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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25

Gin redt einfaItises 8latt iit Der
In unierer 9taatsbauptitabt Mu1fin ere
f9einenbe Statesman. eSn ieiner
Summer bonn 20. Sanuar beriibt bies
8latt unter benz Sitel vNuitin als Wits
telpunft ber 8ilouns unb Der MeoraI
bes Staates" Elm ganS i9auerIibes
8le@. Die Sadie lieit fi1 6einabe tpie
Elm beabii@tieter l1If, alIein es 1T trobz
benz bitterfter Grnft. Cur 2ennaeid<
nung bes @an3en greifen mir nur einen
etnaigen Sab aus ienem NrtifeI beraus.
Sa beiBt es:
--..n unfere Gtabt 1T in ieber 9ez
siebnng Die friebli6te. orbentIi6fe,
nii6ternite (!?) noralif@fte, fir9Ii9ife
Stabt i'm @taate. Das Sonntagsgeieb
uno bic @ntueltlidung (!) oes Gonns
tags ifoBen bier auf teine G1mierigs
feiten. 0ie @ltern, tuelde lire Ginber
bierber auf bic 59ulen i9iden, t6nnen
ii6 baoDn peri6nli6 iiber3eugen. MuHirl
lie9t smar ni9t melt bon San Mntsnio,
aber mir bitten, baB man es niht nit
iener @tabt berglei6en m6ge! Ser
@egeniab 5u San Nntonio ldBt Multin
nod um 10 gIdn5enbcr erIdeinen!"
Gin Gommentar 1T 5u oieient Bl6b=
INN natiirlid] iiberfliiiIig!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25

Gis
WOdentlide 6reie Yreiie fit seras
eri6eint
ieesH DoamerGag
llnb fDftet
$3.50 fiir Sas Sabr pber S1.25 fHr
9 Wfpnate In WpramsbesabIHae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25

go unbdnbig bdtte ibm bas 2ie6 gefalz
len. @iner bieier Mptbeubilbner sing
nod tpeiter unb bebauptete, er bdtte nit
eigenen Obren gebDrt, tpie 6eine 0oG>
tptirnen in ieinem Stubir5immer bel of
fenem Genfter nit ebenberielben nod
gans ionoren 8abftimme, tpomit ct bas
So6amt 3u fingen pflegte, friI@tpes an'
geifimmt: 9ls gtoab aus benz Gaifen
mar -
Sen gelebrten Npparat auf benz Sic
i1e iiberbIidenb, iaete bic Grdfin, mel,
DE mobl muBte, baB ber alte 9err cine
8utmltbige Nederei iiber feline 2iebs
lingsbef6dftigung ni9t ungerne b6rte:
Nb, liebfer 6reunb, tpieser einmal
tief In patriotii9=mptbologifder Nrbeit2
Sa manen mir mDbl Dor alien Dingen
um 8er3eibung bitten, baB mir an bic
Stele Sbrer Geielli@aft bon @6ttern
unb Deroen uniere eigene prOfane
febens
Sbre prpfane, nleine @ndbig5te2 bets
iebte FER pfarrer, bic beiben 9dnbe,
tpelebe ibm bic i96ne Grau bingerei1t,
in ben ieinigen brtdenb. gDie, ilt es
benn ni1t f9on lange unter uns ausges
ma6t, baB sic fur mid Ooloa fipb, bic
6olba unferer @lsborberen, bic freunbs
Ii&e, gndbise. bilfrei6e @6ttin unb
Srau2
So ieben sic, &obert, iaste oie@rdfin
ldGelnb 3u ibrem 8egleiter, baB es mir
in 6ieieu Bergen ni6t an einem gallant
ten Nnbeter feblt.
Der iunge Mann fiibIte ii1 BON ber
friebli6en unb beiteren Ntmoipbdre,
tpelfe fein alter 9ebrer um fi6 berbrei=
tete, ipobltbuenb beriibrt. 70 3u fagen
angebeimelt, benn 6as pfarrbaus mar
ia feinen &nabenjabren feine eigentlitbe
9eiuatb gewefen.
Sd iebe, bernerfte er ld9elnb, baB
bic iiber alle Maben geipiiienbafte @es
lebriamfeit meines tbeuren 2ebrers uno
Greunbes inn nod INNER ni6t geitats
tete, feiu groBes Opus gum 9lbf9luiIe
5u briugeu. SD iuette, es 1T tpdbrenb
meiner Mbmeienbeit I'm nan1es Rapis
tel bOll i6meruiegenber Nrgumsnte ge.
tua6feu, unb id bin iiber5eugt, ba6 Der
Mbf9nitt iibsr bic @6ttin 0plba ins
apiI6en cine totale llmarbeitllng erfabs
reu bat.
GpotteIt bu, tapferer Duiar2 enigegs
nete ber pfarrer poll gutter 2aune. So
fiebt man, tpie i'm GelbIager ben iun-
gen 2euten ber &eipett por ibren
69uImeiifern persebt. Sd iuunbere
mid, bnB mir ber 9err &ittmeifter
ni1t i1on berboien, ibn anbers aIs nit
sic ober guer gna6en a1Sureoem.
Neiu, bariiber tpunoern Sic ii1 ni9t.
Meinft bu2 So, tpenn bu mid 10
anftbf, nit ben Nugen beiaer ieligen
/ Mutter unb gang tuie Dor 3eiten, 10
poaen Mrs einffrueilen bei bet alien
Nnrebeform laRen.
4 Gin G9immer bei 8efriebigung unb
Greube fubr iiber bic @rdfin, als lie
ben iun9en Wfann In Der 9altung TN.
perfennbarer M9tung unb 9iebe por
feinem eben,aligsn 2ebrer iteben lab.
(Gortfesuns foIst.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25
Il { n, { 4 ..
aoman bon soba,taes e&ers.
IGortfetuus.l


leorllssuns.l
sic batteH bic 9ltppe toum perlahen,
als binter benz Sebttf@ i'm &aden Der
Bant Slperenboio, Der Bummler, bers
nortr0t.
er mari f6 auf ben SIP, ltleB felneil
&nntenttod auf ben SooeH uno bra9
IN Elm boot nergniigtes Sa@en aus.
50, 10, iagte er. Der alte 9tarr, Der
Stitching, lou ett9 bic ttrllteren Geoaii'
Ten fcrtplaubern2 3alfulires habt @es
0anten, bic eu9 ipeoer her ptaif nof
ionit tper fortplauoert. Slt elm Gatt,
bel SDbe. NshBtet eure Augen ipeniger
Oeutli9 reoen laifen, menn mon nid)t
merten folte. mics ttebt. Sa, ia.
Ut rnobm ei1e @igarre aus ber 3af1e,
brannte fie on, legte fi@ be5aglib 5uriif
unD nlDnOlDgiIirte meter:
ST Elm Dergniigli3es Ding, 5u feben,
ME fi9 bic bornehmen pnppeH qudlen
unD bdrmen. 81 uobltbuenb fiir uns
anbere, re@ne Id. Greili9, f6nnte faff
10 etluas mie Mtitleio nit ben bei0en oa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25
3 c Z a ..

= Qlus 8iftoria tpirb bon fartem
&egenfaa berl@tet. Die grnte. 9lusf@s
ten fn6 bort ausgesei9net un6 bas
gieb befinoet fid in DortreffIi9em 3u=
tanbe.
Sn 8romntpoob perloren bic 8ut=
lerf9en gbeleute auf b6llig unaufgee
tldrte Weile ibr 4 Monate altes 9inb.
9lls bic Wsutter in oer gia9t er.
tpa9te, mar bas &inb pI6bli@ berz
f9wunoen. gfa9 langen @u9en
fano man bai5elbe tobt i'm Brunnen.
DIAN permutbet, baB elmer Der geiben
bic Sbat in einem gnfall BON Soms
nambulismus pDlbra9t babe.
= Mie aus 8rDan beri1tet nirb,
tuurbe in Mabiion Gountp Der fribere
Sheriff Geap errlorbet. St mar benz
8erbre@er=@le ienes gountDs itets
ein Dorm i'm Nuge, unb ba er muBte,
mas mon gegen Jpn i'm G9ilbe fiibrte,
pHegte er tets beiuaffnet gu geben. Bon
ben M6rbern bat man bisber nod feline
Spur entbedt.
= Wie aus Decatur, Wiie gounip
nlitgetbeilt mirb, 1T es feline sSrage
mebr, baB bic bort aufsefunbene Wsine
@olb unb platina iit 10 rei9er Meuge
entbdlt, baB es ben Mnbau lobnt.
Mdbrenb ber leBten Wo9en iii bereits
ales 2anb. ipeldes in ber Ndbe Ser
Mine liegt, gu boben preiien aufge.
fauft iuoroen.
= Bon guiiin pirb gemelbet, boB
Gouperneur &oB bon einem Serrt in
Sanfas gitp cine 3ui6rift erbalten bat,
tuortn btefer fidb mad 2anD ftir cine
ffarte @oIonie DON Mderbauern ertnns
bist, tueI6e nit benz rauben &aniass
&lima un3ufrieben fino.
= Sn Ntbens, 9enoerion Co., 1T
am 20. Sanuar nit benz Bau ber sros
BEN Gabrif fur bic Mnfertiguug boE
feuerfeiten Badfeinen unb 3iegeln be-
gonnen merben. Ser 9ofenanlhlag
fir bic Nnlase belduft ii@ auf $50. 900.
Ser Sbou, tpel6er sur 8ermenbuug
fommt, if-na6 ber Wlittbeilung zines
ber BEL benz llnternebmen 8etbeiIieten
- BON ber alIerbeifen 8ei6afenbeit; j;
proben baDon finb na6 europa ge,
f6idt, bort unterfu@t unb fiir boraiigs
lid erfIdrt tpnrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25
YerSHnItM, ,

Ssrr q. S. Grobli9fein Ton Mobile, Ala.
bama, idreibt: SD berfeble ME, Dr. 8insS
pAeues @fitteI sesen S@pinbiadt" Su empfeb.
len, ba i'd es ielbf seseu einen bartnddisen
s}au bon BrOu9itts uub 8atarrb ansemenoet
babe. gS bat mir iofort @rlei1terung ber.
fdafft unO bat mid bann 10 gebeilt, bab id)
ieitbem feinea 9lnfall tpieber sebabt babe. Sd
mu6 aud nod betcneu, bab td Subor aoblreide
anbere Mittel obue ben scrinsften Grfols &C..
brau6te. llebri9ens bat mir aud Der @ebrau9
bon electric 8ittcrS unb Or. atn9s gteue Sc.
bens'asillen febr gut setban unb id fam lie
beftens empfeblen.
Gr. Rinss neue GntbeduHg sesen SdDinb.
iudt, Suiten unb grtdltunsen ipirb unter Ga.
rantie berfauft.
@rObe 8Iaf@en gratis in ber slpOttbete BON
II. Drei6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25
SIN 2pfarr9anfe

Ger 4}fnrrer inf mit ieiuen Wefus
hern IN hsr @eishiottloube ieines @nrs
ieus ineid,e. had, 6er giibieite an offen.
sinen Mnsi,Iid aiif 6en i'm N6enbion,
nenid,eiu f,infeIen6en GbieoeI hes Gees
muh hos asoeniiberIieoenSe @ebiroe
Seiiotiefe
-. a.. .x,,, s.;n. ,.n.,,,,ss;eh,,o
.ks. Nj as's msV,oss;s l s; IsD'sOSs s;ns sOSs
;say.s ss Ca. MlnsS'',. .. ',m. ySGs, Z
s.ss.s gslu:. w, W. n a"n..l..Iu ..r - Z
ssosags aEU Is.a neg.s.iu.nssamupl 1s.. a';'
ssM sslnnu 'O.gssysI - utn 'assSa, mss;. 'Jsl, 5as
bsa ynalsa ssegs.Igan." s ysI'ga I ~ y
SnI.set GaI esnSyu..stI: ~ m i.,. s's aa n...ues
S.In.s %uss & 9u.'s D.n i.s.s'eM ;s opssuS; sstss
is sas = Wv gsSmS sL. Is'h.s hss S.ss lisD.
sss. e. nv9 a9Sas ragsi'uu SssOrym u, a"d
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25
M,t,to oerbare &,sre,t,

IS .. Sobt II. Co., @bole1aIe unb Retail
Drugsiften bon &onte, Ga, iast: @eit bier
Sabren fiibren mir Or. Sings Stem Distobsrb,
Electric 8itters unb 8udlens Arnica SaIbe,
unb ba5en ME SeiImittel gebabt, bic ii9 beHer
berfauften ober n,ebr 8efriebisuns seipdbrten.
Sic baben einise Dunberbare suren in unierer
Staot beipirft, namentlid mebrere Gdlle bon
pirfli9er @ussebruns iinb bur9 ben @ebraud)
einiser Glai@en bon Or. 8ings Sem DISCOVERY
gebeilt woroen, in 8erbinOuns nit electric
Bitter. Bir sarantiren bieielben itets
Gum 8erfduf bel u. DreiS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25
Der BON pmso beid,rtebeme aenfelsiiId,

ID feiu 3dbsres linsebeuer ais MaIaria, Oh bic.
fes nun oils S9ittelfrof unb 8leber, sauiess
@e6ieIfeber @liisbersr6Berans ober fdlei.
9enbes Bieber anftritt. @ie Der Sttopus ber
Grsdbluns, idldst es bic Gausarms UNI iein
OFFER unb umfridt baFelbe msbr unb mebr IN
f1rsdIi9sr llmarmung @enn itm iebcd
NIT 9ofetter'S @faaen Bitters
gu ssibe sesanssn mirS, berIisrt feline entieb.
lihe @spaIt mad unb mad on &raft, fdlieBiid
last fie sana mad. uno Der sinitmaIise. sulett
befreite DuIber iubilirt in benz 6efiible nsuer
5reibeii, bic er bet gSieberberfteaung bolliian.
bigger 0eiunbbeit btrbantt. Aud Dpspepfie
unb @erfopiuns, bieie alten uub unbarmbsr,i.
gen Jsinoe oss Menfdenssfhls9tS, pei@en uno
iperben fdliebli9 aus bem 6slo seidla9sn bon
bieiem @apoleon Der Seilmlttel, beren es in Orr
P9armafopOs fsiu 3meitss 70 erobartises, 10
unberfdIf@tes sisbi. &Ieumatismus inter.
Iiegt ibni. ebsnio Aier.nleiben. Wit ieiner
Siilfe psrbsn iiberreiste Hcrben bieber rubig
nn6 fart unb nimmt bic Gdbigteit, ianft sl
idlnfen unb NIT appeiit su e6en, 49, Benoet
IS bsi 3siten an uuo bermeioet oaturdl unuo.
tbise eeibsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25
2IbineuIidle 3ufdnbe herr[del

NUIWtHllWe 5UIuHUt geItIDtH
auf Der SnfeI guba. 8anoiten auf ber
einen unb rduberii6e Beamte anf Der
anoeren Geits MAIDEN benz 8olte bas
2eben iauer. Die @ei9dfte leiben ba.
runter In bebentli9er Weile. Our9
unterbrudung ber Dppofitionellen Bldts
ter, iotpie bur9 cine itreng aussehbte
geniur iOrst Die ipanii6e Golonial.3es
sierunS bafiir, baB feline Na@ri@iel
iiber ben mabren 3uitanb oer Dinse Ing
NusIQub brinaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25
Ru6Iene Mrnsea.Salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der s8eIt fir S9uitte
Nuetfdunsen, Gsf@piirs, 6ieber. uub Saut.
ausi9Iae, iJls9ts, sefprunstne Sdnbe, Grof,
bsulen unb ale Sauttrantbeiten turirt Ga.
msrrboiben cber feline BesabIuus. g0lIise
Classification aarantirt obsr bas 4eIb p,rb
1uriidsrfidttet 2b Gents bic 5Gadtel BEL U
Oreis
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: NuRIon0 hat iei,

- EuBlan0 bat ieine @efanbtf9aft
aus 8ufareii auriidge3ogen unb bic biz
plomatii@en 8e5iebungen 5u &umds
MEN abgebro9en. Oie tpiberre1tli1e
9lrreiirung zines 8eiauoti6aftsbeamten
fol bic duBere 8eraulafuus ba3u ses
geben baben. Ser 8runb ha3u tpirb
,pobl tiefer liegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25

Der Goloon Wirtb 2odpoob,
uel6er iid Dor benz 6riebensri9ter
Barnes tpegen 8erleBung bes Sonns
tagsfeBes su perantmorten bate, tpurbe
BON Der SurD einitimmig freigeipro1en.
Qnter ben @ei6worenen befanb fid fein
eiuSiger Deuti6er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25

-Sn Der am Sienitas Na9mittag i'm
gountDgeri9is 3immer abgebaItenen
8eriammluns murben 45 Delegaten
fit Berar Gounip 3u ber aln /. Gebruar
bier itattiinbenben pSmmisratiOnsfons
BENTON fir Mefs5eras" geludblt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-25

Gortipdbrenb finbem fdb glbaebs
mer fir Sr. 9lusuit &6nie's 6amburs
ger Gamilien' Mebiainen, bielelben fnb
unspeifelbaft bic beiten 0ausmitteI.
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sg Geinfte unb biaisiie Srudfa.
der BEL 8 obnion Sros.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-26
ADoubIe Tragedy.

JACKSONVILLE. o., April 25.-Last evening,
about 10 o'clock, while Edward II. Davis as
sistant marshal of the city, was standing on the
Dew House corner, he was approached by q
young man named Samuel Dew, and without the
slightest provocation whatever, was shot twice
and instantly killed, either shot being sufficient
to cause death. Young Dew. after shooting
Davis, walked one square, and put a revolver to
his own head. aud sent bullet crashing
through his brain. falling dead on the spot
Davis leaves young wife and three children.
He was appointed the police force about
thirty days ago. Young Dew is but twenty
years of age and was addicted t. strong drink.
He was also married and leaves q wife and one
child. It appears that Davis arrested Dew re-
Gently for fast driving, which seems TO have led
to the tragedy tonight
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A meeting Of Central w. G. T. q. will be held
in lecture-room of Meridian-street Church this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. when delegates will be
appointed TO the State convention.
Arrangements have been made for committee
rooms and reduced rates at Hotel English.
which will be headquarters for soldiers attend
ing the old soldiers meeting the Sd OF May.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
James William Newell and Lila A. NJ. Flemming,
Charles e. Derolf and Msy Bibil. Harm N
Sinurr and Ella g. Sanders. Charles league
and Prudie Weller. William F. Laycock and
Henrietta C. Vinson, Michael J. McNamara and
Katie Cosgrove.
Detective Thornton returned from Cincinnati
yesterday morning, where he went in search OF
the man and woman who stole the diamonds
from the residence of John w. Murphy. He
found no trace of the thieves there. and he be-
lieves now they went West. 1t has been learned
that the man is well known in Greenville
The following building permits were issued
yesterday: William R. Jordan. frame cottage
on Linden street, near Prospect. $3.50; John
Hermann frame cottage Harmon street,
near Pine, $500; NJ. Wilson, brick and iron
warehouse in rear of No. SO West Maryland
street, 81, 800; Jane Mcfarland, frame cottage
on Dougherty street. near Wright, 5000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-26
Haxgin,s coming Sale Of HORSES.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-G. B. Hagein.
owner of one Of the largest racing establish
ments in the country, has announced his inten-
ton OF disposing of his entire stock of yearllng
thorouehbrsds in New York toward the latter
part of June. The horses will be sent to New
York about the first of June and will be the
first of the regular annual sales of yearlings
from Haggn's ranch. Being inserrogated as to
whether this action would lead to his retirement
from the turf, Mr. Haggin replied that it would
probably end with such result but that his
retirement would be gradual, there were a
large number of other older horses on his ranch
and in his training stables, which are entered
heavily in all the principal States at the East
ern racing stables. Mr.. Hagein stated that he
intended to dispose of all of his yearling stock,
as, if he reserved any yearlings, buyers might
naturally believe that he had kept the best colts
for his own stable. and he had no idea of pur-
chasing young stock at other annual sales for
mere racing Eurpcses.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-26
How to Defend the Cattle.

When great English commentator law
enunciated the axiom, the right of every M a
te defend his own castle. something was
meant than defending the walls OF the house in
which one lives. TWAS meant to defend, as
our magma charta expresses it. bis sinalienable
rights. among which life. liberty and the
pursuit of happiness" To defend means to pro-
tect. and the possession of right implies the
duty to defend or protect it. because it would
be no more ridiculous for man to claim a right
he did not make part of his d ally living than
1t would be for him to possess himself of din
ner he would not eat. suit of clothes he
would not wear. He. then, is tae best modern
defender OF the castle whose walls encompass
his life, its liberties and its happiness; who
recognizes its weakest points ana the character
of his essailants and from the arsenal OF civili-
cation selects such weapons as will best protect
him from assaults. Still wiser is he who never
underestimate the one great enemy, death
the foe who later breaches every
mans castle ana puts tho defenders under his
feet Wise indeed is the defender who, fore
warned, forearms himself with o policy from q
stanch life insurance company and who, as he
falls, as fall in time he must, realize that
the sting Of death is powerless because all he
holds lear upon earth--his famify--eas been Sc
cured by his own electromagnetic privAtion-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-26
Jem Smith and MoCaTrev Matched

PrTTsBURG, April 25.-It was stated on re IL
able authority tonight that the English pugilist
Jem Smith, is the man whom Dominick McCaf-
frey is TO fight. The contest will not take place
before July. and is to be ten rounds with the
small gloves allowed by law the winner to take
Go. and the loser 80 per cent of the gate
has not yet been definitely settled. Smith will
arrive in New York early in June, and will be
accompanied By several prominent English
sporting men. McCaffrey. who is in the city,
refused TO affirm or deny the story but, never
theless. it is known TO be true. In an inter-
view he stated that Sullivan had made mis-
take in issuing challenge TO fight in q sixteen
foot ring, as it was admission that he is
unable TO hold the championship IN the old regu-
lation style. "a champion" said he, fought to
be able to hold his own in the ring that has been
the championship ring for generations"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-26
EVENTS ON THE BALL FIELD
The Indianapolis Team Wins at Craw-
louisville in an Uninteresting Game.
A Great Contest at Washington, in Which
the Home Players We're Shut Out
The Detroits Play To-Day.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CRAwFoRDsvILLE. April 25.-To-day was one
OF great interest to the lovers of baseball here,
and was the first game of ball played here this
season. A large number of persons assembled
at the ball park, among them being Gen. Lew
Wallace, Mayor Russell and other prominent
citizens The game was called at o'clock
The Indianapolis team did not bat pitcher
Hoskins with any great degree Of freedom, and
she local public encouraged over his work
The Leaguers, however, made many runs on
errors, and won without great deal of diff
Guilty.
Charlottesville scored it's first run in the
fourth, when Fisher reached first on Ester
brooks error, and came in on a his by Fowler,
the colored second baseman. Charlottesville
made two in the sixth. Fisher got first on a
hit which dropped between Shonberg and Daily.
Snyder then made a single, and Bates two
Dagger.
Fisher scored pgain in the eighth. on base
hir, sacrifice and Bates's hit. Score:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-26
The New Company own. the system.

The deed transferring the Citizens Street
railway Company to the Citizens Street-rail-
road Company was filed in the county record
er's Office last evening It is signed by A. W.
johnson. president Of the old company, and
transfers to the purchasers all the corporate
rights franchises, contracts of every description,
and all the property OF the old company includ-
ing eight ten tracts of real estate in and
around the city. BY its terms the new company
assumes the mortgage securing 100000 worth
of bonds and also the other liabilities, amount
ing to s38 600. The new company assumed the
management of the road yesterday. Il is under
stood that it will make changes in the en-
ployes at present Henry Clay Allen will re-
main the attorney, and Thomas Steele, who was
the manager for the old company will likely be
given position of some kind il he desires It,
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SALE OF sHoRr-HORN CATTLE.
Some Of the Best of the Bartholomew County
Herd Sold at Good Prices.

The short-horn sale was continued at the stock
yards Yesterday The cattle sold were owned
by Bartholomew county breeders- The prices
paid for the stock were. the whole, very low.
The principal buyers were Col J. A. Bridgland,
]. NJ. Sankey and James h Daily. The follow
ing is list of some of the best cattle sold:
LADY SHARON-Bred by Quick & Som sold toSam-
mel e. Smock Philadelphia, Pa. $780,
LADY ROYAL-Bred by Quick & Son: sold to d. W.
Hagey. Columbus, Ind, S95.
PRINCE OF WICKLOW, IT 070-Owned by An
drews & Rogers, Columbus: sold to Jonn ID.
Myers, Greenfield S1S5.
PIONEER FLAG-Owned by Garten & Son: sold to
r. Rosensteel, city, 1885,
ALICE VAN METER-Owned by J. M. Davis: sold
to H. G. g. Balls, city, $50.
ROBERTA JOHNSON II-0wned by Quick g. Son:
sold to J. M. Sankey, Terre Haute. $50.
MARY YAWEING-Owned by Garten s. Son, Birney;
sold j. A. Bridgland, $50.
MINNIE, WHITE ROSE-Bred by Quick Son:
10 ANDREWS, calf-Bred by w +. Rodgers
st. Louis Crossing: sold to A. +. Thompson CO.
1unabus $50.
GRAND DUKE OF HOPE-Bred by Quick & Son,
Columbus: sold to E. H. Brooks, Redkey, 1923.
MARY'S GENEVA DUKE-Bred by Quick 81 Son,
Columbus sold to FL. B. Rowland, city, 500.
MARY CLEOPATRA Bred by Garten q Son. Column
bus: sod to Daniel johnson, Greenhin 500.
The sale will be continued to-day, when herd
of fine cattle owned by Colonel Grigsby, of
Tennessee. will be sold. These are among the
best that have been offered.
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Amusement Matters.

Perry F. Bronson was arrested at Eagletown
yesterday, by Deputy Marshal Ward, on the
charge Of violating the revenue laws.
Professor Morris's Equine Canine Para
dox twenty trained ponies and fifty dogs, will
be the attraction at the Grand all next week at
popular prices.
There will be change of bill at the Museum
this afternoon. Miss Vicksrs and her company
appearing in her new play, 1.-THE Cherub,"
which has been excellently received everywhere.
It will run the rest of the week
Mr.. Edwin Booth aud Lawrence Barrett and
their excellent company will begin their much
taiked-of engagement at English's tomorrow
night. with 'Othello." with Mr. Booth in the
title role and Mr.. Barrett as Iseo. At the
Saturday matinee king Lear will be given.
with Mr.. Booth as Lear and Mr. Barrett as Ed
gar. The engagement will conclude with "Jalius
Cesar" with Mr.. Booth as Brutus and Mr. Bar
rett as Cassius There is very fine advance
sale, but good seats yet be obtained at the
box-ofice for each performance.
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meeting of the Breeders.

The meeting of short-horn breeders held al
the Denison last night was largely attended, and
was a very interesting one. A great many
topics of interest were discussed. Interesting
addresses were delivered by Judge Jones, Hon.
Robt Mitchell, S. F. Lockridge and others.
1t was decided to have a national meeting here
in September next and committee WAS ap-
pointed to arrange for it. This meeting is ex-
pected to be one of tho most important stock
meetings ever held in the State.
Indiana has 1900 breeders and more than
$4,000 registered shorthorns. It is the leading
State in the Union in the breeding of this kind
of cattle The American Shorthorn Gazette,
paper published here in the interest of the
industry. made its first appearance yesterday.
It is published by stock company of consider
able means, and is edited by w. j. Quick. of
Columbus