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The brutal fellows who looked on and
permitted Jackson and Ahearn to fight in
the ring at st. Louis until the former was
killed ought to be prosecuted and pun
ished for manslaughter. They knew
long before the fatal termination that the
men had ceased to ''box" and were fighting
in earnest; they were covered with blood
and manifested all the ferocity of wild
beasts, but the seconds and lockers on
sponged their CORY bodies and urged them
on until Jackson was beaten to death.
According to all the accounts telegraphed,
1t was the bloodiest ring contest ever wit
messed. The men ,disregarded science,
fought with skin tight gloves, and beat
each other like maniacs Yet they were
put up, roNnd after round, though the
floor fairly ran with their blood, and
they were beth wounded and dripping
with gore. Such is the brutalizing
effect OF the siogging craze; it so deadens
he humane instincts and paralyzes the
ensibilities that in this case the spec
1ators became themselves ferocious, and
literally turned their thumbs down to have
one or the other Of the men killed before
their eyes Their passions were infamed
the thirst for blood controlled, and
citizens otherwise deemed respectable and
sensible to humane influences became, for
&he time, inhuman and bestial and de-
manded life as a sacrifice. Now let the
law step in and read the men of the
country lesson it viii not soon forget If
this st. Louis outrage goes unayenged it
will follow presently that men will be
Knocked down upon the streets and tram
Piled 70 death to satisfy the taste for blood
that the slogging craze IS stimulating.
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FRISCO HAPPENINGS.
United States Officers do not Believe in
the Indian Scare.


the Indian Scare.
SAN Francisco, September lSth.-Judge
Wallace has not yet been able to secure a
jury TO try Langford for the murder of Jo-
seph Hayes. Only eight jurors have been
secured so far.
THAT INDIAN OUTBREAK.
AT army headquarters United States
officials DO not credit the report of an
Apache Indian outbreak. They say such
reports are frequent and groundless. No
sdvices have been received from the scene
of the alleged troubles.
ARRIVAL OF CHINESE DIGNITARIEs.
ebay Kwok Ying, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary rom China.
arrived to-day on the Gaelic and was re.
cei7ed by the officials of the Chinese Con-
sulate and Collector of the Port Phelps.
The suite of the Minister numbers twenty
nine, and the baggage of the party, com
prisiDg two drsy loads, passed the Custom.
house officers without examination. The
Minister and his suite sre unusually
distinguished looking men. They were
driven to the Palace Hotel.
JAPANESE DELEGATE.
Shuizo Tsukahara, distinguished citi-
zen of Toxic, arrived to-day en- route East
as delegate to the international Marine
Conference. which meets next month.
cHISA's ATTITUDE.
OF the les Chinese passengers who ar
rived on the Gaelic to-day, twenty-fhree
were for this port. All claim to be mer-
chants, and twenty are provided with GER
ticates. Lee, interpreter for the new Chi
nese Minister, on being asked what the ST.
titude of the Chinese Governments is toward
the United States on account of the Exclu-
sion Act, said: The Chinese Government
does not care a particle about it one way
or the other. 1t prefers to have its people
remain at home. Tie only element in
China that does care are the merchants,
| who profit by the expectation of our igno-
"a Mt classes "
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WA ErooRn. nN1ou SnNnAv uNrnz a

The RECORD. UNIoE, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are The only papers on the
Coast. outside Of Sa: Francisco, tko1 receive
the Jaal Associated Fress dispatches from all
partsofthe world. Outside of San Francisco,
theyhave no competitors either IN influence
home asd general circulation throughout the
State
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1HINAs ATTITUDE.
Los ANGELES poINGs.
The New City Hall Opened-Lower Cal
fornia's Geld Mines.

fornia's Geld Mines.
Los ANGELES, September ISth.-The New
City Hall was thrown open to the public
tonight. A public reception was given by
the city ofirers in the new building
stately three story brown-stone front. The
building cost, furnished, quarter of a
million.
fire in the hills back of the Santa
Monica Soldiers Home did serious damage
TO the pastures and ranches. A heavy rain
fell this afternoon and put the fire ont.
The loss aggregates ten thousand dollars.
II was caused by veterans carelessness.
Morales. the noted desperate, was
brought back from Santa Monica to-day,
where be bad testified against George q.
Bunch, his former partner in horsestealing.
He was so carefully guarded by Sheriff
Aguirre, that no attempt was made TO res
cue him By his friends. who were out in
force. He will be taken t0 San Diego.
whence Sheriff Mcdowell will take him 10
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A Chicago man has invented machine
which IS said to turn out a continuous
sheet of solder of any desired width or
length, at the rate of $50 per minute. Ii
consists principally OF two hollow reyoly-
ing cylinders, the space between which
represents the thickness of the sheet OF
metal to be produced.
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Sine 1s-n 49, as,,oa. ae n.1

Since 1870 the aspect of Rome has con-
siderabiy changed. The old narrow wind
ing streets are thing of the past, and are
replaced by large, wide thoroughfares.
Blocks Of the old houses have been
knocked down and a large modern piazzi
have sprung up in their stead. The mar
row Corso of old times will soon be no
more, as it is gradually being widened by
half again It's ORIGINAL width.
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LOWER CALIFORNIA COLONIZATION
The International Company of Mexico
Charged With Committing Fraud.

SAN DIEGO, September I8h.-Judge
Benton and Mrs. DR.. Newland of this CITY
are before the Grand Jury endeayoripg to
secure an indictment of the principal of
icials of the International Company of
Mexico on the ground of fraud and secur-
ing money under false pretenses. Among
the officials are Eagan NJ WelIes, Presi-
dent OF the company, and son of President
Lincoln's Secretary of the Navy; Judge
Hammersley of Hartford, Conn; Sir Ed
ward Atkinson of England; Major Sisson
of Sonora and a score of minor officials.
The parties to the complaint allege that
the company induced settlers to colonize
Lower California by promising the use of
$4,000 600 for the development of water
rights, railroads and commerce, when the
total cash capital of the company was but
5000, and that nothing has been done to
keep faith with the buyers. In case the in
dictment is refused, which seems unlikely,
Judge Benton and Mrs. Newland will bring
suit. The case promises to be highly SEN
sational
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We ought to be sincerely thankful for

We ought 10 be sincerely thankful for
any diversion that will call our attention,
even briefly, from the exeitation of the
day and its fearful records of crime, tur-
bulence, national upheayals and society
sensations-it is reported that the Euro
pean Union Of Astronomers has discovered
that of late there have been taking place
remarkable changes in the crater of the
lunar volcano known as Plipy. Now let
MS rest awhile and talk of moou-lore.
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Folsom Prison. He is an expert harness
maker, having learned the trade during q
former term in San Quentin.
Colonel s. n. Lucas, an experienced
miner, returned from Alamo, Lower Cal.s
fornia, to-day, with several gold bricks.
He says he has mined all over the West
but he believes Alamo district the richer I
mining district in America. In one of the
mines they had just struck ledge that will
run $4,000 to the ton. Some of the out
put is so near pure gold that there is hardly
rock enough to hold it together. He will
put up mills at once.
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THE very simple, hearty and popular
demonstration made on Tuesday night in
hOoor of Governor Stanford as an old Sac
ramentan and distinguished Californian,
must have much gratifed him. No man
can be insensible to the sincere manifesta-
tions of high regard by his fellow citizens.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-19

VIGoR, vitality and healthy appetite
impaired by a little Angostura Bitters
every morning Sole manufacturers. DR..
J. @. B. Siegert & Sons. at ali druggists.
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General McClenan,s Motber peaa.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1S.h.-Mrs.
Elizabeth 5. Mcclellan, mother of General
George Il. Mcclellan, died here to-day.
She was 80 years of age.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-19

A successful test was recently made at
Chicago of the naeelphone, wInch trans
mits wave sounds by magnetism.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-19

The most of our ailments come from
disordered liver, which Simmons Liver
Regulator cures.
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EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Ia Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of an order of the Superior Court of the city and
county of San Francisco, State of California,
made on the 10th day of September, 1889,
in the matter of the estate of CHARLES
HARLEY, deceased, the undersigned, the Ex-
ecutrix of the estate OF said deceased will sell
at private sale TO the highest bidder. for cash,
and subject to confirmation by said Superior
Court, on SATURDAY, the 2Sth dsy of Septem-
ber 1889 all the right. title. interest and estate
of said CHARLES HARLEY, deceased, at the
time of his death, and all the right, title and
interest that the said estate has, by operation
OF law or otherwise, acquired other than or in
addition to that of the said CHARLES BAR
LEY, deceased, at the time of his death, in
and to ell that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being in the City of Sac
rameDto, County of Sacramento, state of Cali
fornts, and bounded and described as follows
TO wit: Known as the west thirty Nv 30) feet of
lot number three (3l in the block or square be-
tween and and Ninth (9sh) and Tenth Q0th)
streets.
Terms end conditions of sale-Cash in lawful
money of the United States TO be paid on con.
tirmation of sale by said Superior Court. Offers
or bids must be in writing and viii be received
at the Office of DOYLE, GALPIN & ZEIGLER,
i32 Montgomery street, in said City and County
OF san Francisco, where the same may be left,
or delivered TO the undersigned Executrix per
sonally. ANNIE HARLEY,
Executrix of the estate of Charles Harley, de-
ceased.
September II, 1889.
lsl2-3t-Thl
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Tanners Successor.

DEER PARK [Md J, September 1Sth.-It is
stated authcriiayelv that Major Warner
has not declined the Pension Commission
ership. He still has the matter under con.
sidera,ion. Major George Merrill of Mss.
saehusetts is believed to be the only Other
man whom President Harrison is consider.
inp
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Officers Not to Blame.

WASHINGTON, September 1Sth.-The re-
port of the Court of Inquiry which ex-
amined into the running of the Boston on
a rock in Newport harbor, finds that the
officers in charge were vigilant and attentive
to their duty, but the accident occurred by
error OF Judgmentin estimating the distance
from certain land marks shown by The
charts by which the vessel was being
gni ed. The Court recommends no
further action and exonerates the officers.
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AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY

WHITE LABOR ONLY, LINEN POLISHED
w iu the neatest manner, We guarantee sat.
isfaction. All ordinary mending, sewing on
buttons. ETC.. free of charge, Washing called
for and delivered to any part of the city. Once
at Sawtelle's book store, 70S and 10 street.
Splm x. n. GREEN. Propriator
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Appoinnnent of a Colored Man

WAsHINGToN, September 18th Secretary
Window this afternoon appointed Robert
n. Terrell icolored) of Boston, Mass, Chief
of Division in the Fourth Auditors Office.
This is the first colored Chief of Division
ever appointed, although Lynch and Bruce
have been Chiefs of Bureaus.
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Horses for Livery, Brewers, Grocers,

WE HAVE AT THE sToCKYARDs 100
w head fine GSdings snd Mares from ou1
Sisktyou ranch. sklese horses are all well bred
and will be sold at reasonable prices if applied
for at once. A. HEILBR0N & BRO, Ne. 217
street. ia11-ff
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rTyHE NEWS OF THE WORLD Is CONTAINED
i in the WEEKLY UNIos.
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The Government win Build Them.

WAsHISeToN, September 1sth.-Secretary
Tracy to-day finally decided to build two
30o0-ton cruisers in the Government navy
yard.
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SAN Francisco, September 1Sth.-Judge
Wallace has not yet been able to secure a
jury to try Langford for the murder of Jo-
seph Hayes. Only eight jurors have been
secured so far
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ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST.
A Young Man Loses His Reason and
WanderS to His Death.
COL. GEORGE FLOURN0Y DEAD.
Said to be Overladen
With Gold.
tsrBaAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.l
COL. GEORGE FLOURNoY DEAL
SAD OCCURRENCE.

tsrsaAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1oN.
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THAT INDIAN oUTBREAK.
ARRIVAL OF CHINESE p1ss1r.BrEs.

| Shuizo Tsukahsra, distinguished citi-
zen of Toxic, arrived to-day en- route East
as a delegate TO the international Marine
| Conference. which meets next month.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-19

The speaker il the Conference of Chari-
dies aSathe national session held in San
Francisco, who made the following re-
marks, struck the keynote of true reform
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Had n Narrow Escape.

NEVADA CITY, September 1Sth.-At c.
b. Ebaugh's mine, near town, this after
noon Ebaugh's son, aged 10. got into the
cage on the surface. The hook attaching
1t to the cable got loose and it rushed
down to the bottom over a hundred feet
and was demolished. The lad was much
cut and bruised, but will probably recover,
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p. ROHL. z. .. CROUCH. Ipt
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SANTA MONICA, September 1Sth.-Tbe
Santa Maria fair opened to-day with q
great display of products. The exhibits of
choice fruit of all kinds were much ad.
mired by strangers. The races were well
attended and very good entries were made.
Leading citizens OF adjoining counties are
surprised at the Development of this dis.
trict
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REDDING, September 1Sth.-S. R. Jer
klns. aged 60 years, painter from Re
Bluff, fell off perch this morning an
broke his neck. Death occurred in sho
time. He is said 10 have two marie
daughters in Req Bluff.
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Cages enisfeiten.
mIanb B..

= Das gunoes 2riegsT6iH Thetis
lift bon Tacoma, Waib. Serr., mad
5itfa, Nlasta, abgeiegeIt. Bon Gitta
tpirb Der Sampfer nod benz 8ebrings=
Meer geben, urt bort gu freuaen.
Sn Denber, Colorado, berri6t
cine Nrt BON Mor6. unb @elbfmorbs
Manie. Mdbren6 Der lebten Sage
pur6en bort 3 Morbe unb 3 Selbits
morbe %begangen.
= Sn benz Minen $ 9iftrifte bon
8raibpoo5, Slinois, inb uuter ben
@ruben : Nrbeitern @trifes ausgebro>
den, bic gu beftigen unruben gefibrt
baben. Sob. Gifer bat es fur n6tbig
gebalten, mebrere Mili3 : &ompagnien
nod 8raibpoob gu entienben, apei bon
Chicago, cine bon Ottatpa, cine BON
Bloomington unb cine BON &anfafee.
8ebor bic beiben gbicagoer 3ompagz
nien per 8abn eintrafen, mur6e Der
8eriu9 gema6t, ben 3ug bur@ Ser
barritaoirung ber S9ienen gum @nts
sleiien gu bringen. Die 6inbernife
tpurben iebo1 mod re9t3eitig entbedt
unb aus benz Wege gerdumt.
= Mus Chicago pirb mitgetbeilt,
bob Der gisfubrmanm Patrid S'5ult'
ban, tpelder berbd6tig mar, an BET grs
morbung @rcnins tbeilgenpmmen gu
baben, elm bnles @eifdnbniB abgelegt
babe. Ct iou Der poIi5ei bic Namer
3abIrei9er on benz 9erbre9en betbeiIigt
getpeiener SrIdnber mitgetbeilt baben.
Der tuesen pferbebiebitabIs berboftete
Woobruff bat bereits 8eitanben, bic
2ei9e aus benz tleiren 9auie in 2afe=
biep fortgei@aft unb in ben Mbsugss
&anal getuorfen gu baben. Mn ben,
Morbe ielbit bebauptet CT ieoo9 ri9t
betbeiligt getpefen gu iein.
Muslanb.
Bei Der Mbftimmung iiber bas
MrbeiterzW ltersberiorgungs.@ eieB febl=
ten i'm Deuti9en &eidstage A Nbses
orbnete, bur@pes &onierbatiDe Dber Sea-
tionaliberale. Dieginen tuaren 3u lopal,
bic anberen 3u ,regierungsfreunbli9",
urn, trpb ibrer 8ebenfen, gegen ben
gntuurf gu fimmen, Der lotorif9 benz
Raiier unb aud benz &ei9stan3ler 10
tparrt an 0eraer lag. Das Centrum
mar sefpalten, Elm SbeiI ifimmte fir,
elm anberer geeen bas Geieb. Die Mns
nabnie erfolste nit 1876 sesen 165
Stimmen.
= &aifer Wilbelm II. bat benz Gir>
fen Dobeulobe, benz Stattbalter BON
gliaB : 2otbringen, ben S9maraen
Mblerorben b~erlieben.
= SSn 3uBlarb iollen bemnd6ft bic
.liberalen &eformsp ldne" beg fir3Ii9
bertorbenen @rafen Soltoi 3ur Dur9s
fibrung fommen, unb 3tpar berldufg
In feds p~rObin3en bes rufff6en &ets
DIES. Die Ber6fentli@ung bes gariaett
Solfoi'f@en &eform. planes 1T auf ben
80. Mai fefgeieBt tporben.
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gdtaffet freie 8ahu

rbne 3ettrerluif, renn Der 0armfanal purh drrnif6e
cber temperate @eritcpfuns blcdirt TT. Wan icnte
tets %einsebent fetn, bab fiefes rebel bic Neisuns bat,
a%nbaltenb. unD bartnddis gu werpen unD anpere unb
i&limmere setren gu peruriaaen. Goitetter's 8Rasens
bitters TIT bas ridtise Weiitel sur p~irtiamen geieitis
suns Der SbfruetiOnen, pbne baB babur6 bic 0es
bdrme i@mer3baft afiSirt rber sef4rd6t rerpen, mas
itets su befdrdten 1T mad benz @ebraua beftis pirtens
Der abfabrmittel, fpelde 5u ben i9dbli6iten Der biaisen
Tursan5en sebbren, ipie ie BON leidtsldubisen unb irz
reseleiteten Weni4en reridludt lperben. Die Grfabz
runs fcppbl ME ber Gusfpru4 dr3tltter autpritdten
~beitdtisen ben aniprua teS gitters, elm b59f wpbls
tbdtis rirfenbeS abfatrmitteI gu iein. Ni@t nur as
etne Aueae Der ~Grleidternns unb ReseImdbisteit teS
Stublsanss, Der aeber= unb MasenzI bdtisteit, frnz
bern AND ala grdpeutirmittel sesen Aierenz unb 0Ia=
ie~nbefawerben, sesen Gteterpein auer grt Bat e8 ni6t
letneS GleiHen.
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Seras nmS bic @aniesud,t.

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Jas!AeL igls[ .eg!sn 9amne1a oIlngI
stas .sIaM!lgs SsLIang, PEI sJIalonla
utgns s.nsa SDLiY.ag Us!syst aal gen
espsn pnu os,aag s''gus MoMslges gaI,
losl osI nagsIsm sIMe1l OOg n'gI
sgaAS Dgas sllgsInI, naO 5gar pen, ~
2eIas sVanIs.GaLmenu an5ule9sn, inell
Es sDsAle guI 5agssa %aIOsn, als Diele
eaoeIe UarMsM I'sInspMuageI. g1aas
leieosIn. mla9I0c Dlalt-nno eng fegr
gsIngIst Mt!lIsl, IVY Y q Mogle ng als
en- 9orIgstsgaItes UelyuII ge~rausrelen,
" &eIas Oanle 'M VIDBeA 5u 5legen;
9 u~noeOelIeao MnD weAlg 9roBartlg
oaqeioe aug auslsgsH mag, pger l@elnt
~ lelH, oaB es-0eI oem prelle DON 70
gents Iar pas pIuho Jsoerammeoenic
lcDnelo ZEN mnfoe, ais sum Seliplel
ole grooeef5uwt IN Nloln, uno Dap
EN- 1dsr Saao, lnr pc ganls3ugt oer'
MEMBER. On Ueoern eosnlo plel einorltl'
gen mod2ts. ipie en- Adsr erooesret.
1eIas DsFgl. uls Dts sIIag.AAg g!eiIaW
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GiAeMtbiimIid1e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0eft inter bemf Nfeft.

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SIM 6fIi9en She'll BON Starr @ountp
berrf6t-mie aus 9ibalso bonn 26.
Mai mitaetbeilt pirb,-feit benz bets
gangetten 9erbfe fdOn cine INNER mebr
UNI li6 greifenbe uni Bebenfen erre'
genbe &rantbeit unter benz &inbbieb
uno ben pferben, an mel6er Big iebt ets
ma apeis Bis breibunbert gefallen finb,
uno uel6e mageres pie fettes 8ieb In
giei6er Weiie tp%esraft. Wentt elm
Sbier ausrit BON Der Grantbeit befaQen
pirb, fdngtes at, bin unb ber 3ui9mans
ten, als ob es am GoQer little, unb legt
f9 Dann balb nieber. Sc berSu9t aber
INNER wieber fi9 gu erbeben unb taus
melt 10 nod eineu o6er 3pei Sage bers
UNI, ebe es ftirbt. Wie bic unteriu9ung
bon Elm paar Sbieren, pel9e an Der
graiirenben Seu6e frepirt finb, ernie.
len bat, fin6et fi9 in ben 2ungen unb
in Der 2eber i6Dar5es, geronnenes Blut,
unb es bat ben Mni9ein, als Db bic gan>
&c Bruf in Mitleibeni9aft gesogen wds
re; bas @ebirn unb bic Gingetpeioe aeis
gen bagesen feinerlei &ranfbeits=S pmp:
tome. 8emerfenspertb erf9eint es, baB
in bemfelbsn 9itritt, tpo bieie 6eu6e
berri9t in neueiter 3eit aud an mebs
rerett pldBet unter ben Gtinffaben uno
Studs > W6lfen (Coyotes) GdDe bon
Mutbtrartbei borgetommett finb. Sn
Der Md1e Der Mgua Nueba &an9 in
Starr Gountn lit gum BeiipieI au Mn.
fang bes Monats (leai) elm Merifaner
BON einem Stinftbier a~ngefalen un6 ge=
biIen porben, tpel6es an BET SoQwutb
It'll, tpie ~tpenigftens borausgeiebt mirb.
Slider 1T, baB Der Mann in &aierei
b~erfallen lit, Db Dor BIGGER GHr9t, D6er
neil er pirfli9 bon Der Waferf@eu er.
griffen mar, muB babingeftelit bleiben;
feline Jreunbe batten i'm felt gebunben,
UNI ibn uni6dbli6 gu maden ;ses mar
ibm aber geIungen, bod log gu fommen,
urb er 1T ni6t mieber sefangeu uorben.
9ie @itterung bier 1T cine duBerf gins
ftise getpeien unb bic 8egetation in Gols
&c beffen duBerft iipais; es tpdre baber
m6gli1, baB irgenb elm giftiges Rraut
uuel elu tluHe yuieII VIC usSYCt uHoeS
fannte urfaGe ber 10 f9limm graifren'
ben 8iebfranfbeit mare.
s6S- Derr Moore, poftmeifer su
grabibatu, 3d., bef@loB, nadbem ct
cine MnSeige bon @bamberlains RoIifz,
@boleras unb Diarrboea : Mittel geles
fen, cine tIeine JIaf9e Sabon au bers
fu9en. Ct fast: sd gebrau9te es
in 3mei Gdaen fur &olif unb in brei
fir Diarrbpe nit bolfommenem grs
fplge. Cine Doiis beruria9te LIBERAL
8eRerung nit Musnabme zines GaIes,
tpp Bel einem Nnfalle bon b6sartiger
&olit cine 5tpeite n6tbig mar. Sd
femme cine Mnaabl bon patentsM ebi3i=
men, bic i@ gebraudt, ober ftir bic i'd
Agent mar, aber feline, bic before Mes
fultate ergnb, als @bamberlains 2olifs,
gboleras uno Diarrboe Mittel. Gum
0erfauf su rs unb so Gents bic GIaf6e
bel ". gobn & Co., s. 2alteper &
SDhn uub allen atbereu MpDtbeferu.
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y.

= SOB. &oB lit nod Sort Wortb
absereiff, INN bic Musfteltng int bortis
gen Spring Palace at beiu1en.
- Das @eIu9 bes tpegert Worbes au
IL Sabren 3u9tbaus perurtbeiltsn pos
li3iiten @etbel In @alDefton I'M einen
ilelisrt pro3eB 1T abf9ldsis bef6ieben
tporben.
- Sn MiIers Scrip, untpeit Dallas,
fanb Der Iarnier &i1arb MubI ouf
ieltame Weiie jeinen Sob. Ct tpDllte
in Der Ndbe ieines Gaufes 9ieb eintrei.
ben unb rift febr i9nea, als bas
Yferb unter elmer ifraf geipannten
WafdIeiue binbur9 rift. 9ieielbe traf
i6n nit folder 8etpaIt nnter benz Slim.
bab er nit gebro@enem @enid riidmarts
BON pferbe fiir3te.
= 6rau &C.. Brandt In SbelbD bat
in etnem Mnfalle bon @ahninn stpei
itrer eigenen Rinber erI9ohen unb lit
nit benz oritten auf unb baboa &C.
laufen.
- Sn 81 pafo bat fi9 cine @eieu'
fdaft BON a~ngeiebener 8irgerr bes
@ountD organifirt, tpel9e ben 3tped
berfDlet, bic gntmidlung Der minerals
{1en 6lIfsqueaen bes bortigen 2anbess
tbeils in bic Sanb az nebmen. MuG
Mustpdrtiee Fnb babel betbeiligt, uab
oils Elm 6auptstped Der NRoeiation tuirb
seItenb gema9t. bab fe 2eute, ipel9e
Bic Wbidt baben, gelb in 8sreiperts'
llnternebmeit ansuIesen. babor i6tben
ioll, in isminblerii@e proiefte ss3oger
au peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-29
at bic edmtmpimdt mmbetIbar2

Man Ieie bas Madfebeabe: vSerr 6. 8.
Morris in 9eipart, MrtanfaS, fagt: sd lag
an 2unsen : MbieeIen f6ner barnieoer, unO
meme Greunbe unb bic Mer3te e~rflirten mid
fir unbeiIbar fdpinbFidtis. Da fins i9 an,
Or. Sings neues Sdpinblu1tsmitteI su ge.
brau9en. Sept babe id bic brittle Glalde nnb
bin bereits I'M @fanbe, bic Arbeiten auf meiner
Garm pieber 3u iiberpaden unb gu beaufi@-
tisen. GO 1T bic bette Mebiein, bic es sebeu
fann!~
Seize Mibblepart in Decatur, Ohio, fdreibt
iudts. SeilmitteI gebraudt batte, pdre i'd fdou
LANCE meinem 2unsenleiben erlesen. Die ger5ts
batten mid bersits aufsessben. SEPT bin i'd
bel befem BobIfein."
@robeHaiden fret in allen ApOtbeten. @bole.
fale bet Dreib, Sbompfon & 60.