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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
Die 9sriifumg In Der oeutid].eneltidjen
Gdaule.

Seute 0ormittag I'M 8 lbr begannen
bic iibli9en Sabressp riifungen in unie.
rer beuti6.enslii6en S9ule, bic ii6 =
tpie sem6bnli9 = zines febr sablrei6en
8eiu9es BON Seiten Der Gltern Der
36elinse unb fonItiser Greunbe Der
treffli9 seleiteten uno leiituussfdbigea
Nniialt 5u erfreuen batten.
9ie beiben 6dulgebdube paren ges
i1mddpon nit @uirlanbei unb Gabneu
betorirt unb aud bic 2laKen3immer
tparen reid nit 8lumen unb &rdnaen
gef9midt mor6en, po3u bic In iips
piser 8ltibenpra6t pransenben @drs
ten jsBt aaer0ings aud rei6lides Mas
terial In Guile unb GuQe barbieten.
Dieter duBere GelIdmud mar es aber
auh ausf9lieBli9, auf ben fiG bic
HShow'' beldrqnfte, i'm iibrigen murbe
ben 8eiu9ern @elegenbeit geboten, Der
@rlebtgung zines getD6bnliAen Cages
peniums bei5umobnen, tpas aber aud
gar3 eNtI6ieben melt mebr ptrtb 1T,
als bic b~ier3ulanbe fonft iibli6en, tbea:
tralii6sn S@ulu prifungs" 2om6bien
nit ibrem ausueubig gelernten @ebd9ts
niBsaram unb iOnitigem Slen0merf.
Sn ben 'dmmtIi6en bier &laNen, bes
rem ieoe in spei Mbtbeilungen getbeilt
LIT, murbe re9t Grfrsuli9es unb Sid.
J tisss seleitet, uhb man erblidt tiberal
bic Wirfung oes leitenben @eoaufens,
bon wel9em 6err Wm. 8arbef, Der Dis
refiDr ber Nnitalt aussebt. baB ndmIi9
bic Sentfdbisfeit unb Senttbdtigteit Der
2inoer an9ere9t unb entpideIt, GILES
me9anii9e ACKNOWLEDGMENT unb aller
Gormeltram oagegeu bermieben perbsn
iolen.
Neben Germ 8arbed tpirtt Serr
8olb i6Ou aiemli9 LANCE unb nit gro.
Gem grfoIge on Der Nnitalt. Gr Der.
ftsbt Die ieltene Stunt. bic 2leiuiien
f9einbar fpielenb gu unterri6ten, fobab
linen bas 2ernen cine Qut unb Der
S6ulbeiu6 cine Jreube 1T. Wie oOr'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
9ene,t & Mltmamtt.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
PIP Of Commerce GtraBe.

3eigen biermit benz publifum an,
oab fe fir ben ausge5ei9neten 'unb
bier i6on langit gewtnl6ten 9anbs
fein aus Gapette County
bic Iseutur iibernommen baben. Sie,
fer 5anbtein, Der better mie ieber an.
oers benz Geuer unO ben Witterungss
einHiiRen tpiberfebt. eignet ii9 beions
bers fir Seitenwege, Curbstones,
Stufen unb ~beionbers fir Rir6bofsars
beiten. Ct lit benz @ranit an Sauer
gleid, absr bebeuteno biliger. 9inters
laBt Cure Nuftrdge fir ale eini6lagens
ben Mrbeiten BET 3epen & Mltmann..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
Cine fis6fi&e &efGtstar6e.

uWas fir cine liebli6e @ei9tsfars
BEL" bort man oft iagen. sd m66te
tpiHen, mie fie fiG bic beridaft!" 9ie
&einbeit unb pirfli9e 2iebli9teit Der
@efi6tsfarbe bdngt aIemal bonn 8lute
ab. 9ieienigen, beren @eit6t franfz
baft blaB unb finnig if, f6nnen ibrer
9aut oabur6 @ldtte uno geiunbes Nuss
ieben beri6aHen, baB fie genug bon ST..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(soIoene mebi5inif6e @ntbedung) ein=
nebuten. UNI Die IN G6rper lauernben
bbien Sdfte aus5umer3sn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
8rudh 8rudl 8rnh !

pirb unfebl6ar turirt nod Der MetbObe
Der 9oftoren s. $. unb s. Wilianls,
aus ct. 2ouis, Mo. Weber Mefier nod
bppobermii9e Nabeln weroen anges
tpanbt. Sofortiee grlei@terung, unb
srinoli6e 9eilung in tur3er 3eit. Man
tpiro niht berbiubert, feiner Irbeit unb
ieinen @ei9dften na@sugeben. Muf
Wnni6 pirb bic Seilung garantirt.
Goniultation unentgeItlid. MdBige
preiie.. Spre6t Dor 3immer so. 4
iiber WOlh & Nfafr. 12,3,tuw
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
Gin WeriHnannoamittel.

Grau 9bobe GbesIeb in geterioa, @lab
@ountb. Soma, eraablt bic ~folsenbe hemerfens.
ipertbe @ef6i9te, beren @abrbeit bon ben 8e,
ipobnern ienes Staot6enS berbiir9t pirb sd
bin IS Sabre alt unb bin lanee Sabre bin6urG
BON Mierenleiben unb @%eI1bmtbeit eepeiniat
tporben. SD par f9liesIiG niht mebr in,
Stanbe. mid alein anautleiben. SEPT bin i9
bOlie frei bon alien Qeioen unb S9mer;en umb
tann iosar meine Ss.uSarbeit gang altetn Der.
ridten. OaS Yerbaufe i@ ben electric 8itters,
pel@e Mid bSais b~eriinst unb mid BON aler
arantbeit unb alien Sie6t6um bsfreit baben."
Man beriu9e cine Glafde. Sic feline GIaide
fofet 80 Gents. Die ero6e 81 unO 1T gu baben in
Der Npetbefe bon q. 0reis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

tbeilbaft fti6t bic Metbobe, mad nell
der Serr 8oIB ieiuen ,.Nni@auungs.
uGterridt'' gu ertheilen pflegt, bOn BEN
%langmeiliseu unb b6l5ernen Grage= unb
NntmortzG pftem (na9 benz 9ebrbude
natiirli6!) as, ME es in ben ameris
fanif9en S6ulen ilbli9 1T, absr glids
li6erweiie aud INNER mebr uno mebr
abfpmmt.
MtiB &ait, beren betpdbrter 2ebtfraft
ii@ bic oeuti9.englifde @9ule aud
i1on felt elmer &eibe BON Sahrer ers
freut, bestrItt bauptid9li9 Die aritbme>
tifden 5d@er.
Mdbrenb Der Brifungen batteu mir
@eleeenbeit gu beoba6tea. tple bDas
fommen glei6 bic &in6er Der beri6ies
benen GIa1er beibe Spra9en be-
berrF6en. gs fam ni6t genus betont
tperbea, nie auBerorbentIi6 aeifbiloenb
es. pirfen mug, menn bic &inber bon
firth an baau angeregt uno ~ansebalten
Derben, lire @ebanfen in 3mei peri6ies
benen spra6en correct gum Qusbrud
au bringen.
Mu6 in Mrs. patrid, bic felt etwa
Sabresfrif on Der beuti6 : enslif9en
S6uIe lpittt, bat bieie Initalt cine CUTE
Ncquilition gemadt.
Ser Beiu9 Der beuti6 3 englii9en
@6ule 1T ge9snwdttig Elm 5iemIi9 gus
ter, uub es lit i'm SutereKe ni6t nur Der
Mnfalt, fonbern beg ganaen Oeuti6'
tbums unieter Stabt gu tpiinIGen, baB
bierin feline 8e1minberung, ionbern cine
Steiseruna eintritt.
Sic 2eiitan9en BET S9ule finb ber.
art, baB fe fi6 ielbft empfieblt uno
feline groBen 2obpreiiuusen n6tbis bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
Mr. 3. 8. GpsusQ. Elm befann

- Mr. s. s.. gosmsl, elm betauns
ter 8iirger bon Brownsville, Seras.
tbeilt Golsenbes aus eisener grfabruns
nit: Na9bem i'd cine 3eitIans an
Diarrboe gelitten unb beridiebene Me=
biainen gebrau9t bate, berIu9te i'd
cine Glni9e uon gbamberletns Collie,
@bolera unb Diarrboes9 eilmittel, tpel9e
mid iofort pieberberitelts. Sd ems
pfeble bies MitteI allen 2eibenben.
3um 0er.auf bel q. @obu&@o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

SIN 9ifritieeri6t gu Bonbam 1T
Der NppelationsfaQ megen 0ermaItung
bes Som gean'i@en 8erm5gens Big gum
Muguff . Sermin berf9oben morben.
8om GountDgeridt wurbe b~efaHutIi6
IS. 9ouaro BON San Qntpnio als Ser.
malter errtannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
MNerlRi.

= Ser @roeerift Gb. 3aamausig 1T
nit Sinterlahuns bon Waareni3uIoeu
neri9Dunbeu.
= Ser I%ugenarSt 81. ". 9. gurns
BAN bat aus benz re9!en Nuge oes SRI.
Nnna @ngelmann bon Selma cine
Shrdneniitel sliidli6 entfernt.
= Nm Sonntag itarb Srau Caro-
line Greuiner, Die @attin bes Muftfs
lebrers SoIepb &reutner, na0 Iangen
unb fhneren 2eiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

sa- Die neuen Maareu fir bic
8regorp @roderp 60. lanseu
nun an uno bic Girma bat bereits einige
Carloads erbalten. Man beiu9e bas
@el9dft unb prtiie bic greiie, 400 &
All 6ouIton.S traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

Ginber @agen in erbBter Qusmabl
pon $3.50 Bis gu $500.
80 praGtbole pbotos2itbograpbii9e
Nnidten pom &bein ftr nur so Gents.
SoubenirsM albums bon 5an Nntonio
nit 81 Nnii9ten fiir so Gents.
pauf Wagner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
9os Barrier ObersW Dbeuatio

Das Barrier Obers Expectations.
geri@t bat bas urtbeil oct -uutereH Sns
itans gegen Wilion, ben S6miegerIobn
beg @rsBrdabenten @rebD, mel6er Der
befannten Srbens- Nfairen tpegen 81 2
Sabreu BefdagniB &C. perurtbeilt pors
ben mar, umseftoBen unb bat Wilion
freigeiprp6ea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

= Mit GROCER @enugtbuung, fast
6err 0entn 6. 59mibt. Nebrasta
@iiD, 'Neb., baB er fGon felt Sabren
Dr. Nusuft &6nis's 9amturger Gamit
liensM ebi3ineu gebraudt unb itets nit
benielben 3ufrlehen gepelen iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

9ie bette Gribiabrsme6i3in unb
Ylutreiuisuussmittel finb elm paar Sos
fen ct. patrids piaeu. Sie S9a6tel
toltet rs Gents uno Iie bemirft mebr
ols irsenb cine 9olars Mebi5in. @uran.
tirt unb pertauft bon ". Gobn&@o o..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

80 nj. $. Smtteriibe, 1856
Oft. SouftonsG traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fi@ benz
9ublifum fir lle in ibrGa6 idlasenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb beripre9en
prompte Selorsung aler Q~uftrdge.
Rronleu6ter, .Gass Iirturss, 8abemans
ne1, @leIets &C. ltets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
Bafflena gsruseesgaIbs.

Die .bess 5albe bet 8elt fit s6nitte
Nueti@uusen, gef@pirs, 6ieber. uuh Saut.
Ausidlas, 6te@te, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Grcft.
beulen unb ale 9autfrantbeiteu; furtrt ga.
mprrboiben ODER feline 8eaabluns. G5aise
Classification sarantirt obsr bas gelb pirb
auriderfattet. 20 Gents bic sdadteI Bel u
Dretb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
Z. =. Mheiner.

Grocerp : SdnbIer, gde Mlanos unb
2apaea : 9traBe, fibrt Elm boGifdnbiges
Eager bon STAPLE unb Ganep Groceries.
8iIligfe Marttpreie. Ollie
@aaren perben fret Ing 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

= SIN p~erfoRenen Sabre tpurOen
BON Wsrifo mad ben Ser. @taaien
IA, SIG, O05 9funb &afse i'm Wertbe
bon 81, 70 ,450 erpOrtirt. Ser Ge=
iammt Gonium in BEN Ser. Staaten
piro auf 43 MiQionen Dollars @olb
berefnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

- Mm 26. fubren bon Tort Mortb
bier pafasieraiige NIT Is @@lafpasen
uno mebreren anberen Cars nod Sens
Der ab, tpo bic G%onoention BET Biebs
atldter 1tattfinbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

- 9eu9buiten fam Doahdnbig ions
trolirt uub tebe @efabr bermieben pers
ben, our9 bdufsen @ebrau9 bon
@bamberlain's Suiten.W eoisin. Ni6ts
8eFeres fam beri9rieben Derben. 8er=
fault bon g.. @obn & 6 o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

81. meb. WppS, prattif6er
Mr3t. Office in Der Nlbini' iden Mpos
tbete, SO. 215 Nlamo Yla3a. SeIes
299. San Wntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
Weues @rpcern > 8eiaaft.

gde bon NIamo & Qabaea : Strabe
Fat 9err 5. s. &beiner cine neue
@rocerp er0ffnet. Sober 3dufer uirb
f1 bon Der 8ot5igli6feit uno 8iligs
teit ber Maarett iibrr5eugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
0eiO sm pertetbeu

ebne aommi fions.@ebhbren
bon $1,000 an nuftudrts anf / bis 10 sabren
auf 9bpctbefen bon enltibirtem 2anb, elm.
gHdunfss Bsibelanb unb grunbsiaentbum in
erSberen Stdbten in 9sras. anfauf unb
@sldngerung bon @enbors 2iens.
Graueis Gmitb, @olbweI & Co.,
$50 eousnerre. Strafe, Gan antonio, Esras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

= Ni9ter Somues com Difrittges
ri9t III Mufin bat Die 8tltigteit Der
2lagefubrung bes @taateS gegen bic
Snternationalbabn entf9ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
Seiratbs 0efmM.

Sin Waun, Miite Srsibiaer, fudt cine ee.
benseefdbttin unO bittet emf 9emsinte antrdae
unter w. T. an bic 8ebaftion Der 6rtien 4refe
eiu;uiencsn.-StJensts @erf6misstub,it.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

= Nus @albmeG tpirb beri9tet, baB
in Der Safe bes @ountDi6ab meiiters
tber $1,000 feblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
1etts.
etaOt Solicitors ofaee,

Gtabt Solicitors Office,
San Nntouio, ban II. Wldrs 1888.
ane 4erIenen, peI9e su Bafer fir 9sDai.
ftrungs5Dede btreMtigt ftnb, herben bierbur9
1nfeefoybert ibre @aHerFeuer entueber Dot ooer
BIZ sam 80. slpriI 1883 au bs;abIeu.
8. 9. 0aueien,
22,3, Iimt4nap Gtabt Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

~ SobnfonB ros. Iiefsrn bic
beiien unb bilieiten Drudia6en. @tbt
5u LINEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

sas- Geinfte unb biltsfie Grudla.
den BEL 8 o + n on Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

ray 3ebn Gents gintritt gum ) a.
I b 0 Z Eeater.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27
8l6O.OOO.

aBer .'ein Slid berfudt nnb obiae Gumme
esf eiueu xbeI babon in Der 2ouifiana. ODER
tad $4,000 tn Der 2ittIe Sabnna 2otterie &c.
binnsn mSGte, Denbe ft9 fir 3idets an
Duck RIsCHE, Mlnmo YIaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-27

Ote retNHe MAO eIe11nteiIe Nu8maR
bon Artiteln, pslAe jia ~seionbsrs 3u
@eburtstass, uno podRits . @elAeafen
etsnen, alS !:
Silberplattirte Woareu..
Statuen BON Hrcu,e, Serro . Gotta,
Bprselaa uno Nlobaflsr.
&elisiSie 5isursuy @rueifre uab RO.
-ienfrdn5e.
Blumen.g afen unb smpeln.
Safen, fein beccrirte.
albums in grocer auswabi.
photographer olIer Nrt.
9oupenirS nit 81 Aniihter bon San
NntOnio, far so Gerts.
8iloer> unb Biloer= Rabmen.
Wnffpo1en unb ilhren
Sperngtiier unb SernrObre.
Tafdenmeier unb 5deeren.
Samens uno 6erren-E oilet NeceGaire.
@elptaidea fir 6erren unb Damsn.
Damen.S anbtuiden.
.Mappen
9dreibseuse unb Moti5ba&er.
0iftensG artens@ tuis.
Dauren. Grbeitsz Sdiiden unc RSrbe.
6anb=5 piesel unb Rdmme.
Raud-Tifde unb Service.
gisarrensg tuis.
3eitunSs. Moppen.
Sp~alerfSde.
'8osel. unb GiGbOrn. 3Gtse.
Ncccrbecns, 3itbsrn uno S~armonieas.
Wuideln in GROCER gnswabf.
6tids Ipparute.
Bapiere unb ionlfise Wategialien sur
NnfertiSuns ron Yapisr Blumen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
Iured to His Death.

PUEBLO, Colo, Nov. 5.-The body of c. w. Mccain was found buried in the sand in Turkey Creek, twenty miles from the city Mccain left here one week ago with two wagons, accompanied by J. Witherill to haul ore from mine which the latter pretended to own. When they camped at Turkey Creek Witherill killed Mccain with an ax hauled the body some distance and buried it, took possession of both teams and went with them to Carson City. He wrote from there to McCains wife at Pueblo, signing McCain's name and telling her to sell everything and meet him at Grand Junction, and saying that he had sold the horses. Mrs Mccain knew that it was not her husbands writing, and started the sheriff on the case. By that time Witherill had reached Denver with the wagons, and was arrested there two days ago. He has spent a long term in state prison, and was pardoned only a few months ago by the governor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
SHE IS NOT A MURDERESS.
MT. Weissman Was Found Dead, but Hi
 Wife is Exonerated.

MT. Weissman Was Found Dead, but His
 Wife is Exonerated.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 5.-State De- tective Munyan has just finished investigat- ing the death of John Weissman the young Shelburne farmer who was found dead in his house few weeks ago, shot through the heart. Some ugly stories had got abroad that tended to duplicate Weissman's newly welded wife, whose acquaintance he made through an advertisement in Philadelphia paper The detective finds no evidence of foul play, and is not certain but that in stumbling around in the dark Weissman ac- cidentally shot himself and that no suicide was intended; but the truth of this theory will probably never be known.
 Mrs. Weissman adheres to her first story that she was in bed half asleep when the shot was fired; that she knew nothing of her hus- bands death until she found his dead body on the floor the next morning. Her brother is still with her. Deputy Sheriff Smead, of Greenfield, has been appointed special admin istrator of Weissman's estate and is gather ing the crops of the farm and arranging mat ters ill settlement for the widow, who will re- alize about s, ,000 It is understood she will return to her fathers home in Philadelphia as soon as the estate is settled. The detective investigation, undertaken at the suggestion of the district attorney, completely exoner- ates Mrs. Weissman from the slightest action that could be construed as duplicating her in any way in her husbands death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
Shnotine Sensation in Court.

FRESNO, Cal, Nov. 5.-A fight, ending in the death of the two participants, was sen sational episode in a islander case now on trial here. Robert Stronce, guardian of a 17-year- old girl, sued w. A. Carruthers for S25, 900 damages for slandering his ward. Carruthers is a wealthy farmer. He secured a married man named Hardwick to swear that he had been criminally intimate with the girl. Two doctors testified that the statement was false After this Stronce met Hardwick outside of the court room and struck him, calling him a perjurer. Stronce's brother caught him to prevent fight, when Hardwick drew a re- volver and shot Stronce in the bowels. The brother then shot Hardwick, who returned the fire Both Stronce and Hardwick were fatally wounded, and died few hours after The scene in the crowded court house was intensely exciting. Women tainted, men drew pistols, and it looked for time as though rival sympathizers would have a bloody battle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
Burglars Neatly Trapped.

ELMIRA, N. Y., Nov. 1.-Two professional burglars, who gave their names as James Farley and Peter James, have been arrested and locked up. The men, who evidently gave fictitious names, stopped at hotel on Rail road avenue and came to this city lost Mon day Since that time they have been selling pens, and by that means have been studying the interior of the banks and stores of the city. Suspicion rested on them, and while the cracksmen were absent from their room Chief of Police Little and Officer McInerny entered and captured two grips containing ninety-seven pieces of burglars tools The tools are the finest ever seen here When Peter James was shown the tools he wilted and said: "You've got us dead to rights it's no go; we might as well give up"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
A DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.

One Man with Pistol Gets Away with
 S4O,OOO or More.
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.--Between Lacey and Derby stations, fifty miles from here, a robber entered the express car of the North Eastern railway train and compelled Baggage Master Henry McElroy, at the muzzle of a pistol, to hold up his hands, and quickly threw a sack over his head V
 Charles Lowrey, the United States express messenger, who checking freight in the other end of the car, was then compelled, at the pistols mouth, to open the safe. A sack was then thrown over his head, and the rob Der, after rifling the safe of its contents, stopped the train by pulling the bell rope, and departed.
 The conductor on going forward to investi- gate found the car next to the express car locked. On reaching the express car he found nfcElroy and Lowrey standing in the sacks, still holding up their hands.
 It is said that the amount of the loss is be- $40, 900 and $50, 900, but the express officials decline to state the amount,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
Chairman OuaY's Last.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Chairman Quay, of Republican national committee, has issued the following circular to Republican state chairmen in the south: "Information recently received by the committee convinces us that conspiracy exists to perpetrate extensive frauds upon the ballot in different sections of the south. Under the present administration their occurrence cannot be prevented. But we have determined, as far in us lies, to prevent their recurrence, and accordingly at our final meeting Saturday the sum of S50,- 900 was set apart to be paid in rewards which may lead to the arrest and conviction of per sons so offending Please direct your people in all districts where these frauds are likely to occur to be prepared to furnish the national committee at the proper time with the neces- sary evidence. A specific offer of rewards, distributing the amount appropriated, will be sent you within the next ten daYsn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
X Very Cool Burglary.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5-George Henderson, alias Davis, sneak thief, who stole about
 $750 worth of watches and diamond rings from Jenkinson & Shelly, jewellers, was held for trial. In the store the counters run on both sides of the room. Roth of the rcz t. ners were seated in front of the back coun- ter reading papers, and Cenkinson was seated in full view of the door, Davis snealxed up to the window outside, opened the door and lodged through, concealing himself behind the front counter and then crawled on his hands and knees to place within seven feet of MT. Shelly, He opened the back of the glass showcase and took out two trays of jewelry. Placing them on the floor he se- lected about twenty-five gold watches and two diamond rings and pocketed them. The partners kept reading and he crawled back to the door and slipped out. Jenkinson saw him going out, and wondered what the fellow had been doing, but did not stop him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
"BALFOUR'S BLOODHOUNDS.D

The English Police Hooted for the Mur-
 der of Ahearn.
 LONDON, Nov. 5.-The people in and in the vicinity of Middleton, County Cork, are furi- ous over the killing of Ahearn. The police were hooted in the streets yesterday by a large crowd, who followed them and branded them as ''murderers, n"Balfour bloodhounds, '' etc, until the people were charged upon and dispersed. AS often as the crowds were dis persed, however, they reassembled and re- stunned their cries.
 The windows of a shopkeeper in whose shop several of the constables took refuge when closely pursued were smashed with stones, and the proprietor we'll as the refu- gees narrowly escaped injury. Extensive preparations are making to give Ahearn a public funeral to-day, and a serious outbreak is feared unless the police force can mean while be very largely augmented
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
LADY PUPILS IN PERIL.
Compelled to Flee from a Burning Ser
 nary in Their Night Clothes.

Compelled to Flee from a Burning Semi
 nary in Their Night Clothes.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-At o'clock yesterday morning, the famous Monticello seminary, at Godfrey, Ills, thirty miles from this city, was destroyed by fire, and over 100 young ladies had a narrow escape from terrible death The flames broke out in the basement about midnight, and before the danger was discovered the entire main building was ablaze. The girls and teachers were awak ened by the smell of smoke, and ran blindly through the halls in their night clothes. Fortunately the dormitories are located ill the upper stories of the two wings, and while the main building, which inter- sects the wings, was burning up, the terrified girls had chance to escape. They rushed pen mell from the main building and the dormitories down the five flights of stairs to the yard. There they gathered, the majority in their night clothes refusing to go away until assured that the lives of their friends were saved. The girls were then dis trlbuted among the neighbors- They saved absolutely nothing, and at o'clock the entire college was in ashes.
 The building was of stone, five stories high, and was the oldest and best known ladies' situated ill fine park. It had fine body of alumnae. A gallery of fine paintings and some beautiful works in sculpture were destroyed. Two servant girls, who jumped from windows, are believed to be fatally hurt. The building was erected by Benjamin Godfrey in 1S45. The loss is $200,O00