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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
gaubbeit fama ,,sd5t aebeilt tuersen

burd lpfale Applitaticneu, neil fe ben franfen
She'll beS SbreS nidt errei9en tonnen. IS eiebt
nur einen @es, bic Saubbsit aa furiren. unb
Der 1T odrd fonititutionele SeilmitteI. 1aub.
belt plrb bul@ einen ent3inbeten 3ufano FER
f6Ieir1igen ansfleiouna ber guaa6ifGen &obre
berurfa9t. 8enn otefe &obre. I9 entsinbst,
babt ibr eiaen rumpeInoen Son oOer unooatpla.
meneS @ebOr; uno penn Fe GAM sefdlpTen 1T,
erfol9t Saubbeit, unO penn bic Gntsinbuna
nidt eehpben unO bisle Siobre tpieber in i6ren
seborisen 3nfane beriest pereea tann, ipitb
bas @ebOr fir INNER aeriiort psrben; neun
Sale inter 5ebn iinb burd &atarrb berurfadt,
ipelder ni9ts aIS elm ent3inbeter 3ufanb 6er
fdIeimisen SberTd6en 1T
Btr molten einbunoert Dollars fir icoen
(our9 aatarrb beruriadten) Salt bon 8aubbeit
geben, ben mir ni@t Ourd @innebmen bon
sails aatarrb Sur beilen tonnen. 2agt @u6
umIunit Gireulare fommen.
s. 8. @beneb & %, golebo, 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
1IlcrIei.

= @esenpdttig bdlt ii9 bier Elm
Billiard rofefor" auf, UNI ffaunenss
tuertbe proben isiner 0ef9idli9teit al.
sulegen.
= Mapor galagban Bot fi9 mad
Nuftin beseben, uni bic 9esislatur su
@unien BET Bill flu bic Mnnabme bes
amenbirten giiD gbartets BON San Nn.
toni0 5u bearbeiteu.
= Wuf ber Sur9reiIe na1 Werifo
befano ii6 beute osr CT Gongrebmann
WiIfon bon Minneapolis, Der BEL ber
lebten Wabl gei6lasene @%ouoernsurs.
Ganbibat Der bemo.ratii9en partei Don
Minneiota, in Der Stabt.
- @inem bieftgen, in Der Sib. Ila.
mo : StraBe tpo1nenben 6teif1er foQ
Elm Srobbrief BON ben "White-C aps''
ausegangen fem, in tpeI9sm ct aufgez
forbert pirb, bic. Staot 5u b~erla1en.
Maer Wabri@einli9teit banoelt es fi9
bierbei nur um einen bummen Wib.
Die Mbbofaten bon San Mntonio
erlahen einen 4ufruf gu elmer 9ers
iammlung ON Is. Mdf3, UNI benz 8onz
berneur ginen aus ibrer Witte fir bic
G%rnennung gum Dittitiss &i6ter por3u.
i9lagen. Ser gufruf lit bon IS Wbbo,
faten unterjei9net. Wie bel mebr
CAMPERS giebt's benn bier eigentli0
mods
= 9err %. 0euermann. Der gots
fbenbe bes biefgem Board of Trade"
bat cine 8eriammlung auf morgen,
Greitag ben 8. Mdra Na1mitta0s 4
ubr, e%inberufen, um ben fleinen @ef,
ber nod an ber Snbitription aur 8erz
l%dngerung Der aranfos paB 8abn iber
Grieori9sburg nod 2lanO febIt, auf3u.
bringen.
Mie mir ioeben %erfabren, lift
martin 2ubmig &if9te, Der
befanntli6 i'm borigen Sabre bier in
San Mntonio als bes in DeutI1tanb
beganeeueu Morbes berbd9tig perbaitet
unb an bas Deuti1e &ei6 alsgeIiefert
tuurbe, i'm 2anbgeri9ts. GefdnaniHe gu
@uben geforben. gtuas Ndberes
iiber bic l1rfa9e feines SDoes pi6en
mir ni9t mitSutbeilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
Wont 3ipeifel aMr 0pffnnna.

uni ron fer Sefinnns CUR @epibbeit, has 1T bic ippblz
tbuenee Wanplang, ipsl6e i@ in benz @emhtb ne8
%nerppien, epSpeptti@en gattenten ppasiebt, her cine
Sur NIT 9OitetterS Masenbitters u%nternimmt. 0ass
ieIee ftebt pine @let4en pa unb TT unna@abmli6. Or
bSbte sebenstratt, 3unabme an @epi6t, 8erubtsuns
Der sserren, seiunber appetit uub @@laf seb6ren au
ben Se8nunsen, lpelte nit bem @ebraud eieIer ppblz
tAatt9 pirfeneeu Wlehtjtn perbunben iinp. IS 1T fein
gBunnert haB mad G%rlansung bieIes neuen G6ases ppn
sBeblbebasen Der hantbare arante lid in oft ans ues
terIdptran8ltte i~tretfeneen spbeSerbebunstn sun gretle
WRuno iber4:-Die @isentblmer ron Srltetters NRa-
~genbttters BADEN ii9 manfmal sen6tbisf seieben, hieIe
TpbesbpmRen 6u unterbrlden, nm niht In BEN Ser
fadt gu 5erathen, hap fe ibr eigenes erb su laut I'M
SEN @esen Seritppfuns, @aaenbeI&merbsn, Wierenz
letpen unp anaebenpen NbeumatiSmus lit has NitterS
Elm nit rcuell 0eht beliebtes Mittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
Setb s 10 q I.

lieutenant: uNa, Jernanoo, tuarum
10 triib uu5 blei6?"- ginilii: vW4,
i'd babe i6redli6es Bed! Golge ba felt
etni5en Sagen einem gneeI bon Jraus
en3immer, aber 10 oft i'd an bieie gGe
TONNE, 1T He beri9Dunoen l"-2ieute.
nant: Sta, tpenn lie bier ipobnt, lit
SADIE fur6tbar einfa6; tperbe n paar
Mat StraBe aufs unb abbummeln,
bann ellen lie ale ans Geniter unb Du
tannit bic 8etrefenbe nit MuBe beraus.
finheu. II
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
Wlcctric 0ittera.

8ieieS Seilnlittel 1T fn hoblbstannt nnb 70
popnldr 9eporben, bab CO faum nod befonoersr
@rpabnuns beoarf. aae, Die es ienials ae.
braudten, ttinmen nit Gin in iein Sob. Cine
reinere Webiein siebt es ni6t, unb es ipirb Ga.
rantie 9eleifet, bab fe aues Ieitet, mas man
boa tbr beripri6t. electric 8itters beilt ale
geiosn Der esber unO bet 9ieren, es e~ntferut
@sldpiire, ausidlaa GaIsfluB uno anbere
Golsen unreinen 8lutss. S. treibt bas Na>
larta' 6ieber aus Dem Sbffeln, bcuat bemleIben
Dor uno beilt es Ielbft in ben Standardization
Gdlen. 50 eurirt aopfT6mersen, 8lutanoraus
mad benz aoPie uuo Misraue. 8etfude baS
Gleetrle 8itters! Seiluna piro garantirt. obsr
eaS Sslo 3urildge5abIt. 8reis per 6IaI6e 80
Scents nno 81 IN allen Npotbefen. @boleioIe
bel 0reib, GbOmpfon & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
@ineu 8runuen peraifIen III sine

= @inen Brunnen bergiften lit zines
BET gr6Bten 8erbreden. Nber f6lims
n,er 1T es, f6 uno ieiner Na1tommens
f9aft bic Aueue beg 2ebeus 5u bersiIten.
9as lit oft bur@ Na6ldlf9teit, unelid
ober grbf6aft gef9eben. Nper's SAT-.
iapariIa gebt auf ben @rrnb Der Gnmp.
tome, fu9t ben unreinen Samen i'm
Dilute, bieiem 2ebensiirome, unb felt
ben Nppetit, Die Strait un0 bic @eiunbs
belt mieber Der.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
vaneoaft & epb,

berfaufen ibren gan3en Maarenborratb,
befebenb aus 6erren. unb Gnabens
Nnalgen, Often. nebersiebern, Gems
ben, unter3eug It. gu bebeuteuo nerob.
gefeBten preifen, uli nit benz Qaaer
81 rdumen. Die GeIeeenbeit, bilie
gu fanfen, follte feber benuben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
9eutIider mini.

Cine @efeuldoft fiBt tpdbrenb eines
farfen Regens i'm 2anbbauie, obae bob
ibr bon Settle bes Befbers irgenb cine
@tfrii6ung oareeboten pirb. SIS 1T
bod elm srobes 8ersniisen", bemerft
elmer Der Serren, .pdbrenb es orauBen
,egnet, bier 0 troden gu fiBen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
SuGlens Nrmtca.g albe.

Die bette @albe Der Belt fir Sdnitte,
ausi6lag, gisdte, eeiprunsens sdnOt, Sruf,
bsulen unb ale Sauttranlbeiten !; turirt aa,
morrtoiben ODER feline S~s5abluns. 8aaise
eatisfaetion garantirt ODER 6as @elo uirb
suriderFaitet. % Gents bic S9adteL. BUM
8ertauf in allen apotbefen. Dreif, 9bomp.
fon & Co., @boleiale.
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gu Iiebens 10 urbio,

rab, liebe S6piegsrmama, bas 1T
tDirfli9 f6bn, baB Sic had 10 LANCER
3sit bic tpeite Steiie gu uns MAIDEN !
Qber iebt bitfen Sic Dor-morqen nit
benz etten Grdbsug nidt abreilen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07

pD- GbamberIains SuIten Me6i3in
III beriibmt tpegen ibrer prompten unb
ipirtiamen Sur bon 9uiten unb @rtdt=
tung. Die f6limmfte @rfdltuug fam
bur9 elm paar Dozen biefes Mlittels ge'
bobeu tperben. Gum @ertauf Bel Vt.
@obn & Co., s. &alteper & SobH unb
auen Druaaiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07

: 9as sr6Bte 2ager bon @epebr.
unb &ebolber ; patronen uno 6ilieu
BET piper & S@uItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07

par 3bos. 8 oggan& Bros.
baben bas boaitdnbisfte 2aesr bon Mus
%fitalien in Der Stabt anb geben Sebem
ben n6tbigen Ab3ug ODER &abatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
sSimanaieaer @erid,t

Der San Nntonio NationakBa in
San Nntonio, Seras, beim Mbf6luB bes
Gei6afts am 26. Gebruar 1889.
Gre6it.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07

8au pieoer st einem sablenoen Mders
b~auaDeige MAIDEN, ,psil fe Inn ben be-
item Danger fir bas 8aumpoaenzGelb
giebt. unb mas Die 0auptfade feln
Durbe, ct bdtte bauu ni6t mebr nOtbig,
ben Climber Grtrag Der INNER mebr
berarmeHben 8aumlpolenfelber oabur6
su pieber ausjasleiden, baB er tmner
mebr 2anb unter Gultur bringt, int
@egentbeil, er pitbe alsbaan auf einem
9rittel oes 2anbes, tpeI9es CT isbt 81
bebausn but uab nit einem 9rittel Der
Itbeit uno Get Wrbeitsfoften elmer ebea,
10 grpBen grnte ii9er unb fogar fi6erer
fein, als Eeute. Sic perfdnbigersn unb
ortf6rittli9eren unter ben GaumDols
%lenphau5ern fangen an, bic 8ortbeiIe
einsuieben, meld)e cine iol9e nGeform"
bes gaumwollsnbaues ibEen in Nusf6t
felt unb tpi1en, baB nit ibyer Sur9s
fiibruns f6 fir bieleu pi@tigeu Wirtb.
i9afts5ueig bes fibli6eu 2anbboues
cine ileue Mera er6Hnet, bic ibnen nidt
nur einen unb 3pei, fonbern, pie nad)
ein5elnen grfa1rungeu, isbt iGou feit
itebt, bret unb mebr galen bes flblt>
den 5tapelartifels fir ben Qdsr Iibert.
bT perfonett, bic an &bsumatismus
leiben, fouten Gbamberlaius "Pain
Balm'' beriu6en. Cine Nunenbung
hilbert BEN 5@mer3 unO feitt beRdn=
bigger @ebrau1 bat NANCE Gdae Don
9ronif6em unb @elenf Nheumatis mus
turirt, in pel9en anbere 0silmittel unb
ielblf Die beften Ner3te Ni6ts ausridteu
fonnten. preis so Gents pet 6lai6e.
Gum Berfauf bel ct. Gobn G Co., j.
Galteper 6 Sobu uno alen 9rug9ifen.
Sac apn5ert bes Sioelia=gtab.
9as bonn Jioelia Club gum 8eten
beg Alamo-D entmatsGonbs peranHalz
tete Snftrumentals Ron3ert fanb geiteru
IbenD i'm Opernbaufe Dor re0t gut be.
ieBtem, iebo6 ~teinespegs ausbertauftem
9aufe fat.
Sob. &oB, tpelGer Fsin grideiaer
5ugeiagt bate, mar uidt erT9ieneu, Ell
f6idle tura Dor Begun oes Gon5erts cir
Sslesramm, in mel9em er ml,tbeilte
baB fsine Nmts5ef9afte es inn gu iei.
mem 8ebauern ni@t geftatteten, ieiu
8eripre9sn ein3ul6ien.
Sie ein5elHen pieeen bes bortrsffliG
ausgemdblten programmes, BON BEN
iebp9 ein She'll bereits i'm erIten Son.
5erte bes ert bor &ur3em gegranbster
8ereins our Nufibrung ge!an9t mar,
murben unter Der meiferbaften 2gitung
beg 9errn Garl Bed in elmer Weiie our
@eltung gebra6t, mel6e ben allgemei.
men 9eifaa ees publifums erraag. Nts
Defenders tii9tige 2eiltung 1T bag bio;
liE'5olo beg 9errn Wm. DIARY berpor,
5ubeben uno aud oas @elo : Sob beg
0errn Gilbert S9ramm mar cine re9t
braDs 9eifung. Mm meiten DON oer
Or9efer ; piecea fpra9 obue 3meifel
bas ftimmungsbole S9umann'i6f
vMbenblieb" On.
Sebenfaas fam Der v6ibeiias Club"
fomobl nit benz faanaislen, ME aud
nit benz finftlerif6en @rfolse 0ss esitri>
gen @bsnbs sufrieben iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07
O. G M lthItd

9ueItant (na6bem iein 8egner
gei9ohen): .Sie, beer'n Sc, breoen
Sc ettpas ndb'r = i'd bin Sc namli6
gur3f6tig /"
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J: = zlQtnr Deitffbfn

81 ut G9icocrbertenrng erfranfter ooer
tcrbrandter Gefpebe, oas 1T aleS, mas
eile Nr5nei tbun fam. Sci 2lngenleioen,
:pie GrFdlturg, 9nftr6brenent8ii1onng ntto
atsSelrmg, ent3iinOet iib itrner sterft Die
Sdleimbaat, oaur peritopien iid Die auftz
selie1 in Der 2lnge, ,no bic Solgen iiro
Slberfein nlo 5lllett 3erit0rung Der Sc
ipebe. 9arau8 gebt beroor, baB bic 2ufts
r6brettdite niDt beileu %f0n1en, bis Der refs
serbe Snfteu e~ntferat 1T. @per's Gberrpz
Gectoral
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07

grfIdrter Wiberfpru9.
o.: nWarum baden sic f6 bsnn
bon Sbrer Grau f6eiben laien2"
s.: Sang einfa9-ibre f@waden
Seiten loren mir ettpas gu f%tart!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07

Die Meinernte i'm @ironbe. De.
pattement (Granfre:d) betrus leBtes
Sabr 8 WailiOnen Settoliter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-07

sd- Geinte unb biaigiie Drudfas
den bet 5 o 0 8ros.
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Sotal. LASS, 971.23
Stat Seras, 8erar gountD.
Sd, Sno. @itbers, Gailirer pbenges
aannter 8anf, i6p0re hermit feierIid,
6aB ber obige 8eri9t mad meinem beltet
Wiien uno @lauben ri9tig 1T.
8eaei6net: Snn. Mitbers, GGffrer.
untersei6net unb bef6moren in mel
ller 8egentpart am 5. Mdr3, 1889.
@esci9net. Sobn q. Graler,
Sefentli6er Notar, 8erar So.
Gl9tig b%efunben: Gum 3eugniB:
@e5ei@net: 8. %. Bradenribge,
Or. s. Serf,
10, ~, t3m 0ireftoren.
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SduftiQt unb 6eilt

H
bic ent;inoetel1 @cbaute, tbut Der Mbniit<
suig ginbalt, nrS binterldbt feine nadtbeis
ligen golgen. 9aber i6dtt r1tau eS bober
alS ale atoern ipecifl4en %2uugetars=
naielt.
8. 8. 8irb9 bon 8artorspiae, ST.,
ffreibt: ugor bier Sabren %erfdltete i'd
MIDI btfttg ulio Sog mir eiueu idredliden
Suitell 5i. Sd ipar lebr fral1f urto nnge=
fdbr pier Otonate a1 ba8 Sett gebnnben.
Gnolif erfldrte mir Der g(rst, i1 babe bic
QllsSebrung, ltnb ct f6rl1e mir nidt belfen.
giner n,aiuer gtadbaren rietb mir, einen
Seriu6 nit MDer'S Gberrgz Bectoral at
MAIDEN. Sd folgte benz Static, unb ebe
i'd Die erfte SlaIde gan; berbraltft bate,
tpar i'd ipobl, 1lllo babe mid leitoem ttttner
in gutter 9eiunobeit befltnbeu."
alonso 9. 0aggett BON Sniprta Mias,
0e., idreibt: pGor le9s Sabren mar i'd
Sarbelsrciienber, 1tno litt al iener s3eit at
ei11eur
9ttngen=0eiOelt.
Morate lang fon1tte id Nadts nidt
l6lafen. 9elter fonrtte i) mid nieberle.
gen, fiib[te mid bdufig benz @ritiden rabe,
ltllb mar oft gen0t9igt, mir TT Der freien
2nft @rbolltng at iltden. SD lieB mid
bereoen Iper'S GberrpsB ectoral 5l rebn1en,
uitb bas balf mir. Ser fortgeieste Sc
bral9 besIel6en bat MIDI polftdnotg ge<
BELT rnb, pie ib CLAUDE, mir bas aeben
gerettet.
NDer'8 gberrD=Beetoral,
8uberettet non
DR.. S. 6. aper & Co., 2opeI, MaH.
SIN allen apotbeten su boben. 4reis 81; feds
SIai6ea, s..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
RAILWAY COMMISSION TARIFF.
RAILROAD COMMISSION Oh GEORGIA
ATLANTA. GA, December Q. 1889.
CAxPBrILwALI.AcE, Chairman,
l.. n. TRAMMELL, Commissioners.
ALEx. 5. ERWIN,
A. c. BRIscoE, Secretary.
CIRCULAR NO. 15e.

FiRsT.-From and after Monday, the sixteenth
day OF December. 1889. no change Of freight or
passenger depots or flag stations from their
present location. nor the suspension Of the sale
OF tickets, or the receiving or forwarding Of
freights from stations now In use for such pur-
poses, viii be permitted without the consent Of
this Commission published In accordance with
law.
SRcoSn-Application for the location Of
depots and the construction Of depot buildings
must be fled in the Railroad Commission office
with all information needed for q full and
proper understanding Of all interests to be
affected thereby.
THIRD.-A correct profile of the ground upon
which it is proposed TO locate said depot, with
grades, curves, cuts, fills. trestles and bridges
ON said railroad extending for not less than one
mile each side of said proposed location; also,
facts must be given as to other roads, IL any.
proposing TO occupy same or contiguous depot
grounds. Also, evidence showing number of
population, probable tonnage and passengers
to be accommodated by said location OF build
ings, and also distance from nearest stations ON
said road. All said information to be given
correctly and as full as practicable, so that the
Commissioners may intelligently comply with
the law making IL their duty to require the
location OF such depots and the establishing OF
such freight and passenger buildings as the
condition Of the roads, the safety of freights
and the public comfort and convenience may
require"
BY order Of the Board
CAMPBELL WALLACE, Chairman.
A. c. BRIscoK, Secretary
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
THE KING OF ALL TREES.
A Sequoia Gigantic One Hundred an
Seventy six Feet Around.

A SeQuOIa, G1gRnt1a one hundred ana
Seventy six Feet Around.
From the Amador Sentinel
Fred w. Clough, a well-known engineer
of the Comstock, has been spending some
weeks in the wilds of the Sierras, about the
headwatsrs of the Kawean river, Tulare
county, Colorado. He was accompanied in
his wanderings by Westley Warren, an old
Comstocker, who now resides In Iulare
valley. About the headwaters OF the
Kaweah they got into an unexplored and
almost Uncomfortable region. In one place
they were obliged to cut a trail for nearly
a mile in order to get through the chapar-
raj that blockaded the mountain pass. Mr..
Clough says that on the trip they discovered
a tree of sequoia species, which be believes
to be much the largest Oh the continent or
America. Mr.. Warren, who has see the
big trees of Mariposa, those OF the big tree
grove in Calaveras county, and all the big
trees of the coast range, says there Is no
place In California tree that approaches
in size that on the Kaweah.
The men had with them no rule, tapeline,
or measure of any kind, but MIR. Warren
measured the tree with his rifle, which was
four feet in length. He found it to be forty
four lengths of his gun in circumference at
a point as high above the ground as he
could reach. The top Of the tree has been
broken off, but it is still Of immense hight.
The monster tree stands in asrnall basin
near the Kawean, and is surrounded on all
sides bv a wall of huge, rugged rocks.
There IS so much brush in the vicinity
that the little valley in which the pig tree
stands is almost inaccessible.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
$4,000 FOR AN EYE.
That is What Frank McNally Wants
for the Loss of One of His OPTICS.

That is What Frank McNally Wants
for the Loss of One OF His Optics.
The damage suit of Frank l. McNally
against the Savannah, Florida and West
ern Railway Company for $40, 900 occupied
yesterdays session of the city court, and
when the electric lights suddenly went out
in the court room at $50 o'clock last night.
the testimony had not yet been concluded,
and the case went over until this morning
at 10 O'Clock, to which time the court took
recess.
Mentally was boiler maker in the en-
ploy of the railroad company. and having
occasion to go to the blacksmith shop to
have tool sharpened, a piece of a sledge
in use flew off and struck him in the eve.
which destroyed its vision, for which he
asks $40, 600 damages.
The case was tried at the last term of the
court, and lasted for three days, but the
jury being unable to agree a mistrial was
declared. Denmark, Adams g. Adams
represent the plaintiff, and Judge Adams
Is conducting the examination. Chisholm
Erwin &c duBignon are counsel for the com.
pany, and MIR. Erwin is conducting the
case.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
a Liberty County Farmer Surrenders
Himself and Gives Bond.

a Liberty County Farmer Surrenders
Himself and Gives Bond.
Sheriff Smith of Liberty county brought
W. d. sallett into the city yesterday and
went before Judge Faligant, who accepted
a bond Of $4,000 from Sallett, who was
indicted at the recent term of the superior
court Of Liberty county for the murder of
robert Macon tcoloredl in September last.
=, Sallett was not TO be found at
the time, but after the court
adjourned he hunted I'D Sheriff
Smith and surrendered.
A coroner's jury found that Mazou had
come to his death at the hands of some
person unknown to the jury, but witnesses
were found who heard Mazon's declaration.
when an drttcuIo n0rtis, that SalIett had
come across him, and, accusing him of the
theft OF a stock of sugar cane he had In his
possession, had shot him down with a shot
gun. The shooting occurred Off Sallett's
SalleJt does not deny the shooting, but
gays that he caught Macon stealing from
his cane patch. Sallett is a farmer who
stands well in his neighborhood, and is a
man of family
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
THE GREAT GILMORE.
two Grand Concerts Tomorrow Al
the Hussars Bazaar.

Two Grand Concerts TO-MorroW at
the Eussars Bazaar.
The Gilmore jubilee concerts at the Bazaar
building tomorrow afternoon and night
Will be the grandest ever undertaken in the
south. The festivals at Boston in 1869 and
1872 were the most gigantic and wonderful
ever produced In the world, and were par
tcipated in by 10000 singers and 1850
musicians, all conducted by the greatest of
all leaders, MIR. P. s. Gilmore. At that
time the anvils and cannon were intro
duced. Mr.. Gilmore's successful achieve
ment was the ak of the world. Now he is
out on twentieth anniversary tour to re-
produce those grand features as nearly as
possible.
The concerts o-rnorrow will be the most
Impressive entertainments from the very
nature of theirstirring grandeur, the cele-
DRAFTED vocalists to be heard. the eminent
musical merit, the perfection of contribu-
i've detail and the rare novelty. The at
tendance will be enormous, both from the
Guy and from abroad. Everybody shout d
secure choice sEtings at oRce. There will
pe two concerts only.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
AT THE COURTS.

Gossip Picked Up Here and There in
the Court Rooms.
The trial of Peter Frazier for the murder
of James Smith is set for hearing in the
superior court to-day.
A jury had been impaneled to try an
assault case in the superior court last night,
when the electric lights in the court house
suddenly went out. Two workmen were
down stairs working on the wires when the
incident occurred. The jury was excused,
and Sheriff Roman sent out and got candles
to light the court room until the grand jury
could get down stairs. The lights were off
for nearly an hour, and interrupted the
proceedings of the court and shortened the
session of the grand jury.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
RESULT OF FAST DRIVING.
A Colored Child Run over and Badly
Injured.

A Colored Child Run over and Badly
Injured.
A colored child of 8 years, son of Amy
Carter, domestic in the employ of Mr.
Foster at Ill Congress street, was run over
by buggy on Broughton street yesterday
afternoon and painfully bruised about the
head. Mr.. Fosters child. a boy of years
narrowly escaped like fate, Policeman
Morgan Selling it in time to avert the acct
dent.
The buggy was driven by H. G.
Herman, the colored stable boy of DIR.
Nichols, and the doctor had ordered
him to take the team to the stable, but he
disobeyed the order and took a reckless
drive on Broughton street. Herman was
arrested, lodged in the barracks, and will
have a hearing before the mayor this MORN
ing. The boys employer approved his
arrest and would not bail him out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
PUBLICATIONS.
"IheGreat MllStreet Mystery
New Novel by the Author OF
Jacobs Wife"
The MORNING NEWS has ar
ranged for the publi-
cation of the
Forthcoming Original Newspaper Story
Miss AdGlilG Sergeant
THE Great Mill
Street Mystery
Weekly Publication VIII Commence
With the New Year and Con-
tinue Six Months.

nNE OF the most successful Newspapers
" Stories Of recent years is Jacobs Wife, =
by ADELINE SERGEANT, the Author OF ma
Saint" and other well-known Library Favor
ties The originality, power. plot. sensation,
continuous movement and exciting tabieaux in
Jacobs Wife" sufficiently account for it's
acceptabity wherever published MISS SER
GEANT followed up her first good fortune with
Under False Pretenses, Martin Deveril's
which have palpably hit the popular taste, In
creased her circle Of admirers, and rendered
her position In the world OF letters both secures
and enviable.
''The Great Mil Street Mystery" VIII com.
mence in January and extend over the usual
period Of six months, one installment appears
ing weekly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
kindergarten School.

Miss Agnes B. Heriot, a recent graduate
at Orange, N. j., under Miss Emily Cole,
the perfector Of the American system Of
kindergarten, will open thorough kinder
garten school for children from to 10 we IRIS
of age, on Jan. 6, at Yonge's hall. Whita-
ker and Duffy streets. Until day of open
ing, information and terms can be obtained
of Miss Heriot, 149 Perry street.