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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
PASSED THE HOUSE.
The Lower Branch of Congress
Votes 20 Make Idaho . State
SPEAKER REED COCsrS lQUORII.
Democrats Refuse 80 Vote. rat VII AK
"a sac saPrens ceUrs - Dseias ga
the Lssahtf al shs mssssa
AaePtsa bg ths sps4ksH



wAsHINSrON. April 2--The House on
Thursday resumed consideration " tns
ldabs a lsSlon e1lA
After further debate the y0te ~as
taken on the amendment ~ the minor
ity providing Tor The holding Of new
constitutional convention. IL was re-
jected-yeas. III. nays, l2s. The neat
amendment was one providing for vote
upon the presem constitution The
smeRdment WAS re9ected-yoss l0si
nays. i2l.
The vote recurring on the passage 81
the bill the Democrats refr2lned from
voting. One Of the reading clerks wAs
basily engaged IN noting down the
names Of Democrats present and refus-
ing 10 vote. The Democrats say tRat
they intend 10 make this test case and
10 have the courts pass upon the
eonstitutionslity Of the rules al
lowing the Speaker 10 count =
quorum IL had been INTENDED 10 make
one Of the contested election cases =
test case. but IS this could be done only
BY suit FOR salary brought IA The court
OF claims this course Was abandoned aaa
the present action decided upon.
The biil was passed-yeas, 10, NAYS.
oar. Buekslew the Speaker count
ing q quorum.
THE Osli a. passed simply docl ares Idaho 90
be State of The Urion ano on equal footing
win Ihe original States ana thai Toe osnatitu.
ZION which ne people of lcshO have inslE ed lof
themselves Is accepted rstlhec and Confirmed
The special feature of Tie co8sl slfltion adopIed
10y the people q ldaho which hsd hittaciec 81
tention during he debate Is thsi which cls
franchises al persons who are bigsnists or
poiygamists or living IN What - SroNE ss
palrlsrchsl. plural OF celestial marriage, OF
who in any manner teach polyssmy or are
members or Contributors 70 any orsaEizEtion
which. teaches, ADVISES. oounsels o. encourages
poiygsmyl
SENATE.
WAsHISGToN. April 4.-In the Senate
Thursday. after the consideration ot
routine business and the selection Of
Senator ingalls, Kan. 10 act Gs presi-
dent pro TEN. during the coming absence
OF Vice Presi ident Morton. the Montana
election case was taken up. and Senator
Gray lDeLl finished bis argument be-
gun Wednesday. in support OF Clark and
Msginnis, the Democratic claimants
The matter then went over until Mon
dav. The following public building
bills were taken from the calendar and
passed: Aurora, III. $4,000; Lesdville.
Col, sloo. 900. The House bill TO amend
the census Law by providing for the emu
meration OF the Chinese population In
the country WAS taken up and discussed.
but without action went over tili Mon
day. After an executive session the
Senate At $40 p. m adjourned until Sat.
urday
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
EFll-d ~. Hnrtlrs.

xuYoED. Ia. April .-Fhn Scars
sna Car MeCst1hins were cut hunt
lrg near here Thursdsy afternoon
sours rsn ~ss discharged by socidsrt
tks losS striking NcCu sekfrs fr To-
sscs of tie head. killing bln lnfssptlr
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

The above map shows the location and ex-
tent Of the flooded areas. North Of Arkansas
City, for some distance above the mouth OF
the White river, al Emporis Circle. the land
on the Arkansas side is ell under water.
To the east in Mississippi from Green
vile a short distance below Arkansas
City nearly down 10 VickSburg, the
whole basin OF the Deer creek and Sun
flower river is flooded and she back water
threatens the Yszoo. Oa the westward again
In Louisiana, the Tensas basin is flooded from
tho break IN the Lake Providence levees and
many rich plantations lie three aud four feet
under the rushing tide. Where the river turns
To the east there is another series OF crevasscs
above New Orleans the water from which,
flowing into Lake Ponchsrtrain, saved New
Orleans from disastrous food Taken alto
gethcr, the flooded areas cover hundreds o!
square miles and will cause loss Of upwards
OF a million dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

DOth the method aud results when
Syrup Of = 5 is taken; IL is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tenn edectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fsyers and cures habitusl
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing To the taste and ac-
eeptsble 10 the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FTc syrup co.
san FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. kE AEw FGss. M
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
a HORRIBLE FATE.

Three Children Of . south Dakota Farmer
Perish In His Burning Dwelling.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. April THE
Journals Huron 5. D. special says;
The house OF Wilhelm Brown. near here.
was burned Wednesday night Three
OF his children. who bad been locked in
the house while the parents went 10 the
city. were unable 70 set out and perished
in the flames. The eldest Was less than
years old
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

BrRITS. April s-li il said that
Prince Bismarck has expressed III. in
tention % send communications " the
press st frequent Intervals on im pyrtsnt
political questions Of the dsv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
LITTLE RHOOY'S ELECTION.
No Candidate Having Received = Major
Ity, tho State OfsciAIs Must be Chosen
by the Legislature.


Ity, tho State OfsciAIs Must Be Chosen
by the Legislature.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 4-The re-
suit of the State election in brief is that
Ladd has 1927, Davis so,co7, Larry
l,7oT. Chase 7T3. Davis lacks /, o9l OF a
majority, and the election is thrown
into the hands of the committee of
both houses OF the new Legislature,
and ffty-fve votes are needed
to secure a majority. The other State
officials also fail of an election by the
people. The Legislature will stand:
Republicans, IS; Democrats, SO; TO be
elected. 81. The large total vote shows
that the Australian system OF balloting
did not shut out or scare away the nit
crate voters as it was thought II would
The success OF the law was pronounced,
all classes uniting In com mending 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Archer. Bondsmen Decnne to ray.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 4-The bonds
men of defaulting State Treasurer
Archer have decided 20 reuse TO make
good the deficiency on the ground that
the Governor had been derelict In bis
duty in not semi-annually examining
- a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

ATwoop. Kan. April t-Crsc.sg
CblsbOrsd. who has been on trial charged
With poisoning bis brother. has been
ssnteucsd 70 fifty yssrs IN TIE penitep-
t.arr
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

BfooussTox. III. April 4-BIbsrt
Heinrich. farmer 81 Wsshburr hss
los, drove o. 100 fps hoTs. nearly al
jersey reds, by cholera vitkip tie lsss
t~c Nseks
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

PrcKEEyvu1E, IA. Av-il "A g.
structi 70 fre broke 0ut here 81 - o'clock.
uisnirht destroy ng tbs Unlon brock
DsnaTs So. p9o
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

CoLUtfrUs. o. April s-ssnst0r Son
Grants bill 70 reS uos the maximum rsil-
road fare e TIVE cents per nile wss de-
issses Ia the senate ~ q decisive xots
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
DESTRUCTION BY TORNADO.
Several Stores Blown Down In Thomaston.
Oa.-The Ground IL swept Clean.

Ga.-The Ground IL swept Clean.
GRIFrEy, Ga, April "A tornado
passed ever Upsen County Wednesday
night In Thomaston the store Of a.
G. West. Sherman's millinery es tablish-
ment, and buildings belonging 70 j. L.
Mathews and NJ. X. Sandwich were
blown down. In its track through tho
country the ground was swept as II by a
steam m-brush, and the crops will have 20
be rpplanfed
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

ADRIAN, Mich, April AT the en-
csmpment Thursday morning the newly
elected officers of the Department OF
Michigan q. A. r., were formally installed
by Past Senior ice-Commander H.
" r. Pond, OF Coldwater. Department
Commander-olect Dufleld has appointed
William p. Sumner. OF Fairbanks Post
No. II, Detroit, Assistant Adiutsnt-
General. and A. NJ. Holt OF Detroit
Post No ss4. Assistant Qusrterma master-
General. After reducing the per capita
tax from six 10 five cents and passing
customary resolutions OF thanks The
comrades adjourned TO reassemble in
Muskegon In 1921.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

Tfssfrx bpri &-Buf - trs~vlrnn suTer-
sers hsvs p~er - resJ = soortec iD iffisHf
~ thf lrv~e irb frf 1esfrrss - n. a ates.
z prinReperf. Goru.. r1lIet re souDf 2 iscs
sd fhe fesuff ~ q - hss ib nspr caees
besh ntrFe1ua
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Opposed TO th. ChIn-s Enum.rstIon Bni.

NEv YORK, April Missionary
representatives OF variou. religious
bodies met here and expressed senti.
menu in opposition to the passage Of
the Chinese enumeration bill. slleg ing
that 1t violates treaty rights and is In
inicsl 10 the personal safety OF Amer
lcan missionaries now In China
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
City Treasurer's Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that war
rants have been placed in my hands for
the collection of all assessments for
benefits. made by the Board of Public
Works and confirmed by the City Coun-
Gil of the city of New Ulm, Mimi, re-
sulting to real property abutting on the
public improvements heretofore made
and hereinafter named, to-wit:
/. For laying water mains in Mime
sofa Street in said city from Sd North
Street to 1st South Street
2, For laying water mains in 1st
North Street in said city from Park
Street to State Street.
5. For laying water mains in State
Street in said city from Centre Street
to 1st North Street.
4. For sprinkling Minnesota Street
from 81 North Street to lst South Street
for the season of 1890.
ALI persons owning real estate abut.
ting on the aforesaid public improve
ments are hereby requested to make
payment OF the amount.o of such assess
ments as the same more fully appear
in said warrants. to the undersigned at
his Office in the city of New Ulm. Brown
County, Minnesota, within thirty COY
days after the first publication of this
notice In default thereof the same
will be returned as delinquent, assessed
and extended on the tax list of said
county and payment thereof enforced
as other county and state taxes are col
iected and enforced.
Dated New Ulm, Mimi, Oct. 18th, 1890.
H. G. MUELLER.
City Treasurer.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
Springfield Correspondence.

John B. Schmid spent a few days OF
last week in st. Paul.
Rev, Apple attended the dedication
of the Lutheran chuch at Good Thun.
der last Sunday.
Quite {, number from New Ulm at.
tended the Republican speech at Gam
ble's Hall, last Friday evening.
Gustav Koehler of New ulm has ac-
copied position in John Schneider
furniture store.
surprise party was rendered Miss
Theresa Schmidt at the home of her
sister Mrs. Nj. Lehrer. The evening
was spent pleasantly by all present.
Miss Mary Paffrath has been visiting
with her brother, William, the past
week.
Mrs. Thomas Brophy was called to
Sleepy Eye last week 10 the bedside VI
her father, Mr. Fitzgerald, 5who is very
sick.
Albert Radke and Miss..L louisa Kettner
of North Star will, be married at the
German Lutheran Church next Thurs.
day morning.
MRS. "A. u. Anderson ana daughter
Lillian visited friends at Sleepy Eye
and Evan last week
Henry Dixon Of St. Paul is visiting
with Springfield friends.
VIM. Mueller spent few days of
last week with his many st. Peter
friends.
Mrs. Langhoiz, wife of Rev. Lang
holZ OF Morgan, VIII" was married &C
the Lutheran church in ringfielu
about three weeks ago, W;ts found dead
in Il pool Of water about n mile from
Morgan last Sunday.
Miss Minnie Brandt ofsNew Ulm was
the guest Of Miss Theresa Schmid over
Sunday.
G. w. II. Heideman of New Ulm was
ia town Monday.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
Sleepy Eye Correspondence.

p { : ~ j :
Mr.. and Mrs. Giilet with Miss Len
hert of Springfield spent Sunday in
our city visiting friends.
Rev. Striemer returned from his trip
to the northern part Of the state Sunday
morning.
Rev. Gagstetter of this place filed
the pulpit in the Evangelical Church in
CORTLAND last Sunday.
James Knudson Jr. of Evan spent
Sunday in the city, the guest OF Henry
Zieske.
Republican rally this evening We'd
nesday) at Griffith & Smiths Hall.
Everybody is invited to attend, as there
will be some good speaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wegner of Lam
, berton we're down on Monday They
purchased the Nader property.
Will Cutlersha moved into the Mad
Ter residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nader, Miss Ida Kiss
ner and Miss Louise Baarsch LETT for
Abeline, Texas, Tuesday noon, where
they expect to make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arbuckle, OF Spooner,
Wis, are visiting with friends and rela-
tives here for a week or two. Mrs. Ar.
buckle is a daughter of Peter Anderson.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
Fall is Here
AND -
Winter is Knocking attheDoor.

We before the public and and Winter
has been done with view of offering the best qualities
the lowest figures
Never before have been able offer large varied an
soment fresh and pleasing will be found in Dry Goods
and Clothing Departments.
We have the stock and able to sell cheap and So
Our Stock OF Dress Goods and Coaks being sold at an
unusual low price Also Clothing Department. is stocked with
and fashionable goods
We able to give you good boys suits from 81 so up
Mems suits at So So and sell all wool heavy mems suit for
which bargain knee pants % 49, 80 cents and s0O
pants the best that can be bought for the money Five dollars
will buy good mems and buys bes BOYS over
coats sell from 81 90 the The line Of Fur unques
ob the largest the county and it your to buv early
before the best picked We sell you lined leather
coats for 81 90 subject to return not satisfactory Caps So IS
cents, $l.O0 and up. - ~ -
It is worth while look styles plush caps ladies and
gentlemen even do not to buy is the and
line you the prices from Is up carry nice
Of the Windsor and Scotch caps Is cents up to 81 Is
The underwear necwea hosiery and muer line than
before We sell trunks and vases than other firm in the
county. Why? - ~
How is that doing business for the
Simply because we live up to our old motto: f.
THROUGH HONESTY 7 PROSPER y
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8eleaf6aft, iit aus benz Gireftorium
biefer 8e5elIiGaft dusaetreferf.

9e!eal0aff, 1T aus benz SireftDrium
oiefer 8eieQfGaft ausgetreten.
- Sas 8erliner Sageblatt fcbreibt:
Die Nnfertigung neuer 6eilpmpbe
gebt raid bon Staten, aber fie fann
nlbt nOr @nbe Sanuar In genlgeuoer
Wenge bergeifellt fein, nm alle 6ospi.
tdler uno mebi5inii@en @eielI6aften
5u befriebigen. Na1abmungsDerfube
ltnD bereits gema1t tporben unb es
mahen ttrenge MaBregeln gegen ss6ls
iGer getrofen tperben. Die 2pmphe 1T
tebt In ben meiiien Berliner 6ospitilern
Dorrdtbig. Sm lniberifdtsbOspital
bei@rdnfen bic Nerate tie ginipribuns
gen aber auf ioldbe patienten, tpeldle
tart genug linb, ieIbif binfommen au
t6nnen. Alles aus benz Bertauf Der
Spmpbe gei6ife @el6 gebt an bas @es
iunbbeits0mt.
2aifer Mibeln tuiiniGt Die idbleti.
nige Gtnftibrung Der Roni6en 6eilmes
tbobe in ben Militdr. 6ospit6lern, ba
bic S9minbiu@t bic berbeerenoffe
9ranfbeit 1T. bic in Der Mrnlee berrid,t.
prcfefior Paiteur In paris, Ser
bsrtibmte @rfinber ber G9ubsSmpfung
gegen SoQmutb, bat benz Brof. Rod In
Berlin ieine ber5li6iten GIiidplni@e
tiberianbt, tuorauf bieier feinen, parijer
@Ouegen cine 9robe ieiner 0pmpbe
fdidte.
Mus Nbelaibc mirb mitgetbeiIt:
) Die iibanifralii6e 9esierung bal per
Gabel in Berlin eine Genbung Sod
f1er SDmpbe beitelIt.
6err 8Digtberr, elm iociallifiides
Witglieb ber 8erliner @tabtDeror6nes
tens .Ieriammluug, III iDeeen .8eleibi-
gung tir9liGer @inrthtungen@ au 6
MOnaten SefdusniB nerurtbeilt uors
ben.
= Der riibmli9ff bstanute g1dturs
Gorf9er Rarl 8ogt, seboren i'm Sabre
1915 in @ieBeu, Der felt 1852 profefior
ber Observation-Disclosures In Sent 1T, III
bort febr gef1brli9 erfrantt.
= G6nig @iIbelm bon 9ollanb ift
mad langidbriger Granfbeit enbli1 ges
ttorben, na@bem Ct geiitis iboa inin6e.
items felt eiuem Sabre unsure9nungss
tdbig mar. Sie erft Dor Ruraem aIs
Negentin eingeiebte REn!gin gmma
thbrt nun i'm Jtanen ibrer einaiaen
So@ter. Der nunmebrigen 26nigin Wil.
belmine bic Hegentfdafl ber NieberIans
be. Sie 2ei@e bes 36nigs I,egt aufees
babrt auf oem Parabebett. bebor iie in
6er Gamiliens@ruft ber Oranier beige.
iebt Dtro. Der prdRbent bes b6dffen
8ert9tsbofes Dertaste bic Gibung, oIs
Die Na9ridt BON benz 3obe oes G6nias
eintraf. 3ubor aber prizes er in bere6.
ten WorteH bas Nnoenten bssielben
uno bob befonbers bernDr, oaB er es
gepeien let. Der bic erife Mnregung aur
Abi9affung Der Sobesifrafe segeben
babe.
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W0LFS0N'S = Main Plaza.

geI utuSYttBcu tyutHlltes QOer QQ9 Qtfr3.
Ii6e 6aus lei berarint, unb Die @Sbn,
unb 36@ter beHelben pfIegten oesbaIt
auf reiGe 0eiratben aus3ugeben. eSn,
foIge biefer @igentbiimli1teit fei Srent
ols 46t3ebni6brige bic 6rau beg alter
Wfeyquis Bro be 8erbiere geuoroeu
bet bic SiebensDiiroigteit gebabt babe,
bie S66ne fdon mad breiiabriqer, fin.
berIoier @be burh ieinen Sob tpieber BON
fi9 au befreieu; barauf fei bic Muiter
aus ben Mbru33en berbeigeeilt, um bic
berDiitwete rei9e SD1ter su tr6fien
he babe 5iDei nod nidbt ,placirte" fun
gere 59wefern bon Srenelt mitgebrotbt.
Die bier lebten feitbem - felt brei
Sabren innig Dereint unb ina9ten elm
groBes 0aus, Ia benz es reMt eigens
tbhmli9 bergin9e.
Wteio gebt es bsrt eigentbamIi9 ber?
fragte Gintber.
Sa, bau0n MAIDEN sic ii@ feline eSbee,
mein 2ieberl-gs berrld5t i'm 6otel Bra
cine poriintfutbli6e, patriar6aIiide
Wirtbf@aft = obue patriar1en. 3u.
nd@ff finbeu Sic bort ffets bier bis fiinf
l9war3dugige. fdtpor3bdrtige, auriifs
1aitenbe Staliener. Brii6er, Onfel.
getterH uno Neffen Der principei5a, Der
Itutter Srenens, = bic nur felien elm
Wori iagen, aber benen man anRebt.
oaB ne atir camille gebbren, unb bic
ft1 I'M 9otel Bro bDlllidnbig au 6aule
| ffihIen. }nhnnr hof gl3oAon,a G~s.,. =:
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eterbet nid5t i'm Sanie.

RoUGH ON RATS bertiIst @atten, MauIe
nno S@paben. Salbe 10 Gents.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Cine f@ere @nrm.
Mebiain. 25 gents.
RouaH ON coRNs. 8laIiia l5 Gents.
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LGOrtfetuns foIst.l

Gin friiber bel Der Mrmee ifebenber
WnnoarSt unt iebi bebeutenber Grat I'm
6ifiihen Soma, mubte unIdnoif ouf els
nige Gage iein 6eim berlaiien; tpdbs
renb ieiuer Nbneienbeit betam zines
Der &inoer cine f@were grtdItung, mos
rauf ieine isrou fofort cine tSlafde
sebamberloin's Cough GemebpS boIen
lieb. Msit benz er3ielten 3eluItate mar
lte 10 5ufrieben, bob bel 1bnIiden ssdlIen
gu peridiebeHen 3eiten bieieIbe Mebiain
gebrau9t ipurbe. gia9 eieener uebers
3er5une bebaupiet Der 4r3t, baB es bas
3uperldifielfe prdparat gegen @rtdltrua
ipdre unb before @rfoIse er3iele, aIs irs
9eno zines, mas er ie ge5rau4t babe.
gu bsrtdufen bel ". Cohen & Co.,
9alteDsr & Son unb alien bebeutenben
Drognilien.
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tn bielenl Separtement iAfper unS seiti,
perfauft. SIN gersleiAe gu friiberen Sabreny,
baben mir Sieie eaiion mebr ais bas 9ops
petite IN Mdnteln erbalten. Gum l1neliif tritt
anbalteap iparntes aSetter elm; folslidb taiiiien
iptr per3tpeifelte 9nitrensnnsen ma6em es
TT albefannte Sbatiade, baB reDusirte greiie
oas bette 8erfaufsmittel iinS, unb obaleidb mir
loon 9unSerte bon MdnteIn perfauft baben,
ltno ep9 nod biele 9rnberte borbanben. bie
alo5sgelalagen tperoen ntiifen. 9arl.m finb sic
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San NntDnip, 9tenftae ben 25 Nppember 1890
GtmaS iiber
sl)fdntel

! 9abt SIR iAon
| gefauft? 9ti6t?
bann unt 10 beiier /!
Sn bielent Sale iperz
bet Sbr profitiren,
obsleicb mir @erlufte
erleiben.
Der @nnabme Ser
@ac&inleb 8ia ppr>
sreifenb, babeil mir
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= parnell Bat fi@ nun bod tnts
i9lohsn, RG In GOIge Der beiDuBteu
sunliebiamen greigniiie1 bis auf Weis
tsres aus oem 6feniIideu 2ebeR suriid.
su5iebeu.
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gs gebtn nidt.

8eamier: Wie alt Fnb Sic 3
Dame (s0gernb): n3mansis Sabr. =
Beamter I9nauaenb): .9ier tpirb
ni9ts abgebanbeIt."
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pI6blider MitterunqswetbleI
6ringt bdufig rbeumatlide Some, ,en.
st. Safobs.O Del LII bas bele WitieI ba.
gegen. Wian iOllte es feis I'm 6aule
borrdtbig bobea.
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MiDbd nnb a3inlmer 9etOraionen allr u

GmpfsbInssrbe 9Odelst mOOne prsisrbise Gbna d
MustuabL
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Der Wobrbeit bic gbre.
vWas bat Sbnen auf Sbrer S@wei.
3erreife bas meifte @ersnisen gee
ma6t 2"
s9ab meine 5rau babeim seblieben
ifti
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2eamreMe Oil.

8erbinbert bic 8iIbnna bon 9tunaeIn unS
S}alten in bsr Saut. 8erbiitet bas @sltperbeu
nno sltern Der @eiidtssiiae. erbdlt Suaenb unb
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-17
TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER.

The Jaudon Case to Depend on the
Testimony Of Single Witness.
No day has yet been assigned in the supe-
rlor court for the trial of Joseph W. Jau-
don, indicted for the murder of the colored
man Thomas Sans on Ossabaw Island on
June &c.
There were but two witnesses to the fatal
affray, one of whom, Mr.. Jaudons wife, is
disqualified by reason thereof. The other
witness is colored girl, Tira Frazier, who
is, of course, the states witness. Toe YER
sion given by her Of the killing does not
agree with that Of the principal in the kill
ing, and the result of the trial will likely
hinge on whether the statement of the pris-
ouer is the more reasonable one than the
testimony Of the colored girl.
Jaudon says that Sans had him down
and was choking him, and that he used the
knife to save his own life, which vas in
great peril at the time The Frazier girl
claims that Jaudon struck at Sans with
hoe, which he caught under his arm. and
that, while in this position, Sans holding
the hoe and Jaudon holding the
handle with one hand stabbed Sans with
the other hand. Jaudon is still in prison.
The case will be assigned for trial at the
present term of the court.