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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
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Gin i6redli9es unb bod oue1 mieher
rtbrenoes 9tild &omantif 1T aus 6er
gllnoeusI sInftalt5u 9tesIib Bel Berlin al
eert9ten. Sn oem genannten sSnifitnt
beflnbet iib felt ldngerer 3eit elm BEN
/ l'ondr, behen @eli6t Sag unb 0odt
our9 cine mastenartige Gapube per.
btllt TT unb 0as nod teiner Der Wdrter
ooer geiu@er Der NnitaIt ie aelehen
bat. Ser ungliidtt6e. elm aufie BON
9eburt, bat, tDie man beridtet, elmer
nlbiliitii9en 8erbinbung anaeb5rt uno
ipurbe BET elmer 8eri9m6runa burd,
oas zoos betimmt, elm Mttentat ouf
pen tn3mti9en DerIior6enen &ailer
Aleranoer II. aus3ufibren. gr tpei.
gerte ft9 oeiien ie5od uno foGte oes.
baib Der Ha9e ieiuer nibiliitil9en Sc,
Hof1en nl9t ent9eben. giaes 4beubs
tpuroe er auf Der 5traBe tiberfaaeu, er
tnblte einen brennenben Shmera iiber
lelH Sef9t 3ieben, = bann mur5e es
gfabt Dor ieinen Iugen unb niemals
iolte bleie Jta9t tuieber Dem SAGE
nei9en. Man bate benz OFFER
0ltrtol ing 8ei6t gei9leuoert, bas i'm
nl9t nur oes Nusenli9tes beraubte,
i0nbern aud oas Gleii9 bis auf BEN
&no9en 5erlt6rte uno felbf bic Wtuno.
5oble eerartlg angriff, baB Der ungliid.
li9e, Der 2auwert3euge beraubt, aeit.
lebsns auf thnitli@e @rndbrung anae.
tplefen bleiben muB. BON ieineu Ser.
tpanbten nod Seuti6lano in obiae Wn.
ltalt nerbra9t, f9leppt er iein armfeIis
ges Daiein nun tpeiter, trur aetrbffet
our9 bic 2iebe unb 3drtIidfeit ieiner
Satin, Der Sproiiin elmer petersbur.
ger grdii9en Gamilie, tpel9e ibm mad
ielnem isBigen MufenbaItsorte gefolat
1T. Ser Spfermutb oieier frau Der.
6ient einen Inn 10 sr6Beren &ubm, ais
lle our 3eit iener Gatalropbe nit
lbrem nunmebrlgen @atten erit perIobt
NOR uno li3 bennO6 on ibr @elobs
NIP gebunben baltenb, ibn erit mad,
telner fur6tbaren 8erstummeluua
gelratbete. = Die Gage bes llngliid.
lt9en lpurbe nod iuiofern cine
trttbere, als Die beteatenben Sitter,
tuel9e er in &uBlano belaB, BON Der
ruiflf9en &egierung auf @runb bes
Strafre9ts confiscirt ipurben. esn Nns
betra9t Der fur6t6aren Strafe, iebo6,
bic ibm ibon bon anbsrer Seite ers
tbellt, febte bic &egierans ibm elm @no.
eengebalt bon a9t3ia &ubeln pro sabr
aug. Sle ibrigeu Soften ieines Inter,
galts nerben bon ieiner Satin unb
ieiuen gerwanoten befritten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
bort aufnabm, iubeB 2ista unb gtienne
A.... 4 e.

bort aufnabm, inbeB Gisfa unb gtienne
nit benz @epdd folgten.
Sic bdtte Welten gegeben fir eine
uarme 0anb, bic f9 ibr beim giutritt
tn elm neues 2eben alei9 nit ber3Ii9en
GruBe entgegengeifredt bdtte : f6r
eiue S9ueiterbanb!
Mie bon bebriifenbem Sraume Be,
fangen, lieb He f9 aus benz Waeen
beben. folgte lie benz eleganten 2dfaien
iiber bic Marmortreppen unb blumens
befebte, teppi6beleete &oribors, burd
prd9tige, mdr6enbaft rei9e uu6 bunte
3immer.
GRIT in ber Miite bes Iebten trat lift
cine bobe gebietenbe Grauensefalt ent,
gegen.
War bas bic s6uefer, bic seIiebte,
augebetete g6meter? = Nls babe elm
neuer gisbau6 fie MART uno beiners
ifarrenb beriibrt, bebte bas arme Ginb
aufammen Dor bem fremben, falter.
ftaunten, ia feinbielisen glid, Der aus
ben buntlen Nugeu ber wunberi16nen
Grau auf iie fiel, an ibr binabglitt,
uno fein glattes 8egrtiBunsswert, fein
S9mei6elname, ia ielbft Der 4uB niGt,
Der auf ibrer 6tirn tpie Geuer brannte,
tonute ben @inbrud abf9md9en ober
gar peruii9en.
Du biit abgeipanut bon ber &eiie,
2inb. Sd boffe menigitens, baB
Define 9ebensgeifter fi6 ni@t INNER 10
flageaabm 3eigen iuerben, als in bieier
erfeu Minute, ladte bic Grdfin. nod
mebreren total miBslidten 0eriu1en,
ben Bann BON Nnias Weien 3u beben,
etpas fp0ttifb. 2omm, i@ felbii perba
Dir Oeine 3immer aeigen.-
SIS iDaren rei3enbe puppenifhb9en.
@ebr bed, febr aierli6 unb fdmud,
aber febr unmobnlid. iebr fiibI. Ni9ts,
gar tli6ts. moran f9 Nnias 9er3 er=
quidsn unb aufridten tOnnte. Seine
Blune, tein Bud, tein betanntes Bib.
yfuu, gefdlt es Dir ni6t? 9ab' i1
ni9t tDenisifens elm Wort Der Qnerfens
nung perbient? fragte bic Iilbrerin tur3
unb bart bas ffumm Inn ii6 blidenbe
Mdb9en.
gerseibuns! Sd bin nod 70 betdubt,
aber i'd bonfe Sbnen. bante tauieub,
mal. unb baftig bob bas arme 3inb
bic iumelenf@immeroe 6anb, bic ibr
5ittern6es 6dnb9sn felt uno bod 70
penig liebboa umtIammert belt, ON
bic 2ippeu.
@ut, gut = unb mas id bemerten
mollte. bas Sic spii1en uns III tattlos.
Wir finb ia S6wefern. unb nun
rub Elm Sttinb9en unb oann laB Bid
gum Diner umfleioen. gtieune mirb
Did benadri6tisen.
sic blieb in febr troitlofer Gtimz
mung surnd in ibrem biibi6eu, auss
brudslOien puppenittib9en.
Gin unbeamingli9es 6eimmeb
f6poa in ibr empor unb trieb ibr beige
9ropfen in bic auseu, bic fe ieto6
muibig 5urhdbrdngte. 2ista, bic nit
ibnen 3uglei6 einseireten mar, burfte
ni6t febeu tuie fdneQ bic 6eifenblaien
aerplabt tuaren, nit benen fie Ii1 ben
langen, Iangen Weg pertiir3t bate.
sic bdtte es ON Iiebiten Dor fid ielbit
berleugnet.
2isfas f6laue Nugen iaben es aber
bod, unb fabeu flarer, tiefer aIs Nnias
uni6uloiger Bid.
(Gortfetuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
berrli9es, erbebenoes 6inhberseben
| SSt Al. 4 In

berrli9es, erbebenbes 6intibergeben
Sn elmer Stunbe uub 40 Minuten ma,
aud bieie 3tpeite 2ei9eube fattung burd
Jeuer beenbist unb es bat f9 bas @p,
ITEM bss Grbauers, 9err 8ourrp, gldns
senb bemdbrt. 4u9 betoratiu wirb
ber Teuerraum in ieinem MeuBeru Ell
men iebr angenebmen ginbrud MAIDEN,
iobalb erf ales bolIenbet lit.
Na@ 3ei6nunsen bes Serrn Sta6t.
gaumeite1s @eiier bat bic Girma @ebr
Sod In Grid in iaubsrem uno bab.
t9em SuB eine 8erfleibung gei6afen,
bic Der gansen ginri6tung einen bar
monif@en Mbi@luB gibt. Die Mate,
rial'Roifen ber erfen Berbrennuaa finb
ouf cirta II Grant ($2.S0) su fteben
gefommen unb mad 8ef9lus bes Set
den Werbrennungss0ereirs linb bors
ldufig bic Soften elmer Geuerbeitattune
auf so 5ranten feftsefebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
Mt1tttel 1t1t0 cSocfett

S'er'n slanben ipir allies gu iibertreTen, ipas
ls D'er 'frerirt noroen iit, nidt nur, mas bic
@ale BET Waare, bic @reispiirbteteit unb ben
@e9nad anbetriift, fonbern mir bobem eiueu
10 re'o9alltsen Sorratb, bas mir nit iraenb Ell.
mem HonfsttiOns,@. fddft, tuel@es ausf9lieslid
Olsle Bran@e betrsibt, erfolsrei6 tonfurrireu
ionnen. Das Eager birst bic fdonifen Ga.
osn, "slde Die MoceFdote Der Belt, Berlin
yarts nno Neip gori bieten. @ir Ioben ou,
Samen Elm, bieia8 einsia in feiner grt ana. ma.
genalis.e Sepaffsnlent 3u inipi3iren, IA mir
fd9er l'no, 'bren 8eifau gu ssipinnen.
n, Ser pc, Serieps, Serfep's.
Pluld1 2Draps, 5u allen yreilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
Ecke MAIN PLAZA
-unb
Acequia Strasse.
9as Ynb= 9eparteunelrt.

W. mls s;s e. t$On felt Sabren unier 8efrebeu
pen Soroer9runb au brdnaen unb SSiTsib.S .nr ~
Altratiton fiir nnfer umfansrsides @efdSf, an
nna.afen, 10 baben mir unabIdifio onf Ss,,sa o.
Serbsfleruns bin9earbeitet unS SIonb,n Ia irst
osn Sfanopnnft erteidt su baben. ipo mir M M
aoIa1itnrren5 fubn bic Spibe bieten founen. A"''
Wlr tonnen nit Aae.n aufpqrten. tnoa ri.
nsnsre Wtooe berporsebradt bat, fotppbI mos
PIE Gaeon, als bic ausf6miduna Ser site an. an :.
beirtfft, nnb anBeroent baben mir zine Sans,
mt Der settans Oieies Departements befrs,t
ote ntdt nur erprobte grfabrnua, fonbern ana
stnen auberoreentlid suten nnb feinen a.,
9mad beitst, nno iiderli9 ben Dntnen, neId,e
nns is. NIT 'Rren Auftrdsen bsebren, boue Satig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
..

= Oas Gef9dfts Biertel ber Stabi
8atesoille uurDe BON elmer berbeerenbeu
Teuersbrunit beimgeiu6t. Ser onaes
ri9tete S9aben pir5 auf etma $50, ,OOO
abgei6dbt.
= STR ben IL. Mdr3 1T cine groBe
&onbention Der 8ieb3u1ter bon Seras
unb bonn Snbianerz9erritorium in Sort
Wortb fefgefeBt tporben.
= SIN Stabtratbe 3u Iufin fam es
au elmer reguldren 2silerei auil@en ben
ALDERMEN platt unb 2inn. pIott,
pel9er anGefangen bate, mubte Mbbitte
lsifen, uno oabur9 mar bic 9ane beis
geIest.
= Sie smii6en Multin un6 Blaneo
fabrenbe pofttutibe 1T BET Dripping
Springs bon einem einaelnen StraBen.
rduber angebalten unb beraubt morben.
Der Hduber tpar mastirt, id5ien aber
eln nod lebr iuneer Waun 3u iein.
= Sn Sarebo III tpieber elm 6tieraes
fe9t abgebaIten tporbsn. 9ie 0erau=
Halter oefelben nurben tpieberum per=
baftet, un6 tpenn bas betreffenbe Stats
gefeb ftreng ourGpefiibrt uiirbe, bann
bdtten biefelben iebt Strafen unb &o=
ten i'm 8etrage bon mebr als $4,000 su
be5ablen.
= Sn Der Ndbe bon MrgpIe, Mei.
len itibli9 bon Denton, fam Der 18i1b.
rise 6enrp 8ieot auf folgenoe Weiie
gum Sobe. gr bate nit einem anoes
rem iungen Mtann elm Wettrennen bers
abtebet. Bieots pferb bog ettpas bonn
Wege ab unb udbrenb IS In pollem
@arriere 6abiniaufe, itteB Der &eiter
NIT benz &opfe on einen melt iiberras
genoen 4lt, mas ieinen iofortigen Sob
berbeifiibrte. Die 2ei9e blieb nod
ouf oem pferbe. big bafeIbe-als Sic.
ger-an benz 3iele anlanste. grit als
oas pferb itiafanb, fiel bic 9ei6e
berab.
- Ius Sort Sancod i9reibt uns elm
geier unieres 8lattes bonn ID. sSebruar:
9euie Morgen segen 4 llbr eri6oa
geuerldrm In bieiiger @arniion. gs
itellte ii9 beraus, baB bas Gebdube,
wel9ss als Wertitdtten fir ben @robs
t9mieo, Stellma9er unb Maler bient,
in bellen Slammen fanb. Nur benz
ginltigen Winoe 1T es gu oanten, baB
tein gr6Berer S9aoen angeri9tet uurs
be, oa bic SeuI6ober uno bic StaQuns
gen flir Die Waultbiere nur einige 100
TuB oaoon entfernt Iiegen. Das @es
bduoe ut big auf ben 8ruu6 nieberQes
brannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
Gin id,redlidles Wfthaeid,id.

Giue 9eimlntnnS Der empiinbtften Mrt II es, renu
Jemano empHneet, has iene 2eben5sefer in ber Boil
rat her Sabre gu reresen bestnnen, hab er BON 1aa
gu Gag nerp6er, mutblcier, euersielo5er ptrb ilnS
bod 1T hieS has beoduernSperbe 9pps BON Suuberten
In unierer atdslt6en lmsebang Gine BON her gi{ens
i4at inboilrte Gueue ernenter ruft rel4e sabucIen
ns6mbar semadt BAT unb in un,ablfsen Gduen ausse.
merselte apnfituttpnen, BEL beneR ate anaewanbteu
Wittel periasten seiGam miebsr neu anfsebaut bat,
empfehlt li@ ron tIbit allen, pe6e eneS anresenben
Mtttets bebirfen SoitetterS Masenbittsrs tit etne
ioI4e rein pesetabiae, nerpenberubisenpe, perbaus
nnssfpreernte uub blutbefruGtenbe WeetBn Dpspepz
e unn Rerppitdt, eritere5 bic uriae uno lesereS ee
Wtrfuns hes Ransels an Biberfantstraft, perf6mius
ben, nenn cine Sur NIT bem 8iters burHseflbrt rrn.
4le 6ermen malartlGer iranfbetten, &beumatismus,
Nterens unb SlaienIeihen, 9ertppfuns unb sanises
1emperament rerben hur4 bieie unrersei@Ii6e 6ams
ltenmeet,in aus fer @elt ssf6afft.
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Set1tett 3e1tge :

@eise unb farbise Sif6tdder nit Serbiet,
ten, siIdtudteus bei ber garb, Sanbtider,
Sioies, @oaene Siidbeden fir Yarlur unb
Bobnsimmer. Yiano.Dedeu, bas auernsu fe
unb mooernife. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
bel Der 9arb, su allen Yreifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
~n ~~%:"~ % l.. W0LFSoNS . Riesen Establishment ;"
1SSS-S9+ HRrInafa
&letberftpff Seiab+

Sir iinb i'm Stanbe, fir iebs aleibfarbe, fiir
isbe @uane; fotpie fit jsbss Wluffer ben ent-
ipredenben 8eias gu liefern. @erabe sisfem
Departement 1T uniere srOSte auf,nertiamteit
augebenoet tporben, um bic Damenpelt in bet
8ufammenfeanns ibrer Soilette in ieber Sin.
iidht su befrieoiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18

@ oggan Bros. baben ben
elnaigen erfabrenen unb suberldifgen
planoitimmer in Der Stabt. pianos
Deroen fur 81 geif!mmt unS bic Mrbeit
mirb garantirt.
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: Munt Cure 0effelInnnen Fir G.

- Mu6t Cure geiteaungen fiir Sta.
9elsrabt, glatten Srabt. giienble9,
&upferble9 unb 20tbe bel piper &
9 9ultbeb, 33 & 35 Weft Com.
merces StraBe, San antonio, Seras.
Spart @els unb 3ett.
Garantle tlir nieorisite MarftpreiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
1ln11n,t1 lgl1l1l,lI1l aIllj1lnlnfREr j1llllglf|1R|ErI
Set0e! Sei6e!

Sn allen 5arben gu allen greiien. Das Mo.
nife unS @eidmadpouiis, nas bic saifor
bietet Infer Eager it uniibertrefaid reid.
baltis unb bic Oamen iinb sebcten, fi9 1peaieO
oteies Departement, ipeldes auberoroenflit
Sabf@es bietet, an3ufeben.
Sammt unb 9liifd] gu allen &reifen, unb in
alleu fLloen unb ssancb. Garben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
lSSS-S9.
Sbtbe! Scbmbe.

D'eles Sspartelnent iii 70 reidbaltia unb
Dobl aussefattet, bab ss einen Store fiic iidl in
anlpru9 nebmen tonnte gSir ifeben in bi.
retter gerbinbums nit ben anerfannt beffen
Gabrtten ber Ser. Staaten unb biirfeu uns
tuoel riibmen, bab mir nur bas alIerbcfte unb
eas fafbionabeIffe s@ubperf fur Oomen nnb
S,noer auf Eager baben. Scbr banerbafte
S1nbe fur faltes uno naFes &ettsr oferiren
mir fit S@ulfinber. >@'->'
s9parSe ltllo farbise striimpfe,
ebcn o FANCY CoLoRs.
fitr 9anteat 1tt6 N0eGodtett
- in
BaumtpolIe, moIIe un6 Seioe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18

= Die WDrmonen ber Der, Staaten
baben 65 Patriar9en.
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= 1887 purben in gritiid sSnbien
"a perionen our6 Spdnen get6btet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-18
8leibe,. Stpffe.
0opreltbreite, farbile uno idwarse;

AameeIbaare, Grate h'gllima, srico!S, Gen.
riettas, aIbatrob, ssrsss, 8aille Graneais,
@afbmeres, samiie, Malte'e, Damafe, Satin
&ipS, @orborette, Colombo, sbubat 2onbon
Goule, Glanelle.
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S9mar;e ltuO farbiae striimnfe.

8auntwolle, 1DolIe un6 Seioe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23

was disturbed at first BY fears that the
supply would be cut of, but with new Para
at p cents the apprehension is disappearing.
THE RISE IN WHEAT.
Wheat has risen &c, with sales of $500,
900 bushels. and corn only 11sc, with sales of
$500, 600 bushels. Oats rose &c, and pork
products are higher. The general course of
prices has been upward, however, the ad-
vance since November L having averaged
about IL per cent on all commodities. Bar
silver has risen to 44d per ounce, In part,
perhaps, because of the report that the ad-
ministration will provide issues of certih-
Gates against bullion at market value In any
amount that may be deposited.
At Chicago the dressed beef receipts are
double those of last year, and of provisions
more than double. while the drygoods trade
still quotes satisfactory results, with pay
meuts easy in the country. The Minneapo-
lis wheat market is very active, and the
lumber cut is put at 215,0OO,OOO feet; trade
is satisfactory there and at st. Paul, with
improving collections. Business is lmprov-
ing at Kansas City, especially In the holl-
dav goods. Pittsburg notes still better
prices for some forms of manufactured iron,
glass active and firm, and a movement OF
5000, 900 bushels coal down the river. In
leather unusual activity for the season is
observed, especially in morocco and goat
skins. On the whole, the outlook remains
favorable.
The business failures number 277 as COM
pared with 265 last week, and 25I the week
previous. For the corresponding week OF
last year the figures were 296.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23
U. P. HOME FOR THE AGED.
Definite Decision Arrived at in Regard to
the Matrcr-A Committee on Ways and

Definite Decision Arrived ut in Regard to
the Mattcr-A Committee on Ways and
Mems Appointed.
The notify meeting Of the United Pres
byterian Woman's Association was held
yesterday afternoon in the Sixth q. z.
Church, corner of Station street and Col
Iins avenue, East End. Mrs. H. c. Camp
bell presided.
Mrs. Long, of the Committee on the An
nuaI Entertainment, reported that the affair
would be held in Old City Hall, December
II and 13. Mrs. Steele, the Treasurer, re-
ported an association balance of 81 AT "A in
the Treasury, and a balance of the hospital
fund amounting to S95 O1.
Mrs Reed one OF the managers of the
Orphans Home, which is under the care of
the association, reported that there we're Al
children in the home. Three children had
been provided with homes during the last
month, and the institution is in excellent
condition Mrs. Reed stated that the con-
gregation of Rev. j. o. Mcconnell, at Hills
field, Westmoreland county, had extended
an invitation to 20 children of the home to
have them pay visit to Hills6eld next
spring. The offer was accepted.
Mrs. W. B. Price, of the Hospital Com
mittee, reported that at the meeting of the
hospital directors held last Wednesday the
officers elected were DR.. Vincent, Chairman;
Mrs. A. P. Burchfeld, Vice Chairman;
Mrs. W. B. Price, Secretary; Mrs. W. w.
Hodge, Treasurer.
The next matter taken up by the associa-
tion was the advisability of establishing a
Home for aged people. All were in favor of
such plan and were almost unanimous in
the opinion that five or ten acres of land
should be purchased and number of small
cottages erected, instead of fol-
lowing the usual course of
having one large building. Every lady
present had some idea in regard to matters
pertaining to the establishment of such
Home; the conveniences which should sur
round it, and whether it should be entirely
a United Presbyterian association.
On motion of Mrs. Price Committee on
Ways and Means for establishing a Home
was appointed by Mrs. Campbell. The
members of the committee are: Mrs. Price,
Chairman; Mrs H. c. Baers, Mrs G. B.
Hill, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Finn, Miss NJ.
c. Harper, Miss NJ. F. Gilliin and Miss E.
D. Brown.
The Committee on Constitution for the
association was appointed to prepare con-
stitution for the proposed institution and to
decide the requirements necessary for the
admission to the Home, and also at what age
an applicant can apply. The Committee on
Wavs and Means shall decide the locality,
expense and all questions pertaining to the
erection and methods of raising funds. The
association adjourned to meet again Decem-
Der %, at the Eighth Q. P. Church, ALE
gheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23
SOUTH CAROLINA EXCITED.
A White Jury Actually Convicts Two Muir.
derers Who Are Not Black.

A White Jury Actually COnvicts Two Muir.
derers Who Are Not Black.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.i
CHARLESTON, S. c., November PA
strange thing has occurred in this State.
A white jury in Edgefeld county has actu-
ally convicted two white murderers, and
the entire State is excited on the subject.
The edge of the sensation is little blunted,
however, by recommendation to mercy,
and the Governor will probably pardon them,
or at least commute their sentence to i'm
prisonment. The murder was almost as bad
as the Jones incident. The murderers,
William Carpenter and W. Murrel, were
riding along the public road, when their
victim Martin Younce, an inofensive and
industrious young farmer, came along. AS is
the custom in the country, he bade the gentle
men good evening. The murderers at once
drew revolvers and opened fire on the young
man. Younce begged them in Gods name
not to murder him, but both men continued
to shoot until all the barrels in both pistols
we're emptied Younce died.
The jury recommend the prisoners to
mercy 1t is the same jury that failed to
agree in the celebrated Jones case, tried
here last week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23
TORE UP STREET RAILWAY TRACKS.

The Mayor of Harrisburg UndOes Some of
the Work of n Corporation.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.i
HARRISBURG, November 22.-The High
way Committee, of this city untitled large
force of workmen to-day, in removing the
tracks of the Harrisburg Passenger Rail-
way Company, put down yesterday without
an ordinance comforting on it the right to
lay the track. There was no resistance, but
the company appealed to the court for
redress. An application for an injunction
was made returnable next Tuesday. Mean
while the company will not be permitted to
extend its line.
1t is claimed by the railway corporation
that its charter, granted nearly quarter of
a century ago, gives it the power to run
lines on any of the streets of Harrisburg
without asking the consent of Councils.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23

RAILROADS.
From pittsburq Union Station.
lines
Irains Run by Central lime.

so6THW EST sYSTEM-PANHANDLE ROUTE.
Leave for Cincinnati and st. Louis, d 1:l5 a. m.
D. N. Chicago, d lis q. N. and 1906 p. m.
Wheeling, 1880 a. M, 12:05, 6:l0 p. m Steuben-
Vile, 5:55 M Washington, S;5a S;SS a. m. l;SS.
ssS sSSn loO Gs ma a. l & SO So $50 80 p M nc.
TRAiNs ARRfvE from the West. 2:lo, 600 a.
m, 3:05, d 5:55 p. m. Dennison, $50 4. m Steu-
benville, sos p. m. Wheeling, 2:l0' S:45 a. m:
2:S5 6:25 p. m. Mansfield, 5s5, $50, lao a. m,
I2:45 1856. 9:4O and 6:20 0p. Buger, 1:40 p. IN.
McDonalds, d 6:35 a. m, 300 p. m.
NORTHWEST sYsTEM-FT. WAYNE ROUTE
Leave for Ghcago 7:2S m ILL., l22 1.9s lS9
m, d l2:20, l:O0 and except Saturday ll:2 p M:
Crestline, 5:45 a. m, Cleveland, $40 i2;S llo5
Castle and Youngstown, 7:O5 a. m. l2:20 S:5 p.
m Youngstown and Niles, I2:2O p. m; Mead
vile, Erie and Ashtabula, 7:05 a. M. l2:s0 p. M
Niles and jamestown, s:45 p. m: Massillon; 4;iO
p. M; Wheeling and Bellaire, 6:l0 q. m; Iz:io.
S:STp m:: 10 Beaver FaLls 400 S;OS ?; m' beaver
DEPART FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6:D a.
M; Beaver Falls, S:15. 200 a. M; Enon, S'O0 q
m; Leetsdale, 500 800 1000, :4o D. m. l;lo z;S9
4:3O, 4:45 500, 6:l5 1880 900 p. m.; Conway O'D
D. m; Fair Oaks 11:40 a. m: Beaver Fails,
4:3Op. m. Leetsdale. $3.50 p. M;
cept Monday. 1:5O, $780, d 6:35 a. m. d 5:55 aud
d 6:50 pm; Toledo, except Monday, 10 e:s3 a.
M, O.J0 ana Os0O p. nv NEcSbAAnSi " .A-sf
Youngstown and New Castle, 9:lOa. M. liZ5, $50
IO;I5 D. M. Niles and youngstown, $50 p. M;
Cleveland, d $50 A. m, 2:25 ZOO D. M; Wheeling
and Bellaire $500 a. M. 2:25, 200 p. M. Erie and
Ashtabula i:25 l0:i5p. m. Massillon. 1000 a. m.
Niles and Jamestown $40 q. M: Beaver Falls,
1890 a M, 1910 D. m; Beaver Falls, s:25 p. m;
Leetsdale, 1910 D. m.
ARRIVE ALLEGHENY, from Enon, oU q: m;
7IOa. m, 10 d. M: Leetsdale. 45o. $50, b.l5.
$50 745a a. m IL 90 u IS. As, $50, 40. 30 800
D. m. Fair oaks. s. 55 n. M; Beaver Falls,
i; sop. M; Leetsdale $ SOS p. m; Beaver Falls
8.i5p. m.
d. daily; s. Sunday only; other trains. except
Sunday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23
AN EXPURGATED EDITION,

ThaI is What ROseberry Wants Made of
the House of Lords.
LONDON, November 22.-Lord Roseberry
addressed meeting of Liberals at Glasgow
last night. He said that the Liberal pro-
gramme would always be crippled until the
party adopted radical and drastic resolu-
tion dealing with the House of Lords.
Lord Roseberry declared, however, that he
himself was not in favor of abolishing the
House of Lords.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23

HTHE ELECTRIC WIZARD is
the title of a story in to-morrow's
in which Ernest H.
Heinrichs happily weaves facts
and fancieS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23
BUSINESS ONLY FAIR.
Unfavorable Weather Has Checked
a Free Movement of Trade.
THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON
Has an Effect Upon the Demand for Holiday
Specialties.
EXCELLENT STATUS Of THE RAILWAYS.
The Brazilian Revolution Had Very Little Rrect the
Markets

Unfavorable weather and little none
tary stringency at certain points, have re-
duced the volume of trade somewhat. Iron
and steel products, however, are in good de-
mand and prices are more buoyant
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-23

FOR bad weather, ladies should see our
California Shoe, 50; all widths.
CAIN & WERNER, Fifth ave. and Market st.
ATWS