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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-02-11
LYNDON CENTRE.

Rev. Mr.. Durgin, ex-president of
Hillsdale college, will give an illustrat-
ed lecture on ICELAND" at Institute
hall next Tuesday evening.
The Pass. r. r. Co. have bought a
new engine of the Manchester locomO-
tive works and it is expected here next
month.
A delegation from Riverside lodge
will take ride to East Burke and Wis
it Burke Mt. lodge next Friday even
ing.
Fire in n basket of clothes in a tene-
ment in Cooks block caused an alarm
of fire last Sunday eve. No damage
except to the contents of the basket.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-02-11

The country press of Massachusetts,,
says the Athol Transcript, is unit in
favor of biennial elections and the
country press is pretty nearly always
right.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-02-11

Senator Edmunds told his fellow law
makers the other day that practically
but four months of the session were
left for business, pretty sharp init
nation that not much has been done
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-02-11
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Secretary Lamar is first choice OF
the Dartmouth seniors for commence
ment orator. with James Russell Low
ell second and Roscoe Conkling third.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-02-11

There is lots of sense and some phi
lesOphy in the remark of the cOlOred
brother who said 81 is very much of
de opinion dat black am good huff
color for de pussons what am not
white"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-02-11

The Portland Advertiser had an aw-
full sense of humor when it put the ac-
count of Garlapd's mistake in annOunc-
ing the pardon of Waite under ''droll-
erieso
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-02-11

Mr.. Riddleberger drives pretty hard
al our Senator Edmunds when he says:
81 don't mind being run over by rail
road train, but don't like being mash
ed by a wheelbarrOw." 1t seems he
was mashed anyway.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
eSfcnrnaffIee.

0teie &leedrt lit cine ebenio quite Suffer-
alS 6OnigpflanSe uno lit oaber bem Sara
nter uno Dem Srnter - namentlt0 AlleH.
peLde betoeS itno, -ie6r 81 enpfebleu.
8eim Nnbau lit MIR neuer, fcin alter
Samen gu Dertpenben, benin Der IeBtere lit
in nur 9ertngem WtaBe felmT6big. 9ie
~2luslGat5eit lit TIL SpGtiommer bis gum
Septembtr biuein. Olan lGet 0ieien Slice
mad Der @rnte bon Wtuterfrii0teu, @erite,
SommerDsisen, aU0 0afer, SIS giebt
Damn I'M uGhiten Sabre i0on I'M Wtat cine
S6nitt. aQerotngs nHr eiuen, aber elEen
lebr e%t1trG9liden. 9tahoem Der slice ab1
gemd6t lit, fam oaS Selo nit 6%uttermdis
ooer anoerem ~6Uttergemen9e belteut tpers
ben.
Den Samen 8ieht man iid am beiten
lelb1t, inoem man 81 oieieM 8ebufe Elm
Stuf GIee ftebeu IGBt. Nuf ben Ncre
brGubt man etnd 80 Bfuuo Sauten. Ote
Saat lit sielnItd) otdt gu beltelen, oelH
oteler Slice tptntert germ aus. Cine Oln1
gu1g i'm Spdtiabre nit Strobmtft lit cine
ebenlo n%dbrenoe, ais Dor SGlte ildernoe
9ede. Sin 9eiteigerter Qnbau bieler 8lee7
art lit nur miinl6enspertD- Sn Guten1,
narmem uno trGfttgem Sooer geoetbt oIe@
ielbe lebr 9ut.
AiBcrOem lit Der SncarnatfIee cine 9os
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13

be R6brffoffmenge in IeiGtI0s6arem i3uz
1tanne i'm 8eretde tbrer Nur3eIn uorftnoet.
Die @stretOearten itno Tla6miirSler,
oenen bic n0tbtge 1tabrultg in Der oberen
SGid}t berQdertrume ge0oten tperOei mllB.
Sic 5eDren iD3uiagen Don oer reiUbeieBten
&afel. obne ieIblt fit Die 3ubereitun9 ibrer
Speiie Gorge su trager. Dagegen orin0en
bic WurSelgemdd)ie in ~ttefere S@id)tel1,
perLaHgeH aber 8le;6faas iei9t aufnebms
bare 9tabrung. Die 0i[lenfru6te nun
baberl nit ibrer t~terer, rei1en BetpurSeLung
ntdt nur TIRE giabruIg aus tieIer ~liegeHoen
8ooeni6idten, ionoerH loien du6 nit
Ibren QSur5ellpibe1, melde reid al lauren
Sal5eH iinO, Die R6o5pborits unO @ranits
mIalien auf uHo nebrlen 0aour6 Die fret
gemabten QlGn3cHudbrltoffe aaT. 6ier
ftebt tDobl Dor Nuel: Die 9uptne obe1 OF,
tDeldle it6 init Guar5iano be9nltgt uno
leibIt nod auf gan3 arnlell, D0uig d66etras
geneu Seloern @rtrGge All l~teferI IND 0teIe
in b%eiieren &raft3uitanU 5u bringen per-
mag. Sci ibrer 8ermen0un9 5u 0runs
oiln8ung fibrt tie Der. 9tGertrume in ibren
8erpelun9Ser3eugntfien 6umu5, Stifitof1
uuo letnt aufneDmbare Nl0enbe1tanotDeIle
gu. Sine tDabre Geret6erunB Des BODenS
ftHoet bierbet itdtt, tttoenl Die grObe Wenge
BON GoDIenitoff uno StlditOfi, Del6e ne
oenielben 3ur 8erfiiguHg iteAt, fat aus
l6lteBtt6 Der Suft entn0mu1eH lit.
3ie ailflhlieBenoeStraft Der 0ulleHTrI6te
erreiden aber in Den a~us0aucrnoen Slef1
tpur8ieru oteier 0ruppe, Die &leeartel, Den
h0hlter @rd0, utto unter otelen 1lno
namentlt0 pie Qu3erne un0 @Spalette DcrS
Dor5ubeben, melGe ioiDohl Die in Den Inter
gruso binabgel0memmten Ndbrltoffc ber>
Dorb0leH IND Don Jteuemt III ~ltEnlaut 1eBen,
ais aud III gr0BeH Dfenaen d)erHtlh ge7
bunocne QlGenbe1taflotDeIle aus t5ren Ser
btIoungen trellllen un0 in unll0ut leBEn
ufI0 lomtt Die ~umIauteuoe 9(Gbrlt0nr1cnge
Der Wlrtnldatt DerGnehreH uno oer8roBerIl.
Nu6 ourb ibren beoeuteI0en Glattretbz
tbum tpirfen Oteie 6Itlenfru6te aHt Die
SereI0eruug oes Booels. tnoem tie benz
ielbeu befdDtgt &ObIenltotf uno Stiffoff
aus Der SUIT auf3uuebineI. Serner tIno
Die I'M SoOen 5urldbleibenoen Wur3elz
ruditdnoe gans be0euteuoe.
GIN 81 melt getrtebener Nnbau Der Gleez
arte1 ei1oet %inDeiieH nit Der i%ogenannten
&Leemitoigfeit oes Booens. Ser &lee loa
nit meiier SenuBulg Der 8etriebsd1lage
0eS Sarlner5 permebrt un0 nidt 0a5u 0tes
ller. raid ausgefubrt un0 Derl6tpenoet gu
tper0en. ST. Iiefert ibm cine Wtenge Stoff
I'M bic 8ilngerfraft unb @r~tragSfGaigteIt
leines 8ooelS Dcuerno gu beben.
Nber audi Die Serbellerung Der 8obens
beiAaffenbett lit utdt gu oergeiieH, pel6e
bauptidhIi6 Dur6 Die 2lniammlung bon
9umus entitebt, pelher li6 aus Der groBen
Wen0e Der i'm 8ooen suritGbletbenOen
0ur3eln biLbet. 9ur6 bic 2lniammLung
Ieidt a~ufnebmbarer mtneraltlder Yflans
aennahrun9 in ben Mur3elrlditduben,
our6 Die umwanblung oerielben in 0uz
mus unD Die aus 0emleIben berporge6enoe
&oblen ldlrez unp StiGltoffz Nabruug mirft
pte lnebridbrt9er &Ieebeltaro entipre9eno
elmer beoeutenOen 0iingung uttb bietet ips
nit Die 8~eoiHgungen 81 re6t rei6en
Grnteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
9(Afbredlett Der Stnnnef.

SIN gegenpdrtigen i3eitpunft perotent
gang 'belonberS Die NuTmertlanlfeit Der
Tarmer auf Die 2pedmGBtgfeit pes Auf;
bredens Der Stoppel unmtttelbQr na6 be-
l0affter Grnte 6iugelenft gu mer6en. Se0er
Gag lGngeren Gte9enbleibenS Der Stoppel
lit nit beoeutenoem lSerLuite perbunoen.
Su0em lit nidt auBer g9t Ri IaIlen, DaB
BET ldngerem SGllnen audi Die Nrbelt oil
unD fir IT'D l6mtertger mlrD Ull0 IT'D au>
BeroeM oft oas Senbll1ttgte tauln nod ers
rei1en IGBt. Durb oaS Nufbre6en bringt
man uMo oieS fam nt6t OFT geuug ber>
DnrgebOben merOeu - Die Dor llno mdbreno
Der @rnte dusgefaIenen unfrGutlomen nm
Seine un6 pie mciten 8urSeIunfrGuter
peroer tbrer Dberirotl6en Sriebe beraubt
uno babur6 tbeilpeile getOotet; Oa3u tperz
ben Die StoppeIn nno ionfttgen 0ttBltdnoe
nit Dem B00en uermengt nno l6neuer in
3erieBun9 Ibergeflbrt, 10 baB tie Der nahz
f~olgen0en SelOfruht ais mtafommene
Nabrung bienen; enolt4 aber erbGLt Die
Suit i~reieren !3utrttt gum Booen nno be-
feu6tet ben Ielben, Ddbren0 oaS ni6t 9ufz
9ebrobene SelO thinner mebr er6drtet uno
gegen Die Suit politdn0i9 ab9ei1loiien lit.
!WiGl enti6ulot9t Die unterlanung oeS
St0ppelaufbre1en5 Dtelfa6 0au1It, Dab IS
unmittelbar nab Der @rnte an Der bier3u
n0tbigen Belt mdngelt. Sett @infllbruna
Der mebripurigen SnGlpf1Ige aber bat oies
Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feline 8erebtiz
gtng nte9r, un0 Inn 10 meutger, tDenn utan
5uglel0 III Setradt 5iebt, tpie Diele 3eit un0
Wlube lpdter notblpenotger @eile oaranf
perlpenoet IperoeH mutten, UNI Dem Seloe
Die Sel6aftenbelr 5u 9ebet, pelGe eS fir
iider uno uerbdltniBmdBig leiht er6Glt.
Bet ltGrtcm Samenausfal Gber fommt
nod oa3u. Dab Der S0Oen Oaun l9on aQein
our6 Die auflaufenDeu Plau3en etne frGfz
t!ge Dulgltlg erbGlt, tpelbe. 0ur6 Giniaat
bon Su6pel3en etc. In Ieldter QSeiie nod
be0eHtenD Der1tGrft iper0en fann. gBiG
man suOem cine Oungung geben un6
brtn9t man 0ieie 3ugIet6 nit Der Gtnoiins
gung inter, 10 bari man lib elmer niel
itdrferen Wtrfung b rii6ert balten.
Der Dor Winter gut un0 tief eepfli9te
Sooen blelbt nun in rauber Sur6e bis gum
SrahlaDre iiegen, miro oann qeeggt un6
belteIt. Die Obere 8ooeni1i@t bes Iesten
Sabres nit ben Stoppeln uno benz DIM
ger ut oaDur6 ua1 unteu gebraht uno Die
uutere frilhe nah nben; 2uft, 2t6t,
WGrn1e, Sroft. Seu1tigfeit tounten lei9ter
IN oas 10 aufgepfllgte SeIo etnoriHgen unb
ihr 3er~leBungSmerf Doubrtngeu. Oie
Srnme wiroe ben Y8inter iiber loderer,
ais tie bur6 Die angeitrengieits grbeit nit
ben belten @erdtbeu bdtteu gema9t tperOen
f0nlen. 9teie loGere 8eihdfenheit lit eS,
tpelhe Die I'M 8ooen fih eutnidelnben
@rdsarten teitbGlt, su0em fe ftp gegen Die
dlIBere GHft iDte etn ~lGugeu0er S6mamm
Derbatt. Oabei bebGlt Der 8ooeli in ibm
Dortbetlbafte Btuterfeu1tiGfeit, trodlet
aber Oben nieI rGi6er ab, 10 oaB ct i'm
Srlbia1re BET ginitiger Witterung I'm 10
aeiti8er beiteat meroen fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ewaASe,

Wfan pflege Die ben 8oben bereihernoen
0etDahle, oa3u namentItd Die 3ur @ruppe
Der 0ullenfrilAte g%eb0ren0en 9flansen au
re6nen ftnO, Die @rbien, Bo6uen, g8ife.
Quptnen, uno Die nerlGteoenem &leearten.
9iele &fldnaeu fi6ren bent Bobeu etuen
8orratb bon Bflan3enndbrlroffeu alt, 10 oaB
Onr6 tDren Nnbau, tuenn oerielbe in Ioras
faItiger Wetle 9si6ieht, cine u rmebruna
Der 0Ingeranlage obne peitere Soften erz
fol9t. Nuerotngs fam man bierbet niobt
bon elmer unmitte[baren Berei1eruua beS
Sooe1s lprehen, 0enn iie benirfen u bic
QufldtteBung l6merI0sli1er 8ooennGbr@
itofte. rDel6c our6 Die gep0bnli1en Q6z
1unBsmtttel be5 8obens = SobieniGure
nno SalpeterlGure -, ipel0e in Der Ser
tiefung Oe5 6umus in 20iung IberaefIbrt
tper0e1, ntd)t o0er boob nur lblDer oufoez
Lott mer0en f0nnen, uno gleibiam Die toote
9sG6ritOfrmane im 8ooen biLoen, tuelbe In
ben unoertpttterteu @eltetnstrummern Der
9loereroe uno in lbWer l0slt9en d9emilheu
Nerbtnoungen befteht.
Die met1ten ~Nnbauphan3en iin6 rebt be-
fabtgt 0arouS tbren Nabrung56eoarf All
e%ntnebmen, neil lie fetn 8~urSelentmifs
Iungspermoget beliBen, tpeldaeS lie betdz
higt, tbrer 9fabrung na6sugeben. 0Qrauf
aber beruben 9eraoe Die gInittgen @rfoloe
elmer SDedlnGBi9en Uru6tfolee, meldoe pen
Sornler %antpetit, leIne Yflau5en in ether
iolden 8~letbenfolge mad einanoer an;I=
batett. oaB leoe oerlelben Die en~tipredens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
G0Ampiamons einrmad,eu.

Dte @bampiaHons, iene bier gep06nIim
pU5ulbroomS" ~genannten RilSe, fpelne uns
ten nod geiAIolieH iinO. ueroen obgebros
beu, : Oas GaUbe unten un6 Die Saut
oben i0ipeit alS m0glin entfernt. Sier0uf
Last man lie nit Waiier, etpaS Yfeffer uno
Sal5 auffo6eH, aber nidt Su Lanae, morauf
man oas QSalier ob9ieBt. Sobalo bic
S6m6mme in elmer Sduiiel erfaltet iino,
brtnBt man iie in Elm itcinernes ober gLGz
lernes @efdB uno giebt Beiueilia Sals,
Yfeter uno Sel barber. sic iin6 cine
IeDr feline 3uipeiie gu ieOem 8raten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13

nigpflarse, ruie ielten cine. Die glittbe lit
osrieni9en Der Gspariette dbuIid, aber ie
1T Dtel trdttiger ROTH. 60 Elm S%ncarnats
aeerelo 5iptlden Qrilnen @en64ien iiebt
gat3 tpte eth rOt5er EeppIdl aus. Die
Blenen befIieGeu Die 8litben Init @ier uno
b0ugen it1 oaran, ais oh fe gar nidlt iDtez
Der meg poaten; lie fominen oft Don iueit
Der I'M bier 9onig 81 1olen. Der slice
hltDt friber ais G8pariette Enb fGut iomit
Die Sra@tseit II 3piiAen Der ApFelblatbe
uto Der Bllttbe oet 0teienbGumeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
- Slut

reinignngsmittel III, afs trgenb cine anOere
Sarlapartaa. 4tle, Die %gfeiguug su @frOs
pbeln ODER aur 4n8sehrung baben, 6eionbers
Sarte Stnoer, ftrtben i'll ibr cine groBe @obl>
that" S. 8. 9tarr BON 2aeonid. Soma,
i9reibt: Sabre lang lit ifrf AN @fropbeln.
SD tparote oeridtebene Dtittel oil, bic mir
eber rpenig ober gar feiuen gfnten braGteu.
3pei BlaIdlen bon @ner'S Sariaparila Das
gegen hetlteu mid p%ollftdnSig. SD bin Der
&nltdt, ba6 Oieie ArSuei Der bette 8lutz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
gEtNt0Rr

II, oen es eiebt." 6. 6. Upton BON genIbud,
q. 81, idyretbt: Sabre lang litten meme
Augen on b0ien Sdfte1t, un6 i1 fonnte
feline 2iuOeruug bes l1ebels ~erlaugen bis ib
aiming Aper's Sariaparilla ein3unebmeu.
Sth babe rlehrere Slaldep nerbrau9t, unO
oiele tbateH mir 10 gut, SGB i5 oieie Mr3nei
fir oas bette SlutreiuigungszW fittel battle,
oaS es gibt." 81. 6arri8 BON &reelz&itp
i'll 8amiep : Gountp, 0acota, i6reibt:
D9SGhrerlo ser lebteu brei Sabre lit i9
auBeroroentttA oil Wtagenif)m3Ae. Sor
eilIelM halbeu Sabre filq id) an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
GET BeFe

rtaterielle @tat, oen ger Mteni9 beiisen
faun, lit uolltommene @eiunbheit, uuS 6er
ri6tigfe @eg, bieie ii6er su ftellen, lit Der,
baB man cas- 8lut ourh 4ger's @arIas
parilla rein erbdlt. Srau @tiia u. Glouah,
"a %Nrlington ct, 20lueu, Mldii., IGreibt:
rSeben @inter uuo 6riibling gebrauGe i'd
nit meiner Sarnilie eillige 6taIden BON
&per's Sariaparila. Meine Griabrnng bat
mir bewieIen, baB iie eir belIeres
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
G ii tu / II Oi u DIT.

50 bease en- unteblbares Ulitts[ ssgen Dtsiss ea
AsH, buta be6en Gebrau5 EaHienoe br i@Iimmitea
Rnb peroltetiten Tiae sebetlt Duroen. Weein Gtau5e
Gn ietne 9Dirtiemtet 1T 10 itart, baB i'd !YtpeS
sSinfG3ess He5it etnen it5r 10 srtAuoaeR Sr6ttGS
GSatjG iebeu an Sieier 9ran*beit 8eisenoeu smiteiS
KS Sta. SEGa gebt bic @rpress auo 8st Sfscss
AereIe an-
Sc b ~ Gkseatss tGa 8eari Gexs Rsp HeA
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

A general meeting Of the Universal
Loan and Building Association Will be
held on Saturday evening.
The mud scrapers have reached
Eighth street. on Avenue c, and between
Eighth and Tenth streets 1t almost In
passible.
Read G. b. Franks new advertise
ment in to-day's paper. His store is
brim-full OF new goods and splendid
bargains.
Tho rumor that the Sunset Railroad
was refusing to receive live stock for
transportation, is like the San Antonio
streets-without foundation.
The Mayor has ordered that the mud
taken from the streets shall not be de-
posted on any private grounds, but 1t
is to be hauled outside Of the city.
Mr.. f. r. Racial to-day sold 1000
head of one. two and three year old
steers to Driskill, Blocker Il Davis, OF
Austin. to be delivered at his Dimmit
county ranch. The terms are private,
but it is understood that prices were
near the average, which are quoted as
IS, Sl2 and SIS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
Looks Like Persecution.

Major j. Monroe Hirskell and William
n. McKennsy, examining agents from
the Department of Justice at Washing
ton, d. c., are in the city. Their .pur-
pose is the re-investigation Of the &C
counts of ex-Marshal Stillwell II. Rus
sell in order that the Government can
bring suit against him and his bondsmsn
for what is alleged to be due from the sx-
Marshal to Uncle Sam. Public opinion,
however, long ago absslyed Mr.. Russell
for any shortcomings, either pecuniarily
or otherwise, while holding the position
OF United States Marshal. He nobly
sacrificed and brayely endured punish
ment rather than expose the purposes
and acts of some men whom he had
trusted. His accounts have been squared
in the estimation Of all people who ad-
mire heroic purpose, which is evil
denced by the fact that in the last two
years Mr.. Russell has had ample oppor-
tunity to make public many things con-
nected with his trial which would be in
teresting reading, but has declined to dc
SO, although urged to that course by
many warm and devoted friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
Valueless Checks.

Mr.. George Waugh, the President of
the Universal Loan and Building Asso-
citation, appears to have weakness for
giving checks on banks where he has no
deposits. A short time ago he went to
Smith Brothers, the tailOrs, and ordered
a suit of clothes, to be furnished on GER
tain date. The clothes were finished on
time, and, on their presentation, Mr..
Waugh gave Smith Brothers check fer
the amount on Groos' Bank. His sig
nature 10 not recognized at that bank nor
the name of the deposltor either, and
Smith Brothers felt they had been vic
timized, and made an affidavit before
Justice Adam, upon which warrant
was issued for his arrest. When arrested,
bond was secured, but this morning, In
consideration OF unbusineSs-like prac-
tiees as President of the Universal Loan
and Building Association, he was surren-
dered by his bondsmen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
Citation by Publication.

In the District Court of Bexar County,
No. 2j33.
Annie Vanderstratten VS.. August Wander
stratten. ~
To the Sheriff or any Constable of BeXar
County, GREETING:
You are hereby commanded that by making
publication of this citation i'm some newspaper
published in the County of BeXar once in
each week for four consecutive weeks pre-
viOus to the return day hereof, you summon
August Nanderstratten, whose residence is
unknown, TO be and appear before the next
regular term of the District Court OF BeXat
county, to be holden at the Court House
hereof in the city of san Antonio, on the first
Monday in March next, the same being the
first day of March, AID, 1886, then and there
to answer petition filed in said Court on the
second day of February, AID, 1885, in II suit
numbered on the Civil Docket of said Court,
No. 2JB, wherein Annie Nanderstrattcn is
plaintiff, and August Nand"rstratten is de-
PENDANT.
Plaintiff in her petition alleges that she and
defendant were lawfully married in BcXar
County, Texas, on the 10th day of April, 1888
and lived happily together until the -- day
of July, 1884, when defendant began to ill-treat
and abuse her: that on the - day August,
1884. he beat, bruised and laCcrated her, and
Mt divers and sundry times was guilty OF other
excuses and cruel treatment toward her,
and that on the - day of September. 1884 he
abandoned her; that she at all times proved a
loving and aiieCtiOnate wife. Wherefore, she
prays for a decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimOny for costs and general RELIEF.
Herein fail not, but have you before said
Court on the said first day of the next term
thereof, this writ with your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the same.
Witness, George X. Dashicll, Clerk Of the
District Court, Of BeNar County.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court at Office i'm the city Of San An
t.. = tonic, tins third day of February,
AID. 1856.
GEORGE II. DAsHTELL,
Crk. ID. G. Il. c.
by NJ. YTURRI, Deputy.
Issued February 3rd, A. D., 1886.
Came TO hand March 9th, 1885, vt 3:lj O'Clock
y. m. aud publication ordered same day In the
San Antonio LIGuT.
NAT LEWIS,
sheriff BeNar Co,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
Indians on the War Path.

A letter to the LIGHT from San Juan
de Ssbinas, Coahulls, Mexico, Of March
9th, 1885, says: alarm has been caused
here by the imprisonins Of the Chief, to-
gether with several Of the Kikapoo In
dian tribe.
tits natural that the Indians, which
have heretofore submitted themselves to
the operations OF the Mexican Govern
nent on seeing the treatment they re-
ceiVe, will take the war path in the
desert and commit hsstilitieI making
their victims the Americans who live in
those unpOpulSted regions.
1t is very natural that those who hRVo
to travel in that direction must be en-
their guard hereafter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
Well Known Railroad Man.

Mr.. Andy Atkins died last evening at
the Menger hotel. Mr.. Atkins was
travelling agent for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, with headquarters at
st. Louis, Missouri. He arrived in
San Antonio on the 9th inst, suffering
acutely from asthma, from which dis
tressing affection he has been subject to
for years; his death, however, was
hastened by trouble at the heart. The
deceased is well known all over the
country which he has travelled for 10
years, and his demise will cause great
regret in railroad circles and among his
numerous friends. The remains will be
shipped to St. Louis this evening by
MessrE. Carter 4 Mullaly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
Too Much Wind.

A tender-foot stepped of the Interna-
tionsl train this morning, and hoped to
stretch his cramped bones by walking up
town. Arriving on Commerce street he
spied the slush that the street force had
scrsped to the south side of the street,
and catching on an awning post he hailed
a citizen and asked il that mud had been
bowed over there by the prevailing
norther. Being answered in the nffirma-
tive by wsggish lumber dealer, he
called for hack to take him to the near
est hotel for dinner, with orders to call
in time for the next train North. He
did not want to live in country whore
the streets were 30 loosely paved as to
be blown up into pillows like the waters
Of the ocean.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
Sidewalks Needed.

The children who attend the Santa
Clara colored school, do SO under many
hardships and difficulties during bad
weather. The school is located beyond
the limits Of all sidewalks, and the
ground upon which it stands offers no
copyeniences in that manner. Many OF
the children come from Live Oak, No
Ian, starr, and the streets east OF Com
merce, and that long walk is not re-
lievsd by any protection from the mud
and slush. A walk along Center street
and also on Newton street would add to
their comforts considerably, as likewise
would q walk on Sycamore street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
Accidental Poisoning.

On Tuesday boy named Charles
Jones died at the residence Of his par
ents, No. SO3 Frio street. DR.. Lowry,
the attending physician, refused to give
a certificate of the cause Of death owing
to the administration of medicine other
than he had ordered. The Doctors pre-
scription calling for two grains of
calomel and 10 grains of quinine, to be
divided into six capsules, one Of which
was to be taken every three hours. DR..
Lowry went the next morning to see the
child and found him in moribund con-
dition, with stertorous breathing and
contracted pupils. The child soon after
died and DR.. Lowry made an enquiry
how the capsules had been given, find
ing his directions had been followed. He
took one Of them to G.. II. Kalteyer ask
ing him to test 1t, which he did, and
stated that it WAS nearly all morphine.
The inquest on the body will take place
this afternoon at 2 o'clock when evil
dence will be taken, full report OF
which will appear in the next issue of
the LIGzT.