davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21
Die Dertt[ouno oes unfrduts.

@d6renb bes Suli giebt eS 10 ptel gu
tDun, baB bas llnfraut oft pertadldlltgt
nirp, llllo geraDe sl oieier 3ett tpdc)it eS
am iippigften. SSn spei Woden, na60em
Die SeaderHng 0eS WtaisfeloeS autgeborI
bat, giebt eS llnfrGuter, Die reifen Sanlen
ausltreuen. Sn ben l3auneden retft etne
a10ere @rnte llnfrautlamen, tper11 Dies
nI1t D~erbiuoert iptrD. Sn @drten, auf
@emitlebeeten II. l.. 10. gtebt eS balo Sanlelt
genlg, I'm Qanse NcreS su peruntrautel1.
&aun man bes 1nfruutS ni6t anbers Uteis
1ter Deroen, ID oreife man SIR Senle uno
J0ade. Die llnfrIuter auf benz Wtaisfeloe
tDeroen am beiten nit elmer lharfen 0ade
b0s 8ertilgen oes uufrautS certDenbet, erz
ipart minoettens 5ebn StunDen NrbeIt liz
Der 3utunit. User Die groBe Sor3ligli6feit
Der @arten5arfe oils Sdtes9lpparat nod
nidt feunt, wiro ieBt reidlid @elegenhett
baben, it'd napon su iber3eu9en. Sc fletner
bdS llnfraut, oelto letdter miro eS oeritlgt.
Sine HflauSe, penn aerGoe I'M Sarnenbldtt,
lit ebenio Elm l~lufralt, als tDe1n lie 10 groB
lift, bub l%lmtbafen ooer NusretBen ertoroer>
LID mirD. Sn Der eriten GntipiGelnng be-
griffeu, serItDrt Das geri1gite 9odern 0eS
8oOens Die llntrGuter. Wian nehme cine
Stab,barfe init lanaen 3infeu, bals oiele
ldarf uno red)e oanlit allen 8ooen i'm Oar
ten. Der ni6t bon Nubpflan3en eingenomz
me 1T; miro bies niht beridumt, 10 bat
oas llnfraut tpenig @elegen6eit gum Wa6z
len. Ofan tparte niht, bis baS unfraut
ft6tbar 1T, lonoern tpmme tbm 5upDr. See
ionoerS ;ipiihen Den Geiben lteu g%eplait3ter
@rnten erDeiit lid Die 9arfe ais bohlt err
foldreid1. IS uta6t 10 Denta Utube, nit
Der 6arfe 81 iGten, Oab, menn red)tseitig
begonnen, bas Geinbalten zines @artens
&lcinisfeit lit. Meil fein lInfrout ithtbar,
bari man aber nidt folgerit, DaB Saaten
Iberfliiiitg Jet. Die 8ortbeile zines OIL Der
SberflGhe frii6 auf0eloderten 8obens BARI
man nidt iiberleben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21

Serrn SEQ. MarffeG6er, Manfato,
Minu. Srage: $50 ftnb 2iegen gu befoms
men, G6nli6 benen in 9eutl6lan0? Qlntz
mort: Son @uitaO @aertner, SEQ. 70
GobIenseStr., Gbtcago.
r2efertu". Sraee: 0oun miiien
So6anntSbeeren geihnitten Mno tDie fDnlen
ie perrnebrt perben? Qnttport: Sobanz
nisbeeren beibneioet man, io6alD Die 8iil6e
i6re 8lGtter perlieren. 9aS iunge 9ols
bes leBtsn Sowmer5 fam 3u S6nittlingen
bon 4 bis 6 3ou QGnge perbroldt perben;
bieie fann man lofort onpflau5en, un5 stpar
10, baB u Elm Nuge iiber Der Groe berpors
ftebt. Beim Ginpflansen muB Die @roe
re6t felt geqen ben S6nittling gebridt
peroen, ban1tt ct niht gelodert fnirb. 0iers
OUT ioate man oas Beet nit 9aub ooer oer>
9lei6en beoeden. 60 LANCE IS t6unii6 err
i6eint, loute man bic S6nittlinge I'M
0erblt auspflansen, fann bies ni6t ae>
i6eben, 10 binoe maj iie in elm 8inbel,
pergrGbe ie on elmer trodenen, gegen Sroit
gei6iBlen StelIe unO ieBe tie aus i'm fSri6z
lima, lo6alO Der 8o6en bearbeitet tDeroen
fann.
6errn s.. g.. Sa. Srage: Sann Elm
Biero Dom an0ern bas &rippenieBen Ier>
rsn ? Qnttpnrt: SemperamentDole 8Ter0e,
beionbers ipenn bdufig miiBtg i'm Stale
fte6eno, nebmen Die bOie NngeWobnbeit eber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21
SduB Ger pfan5en 9e9en trodene
DttteruuQ.

Sir 0ieienigen, pelde in @egenDen
pobnen, Die seittpeilig BON 9irrren beirngez
iudt tperoen, mag eS pon Sntereiie ietn, elm
0erfabren feunen gu ~lertel, ipona6 @eniile
troB aler 0iirre 9eSo9en perben f0nnen.
98enn Die troGene 3eit 6eginnt, tperOcu ale
alten 8ledfannen 5uiammengelu6t uno
nadoem 8oben unb 0eGeI bapon ~entfernt
iinD. spii6en Die Neiben Ser YfanSen 10
g~eitelt, baB einsefiiates 8aiier na6 ben
@ur5eln Der 9flan5en it'd 8pedmGBtg perz
tbeilt. 0aS belrDtbigte 8aiier miro ieoen
Otorgen in oafir aufgeitellte Safer gefillt
uno am 2tbenb merDen bann Die &annen
nit @aiier gefiut. Quf bieie Weiie f0nz
men 3pmatoes, @urfen, Wfelonen uno ielbit
fleinere 8dume unb 0eitrdu6e ge5ogeu
merben. 8enn man in cine &anne etne
6anppoa u1ausgelaugte 6ul5alde t9ut,
merben Ell itaunii6e @rgebniiie ~er3ielt. $50
man Oratnro6ren biutg baben fanu, leiiteu
bieie oieielben 9tenite wte Die &annen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21
Oas 2lusmersen ser Shafe.

9ies lit Die bette Sa6res3eit fit baS Musz
ntersen uno ben 0erfaut Der l0le0telten
W1utterl6afe. Sebt fam man ii6 Elm rid.
tiges urtbeil iiber Das BON ieoeut Wutter>
idaf aufgeSogene Gamm bilben; aud lit
bas @etpi1t jeoes 8lieBeS befannt. 9as
Gort6eilbafte zines Ututterl0afeS hGH9t ab
bon Der Site Der 2drnETer, Die es a~ufsiebt,
bent Bollgetpihte u. /. 10. Sin W1utter>
f6af mag Elm 2amm aufStebell. ndbrenO eiu
anoeres bas lbrtge p%erltert, troBocm mag
eriteres Elm 10 ihleAteS 8lieB ge6en, baB
es bas ipeuiger Dortheilbafte lit. Ser Ser
luit zines 9amnes fomlnt oft Dor, obne DaB
bic W1utter baran ShulD. lit. Sru6tbar<.
felt lit inoellen elite misunderstanding @igenz
l6aft. Sin gutes Wfutteri6af Dor unb
nad) Dem 2ammelt ri6tig bebanoelt, fam
obne 9tadtbeil fir iib suei 2Gmmer auf7
3ie6en. @inige S6afe fino Before Weiitter
pie aIbere.
eSSeoenfans lit es Mot pprtbeil6aft,
idte6te SGafe tpdbrenO bes nG6fteu Wine
ters su bebalteu. QBenu bos QluSner5en
iebt gei6iebt, tonnen Die %ausran9irtea auf
Der gSeioe bis gum Gerfauf bleiben. Giele
finDeu fiir Dteie Sbiere BEN beften Wtarft
auf ben ei9enen Tarmen. Sreili6 beitebt
Elm 8orurtbetI 9egen DaS Sleii6 otter
Wtutterihafe, a6er Dies bat metltenS ieinen
@runo Dartn, oGB ite in l6lehtem 3uitanbe
b~erfauft perben, Gin maaere5 Sbaf, BON
ipel6em Sitter es aud lein mag, gibt fein
gutes 6a!nmelleil6. @s ipu lliht be-
bauptet tperben, baB OaS Dtditen zines alien
Wtutteridafes oas bette 6ammelfleil6 eibt,
aber es mag gut uno lhmadbaft iei1.
@enn bic Mutteri6afe iebsS Sabr geitAtet
tuerben, iino BALD feline iebr alten mebr
Dorballben. Ser Sommer lit ni0t bic
Sabres5eit fur ben GerSebr 9eial5enen
Smmetnefleii6es Rno Elm 6ammel miro
fir Die &i6e bes Tarmers iebr erpini9t
ietu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21
Sta0t ODtrao0.
SeIbitn1or6e.

Ser aus ser vfreien 6anlafto6t" 6ambura
itamnlenoe t6etnlib Wlgger, Der lett spel
Sabren auf amerifanildem Booen neiIte,
bermo1te ii9 aus unbefanaten @rinoen
bier ntft I'll acclin1atiliren uub fi6 tpD6l Al
fublen, obgleib er uDn nornberein eine quite
@)eleoenheit gum glr6eiten uno @eIoneroies
men BET 6reo Seaser, 1915 gepriazS traBe,
bate.
Mittpod madte 8i99er ieinem i'm nibt
befrie0igeroenO aiein Elm getpaltfames @noe,
inbem er iih cine Jtenolpcrfl0eI, &aliber
SO, IN ben Munb iagte, Die ietnen 9ebensz
faben iofort abi6nitt. Oie Qei0e puroe in
Die an ber @de Der 81. StrdBe uno gSentz
NORTH Nne. belegeue Woreue 9eidafft.
6eute miro oer Coroner leinen Spru9 abz
geben.
Span @iQiams, elm i6pe6ilAer Qrbeis
ter aus Gpanitol, Sa., periubte Oienitag
Weittaa in Der 9lIbe Der @eleiie Der s.. g.
g.. Sabn an bet Sacramento Npe. Selbitz
moro, inoem ct fi6 etne &ugel BON &altber
81 in ote 8ruft iagte. SIM @ountDboipital,
mobin er 9ebradt tDuroe. 1T MAJ Der Nns
ii6t, oaB feline Stunoen ge3Gblt 1tno. @inen
@runo fir ben Selitrnorb mill WiIiams
nidt angeben.
Ser 29jdbrige 9euti6e 6ugo 6afterliG,
Der bel leinen @ltern in SEQ. 294 Qarrabeez
itraBe tpebnt, feuerte IN ieinem S1lafe
3immer einen 9tepolner, &aliber 81, in
Die ltnfe Sdldfe ab nno tpar nah i~peniaen
Stunben eine 3eihe. Ser Coroner, tpelber
iofort our Stele gebolt tnurbe, fonitatirte
unter Ufitpirfung elmer SSurD, 6ab Selbftz
morb, beganeen i'm tempordren @abnitnn,
p~orliege.
NusGerspeilung madte MontasWlorgen
Der &uti6er George 0ittmeper in ieiner
@obnung $40. 1856 Glpbourn glpe. ieinem
9eben ba6urb elm @nbe, baB er fi6 OH benz
Bett erbGnete. @r mar ettpa 43 Sabre alt
uub binterlGBt eine aus Erau unb BRET &inz
bern beitebenoe Samilie. Mie bic Srau
laet, mar Der 8aritorbene Elm Grunfenbolo
unO lit bdufie an anfaaen bon Saufers
tpabniinn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21

glumenfohf.- tt. 00@1.5 so has Rift6en
Corn $1.25@1.50 per Suibel.
gro mbeeren. 1.75@S2. 90 has Gif.
den q Is Quart.
M~elonen. 8aiiermcfonen $15@$25
oas 5ultoert. pWfusf" 1.25 a $500 bas
0bb.
&trf SEN ST. 50@1.75 per 10 Quari.
9etbelbeeren. - 10000. bas 6iItz
Sweet BotateS.- $1.00@1.50 bas
&iitden.
Qepfel.- Crime neue 40@50c bas T.
8nl9elsGiit9ea, iainoiiiide SIS. 50@4.5 so bas
Sap; rot9e 5O@60c. per 8uidel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21
Wetfa
Mor9ens tpurbeu oerfauit:
Gbieaqo, 10. SuIt.

Ger @etreibemorft mar in per9an9ener
gso0e in @bicago nnsemein belebt; WeiSen
Ntonat nit 87tc, itles am Monta9 auf S74,
fiel Dieuitae ouf 86a uno Wtittmp6 gar altf
Sc, l0loB am Donnerita9 ST. s64, f@tetterte
Sreita9 nod I'M &c, allo aut S6S unD l6lieBt
belte QSamitas) SIT 87S, allo Inn &c 9ober,
ais I'M Samltag 5upor.
Mais ld1pantte suil6em 49, unb 38b, leez
leres Der S9luBprels 6afer nabm ebenfdus
OIL Der observation-disclosures thetl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21

an, als rubige Gbiere. aber IS lit idon pore
gefommsi1, oab ell 9anser Stall bon 9fers
ben llah unO na0 Die l1~ntugenb mnabm.
6errn 6. y. s. s., Sa. 9fdditens wers
ben sic bier baS Weipauibte finoen.
Derrn 6 !. 90. Siehe Grtitel: Sous
Der Bflan;en gegen trodene Witterung.@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21
0ieDmarft.

gnm Hinbpiebmarf rift betrla bic 2uz
filbr 1885 Gtiid, eegen go, 102 Gtif in
Der porigel @ode, 8erfdufe muroen III ben
letten &a9en Der @o6e trob Der rielieen 3uz
tibr nit groBer 2ei9ti9feit abgei0lolieu unb
Die beltt9en S6lubpreile lparen feit,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21
IanomirtbrdaftltMes

"a neutrality-suspicious. @eesntdube b~etreffenoe
AnIra9en ltro OH germ 0ettIieb 8enmimsBouen,
SepIc2, H. ord3tI 3u riAteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21

&Im 9 6 RI; belief fb bic 3u>
inbr aui 1913, 1876 Stiid sesen 157, 4s0 Stid
in Der pori9en ISOLDE. Preile felt uno
iteigeub.
Gertalltt wuroen u. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21

gunbes. 9 d loi6sine i6loIen
eGm oer bieSisem %SSonoSbori:
lpareu bic G1luBnDtirungen

Sch. Yerl.
GpnIplioateo 8reluing So. 6hS....... .. l06
Gbicogp GttD 9tg. 500 4N'S"....... -. W
EN-. Eali. Jtp so. SIS .............. 80. LIZ
Yoar0 of Graoe 1850 SIS ............ 1928 1854
Chicago auditorium 5s 1929. ........ -. lOZ%
9bteaeo Gas 8. u. &ote SO. 5S... 1887 -. 95h
&Dni 1aS ]. Dl. So 1890. ........ /. 10
u. @btta9o &itp Jt3. 4A'5 1927 ..,..- !. S91a
QHelt 3io. &itD Toillpep eTt6. 6S.... 1917 l029s
~, GGicaa0 0lreet ii. IT. i, Ut. a.. !. lOo
Sal. ~ 6. &anal u Dpf 80 ...,....- 25M wa
Central Hntou Ielepb. @p......... -. "
Chicago slip gRaillpag .............. 49,, 700
&tomonb Wl1tdD 80. Of Sairois ..... 49,. l30fs
9tationnl 9tailpup So. of Saiuois -. 80. ~
lteii Chicago Street Ut. Jt........- $50. lVO
gNeItern Sione 50. ................. =. ll7A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21

Corn = stem yorf - Suit 44gc., @epz
TENDER 454c. ct. 4ouis = Snli &c.. Sepz
TENDER 37tc, Baltimore Sull 46c.
Saf er - gerf6ufe mad Brobe: SEQ. 2
34@35c, SEQ. 2 lpeiBer 38@S9c 9tn. 3 500
36c, 1to. 5 peiber 37@3Sc, 9~eringer SOC.
Sdmereten- Bertdute nod Asrobe:
Slaebs. SEQ. 1, boar, 81 .29t. Simotbp $1.O0
@1,35, slice $3.25@3.50.
@erlte- Berfdliie mad Brobs: SEQ.
A 30@35c., SEQ. 8 33@40c.
Rlct e. Berfdute gu $10@10.25.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 $11.50@$12.
so.
@prn. SerfGrfe mad 8robe: geo. 2
weibes 40c, SEQ. 3 384 @384c, SEQ. 4 37@373,
gerins es 33@35ac. J.
@ogsen.-gertdtfe mad Strobe: SEQ. 8
40@45c.
60 mmerme iser 8ertdute nod
Irobe: 9to. 3 80@S3Ic, SEQ. 8 weiBes SOC,
$50. 4 66@80, 9erinser 45c.
vs. n ter N Ell sen-8erfanfe nod probe:
SEQ. 2 tiirfii6er sac, SEQ. 3 rotber 02@S6c,
SEQ. 4 rotber 7Sa SEC, 9erin9er 69c.
Seu. - 8erfdute mad Yrebe: SEQ. I
gin1otbp $751; 1000. $50. 2 &imotbp $3.50
@9.50, gem. s. .00@8.00. nulalto Prairie
$9.O0@12.00.
Sill erru aar EFT - i6lteBen gu 824@
S5c fir ,Bort Barrels' uno 81. 124@1.15
fur .aarb &ierces".
WbiS te p.-1.1l.
SGle. Seem @he5oars 7a@Sc.. DO.
Gwtns 84@8lc, DO. Young @n,ericas 949
&c. 1zBfo. Sight Stimmeo Sutns7l@5c.,
1 Yfo Yonn9 Qntsricas S@S4e. Sftmmea
@beeis 3@5c., BrtdeGbeeis ue:p l1t@l1e..
16e.
@te:. - 14@141e has Gbb.
Reue a TT . II e n. = @drlp Ohio
3.50@3.75 bas SAP; 3enneiiee Goie $4,000
4.25; sanlas @arlp Ohio S1.30@1.40 Der
&ulbel.
&eibfraut - ct. QouiIer SO. 50@2.75
Der Crate. Sieiises S6@S7 bas 6unoert.
&b ab aroer-D oS DnsenO gHuoden
gu 124@15c.
Somareu-4 Scribe gu SOC, @$1. 90, uno
25@60c. per ! Sui6el.
8obms II, Bette 3saotes gu 1.5o@1.65.
Ileotunts $50 @1 So; edlifornulAs Hln1Iz
bphnen SHOE Oas Yflnp-
gmtter.-B Bette @.stn 16@16Ic., eerta.
sere 0ualitdt 9@15r, bette Dairp 10@11e,
CUTE Coco, &oa o4@9s Fading" 35@6.
v&reaie" 2t@3c.
gel ii GET Turteps s@tOe. @nten 8
@9c, 9lbner 93@10c. Spring" 10
@16c., 9abne 5@54e. ganie 4.00@5.00
bas Oubeuo.
Gitro nse. - Msellima S.oo@9.o0 fur
&tit1en "a $50 Stid. SO. O0@-- per 800.
0taori $10@$12 oas Giltden.
2pt ED et 1t. - S2.5O02.7 rs has SaB;
iun9e 12e@15c bas Osb. 8.
&otb 6abeM - ct. 2ouiier 15@30c.
bas Nbo. 8.
@urten- 20@25c bas Obb.
Gpin at. -65c. @95c. oaS Sap.
Grbl Ell. - @etrodnete, grlI. 72@-c.
Der SuIbel.
Mobrr 5@10c. bds 0bb.
Gal a = 1Ot@15e. oas DBo. &opflalat
@ bas SaB.
0%ranIen. StaGienilde $6.O0@6.5o.
Gelt er .e - 5@10.
@aOi es aen.- @nnoe 15@s0e. bas
Gnbeno; meiBe 35 @50e
Stmbeere II. = S6parse $1.50@1.75
per 16 Quart uno $-.-@-.- per "a Bint;
rotbe 1.00@1.40 per "a 4ints.
@rhbeerem 5Gc@ 81. 20 lie mad Der
Berfallun9, in bet iie li9 ~betauoen.
Sobaunesbeeren $1.25@1.75 per
10 Nuort.
9ta6eIb eer Gu s1.s5@$1.5 so per
16 Quart.
Supp pc sri us.- 10@15 bas Ous.
YeterItl ge.- 10 925c 6l5 Oso. ..
SO III g. - BeiBer Gle. III SflIno a61..
tbeilt 12@-c, in 2 Bfuno 9,01Oc, ni9t 10
bell "a 1 ID 7@8c. ausgelatiener &c
ctr rims Beans-75 c. OSLO 0 pro liz
9. s&iit4en fir @a6Sbobuen urb rs Cts.
@1.0O lir Crime.
@rblen- iunse Suinoiler $2.50@-.-
per II 8ui6ellad.
@nan as Wtne=4 pples.) = $1.25@-.-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21
Nu6W6rf3.

@etsen Stem glort - Srli 9e1c.,
@eptembsr 94sc, DECEMBER 964e. ct. 9ouis
Sui $780,, September S84c, 9esentber 92c.
Wtilwautee = Au9uit $685., September 86ac.
0ulutb 8aar 91ac., Sltlt 914c., September
904c. Minueapolis = SEQ. 1 9tortbern, Suli
853c, Septsmber S55c. Soleoo - Saar S9c.,
Suli 800, September 904c. Baltimore Suli
944c., AuguH 95tc.
Corn = stem yort - Suit 4sc., Seps
TENDER 454c. ct. Souls = Suli &c., Sepz
TENDER 37tc, Baltimore - sSuli 46c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21

O5srfanft purnen II. q.

69afe troten 81. 145 Gtitt 9esem IS. $50
gtid in Der uori9eu ISOLDE ein. Yreile
itei9enb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-07-21

%srtni'h matDen ;, =:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-02
ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENTS

INoUIRER. L. The Montana Lottery
was first authorized by the Legislature
August, 1887, and has been doing business
ever since. y. The CAPITAL PRIZES
ARE $4,000, $4,000. AND 5000 each.
monthly thereafter. 3. You should he
able to- get Montana State Lottery Tickets
for them. or address the company's man
ager, j. j. Jacobs, Butte, Montana.
WILL WAYNE. 1. The Montana State
Lottery always draws in public, and n
committee is selected from the audience
to supervise the drawings. p. No, n lot
terry could not be drawn in public and be
There is no question about It's fairness. 4.
The Lottery has been running for nearly
three years, and has paid ALLITSP FRIES
and as famed for integrity as any other
lottery. 5. The Capital Prize 10 $4,000
Jacobs. Butte. Montana. or Anaconda
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-02
Winter Hall Gosnilp.

Ell Sw-,rtx,oo<l has signed with Toledo.
r. -. .--.,.-s--.I -. r..
Inc BOSTON nrotHerhoo" oe"'h ""s "
surplus OF hiheiuers.
New Orleans has been crowded out of
the Texas league by Austin.
Buck Ewing thinks Cincinnati will end
second or third i'm the league race.
Jack O,Conner, the Columbus catcher,
is said To- be "A very clever man with his
fists.
tn. ,s ,,, -,
rne I'oS.cIi ic'Sue ssau' u'e 81
oner 10 rLnehei "rN'i '" III" '
annoy i"u -.
For the 9th time II Is stated tnat Jay
Faatz Is TO play hrst base Tor Buiialo.
Walter Spaultling yesterday received a
telegram from his brother, A. q. "'Rah
for Chicago and the worlds fair" was all
IL said.
,rho -, I,,,;s pen,hl;c s,vs. ..Jobn
R,;hscr nav has becn tIns,Iccessfui with Ew-
;n.o. R;c,,a rslson Lut he still homes Tn
nnHSS dinssnncL onI Dcnnv -
"n
marley MASON; az oi'e .i,me ,u hi
owner OF the Atiietics, wou.u iike 49,
an umpire. ne - not Partlc.iar WHICH
organization gives MN ~ si'uatioh'
II New York does not succeed i'm buying
out the indianapolis club il will keep
Manager Jim Mutrie histling at his best
gait to get an infield for the Giants.
R;llv ToyIor. tho well-kuowu pitcher.
catcher, irst-baseInan, and general utility
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-02
SPORTING GOSSIP.

Johnny Reagan In To he matched against
Pete Mccoy in a 1O-round glove contest.
Johnson, the professional sprinter, ha.
turned ND In San Francisco, and u Ii said
viii shortly leave for Australia.
Denny Kelleher and. Billy Hennes.y,
middle-weiQhts, will fight TO- q fini.h for
a purse OF $500 at the San Jose Athletic
club March -.
The final deposit of $500 win he pant up
February % Tor the Priddy.McC lelland
race, that will be run March I. 1t II re-
ported that at least $4,000 will he bet nj"
The Golden Gate Athletic club has made
a match for Joc Choynskt and Billy wa:
son, known a: the coi ole, s.h Sh ~, OF
of $3.50.
Alfred e., 2:lsN. by Anteeo, has been
shipped from San Francisco to Lexington,
one of the gamest, handiest, and hest
duced.
The authorities of the Illinois state fair
will get out of their regular rut i'm their
speed department at their next meeting.
There viii be a special purse of $500 for
500 for a dash of one and n half miles, i'm.
tended as Inducements to breeders oil
horses for the track.
Secretary Brewster of the Washington
Park club has been in New York during
the last week urging the eastern clubs ia
adopt q rule psohibiting the racing OF
World. He does not seem to have met
with the encouragement which he de-
serves.
Pete Mccoy says that he will not recog-
nize any challenge from kelleher; that lac
defeated the latter before and can do the
same thing again too easily. Mccoy will
rest six or eight weeks before he will con
sent to meet another man. The day after
the fiGht with Gleason he sent SSOO tn his
wife and the balance of the purse hs
banked to his own credit. Pete has won
two battles on the Pacific coast.
The match between Tommy Danfortf
Il Paddy Mcbride which was to havs
taken place before the Young Mems Gym
nastic club of New orleans is oil. as il viii
be2impossible for Mcbride to reach tina
city in time for the AS the club
did not forward his expenses in time
Prof. James Haley, formerly OF Buffalo
take the place of Mcbride, and "a rlatcl
will probably be arranged between thu
two in II few days.
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-03-22
supreme Court Decisions.

As they interest our people, we
give below the syllabi Of the decis
ions rendered last Monday by the
Supreme Court, in the cases OF
Edward Badon andVolly Richmond,
on-appeal from this.parish,:
No. lO,b72-State vs.. Edward
Badon j. III an indictment for
larceny, description of thing stolen
as one beef Of the value of SIS Of
the property of "A. b., is sufficient.
Q. Proof Of attempts by accused to
intimidate a witness for the prosecu.
ton is admissible as tending to
establish a presumption Of guilt, and
such admissibility is not destroyed
by the fact that on . trial for the
crime Of i%ntimidating the same wit
ness accused had been acquitted.
Judgment affirmed.
No. 1854 State vs.. Polly
Richmond-An Indictment reciting
that the accused did kill and
murder q female child whose name
is to the lurors unknown" contains a
sufficient description of the deceased
II. Expert testimony is inadmisible
for the purpose of Of proving that
puerperal mania is of common oc
onrrence at child birth in the absence
Of all proef tending to show any
mental arrangement at the time she
gave birth to the child. 3. Proc.
Of The separation Of the members o
the jury during the time of their
elaboration, same sleeping in {
room and some in an adjoining hail
some remaining in the room whl4'
others walked out on the gallery, i
In sufficient to vitiate their verdict
because such q separation is not sucI
as to have necessarily or reasonably
have perjudiced the rights of the
accused. Z. Aiuror is an incompe
tent witness by whom to fmpeacl
the verdict Of the jury of which h
was a member. Judgment dffrmed