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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-24
9lper's
Q9ue= Cure

eutbaIt Elm @rsensift Geasa aac bon eumpHaft bsr.
ra9renne 1tehel, bas, 70 pieI man peib in teiner
anbern gr3nsi entbaIten lit. GS entbdIt fein gbis
min, aud Feline nietaIlifhen ooer anbern 5ddbIiden
8eitanbtbeile unb bat baber teinen na9tbeiIigen
einftub anf bic eonitiution ionbern Idbt ben aor,
per 10 seiunb wie Dot Der sranfbeit.
sBir sarantirsn. SaB s:ser's asuesgure oue
6dIe pom faIten,, ren,i.tircnoem, ftiuem, De&iel.
unb @allenfeber, 70 rpie pon 2eberleiben, bic
bur4 sumpfluft berbeigefibrt finb, beiIt Gonte
IS mad riatiser gnmcnbuns ;u beilen uerfebrer, 70
finb bic gambler bird ,tnfer GirfuIar pom l. SuIi
1882 ermddtist. oas @eIh ;urid;ujabIex.
Dr. 3. O.. aper & Co., LomeIb 5Haff.
SIN allen gpotbefen ~ baben.
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9ausbaltfoiten BON grbeitern uno

9ausbaltfoften BON Mrbeitern unb
fleinen geamten in 9euti6Ianb. &C.
legentli6 bes Maureritreifes in Berlin
ber6ffentlidte Elm Maurer in einem
bortigen Blatte einen Mustpeis feiner
idbrli6en 9ausbaltungsfoiten, bic ii9
fiir i'm, Grau unb 3tpei Ginber auf 1896
Mart 40 pfennige beIiefen, tpdbrenb
fein 8erbienft nur 1925 Marf betrug.
st bat fomit elm idbrlides 9efi5it bon
III Marf 40 pfennigen. 9un ber6f=
fentlibte als Mntpnrt barauf Elm fleiner
pribat=Geamter, Der cine ebenio groBe
Jamilie pie Der Maurer, aber nur Elm
idbrli9es @infommen bon HOO Marf
bat, feline 9ausbaltfoiten, aus 6enen
erfi6tlib 1T, baB er idbrli9 nod Al
Marf erfpart. Die Musgaben beg Bez
amten fit Wobnung betragen 264 Mart,
Der Maurer bat nur 240 Marf au be-
sablen, fiir Wdf9e bat Der 8eamte Sc,
oer 0faurer 80 Marf angeiebt. eSn
benz Nusgabepoiten fur Rleibuttg 1T Bel
beiben uenig 1nterf6ieb: Bel bem
Maurer betrdgt berfelbe $50, Bel benz
geamten 180 Mf. 9ie groBe Diffe>
reu3 fommt aber in ber &e9numg fir
Nabrung gum 9lusbrud, ber Maurer
berbrau6t (2i6t un6 6eiaung eiugez
re6net) 1856 Mf. go pf., Ser 8eamte
$40 Wf., lebterer mill vti9t l1Ie9t
unb fiimmerlib leben, uD9entlid 8
nal Gleifb efien, iiberbaupt cine frdf=
tige nabrbafte Soft" Dabei muB ber
8eamte tdsli6 minbefens 14-15
Stun6en arbeiten, Der Weaurer aber
MIR 10.
Sebenfaas gebt aus bieier Nufaels
lung bas Cine berbor, baB bic arbei>
tenben 9laien in Deuf6lamo enttpeber
piel beiier leben mifen, aIs bic fleinen
pribatbeamt:n pber bebeutenb f1Iedter
bausbalten nnb tuirtbf6aften, als leb=
tere.
Dieie Nusmeiie mie Msaurer unb
pripatbeamten leben, beriiebt bic ;, ,gerl.
gational=3tg." nit foIgenben 8emers
fumgen: Scr Maurer 1T aud in io=
fern giinifiger als 6er fleine pribatbe=
ante baran, als feline sSrau Mr5eiten
(Wai@en, 4ufmarteitenen) perribsm
fann, bic bebeutenb beHer be3ablt tperz
ben als bieienigen Der Grau bes fleinen
Beamten; benn Die Stid= unb 9ddel=
arbeiten, iuel9en bic 8eamtenfrauen
in ben freien Stunben obliegen, tpers
ben notorii6 erbdrmli6 beaablt. Mus
Briefen Der fleinen pripatbeamten
flingt bic Glage berbor, baB ibre Gage
biel i6le9ter als bic bes getperbli6en
@rbeiters iiberbaupt iei."
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9te Giiett ssuterei5e,,.

Ob mir enolid fir @6ub o6er fir
6reibanbel I'M giien etti9eiben follen,
fann BEL 2apitaliiten uno giienarbei=
tern biel llnteridieb MAIDEN. STR ie=
t1anben ber an S@md@e o6er an Matz
tisfeit leibet, 1T bic tpi9tigite Grage in
Beaug auf bic n6tbige Quantitdt @iien
i'm Blut. ST 0ies ni@t borbanben,
entifebt @lenb, Obnma6t, S6pdbe
unb Sammer. Sas einaige 5upetldfItge
giienprdparat fit bas Blut 1T BroDn's
Sron Bitters, tpelfes bas ganae SDz
fem berei6ert, ftdrft unb tpieber ber=
felt. Seber anitdnbige Ipotbeter
fiibrt bieien prinaen bon Stdrfungss
mitteln nnb perfauft ibn gu einem Sols
lar bic Glai9e.
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&raft b6lig gebro6en; a(e Selbitbe=
berri6ung tpar babin; ct seigte fi6,
ipie er mar: in qualpollfer 9ilfolig=
felt! limb mas bem Mrat als Der beut=
li9fe Betpeis gef6rten Denfens eri6ei=
men mo9te, beritan6 Berger nur su gut;
bas mar, als i'm Senolingen berbei=
tpinfte unb ibm flebenb, tpie bon tiefiter
S9am erfillt, aufliiferte: @eb,
@eorg, begreifit Du ni6t, bab i@ Sei=
men 9lnblid iebt ni9t ertragert fann?
9a i9li6 er binaus uno ianf I'M
0orainnnter auf einen Stubl, unb bor
ieinen Mugen itanb pieber ienes i9aus
erli6e Bib: ber einiame @teig, BON Der
3udenben 2ampe bei6ienen; brunten
raui6ten bic Wogen -. Ob, tpel9es
@lenb! ft6bnte er, ltnb gum erifen Male
felt langen Sabren, bieaeidt felt ieiner
&nabenaeigt, bra6 ein S9lu9aen aus
ieiner Bruf, tpenn audi bic Iugen troz
den blieben.--.
Gin raider S6ritt f0rte i'm auf,
es mar Gran3, Der 6as Mtebifament
bra6te. st befabl benz 9iener, ben
Mrat fofort au ibm gu bitten. Serr
Doftor, fagte er bieiem, Sic fellen Die
Wabrbeit piffen, 10 peit i9 fie fagen
barf. Sin lngliid, fiibrte er aug, babe
ben prdlibente1 getroffen, i6per genug,
BEN fdrfften Mann nieber3uiperfen.
SIRE &unit, f6loB er, fann bic @eelen
ni9t beilen, id tpeiB es. Mber sic
f6nnen benz Mermiten geben, mas er gus
1td1ft bebarf: S6laf! Sonif reibt
bic Qual &6rper unb @eiit auf.
(Gortiesuns folst)
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=. eSn gluIfiu tpuroe Elm Morbberfud

= Sn Muitin tpuroe Elm Morbberiu9
auf 6rau CLARA Sid unternommen, uno
apar bon ibrem Manne, Ser felt ldnge=
rer 3eit BON ibr getrennt lebte. Ders
ielbe itieg in bas @6lafaimmer ieiner
Grau unb ber1ebte ibr nit einert &niips
pei einen 56laa aauf ben Ropf. Ser
5tDeite S9lag trdf Glaras Mutter, bic
fi9 5tpii6en 8eioe mari, tporauf Sid
fli9tete.
= Sid 8rannon, ber @pieBgelele
Oeagers uno pitts, tpurbe tpegen Be=
raubung Der Poif gu lebensldngli9em
3u9tbaus berurtbeilt.
-Sn MaribaQ bielten bic @ei9dfts=
leute cine @eriammlung ab, it ber iie
gegen Die 8erlegung ber @iienbabns
@erftdtten bon Seiten Der Seras pas
eifiebabn proteitirten. gs befebt ndn>
lid elm Gontratt 3tpii6en Der Babn un6
ber Stabt, na6 ipel1en bic Werffdtten
in Mariball unterbalten iperben miifen.
= Ser Bremier VI. $. Stenion, ber
auf einem Sra9tauge bon 2ongbietp
mad paleifine fubr, pergiftete fi6 ur=
teripegs nit Morpbium i1nb farb furs
mad feiner Mntunft in paleitine.
= Sem 8erbienfte feline &rone! Ser
ebrentpertbe Capt. @ammage in pales
fine bat bot einigem Sagett cine Sems
perensrebe gebaltem, bic geaiinbet baben
muB. Senn bic Damen in Oaftpopbs
fdidten ibm aus Mnerfennung einen ges
tpaltig groBen SUDDEN.
Sn 9ouiten ermorbete Sames
Walfer feine friibere farbige 3ubdltez
rim, tpeil bieielbe gebeiratbet bate.
Walfer bat ii6 benz Sberiff iiberliefert.
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= E + a 8.

= Cine Sepef6e bon 81 Pafo melz
bet, baB iopobl bic merifanil9en gi=
fen6abnen, tpie au9 Pripatperfonen,
ibren 8orratb an 8aargelb in teranis
f9en 8anfen beponiren, neil bic 3u=
ftdnbe in Mterifo unf6er eri9einen.
Inter anberer Seppiitpren nennt man
ben General Srebino unb ben grprdz
fibenten @on3ales.
-Sn SoiIe tpur6e u. %. Steele,
neil ct bas 9ocal Option @eieb iibers
treten unb 6oifetters Bitter berfauft
bate, gu $25 Strafe berurtbeiIt.
= Sem &eprdientant &eagam tpuroe
BON mebreren feiner banfbaren gonfti.
tuenten Elm 3iegenlamm aIs @es
f@enf iiberianbt. Sn benz Begleits
f6reibeu tpurbe Der Name beg Sbieres
als .. M. &oberts angegebem, befIen
@orfabren aus 0irginien itammen.
Geagan ipurbe ferner angetpieien, bag
Sbier nit Strobpapier al fiittern, inn
SAL bic natiirli1e Meibe feble.
= Mrs. 8. u. Mn6erfon, eine tpabn=
finnige Grau in ber Srrenanfalt su
Muitin, bat Selbitmorb begangen.
= Cine groBe Geuersbrunff bat in
Serarfaga getpiitbet. 9ie Jlamnen
bra9en i'm Mrlinston 9otel aus unb
batten in flir5er 3eit bas ganae 6duierz
gebiert erfaBt, bas Bis auf ben @runb
nieoerbrannte. 21 beri9iebene 8ef9df=
te finb an benz 8erluft betbeilist.
= Mufben1Drte, Der betriigerii1e
@dabmeiiter bes Sub =G9abamtes in
Nep Orleans, tpuroe in Monterep berz
baftet unb nod Qarebo gebra9t.
= Sm Oiftriftgeri9t gu Corpus gbri.
I'll 1T @barles Smitb, Ser baielbit bor
3 Sabren einen Gambler ermorbete,
gu sebnidbriger 3u6tbausbaft perurz
tbeilt tpprben.
= Die Miiiions= @eieai9aft fit Gar=
bige in pittsburg beabi9tigt. in 3eras
eine S6ule fir farbige Mdo@en gu
erri9ten.
aleianbro 8ibaura, elm aaufs
mann, Der auf ber @orralatos Gan6
in 3apata @ountD mobnte, tpurbe fiir3s
lid 5u einer nebrere Meilen BON ieiner
WObnuns ftattfinbenben @eriammluns
eingelaben. Ct madte fidb gu pferbe
auf ben Meg babin. Wenige 5tunben
fpdter fam aber bas pferb reite,los au=
rid unb Der Satteltnopf 3eigte Gpuren
eines @9ufes. Sbne 3peifel tpurbe
Wibaura ermorbet.
= Ser 8iebaii6ter William 6uoion
BON 8osque gountp tpurbe auf einem
8abn3uge in Sort Wortb perbaftet, ges
rabe als er i'm 8egriff ftano, mad benz
SnbianersS Serritorium ab3ureiien. Ser
0erbaftete bate einen gepiiIen &an=
oolpb in Stem Seriep UNI $4,000 be-
f6minbelt.
= Ser Garbise Bin &an5aa in
8elton 1T tpesen beriibter 3duberei su
50idbriger 3u6tbausbaft berurtbeilt
tporben.
- Mm 21. rannten in 9ouitom, ges
legentlid zines falf6eu Geueralarms,
spei G1lau9magen 70 setpaltig gegen
einanoer, baB stpei Mtdnner unb smei
pferbe permunbet tpurSen. NuBeroem
1T ber eine @@lau9pasen gdnsli6 bes
ri,olirt tporben.
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Wilit Du bieie Morte merten
uGauf elm pdd9en g aiI & Mr."
Wirb 9id laben, tpirb Sid ftdrfen,
@eb' unb bole es Sir ffrads.
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= Cine mertmiirbige Scene ereignete
ii@ fiirsli6 in ber belenii9en &ammer
bel 6er Beratbung bes @eieBentpurfes
iiber bic Ibdnberung Der 8eraebrungs=
iteuer auf Wein. @s mar 10 ubr
Mben6s, als berielbe our 8erbanblung
gelangen iollte. Ser oppofitiouelIe Dsz
putirte 9err gutarias beantragte bic
Neri6iebung ber 8eratbung auf ben
nd6iten Morgen. gu folder Stunbe,
fagte er, unb na9bem bic Gammer ei=
men sansen Sag binbur6 bel elmer Sems
peratur BON 33 @rab gelfius gearbeitet,
f6nne man cine 10 tpi6tige @orlage ums
m0glid) beratben. Die 9eputirten iei=
en- tli9t in Der Gage, peiter fortautagen.
Sa entgegnete &oriais bpn Der Maio=
ritdt: nSie iinb ni9t in Der Sage, au
beratben; tpenn Sic betrunfen iino,
10 geben Sic unb f.-....Sie fi1 aus. +"
Nls 9err Gutarias nit elmer @eberbe
boil 8era9tung ertpiberte, baB nur elm
Srriinniger 10 fpre9en tonne, oa ginJ
ber Sturm los. gttpa 80 Bis 40 Mbges
orbmete Der Maioritdt ftiir3tem i6 auf
ibren golesen gutarias, beoroben ibm
NIT ibren St6den unb mollen i'm BON
Der Sribiine berabreiBen. Da ergreift
ber alio georObte ben 5eiieI, I'm ii6 sur
Webre gu iebeu, unb es entftebt cine
f6rmlibe 8algerei; man b6rte beutli9
bic Stodbiebe! @rit nod ldnserer 3eit
gelang es bem 8oriibenben, bic &ube
tpieber ber5uifellen, tporauf er benz Nbges
orbneten @utarias ben Drbungsruf erz
tbeilte! Die Sibung bauerte mod big
12a ubr nod Witterna9t.
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Die
@6dentItebe Trcie Nreffe
erfdeint
isben Donnerfas
unb fplfet
$3.50 bas Sabr pbsr $1.25 ftr 6
Monate in gcrauste5ahlans.
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Gin Mppf1eter
NlDerts 9ariapariua.

GoIsenber Brief Don einem ,nierer bctannteiten
Apotbeter in Ndfaduietts lit fit ieben aeibenSen
pom Srterefie
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1reic gsertheiluna.

8as 1T bic l1rIade oes sroben 3ulaufs in
]. aaltsber &: Son apotbefe? 9ie freie Ser
tbei!uns bon Yrobe. .5laiden bon Or. 8oianfo's
2uiten. uno Sungen. Sbrnp, ba8 popularfe
Ssilmittel fur Suifen, @rfaltungen, S9mino.
iu9t unb 8rcn6itis I'M Martte. @en0bnli9e
@r0be so Gents nnb $1.0O.
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Neue Statifif. Midter:
Sci Sbrem 9ilbunsgrabe iollte man
bod ertparten, baB Sic auf anbere
Weiie als bur6 8etteln ibr 2eben friiten
f0nnten.
gngeflaeter: S6s 8etteln? . bite,
mas glauben 1ie! Sd beab1i9tigte cine
Statiitif iiber ben WobltbdtieteitsIinn
Der bieiigen 8eb6lferung berausaugeben
unb ma6te bios gu bieiem 3pede Stu
bien!
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.Velvetine Powder Dieie
Yrdparation muroe auerf in Der preubif6en
Mrinee sesem berbriibte unb srinbise Giibe, &C..
gen bas @unbreiten ooer WunbIaufen, gegen
Rridelbite unb alle Der lleberbituns bes 8lntes
entipringenben Sautfranfbeiten ansepaaOt.
MlS elm Vulber fit 8inber ftebt es unibertrof>
fen ba. @reis 20 Gents. Yrdparirt unb gun,
gerfanf BET u. Sreib, Mlamo Drug StOre,
Gan WntoniD.
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@i6tis fiir 4uswanberer.
groBe YreisermaBisuns in ber efabrt.

Der 1interasidnete iff ermaatist @afase.
fdeine. freie 8ef0fisuns einsef efdlo1en, BON 8re.
men iber 2dbre unb Mntpespen mad Gan I'm.
ouio fur $44.15 aus3ufellen.
Der 4reis fiir bic @eife bon Gan Mntonio
nad oben 8enannten Sdfen, incl BetOfisuns,
$523S.
aerner rebu3irte @iienbabnraten nod allen
0rten in DeutfdIanb, Sdpei3, Ddnemart unb
Granfreid.
Mdberes su erfabren bei
6. @rieienbed,
22,f, f,tuiu Pafase. asent, San Mntonto.
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= Sie iiinsiten itatiifii6en Daten
seben bic 8eb6lferung bon Stalien auf
29, 1851 1882 5eelen on.
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F'eiles Sarsaparilla" fur
ale 8lut. unb Sauttrantbeiten. Rurirt bic
fdlimmiien Sale bon 8lutberqiftuns bis sur
sepobnliden Ginne. @sbrau9sanheiluna auf
Der Etifette. Gabri3irt bon Der alamo Mft'a
Company unO gum 8erfauf an @ieberbertaufer
nno on @riDatperfpnen bel ". Dreib, San
Mntonio.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
HUDSON's BAY.
The Alert To GO on an Expedition to tn Q
shores Of Hudson's Straits to Change
tho Scientific Observers

HALIFAX, n. s, May 20-Captain William
Adams, famous Dundee whsler and Arctic
navigator, is in the city. The Arctic ship
Alert will start for Hudson's Bay next week
10 bring home the men who spent last year
at the stations along the shores OF Hudson's
Strait, established by the Dominion Govern.
ment for the purp ,se of taking meteorologi-
cal and other scientific observations, and re-
place them with men wko will remain there
another year. The whole American and
Canadian northwest is vitality interested in
the opening up OF the long-tslked of route
to Europe by way of Hudson Bay. Captain
Adams has had third of 3 century of ex
perience in Arctic waters. He will go out
on the Alert as the representative of the
Winnipeg and Hudson Bay Railroad and
Navigation Company to report upon the
feasibility and prscticability of the route.
In en- interview Captain Adams expressed
that Hudson Bay and Straits are more feast.
bic and practicable for navigation from the
middle OF June to the end of October to
ships properly equipped with two and half
inch iron plates for outside shell, with suit.
rble ice etern inside Notifications and with
extra beam. The ship should be limited 10
$500 tons in size. They need not be wood n
ships. IS after making two trips to Hudson
Bay IN the season they should be employed
in the Atlantic or any other trade. He thinks
that there is as much danger in navigation
on the coasts of Newfoun dland and Nova
Scotia, when the ice is breaking up in spring.
as in navigation in Hudson Bay the four
months indicated. The opening up of this
route will bring the heart of the great North.
west as near to Liverpool as New York is to-
Cay.
Lieutenant Gordon expects to reach Hud-
sons Straits by June 10. Provisions for the
ensuing ear and eighteen tons of hard coal
tity OF evaporated vegetables. prepared in
this province, will be taken to the stations
Between thirty and forty applicants have
be en- made for positions So observatory man.
Much valuable information Is expected TO be
obtained from the observations made during
the past year as to the formation and break.
ing up of the ice, and In regard to its move
ments, also relative to the navigation Of the
straits. After leaving Fort Churchill, run
ming survey will be made On such portions
OF the eastern shore of the bay as are prac.
ticable. The Alert is expected to arrive back
in the straits about August 90, and the re
mainded of the time will be occupied in sur.
veying as much Of the coast OF the straits az
is possible. Three representatives of the
Hudeon's Bay Railway will join the expedi.
ton for the purpose of reporting for the con-
pany- DR.. Bell, Fellow of the Geogra phical
Society OF Ottawa will be attached to the
staff as geologist and medical officer.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21

Special to sae Sentinel.
Triton, Ind, May 20.-A man living near
Kempton, Ind, was arrested Monday night
by Marshal Smitson and brought to this city,
charged with stealing gold watch valued at
$50 from Miss Jane Grubbs. OF that place.
His preliminary examination was had before
his Honor, Esquire Thomas He was bound
over to court in the sum of 5000, and on fail
ure to give bail was sent to jail to await the
action of the Circuit Court.
The large land CASE from Kokomo, involv.
ing 81, 900, in which Martina Nichols was
made plaintiff and Francis NJ. O. Hart and
BeDjomin B Hart defendants, has inst been
decided in this term of the Circuit Court in
favor OF the defendants. This case has been
in progress for the past five days. and has
been bitterly contested on both sides.
Surgical operations were performed or
William Galbeth late last evening. He was
seriously injured by ths midnight train last
Sunday night. which resulted in the smpu
tation OF the broken leg. 1t is now thought
that he may recover.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
Exp,o.,on of !. c,.om.tar.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.-At 10 q. NJ. this morn.
ing. enc of the large gssometers at the works
Of the ST. Louis Gas Light Company, at the
corner of Second and Convent streets, ex-
ploded with terrible report which could bs
heard for blocks around. After the smoke
he'd. cleared away, the employees of the
works, who rushed to the scene. found three
men lying about the meter. Investigation
showed that John Burns and Tom Doran
were dead and that Thomas Killian, who
was injured about the head. was insensible
and in very serious condition. Ali the
III en had been employed in clearing out the
meter which exploded, and which bad been
out of use for some weeks. The Superin-
fendent accounts for the accident by saving
that the gas had been. run into the disused
tank yesterday to try it, and that the men
must have used light which communicated
with come of this gas remaining in the tank.
The damage to the works Ia slight. John
Burns. one Of the victims, had his head torn
completely from his body. BE is married
man forty five years of age and leaves q wife
and three children. Tom Do7an, gas
helper, twentythree years of age and sing lie.
had his skull crushed completely in and
died Instantly. Thomas Kiliian, aged fl
teen. who was severely injured. was uncnn'
tcous fer more than an hour after the acct.
dent but he may recover.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
Manure In Gardens.
Country Gentleman.I

The best manure for early vegetables ia
we'll decomposed barnyard manure. 1t is not
advisable 10 use fresh manure, as in such q
condition ii is unfit for plant food, and if il
lie put pto the soil dry and fresh, it is long
time before it gets into condition so that the
roots Of plants derive nourlshment from it;
better place in heap and allow it to ferment
and rot before putting into the ground. All
vegetables require well-map 7red soil,
some, of course, much more than
others. Cabbages. celery, sweet corn and
csulifiower especially, require rich soil.
For peas, beans and tomatoes. If the
soil is in tolerably good condition, top
dressing of wood ashes applied after blowing
end we'll narrowed IN, is excellent in most
kinds of soils. / have often raised better
crops of these vegetables when an applica
ton Of wood ashes was given than when
barDysrd manure was used; there was less
vine and more fruit. Working the ground
at the proper time is another essential to be
attended to. Clsyey land has to be carefully
worked, especially when plowed in the
spring. II vet when plowed it remains in =
lumpy condition sil summer, and as con-
sequence poor crops can only be expected.
Thorough cultivation before the seeds are
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The roster.Beatty MIDDLE,

CINCINNATI, May 20-The Cincinnati Com.
mercial Gazette to day quotes the following
from an interview with General Beatty con.
corning Governor Fosters statement that
Sherman was candidate for reelection to
the Senate: This is an amiable fiction got
ten up in the interest of harmony, but that
he (Shermsn) intends to accept aud serve is
untrue. He has never said be would. and
never will" The Commercial Gazette adds:
Senator Sherman SAYS, in letter before Us,
dated March .: 81 have concluded to allow
my name to be csnvassed with the rest, and
10 accept if elected"
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Committed Double Murder Through

ST. LOUIS, May 20.-A dispatch from Paris
Texas, Gays: "a horrible double murder
was committed here on Monday night and
an attempt MADE to commit third. 1t ap.
pears that S. P. Holmes went to his home
about 10 o'clock at night and found Mrs.
Holmes, his wife, Mrs. Sighe, his wife's sister,
and Prof. Youmans. music teacher from
Canada, sitting in the psrlor. Holmes im-
mediately assaulted his wife with knife
Prof. Younaas ipterferred and Holmes
turned on him and stabbed him to death. He
then stabbed Mrs. Sighe five times and she
has since died He then renewed bis ssault
upon his wife, but her screams brought
assistance from the outside and Holmes fed.
Mira. Holmes will recover. Holmes was ar
rested last night III the adjoining county
sDd returned TO Paris. He confesses the
crime and says he was compelled 10 commit
the deed through jealousy"
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Special 70 the Sentinel.

Special 70 the Sentinel.
LAFAYETTE Ind, May 20-The proprietor
ship of the Peoples Rink, owned and man
aged by Mr.. Caldwell. on Saturday last
changed hands. the purchaser being T. r.
Sheets. Mr.. Caldwell has come to the conclu-
sion to abandon the rink business entirely
and award his attention solely to the Opera
House and stree. car line. Mr.. Caldwelis
course in the rink business has been bril-
liant one, and his retirement is looked upon
with great regret. Mr. Sheets, the new man.
aeer, Is not unfamiliar in the rink business,
"a be managed the Palace Rink under Mr..
Caldwells ownership throughout the season.
and under his management the rink will
surely prosper. Success to you. RAN
At the Republican caucus last night it was
decided not to make any changes ia the
Fire Department and on the Polics Force,
and all the members except one were re-
tanned. The City Attorney, City Engineer
and Street Commissioner were also retained.
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A Boy nIufilated.

LONG ISLAND CRY. L. l., May 20.-Mr
Madison Lewis, colored, yesterday left hs
six-monthsold baby in charge of her so
aged six years, and her daughter. aged fou
years, while she visited a neighbor. Whe
she returned home she found that the baby.
iacs bad been terribly cut by her daughter
with carving knife. The doctor was called
in and says the baby may live. but that II
will be terribly 6isfgured. Mrs Lewis has
often acted strangely, and ii is supposed ths
her daughter inherits insanity. The girl hs
often remarked that the baby should bs
cut M.