davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07
gseutt ,ptr Sem wfaaem benapraltftrem

bur6 1lmmabisteit ober ltnborii9tisteit beim,
eF.n, 10 tOnnen iptr ni6t goffen, ben golssn
anf idnsere Belt au entseben. Die fdrtfe
SCREAMING mub BEN Mtbbanblmnsen biefes
tpi@tisen Organs unterliesem. aber ansenom'
men, mir tuaren unflus senng setnefsn, ben
Ileaen au f@pa@en, 1T es mi9t lnogli9. ben
Sdaben bieber gut gu MAIDEN sfaturli9
fam man bieies tbun. Ser Dsspeptifer braudt
nur siueisrlsi su tbun, UNI feline @eneiaas bsr>
beismfiibren. @riiens follte er cine leidt ber'
banIide 9idt befOlsen. 8tpeitens follte ct
Soitetters Wa9enbitters, bas ber'
borrae enbfte saitrilde Starfunssmittel nnierer
Seit nit 8eselmabisfeit unb gebarrlidfett se'
braudeu. Die berfdieoenartisen Sormen Der
1tnberbaulidteit unb bic iie beinabe in iebem
Sale besIeitenSea llsbeI, nie biliOfs seiOen nnO
@erfopfuns, tperben beffimint aufboren ben
9eibenben gu audlen, tpenn Der oben segebene
Ratb befoIat ipirb. g8er pirb pobl bon benen,
bic an ben peinigenben Sdmeraen Der d9roni'
fden l1nberbauli9teit selitten baben, berfeblen
Elm Wtittel su sebrau9en, bas, pet,m man benz
poiitiben 5eugnib ber Mer5te @lauben i9enten
tann, ein abfolutes SeilmitteI fir biefes ne-
bel it,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07
Ste SStrfnneen DeS 2pfal=Opttutt @e'
feBeS.

Ou9 OuuuS RSullSulul IDtCtuA+ =
| Sn 2imeIfone County murbe bot Sab
resfriit bas 2ofaIzOption @efeb, tpel6es
borber mebrere Male berporfen, bur9
@olfsabitimmung eingefiibrt uno feits
Der BON ben 8ean1ten bes Counties mad
&rdften enforcirt. g1te tpeit bies ge>
lungen 1T, aeigen folgenoe ftatiftif9e
@rbebungen tpelbe Der Meria v2ebger",
Elm Mntt>probibittons<8latt, nod offi=
| ateGen Sueaen 5uiammenfelte. 8or
ginfhbrung ber probibition tpurben in
Meria in ben feben Mtonaten bonn l.
Sanuar Bis L. Nuguft folgenbe Quan>
titdten berauf uf9enber 8etr1nfe etnges
fibrt.
64 GdRer @bistep.
2 babe Gdf5er WbisfeD.
27 GdB9en WbisfeD.
Is Cafes Weiu.
10 Gafes Bier.
68 gaits Bier.
288 TdB9en 8ier.
-Na9 ginfhbrung BET probibition
bate bic 3ufubr in bemielben 3eitraum,
bonn 1. Sanuar Big 1. Muguf 1886, ites
tig augennmmen, tpie folgt:
96 Gdfer Wbistep.
Z babe GdHer Wbisfep.
5 GdB9en WbisfeD.
1 @aft Mle.
28gaies Wein.
| l SAB Mein.
ia Gaifs 8ter.
1854 SAP 8ier.
Diefer Musweis seist, baB bas ger<
Bot bes 8ertaufs ben Gonfum beral1'
| f1en6er @etr6nfe 1i1t berminbert, ions
bern bermebrt.
sserner MAIDEN bic probibitioniifen
geltenb, baB bas 8erbot bes Werfaufs
beraufAenber @etrdnfe eine Wernlins
berung Der 9erbre6en nod fi6 siebe,
auf tDie biel Wabrbeit bieie Bebaupf
tung berubt, tpeift Der uSebger" in
folgenben 3ablen nod:
Sn BEN BET @infibrung bes Sotals
Optionge1ebes bDrbergebenb.en n
auDlf Monaten rei9ten bic @robgez
f6tpprenen BON Simeifpne @ou1tp tpls
genbe Nnflagen ein:
W(OrO
Nnsriff nit t6btli9er Gbf9t. ...... 4
Spbtf9lag ..-.-.---....-... III
9iebifabl ..--.-...- 20
Vergeben 10
Mnbere crin,inelle 8ergeben. --..-..21
Sufammen ..-...........-..o3
Wdbrenb beielbeu 3eitraumes in
tpel9em bas 2otal=O =OptiongefeB ii6 in
&raft befano, erboben bic @roBgei9tpo,
renen 1872 Nntlagen uno stpar tpegen:
Worb .----..-.---. 10
Mnsriff nit t6btli6er Gbfi6t. ....--. g
9iebfabl .........-.--.--. 81
Mnbere eriminelle 8ergeben.. .-26
Sut0mt11ei1 -. .loZ
9u9 oas Mrgument BET Yrobibitios
nifen, baB ii9 bic 6ffentli9en Musgaz
ben bes Counties berminbern uiirben,
bat fi@ als ni9t fti9baItig ertpieien,
in6en Iib bic Nusgaben tpdbrenb 6es
2otal Option Sabres UNI $1256.16
gegen bas 8priabr bermebrten. MuBers
Dem berlor County uno Staat nod bic
aniebnIi9e Summe bon $500 on
S@anflicenien, tpdbrenb an Strafgels
bern fit uebertretung bes 5erp6nten
@eiebes ttur $500 eingingem.
Dos 6acit bes 2ofalsSption Sabres
in 2imeitone Gountp tpdre bemna9
folgenbes:
1. Gountp unb Staat berloren nabe
an S., 1000 on S9anffeuern;
2. Die Musgaben Dermebrten ii9 TIM |
rnebr aIs 81 200;
+. 3. Die 0erbre9en bermebrten fid |
Inn fait elm 9rittel gegen bas gortabr,
un5
4. 6at ber Gonium berauf6enber |
@etrdnte ftetig augenomnten uno li9 |
fat per6oppelt.
Da bieie 3iffern ale offiaieu beglau.
bigt iinb unb iolbe betanntli6 ni9t |
Itigen, 10 biirfte es ben prpbibitioniften |
i9per tperben, bieielben au tpieberlegen |
unb als tpeiteres Nsitationsmaterial |
far lire propaganba in anberen @es
genben su benaBen.
N *! l..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07
Cages > Neut8feitett.
s MIA II B.

| = 9lus Netp Oort fommt bic gta6>
ri9t, baB bas Befiaben 6es foeben aus
ber @on1merfrifde suridgefebrten Ct
prdiibenten Nrtbur au ben f9limmi ten
Befiir9tungen MnlaB aiebt. IS lit
fein 3peifel mebr, oaB ct iiber fur3
o6er lang ieirem alten Seiben, ber
8rigbtf9en Merenfranfbeit, gum Opfer
fallen tpirb.
= prdfibent Glebelanb bat bic Beis
leibs.9epef6e Bet &6nisin @ictoria in
folgenber Weiie beanttportet: Wafbs
ington, 6. September 1886. Mn Bic
toria, 26nigin unb Gaiierin in Balmos
raj, @9ottIanb. 9ie Snmpatbie, bic
gm. Maieitdt fit Die bur@ oas grbbe=
ben in SdbsGarolina Betroffenen auss
ipra6en, ift bon betn amerifanii9en
8olte bo6 ansei6lagen porben unb
bat eineu 6antbaren Wiberbaq in Maer
0eraen gefunben. @roDer Glepelanb,
Brdfbe1t ber Ser. Staaten.
- Die l1nterfiiBumgen fit bic ytotbz
leibenben in gbarleiton beginner ieBt
rei@li9er su fieBen. Die Stem Oorfer
8aunpol B6rfe aei6nete $4,000, bic
probuctenb6rie $500, Die petroleunts
86rie $250O tlnb in Der 9anbels>B6rfe
Iiefen $1,000 fiir bic 8erunglidten ein.
ssn Brigbton 8ea9 Bel Stem Oorf
tDurbe gum Beften gbarleifons ein
pferberennen beranitaltet, bas elm Heinz
geiuinn bon $4,000 bradte. Baltis
more betbeiligte ii6 an ben Sammlu1s
gen NIT $4,000 unb Pbilaoelpbia nit
$500.
MusIanb.
- Bisntarf drgert fi1. Warum2
Weil in benz 2auenburger &ei9stagsz
tuabltreiie, ben iein Sobn 9erbert fritz
ber bertrat, Bel ber n6tbig getporbenen
Na9mab[ Elm b6fer 2iberaler gemdblt
tporben III. I'm ic mebr drgert ct it6
bariiber, als ieine groBen geftbungen
Der @a9ientpalb unb Jriebri9srube
-gerabe in ienem &reife liegen. Sc
mdhlt purbe Elm 9err 8erling, Elm
@utsbefber unb ebemaliger i9lesmtgs
bolfteimif9er Rammerratb.
- Yrins Wil5elm, ber dltefe Sobn
6es oeuti6en &ronprinaer, tpir6 bieier
Sage Berlin nerlaifen, unt lib in elmer
angebli6 bo6pi6tigen biplomatii9en
eenbung mad ct. petersburg gu be-
- Die officieue 9lbbantung beg
ssarifen Nleranber BON 8ulgarien ers
folat am Z. September. 0ie ruflii9en
goniuln in 8ulgarien lafen gang ot fen
petitionen at ben @aaren gut nnters
fdrift cireuliren, in benen Inn bic @ins
iebung bes 6er3oss bon Olbenburg als
Na9folger aleranbers gebeten tpirb.
- Obslei9 bur@ bic Mbbanfung
Qleranbers ber Stein bes InitoBes
boriduig aus benz Wege gerdumt it,
rtiften &uBlanb umb bic Sarfei tn 6er
beoroblidfen Weife. RnBlanb bat
nit ausldnbii6en Girmen sroBe &onz
tracte sur 2ieferung bon panaerplatten
fitr bic acknowledgement am S9tpars
3en Meere abgefblofien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07
Wurff! Gauchfpaaren!

@rocerpbdnbler uno Speiiewirtbt
bonn 2aube m69ten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, baB mi,
fur Die Gabrifation BON Wurit uno
&au@waaren utnfangrei@e 8orbereis
tungen getroffen baben unb in @tanb
gefebt iinb, allen Nnforberungen Sc
niige 5u leiifen. Wir geben @arantie
fiir quite Waare unb reelle 8ebienung.
9ie 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer perz
f6nli9en 2eitung. Senbet Cure 8e>
ftellunsen Bel 3eiten Elm.
Wm. 96fling & 9obn,
1,10p1i 511 Npenue s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07

= Gluctuattonen i'm Marfte fiir gt>
fenpaaren fann Seber permeiben, BET
feline Oroers bur@ Piper& g 6ults
beB ausfubren ldBt. Gabrifanten res
guliren ibre Breiie na6 bem &onfum.
piper & 99ultbeB baben itets einen
enormen gorratb oon Genabrabt, @iiens
ble9 u. T. tp., unb ite notiren frabere
niebrige preife, penn bieielben aud
i'm Warfte ifetgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07
8udleuS Mrufca.&albe.

Die bette Salbe ber BeIt fir Sdnitte
Auetidunsen, 6ef9piire, Gieber. unb 9aut'
Iusfdlas, Gledte, seiprunsene 9anbe, Grof'
beulen nnb alle Sauttrantbeiteu; furirt $a'
mprrboiben ober feline 8eaabluns. 8ollise
Classification garantirt ober baS gelo pirh
suriiderifattet. 26 Gents bic Sdadtel bel u
9reib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07

SD bebiente mid bes Songaline
iotpobl in meiner pribatz als 9oipitals
praris unb fanb es als 0eilmittel fiir
Meuralgie unb &beumatismus in ieber
8eaiebung pirtiam unb auberldfiig.
9iefige Merate empfeblen es als ausgez
aei9net.
s. Mf. Gielb, so. s., pIainfielb,
Stem Seriep.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07
Gin beuti6er Sod tpurbe /

f9per berbranntem 3ufanbe mad
Bonnie gebra6t. ct fO9te in einem
@iienbabncamp, wollte Jliegen aus ieis
mem 3elt nit &au6 bertreiben unb mari
bas brennenbe papier auf cine Oelfan,
ne, bic erplpbtrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07

- Sas grDBte 2aser BON @etpebr=
unb Rebolbersp patronen uno 6iilien bel
piper 6 S6ultbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07
erllpfo6len:

Ser @eaulator furirt allemal. Sd entpfeble
i'm auf bas Bereitnilligfe auen, ipelde an 9al'
lioen Mnf6Ilen ober an elmer onr@ Seberltoran9
uerurfa9ten arantbeit leioen.
Ranfas gitb, 9fo. w. ". SernarO.
Sd Iitt iebr an Masenbeid idiperben, aopftpeb
T.. 10. Gin Ma1bar, mel1er Summons Stoet
ReanIator einaenontnen bate, iagte mir, es te'
Elm ii9eres Seilmittel segen rnein 8etoen: Ste
erFe Soiis, bic i9 einnabm, bali rn1r legr nao
tn Belt elmer @ode mar i9 10 tart uno traftt9
pie ie. @s if bic bette aramet, Die td) &C.
s's aiSnaoaS, 9a ga. S. g. erenfbatp.
8euonis BON Siram @arner, Oberrl9'
ter bon Georgia sd babe Summons 3toer
WeauIator sesen Sartleibisteit, bte bnrda elne
boriiberaebenbe Qeberforung beruriad1t mar,
in ben Iebfem brei ober bier Sabren nno pets NIT
entf4tebenem Nnsen gebrau9t."
Sd babe felt 1865 erfatrums nit @immons
2iber @equIator unb betra@te Jpn als bie md9-
tiaife Mrsnei ber @eseniuart sesem bic ben mala'
ridden @esenben eisentblmli@en ardntbetten.
Cine 70 CUTE Gr3nei berbient ausene'ile G'f''
pfeblnng.
Corr. Seer. GiibI. 8aptiit theological Sem1r.
Sc gtebt nur etrtert Stnts
II mons 9tuer &esulatcr+
M@te barauf, ben d @ten II ai betot1ls
9 net, beNen umf6lag bortt NIT ben. ros
then 3 gefemnaei1net III un6 ber nur
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
DISCREDITEO.

Brooks Alleged Statement Looked Upoe
As Piece of KcpOrsorial Imagination.
ST. Louis. May l9.-Maxwe!rs alleged
confession is generally considered to be
nothing more than guess-wOrk on the
part of an over-zcalous reporter. Wher
Maxwell was brought back from Auck-
land he talked freely with q newspaper
reporter here, and introduced into CON-
versatiOn an hypothetical case, asking
what would be the legal consequences of
man acting in the capacity of a physi-
clan, killing his patient by an
overdose of chlOrOform through an
error of judgment. The interview was
published at the time and was at once
denied by Maxwell. The so-cal'ed con-
fession now published, is evidently based
on that interview, and is probably fair
guess ut what the defense will be.
When asked if the interview was cor
rect, Maxwell simply replied that he was
not talking to newspaper men on the sub
ject of his defense, and that he would
not contradict or admit any statement the
newspapers saw fit to publish. Maxwe'5
lawyers ridicule the story. They say that
10 such confession was made by Max
well. and that their line of defense will
not lie made known until the proper time
arrives during the trial.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
The Nominee For n Wisconsin Postmaster
ship brought Face Z" Face With - Charge
of Embex ziinc 500

The Nominee For n Wisconsin Postmaster
ship Brought Face tn Face With u Charge
of Embe zzIing 100000.
BERLIN, Wis.,, May SD. L. Hark-
ness, recently nominated for postmaster
of tlis city in place Of G. J. Thomas, has
been arrested on charge of embczZle-
ment. For number of years Hardness,
with Joseph Yates, DIR. Dodson and X. J.
Reese conducted u large WOODEN mill I'M
der the firm name of ID. L. Hardness { Co.
darkness had the entire control of BUSH
ness, and four years ago the mill was
closed up. 1t is now rumOred that Ifark-
ness borrowed money to an amount Of
over 1000, signing the firms name To
the note. Most Of this money, it is alleged,
he used for his own benefit. Hence his
arrest. His friends are indignant, and
protest that the move Is mainly political.
The complaints alicge that the delay in
securing the warrant Is due to the almost
tangle in which the books Of
the firm were found, and that they are
just now able to get them into shape.
The high standing of all parties con-
cerncd has aroused much feeling. In.
the meantime the old postmaster holds.
over, as Hardness can not qualify until
the present charges are laid at rest. This,
his friends say, can be DONE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
BADLY SCARED.
A Issltimorean Made - Target Of I:y n Die
cartled Flame Whom lie Had Slandered
Through the Press.

A Isaltimorean Made - Target of by Die
cartle,l Flame Whom He Had Slandered
Through the Press.
MONTREAL, Can, May 1s.-Nliss Vic
toria Cohen, daughter of a merchant of
this city, created a sensation here yes
terday by attempting to kill former
lover named Hermann Scheyer, an inn
porter, by firin. three shots out of
small revolver ut him i'm the Place d. Armes,
the most central square in the city, where
she had been waiting for him.
The young couple had lived together
for some time, but Scheyer gave up the
connection a year ago, when his in
amOrata entered suit against him for
large damages for breach of promise of
marriage and BETRAYAL. The action was
partly heard in the Superior Court last
week, but a compromise was entered into
by defendant payin" Il considerable sum
to plaintiff to satisfy her, and the case
was withdrawn.
The reason assigned by the girl for try
ing to kill Schcye- was that he had SLAM
dercd her character in giving some in
formation about the settlement of the ac-
ton to the local press for publication,
and had refused to Withdraw it. The
balls ut the distance they were fred had
no force, the pistol being SO small.
Scheyer is Frustrated with the nervous
shock. and his doctor will not allow him
10 80 to court for Il couple of days.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
COAL MINERS.

Delegate Convention In st. Louis for Q
National Federation.
ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-One of the largest
delegate conventions of coal miners In the
history Of the country, opens here to-day,
and delegates from all the coal mining
points are arriving in large nnmbers Oh ev.
cry train. A total attendance Of nearly
one Thousand Is expected, while the numbei
of skilled coal miners who will be repre-
sented is placed at $50, 600. Tie principal
object Of the convention u tic formation
of national federation of coal miners.
similar to the organization in England. OF
which Mr.. Burt, the miners representative
in the House of Commons, is tue head.
The convention will also adopt and make
ARRANGEMENTS for enforcing various rules
and regulations for the alienation of the
condition of the coal miners especially az
concerns the grievances which are cIassed
under the heads. insufficient wages" ''im.
perfect ventilation of Mines" and the
truck system" 1t is also probable that a
uniform system OF prices for the mining of
coal, both 10y hand and machine. will BE-
drawn up and agreed to by the convention.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
MILLIONS AND MISERY.
Wretc!,cd Life of y NiItionaire's Wifc-Suil
For Divorce,

wretc,cd Life of y NiItiOnaire's Wifc-Suit
For Divorce.
New YORK, May 22.-RObert 2. Nc
Bride. the wealthy tea merchant who re-
sides ut 900 Fifth avenue, was married in
January. 1888, to the daughter OF Charles
NJ. Bomeister, the wealthy wine merchant.
Now she has sued him in the Supreme
Court for limited divorce for cruelty.
The case was up before Judge DOnOhue to-
day. upon an application for a'imOny and
counsel fees. Mrs. Mcbride charges that
since their marriage her husband, though
he supplied her with horses and carriages
jewelry worth thousands Of dollars, and
every luxury, made her life miserable
by his ungnvernabla temper. lie once
pointed q pistol at her, saying he might
some day kill her and that
he had once shot at his sister. She says
that he il a 'sly drinker," and that while
drunk he has many times struck and beaten
her shamefully. Though she was in deli
cate health she declares he has abused her
openly in the presence of her parents. 1t
was asserted in her behalf that Mcbride
owns lis tea stores, from which he derives
yearly an income of 100000. In Oppo-
sition to the motion Mcbride averred that
his wife, melted by her father, had deserted
him, although he treated her well, and that
his income this year will not be over $780,
600. Decision was reserved.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
Vigilance Committee Wanted.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. May 2O.-The fire
department has been constantly on the &C
since ten O'Clock this morning. Four in.
cendiary fires have occurred in different
taken place from natural causes since that
h"ur. The four incendiary biazes Were
small vacant houses, the torch being applied
within ons hours time. A vigilance com.
mittee is strongly talked of, and ii il is or.
ganiZed it is reasonable 10 predict that soma
of the Migrants who 1t present infest this
city will be asked TO move on: to other
quarters. The purpose of these f,es IS
thought to b. robbery in other parts Of the
city during their ureva,ence.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28

ARCHBISHOP GiBnONs. of Baltimore, has
received an official communication from
Cardinal Jacobini, the Papal Secretary of
State, informing him of his election to .
CarsiinAlate.
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned sine
die on the 18th.
ExCoLLECToR Plato, of Corpus Christi,
Tex, has been convicted of embezzlement
of Government funds.
LARGE numbers of sheep and cattle are
reported perishing because Of drouth in
Preside County, Tex.
The steamer Buckeye struck the landing
at Hickman, KY, recently and sunk OH the
bar opposite Hickman.
car the Richmond (Va.) conference it was
decided to retain the name Methodist
Episcopal Church South"
A KENTUCKY judge has decided against
an insurance company in the case of q sui
eide by an insane man.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
REDUCING EXPENSES.

The Legislative. Executive and Judicial
Appropriation bill Cut Down Over $780,.
900.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill,
as agreed upo1 BY the House Committee on
Appropriations, and as It will be reported
to the House by Mr.. Holman to-day, appro.
PIRATES $50. $50. l19, being SS13,4S5 less than
the appropriation for the current fiscal year
and sS4s,5 66 less than the estimates. Tie
appropriation for the Civil Service Commits.
sion remains unchanged. That is, S21, 400
is appropriated for salaries, but it is piO.
vi:led that the appropriation shall be avail.
able only when the rules of the Civil Ser.
vice Commission are SO framed as thai
the names of applicants from any
one State found duly qualified on
examination and without regard
to age shall be sent to the head of the de-
partment or other officer charged with max.
ing an appointment. There was no con.
test in the COMMITTEES over this clause fol.
lowing later in regard to pension examiners.
but it is understood that the Republican
members of the COMMITTEES will oppose
them OIL the floor of the House. The pro-
vision of last years bill making an apprO-
priatiOn for 80 special examiners in the
Pension Office is reenacted with an amend.
ment providing that they shall be ap-
pointed by the Secretary of the Interior ON
the recommendation OF the Committee on
Pensions. Under the existing law they are
subject to the civil service rules. The
committee disdain any intention OF interior.
ing with the civil service law. in king
the changes above noted while admitting
that they would If adopted require changes
in the rules laid down by the commissioner.
The bill abOisies the office of Surveyor
General of Minnesota and the appropriation
for the collection OF internal revenue il de.
creased 100000. No appropriation is
made for tine mint at Carson City or the
ASSAY Office at St Louis
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
An UupOpular Member.

ST. LOUIS. May 22.-Last night Alfred
Scuf, brewer by occupation, applied at
the door of the Brewers Union meeting at
Central Turner Hall for admission. show
ing at the same time his Union card. He
was refused admittance. and while engaged
asking reasons for refusal, several men
from the inside jumped on him and gave
him a severe humping. kicked him down
stairs and yelled ',scab'' in German at him.
He informed an officer how he had been
treated, and wanted the whole crowd ar
rested. The trouble was on account of
Scuf and fourteen others gt ing to work at
Wainwright's brewery contrary to the
wishes of the union.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28

.was catheter found among your nedi-
Cal instTuhcntsF'
Il don't know. l carried some Of my in.
etruments away In u alise and threw them
into the raciiic."
Had YOU any plans about disposing ofths
bOdyy'
"None whatever. meant to leave IL there
expecting that it wDiid ne DIS owe req
sooner tina, IL was, AMI thinking that u post
mOrtem would reveal the true state OF facts.
that Preiier h;Vi mt his dea n while un
oereoing such an operation a. have desiX.
'liow about Preller's money! asked.
= know nOthing about PreIler's Ii oney. i
hnd plenty NJ money Of nv own. or could
not nave made the lon., trip which d;1
This statement was thus Incomplete, be-
cause 1t was intended that I should oDtain
the prisoners written statement which
gives NIL the details of the Easter Sunday
occurrences In room Ht. The attorne:s,
however. refused to give the wri.tol state
ment, aud hv their advice Maxwell refused
e. SAY auv more.
Accord ," t. his own story tine emitting Off
Of Prelier's mustacls., the in scriptio, about
'traitOrs,' nn ali the other a,,e"r Incidents
connected with the ira se.iv ar, &, D, at
friouted to his liquor and fear crazed coadi-
thrn ter the fatality.
Tais is the story OF the KILN . OF Preller.
- Maxwell told IL to m. YESTERDAY after
noon. JOHN j. JESyINay.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
A Very Had PidSeOn.

ECFAULA, I. T., May 1s.-Reports
reached here yesterday that Deputy
United States Marshal Andrews and mis-
posse of three were all MORALLY wounded
by Bill Pidgeon while attempting his cap
ture. PiGgeon has killed 4 dozen men,
and there has been a large reward offered
for his capture, dead or alive. Andrews
and his posse were after this reward.
Pidgeon killed Deputy Marshal Richard
son while attempting. to arrest him some
months ago. The particulars of the kill.
ing of Andrews and his posse have not
been learned, as it occurred fifty miles
from here. An armed posse of citizens
are securing the country for Pigeon.