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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-12
roW bon
M@Deln, Iepplchen, Maften, ROuleauX ETC.. etc

bic Cine Elm bldfies, bageres @eien mil
ipibem 8ef9t uno ipiBen Gingern, in
benen f9 cine 9dfeiatbeit miibiam fort.
qudlte, bic Nuoere Elm iunges, bliiben.
beg @ei96pf nit fleineren runberen
/ Gormen, Iiebli6 ger6tbeten Wanseu unb
blonben, unter einem &embranbtbute
borquelenben 2ofen.
Ser 0ut mar fed Elm tpenig auf bic
Seite gefebt, cine btbi9 ausgeiu1te
unb sugeri@tete Geber i9mtidte benfel.
ben. bic gauge @rf6einung bes Mdb=
6ens atbmete ienen- unbef9reibli6en
Gei3 Oes tleiofamen 8ef1mads, ber tpie
Der Duff Der Weiblihfeit fiber ben
Grauen i6webt, unerrei6bar trob &ei9.
tbum unb 8orHebmbeit, tpenn er bon
Der Natur berfagt 1T, unbsrIierbar trob
Nrmutb uao gdeorigteit, tuenn bic gtas
tur ibn einmal berlieben bat.
sic tuar es, tuel6e S6nibp geruien
bate, unb aIs fie iebt ben &eferenbar
berdberi9auen fab, tpurbe fie feuerrotb
unb beugte fi6 fiderno 3u ibrer 8eglei.
term iiber ben Slid. Oieie bIidte BON
ibrer Irbeit niGt auf unb nur bic i6ma=
len 2ippen beluesten ii6. anI9einenb
um einea Sabel iiber bas 8enebmeu Der
Anoern aus3uipreden.
Die &leine b6rte ibr gu unb es 9ing
tpie eine leiie 8eI9dmung iiber ibr @es
fi6t; bann aber blibte ber Mutbmille
tpieber auf, bic Nugen gIitten, ben &e.
ferenbar bei.neibenb, ua9 Der STEELE su
leinen 6iiEen unb yS9nipp" rief iie
balblaut nod einnlal.
Run erbob ii9 S6nipp auf feline 6ii.
Be; Elm QSeil9en itano er, bic Mugen
nit itaunenber @elaRenbeit auf bic &us
ferin g.,i6tet. bann feBte er ii9 lang
lam in BeDegung mad ibr bin, unb iein
leiie wadelnber S6neif fdien gu iassn:
Sa bin i'd aber bod tpirtli6 neugierig !!
Sobalb bas Mdb9en TIN tommen
lob, neigte fie fi6 ibm entsegen, i@nal3te
lodenb nit ben Gingern unb nGomm
56nipperle, rief iie, fomm S9uipperlel
Wor ibr ffano elm balbgeleertes @las
Bier; lte beugte fi6 3u + Jreunoiu
biuliber, wel9e &affee trant unb na9s
benz tie li9 iiberaeugt bate, baB bieielbe
ni9t alle Wlil9 ge6rau6t bate, nabm
lte, obue biel gu fragen, bas Milds
tdnn9en, goB ben Subalt befielben in
bic tleine S6ale, in tpel9er ber 3us
der gelegen batte unb belt bas gefiillte
8efdB benz 9inti9er ppr bic gfaie.
S9nipps Iugen nabmen einen pertldr=
ten Slang an, er FOB fiG auf ben Sin.
terbeinen, inoem er bic 8orberpfoten
auf bic 2niee oes Mdb9ens lthBte; bic
Itil3 in ibrer Sano ober rtidte b6ber
uno bOber, 10 baB bet uusltdli6e
S9nipp Santalus Ala!eH aus3uItee
ben begana; elm lsiIes BinIeln ert6nte,
elm lebter duRerifer @ati9luB malte fid
In ben fpib emporgeri6ieten Obrsn. unb
NIT einem Sabe befano er lib auf benz
S6oBe ber nnbetdnnsen.
(5ortlesuus fols;)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-12
Ser G5ar in Berlin.

Der G3ar traf an IL. October in 8es
gIeitung ieines 3peiten SDbnes, BEG
@roBfiiriteu Georg, in Berlin ein.
&aiier Wilbelm unb bic idmmtli9eH in
Berlin antpeienbeu f6uigli6en prinsen,
iopie 6arit 9ismard uHb Graf Serbert
8ismart unb cine grOBe 9tnaabl bpber
8eamter unb OffiSiere empiiugen Den
@3aren unb oeKeH Sobu auf benz 2ebr=
ter 8abnbofe.
Ger @3ar trus bic Uniform bes preu.
Bifdlen @arOe'R 'Regimentes, beHen Gbei
er 1T.
SEC 6aar unb &aiier WilbeIm ums
armten ii6 aufs ber5lidlte (9), als Der
g3ar ben 3ug perlaIen bate. 8arauI
palibte iib Der @3ar bem ,5iiriteu gig.
mard 3u, benz er ebenfalls nufs bera.
Ii9fe Die Ddnbe briidte uno nit benz et
fi6 lebbaft unterbielt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-12

Ssri9ieoene gtoBe .beuti6e Iirmen,
pel1e DanoeIss5afioreien al Der off
afrifanli9en Riiite baben, iollen iid) ers
boten baben. i'm Mni9luB an bic neue
SampFer. 2inie, einen regelmdBigen St>
lteHsS sSd)ifffabrts :8ertebr 3u erri6ten
uno gu unterbalten.
= Sas Berliner poliaei Departes
ment # iebt aus ben alien &dumen am
9ausbogtei'plaBe in bas groBartiae,
neuerri3tete poli3ei @ebduoe an benz
Nleranber'WaBe iiberseliebeIt.
= 3tuBlanb 1T befanntli9 sur Belt
bamit bef6dftist, fein Seer nit bem
neuen, tleinfalibrigen 8emebre aussu=
rllften. Das n8erliner 3agblatt" glaubt
herln Elm n5riebens3ei6en" erbliden au
olirfen, ba bieie ltmdnberung Der Sc
nebre etne 3eit bon mebreren eSabrer in
Nnfpru9 nebmen tpirb.
= Das Separtement beg eSura I'M
fibs6itIi9en Grantrei6 1T bur9 per,
beerenbe lleberi9nemmungen beimge.
fu9t porben. 3ablrei9e 8rtiden fnb
5erltort tporben unb bic Sauptftabt bes
Depariements = nssIes5auInier -
itebt o6llig unter WaiIer. Gbenfaas fno
mebrere D6rFer D6lig iiberi4memmt unb
bas Wtilitdr lit eifrig nit &ettungsbers
iu6en bef6dftigt.
Nus Der 9auptltabt Werito fommt
bic iiberraf9enbe Na6ri6t, baB bas
untertaus bes merifaniiben 9ongreHes
NIT allen, gegen eine Stimme, bic
Btll angen men babe,
ou i'd 10 Ell DE BEN beibenter o.
II II den Negern, Jergu o n
unb Gllis, gemiife 2ouaeis
iio,ten gemadt nurben, UNI
gegerpGolOnien in ben 5taaten 8era
@ruS, Oaraca, Mfidoacan, Guerrero
unb San 2uis potoli 5u griinben. Mfau
glaubt, baB aud ber Senat bic Bill on.
nebmen unb ber Prdfbent Iie unter3ei9.
nsn mirb. @s beibt, baB Gerauion uub
gais i'm SianOe isin piirbcn. allein aug
8eras 10000 Garbise our Musmanoes
rung na1 Wtei.tO gu bewegen, bic bort
Bdumtuolle bauen miirben unb baB biez
len teranii9en Neseru bann balo unses
5dblte SauIenoe aus sen 5iiboltsStaas
ten ber Union folsen piirben. (0ier in
SeTas faBt nan Das @ais 5ergulpn.
proiett iibri9ens gar ni9t einmal ernit
auf uab es bat ben 2ni9ein, als bdtten
oieIe beiOen Sarbisen unter ibren eee'
men Raiie @enoKen iiberbaupt gar
teinen neanenslpertben 4nbang. 9lnm.
R
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-12
!Gortleknna foIss;.l
ilngeb6rtae 8umutbunscn.

Is IT uusernhuftis, benz Rassn 0inse ,u,umutben,
bic er niat Ieiien tonu. Gs subt 1bprn senus pele
bteen tregsn 0iener 70 Ianse maItraren, Bis er fd,
empbrt une ite eahur6 TRAIT, pte fe es rerbteueu.
DpSperfe 1T bic sew5bnliae 6ose ron saltrenpmi6en
6geeKen; mag ie MN bierpcn berrhbren pter turb
ererbe cher In eer uSene aner5psene S&pd6e bebnat
fen e TT in iiherer uno ansenebmiter pee BELLA
enr4 6ptetter'S Masenbtiers, unlreitg haS ppr,us
lidpie unp beltempfobene Wasen Glgir, has e5 9i6t
Sine QBrtuns eiue5 anresen6en Giiets duf ben R6aen
unb pefeu erb6bte 1bdtsteit in Grhauns lener Ser=
bauuns5s unb aimtliruus5 Suuttionen 1T bic bur6
ben aubaltenoen @ebranb tieie5 iesenSrei6eu Straz
mittelS eriiee Stdrtung Der asemetneu QBberlaness
fdbisett, 9riftisans uno 8erubsuns ber Rsrpen uno
8eietisuus per Nnlasen ;ur SalaHOli9tet unp 9pppz
tpnerie. 9iliplitdt, talteS unb Behfeieber, Rbeu=
masmua uub Rierenlstoen pernen beiiegt her be-
puneeruu ssmiretgeH Nr3net.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-12

Na6oem bic ein3elneu Mitglieoer aus
benz @efuIge beg @3aren bem 3aile,
9Silbelm unb behen @efolee borgeliell
Dorben tparen, befilirte Die aug eiuel
Gompagnie beg Mleranber &egimente!
beitebenbe @brenma6e am @aaren por
bel, tpdbrenb bic Muiifs&apeae be1eI
ben &egimentes bic rulfi1e National
9nmne intonirte.
Sarauf labm man in ben bereitffe:
benoen Sofsgquipagen YlaB uno fubl
hur6 eas 8ranbenburger Sbor iibe,
ben R0niasplaB na6 oem ruffIden Sc
fanbti9afts @ebduba, mo- er mdbrent
ieines 8erliner Nufentbaltes uobnte
gs fiel auf, in meid ungep6bnlid
i6neller @angart bic pferbe Der 6of.
Garohen ben Weg bonn gabn6ofe Biz
gum Botl6afts @ebduoe aurtidsulegen
batten.
Die StraBen, ipel9e Der Magens 3ul
gu pailiren bate, tparen BON eilIem
sablrei9en publieum beiebt, tpel6es
li6 aber gans fiji petbielt, mas einen
auffaaenoen 6ontraif gu benz @insuge
bes S6nigs 9umbert bon StaIiem uno
bes Gaiiers bon Oeiterrei9 bilbete.
llebtisens pareu bic betrefenben Stras
Ben reid befIusgt unb oecorirt unb als
bic @quipagen bds 8ranbenburger Sbor
paiftrten, ert0nte elm @bren Salut bon
101 GanOnen .S9ill5en.
Gaiier WilbeIm trug beim gmpIanae
bic Uniform bes Wiborger.&egimentes,
oehen @bef er 1T, unb auf Der BruIt
trug er bic Decoration bes ruiii6en ST.
WnbreassSrbens. Nu6 Jtirif Yismarf
trug feine idmmtli1en ruilii9en Oroeu,
beren ct aus friiberen 3eiten cine ganae
Collection auf3uweiien bot.
Die Nomirdle bes britiihen @el1ma>
bers, bas gegentpdrtig in Giel por Gin,
fer liegt, luobnten ben @mpfangs Sci.
erlidteiten ebenfalIs BEL unb au6 iie
tpur0en benz @3aren porgeItellt.
Ser Gaiier Wilbelm geleltete ben
@3area bis an bas 8otinafter 6otel,
oas er ieoob balo borauf wieber pers
lieb. Giirlt Yisn,ard oagesen blieb
ii5er cine balbe @tunoe bort, Die ct in
eifriger unterrebung nit benz @aaren
subra9te.
Sarauf uabm ber Gaar in @emsin,
f9ait nit ben preuBii9en Sff3ieren,
tpel9e 3u feinem perl6nli1en Dienlfe
commanhirt tpor6sn tparen, bas 5Sriib=
ifiif ein.
Sas ON Nbsnb bem G3aren 3u ST.
rem peranitaltete Geits9anfeit i1eint eis
lien = um einen fpecien 8erlinsr Nus,
5rud au sebrau6en - rsdt vtrauertl6,
trigenA 8erlauf senommen 5u baben.
Der iunse beutfGe 4aiier fdeint Td
nod Grdften, aber bergeblid, bemubt
gu baben, etpas v2eben in bic Bube au
bringen." @r bra9te einen i1nei6iger
3oaif auf ieinen @ait aus unb stpar in
beutiber Spra9e, i6loB aber NIT ben
ruifii6 gefpro6enen Worten ,So6 lebe
81. Maiefdt Der g3ar, elm bonnernbes
9urrab benz @3oren!"
8iel @inbruf f9eint er aber bamit
nidt geRla6t 3u baben, oenn Der G3ar
faBte f6 in ieinem grwiberunss 3Oait
10 furs tpie m6gli9. 9erielbe mar
gan3 in algemeinen 9lusbriiden gebals
ten uno ber @Sar fpra6 10 leiis, oab
i'm felblf bic ibm gegeuiiber SiBenben
taum beriteben tonnien.
Na9 benz 8antett fanb I'M f0niglis
den Spern 0aule cine 8ala Tcritel,
lung Ifatt. gDas ben 8erlinern bierbei
am meifen auffiel. bas NOR Der I'm,
itoub, OaB 6iirit 8ismard Der 8oritel=
lung beipobnte. Seit 20 Sabren bat
er oas Opernbaus ni6t betreten, aud
Iogar ni6t BEL her groBen 6eifs 8orItel.
lung 3ur Geier bes so. @eburtstages
beg Gaiiers Nilbelm |.
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SluficbcncrrcacuS!

Der uetetgang pon Ian9er Itmerlbafter 8rantbeit
Su rpbuder Gelunhbeit 1T cine Gppbe i'm 9eteu RES
Menldeu Gin icideS bemcrtenSpertbeS Greianis pcr=
eibt man nt une blett bem @eune beiiSbriuaer tets
hautbar. Oe5balb bort man aud nberau y6leeries
8itcrs" tpten. 90 rteie rereanten hre @eiuutb Belt
etelem arcRen Seilmtel uno Iruie. gBer nit iraenb
elmer aranbet eer Reren eer 9eter cher hes Nd9enS
9eplas III, sei6gnltts nie lanse, rrp ipfprtiee BeEe
Tung 6ur6 ZEN @ebraud Gleetre SttcrS erlansen.
8ertauft gu 30 @ts. uub 81 bic 6tul@e in OretB,
1bompl On Il G o. g Npetbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-12
WertrDoelt niGbt

toitbure 3eit unb 6elb, nod ipabt mil
@uer @efunbbeit. inbem Sbr nit uuges
wiiien Mebi3inen erperimentirt, ba bod
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Disco
very 10 poiitip fi6er in ieiuer beilenoen
Dirfung III, um feline Gabrifanien au
Der 8arantie 3u bere9tigen, baB ss
&raufbeiten bes Blutes, ber 9auts unb
Gopfbaut unb ole itropbul6ien 2eiben
beilt, ober bas bafiir be3abIte Gelb 3us
riidge9sbcn mirb.
$500 gelobnung offerirt fir einen
uubeil6aren Gall BON &atarrb ppn Den
@igent9iimern BON DR.. Sage's Remedy.
so Gents. Sn alleu 9lpotbeten gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-12

- Yeutben O.s5. 9lm15. 5. ftar6,
toie bic rOberf6Ieii6e goIts3eituug"
bertHtet, III Seutbeu 9ombrotpa Der
dltefe Dtann Der parofie 8eui6en
Gran3 DeiB iii oem bobeu utter bon 105
Sabreu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-12

= Claus @roib. Der in Giel iebeube
Di9ter, bat bas ltngltif sebabt, ieinen
iiingifea. % Sabre alien Sohn (oer am
@barlottenburger Bolpte1nitum flu.
birte), bur6 ben Sob gu uerIieren,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-12

Dte
80dentlide 6reie Yreiie fdr seras
erf9eint
ieoen Domnerfeg
unb foftet
$3.50 fit Sa6 Sabr poer S1.25 t.it
6 Wpmate tn ramsbesablnna.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
IS She DOOMED?
Germany and Russia Looking
ASkance at Switzerland.
A SAMOAN WHITE BOOK SEANCE.
The Conference Getting AlOng-TO Protect the
observation-disclosures From
the Army.

ERLIN, May 4.-[Copyright 1889, by the
New York Associated Press. The arrest
in Switzerland and expulsion from that
country of Police Inspector Wohlgemuth,
has suddenly assumed a serious interna,
tional aspect. The Emperor presided at
the ministerial council Thursday at which
it was decided to demand an explanation Of
the affair from the Swiss government.
The North German Gazette declares that
Wohlgemuth went to the canton of Aargou
in the legal prosecution of his duties as
police inspector of Mulhausen, and
was arrested at the instance of
a Socialist who was known to be an
agent provocateur against the German
police The Gazette significantly adds:
Countries bordering on Switzerland must
protect themselves against the reVolu-
tiOnary efforts which the Swiss officials
both tolerate and promote
To-day the St Petersburg Srct says:
1.-The recent bomb discovery at Zurich de
monstrates the necessity for foreign states
no longer permitting Switzerland to haIbor
and protect murderers."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
Heavy Fires in Wisconsin.

ASHLAND, Wis, May 4.-F'urious fires are
raging in the northern Wisconsin forests,
and unless heavy rain soon falls there
will be more loss to property than has been
already reported. Railroad men arriving
on the Omaha road tonight report that
from Ashland to Clear Lake, $50 miles, is
all ablaze. Many thousands of ties have
been destroyed, and some towns are en-
dangered.
Over on the Fond du Lac reservation
s., coo worth of logs and skids were burned.
Loggers who were interviewed tonight
say they expect great losses if rain does
not come soon. This afternoon in the east
ern outskirts of Ashland the flames in the
woods gained such Roadway that assistance
was asked of the citizens to protect prop
erty A large force of men organized a
bucket brigade and succeeded in prevent
ing any serious destruction of property,
but l, $50 cords of wood were burned.
Heavy clouds of smoke make the air heavy
in the city and on the lake it is like Il
thick fog.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
AMERICAS MILITIA.
Captain TaylOr's Report on it
Highly Satisfactory.
THE SUFFERINGS OF THE INSANE.
The Burns Case-The Fessenden Scandal
Dynamite in ChieagO-Through
Almond Eyes.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Captain Taylor,
who was directed by the secretary of war
to observe the movements of the militia
assembled at New York on the occasion of
the centennial celebration with particular
reference to the ability of the various com
mands to concentrate at a strategic point
in short time, is now preparing his re
port. He is pleased with the report and
says that fully forty thousand militiamen
poured into the city without disturbance
on time, and on an average within sixteen
hours from the time they started from their
homes. AS the troops trains were delayed
by the regular trains, and were in some
cases side-tracked to permit other traffic
to go on, Captain Taylor regarded the time
made as highlyfavorable and proving that in
case of need 10000 militiameR could be as
sembled in New York within fifteen hours.
The Fourth New York brigade, coming
from the outside of the city, landed 2,l34
their total strength; $3.50 of the Wee
hawken brigade We're ferried over.
marched to Madison square and guarded
and stacked arms all in one hour and fifty
minutes, and this in despite Of the fact
that the ferry houses, stations and streets
were damned with people.
Captain Taylor also. remarked on the
enthusiastic reception accorded by the
public to the militia clad in plain blue and
nothing but plain army accOutrements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
THROUGH THE FLAMES.
Trains in Minnesota Run Fire Gauntlet
The Dense Smoke.

DULUTH, Mimi. May A dense cloud
of smoke from the burning brush and tim
Der hangs over Duluth tonight, and it
seems to be growing thicker.
From the meagre reports from the sur
rounding country and travellers and train
men, forest fires OF considerable magnitude,
and OF a dangerous and destructive charac-
ter. are raging in nearly all directions from
the city within a radius OF fifty miles and
more. Cord wood, telegraph poles, etc,
have been destroyed in many different 10
calities. and in some instances settlers
houses, barns, etc, have burned. The fire
seems to be the worst on the line of the
Duluth and Iron Range west to Thompson,
and in the south beyond Barnum and the
Northern Pacific as far as Norman, twenty
miles beyond the Northern Pacific junction.
There are reports Of damage from the set
Elements back of this city on the country
roads from the Ashland division of the
Northern Pacific railway, and elsewhere.
The limited express from st. Paul this
afternoon passed through fires on either
side of the track. From below Barnum it
was so hot and the smoke was so dense that
the doors of the cars had to be kept shut
On one side of the track this side of Bar
mum dwelling house was burning and on
the other side the fire was in the stables
and outbuildings. The Northern Pacific
trestle near Walbridge, Wis, on the
Superior line, was burned this morning.
There has been so little rainfall in this
section this spring that the country is very
dry, and the woods are easy food for the
flames. Unless rain comes very soon, there
will likely be very great damage. There
is likely to be rain, but the fire rushes
through the dry brush and wood at 4 great
rate. No estimate can be made of the loss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
PUTOUT WITH WATER
A Riot About a Priest Suppressed
With q Hose.
ATHROAT CUT FROM IEAR TO EAR.
A Husband Murders His Wffe-Naval Officer
Suspended -German-Americans..E x-
pelled-A Lost Ship.

MANIsTEE, Mich, May A Polish priest
was assaulted on the street this morning by
one of the factions of his church. A general
riot resulted in which men and women
participated The militia was called out to
quel the riot; the fire department was also
called out, and turned the hose upon the
mob. After nearly drowning several of the
rioters, peace was restored. The sheriff at
tempted to arrest the leaders, but was at
tackled by women, several of whom were
knocked down. Ten rioters have been
jailed. A guard is stationed at the priests
house to prevent further trouble.
The trouble commenced three months
ago over money matters, the people, to the
number of one-third of the congregation,
being opposed to the 0Rev. Father Gro
chowsl1i, whom, they claim, has compelled
them to pay exorbitant taxes to support
the church. Six of the ringleaders were
arrested for assault and battery in Feb
ruary, but after a trial, We're acquitted.
Since that the trouble has continued. Two
parties are running the church, both selling
pews and transacting business. Last Sun
day the priest went through the church ask
ing for the certificates of the peWholders.
Puriel, one of his opponents, drew knife
and told the priest the knife was his certii-
cate and the riot ensued. Yesterday the
women attacked the priest and his faction.
The police dispersed the crowd, but the
trouble was renewed this morning. Trouble
is expected tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
On the Race Course.

NASHVILLE, May 1.-The attendance was
$500, weather pleasant and the track fair
to-day.
Three year-olds and upwards, six fur
longs-Bonair won, Jessie Mcfarland sec
ond, Golightly third. Time, Ing.
Three-quarters of mile, three year Odds
and upwards-Endurer won, McCauley
second, Clara C. third. Time :15.
Maiden two-year olds, nine sixteenths of a
miie-Amelia L. won, Miss B on lie second,
Miss Maude third. Time, SO seconds.
Three year-olds and upwards, seven. and
half furlongs-8 to won, Strideaway
second, Virginius third. Time, 1:36.
Troubadour stakes, one and one eighth
of mile-Terra Gotta won, Come-to-Taw
second, Hypocrite third. Time, :561z.A
Maiden three-year-olds and upwards, five
furlongs-Vermont won, Gardner second,
Dock Price third. Time, l IA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
A Navnl officers Sentence.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Secretary of the
Navy Tracy, has approved [the sentence of
the court-martial in the case of Lieutenant
William C. Strong, tried on board the
United Sites steamer Tallapoosa, at Mon
tevideo, in February, on three charges,
viz drunkenness on duty, neglect of duty
and disobedience of orders. The court
sentenced him to be suspended from duty
for five year, ON half of duty pay, to keep
the present number on the list and be pub
licly reprimanded by the secretary.
In his endorsement, Secretary Tracy calls
attention to the fact that the accused has
been tried for drunkenness before and says
his present sentence is very light.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
IMPRESSIONS OF THE AMERICAS.
Foo, the Chinese Commissioner Returning
Home to Make His Report on Foreign Affairs.

CHICAGO, May 4.-Y. L. Foo, one of
number of commissioners sent out by the
Chinese government about year ago to
study the industrial and other affairs in
foreign nations, is in this city with his sec
rotary.
Mr.. Foo's field has been North and
South America, in both of which countries
he has been conducting all sorts of investi-
cations for the past nine months. Now he
is on his way home, leaving tomorrow for
San Francisco.
His report to his Chinese majesty will in
clude his impressions of ship-building, rail
roads, steamship navigation and almost
everything but the military system, of
which he mas nothing to say.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
A Italian Revenge.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The police were this
afternoon informed of dynamite outrage
near the Grand Trunk railroad tracks in
the southern part of the city last night,
where party of Italian laborers occupied
an abandoned freight car. Yesterday they
decided to go to New York, and all left ex-
cept Michaelo Richo, between whom and
the rest feud existed. Before leaving, one
of them, supposed TO be Joseph Dofabbi,
put a number of track tOrpedoes into the
stove, and when Richo lighted the fire to
cook his supper, there was an explosion
which burst the stove into thousand
dreadfully injured and is lying at the county
hospital at the point of death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
BIGGEST IN AMERICA.
The Great Chicago Steel Companies Combine
and Form a Massive Concern.

ana Form Il Massive concern.
CHICAGO, May AT last the formerly
much talked of merging of the three great
steel manufacturing concerns of Illinois
was completed to-day without a hitch. The
new corporation is called the Illinois steel
company, and constitutes the largest com
bination of steel interests in America. The
capital stock is So, 900, 900, of which S, 0O0,
600 has been paid in a percentage Of the
valuation Of the old plants.
The representation in the company is the
North Chicago rolling mill company, 80 per
cent: of the Joliet street company, 26 per
cent: of the Union steel company, 20 per
cent. The business of the company will be
managed entirely by an executive com
mittee chosen by the directors, following
the Vanderbilt idea of vesting the control
in the hands of several instead of one man.
The executive committee is o. w. Potter,
chairman: A j. Leigh, J. c. Morse,
w. r. Sterling, and E. c. Potter.
The capital of So, 100000 is based
on a valuation of the three old
companies of about fifteen million dollars,
the remainder consisting of a cash working
capital and unused stock to be used in
or improvements. Besides the
various mills in Chicago South Chicago
and Joliet, the plant includes the mills at
Milwaukee and the mills in Dodge city,
Wisconsin, besides much other property.
Chairman Potter said this evening that the
proposed to keep all the plants
running, avoiding glut of the market by
the gradual diYersifying more and more of
the cOmpany's products.