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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
Disastrous Forest Fires.

MONTREAL, July 6.-Terrible forest fires are raging on the line of the Canada and Atlantic railroad, between here and Ottawa. Eighteen miles of track are de stroyed. Settlers are clearing out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
Handsome Old Maryland Mansions.

Some of the handsomest old mansions in the country may be seen in Annapolis, Md, where they have stood with but little altera- tion since the early colonial days. A few of the houses date back to the Seventeenth cen tury, but the more imposing of them were built just prior to the revolution, when An napolis was the seat of a refined and wealthy conmuuity.-New York Evening World.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
Woman Can Re Ingenious.

Who was 1t said that no woman ever fn- vented anythings It was untrue, anyhow. A woman can be ingenious when it seems to herAworth while. A device for increasing the business of q barroom is bright silver dollar glued fast to the floor in front of the bar. A man comes in to order drink, dis covers the coin, desires to pick it up and pocket it without being seen, and to that end gives to the bartender bill in payment for his beverage, so that he may have time, when that person turns his back to make change, to pick up the dollar from the floor, But the bartender manages to shorten the oppor tunity so much that the man cannot stoop quick enough to touch the plIZa So be orders another drink and tries again Perhaps he spends three or four times as much as he in- tended to before he is able to touch the dol lar, and to find out that he cannot detach it from the board. Then he either sneaks out quietly or laughs over the trick. and in either case tbe extra patronage has been gained for the saloon, while the dollar re- mains safe for further service. But what was it that a Bowery woman did when her husband told of the trick9 She provided herself with q sharp edged tack puller, and made round of all the groggeries in her neighborhood where the dollar dodge was being worked She bought one glass of beer in each place. neatly pried up the coin while the barkeeper was making change and went CD to repeat it>-New York Sun.
 Cotton Machinery in China.
 Consul Peters, of Ningpo. says the only large cotton gins in China are situated in Ningpo Tho cotton is separated from the seed by the use of hand power treadle gins manufactured ill Japan. They arc worked eighteen hours q day, and in that time turn out 24O pounds of seed cotton, or eighty pounds of lint cotton per gin. These con trivances, although primitive, are superior to the little trcadle gins used by the cotton growers Steam power is now being intro dnced to work the gins. The Chinese gins clean the seed better than the American saw gins. The cotton ginned retains the entire strength of the fiber, it pulls the cotton from the seed Cotton is purchased by buyers in the cottor growing sections and shipped to Ningpo te be ginned. When ginned the cotton is packed in sacks, weighing 160 pounds. The staple 1! short, ranging from half to five-eighths o an inch. Cotton in bales is not packed tightly, and 160 pound bale Is as bulky as bale of American cotton. The price paid fol the cotton in April, 1888, was 794 cents . pound ginned Most of the cotton g;nned il Ningpo is manufactured into cotton goods il China. One American 100 pound saw gil would do the work of twelve of the hanC power gins used in Niugpo. The chief prof in the ginning of cotton seems to be in tn selling of seed The seed sells ct about tn rate of 90 cents to S1. .12 per bushel Tn seed, when sold, is used in the manufactur of oil for fertilizing and for the feeding o stock.-BradStreets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
TWO CIRCUS CARS WRECKED.
Two Men Seriously Injured and Several
 Horses Killed.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 6.-Two cars of Forepaughs circus, containinS S5 horses, jumped the track, and were smashed, near Central street, early this morning. Frank Pagan, of New Britain Conn, was pinned in the ruin for half au hour, and John Wood, of Boston, was seriously injured. Three horses were killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
An Entire Village Burned

WARREN DEPOT, Pa., July 6.-Fire des- troyed the village of Glade Run. Nearly every business place and forty houses were burned. Hundreds of people are left home less. The Warren fire department an- swered a call for help.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
Fell Ernnl n HNHt.

PORTLAND, Me, July G.-lrviag H. Lowell, young draushtsman, while row ing with his tiancee yesterday near Diamond Island fell from the boat and was drowned,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
Sninida fronn Griaf.

LAWRENCE, Mass |, July 6. Mrs. Elizabeth Stoddard, aged 60, was found dead in her room. She had committed suicide with paris green. From letters found it appears that stie had besn forsaken by her daughter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06

When Philip Cessiday, of sInaho, Neb., was buried the other day, his pet goat ran along beside the hearse, bieating pi;eously and was with difficulty kept outside the cemetery while the burial vert on,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
News From General sheridan

DELAWARE BREAKwATER, July 6.-The Swatara, carrying General Sheridan. sailed at five o'clock this morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
A Boy Incendiary Pleads Not Guilty.

A noy
 BUFFALO, July 6.-Andrew Howard, the boy who confessed setting fire to Barnes, Hengerer & Co.'S store, and was indicted for that offense, has pleaded not guilty, and was bailed in the sum of g., 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06
Weather Indications,
TRADE BULLETIN.

For Saturday, fair, cooler weather and fresh Southerly winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-06

MINNEAPOLIS, July 6.-The following are the reSu tS O, yesterdays races: 2:3S trot,
 $1, ,5OO, divided; Editor first, Lady Helen sec ond, Roger Sherman third; tune, 2:S51S. Second race, free for all pacers, Sl,5O0, divided; Ed Amman first, Dr. West second, Argyle third time, 2:163a. 2:25 trot, s1.500, divided; Valkyre first, Protection second, Shamrock third; time. 2:20n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-23
Ser BON eusO beiAriebeme seutelst,,d

~ tein 3dberes llnseb,uer ais Malario, Oh bic.
zee nun aus saiitteIfroit uno s eoer. gauia 8
sSedlelfeber, MiIsbersr0Beruns ooer idisi.
1ehoes 8teber auttritt Bie BET Sftopus oer
Sr5abluna, fd5ldat es bic SSanaarme um iein
Npter unb umfr'6t oafielbe m br unb mebr N
i9red.id1 7 tlmarmung gSenn ibm isopd,
mt 2oftetter's Magen. 8itters
81 9sibe gesausen nirS, perliert feline entIet.
noe @tiuLlt nod unb mad an Rraft, fdIie6lid,
last ite gana mad. unb Der einltmoliae. ,ulett
Sefrelte Duloer iubilirt in Dem @efiiple n uer
Gretbsit, bic ct Der @eberberfcauna poIIudn.
o'ser @siunbbeit bsroanft. slu9 Dbspepiis
uno Terftopfuns. bieie alten unb unbarmber,t
gen 6sinoe oss @enfdenssiAIsdts, peiGen unb
mfroen id)lieblid aus benz 3 10 geIdlaaen bon
o,elem Napoleon bet Seilm ttel, 6eren es in oer
Ybarmafopoe tein sweites 70 grobartiaes, 10
anoerfdlfdtes siebt. 8beumotismus inter,
l.egt ibm. ebenio gisrsnleiben. Wit ieiner
2ulfe iperosn iiberrsitte 3erpen pisbef ruhia
nno itlrf uno ntmmt bic Gdbtsteit, ianft Al.
id9lafen unb NIT appetit su edrn, su. @enoet
e. bel 8eiten an mno nermeibet baturd, unno.
tb,se 9eioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-23

= y8ei Der naditen, in Muitin itatt.
finbenben @erfammlung Der uGtote
2lpe Sod NifOe alton" ipir0 aud bic
Jrose iiber bas aroBe 3efrigeratorpros
ieft pieber CUR 8erbanbIung unb mabre
i9einli@er @eiie aur enbghltisen gnt.
fheibung fommen, UNI baun Obne yers
aug 3ur Iusfiibruag gebra1t au fper.
ben. Wie bebauptet mirb, modt 6ous
lfon frinen Nntpruh mebr barouf, baB
Die e3ladts unb p6telanitalt bort ers
rihtet mirb. Nnbere @fdote baben
neuerbinas iebr liberale Nnerbi, tun.
gen aemo6t, welde iebt benz Romite
beg MISUNDERSTANDING sur Betra1ts
nobme uorliegen. $50 Iautet cine BON
Oalas batirie gtoti3, baB unter ben
eanberen Stdbten" mobl hauptid9l,h
@aluefon gu betfeben lit, unterIieat
fdon lett ldngerer 3eit faum nod eis
mem 3weifel.
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uerodatig waren, baben Die s6ueia

oeroddtig paren, baben Die 56meia
nerlai1en.
| = Gin 9omite amerifanildjer Bi,
fdhDfe unb prieiier, ioDie anberer Qme.
rifanif9er RatboIiten @oms liberreidl.
ten oem papite Sep am FL. Sanuar bas
Subildumsgeidenf bes prdfioeuteu
@lepelanb-mel6es betanntIid, in elmer
pra9tausaabe Der ameritanil6en 8uuz
besuerfaffung beftebt.
= 2oro &anbolpb gburdiD, Der
nod INNER in st. PETERSBURG neiIt.
wtrb ft6 uon bort aus nod Berlin be-.
geben. IS beibt er perfolge ben pIan,
Jules anfaubteten I'm England bon 6em
Wnf1lufie on bic contirentale Srinels
Naiana ab5ubolten.
= Der r6mif6e Correspondent Beg
Nonboner ,@broniele" iagt. Der @ars
olnal Nfannin9 babe benz papffe ae.
t9rieben. baB ieoe NeuBeruua BON @eis
ten bes Vot'fans gegeu 8labffones ,ris
tdhe polttif uuter ben englifben uno
lrii4en &atbolifen eine WliBftimmuna
beruorrufen miiffe, bic fir Die 5ade
pes SatDoltetsmus nerbdngniBooQ lpers
ben fonne.
= 8roBss Nufieben erregt in aaua
europa Die 3bat'ade. baB Sic idmmts
ltdeu geomten Der 6iterreihiihen bi
ploma'iffen Ngentur in Sofia pI6blld
abbesufen uno mad Wien auriifgetebrt
iinb.
= 6ibotps. Der rumdniide @elonbe
in gataleit duBerte einem boben ru
mdnr6en 9laats5eamteu gegentiber,
.oaB &uBlaao binnen Gursem ieineu
@tnilub in Sufgarien ipieoergemonnen
haben uerbe uno baB bos bulaarilde
BOLT ben &uRen banfbar bafir lem
meroe, tie bon BEN lanaidbrigen Ser.
ror'smus befreit 5u baben.
- Die groBfn S1iifsbaus Werfie su
@ranbpiae bel 9abre hno bur6 cine
Jeuersbruuit p6llig aerft1rt tporben.
800 Nrbetter finb babur6 auf Mtonate
broblos getuorben.
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9err Jlourens, ber frans6il6e
Minifter beg Muswdrtiseu, empling ben
ltalieniiden @eianbten @rafen Wena.
brea unb bas 2eiuItat ber unterrebuug
mar, baB mon beioerielts ben Streit
amiiGen Stalien uno Jranfrei4 fir
oeiaelegt e.tldrte. Ser betreffenoe &ld.
ter IN sslorena. bur6 befien uebergriffe
bic 9lferen3 beraufbef9moreu muroe,
wurbe Sur Strafe in irgenb einen ent.
lesenen Wintel bes 36uigrei6es periebt.
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@urft! Waudbiyaareu.

@rocerpbdnoler uno Speiienirtbe
bonn 2an3e m6dten mir einoriuglid)
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN. baB mir
fur bic Gabrifatiou BON Wurft uno
9au4maoren umfangreihs Yorbereis
tungen getroffen baben unb In 5tanb
geiebt finb, alen Nnforberungen Sc.
ntge au leilien. Wir geben @arantie
tlir quite Waare unb reelle 8ehienung.
Die 3ubereitung itebt unter unierer per-
i6nli9en 2eitnng. Genbet Cure Be.
itelungen bel 3eiten ein.
Wm. 96fling & Sobn,
1,10w1i 511 apenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-23

Ser @fiansoerein nGrobHnn in
yfem Orleans fsiert am 20. Sanuar
bur6 eiuen Gamil'en Nbenb in Der
Obj Gellows= 0ale iein 4. 5tlftunas,
feit. au Der Spibe bes arrangements.
2omites ifebt 0err We. 0anoerbanf.
poour9 elm boiler GrfoIg BON pornbers
Elm gefi6ert 1T. Sem hrebiamen Wers
elm mhnfdeu mir Elm itets tpa6ienoes
9Iiiben unb Sebeiben!
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@mtoerbar &,,re,,. .

B 8. Sopt u. Co., BboIeiale unb @etail
Drussiiten bon &ome. Ga, fast: Seit bic,
Sabren fubren mir Or. Sings Mem Diseoberp
Electric 8itters unb 8udlens Mrnica Salbe
uno ba1en ME SeilmitteI sebabt, bic fi9 bsfier
bertauften ooer nlebr 8efrieoisung seuGbrten.
Sie baben einise Dunoerbare auren in unferer
Stabt beptrtt, namentlid, mebrere Sale bon
pirflid3er aus3ebruns iinb bur9 ben @ebraud
etnieer Glaiden bon Or. Sings Nep Discovery
geheilt poroen, in gerbinbung nit Electric
Bitter. gSir garantiren 0ieielben fets.
Bum 8erfauf bel u Dretb.
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n { M { 4 8.
aOmau bon SObannes s6err.
Iaprtfstuna.l

l6orffesun9.I
Mi@ uidts angebea2 Wes! bate
Anbtss brauBen i'm 1or3iinmer au iid
gefagL b6@ft unm,lig ielnen 99nnrrs
bart 5tnirbeInb. @inen 10 alten Sieuer
bes 9aufesl M69te ben iebn. ber bas
bebQupten irDllte, Gapperloit! Die
&r6uf iber bteien 1ubiad, ben Belt!
Der DunbeiDbn tpiirbe ieine eigene
5o9ter Derfuppeln, wenn Ct eius
butte.
Datte aber 6as IansmeiIige @ei9dft.
tuel@es @raf Ntp0mnt Dor itiner Nbs
relie NOD tn Der Ntiible abgentaht, f1ou
ben alteu Oiener bes 6aufes in
Aufregung DerieBt, 10 rnuBte es gewiB
bem Gobu allerlei 30 benton geben.
Robert Iiebte ie men 0aier, Der f1
ibm. tDie ida0n frhDer eefo9t tporben,
Pets als foldsr ermielen battle. 3u
unteriuGen, infpiefern Der @raf anf
oas Nnfprub babe, obne mas fetne
oouern0e 3uneigung m6sl'db lit, auf
A9tung, mar BEN iuugen Mann bisber
MOT elngsfallen. er mar in pieIem,
unl mot 5u fngen In allen, anberen
@iunes oils fein Doter, aber .er bate
ijd1 biz bofin beaniiot. bleie 0erfdb,e.
benbeit ber llnalsinhsit o,s gllters. Der
3eitlfimmuua, per @ratebunusmeiie
nnb 2aufbahn .auausMreiben. Gin
alter 0ofmnnu unb Diplomat fam
uidt filbien uno brnten uie Elm iunaer
Golbat, hattie CT fida aefaQt, menn in
ben BrIefen 6es @rafen GtelIeu por.
samen, AZ tpeIneu er aor feline Heaies
hung aewinnen fonnte. Die Nrt uub
gDei|e, suie ME fitt, 0tr Uater beim gDies
betfehn leiues 6phues beupmmen.
hate atuor auf bieien etrpas beflemme,r
iln0 0uldlteuo Qelpirft. ober er bofte
Dleieu unQiinifiqeu G.nDrud perpunpen.
bis bic Wlnfbstiuna bes aIten Q(nbres
Oeufelben nit perbopbeIter 6t6rfe aus
ritdlihrte. Die totole 0er,iideI Gie
mDlIie i1m beufe aar nidlt aus bem
Ginue. Gpuie er ben Bid BON feiner
@eoleiterin abpanbte. gd,webte NOR ieis
uen NuQeu bic per,rtnidhte Aaartnur
wnb an iebem 6drdhen berielben hiua
etls bfBiidb grinlenbef Qoboib, Werfbrs
peyuuqen tpi5ermdrtiQer 9orltsuunaeu.
Die 8aube bes glutes linb bic ifdrt.
jlen, Ia, Dbne 3peifeI. Oft aber aud,
iiuo fe bic bfiihiajfsn uub Ipr6oeifeu,
uuo bat bic 6eiIe ber @ritif iie einmQl
augenoet ooer elm beftlaer Gd,laQ fie
gebroAeu. Of, wie feiten finDet 5id1
bann cine Slut, hinl leihenD, bic Nruds
f1iide mieber pplilfdnbir ,uiommen,n. I.
Ibwe:ben! Naeiifens ,pirb aur i6mmer.
iidaes Elidwerf borous btfIsn n, ,iIe mon
mil fereoinpeu Reoensorten perfiebf 10
gut Is aeben moa.
Ore GIdfiu iah ibren NeoIeiter nm
unb bo ne bemerfte. bof er nadbDeufIid,
ouf ben Qppf ieines N,fer6es ffarrte.
Iiek iie ibren Slid Iono unb feff ouf lei,
nen 8ueen baiien. Dos psrbaitsne
sfeuer Inter id16ueu gluoen brod, BON
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Sos nid)t, aber i9 CLAUDE, i1 bab
mid 70 chen NIT nummen WinhmiihIe)

Sos nid)t, aber i9 glaube, i1 babe
mid 10 eben nit bummen Winbmublen
berumsei6losen.
@flt Winbmiiblen? pfui! DieIe bol.
ldnbii6e profa geb6rt nl1t in bic poe.
fie unierer Berge. Bite, MAIDEN Sic
bod bic Nugen auf. ftatt spiiHen ben
Sbr.n Sbres Bferoes bic Quabratur
bes 3irtels 5li fu6en. Ob. tpie f96n
| iiff Die Welt!
unb nit einem lei9ten @ertenfdlag
fegte iie ben @olofu1s in @alopp.
50 fprengten fie uon Der @truBe ab,
iiber bic Bride, ben 5obrmeg aur
WRble biuauf unb an bieier poriiber,
big ba, mo binter einem Abornmdlo1en
/ bic 8ergtuanb fteil ouf3ulteigen beaann.
Der Wta1er @eit itanb am gingang
feines 8ebDftes, aIs bic beiben bprlbers
fiogen. CT nabm feline Mdse oh unb
Derbeugte fi9 ttef, aber bic @rdfia BE-
a4tete ibn nid,t unb Gobert ermiberte
ben unterDii figen GruB n'9f, ionoern
wanbte nit eiuem nera9tuugspoaen
Bid ben &opf.
Die ho9n'htbigen guppen! muir.
melte Ueit, als He poriiber paren, unb
lab ibnen nit einem bdmifden 2dHeIn
nod. Die ftfrmen iibermiitbig ins Sc.
ben. 50, ia, rpenn Die Sage fort III,
tanaen bic @tdufe. Nber fur bic MGuie
gibt es 6allen unb-
0e, boqab, Neiter Weit, aus benz
Weg bal f@rie bem Grdmelnben Der
tlelne WObr 3u. uel9er feiaer 0err,n
ouf einem ponD fel9te.
Die peft in bein Nffengelibt, ou
fGwor3e 3r6te! f9narrte Der Wanller
ben 2noben an.
1erboa mari fi1 i'm 6atteI bsrum,
fdnitt benz S1eItenoen cine israbe,
f1lug NIT ieiner &ehten auf eiuen ae.
tDihen $beiI ieiHes G0rpers uno trieb
oann nit lautem 2a6en fein poup por-
mdrts, iDn3u CT @runb 3 lite, benn ber
erboife Naaer badte fG mad einem
Gteine.
Wla mir bieTe Stunbe notireu. iagte
er, als Der 2uabe binter ben 8dumen
perf1nunbeH mar, unb sog feline
S6reibtafel herbor. @s iif INNER gut,
genau gu miffen, bon mann zine G@uIo
Datirt.
&obert abnte getpiB nidt eutfernt,
0aB er 3u Diefer Stunbe In Mditer
Belts S9ulbbu6 einaetragen wurbe.
Gr belt rlit Der @rdfin ON Musgauae
0es Nborngeb0I3es, bis ber Mobren
tnabe berantam, tuelder bic pferbe BIZ
ten iOllte, ipdbreuo bic beiben
gum Donnerfan biuanfeimsen, Der
nit ieinem Soien rings bic 2uft ers
fiiGte.
Der 2abalier beeiIte ft, Der Dame
aus benz Gattel 5u beIfen, fam aber
bod au fpdt, nenn leift unb getpaubt
mar ne idOa Sur grbe eeiprungen uno
fhiir5te rafh ben Iangen Gaum ibres
@eiifleibes auf. st bot ibr ben Mrm.
aber fe iaste:
Is 1T iiberfiiiflig, 5enn iG bin fe(f
ouf ben s}iiBen unb, wie Sic milien,
finb bic Nege in ben Bergen rli&t oaau
einaerihiet, Nrm In Nrm au geben.
Da mnB ii6 ieber ieIbit fortbsIfen unb
lG DQffe sen genug, es 5u lernen.
Die @rafen NOR rlidt In ber Stims
mung. cine ouf allgemeine 3iele gerrids
tete llnterbatung weiisrsufiibren, unb
ibr S6weigen made aud, ben iungen
ytann beritummen. go iaBen fie
lange, BON benz monotonen gebrauie
bes Ratorafts in 9rdumereien getpieat.
pl6bli9 fraste 8betIa:
Robert, tuas balten Sic bonn GeIbfts
mnro2
gr fab anf unb eriGrat Dor oem
feltfamen Geuer ihre Nugen.
Was i'd bonn Selbiimorb balte? ents
gegnete er s6gernb.
s5a.
(6ortfetuns fuIst.,
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(6crtfetuns fuIst.,
BneeIens Mruiea.galbe.

Die beifs Saibe Der xSelt fur S&nitf,
luetf&unsen, gefdufre, 6isbsr. snb Saut.
Nusftlas, HieGts, seipruneene ednbe, SJroa.
beuleu uub ALE Santfranfbs,tsn; iurtrt %.
msrrbciben ober teine Besabluns. g6Iliq,
Classification earantirt oSer bas gelo u,rf
3uriderRattet. 2b Gents bic SdaHta bel q
Dreib
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ueber bic groBe pulper. grploiion
in Mmop, China. erfdbrt man ttantr1g.
LID, baB berielben 200 Meni1enleben
gum Opfer fieIen unb baB mebrere buns
bert Sduier our@ bieieIbe serlt6rt tpurs
ben.
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= Geitele 2ranfbeiten beiber Sc.
id,ledter grtinbli6 gebeilt. @enbe 1C
Cts. in Briefmarfen fir Bud. Mbrei
Hre: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-23

1~ Sobnfon9ros. li.fern bie
bshen unb billigifen Drudia9en. gebt
3u ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-23

Ole
Wo9entlide Greie 4refe fiir seras
erideint
ieoea 9oaaeraas
ln6 toftet
W. 90 fir oaS Sabr Doer $1.25 fig
9 MDnate tn Wurausbesabinns.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-22

Bill Nye says that a man who
would take a paper for a wholeyear,
and read it for whole year, and
refuse to pay for it is not worth the
great chunk of mud God Almighty
used in making him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-22
Prospective Litigation.

For a number OF years Silver
CITY mines did not seem worth
fighting for. A few men stuck to
the camp and revealed to the world
that here was inexhaustible wealth
there. And now the entire gang
who located there about the time
of the FIRST boom of the Comstock,
but who abandoned their claims
subsequently, are trooping back
and propose to assert their rights
through the courts of justice.
The Oest mine, which is what
originally was the Comet extension
has been through an ordeal Of three
three years. litigation, all of which
was finally settled by the purchase
of all adverse claims, and now the
Comet itself Is to be contended for
in law. The property is owned by
Messrs. Pollard and Lux.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-22
raE sEEcnER CASE AGAIN.

New York is again convulsed
over new revelations in the Beech
Or case.
The story Is that Mrs. Tilton was
about to be confined and was in bed
sick when somebody told her of her
husbands guilty relations with the
notorious Victoria Woodruff. The
startling news unnerved the sick
woman and her grief became almost
despair. In this dilemma she sent
for Beecher as her pastor and beg
ged for advice and counsel. Beecher
himself seemed no less indignant
over the revelation of the lustful-
ness of a prominent member of his
church and on the spur of the mo-
ment he said:
elf were you l would never
bear children to such a man."
Mrs. Tilton showed her profound
confidence in Mr.. Deecher by adopt
ing his suggestion. The night was
passed almost in delirium, and when
the morning dawned the despairing
woman sent for her physician, also
q member OF Plymouth Church,
and q man in whom she had the
utmost confidence. The doctor
protested long and earnestly against
her awful suggestion, but her mind
had been made up, and although
she knew that her life might be the
penalty, she persisted IN following |
Beecher's advice. The physician
yielded to her plaintive entreaties
and before night stillborn child |
came into the world. Tilton was
absent from Brooklyn but re-
turned before his wife recovered.
In her rawlings she gave utterance
to the name of Beecher. That was
q clue and Tilton wrote the great
preacher a note accusing him of
breaking up a happy home. Beech
er was heart broken, but he would
not betray the doctor to whom he
had often been under financial OBJ
legations and who was his near
friend. He replied to Tilton beg
ging forgiveness but Tilton only con-
strued the letter to be an admission
of the witnesses guilt. When Beech
err was tried before an ecclesiasti-
cal tribunal in Boston he said that
he could not do more than deny the
crime against him as "there was a
State Prison crime back OF it,"
the Doctors crime. AT
forwards in the courts the great
preacher bore all the burden Of the
crime laid at his door rather then
the name of his friend. Mrs
Tilton seems to have been equally
reticent. This information is alleg-
ed to be from a posthumous paper
left by Beecher, and also a paper
by the guilty physician. Mr.. Beech
er's paper was prepared ten years
ago and was to be printed after its
authors death.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-22

OF candidates in its section the
Lyon County Times says: That j.
B. Gallagher will be a candidate
for State Senator from Lyon is very
probable, 1t is also rumored that
Charles Snyder, of Mason Valley,
and E. P. Lovejoy, of Wabuska,
would not refuse the nomination.
There will be two or three candidates
amongst the Republicans in this
end of the country, too, and there
may be q lively time among the
politicians this Fall. The more the
merrier.