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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-15
Tenth Congressional.

A delegate convention of the repnb-
licanS of the Tenth Congressional district
of Texas is hereby called to meet in San
Antonio, September 4th 1890, to take such
action as may be deemed best in the mat
ter of nominating congressional repre-
sentative and to transact such other bus
mess as may come before it. Basis of rep
rescntatiOn same as in State convention.
l.. w. MADARASZ,
Chairman Tenth District.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-15
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-15
CHOPPED OFF HIS OWN FOOT
Desperate Measures Resorted to BY
an UnIucky Wood Cutter.

Desperate Measures Resortcd to BY
an Unlucky Wood Cutter.
A Middleton, Miss, dispatch of Au-
gust to the Philadelphia Times,
says:
A singular instance of fortitude and
endurance was that exhibited by
Hermann Loebnitz, worthy Ger
man, living a short distance from this
place, and who recently was the vic
tim of a peculiar accident. Some
months since Loebnitz purchased for
farming purposes tract of land of
which several acres had never been
cleared, and with the energy and
| thrift of his nation attempted the
task of cutting away the timber and
removing it without aid. With this
intention he had for several days
shouldered his ak, and with lunch
basket goes to the woods, about a
quarter of mile from his dwelling
On the morning of his accident he
commenced his work by cutting
down large tree, which in falling
was caught and supported by the
| branches of another close by, Loeb
ntz climbed this in order to cut away
the limbs which upheld the first,
having carried his ak up with him
| tied by cord to his waist. He sue
ceeded in breaking away one of the
supporting branches, and the tree
| fell short distance, but in its fall
hurled the unhappy man downwards.
| His foot being caught, however, be-
| tween the trunk and limbs of the two
trees he did not reach the earth, but
hung suspended, head downward, in
the air.
He remained thus for some time,
crying for help and endeavoring to
free himself, but the pain from his
crushed foot, imprisoned as it was,
and the discomfort of his position
growing insuppor table, and despair
ing of any help arriving, he grew des-
perate, and succeeding in swinging
himself upright for few minutes,
with desperation seized his ak and
with stroke or two cut his foot off
Just above the ankle. Then began a
painful descent under what were per-
haps the most remarkable circum-
stances such thing was ever accom-
plished.
When down he reached his hat,
and, filling it with earth, moss and
leaves, bound it to the bleeding
stump, then crawled home, slowly
and painfully dragging his leg after
him. 1t was not until he was within
a few rods of his home that he was
perceived by his wife and children,
who then assisted him to the house.
He was placed in bed and DR.. Rem
shaw, of this place, sent for, who tied
nm tho Savared arterieS and who Saws
that Loebnitz's powers of endurance
were beyond anything in his expert
ence; for, in spite of his dreadful suf-
ferings, the man remained quite sem
sible and calm through it all, though
the mere shock of such thing was
enough to kill him,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-15
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-12
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL.
He Denounces the Salisbury Times-Pi
gott Conspiracy and G Gates Con
sternation Among the Tories.
The COMMISSION WAS Ill gal

5s tnE& &JONIWtOSIUN WAC IlLLGAAL
Ae Holds That Its Findings Were Unfair
Incomplete and Partisan ana That
the Times Deserved Oensnre &
The speech which Lord Randolph
Churchill delivered in the House OF
Commons on the occasion Of the final
vote upon the forgeries report was one
Of the features Of the debate. The
cabled abstract which we were able to
furnish our readers contained only those
impassioned and denunciatpry portions
OF the address which showed the REGAL
citrant Tory's bitter hostilitY to the
Salisbury government. Butthe speech,
as whole, contained the strongest ar
guments against the, whole procedure
T that we have yet seen. And for this
reason we reproduce it now from the
columns of the Dublin Freeman g
Journal. After his Introductory state
ment Lord Randm oh Churchill came to
tl the conduct .t OF tne government '1 - per,
scouting the .Parnellites by an extra
ordinary and unconstitutional body.
The first step, he said. Of q government
proua OF being consClIhtaonai govern
menu Ito asc6rtalh Ino tIu1h " cri. !.
miHal charges against individuals, and
not only against individuals, but
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caro- anu seI aside tne oIu1Ls1l laM VI
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-12

The Conlin County Courier an
nounces that j. M. Quinn, who is pro-
baby the best known newspaper man
IN North Dakota, has severed his con-
nection with the Bismarck Tribune to
accept a position on the Daily Miner,
Butte, Mont. Mr. Quinn had few
equals as writer and his writings
have been nssxtensively copied by other
papers throughout che state. ,s5#.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06

cHARrEs II. AMsDEN has been nom,
mated for Governor Of New Hampshire
by the Democrats
II is stated In Wall street that Steen.
strand, the Liverpool bankrupt cotton
merchant is estimated 10 be worth
$3.50, 600 to 81, 600, 900, and carried a line
OF 100. 900 to 1875. 900 bales of near OPP
tons.
The New York State Board OF Arbi-
tration commenced an inquiry into the
Now York Central strike on the I'd.
The annual convention of the United
Typothet@ commenced in Chickering
Hall, Boston, on the cd.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

SENATOR DAVIS has introduced an
amendment to the Tariff bill providing
that binding Irvine manufactures in
whole or in part from thistle or Tampico
hber, jute, jute butts, manila, sisal
grass or sum, shall be admitted free of
duty.
The abandonment of the Hot Springs,
Ark, military reservation has been
ordered.
The President has approved the Sun
dry Civil Appropriation bill providing
for additional force to carry into effect
the Dependent Pension bill.
The President has signed the Meat
Inspection bill.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
made call for $50. OOO,OOO OF bonds for
the month OF September.
1T Is not thought likely Congress can
adjourn before October.
The public debt statement showed n
decrease during the month of August of
esSS. OTS.
The President has approved the Joint
resolution making appropriation for the
relief OF the destitute in Oklahoma.
PRESIDENT HARRISON and General
Sherman have accepted invitations to
be present at the twenty-frst annual re-
union Of the Society of the Army of the
Cumberland, to be held at Toledo, O..
September II and IS.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06
THE LATEST.

Tie carpenters strike at Chicago
which commenced with so much pre-ar
rangement on the lst ended in a fIzzl,
on the ID.
LYMAN .. HUMPHREY. has been re
nominated for Governor of Kansas.
The reciprocity question in connection
with the Tariff bill was discussed in the
Senate on the Sd. The Clayton-Breck.
inridge election case occupied the en-.
tire day in the House
FIRE at the jute bagging factory of
Peter Young, Brooklyn, n. Y, de.
stroyed property worth $500, OOO
The United States steamer Kearsarre
has been ordered to Aspinwall to pro-
tect American interests in the event of
trouble from the railroad strike on the
isthmus.
I. HAGAN's felt roofing factory and
the Rossmore bouquet cigar shop, New
York City, were destroyed by fire and
Daniel lillian persisted in the flames.
PRESIDENT CARNoT of France has re-
covered from his slight sickness.
The Porte has authorized the found.
ing Of a Russian school in Constantine
pie.
An international temperance congress
was opened at Chrstiana, Norway. The
delegates, who come from nearly all
parts of the world, numbered several
hundred.
TIE boarding house and restaurant
keepers of the northwestern part of
Chicago have organized combine TO
maintain prices.
WILLIAM FRYER Of Batavia, Iowa,
was probably fatally shot while return.
ing from visit to his fancee, Miss Nav
Alexander. A rival was suspected.
THEexperimento OF transmitting opera
music from the opera house TO the
Jrania Theater by telephone proved q
complete success.
THE President of Venezuela has lust
ssued a decree furnishing several edit
'rs of newspapers who have been adj
judged as having libelled him and other
'ublic functionaries.
In consequence Of the Potter-L Lowell
ailures some firms which they had been
arrying are in financial straits. Seary.
Toster & Bowman, manufacturers of
ewing silk and machine twist Boston,
re said to be badly involved.
The President has nominated as Com .
Missioner Of the District Of Columbia
'ostmaster John w. Ross, OF Washing
On, Democrat ]
The President has transmitted 70
ongress the recommendation of the 1
American conference I
'uching international arbitration, to- '
'ther with transmittal from Score {
ny Blaine. b
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06

CLEARING house returns for the weel
, ended August 30 showed an average in
crease Of CT compared with the core
: spending week OF last year. In New
York the increase was 02.
GENERAL JoUBERr, the noted BoeI
leader, declares the natives OF Africt
are being ruined bt liquor.
THE Labor Congress met at Liverpool,
England, on the lst
SERIOUS riots growing out OF labor
strikes are reported at Valparaiso,
Chilli Several persons were killed by
the military and police.
The burning at sea OF the steamship
Egypt is attributed by experts in En-.
gland to the American way OF packing
cotton.
The Figaro says that England has
made proposition to the Powers that
they agree upon federation Of the
balkan States, including Roumania,
Bulgaria, Servia, Montenegro and part
Of Albania
IT is reported in London that Henry
NJ. Stanley will donate the proceeds Of
his biography sale to the abolition Of
slavery in Africa
A TRAIN was thrown from the track
at Arrenes, France. Seventeen car
riages were wrecked and several per-
sons were killed or injured.
An expl' has occurred in mine
ut Borislav, ii Silesia. Thirty miners
were suffocated.
Mrs. WooDwoRTH, the we'll known
evangelist, is accused by physicians Of
being insane. The manifestations OF |
power" it is stated, are due to hypnot-
ism.
KING CHARLES, Of Portugal, is suffer-
Ing from an attack of typhoid fever, the
result OF drinking polluted water. The
attack is not severe.
THIRTEEN lives have been lost in an
accident at Leipsic, Germany. While
"orkmen were completing the roof of
lew ice storehouse for the Ulrich brew
Try the structure collapsed and the men
we're buried in the debris. In addition
o the thirteen killed many were seri-
'usly hurt
A NIHILIsT recently attempted the
ife OF Governor-General Baranoff at
Si.ni Novgorod, Russia, recently. The {
Juliet went wide OF its mark.
By the flood in the river Neva at st. {
'etersburg several persons were
rowned and 400 houses inundated. c
THE Turkish soldiers at Jerusalem /
ave expelled the Franciscan fathers s
'om the city. The French Consul pro-
'sted against their expulsion, but with t
1T avail. =
A REPORT is current that a Spanish O
ne OF steamers is to be established by r
10 Compania Transatlantic Espanola h
compete with the American steamers "
r Central American trade. The new m
Gamers will run to points at which the W
nerican vessels do not touch. h
A DAUGHTER of General Barrundia.
40 was shot on an American vessel, S,
Gently attempted the life of the a,
nerican Minister, Mr.. Miner, at the of
ty Of Guatemala. The Minister saved ea
5 life by interposing thick book be-
cen himself and the bullet as the girl tn
ed. She bitterly reproached him for tn
3 death of her father. FL
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06
KANSAS STATE NEWS.
Not q bad Showing.


In answer to inquiries addressed "a
county clerks as to the number OF
farm mortgages foreclosed in Kansas
during the first ak months of the
year 1890, statements have been re-
ceived at Topeka from forty-three
counties, giving the number OF fore
closures on farm property as follows:
Brown, 10; Meade, 50; Clay. %; Lane,
Us; Decatur. 20; Montgomery, 81; Nor
ton, 80; Coffey, 20; Nemaha, 8; Dickin-
son. %; Chautauqua, 20; Woodson. 10;
Ford, A; Butler, so; Morris, 80; Wichita,
90; Riley, o; Mitchell, 81; Marion, S5;
Rocks, 4s; Anderson, Is; Wabaunsee, %;
Lyon, IL; Saline, 81; Wallace. l; Barton,
81; Rush, IS; Scott, 40; Wilson, Is; Leav-
enworth, O; jackson, 8; Miami, s; Usage,
81; Phillips, ~; Cheyenne, 81; Neosho,
Is; Garfield, 80; Sheridan, IL; Pottawa-
tonne, II; Republic, 10; Shawnee, ..
Atchison and Wyandotte Counties re-
port no foreclosures on farm property,
out number on city lots, the result OF
the boom three years ago. The total
foreclosures on farms in forty-three
counties amount to 1,1tT, an average of
Swenty-six to each county. If the other
sixty-three counties make the same av-
erage exhibit the number of foreclos-
lres in Kansas during the first six
months OF the present year will amount |
% about $50. The county clerks state
hat the number of mortgages paid of
md released amounts to ten times the
lumber Of foreclosures.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06
ziIE SOUTH.

A DESPERATE duel between Marsh
Turner and Steve Wannick at Middles.
borough, KY, resulted in the death oil
Wannick and the fatal wounding OF
Turner. The two men fought like
demons for fifteen minutes, Turner
using revolver and Wannick a bowie
knife.
A LETTER from Hazard, KY, says that
b +. French and young Joe Eversole,
the leaders of the factions in the
French-Eversole feud, with their fol-
lowers to the number OF twenty-six, are
in Jail. Only four who were ever en-
gagged in the quarrel are now at large.
NORTH CAROLINA Republicans NOM
mated Hon. Charles Price, present
United States district attorney, for
Chief Justice.
EXPORTS from Texas show great in
crease.
WILL JONES, another notorious Ken
lucky mountain outlaw, has been capt
ured at Yellow creek.
PARTIAL returns indicate the re.elec-
ton of Governor Eagle in Arkansas by
increased Democratic majorities. There
was a killing at Conway and some ex-
element at McAlmont
The scaffolding of a new building in
the center of New Orleans gave way.
One man was killed and two fatally and |
two badly injured.
The express train robbery on the
Louisville & Nashville, in Alabama.
vas accomplished by solitary bandit
evidently an old hand.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06

THOMAS G: BOYLE, of Allegheny CITY,
Pa, was drowned in the surf at Atlantic
City, N. j., recently. He was a promi.
nent business man. his father being
president of the National Insurance
Company of Allegheny.
FRANK KINBALI, who absconded from
Worcester, Mass, two years ago with
S4S 500 and French Canadian woman.
was arrested recently on his landing at
New York from Europe. The woman
was seen and followed to the steamer
and was arrested with her lover.
AT the Monmouth Park races. New
York. Salvador made phenomenal
mile in 1861.
DIR MERRILL E. GATES has accepted
the presidency of Amherst College.
DURING the parade OF the Bakers
Union Labor day in Allegheny CITY,
Pa, . party of American mechanics
broke into the ranks and tore down a
German flag. The bakers defended the
nag, but they were overpowered and the
nag trailed in the dust The incident
created great excitement and consider
able bad blood.
HENRY GEonaE arrived at New York
from Europe on the LIST
A sEcHET meeting was held at Buffalo,
n. z, BY New York Central strikers and
the strike declared of.
VERMONT voted for State officers on |
The I'd. Returns indicated defeat of
Prohibition Republicans and some DEM
,cratic gains
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06
THE WEST.

THREE cable cars collided in the Wash
ington street tunnel in Chicago earl
the other morning and all were badl
wrecked. Frank Metzger, an express
agent Of St Paul, was killed.
The leading horticulturists OF tn,
United States, at meeting in Chicago
took steps toward appropriate repre-
sentation ut the Worlds Fair.
GOVERNOR MELLETTE, OF South Da
kota, has been renominated by the Re.
publican convention.
CLAUDE MATTHEWS was chosen BY
Indiana Democrats for Secretary OF
State.
MICHIGAN Republicans have nomi-
mated James NJ. Turner, of Lansing, for
Governor
WHILE special freight train on the
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
road, No. EOS, was nearing Detroit q
door fell of one of the cars upon the
track and caused considerable damage.
Nine empty cars were badly wrecked
and traffic was delayed about ten hours.
VARIOUS reports having been sent to
Chicago from New York that the finan-
cial condition of the Rock Island road
was weak, meeting Of the directors of
the company was held at which show
ing was made. The figures utterly dis
proved the stories and showed that the
company was in better financial condi-
ton than ever
MARY ELIZABETH COOLEY, wife OF
Judge T. NJ. Cooleys OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission, died at Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, recently
An attempt was made to burn Senator
Stanford's stables at the Palo Alto
'anch, near Menlo Park, Cal, recently.
The Chinese watchmen frustrated the
Ittempt.
SPEAKER DANIELS, Of the Oklahoma
legislature, was Frustrated by heat at
on the SOth. Governor Steele's
1essage spoke of the effect OF the pro-
racted drought in addition to the con-
entional subjects.
SIMON MCKENZIE, near Paradise, U.
:, started out TO shoot coyotes. His I
un was accidentally discharged and 1
le ball killed his little boy and badly s
ounded his wife.
PRINTERS employed on the Guthrie,
)k.) Capital have struck. ,
THREE persons were burned to death p
fire at the WoGord House, Como,
d., recently. {
A PASSENGER train on the Northern h
acitic was wrecked near Eagle gorge, I
xty miles. from Tacoma. Several per- A
ms were injured. 4
The business section and many resi-
noes in Oxford, Iowa, were DESTROYED
an incendiary fire. Loss, $40, 900.
The Liegan & Susanville stage was "
opped by lone highwayman near r;
lllford, five miles from Susanville, o.
L. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S box was
KEN The value was unknown. n
The sloop Petrol capsized near San
ego, CAL, recently. The six persons W
board were drowned. S,
The accident on the Northern Pacific in
Eagle gorge, Washington, caused the ii
ath OF two persons and the serious
ury of twelve. p
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06
GENERAL.

The London Stock Exchange was act
i've and prices buoyant during the week
ended August So The Continental
bourses showed firmness
The Patriarch Of Armenia has with
drawn his resignation, the Sultan hav-
ing promised redress.
An attempt is being made by certain
members Of the peerage to purify the
British aristocracy.
THREE monks and boy we're killed
BY bandits, supposed for money, near
Narni, Italy, recently.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-06

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