davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-27

Wera getD6bnli1es, oub uns tbon
ibeilweiie borgeitelltes planetenfpfiem.
sic ielbit iirablte beut iounenbafter
oils ie. Bon f6iuernber n1eergrduer
Seibe umflofen, oas tiefbuntle @elod
nur bon einent Gorauentamm gebalten,
ber tpie eine 2rone bas folae 9aupt
iiberraste, mar He tpunoeri96n. Mit
nadldffger @raaie lebnte fe in ben
Gi6eu unb polfern, bic fe f9 bon
ST. Suit, ibrem bienfftbuenben Gants
merberrn, mie fie ibn f6ersenb nannte,
iebe Minute enoers ridden unb i9ieben
lieB, nedte ibreu papagei, big er pilb
bic Geoern ftrdubte uuo f9reienb na9
bem iutpelengei9miidten Singer badte,
ber ibn in ieiner &ube beldftigte, uno
pirbelte, tpie INNER, tuenn fie in ibrem
intiEen &reiie mar, aierli1e &au6s
molten In bic obnebin i6on f6pere
Mtmospbdre.
Die f96ne @rdfin. bic es ger6bnli9
mehr liebte, ii9 unterbalten 3u laiIen,
ols ielbit &onberfation 3u ma1en,
ipra9 beut biel unb laut, unb ibr In
neuerer 3eit nod blei9er als frnber er=
i1einen6er Seint mario bann un5 mann
bon Hadernber &bbte tiberfogen, bic
fat nod 6ieber ausiab.
Mnia mar es unbeimli9 in Der
i9wiilen 3immerluft. bel ber f9arf
augeipibten, bi9t an Der @ren3e Der
6ribolitdt binftreifenoen unterbaltung,
ipie 0era pamIotpna lie liebte; iebns
fii9tig blidtt fie nod benz Geniter bin,
bur6 beRen nerbhlenbe 9raperisen
bod 3umeilen bellies 8ogelgeawitider
braus iuie elm 2Odruf oes Grablinss
| felbff.
Cine bittenbe @e6erbe mad ber
G9mefer bin, elm auftimmenbes Niden
unb lei9t f9lhpfte bic peiBe, i1lanft
@eifalt binter bic @orbdnge ber Genifers
tbar unb itanb nun auf einem oer flei
men, bon golbbronjenen @ttern be.
grenateu 8alfone, Die in ben @arten
borfpringen.
Wel@' elm Goutrnlt spii9en ber
Welt ba brinnen unb Der Welt bier
brauBen!
Senieits betdubenbes, unbefnirbares
parfam, fripoles @eplauoer, greles
2ampenIi9t, biesieits Der frii9 erquis
fenoe Ntbem bes Grablings> Ieiies
8ogeIge3witi9er unb trdumeril1es
2ispeln in tnofpenben 3meisen, aui
benen ianfte Rei1ere psrglabenbsn
abenbrotbs lagen. 8el6' elm 6ou'
traffl
uno bod ni@t ereller. ri@t iGneibens
ber als atpifden ber bunteldusisen
9erri6erin ienes &ei@s unb benz boil.
ben Mdo@enbilbe bier, bas, in ben &C.
faIteten Sdnoen cine eben gepHadte
Rfematisrante, trdumenb binaus5lidt in
bic beginnenbe Sdmmerung. 5ie
ifebt regungslos, ideinbar gan5 per.
ftridt, berloren In ben tpeiden 3auber.
nit benz. ber Grabling iunge 9er3eu
umsiebt.
(Gortfebuus foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-27

i6reiten, id fonnte Bel bic Mbfimmunq
aber aidts MID ieien bbun, bet iie ben
Werein n9albe 2uuge" nannten, mat
id mid nal f66n finbe."
Bori. Sd au9 ni6t. 9iun TOM.
men Sic aber auf ben 8orfall ielb1t.
Mngefl.: Wir babben on ienen
Ibeno siemlid bile Bier isbruuten,
ober mir bret nubten INNER mod, tpat
mir bbaten. Mls mir 70 in ole Semitic
li9teit um elfe rum mad 9aule iingen,
meent WilIem gu uns. mir tpolIen mol
leife bet 8uubeslieb iingen, mat eener
bon be Sangesbrieber gum 9tiftungss
Iben6 feoidtet baboe. Wir fiusen benn
oo9 ian3 leiie, ian3 pianifimo, als mir
iiber'n &oppenplab iingen. tpp mir Tee.
men Meni9en ft6ren tOnntem.
Worf.: @s iou elm gboraI getpes
len fein. unb bas ipdre allein i9on gros
ber llnfus.
angefl.: Nee, bet marin guns
beslieb: sWans uns mans Is feener
mang, Der mid mang uns mang ieb6s
ret", fdngt ct on.
Bort: Sebr @ei9madpou.
Mngetl.: So, un benn fommt
nit eenenmale en- Mann Dor mir bins
ieiprungen un fudtelt 10 nit Der Sanb
por mir rum, als tpenn ct mir bauen
mill, un i9reit uns on, mir follten uf
be Steae rubig finb nit bet Seioble,
fontt tpolte ct uns nal en- Sbrens
f6maus bereiten, bet fe uns tIingen
folten, TN ct idbe mot aus ber Nrmenz
faRe. I'D faie iaua rubig: rNa, sic
| f9etnen uur'n Semtiibsmeni6 3u ftnb"
ba baut er oo6 fdon au, bet Id nit be
9interfront uf'n groboben f9laie, un
ri@tig babe i'd in II 2opp en- 9insen, als
wenn eener ne Stimmiabsl brin pro.
biren bbut. gfatiirlitb .perbe i'd en- biss
Ten beritimmt I'm ipringe tpieber uf un
mill ibn 3lt Geibe, ba paren meene bees
ben griioer aber fdon bei I'LL pertobad.
ten ibn, mat Id mid ftreiten fann, benn
mir orei grhber, mir balten 5uiammen.
I'M menn eener eenen anfabt, BERN fabt
er ale breie an. gbe id aber rihtig on
ibn rantomme, ba mar Der Wddter
s95Ds ba, un ba iab's natiirli9 nii9t
nebr, mir mueten ole nit 3ur Wa9e.
Sa Der als 3euge bernommene @igens
tbtimer " 3ugab, baB ct benz Mnges
flaeten auerit cine Obrfeise berfebte,
neil er ii9 iiber beiieu i9nobbriges 8es
nebmen drserte, 10 ermdBiete bet Sc.
ri@tsbof bic @trafe auf ie fiimf Wart.
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: Gin feltfamer 1nfan bat fd in
Baltimore ereignet. @in SeIepbons
Drabt in ber @amoenfraBe rib unb
bing tiber einen Yeleu6tunesbrabt bins
meg nabeau big auf ben Gsitentpeg.
um -bas SinberniB aus benz Weg 3u
rdumen, befeitigte Semanb ben Drabt
on einem eiiernen 5onnenba1pfoaen.
SIN 2aufe beg Nbenbs trafen li1 gerabe
bor bieiem pfoifen amei 8etaunte, Naz
mems Wilbelm Siemer uno peter
S9ubma6er, blieben ftebsn, um NIT
einanoer 3u ipre@en, unb inbem fe bel
eeite traten, UNI Nnberen ben Weg freis
3ulailen, legten ite Beibe glei93eitig
ibre 9dnbe on ben pfofen. SIN nd@z
ften augenblid ianfen fe beiinnungslos
um. gs wdbrte apei Stuaben, ebe
man fie pieber gum 8emuBtiein ses
bradt batte.
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Wt6tttel 1tttb eSacfe1t.

9terln slaaben mir allies gu iibertrsffe,,, mas
le b'er otfertrt porpem 1T, nidt nur, ipas bic
9nte oer Waare, bic @reispirbtsfeit unb ben
@el9mad anbetrifft, fOnOern mir babem eineu
10 rs'9baltt9en Sorratb, bab mir nit irsenb Ell.
mem aonfettions,@ fdaft, ipeIdes ausidlieBlidJ
o'sie 8rande betrsibt, erfolsreid tonfurrireu
tonnen. Das Eager birst bic f6Snffen ga.
den, ~slde Die Mooeadbte bcr @elt, Berlin,
Varis unb Neiu gort bieten. gSir laben oue
Samen Elm, bieies sin3ig in feiner gri aus.
geIattete Oepattsment gu infpi5iren, ba ipir
i'der fino, ibrsn 8eifau 3u gepinnen.
SerieA's, Serfen's, Serieps.
pluid 2Sraps, 5u allen Yreiien.
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Ecke MAIN PLAZA
unb
Acequia Strasse.
9as Ynb 9eparteulellt.

w'e eS i9on felt Sabren unier geifrebeu
mar, oie ies Departement in isber Be,iehnuo in
ben :. gorOersrunb gu bransen unO baiisIbe aur
Attratlton fur infer umfangreid,es @efd,dft IN
MAIDEN, 10 baben mir unabIdffia anf bei5su
Bsrbshernns bineearbeitet unb alaubeu ieht
ben Stanbpunft ereidt gu baben, tuo mir aIIer
sonturren5 fiiba bic Spise bieten f0nnen.
9Sir fonnen NIT Anem aufmarten, mas bic
neueite Mooe Derborsebradt bat, ioinobl. tvos
bic Gaoon, OILS bic ausf9miiduna bsr Site an.
beirifft, uno anberbem babsn .f6ft' zine Oome
NIT Der seitans oiefeS Depattements betraut,
Die nidt nur erprobte Grfnbrnng, Ionbern aud
sinen auberorcentli6 suten nub feinen @f.
idmad bcfbt, unb ii@erli9 ben Dan.en, tueId,e
unS NIT ibren gnftrdgen becbren, boae Gatis.
faftion geben tuirb.
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glud fir uns Nsutid .9lmerifan

= Nu6 fit uns Deuti1s sMmerifane,
bier paiien bic Worie, bic prof. Nll5es
narius fiirsli9 in 3iiri6, pie folet,
fpra6: nDie es fein Wiberipru9 1T,
9eutfGlau6 uub ber G@pei3 .Sebem
6as seine su seben, 10 1T es fein Wibers
ipru@, elm re6ter Oeutfder ober Greunb
Seutfdlanb's 81 Iein unb suslei9 Elm
gutter 8iirger ooer elm tpabrer Greunb
Der S6wei3. SIN @egenibeiI: eeraoe
neil mir bas eiae fnb, ftnb mir au9
bas anbere! !"
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gDenn bic Qeber tr6oe. Der gy}ooe,

- @enn bic 2eber fridge, ber Magen
gef6rt. bic 8erbauungsnerfaeuse ges
f9wd@t finb, uno wenn in Golse bieier
Stbrungen bas @ebirn gegen anftrens
gung ober irgenb einen ungeip6bnlidea
umifano iebr empfiubli9 TT, 10 III bas
Iesept au einem w6alboerridten" bolls
itdnbig. Mber's Pi0en regen bic 2eber
an. bringen bic 3bdtigfeit oes Masens
unb Der @ebdrme in Otbnuns, bas ers
maoete @ebirn mirb erlei9tert, unb ber
&opf erlangt fein @lei@semi6t mieoer.
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Gin gtii6dbem Gtmtui6el. .1apier rettete
itlr xebeu.

Gs mar nur elm semi mibnl6es Gtdd Ginpidels papter,
aber es rettete ibr aeten. Sic i'm lesten Staeum
eer S9mtnbiu&t uub mad bem Nuspruh her Gerye
unbeilbar unb nidt metr lebensfdbis; e pps penser
ais 10 Pfunb auf einem Sthf GintptdeI Bapter las
fe Ron Or. Rings Rep Tiseprerr; fie hclte fh eine
Yrobes6aie une eS balf, parauf taute e eine srobe
Glaie uu6 fhblte n setefier unb hurd fprtseiesten
@ebrau@ pnrhe fe mteber fart, seiunb, rcfs nnb
ptesf nun pteher l40 pune. Sur reitere Gin5ebetten
lenost eine 8rtefmarte 9g. s.. Cole, Gpctbefer,
Sort Gmitb.
Brcbe GlaiHeu sratis 5u baben In alien Gpctbeten.
YretS Der sroeen SIaiGen 81. 9DbpeiaIe bel Dreib,
Ihcmpicn Co., Gan antrnp.
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8udlems glrusca.salhe.

Die bsfe Salbe ber BeIt fit ednitte,
0uetf9unsen, 6efdpire, Gieber. unb Sant.
ansi9las, Gle@te, sefprrnsene Sdnbs, 8rpit.
benlen unb ole Sautfranibeiten furirt pa.
morrboiben Ober feline BesabIung. 8Sllise
Satisfaction garantirt ooer bas @eIb pirb
anriiderffattet. 26 Gents bic edadteI. 8um
gerfauf in allen apotbeFen. Dreib, Sbomp.
fon & Co., @boIeiale.
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1sss-s9t HgrIna1a
&letberftpff= 8eiab+

8ir iinb i'm Stanbe, fiir ieoe &leibfurbe, fiir
iebe guance foiuie fir iebes WluHer ben ent-
fpredenben 8eias gu liefern. @eraoe bieiem
Dspartement 1T uniere erObte aufmertfamteit
3ugeirenbet porben, um bic Damenpelt in ber
8ufammenfeauns ibrer Soiletie in iebsr gin.
fiGt su befriebieen.
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= Das &eprdientantenbaus nabm
In ieiner Gbenbfbuns bas portrait bes
betannteu teranifben Staatsmannes
General 6tepben s. Nuitin officiea in
gmpfang, peIdes benz staate bon
auitins @roB. ytefen, ben 9srren W.
s. uno Sup M. 8rpan gum @ef9enie
gema&t tporben lit.
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s@ gs 1T feline @efubr bamit Der,
bunben, @bamberIains SuitensWeoi3in
ben 2inbern ;u geben, ba fe feline
f1dbIi6en Subfansen entbdlt; fie III
inerrei1t fir grtdltuns unb Brdune,
Gum 8ertauf BET &. gobn 6 Co., s.
&alteyer & 6obn uub allen Drussiffen.
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= Sie 3udtbaus Gommiiiion beg
Geprdientantenbauies 1T nit Z gegen
Z etimmen getbeilter Mnii9t iiber bic
Senats Bill 3ur 8ewiaisuns bon
$2OO.O00 fiir ben Nntauf neiterer
3h6tlings=Garmen.
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w- @homberloins 6ns,eu meh;,

1~ @bamberlains 9uIteu Mebisin
IT. bertibmt tpegen ibrer prompten unb
tutrtiamen 2ur bon Suiien unb grfdls
tung. Die f4limmite grtdltung fam
burd elm paar Soien bieies Mittels ge.
'boben tperben. Gum 8erfauf bel R.
@obn & Co., s. 3alteper & Sobn unb
allen Druggiiien.
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Seittett : 3ettge j:

@eiBe uno farbise sildtider nit Serbiet,
ten, 9if9tudseus bel Der gare, Sanbtii@er,
Sibies, 8ollene gifdbeden fir garlor unb
@obn3immer. 9iano. Deden, bas alern,u fe
unb mobernfe. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
Bel Der garb, 3u allem preiien.
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= Die fatboliiden tbeolosii6en Sc.
minare ber Ser. Staaten tperben bon
1870 Stubenten beiu9t.
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Sn ieber Gamilie iolIte ct. Safobs
Del borrdtbtg gebalten tperben, ba es
ii9 als ausge5ei6netes S6meraenbeil=
m | tel betpdbrt fat.
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1SSS-S9+
S9ltbel Sbmbe!

Oieies 9epartemsnt lit 70 reidbaltis unb
pobl ausgeftattet, bab es eiaen Store fiir 1d il.
Gnfprud nebmen fonnts. Bir iteben in Die
refter 8erbinbuns nit ben anerfannt beiten
Gabrifen ber Ser. Staaten unb birien nns
pobl ribmen, bab mir 1ur oas allerbeffe unb
eas faibionabelfte @9nbpert fir Damen unb
8inber auf Eager baben. Sebr banetbafte
Sdube fir faltes unb naifes Metter oiferirsn
bir fit S9uIfinber.
Sdwar5e ulto farbige Striimpfe,
ebeno FANCY CoLoRs,
fitr 9ante,t attt6 Mtdb6ett
in
8dumtpolIe, molle un6 Seioe.
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o nI1nlf1 allI11nfnr, aI|lillllI1il1tlllf)ln|
Sei0e! Sei0e!

Sn allen Jarben au allen @reiIen. Das Wto.
bernfte uno @eidmadboufe, nas bic Saiion
bietet. Infer Eager 1T unibertref7id reid.
baltis uub bic Damen fiab sebeten, ifd ipe3iel
biefes Separtement, peldes auberorbentlid
SibideS bietct, an3uiebeu.
Sammt unb @liid gu allen @reiien, unb in
allen iLliben unb Gancb. Garben
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~ SobnfonBros liefern bic
beiten unb billisifen 9rudia6en. gehi
3u linen.
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~ Jeinfte unb biIligiie Drudla.
den bel 5 obnon 8ros.
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- gs sibt in paris 66 Bldtter fir
6anbelssglngelegenbeiten.
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aameslbaare, Grate b'alma, Srieo.s, Gen
riettas, albatrob. esrses, Gaine Graneais,
gaf6meres, Eamtife, Malte'e, Damdfe, Satin
Rips, gorbor.tte, Colombo, Sbubat, 2Onbon
Gprle, GIanelIe.
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e. ." @%@"II Z. W0LFSoNS Riesen EtablissementI
9leibea. : Stpffe.

Doppeltsreite. farbise uno idwarse:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18

him to state them rather than for us
to do so. We do not know what they
are.
In conclusion we have only to say
to the Kirwin Chief that the HERALD
went into no combination and pro
posed to enter into none. The "agree-
ment" spoken of In the foregoing was
only proposition Of Mr.. AIcNay and
our assent to It to say to the Com
missiOnersI that the Dispatch and
HERALD would be satisfied to continue
through 1889 the arrangement in
force through 1888.
We have devoted considerable
space to this subject, and our reason
for doing it, is to answer the Chief
and correct some false reports that
have got into circulation IN regard to
this matter, and to make public the
true history Of the entire transaction
so far as we are cognizant of the
facts.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18
ROAD NOTICE.

To Whom 1t Nag Concern:
In pursuance Of an order made by the Board OF
County Commissioners OF the County Commits
siOners Of the county OF Phillips, in the State OF
Kansas, in regular session on the 8th day Of Jan.
1888, notice ia hereby given that L. G. Davis
and IS other hOusehOlders OF said county, resid-
ing in the vicinity where it is proposed TO lay out
and establish the road below mentioned, have
presented to said board their certain petition,
praying the laying cut and establishment OF
public road in said county as follows:
p Commencing so rods north OF the northeast cor
neF OF section SO, town 3 range II. Thence west
\ mile and to Vacate, commencing at the north
east corner of section SO, town 2, range II.
thence west = mile and that ". II. II. Gray, Ed
McDOugal and Geo. II. Tannahill, viewers duly
appointed, will meet at beginning OF said road,
with Surveyor, on the 18th day OF February, 1889
and proceed 70 view said road, and to give all pax
ties a hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said
LSEALl county, afhZed 40 my Office in said
county, this 14th day Of January 1889.
janis s. J. HAREHAN, County Clerk.
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Eipps to deed his property 70 the county in settle
11snt OF the shortage in his accounts ae County
Treasurer Was deemed satisfactory and the same
was accepted. The deed was accordingly made
transferring al real estate belonging to 1Gipps to
the county IN settlement Of the same and 4 con
tract was made between the Commissioners and
HE. N1pps. giving him year in which to pay
Che deficiency aud in CaEe the same Is paid the
land TO be decided back 70 Nipps. Adjourned to
q. N.
q. M. Jan. 18th, 1883. Board convened.
1embers present ls before. Called to order by
Chairman Mcdowell. On motion Treasurer
sFacEen was ordered % pay al tax sale certificates
IN which redemption was made 20 NJ. Nippa and
charge came % Eipps' account. On motion the
eclon OF the county commissioners at q former
laeetlnR on the J d. Garry road was FecInded,
read not allowed. On melton the county physic-
ian was allowed sum not exceeding 500 for At
tendance on inmates In the poor home. On no
Elon 3. J. DELPHI Was allowed 81 so instead Of IS
cents as allowed yesterday for conveying paupera
from poor farm 20 depot On motioned adjourn
ed 20 p. N.
Up. m. Board convened. Members present as
Deiorei called 70 order 5y chairman. On motion
the action OF the Bosrd ia opening the road petit
ioned for by sam Newton in Mound township was
Eecindeds road not opened. On motion Anna
Lane and j Il. Breaky were appointed examiners
OF Teachers for the ensuing year. On melton the
witness hes5 in the several road cases carried up
70 district court was ordered paid and warrants
were dfaWned Tor same.
TheSfOliOWiEg bills were allowed;
LNHaNa 60 A.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18
ROAD NOTICE.
q WhOnl & ~ Concern:.

TO Whom it may Concern:
In pursuance OF an order made by the Board Of
County Commissioners OF the county of Phillips
in the State OF Kansas, in regular session on the
9th day OF January, 80, notice ie hereby given
that " IL. Martin and II other hOusehOideTs Of
said county, residing In the vicinity where it is
proposed 70 lay ont and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented % said Board their
certain petition, praying the laying ont apd es-
follows:
Commencing at the northeast corner OF section
4; town 5, range 16, thence west on section line
one mile, and that IS. Fl. II. Gray, I'd. McDOu-
gall and Geo. H Tannahill, viewers duly ap-
pointed, VIII meet ct beginning OF said road,
with Surveyor on the 18th day OF February. 1889,
and proceed to view said road and 70 give ali
parties hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said
SEAL county, affixed at my Office in said
jan 1926 county. this 14th day Of jan
nary 1889. S. j. HARruAN, County CLERK
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18

Q i Morton ] p fees state vs. Brooks. 90.
A Bennett COnst fees state VS. Brooks.
" Il Morgan COust fees state va Trum-
y Q Albright wit fees state Va Purcell.
Nick Noel wit fees state Vs Purcell. .....
Danl FOy p fees state vs. Spears. -.
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
AT recent election ior members Of the

AT q recent election Tor members OF the
legislature in Utah, Salt Lake city elected
eleven members on tie anti Mormon
ticket. This may or may not lead to the
election Of an anti-Mormon city govern
ment at the next election hut when it is
remembered that the Mormon vote i'll
1886 at Salt Lake was in the proportion
OF five to one Of the Gentle vote, it is
seen that the anti plurality test oath is
reducing the Mormon vote to minimum.
Now that the balance Of votes begins to
turn the other way, the growth from i'm
migration will quickly place a good work
ing majority in the hands OF the Gentiles,
and the ascendency OF Mormonism in it,
stronghold will soon be n thing OF the
past. 1t looks as if polygamy as an or
ganized institution must yield to the deter.
mination OF the national government to
maintain civilization in the territories on
the side Of monogamv.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19

DID ever any connected officially Will
the administration OF the courts under the
late alleged reform, but in reality corrupt
Cleveland administration pay any of the
travelling expenses Of any OF the judges
Now, this is very plain and simple ques-
ton, is it NOT, and not calculated to inspire
much fear? We should Jike to have some
information in that direction. The peo-
pie would like to have some information
in that direction. OF course, we can not
expect any person to criminate himself
but nevertheless we have received some
information to the effect that such q thing
has happened; We are carefully and dill
GENTLY investi Eating the matter. For the
present enough.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19

TIE people OF kentuck! are to have
their state constitution revised. 1t is
about time. Az it now reads, it is say-
cry constitution, except so far as it is
modified by the constitution ofthe United
States. 1t provides that every free (whltel
male citizen Shall he allowed to vote, and
negroes and nulattoes are expressly eX-
Guided from the state militia There is
an article also defining the status OF slaves.
1t is well that Kentucky has turned her
face toward the morning with respect to
her organic law.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
TnE Terry tragedy is attracting uniyers.

TnE Terry tragedy is attracting unVers!
attention. But no sympathy is being
wasted, and there ought not to be. There
is n good deal Of poetic justice in Judge
Tery's fate. "a life for lie" Terry
had killed two men, and that wantonly
He was man of blood and died in the
manner such men usually die.
As far as the deputy marshal is con-
cerned, he seemed to have done nothing
but his duty. Terry was known as des-
perate man and Deputy Nagle took no
chances. Associate Justice Field in
CURED Terry's deadly luminosity through
no personal act He was entitled to pro-
lection. Justice Field is mn upright
learned and just judge and an honorable
man. One finger of his hand is of more
value to his country than Terry's whole
existence.
OF course, homicide is entirely too
SERIOUS matter to pass unnoticed, and
therefore the California courts ought to
and no doubt will make Il full investiga-
ton into the case. But considering Ter
rvs history, his character and ungovern-
able temper. We DO not think that Deputy
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19

Gen. Russell B. ALGER is spoken of as
the next commander in chief of the grand
army Of the republic Should he accept
the place he will doubtless be elected He
Is very popular with the old soldiers, He
vas brave, able and successful soldier
and general lie has always stood by
the boys in blue and no old soldier ever
went to him for help without receiving it.
The veterans who fought for the union
would honor and benefit their order by
his election,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19

TIE notorious t'iack case in New York
city reminds one a great deal OF how JUS
tice vas prostituted and applied to per
sonal, partisan and corrupt ends under the
alleged reform administration during the
past four years in New Mexico. The peo-
pie OF this territory are to he congratulated
upon the fact that that era is about over,
however, as lar a. New Mexico Is con-