on the face loss of energy aod
memory, frequency OF urinating, etc, reinem-
ber that By = combination OF UeqslGble remedies
OF sgreat curative power, the Doctor has 50
arranged his treatment that il viii not only
afford immediate relief but permanent cure
HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
Having been surgeon in charge of two leading
hospitals. enables me 10 treat all private
troubles with excellent results. ! wish i dis
tinctiy understood that do not clsim to perform
inlpoSsibilities, or to have miraculous or SUPER
nliura; power. l claim only to be a Skl2ful and
successful Physician and Surgeon, Thoroughly in
formed in nv sppcialty-