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The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
MontreaI's Commercial Prospects.

MONTREAL, May THE season of navi-
CATION opened this year under very promis-
ing auspices, and shipping companies are
promised profit for the first time in several
years. The rates of freight on grain are Is.
Cd. to Liverpool, and IS. to London, Glasgow
and other British ports. A new feature of
the ocean shipping this year will be the inau-
guration of trade in raw sugar of beet root
production, with Germany, Three or four
steamers have been chartered to this port for
corgoes Of the freight, and for the return
voyage will carry grain cargoes to British
ports. There is no less quantity than
100000 bushels of grain at the present time
coming forward from lake ports. Most of
the grain is of American production, and
large proportion of it is Toledo corn
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
Mr.. Blaine on Aroostook.

Hon. James G. Blaine was invited to de-
liver the address at the North Aroostook
Agricultural Society Fair at Presque Isle,
Sept 25th In letter to Hon. Edward
Wiggin Mr.. Blaine says that the condition
of his business affairs is such that he cannot
make engagements ahead, but if practicable
he will be present as locker on. In closing
Mr.. Blaine says: II have for many years
taken profound interest in the rapidity
and solidity of Aroostoek's growth and de-
Velopment, and nothing would give me more
pleasure than to refresh myself once more
with sight of your progress
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
Escaped from, LaiI

The Biddeford Times says that Stephen
Rounds of Saco has escaped from Alfred
Jail. He was arrested on the Doth of April
by City Marshal Littledeld on the charge of
assault, and committed to Alfred jail for a
term of sixty days. The other day, when
sent for water with two or three other pris-
oners, he wore his ''town" suit of clothes
under his overalls and had hat hidden
about his person. When a favorable oppor-
tunity offered he sit out" leaving his COM
panions to carry the water the best way
they could. The officers are on his track.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
The cerrior Case.

A number of the two score witnesses in the
Gerrior barratry case, lately concluded
were paid their fees this morning in the Uni
ted States Circuit Court. 1t would be decid-
edly interesting for the public to know just
how much that case cost the government, for
number of witnesses had to be kept in jai
from the early part of January up to yester-
day. The allowance for each witness so de-
tanned is 81 per day, nice little sum in the
aggregate. Many Of the defendants witness
es are paid by the government. and some of
the governments came long distances to at
tend the trial, and there were about So wit
nesses in the case.--Boston Record.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
Foot Crushed.

James Farnum of Brooksville, employed
on the sloop L. A. Merriman, Capt. Hamil-
ton, while assisting in taking stone aboard
the vessel at Richport, Mass, Thursday, had
his foot caught between two rocks and bad
ly crushed. He was brought to Portland
and taken to the U. S. Marine Hospital.
DR.. Gassaway hopes to save the foot but
it will be eight or nine months before Mr..
Farnum can use his foot,
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
Hats for Warm Weather.

The warm weather the past week has
brought out the drab hats. The latest STYLES
are being shown by the Knox of Portland.
E. n. Perry. He has got the latest and best
the market affords. They are very neat and
pretty, and will become the heads of our
people. There is one thing true about the
style and quality of his goods. Whatever
Won are told at his store in regard to hats
Won can relv on, as he is a reliable halter.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
ceyIon and Missionary Work.

Mr.. G. w. Leitch, brother of two mission
airy ladies at Ceylon, will give lecture with
illustrations by stereopticon of the life and
manners in India and Ceylon, at the Con-
gregational Church at Woodford's, on Sun
day evening, at 7.3O, and at the High Street
Church in this city on Wednesday, the 10Th.
The lecture is of interest to young and old,
full of valuable instruction, gathered from
personal observation. 1t is given under the
auspices of the Maine Branch of Woman's
Board of Foreign Missions. Admittance
will be free to all.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try of Deeds:
Windham-Mary A. Hawkes. to Cyrus f. Par
ker, land, So.
Freeport-Enos G. Soule and others to South
Freeport Cemetery Association, land $50
Sebago-Angie Martin to Alonzo L. Richardson,
land, 81 900.
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Standing Committees.

The following will be the standing COM
mittees of the Mechanics Association for
1867:
Hahn. A. Blanchard, J. B. Thorndike, AM
brose Giddings.
Receipts and Expenditures-A. F. Gerrish, M.
investigation Y Barber, J. c. Stevens. R.
W. Jackson.
Auditing Committee-Ambrose Giddings, j. B.
Thorndike, Charles e. Snow.
Llbrary-Lewis B. Smith, A. S. Megquier, John
NJ Brown.
School-F. II. Fassett, f. G. Emery, G. W.
Beale, Charles L. King, William s. Lowell.
Lectures and Debates-J NJ Peck, E. G. P.
Thompson, George Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
Golden Nugget Mining Co.

The Golden Nugget Mining Company has
been organized with the following officers;
President-Calvn A. Page.
Treasurer-Henry G. Gilbert.
Direators-Calvin A. Page, Henry G. Gilbert,
George o. Manchester, William Plimley Charles
III. North.
Capital stock, 81, 100000; paid in, $500.
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LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT

OF MEAT. To be had of all storekeepers
Grocers aud Chemists. Sole Agents for tn
United States wholesale only G. David s
Co., Fenchureh Avenue, London, England.
jun27 d1aWlyS
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Cured and RuiIt Un
Hoods SarsapariIIa
100 Doses One Dollar.
april d&W1ynT

Sold by all druggists. ST. six for So. Prepared onl
by G. l. HOOD g CO. Apotheearies. Lowell. Mass
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
CONGREGATIONAL Club.

The May meeting of the Portland Congre-
gational Club will be ladies meeting and
will be held at the Preble House on Monday
evening, May 10 at $780, supper at $50.
Rev. E. b. Webb, d. d. of Boston Will adj
dress the club on Congregationalism
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
MARRIAGES..

Iu Waterford, May 2, VIM. H. Stone of Water
Lowell.
In Fryeburg. May 2, Geo. ]. Hapgood of Bridg-
ton and Miss Mae L. Emerson of Fryeburg.
III; In Norway, May z, Francis A. Cummings and
In Norway, May 1, j. W. Everett and Gertie NJ.
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PEND sscoT COUNTY 9. j. COURT
BEFORE JUDGE HASKELL.
- Reported for the Press.)

- Reported for the PresS)
s.- BANGOR. Thursday, May 6.
Edward JenneSAvs. Ira w. Davis. An action
to recover the sumv4 s35 for moving building
belonging to the pla at Corinth, in August,
1885.
Defendant claimed 1t the work was improp-
eriy done and that the Building was damaged
verdict for plaintiff for 1926.
II, P. Haynes and b. L. Smith for plaintiff
]. w. Davislpro Sc and j. Crosby
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
centanniaI Celebration.

The following letter has been received
from Hon. Erastus Brooks
WEST NEW BRIGHTON,
STATEN ISLAND, May 8, 1885,.
John r. Hull, Esq:
My Dear Sir: shall certainly hope to be pres
ent at the Celebration and wish its directors,
managers and friends, and especially the com
sonal labors all possible success. The city of
Portland, by the beauty Of its scenery, for its
progress in the country, for its men, character
and literature, can make as marked record as
any part of the country.
Very truly yours,
ERAsTUS BROOKS.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
DEATHS.

In Brunswick, aApril 20, Joseph Douglas, aged
SO years.
In Brunswick, May 4, Mrs. Mary O., wife of
VIM Blake, aged At years months
In Bridgton, May 4, VIM H. Gray. aged 90 yrs.
In Topsham, May 5, Mrs. Seth S. Cary, aged 76
years IL months.
In Bath, May 4, ]. Parker Larrabee, aged 60
years months.
In Bath, May 5, Pearl Lena, daughter of A. f.
and A. NJ Hinkley, aged Is months.
SO years.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE aouL1

pays in the county jail
Leonard Morton, William II. Cloves, George A.
Matthews, FentOn Knight Larceny. Knight
discharged. Others fined SO and IA cost
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
GENTLEMEN'S
buSineSSSuitS!
We offer some special bargains In
these goods which will be found upon
investigation to be
FIRST.GLASS BARGAINS.


Is different styles of handsome and
durable SACK SUITS for Men and Young
Men, at IS and SO; sizes 33 to A.
We offer one SPECIAL BARGAIN in
SACK SUITS for Gentlemen who like
their coats "extra long, especially
adapted also for tall men, only SIS per
suit; same quality as was sold last year
at $50 per suit.
We have few more of those famous
DOlan WhipcOrd Suits left, in both sacks
and frOcks, at only SO.
Our fine four button FrOck Suits in
Black Whipcord, at $50, cannot be
equaled for fit, style and quality.
We have hundreds of good all wool
50, $3.50, S., $3.50, 81, $3.50 and S.
per pair.
Nobby Suits for Young Men in straight
cut sacks, only SO each; also large va
riety of styles at from So to $22.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
Tired Languid Dull

Expresses the condition of thousands of people at
this season. The depressing effects of the warm
weather and that tired feeling are quiclley over
come by the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t gives
strength in place of weakness gives tone to every
organ, Greats an appetite, and purifes the blood.
Give it a trial now.
1.-TWO months ago commenced taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla as an experiment, as had no appe-
tite or strength, and felt tired all the time
attributed my condition to scrofulous humor
had tried several different kinds of medicine,
without receiving any benefit. But as soon as 1
had taken half bottle of Hoods Sarsaparila my
appetite was restored and my stomach felt better
have taken three bottles, and never felt bettern
Mrs. j. f. DOLBEAREsPascoag,R r. L
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS.

Ages to II years, IS, 81. So, So, 81,
50 and $40; the very best values ever
shown for the money.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
AUCTION SALES.
F. o. BAILEY & CO., AUCTIONEERs
100000 CIGARS.
The Finest Brands, Imported, Key Yves
and Domestic.

NOR convenience of sale, will be sold at public
II auction, at No. go Middle ST., store form
erly occupied by M. G.. Palmer; sale to commence
this day at p. M and viii sell Friday and Satur
day at 10 a. NJ 21s and p. m. we respectfully
inform the public, dealers and smokers that the
above stock Is of superior excellence and the fin
est finish; ample time for inspection will be given
previous to the sale; these goods win be sold in
lots OF one box and upwards; the following are
some of the brands which will be offered; Parti-
gas, Upmans, Regalias, Infantas, Our Own, Oper-
as, Manillas LOndres, BALTIC Bellies, La NOrmaS,
Brevas Principles, Vistas, Conchas, Henry Clay,
COrolinas, Queen City FayOrites. my6d3t
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
sunday Services.

Cowdrey.s Salad Cream will not please where
dellcacv Of favor is not appreciated my4eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
MW&S&w

why don't you try Carter's Little Liver Pills9
They are positive cure for sick headache, and
All the ills produced by disordered Liver. Only
ono nil n dose. maya d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08

From n 3. $40 tmei, 204 0rdnge So, Nescark
N. r.
MrssRs. KINsaAN s co-Gents' am pleased
=, recommend Adamson's Cough Balsam as a
sure cure for allit claims would not be with
ontit Il has done me more good than physi-
cizns, prescriptions in three years.
,,,aya MW&S&w
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
IN GENERAL

Apple shipping to England has been an
improbable business this year, and some
Maine shippers have lost heavily. The sale
OF ni,plee- hos been ozzaeadingiy- slow. and
nebee farmers who are holding Baldwin
apples. The fruit, however, is rapidly rot
ting and will be about a total loss
Tie total number of delegates to the COM
ing Republican State Convention which the
towns in the State are entitled to is 1881
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08

sour 6U0mach, Dlarrhdea, EructatlonI
Gives healthy sleep, and promotes digestion
Without injurious medication.
Or. Little says:
COLUMBUS Conn, May 8, 1876.
81 have family of eight children, who
have used Castoria. l recommend its
use for children, in preference to any medi
cine known
NORMAN P. LITTLE, M. d.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08

Children CRY
FOR PITCHERS
CA ST Q r. I A
DR.. Archer says:

Or. Archer says:
Ill So. OXFORD STREET,
Brooklyn, Feb. %, 1872.
"Castoria is so well adapted to the de-
of children, that 1 can recon-
mend it as superior to any other known
remedy" Il. A. ARCHER, M. D.
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Or. Little says:
dS&W4w&w4w19nrm
white GOODS SALE.

The cheapest lot of goods have offered this season
will be sold to-day in the Infants Wardrobe Depart
ment at lower end Of st0re About hundred pieces
of Pladed and Checked Nainsook, desirable for maxi
ing Dresses, Aprons &C., will be sold at 8, 10 and l6
cents per yard. This is very much less than the
wholesale price, and they are to sell quickly.
Cambries and Silesias in basement to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-08
the Mothers Great Remedy for Children.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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&eutp6 beriibmtes Salbatur 8ier
1T in groBen Quantttdten bier einges
trDffen.
SfalfetifMe8 Eef.

Nd6ften Montag feiern bic Stalienet
San Mntpnio's ibr idbrli9es grinnes
rltngsfef an bic Miebergepinnu11a
&on1s dig 9auptffabt Staliens. Die
blefige "Societa mutualista italiana''
bat bas arrangement beg Geftes in bic
9anb genommen, unb bafelbe bers
fpri9t febr gldn5en6 5u merben. Die
beut9en Wafen tparen es bamals,
tpeIGe bic pdpitli9e 9erri6aft in &om
ffiir3ten, inbem fte NapoIeon Ill.
3tuargen, feline &esimenter aus Rom
3uriid3u5ieben, unb besbalb metren
uniere biefigeu Staliener pabrf9einli9
aud, bab es ni9t mebr als re9t unb
binig lei, tpenr fie bic beutf9e 3ei>
tung por San Nntonip CUR Sbeil=
tabn,e an biefem Geffe einlaben. 8e=
item 9anf fit bic @inlabung!-
SoHentli9 bat bas Set rri@t mieber
Elm fol9es Na9fpiel, tpie bas borige
Sabr, tpo Der 8if9of Neraa ft9 bitter
bariiber befIagte, baB &atboliten bas
greigniB fefIi6 feierten, bur@ Del6es
Der vbeilige Batter" In &om gum v@e>
fangeuen in 8atifan" getporben fet.
Na, bic @efangenf6aft lit nidt 70
f9Iimm, unb bic @ef6i@te NIT benz
rfaulen &erterfrpb" aiebt ni@t mebr.
Sober tueiB, baB bas sfauler 3auber"
TT, unb ielbt ber fr6mmite Staliener
brau@t fi6 babur@ ni@t in ieiner Sc
ifesfreube f6ren gu lafen!
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6 0 8.
Gan Nntontp, IL. Sept. '8f
Gin reprbltfantid3er Club.

Gin repnbltfantfher Stub.
SIM %. precinft bat fi6 mad bet
Yrimdrperfammlung, bic am Mittmof
tattfanb> elm repubIifanif9er Club &C.
bilbet. Die 8eamten beKelbeu finb
s. $. Bolton, prdfbent; Wm. 96f'
ling II. 8ieeprdioent; Wm. 96f1ing IT.
Sefretdr unb Mbam S@mi6t S@abz
meifter. Dte 8ef1life, ipel@e BET
Club annabm, lauten:
8ef@loHen, baB bic &epublitaner bes
%. precinfts pDn 8erar Gountp bic
Hepublitaner Der 4. Warb unb beg 20.
prectntts aur 8ilbung eines Republics
ntfden Clubs beglidmiinf9en, beRer
Menttp 1T: ebrenbafte Mbftimmung unb
ebrenbaftes 3dbIen Bel allen Wablen.
8ef6loHen, baB mir, bic &epublitas
ter bonn %. precinft uns berpfi9ten,
ale intelligenten Biirger, abgeieben bon
tebem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in ber 8efreis
Jung bon uugefeBli6en Stimmer unb
Der @infubr bon ungefeBli9en @timms
gebern 3u unterffitben.
8ef6lOfen, bab mir slauben. elm ies
SET Beartte bes 6taates, beg GDuntb
umb BET @tabt follte urter 8eridfi1ti.
gung feiuer Befdbigung far bas Mmt,
bas ct iudt, ertpdblt tperben, aber ni9t
aus &idsi9t auf 6as @eIb, tpel9es ct
fir bic Mabl b~erausgabt.
Ser Prdiibent bes Clubs %errannte elm
Got1ite, bas Mitglieber antperben fol.
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Gonmtag Mbenb grobes Militdrs
Ron3ert i'm Miffonss@ arten.

: Or. s. 9erf tpurbe setern bon
elmer republifanif9en Seputation be-
fu@t, bic i'm ~auforberte, als &anbibai
fir ben 3nngreB aufautrelen. 9ieielbe
beitanb aus ben 9erreu greHen, Ogden,
9uso, 9egener, Serren, Sobnfon. Sea-
baraB, paf9al, Bolton, MfeBmer unb
Neueomb. Ser Sottor ertpiSerte Der
9eputation, baB er elm @epublitaner
let, aber wabrf9einlid nt6t in alien
9ingen nit ben republitanii9en @runb.
fdBen iibereinitimme. ST mdre fiji
@@ubsoa unb CLAUDE. baB bic Wonin-
terefer beifelben bebiirften. Seine an.
fi9teu iiber bic Silberfrage piirben aber
NnftoB erresen. Nu9 ertldrt er iid
geger unbef6rdnfte @in~tpanberuns
gr pDlte Der 9eputation beute Morsen
Nnttport aufommeu laiien. Sieielbt
1T iebo9 iiber3eugt, bab bes Softors
Mnttport gtinfiig lauten pirb.
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ofnoebot t,,S Nad,fraae.

Wdbrenb beg Mrheiteritreites, Der por
einem balben Sabre beftanb, galt Sers
ienige als Monopolif, bet bebauptet
molte, baB bas @eieB Der Na9frage
urb bes Mngebots bic Mrbeitspreife res
gulire. Mir batten es atDar felbf 19Dn
in San MntoniD mdbrenb beg nGifenz
babn BoomsA erlebt, benn man mubte
ia 3u iener 3eit benz Mrbeiter na9lauz
fen l1nb CUTE @orte geben. nnb gar
ni9t ielten fonnte man bic 8emertung
b6ren: sd fam bod ni@t unter 81
Ben Sag arbeiten", felbit menn Der o.
better faurt mebr als 80 berbiente.
Nber bod tpurbe fpdter bas @eieb ber
Ma9frage unb bes Mngebots lit ben
8anr get6ar unb 9erienige, Der fi9
barauf berief, mar elm Mrbeiterfeinb.
9aHelbe, mas fi6 eiaf in San Nnz
tonic ereignete, mas beute nod in BEN
@ranitbrii1en gu 8urnet betebt. fd0t
au9 III @barleton bot. Neuere Depe-
i9en bon bort iagen, baB biele Menz
i9en augenblidli9 ni9t an ben Mufbart
ibrer 6dufer benfen f6nnen, neil oer
ibnen bDn ben Carpenters berlangte
Sagelobtt bon SIS PRO Sag au 6o9 1T.
Sic bortigen Mrbeitsritter bielten bor
&ur3em cine 8erfammlung ab, in nell
der fe ben 2pbn fir iebe Dirt BON Mrs
5eit fefiebten, unb 10 fam es, baB bic
G~barlefoner tbeure Mrbeitsp1eiie su
aabIen baben.
Sol man bic 9anblungsmeife ber
Mrbeitsritter gut beiBen, ober fou man
fe beroammen2 Wer 6as @eieb bes
Insebots unb Der Na9frage anerfennt,
fam f9merli6 einen 8ormurf gegen
fe erbeben. 9ie Mrbeit in gbarIeffon
bat fi9 bermebrt, Mr6eitsfrdfte tperben
n1ebr perlangt, als borbanben iinb, urb
fomit muB bic @rbeit tbeurer be3ablt
perben. Ote mepf6li9e Natur bleibt
ti9 itberaQ glei9, Der Mrbeiter wir6
BON benz Mrbeitgeber INNER 10 bel berz
langen, aIs ct erbalter fant1, unb Der
Mrbeitsgeber mirb ti9t mebr be3ablen,
als ibm ber 3tpaug auferlegt.
Sb bic augenblidlt9e Sage in @bars
.leton ni9t cine Musnabme bon Der
aqgemeineu &esel erbeif9t 1T freili6
cine anbere Sadie. 9p9 bas @eieb
Der Na@frage unb beg @ngebots fennt
feline &idft9ten. gs ma6t feline Nus=
nabme BEL 8ranbs unb anberem l1ngliid
unb ldBt ii6 aud bur@ Elm grobeben
ni9t tire fubren.
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= Sonntag Mbenb nirb bic bieige
Wilitdrs& ape1e elm groBes &onaert i'm
MtIionss 8arten beranftalten.
Nus benz @%eridtsfaaI

&i9ter: r@ie tommen Iie ba3u, ben
&l1ger, Der 3mar als raufuitig gef6ils
bert mirD, aber i'm @an3en bod guten
Seumunb bat, einen b ermor enen,
er 9lagenen Wenf6en au rens
nen2"
getlagter: sd bitt', Serr &i9ter,
oas mar lebten NtOntag mad Der groBen
Gauferei = oa bat er pirflid qana
berf6lagen unb berwore II
ausg'f6autl"
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Wettete fet1t 9eben.

Serr .. 6. BiIeoxion bon $orie gabe, 3d.,
beri9tet, baB ct biele Sabre an @btbifis unb
Sarnfranfbeit litt. Die S9mer3em tuaren aa'
meilen unertraslid unb beruria9ten ibm &rant.
pfc. Ct berfu6te electric Sitter unb i6on mad
Der erten Glaf6e fpirte ct 8eFeruns uno nad'
benz ct 6 Glaiden s%enommen bate, ipar ct sara>
lid sebeilt uub setuann 1s @funb an Gleii9.
Ct bebauptet, bab er %aeihorben tpare, batte e.
ni9t electric Sitter sebrou9t. gu baben, 30
Gents bic 6Iai9e bel y. 9reiB.
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8.

NusDa11Irg Der W~ttftDnsbabn unters
balb Der Sta6t beri9tet, bic Sem Berz
febr 9inbernife bereitet.
Sn 2ongbietp braunte bas 6dus
iergebiert bDn gprn Burner & 6arriIpn
ab. Ser 8erIuf an @ebduoen uirb
auf $4,000 angegeben.
@ouberleur Srelanb 1T gum 8ez
grdbnib bes Senator pfeufer nod Neu.
Braunfels gegansen.
= Sames 9. Miler. tuurbe perbaftet
unb nod Muitin gebra1t. Ct batte ant
Z. Stunt potraub in 2lanc gountp be-
gattgen.
Gin Sarbiger Namets Nleranber
retffe NIT einem anbern Garbigen Na=
mems 8riffin bon @leburne nod Sort
Wortb ab, tam aber allein 5urid unb
fagte, iein &eiie9efdbrte iei mad Mis
1 e gesanget; epdter faub man
@riffiu in ber Ndbe bon Sort Wortb
i'm ferberben 3uitanbe. Mleranber
tpurbe berbaftet, neil fi@ berausfelte,
baB er @riffin. ermorbete. grterer
tpoate feline So9ter beiratben, tpas
VIlIIlH ueIlutlBerIc.
= Sn Marfbaa bat ntatt sen Garbis
gen Bob Darben berbaftet, neil CT ppr
einigen Mo9ett einett anbern 6arbigen
baielbft ermorbete.
= 9as b6l3erne @ebdube bon %.
u. Sbau in Der 20. StraBe gu @albes
ton bratnte ab.
: Sn 9aingerfelb ftarb 8arrp
@reitiqp an ben GoIgen elmer 8ertpun-
bung, bic ct beim 8aumfdlleu erbielt.
Ct bate einen Baum umgebauen, bies
fer ~itirate gegen einen anbern, ppbet
elm Nt abbra9, Der @reftiGo auf ben
l1nterleib ftiirate.
= 9. s. Wiaiams in Graham, BET
bon ben Probibitioniffer als Stats
antpalt nominirt tuurbe, bat bic grneas
ttung abgelebnt.
- Samuel Simmons, elm Bieb3t9<
ter bon @att Mntonio ffarb In Sherman.
= Bon Sherman pirb beriGtet, bob
fi@ baielbf 900 Gdle bon 9engue'Giez
ber ereigneten.
= syn Der N6be bon @i@mono melts
ten 3tpet @9udger, Sn5n 9euis unb
9erman Burton, beibe Garbige, Rabe,
unb babel ~ent5ueiten fe fi@. Burton
ffa9 ben 2etpis nit einem Mefer uno
beruunoete i'm 10 f@mer, baB ct ftarb.
9arauf f@oB ft6 Burton in Der Mbfi6t,
Selbfmorb sa begehen, traf f@ aber
tti9t orbentli6. Ct purbe berbaftet
unb liegt iebt in &t6motb, TOO man
feinen Sob e%rtpartet.
- Sie GDmpagnie u Dom 16. Sns
fanterieregiment, bic in San Mngelo
itationtrt mar, 1T mad San Mntonio
aufgebro9en, Inn Capt. 2atptons goms
pasnie in ber 8epa6ung ber gefangez
men Snbianer ab5ul6fen.
: Mm Capitol fino gegenmdrtig lao
grbeiter bei9dftigt i1no, Die 5trdfinge
eingei6loKen, 500 In ben SteinbrtiGen.
= Sci einem Streit, Der ft6 spif6en
farbiger Spielern in einem ealon au
Nanaiota ereignete, er9rif Der Jarbige
6enrp Warb Elm BiuarbsQ Queue u. f9lug
bamit 10 getpaltig auf einer anbern Gars
higen Elm, baB man i'm nerbaftete. Mls
Warb bor ben Mapor gebra9t tpurbe,
iprang ct aus benz 6enfer beg aueiten
Stoftnerfes unb entflob. Mebrete girs
ger folgtett inn uab BON eiaem bers
felben, Narnens 2apton, Der gu pferbe
mar, tuurbe ct iiberbDlt. Ser Garbige
ergriff bas gferb beim 3Hgel unb tad
auf baHelbe log unb canton tonrte f9
feiner ri9t anbers ertpebren, als Dab ct
auf i'm f9oB unb ben nebeltbdter bets
pun6ete. Damn bra6te t1a1 ben Bers
~punbetett nod Nabaiota surid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-17

Ssn WoImirte6t In bee Iltntart
1T nor einigen Sagen Elm @eteran, ber
ebemalige 6uIarenunterofi5ier %.
Mta@geiang, i'm Mlter bon So Sabrer
geforben. St bate ieiner 3eit Napoles
on auf benz Wege mad &ublanb begleis
tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-17
: 1tniere QonbsIeute inn Weffen Bic

= r1nIere 2anbsleute int Weiten bies
fes 2anbes tperoe1 oft, tpeun fe neueg
2anb umpfiigei1, BON elmer Nrt b6fern
Sumpfeber ergrifen. Mu9 i'm Often
flager bic 2eute itber We9felfeber,
tpel1es bur6 bic GdulniB pfansli6er
S~ubftanaett unb bur9 ma1gelbafte Ibz
leitung 6erborgerufen tpirb. 9ier wie
bort 1T Mper's 4gue Cure bas aubers
Idffigfte Mtittel bagegen.