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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-21
Gin 2aasaenf6er; rno (siae Sofssa.

Sn &om fanb in ben leSten Sagen
i'm "Circo1o artistico International"
lpie bon bort beri9tet miro, elm 8all
itatt. bei bem fi1 aud ein5elne 8eiu6er
in 2oftiimen etnfanben. Gin tpibi9er
GinftIer, ber in ieinem 4euBern einige
Nebnli9feit nit benz @arbinalbicar
paro6t bat, eri6ien als Cardinal pers
tleioet. @rabitdtii6 f9ritt er bur6
bic gldnaenb beleu9teten Sdle, elm
ngaubator" (S9lepptrdger) trug
benz purpurflriien ber Stride bic
S6leppe na@; Se. gn,ineua tbeilte
nod allen 6eiten bin ben Segen
aus un6 fegnete i'm 8orIbergeben aud
Serrn, Grau unb Srdulein @riipi, er
legnete bic antpeienben Diplomaten =
aud Der beuti6e 8oti@after @raf
Solms mar ba, - er iegnete bic anmez
ienbe Wittpe bes Mintiterprdibenten
Hataa5i unb beren la Pompadour fos
itimirte unb friiirte iusenbli@e So6ter,
bic 8raut zines fpaniiben @ranbe.
Mtaa la@te algemein iiber ben barH,loe
fen uno fein our6gef6brten S9er3,
unb Ia6te um 10 nebr, als man9' 81
ner In allen @rnite ben @arbinalpicar
ParOc@i tbatIa@li9 anpefenb glaubte.
Warum foute au9 Sc. @minens ni6t
b6@tsperi6nli9 bel benz 8all elmer
Stnitlergeiellf6aft erf9ienen fein, gu
benz bic giulabungen ben benz Maler
Sacooacci als prdfbenten aussingen-
bemielben Sacnpaeci, ber erit iiingit i'm
Nuftrage bes Grafen pecci elm Bib
fit ben papft gemalt bat? =.
Die 8eiu6er bes 8aGes rieben ii6 nod
ben S9laf aus ben ausen, als iie anl
nd6ften Morgen bas feierlibe Mnatbema
gu @elt6te betamen, bas sic fleritalen
| Bldtter iiber ben Miniiterprdfbenten
ausipra9en - iiber 6errn griipi, Der,
ftatt fi9 tpegen bes frsbelbaften 9lttes
gu entfernen, 5emielben in menidli9
unbefangener 9eiterfeit 3ugei6aut bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-21
9te @ntscdnna etner xrau.

gtod cine punbsrDolle Gntbcduug iit sem,a6t
morben uno baS nod basu bon elmer Dame
aus biefem @ountp Sieben Sabre lang bate
iie bic entiesli9Fen 2eiben aussuReben, nelde
berart on ibrer 2ebensfraft sebrten, Dab ibr
Sob nidt n,ebr fern gu fein fdtsu. 9rei Io.
nate buitete fie unoufborli9 inb tennte feinen
S6Iaf fnben. pa faufte Fs bon uns cine
iIaf6e bon Or Sings vsleuer GntOeduus fir
SdpiuOiu6t" unb fanS I6uu mad Der ert ten
9ofS 10 bieI erlci6terung, bab fc fdIafen
tonnte, uub bic cine GlaTde currte iie boil itin.
big. Sbr Same lit Mrs. 9utbcr Cup. 80
l6reibea unS gS. 6. Samrid &; 60. in Sbelbb,
Norb Carolina.
@tau laFe fi5 cine 8robcHuidJe esben in Der
GpOtbete bon u. Dreib in Gan antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-21

tpirb bon Gairo aus beri1tet: Die
pfansunsen Rnb in einem sans unges
m6bnli@ guten 3uitanbe. Sn Inter.
Nesppten. 1T Is grocent mebr Gotton'
Lamb In Gultur als i'm Sabre 1887 unb
in Ober.Megppten iogar 80 Brpcent
mebr! Wenn ni9t all5u eroBe Srodens
beit eintritt, 1T cine sldn3enbe grnte su
ertparten.
Nuf Der Sniel Cuba fnb lnrue
hen ausgebro6eu, in Golge beren Der
@ouoerneur ben Belagerun9s3uifanb
iiber bier Diitrifte berbdngt bat. 90
bas Rabel unter Der @ontroue bes @ens
iors itebt, 1T es unn6gl9t einen ittts
parteiii6en 8eri5t iiber ben Mufitano
au erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-21
M4erlet.

= Die 6eier bes Sacintos
Sages blieb, tpie bas BET allen ua>
tionalen unb patriotiI9en Sefli6feiten
Der Gaa gu iein i6eint = auf bieienigen
Der Surner unb Geuermebr bes
fdrdnft. Diefe nabmen fi@ Der 5a9e
ober aud um 10 srinbli9er on. Sen
86ifen bonn Mufiner Geuers
Department t purbe eia gldn3ens
oer Gmpfang in bet Surner 9aue bes
reitet, no bic 8eiu9er begriibt wnrben
unb no man an langen gef9mafDol
NIT Blumen beforirten Safeln PlaB
nabm, um id bas BON Mabnde aufse.
tsagene Mabl i9nleden gu laRen. Sie
beiben 8rauereien batten es fi9 ni9t
nebmen laKen, aur Geier bes San Sas
cinto Sages bur9 rei9li9e feu9te
Spenoen beisutragen. Nud ber Mii=
flonsgarten 1T fefflib gei@mhdt tpors
ben, no am Nbenb cine gemttbli1e
3uiammenfunft itattfinben fDl.
= 9iln 2angtrD trat gefern Mbenb
i'm Opernbauie als 2a6D Ormono In
'PeriP auf uno ent5hdte bas bi9tgez
brdngte gublitun, = stpar weniser
bur6 ibr Spiel, aIs bur9 ibre pabrs
baft iunonild5e Grfheinuns uno bur@
bic 8rasie ibrer 8swegungen. Cine
folde S96nbeit bat es aber aud faum
n6tbig, eine gr6Bere Gdnitlerin au fein,
nlalt betpunoert it1 ibr bas.-. .&unfs
iperf Der Natur.
= Nllen Seuti9en, ipel6e eine &eife
na6 New Oorf ma@en ober BON eiiler
&eiie mad Der alten 9eimatb 5ltrddfebs
ren, empfebIen mir, in gtaegeIi' 8
9otel, SobOfen, N. S., abauiteigen.
@s III elm beuti@es 9Otel errer &laiie
unb Sober 1T bort gut aufgeboben. Wir
beriueiiea auf bic Nnseige.
-9err s. q rsl II ma b in 9ous
ton bat einen Walaer fompouirt ben
CT ben oArtesian Well Water" Walaer
nennt. Sie COMPETITION 1T febr ge:
fdlig, lei6t unb fOlte bon Sebem be-
felt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-21

p9 Grau u. @arberine, beren
ReItaurotion In Nietoria, 3eras, allen
&eiienben auf's bortbeilbafteite betannt
mar, bat ieBt on Noenue 6. yto. 232,
elm prioat 8oarbingboufe er6fnet.
gluf CUTE 6ii9e unb 8equemIi6feiten
fiir Serren, benen elm eigenes Seim
mangelt, nirb bic erbbte Sorgfalt pers
tpanbt. preiie mdBig. 8ef6figung
uno 8obnuns per 3ag, Wo6e ober
Ntonat. 6,4,t3M
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Ginffimmiaes 8 llrtbetl.

Ser spotbefer B. 9. euIt in 8ippus, Sn.
biana, beaeust: sd fann bas electric
3 itterS als oaS bette Seilnittel enpfeblen.
Sebe Glol9e, tpeIde berfauft tpurbe. bat bic &C..
iuiiniate Siilfe sebra9t. Semanb tpurbe nod
benz @ebraude bon r,ur Glaf6en bon ieinem
&beumatismus befreit, bet ibn fdon 10 Sabre
lang sepeinist bate. Der apOtbefer albrabam
5are in 8ellbille, Ohio, berfdert: pDieienise
Wfebi3in, toelfe meiner 2oidbriSen grfabruna
mad vam beiten seht" 1T baS Gleetric 8itterS"
gauienbe bon dbnli@en 8eusni1en lissen bor,
fobaB Oas llrtbeil, babin lautenb, 6ab baS
electric 8itters alle sranf6eiten ber eeber, ber
3ieren uno bes 8lutes beilt, elm gang einifin,,
iniseS lit.
Sie bIaI9e toftet nur so Gents. 3a 6aben
in Der Npotbefe bon a. 0reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-21
Sraat Genus.
q o m a n bon Sarl ssrensel.
[Gortfetnua.l

1 Ii
Ger fre;e pi,narer srtr,o h;s se5ey
u;d,t d,,M % m;Gt rio oaIasme % Ssr @ 0;shs Ssbs'
Wuy In Ssy ssrs;hs;s I ~ Srs ohms eoroe I'm, ,,,,,
yseib i,n6 SinS. fonnte Sih ieins IAN. hS
pferildbe Qroft b6lIio entfaIten. spite
CT tpie bisher aeatpunoen fein. taoein
taqQus fiif lie. Fir fit1 Elm 6iirftiaes
Dafeiu au aetpiunen2 Go reid, aebedt
lit Bic $ofeI bes 2ebeus = ilu6 INN
tudre elm 0los baran Qetpeioert2 Qd5!
bas 6@idiaI bate ibn Dor tauienb 9l1s
beren au benz isreubenmabl berufen, er
feIbIf mar nahe barau, fid1 6urd, cine
&borbeit baDon ausauIdIieBeu. 9urd5
eine S4nrbeit, bic benn So@ ipieber bas
@ebot Der gbre tporl
Gdngf f9on mo1ten bieie Gebanfen
gefaltlos in ibm gef6lummert baben
OILS 0er ytie6erl9lag bes SLIDES unb
bes Genuhes: elm 3ufan bate fie ers
tuedt uno tbnen Jorm uno Tarbe geges
ben. Der Sriumpb ieiner &unif, Der
Dertalif ietnes gil6es, fein 8eiub in
Dem 9aufe Deg rei1en Jabritberrn, bic
erf@einung Abelbeib's 6ffnsten ibm els
ne ailDere gSelt. in nefen Geleu@tung
bic iei1e, bas 9eben, 0as er bisber ges
tabrt, tn ibrer gan3en Nermt9teit unD
M@tiefeit fi9 aeigten.
6pbe WhuiGe, piibe Beqieroen rees
ten fid5 In Tim; tpenu er eutfd,lofieu
bas 8leigetuidt, bas ON ibm hing, bon
fI9 abl6httelte, tDiir6e er NIT einem
fiibnen 6prunge iibet bic Gluft bin=
!negieBen, bic .ibn bon ben oberen 3ebnz
tanietb, bon ibrer Spbdre bes Glan3es
un0 Der yornebmbeit trennte2 Seine
2nnf perlieb ibm bafelbe Mnre9t auf
oiefe 9Belt, tpie Mlbert feline 8eburt~
lleberau lit BET Ginitler uilItommen,
ssiiriten un6 ssiirfiinnen berf6mdben
ieinen llmaang nid1t. 60 aut tpie Elm
9lnberer tonnte ct feline 6au6 mad elmer
s5ieIer grbt1mter BON Millionen ausffre.
deu, tDenn - sSa, tuenu ceSulid nidt in
Iein Qeben qetreteu tp1rel Nber maj
Ct ieuaoIs, aud I'm beftisHen Gturme
iejuer Qeibeufd1aft bereit oepefen. iii
feine 3ufunft 3u opfern? Nfubte Elm
Sobr ber Seligteit NIT Sabr3ebmten bes
gleubs, beg Qnfriebens beSablt iuer6ens
gBtirbe ne ielbf bas Parabies in eine
D6ue pefipanoeln tDouen2 @s mar ieb,
gut, .baB er gefern lein S9iDeigen &c.
bro@eit - nun iollte albert Aaes er.
iabref.
|iellei9t wuBte er Ratb, bieQeid)t
fanb ct einen Nuspeg aus benz 2abD.
rintb. Nu@ Elm W1b1enbera 1T unbe.
reMeubar, fd9te fidb Cigar, ou6 esulie
tam hires einianen 2ebens, ibrer Nr,
belt, unferer 8erbinbung iiberbraif@
iein. gs III cine iolIe 2aune geweIen
baB Bic gefeierte Gd6ne aur gSabeI ae,
griifeu unb Hd in elmer Sadfommel
Elm 0eim einqeridtet bat - cine Qouue
bic fie upbI idou bereut. oEne es lid
aus 3rob einauaelfehen. Geiu Ser;
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-21

Spnn,erieibe ppn perlaiebener
Sualttdt4
Neae @nswabl bon 8dderlt+
l1nswetfelbaft bic beite @uswabl
BON Damet< unb &inber~S1ubet
Manner~ IT, &naben~Sduben unb
Sttef felnpcn beipabrtenB Babrtfantet+
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Stffetetett :!

Sptt3en! Sptt5en!
@uf bteiem Selbe sldn3ea ipir
burd bic sr1bte auswabl nn6 bic
neueifen Saden, bic je benz 9nblt~
f1m sDrselest ipurben+ 9pracn,
esYptilae, prientalti6e, 8alencienne,
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= Sn 2iibed erregt bas geri6piu=
BEN beg Gaufmanns Sulius Sb6renberg,i
&anenberipalters beg Srrenbauies, groe
Bes Mufieben. Sb6renberg foa bon ben.
ibm anpertrauten @elbern As, 900 M.
unterI9Iagen baben, na9bem er tnebr
als 100, 900 M. on Der BDrie berloren
bate. Sb6renbers fou nod ben Ser.
Staaten gefloben iein.
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9feue 3epbpr @tnstams, Snbta
Griafles, percals, 3anstbars, @t<
aaes, eawns, 8attiite, Npselts
Gcrbs, facttii6e 3epbYrs, Spil ou
Ncrb nnb anbere gum Waiden GEE
etsnete Sabrtfate In -sruber &us>
rabl na6 gu veridtebeaen 9reiien+
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- Menn bu nit 59mdGe unb
Mutblofsfeit gequdlt biit unb bel &c.
ringer Mnfrenguug erlnattet mirIt, 10
1T wabri9einlid oeine 2eber uns
tbdtig. 9fimm 9per's pillea uHb iie
mer6en bid beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-21

@lesante gfppttdten In 8dnbera
nnb &ii&en.
Die neueiftn Sums @etltugs,
5earietta Sud-, Grspes, apber
Sud-, @baQte etnfarbis unb se@
nsuitert 1T allen mpbernen Gdat~
ttruneett+
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SilnglingenG Mdllllerll
mir5
StMere Getl1tttg 9arAtttirt.

STE i6redlidem DoIgen ben Sueenbfinben.
@ei9Ie9tsi i9wd@e berurfa6enb, iuobur9 0eih
unb a0rper ruinirt per6en, permanent 0ea
beilt. Seratlopfen, Sau9ternbeit, Gameu.
abiIns. gebddtniBf9na9e, gerluR ber ener-
gle, abneisuns sesen @sieaf6aft unb MeIaus
d)olie sriinbli9 ftirirt.
gerbeiratbete Miiuner, Ober iolde,
bic fid nerbeiratben tpolIen, Die In Golse bon
Snbisesetion in Der SHsenb an gef6le9fs> unb
Merbenfdpdde leibsn, werben srinoli6 furirt.
Seine MtneraIieu etngegeben.
Sunse Wadnner, bic ibre 8eit NIT nnfdbi5en
2euten berfdpenbet unb itd bobur@ arant>
beiten bes Ropfes, Der Naie, Ses Salies, bsr
9eber, 2ungen, ginsepeioe uub bes Weagens
suseaosen baben, perSeii f@neu turirt.
2abt gna nidt Oar6 faIf9es s9amssfabI
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8 je 1T San Mntpntp au1gewteien pnrbe.

Gan,bric in perldiebenen 8reiten IT,
preiien. Tarbtse Sttdereien oer
fetnffen Gprte.
@rpbe Nuswabl Don Damen>
unteyeus+
VOQifdnbises Eager BON Damen>
unb &inberiframpfen+
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ipantide, @scltrtal, @uipure, @ban~
tillY SpiBen In alien 8reiten far
l1eberwurf Dber 8elab+

Geittdte Ginidbe
in wetbent unb farbtsem @tque,
Miua, Swib, Natnlppf. Geiftdter
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gdslide 5reie greiie fit seras
erf@eint
NIT Aasma6nte oes Sonmtass
utb fpfet
$1,000 ftir OaS Sabr DSer $3.50
fit 8 MDnate.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-26
AUTOMATIC GUNS.

Weapon Destined to Play . Great Part
In Future Wars.
An automatic three-pounder gun,
which seems destined to play o great
part IN the warlike operations Of the
future. was tested at Firth in presence
Of the representative OF the War Office,
who were 90 greatly struck by Its per-
formance that the Maxim company
has been requested TO construct q
twelve-pounder upon the same princi-
pie. About six years ago, when Mr..
Maxim began his experiments in auto
matic gunnery, he made certain alter
ations in q Martini Henry rife 90 that
when 1t was fred the recoil opened the
breech by dropping the block In the
ordinary way, the block remaining
down until another cartridge was
placed In position, when the
breech automatically closed and
the trigger could be again
pulled. The gun lately tried Is merely
an application Of this system on q
larger scale. II has the appearance Of
the ordinary quick-aring 3-pounder, 10
mounted on cone In the same man.
ner. and is trained by crutch
on which the shoulder Of the
gunner rests. When the gun Is loaded
and the trigger Is pulled the barrel of
the gun recoils a distance OF four
inches. the breech remaining closed
during the recoil. When, however,
the barrel returns to the firing posi-
ton, the breech-block is thrown down.
wards. the hammer is cooked. and the
empty cartridge is elected, the breech-
block remaining down until another
cartridge is introduced. The act Of
placing the cartridge In the chamber
liberates the block, which rises
instantly, closing the breech, and
the gun can be fred again. After
firing the gun In the way described. the
trigger was Axed In the pulled position,
q cartridge was thrust into the cham
Der, and when the breech closed the
cartridge was fred, and its empty shell
elected. On introducing another cart
ridge II was fred In the same way
without the Intervention Of the trigger.
and 90 on with an indefinite number Of
cartridges. the gun doing all the work
except that Of placing the cartridges in
the chamber. Tho gun weighs NO
more than that Of the ordinary quick
firing gun of the same calibre; the
strain ON the mounting 10 less, ena-
bling It TO be fired from . light torpedo
boat without damage to the deck; and
the rspidity Of the Gre IL increased with
oaly one-hali the usual gun detach-
ment TO work it--Lowdom Times.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-26
ANARCHY AND DYNAMITE

Another Terrible Plot Unesrthed In Chi
cago. and Three Of the Conspiraters
Taken Into Custody.
CHICAGO, July 17.-If the four execu-
tions last November were supposed to have
had sedative effect on organized Anarch-
ism in Chicago, the events Of to-day have
disproved IL. To-day events occurred
which bring the Haymarket massacre,
with its attending horrid details and its
subsequent tragic events, again before the
public gaze. To-day was revealed a
plot which in its results would
have been fully as blighting
to life and property as was the dreadful
event Of the night Of May 4. 1886. The
public officials who had contributed their
individual efforts toward the vindication
Of the law as IL was then violated, were
the ones whose lives were to be sacrificed,
and by that dreaded agent of assassina-
tion-dynamite. About ten days ago a
prominent Bohemian called on Inspector
Bonfleld and informed him that q
plot was on foot, the object Of which
was to avenge the execution Of
Spies, Parsons ct al, by the blow
ing up with dynamite the residences
of Judge julius s. Grinnell, who was the
State Attorney when the Anarchists were
tried; Judge Gary, who was the presiding
judge, and also the residence Of the in
spector, who had been the prime mover Of
the arrests which followed the Haymarket
affair, and who furnished most of the evil
dence which brought four of the principals
to the gallows, forced another into a sui
cide's grave and sent three others to
Joliot Tho iuapocf0r voa not e1ouy in
acting upon the tip thus given, and by
careful shadowing and other skillful
detective work succeeded in weav-
ing a web, as he claims, Of incontestable
facts about at least three men and arrest-
ing them this morning. The name Of the
ring leader is John Hronek, and he lives
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-26
Pauper INT Back,

PITTSBURGH, PA, July 16.-Catherine
Mccartney, an insane pauper who was
shipped from Ireland on the steamship In
diana recently, arriving in this city sew
eral days ago, was sent back to New York
this afternoon by the poor authorities, to
be returned to Ireland. Chief Elliott COM
plains that systematic unloading of for
eign paupers on this country Is growing
to an alarming extent One day last week
q family Of fourteen, who had been in the
country forty -eight hours, was sent to the
City Poor Farm. City Attorney More
land dictated a sharp letter to the Conn
missioners Of Emigration at Castle Garden
on the Mccartney case, and a communi-
cation was sent by Chief Elliott to the
Secretary Of the Treasury on the same
subject.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-26
Numbering Insured Children.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Poor Relief Com
mittee Of the House of Lords has been
hearing the views Of different clergymen
and phHathropic persons concerning char
tiles. To-day Rev. Mr.. Waugh testified
before the committee that thousands Of
children were starved or otherwise MUIR
dered in England every winter in order to
obtain paltry amount Of insurance which
was placed upon their lives. He de-
nounced the system of insuring children's
lives, which he said was simply offering .
premium to murder. Many wretched sys-
TENS Of crime have been brought to the
astonished Lords since they began their
investigation.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-26
White HucklsbOrrles.

BLOOMING GROVE, PA, July ia very
curious fruit crop was gathered this week
in Pike County. There is but one other
spot in the country where similar crop
grows. The fruit is white huckleberries.
Whether it is a species by itself or simply
freak Of nature, the bushes that bear
these berries have blossomed and ripened
their fruit longer than any one now living
In the county can remember. The berries
are about the size Of wild cherry and are
creamy white. They are very sweet.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-26
Full o. FUN.

.
-Colored Hunter--..Tiold on dar,
Abe! You'll strain dat gun fust thing
you knows, tryin' to shoot dat duck 90
fur OF, an de weapon nebher will be
no mo- count"
Just Of age Is Jones' sweetheart,
When he asked the little Wit .N
II she loved him. she said pertly
"Just is ~ little BIT"
Ordinarily the average man uses
about 5000 words, but he wants to use
them oil at once when his new straw
shows which way the wind blows
It'd Bits.
1T is said that Gester's voice has
lost It's color. II voice has color, we
wish the cat next door would have hers
dyed, that we might fancy her q
nightingale during the watches Of the
night.-FishkiN Standard.
J Actor friend Qnquiring at board
ing house: HAS Mr.. Comedy taken his
departure yetpr "Ycs," snapped the
,landlady; "but that's all he did take.
I've got his wardrobe" - Georgia
Cracker.
He asked for Congress water, and
as the boy started to draw 1t he added:
'Is It freshP" Certainly; we keep
right up with the sessions Of Congress.
just came in from Washington last
night. Detroit Free Press,
-Husband-.Nom meat for dinner TO-
:dayp Whyp Didn't you telephone 70
the butcher to send up that roast we
agreed upon this morningp" Wife
i"No, dear; I'm sorry. But the fact is
i was studying my memory lesson and
forgot all about it."-L0t0eH mass.
Citizen.
Reporter TO Assistant Editor)-
"Can you chip in something towards
burying the proof-reader. He died
without cent" Assistant Editor
"How much do you want me to givep''
"One dollar" "Well, there are two
dollars; bury him one dollars worth
deeper. Life.
--"What makes you so fond OF law
yers in the later days Of your lifep"
was asked Of an elderly gentleman OF
large estate. "It's perfectly natural,
isn't it," replied he, ''that man should
want to know something about the
persons who will fall into his property
when he Is goneP"-Judge.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-26
CLOUDY'S CAVE.
Headquarters of Juvenile Thieves
at Chicago


CHICAGO, July 18.-Powell Clyde, a four.
teen -year-old boy Of Lakeview, who has
read much fash literature, and given him.
self the romantic title Of "Cloudy Clyde.
de King,D has succeeded in creating a sem
sation. After playing the bandit prince
for some months, "Cloudy Clyde" has fed
to other scenes. Saturday two men stand
ing at the corner Of Addison and North
Clark streets, heard unearthly yells COM
ing, apparently, out Of the ground. After
quite q search the men discovered the en-
trance to an excavation under q lumber.
yard Office, and on crawling in found two
boys tied fast to a post. Their
arms were tied behind them. One of the
boys was gagged, and the other managed
to rid himself Of the gag, and had given
vent to the screams which attracted atten-
tion. The older boy told the men that the
cave was the headquarters Of "Cloudy
Clyde's" gang. Il was we'll supplied with
plundsr. There were empty pocket books,
towels, spoons, pieces Of crockery, a din.
nor pail or two, some yellow -colored now
els and knife. The two boys were taken
= to q police station and questioned.
They proved to be the sons of Will
liam Deichmann, and had been missing
from home for nearly a month. Willie
Is twelvesyears old and Henry ten. Willie
was seen yesterday and told the story Of
his remarkable adventure as member Of
"Cloudy Kings" band. He said that he
and his brother were on North Clark street
one afternoon three weeks ago selling pa
pers when they met Powell Clyde and an
cthor boy with whom they were acquaint-
ed. They were invited to go over and in
spect the cave, and did SO. Clyde ex-
planned what good business he was do
Ing, and asked the boys to join. They re-
fused, and wanted to 60 home, but
"Cloudy" said he would learn them how
this sort Of thing was worked In the Far
West, and tied them up to post and gag
ged them. They were kept there for q
week, being fed twice day by "Cloudy,"
who made raids on the dinner pals of
workmen in the lumber yard for that pur-
pose. At the end of the week the boys
were tired out and Joined the gang. The
next day they were sent down town in
company with an older member Of the
gang, under instructions to steal any
thing they could lay hands on. This
was kept up until last Thursday, when
F., the boys proposed once more to go home.
"Cloudy Clyde. de King" had them
again bound, gagged and tied to the post.
Willie Deichmann managed to get the gag
out of his mouth and set up screaming
which attracted the two men. Mrs. Deich-
mann was overjoyed at the return Of her
two boys, who, she supposed, had been
kidnapped. "Cloudy" has disappeared,
but the police are confident Of catching
linn and other members of the gang. Quite
an amount Of stolen property was found
In the cave.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-26
CRUEL MODERN PENAMcE.
eslf.Ylsgellation ~ it 10 Prsotioed Nov
I d0yo In the AsOPos.

sslf.ylsgsilation ~ II 10 Prsotiosd Nova.
days In the AsoPss.
One does not encounter every day Q
remnant Of bygone barbarism 90 start
ling a. that which 1t has just been my
lot TO unearth In the beautiful Island
Of St. Michael's. Certain vague rumors
had reached me limiting that the cruel
ceremony Of Aagellation, accompany
ing the festival OF Nossa Senhora dos
Passos, on the third Sunday Of the
Cuaresma Uent), was still practiced at
one OF the remote northeast villages.
In the little 'lomba" village Of Acha-
dinha, about five miles from our desti-
nation, we were greeted with the most
genial courtesy by the young village
padre. whose welcome 10 the Anglican
strangers was too slnaere :. = be
doubted for IN instant. and 70 Mn, @
b. did tho houoes Il his curious Nttle
CHURCH. ! put ~ eusvy whieh w w.