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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-22

LEVY At Bar RIDGE OK SuHpAY.-Tha world
renowned cornetist, Levy, has been secured for
one-day Performance IS Bay Ridge on Sun
day next june 2Sd, when he VIII show TIE citi-
.ens q Washington who visit Bay Ridge that
day what avast amount OF music there i Is :
cornst when handled BY master. Tfains
leave Warrington $50 Am. LIS end SIS p.n.
Round trip, d; children hah fare. Adj.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-22

An old print of Baltimore as it appeared in
1852 shows about twenty-five houses, all of the
most ordinary description. Beneath it hangs
a fac smile of sketch of Annapolis made in
water colors in 1871 by the Chevalier Colbert,
Knight of Malta and a direct descendant of
Colbert, the minister of Louis XIV. The sub
ject of the sketch would at once be recognized
by any one who knows Annapolis, although
nearly one hundred years have elapsed since
the chevalier put 1t on paper. To be sure there
are more houses now and little less grass, but
the main features of the landscape are the
same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-22
DEVICES USED BY HUNTERS.
ODD WAYS OF CAPTURING GAME.
An Interesting Collection in the Ma
tiOnal Museum.
CURIOUS WAITS OF CATCHING BIRDS IN JAPAN
INGENIOUS BUT BUDELY-coSsTRUCTED TRAPS
OF THE ALAsKANs-A BIO STEEL TRAP FOR
CATCHING GRIZZLY BEARS.

RAPS, so far as history
shows, have been used
by man, savage and civ
illzed, from the earliest
times. Wherever men
have hunted beasts or
birds for their flesh, for
their furs, or for sport,
they have taxed their
ingenuity to produce
devices to aid them in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-22

L HE PARK HOTEL.
Mll4IAMSPORT. PA.
Beautifully situated. finest mountain scenery in
PeInsy lSaia. SPACIOUS halls Elevator, electric bells
ana AL modern improvements llrst-class accOuIno-
dailons and moderate piIcos.
For circular, &C. aadress
Jel -eo.m MRS. ID MCDONALD
V'HE LOVELY KEF- MAR HEIGHTS Oh sEMi-
II nary, situated in suburbs OF Hagerstown. Nd has
spsclOu shady grOuilus. view. and water,
and viii oIen june 20 Terms. So to - per week.
jeli-1ms CHAS r. Roach Prop
TNhE CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS. ENDORSED by the Medical Society Of Nir-
sla az We'd as by other medical authorities Vi the
I nlteN States and furupe. are row open. Calaci.g
l-oCO hates Ter month from $50 60 800, ACCORDING.
10 iocanon and size OF special the
season. Elevated Z, 600 feet
iamIhtets may be gotten AT 81 3 Pennsylvania ave.
or by addressing GIG. /. PENTCN Managing DiIec-
Tor formerly, for sixteen years, Managing Partner Of
the GreenhTler White sub hur Springs Go. yeS-lm
WAFER GAP HOUSE. DELAWARE WATER GAP
w Ps A beautiful mountain resort spur 81
the Blue Ridge. Hotel modern and complete hree
anu half hours trOm Broad street, Penn. H. Il. Open
June II. l. W. BkoADHEAD, jel2-2n
WooDLAMS, ROCKVILLE, MD. WILL Re
w opened for the reception OF guests June Is;
newly built and newly furnished; modern improve
hents electric bells gas: water Mrs. NJ j. COLLEH
OF the Clarendon. prOIrle.fe my2g-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-22
IN THE MOUNTAINS, ETC.

A ILEGHANN SPRINGS. NA.-THE GREAT
N dyspepsia cure. Recommended hy the State Medi-
cal Society of Nlrgina. Now re,liz the LEADING
Watering place n the mountains of Virginia For de-
scrll i've pamphlets and circulars Apply FRANK l.
HOOD. oi4 St NV.
je6-1m c A. ooLHoUN. Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-22

So iSzfx issf ~ 80 &sass: :sss; -
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Muu nf@ un4uunnn
l. WOLFSON Ecke Main Plaza Acequa

berr Nngelos bIidte mid l16eln6 an.
Sa, ia, faste er, bier 1T nod lanse gu
arbeitem, big Der Wei3en bon ber 5preu
gef9ieoen 1T. - l1niere Mou1e ba6en
teinen groBen BiHensbrang uno es
mag cine lange 3eit Oergangen iein, ieit
Der 5taub bier gum lebtenmale abge.
wii6 porben 1T. Sd gsbe mir Mhbe,
ettDas au Stanbe gu bringen, sic iebeu
es bort an ienem S9rant, aber es gebt
nur langiam. Sd uirbe febr frob fein,
iDenn i9 Semano b1tte, Der mir mil
8erfidnbniB belfen f6nnte.
Sas mar Wafer auf meine Mable,
mas toante es fur mid Whni9enstper.
there's geben, als 10 re6t nod 9er3ens'
Iuff in alten pergamenten au framen.
Sd fab mid i@on ba fiben unb bic
pra9tbolllfen Suitialien abjei9nen fur
meine Gamn1lung.
Wenn i'd ni9t far9ten mhBte, baB
Sbre 0ori6riften es perbieten, einen
GrembeH i'm &loiter 3u @ait au baben.
10 wiirbe id mid Sbnen anbieten. Sd
babe 3eit uno aud etpas grfabrung in
berlei Dineen.
llniere &egeIn berbieten bic @afs
freunbfGaft ni6t unb insbeionbere
niht, tpenn lie auf biefe grt bergolten
tpirb, ermiberte ber M6n9 nit nerbinb. !.
li6em 2d1eIn.
Iber SIR Oberer, tpirb er Ni1ts eins
sumenben baben2
Die @eitalt .bes iunsen M6n9es FOB
ii9 ifol5 in bic 06be. feline Musen fun
telten feItiam.
Ser Obere, fubr er beraus, bot mir
nidts 3u befeblenl
Sd blifte ibn erfaunt an, iein @es
ii9t bate Uieoer ben frhberen Nusorud
angenommen. Rommen Sic, tpann sic
tpolen, Sic iinb ein germ geiebener
8af, fagte er oann unb rei9te mir bic
6anb.
Sd fagfe mid fiir bic fommenbe Wos
DE an, uHb berlieB, gefolgt bon benz
prieiter, bic Bibliotbef. = Wir f9ritten
bur6 Die Iansen @dnse benz 4ussange
5u. untertuess begegneten uns ein3elne
ber grii6er unb als mir uns ber Sbiire
oer 2apelle ndberten, trat BET Obere
eben beraus.
gu meinem grlfaunen begruBte er
meinen 8esleiter auerit nit elmer BEL.
nabe bemiitbigen 8erbeusung, tpdbs
reno biefer taum init benz 2opfe nidte.
Dor benz Sbore traf i9 &utis, mir
empfablen uns bem freunoli9en 9ptios
Nngelos unb i6 tpiberbolte mein Ser.
ipre6eu, oaB i9 i'm @erIauf elmer
Wo1e tpieoer fommen polle.
Na6 einunbeinbalbfftnbig Man6e.
rung langten mir am 8abnbof Gepbiiiia
tpieoer on unb balb bra1te uns Der 3ug
aurld in eidt ber MtropoIis unb bes
pieltaufenbidbrisen Ntben.
(Gortfetuue foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-04

90 1T mebr 8atartb in bieIer gesenb BED
ganoes als bon alien anberen 8ranfbeiten 3u.
ianlmen, nao bis in ben Ietten Sabren gait E,
als nnbeilbar. giele Sabre lang erfldrteu
Oottcren ibn fur cine lofale aranlbeit unb
l@risben locale SeilmitteI bor, unb ba fie i'm
nit drstlider 8sbonbluns beFdnbis nidt tu-
rirten, ertldrten iie i'm fiir unbeilbar. Die
@iGenf9aft bat betuieien, bas Ratarrb cine
eonfitutionslrantbeit if unb b.bbaIb eoniti.
tuticnelle 8ebanbluns erforbert. Soa's &a-
tarrb aur, fabriairt bon 8. 8. gbeneb &
Co., 9oIebc, Ohio, III bie ein;ise eoniiitutio.
nellie sur i'm Warfte. Sic nirb innerIiG in
Dofen ober CABIN bon 10 Sropfen Bic au einem
9beeIoffeI boa eenommen. Sie n,rft biretl
auf bas 8Iut unb bic fdlein,ise SberFdGe bes
Ssfems. sic bisten einbunbert Dollars fiji,
isSen Gall, ben iie au furiren berfeblt. aabl
eu9 eirsulare un6 8eaaniFe fomn,en. Ab.
breifirt: 3. 8. Gbenep Co.,
9plebo, Ohio.
gB 8ertauft bon gpotbefern, rs Gents.
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9o9oerratbs ni6t itelen per6e. Ct
Jet aber geneiet, iig irsenb einem Sc.
i9moreHen @eri6te 9egenii6er au bers
anttporten. 8orldufig tperoe er in
griiRel bic Wablen abtuarten. BON be-
men ct bofe, 6aB fie Grantreid mieber
ebrli@, frei unb. =. betpobnbar MAIDEN
tDiirben.
= Gin Selegramm aus Surin mels
bet baB 2ubuig &oiIutb, Der 5ibrer
Der ungarifben Gebolution pon 1849,
i'm Sterben liese. &oifutb 1T nabesu
81 Sabre alt.
= @erii9tweiie berlautet, ber Raifer
Sran3 Soiepb bon Oeiterrei6 iei pl6bli@
f9mer erfrantt.
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9(ufieheiterrenennl

Der ilebersans RON LANCER idmer,bafter 9ranfbe
Snrpbuiter @eiunnbet lit eine Gpc&e i'm 0eben bes
Wienlden Gin iol9es bemerfenswertbes Gresnis per-
StBf man nt9t uno beitt cem beitsbrnaer ets
nantbar. DeSbalb bort man aud fberaa ySlectries
Sttters" leben. go rtele rerbanten ibre @eluncbet
pteem Srcben Setlmittel unb Gpntc. gHer NIT raent
etner ardnbet Der Reren her 2eber pher bes Mdaens
9epiag 1T, 9letdSlltts ME LANCE pirb irortise Bee=
rnng curd BEN 0ebrauh electric 8iters eranaen.
gertauft iu so Gts. unp 81 bic SlaIGe in Q rel s
Gbcmp5c ON & s p.'s Mpptbefe
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s@ Wenn Semano gud iaat
Sold einen @@nupfen tpie biesmal,
babe i'd bod aber nod ME gebabt Il
bann nebmt ibn beim Worte unb EN-.
pfeblt ibm "Chamberlains Cough Re.
medy" sll sebrau9eu. 9as pirb ibu
heilen. Sir 6uiten, 0eiierfeit uno
grtdltungen auer Nrt giebt es nihts
8eHeres oIs bies gum 0erfauf Bel M.
Gsbn & Co., s. &alteper & Gobn unb
alen anberen Npotbefern.
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8Drios Angelos.
Seife erinneruns uOn 6rans Maller.

taortfetuns.I
9ln einen Der folgenben Sage lub
mid ber 9err &utis Elm, nit ibm einen
MusEug nod benz rei3enb gsIegenen Ge=
pbiffia gu na9en. Sd fbloB mid
germ on.
Mn. attif9en 8abnbof fanoen mir
uns unb balo ging's fort in's ionnige
Mttita binein. Ser 3ug bielt an 3mei
Dber brei 0altefeqen; enbll1 riefen bic
S@afner s2epbiifa1 unb mir ftiesen
aus.
8or benz ent3iidten Blids erbebt fid5
In seringer Gerne bas pentelitDns Sc.
birge. 2ipts auf einem 6igel Iiegt eine
tleine 4apsQe bon pra9tDolIen gpprefen
urnf0nben. Sn unIerem Nifen lag
Der Ort un6 mir riiIen uns bon benz
berrli@eu Naturbiloe nur ungern log,
I'm unferem 2iel, Dem 9oteI Dauipus
los 5uBuiteuern.
Sn 2epbiifia babsn bic tpoblbabsn6en
4tbener ibre v9iGeu" uuS lie 3ieben iid
In ben beiBen 6ommermonaten babin
3uriid. Der iralte Ort mar i9on i'm
flailii9en 3eitolter elm 2ieblinassNuf.
entbnlt Der reihen @rie1en un6 nans
@erlei tunf5oae 6tulpturep aeigen uns
nod beute, baB bier f@6nbeitbegeitferte
Meuf@en ibr Geim aufsef@lasen batten.
0etr Danipulos bat beute baielbit
1uf elmer Booenefb6bung elm bequemes,
mebra6diges @ebduOe erri9tet, in ,pels
9eni 6renl6e ieber3eit gut bemirtbet
ueroen. Bon Der 1eranba fnmeift Der
Bid frei bas 3bal bon attifa biuab
unb ber Mublid Der berrliden Gaenerie
getudbri rei6en GenuB.
&utis un0 i9 batien es uns bequem
gema9t. Bel elmer GIafde @ppsrmein
otbmeten mir bic balfamii1e 2uft.
&utis ertldrte mir bic Namen Der 66ben
Dor uns unb fIo9t grinnerungen an
bie 3age bes perifles binein. SO b6rte
nufmerflant ieiner anregenoen 8eleb.
ruHg au. gs mar mir Iei@t 3u begreis
fen, bab In folder llmgebung bic SEE
len Der Weuf9en tu ben i96nifen Wer.
Ten begeiftert tuerben tonnten.
9rhbeu an ber 2ebne bes penteIitou
uuteriGieb i@ groBe Dlipenbdume uno
@pprehen, ba3tpiiGen Ieudtete etuas
Delles berDor-es tDaren bic Meouern Ell,
mes 6aules. Sd beipaifnete inein Nuae
nit benz mitgenommeneu GerngIaie unb
ertannte elm groBes @ebdube stpilfen
ben 8dunten. Maffib erbob es bic Boz
ben Wlouern in bic 66be; es f1ien elm
umfangrei@er Bau.
sWGs III bas file elm @ebdube briiben.
0err 9ufiss" froste i1.
vDas III elm 9Io5fer; zines ber grDBs
ten TN grie9enlan6; es bat cine febr
bea@tenspsrtbe Bibliotbet nit 0anbs
i4riften aus benz bp3antinii6en 3eit.
alter.@
sllebriseus ben @orifeber baben sic
i@on seieben.A
serinnerH Sic ii@ ienes groben @ei(is
li9en, nit benz Iangen i9mar,en Bart,
Der benz gif@of In ber SFermo6e
foIste24
SD beiabte. = sd bin elm groBer
Greunb alter 6anbi@riften. wdre ea
mobl m6sli4, su ienem alOfer 3utritt
s.l erb0Iteng"
% ia, iebr leiGt. Wsnn sic uols
len, MAIDEN mir einen 6poaiersans bin,
iiber; i9 tann Gle bem Getretdr oes
9orRebers poraelIen. Rnrios Nngelos
IA ein bielieitig gebilbeter Mann, er be.
berrl@t mebrere Gpra9eu."
,Weun Sie linn eShr Mnliegen bors
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@efdrbte 9alpns.

40 3oll breiter guttiff, quite Waare,
10 unb 129 Gents per Oarb; plaib
aamns, 80 3Oll brett, in Tarbeu, 10
Gents; 100 @tade Pertb Orsanbies
129 Sents; Gable @orb Orsanbies, 12l
Gents; 8eriii6er Mun aIer Grt, 80 unb
IS Gents; ameriean @buniss, sebrudt
uno edtfarbis, IA 0arbs far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-04

Idrer. Sic iinb ausse3sidnst in be,
Wdide uuD i'm @arn sefdrbt.
Sdottifde 3epbhre ullerleeter MOOe
in allen Wuftern, iolib sefdrbt, 81 3o0
brett, 25 @ents.
Cine bubble 9luswabl bon Sdotti.
fden @baubrahs 35 unb 40 Gents.
@rcBer gcrrath bon @lussOw Be.
pbhrs aDer Nrt.
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SudIems Slrniea=galbe.

Die befe Salbe Der @eIt fiir Sdnitte
Auetfdunsen, @ef9nire, Syieber. unb Saut.
IusiGlas, Gle9te. seiprun9ene Sdnbs, Urpif.
beulen uno alle Sautfransbeiten furirt Sd.
morrbotOsn oDer feline 8esabtuns. 8aIis'
Satisfaction 9arantirt ober bas Gelb pirt
sariiderfattet. Is Gents bic S9adteI. Bum
gertauf In allen apOtbefen. Dreib, 9bomp.
fon & Co., Bboleiale.
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ssei6e 9auus.

25oO DarSs Sbssr, pair,eorb, YlaiD
sawns, 10 Gents per garb; @sarieiles
bon l29 Gents per garo AT; feline
Y'ques, Is eents per garb; DreB Gam=
br'es, l2a, 1es unb 20 Gents; enslif&e
eamtrlcs unb WainiuOfs, SO 3pu brett,
20 Bis so Gents.
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= Nus MbeKpnien fommt bic Nad5z
ri9t, baB S6nig SObaaa bon ben aras
bii9en Seruiiden befiest uno get6btet
tporoen Jet. Das ganae 2anb befinbet
fiG i'm 3uifanbe b6lliser Mnar9ie. Die
Sage Der Staliener in MaHauab uiro
bierour9 mefentli1 eri1mert.
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= gu 9alle a. g. tpuroe tiir3li9
Elm GROCER Stat aonsreB absebalten.
gu tpel9em ii6 ni6t tpeniser als 2SO
3beiln:bmer einsefunben batten. gs
tuuroe bort Der 8ei9luB ansenommen,
baB bic iogenannten voeuti9en 2arten4
als bic einaig legalen Stats3arten an.
3uertennen ieien.
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Qamns.

Wir baben ieet mebrere bunbert @tade
amsritaaii@en, ensliiden, iriiden, fran.
3Sfiiaen unb i6weiser 6ubrituts 3ur Mn,
iidt ausliesen.
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= Das boGdubii9e parlament bot
Die ginfeBung elmer &eeenti6aft Be-
i9loffen. Snsmif9en iit Der etaatss
ratb nit Der @reeutip. .@epaIt betleibet
tpDr0en.
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1 Gil5s uno Strobbite,
neue ttir bic Sommeriaifon BET pan'
'coaf & 6obu.
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Cine pollitdnbise Nuswabt er neue=
fen Muifer gu 12a unb Is Ste. per Ourb.
1856 Stade "New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 @enta.
Dies fanb Muiter frun5Dfidsr ainffs
ler unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Trablinsswauren in iOliOen Gars
Ben 1299, Is unb 20 Gents.
Sdottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Baaren perben immer pppu.
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-Sn ben Brauereien Oeutidlanbs
tpurben lebtes Sabr 100000 3entner
@erfenmaIs bertpenbet.
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Stride Seinellsense.

8louisn.eeinsn, gelfaR grOpn Dres
ainens, Is Gents; braun 2einea.8 8attilf,
bon 10 @sntS an; 2einen. gambries, so
Gents Big 81, unb pieles gnbere.
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Q&n1 8rQRllll0s-

8arnats's omeritanifde @insbams
tiir Damene uno ainoer Sleioer, ertras
fein, 20 Gents.
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TransOiiibe @atins.

Sn ytew Dorter unO BOitOner 3eitans
gen werben ite nit 373 unb 33s Gents
per Oorb annpneirt. Bir pertaufen
bieielben @aaren in ben idSniten Wlus
fern 3u 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
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Nalerlfanil9e Satins.
Sn aeuen i1Snen Muifern nur 10
Gents per Oarb.
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Cine unssbeure austpabl in bieisn
Mrtiteln.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02
A WHITE CAP OUTRAGE
Dastardly Attempt on the Life Of a
Minneapolis Editor.
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE
rhe ~Unnccountable Act of ED Colburn of
Boston-A Young Hollander Kiils
His Wife-Brutal Treatment
of an Insane Patient.

MINNEAPOLIS, March 1.-White Caps
attempted to murder j. p. Smith, editor
of The Furniture News. Smith had
been the recipient of fourteen letters
since Jan. 81, and all signed white
Caps with the usual skull and cross
bones, and breathing threats of summary
vengeance unless he leave the city i'm
mediately. The last letter was received
Wednesday night and threatened a dose
of cold lead unless its demands were
complied with forthwith. AS he was
sitting in his Office the door was
opened by a man mufied up to
the ears in a heavy coat
and wearing a broad brimmed SLOUGH
hat, pulled well down over his eyes.
Without warning he presented q pistol
at Smiths head and fired. The bullet
pierced Smith ear. but. being of but
twenty-five calibre, was tiattened
against his skull. The would-be muir
derer fled. and no trace of him has yet
been found. The wounded man appar-
emily experiences little trouble from the
wound, but doctors say that a shock
may possibly have been inflicted upon
the. base of the bfain which will prove
serious. Smith is ct a loss to account
for the attack, he having to his; knowl-
edge no enemies who would wish to
take his life.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02

A friend OF mine who used to have a
house in Paris under the empire, and
was well acquainted with all the artists
of imperial France, told me apropos of
the picture by Geronie, exhibited in
the American galleries, a story that is
worth repeating here. Every one who
loves art must know the picture Tor the
engraving from the picture) representing
"hfoliere B~reakfasting with. Louis Qua
%torze." My friend happened to run into
Gerome's studio just after the canvas
was completed. 1t was in Its frame and
on tho easel, and Gerome was c~huckling
in his s%aturnine way as he entered.
what do you Think said the painter,
II have just received the visit" Of an
American richard, who has made me
what he considers q great offer for my
.Moliere.' He has offered me a thousand
francs a head for it. / have refused, as
l would if there had been n flock of
courtiers. / cannot fancy selling a pic
ture as n would pork" The picture
was sold for 80, 900 Jamestown Topics,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02
Hunting IA Coyote,

Pullman Superintendent Ellwood, of
this city, Superintendent Tom Urquhart,
of the Los Angeles division of the South
ern Pacific, and Superintendent Reai,Eof
the Atlantic and Pacific, met in Mr.. Ur-
quhart's office at Moiave one day, and
agreed to go hunting upon the Kern
county desert for coyotes. They armed
themselves with rifles, secured q carriage
and driver, and started out early in the
morning across a cactus covered plain,
Very DOR through the yuccas, they saw
standing pensively a lone coyote. He
was rejecting upon his sins, perhaps, or
upon his hunger.
let me shoot! Let me shootp, said
Mr.. Beal, excitedly, raising his gun, and
Tom Urquhart gracefully yielded to his
guest. Mr.. 5eal shot and missed the
coyote by at least forty feet. The coyote
was a sensible animal, for he knew that
the closer to the guns lie got the safer he
was. He did not seek to escape through
the yuccas-he started directly for the
wagon. Mr.. Urquhart is a brave man,
out that coyote looked hungry, and he
turned pale. Though he trembled, yet
he leaped into the breach to save his
friends. Raising his gun, he took DELHI.
crate aim, fired-and struck a yucca one
hundred yards to the right of the line,o!
advance. The coyote still cane on. II
was a thrilling moment. The driver
turned his horses and galloped off, the
coyote in pursuit. The animal passed
under the wagon in a 2:0S gait and dis
appeared. The railroad men returned tc
Moiave, and they have not yet ceased tc
talk about their narrow escape from the
ferocious beast.-Los Angeles Tribune.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02
An Insnue pntient Murdered.

PONTIAC, Mich, March Last Sunday
William Davis, a patient at the insane
asylum, was killed by II. f. Taylor, an
attendant, and coroner's jury rendered
a verdict that the killing was done in
self defense. The circumstances are
these.
As Taylor passed Davis in the hall
with another imbecile, Davis, who was
out of humor about something, struck
Taylor in the neck, Taylor left the
other ma and grabbed Davis about the
waist. They, struggled for five minutes,
first one and then the other getting the
best. When about three feet from the
bench, Taylor, as he says. gave Davis a
violent wrench, throwing him across
the arm of the bench. His body was
twisted over it and held there until help
arrived. An examination of the body
r~evealed.the fsct that Davis must have
been handled in u terrible nanner dis
breast bone was broken in twoand every
rib on one side was broken except two,
and three Were broken twice. The rag
ged edge of the ribs sawed off the veins
and arteries SO that the internal cavities
| were filed with blood. After the fight
the patient was taken out for a walk
and dragged around the grounds until
he said he could go no further. He was
then taken back, put to bed and died in
| u few minutes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02
PRESIDENT cLEyeLANp DEFAULTS.
Not the President of the United States,
b,t 90 , g.af rnn,.n g

Not the President of the United States,
but of "a Seed Company.
New York, March l.-Artie b. Cleve-
land, president of the A B. Cleveland
company Qimited), wholesale dealers in
seeds, Mt AZ Cortland street. with
branches at Cape Vincent, N. Y.
(where Mr.. Cleveland first established
the b~usiness): Picton, Ont, and London,
Eng, has disappeared, and rumors
are afoat that he has spent 500 600 Of
the company's money and about $780,
900 borrowed from friends in specula-
ton in Wall street, and that he is now
in Canada. Members of the company
but admit certain irregularities and
that Mr.. Cleveland has gone away. The
company is backed by very solid men,
and though its liabilities are reported
from $500, 900 to $i60, 900 its assets are
reported largely in excess of those fig
ures, and ali claims are being promptly
met on maturity. The treasurer is F.
B. Stearns. The secretary is George NJ.
Hard, president of the Chatham Ma
tionel bank. II. K. Thurber is inter
estedin the company. A. L. Ashman,
a wealthy hotel proprietor, is vice pres
ident. The company does a business of
about $500, 900 q year. Mr.. Cleveland is
about 3S years old. His father, who
lives at Adams, N. y, has been here
trying to learn his sons whereabouts
and is feeling very badly wei the affair.
The family are in no way related to
President Grover Cleveland.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-02
Contaminated Attempt a. murder.

SUPERIOR. Wis, March An attempt
was made to murder Miss Maggie We'll
ter, a highly respected young ladylof
this city. Miss Welter occupied q room
in the Keogh block as a dressmaking es-
tablishment. AT $3.50 p. m. she left her
room to go to supper. As she was go
ing down stairs she met e masked man
who remarked:
Now i viii have revenge" and
struck her with a dagger, iniicting
a deep cut in her shoulder. The man
fled and the young lady was picked up
in an unconscious condition. She par
TALLY recovered about = o'clock, but was
unable to give the slightest clue to her
aesailant. Suspicion rests upon a man
who formerly boarded with The Welter
family and with whom Miss Welter had
some disagreement. Miss Welter will
recover, but physicians say that her in
juries may result in insanity,