davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
gorresuunaens. = Weus Gram.

gorresputaettz. = Neu< 8rdun.
fels. ben 25. Musufi 80. Die trpdene
9iBe bat nod ni9t na9seIaHen uno in
Golse b~erielben 1T Der grtrag Der
Baumponernte, faus ni1t fehr balb
farfer &egen eintritt unb faltes Metter
erft ipdt f6 einiielt, elm piel serinserer.
aIs ertpartet tuurbe. uuiere beibeiI
@ottonsins finb tdsli@ i'm 8etriebe, unb
Big bsuie finb mebr aIs 250 Yalen burG
beige Raufieute berianbt tporben. Der
@efammtbetrag ber 8anen, pel9e BON
l. September 1889 bis gum L. Septemls
ber b. $. bon bier aus bur6 bic gifens
babn berfanbt miro, belduft fid auf 15,s
600 BaIen.
Die yNeu . Braunfelier 3eitung"
purbe bpn 9errn @rnf G6big on Die
6erren Sulius %. 9alm uno $. 81.
@burd %uerfauft unb mirb gtsenmdrtig
BON Germ 8. s. 2afrenb rebi9irt.
Ser Neu 9raunfelier gegenIeitiger
uuterfiBunsss 8erein 3ablte i'm lebten
&ednunssiabre 81, 944 on Die Sinters
bliebeneu bsr feben b~er1orbensn Mit.
glieber aus. Die @eneralberiammlung
beRelben wdblte bur9 Wcclamation bas
bisberige SireftOrium pieber, unb lsks
teres unter ii6 bic bisberigen 8samten :
prdioent, 8. Seele; 8ice prdfSent,
5. Gauf; Seiretdr, 8. 6ampe unb
SGobmeiifer 8. 6 SLIDER. Gie 3abl
Der Witglieber bes 8ereins betrdot 376.
Ste repubIiiauii6e @ountps8 eriamm.
lung bertagte fb am lebten Samftae
big gum nddlen Samlfas, ben 80. Mu,
guit 5 uhr Na9mittags.
9err Grnff 8rtne ir. nit Grau @s.
mablin unb Grau 9ampe febrten ses
iunb uno munter aus benz Babe in Dot
Springs, 4rf., suriid, pdbrenb Serr
W. Clemens nit Gamilie nod in Rod.
port weiIf. f. H.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
0as Wcrotenft heat!

@t pani&en ~unieren Mitblrsern mitsutbeiIen, hab
ieit ether Retbe RON Sabren pertaufeu, ebeafo Or.
Rings Neue eeter Piaen, Sudlens Grnica Gable une
electric BitterS, unb bab mir ntemalS Seilmittel rerz
fault haben, bic 70 gut ySebeu" cher bic 70 ausemetn
b~efrte6ist BADEN, ME biefe. Bir S6sern teinen ausens
bid, bic @urantte fur bieje Matttel ieber 3ett gu dber=
nebmen unb inb tets bereit, faS perauSSdbte @elb aus
rhdsusablen, penn ibrem @ebraufe tetnc befriebisen=
ben Relultate sefolst iiub. Gieie Mtttel rerbanten ibre
srpbe 4rpularitdt ibren etsenen gerbienfen. Gum
Wertaui In alien Apptbeten unb in her Drp9uen : @rrbs
0anhluna ron Dretb, Tbpmplon u. So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
Cur aenntniBnuhme fit bic 9elega~
ten GUT repnblifaniidem GonntDs
&%ot1bentton.

9a Der f6on friiber ber0fentli@te
Qufruf our abbaltung Der Republican,
f9en @ountD. Contention am 80. Mus
quit 1890 ben Miifons. @atten als Ort
ber Ibbaltung berfelben feflebt,
es f9 aber iuamii9en beraus
gefeqt bot, 6aB 6ieies 2ocol fnr
beiagten 3wed nidt berftigbar lit,
10 peroen ale 9elegaien bierbur@ Be-
no4ri6ti9t, baBioie @%Onbention an benz
ielben Datum (samiiag, ben 80. Nur
quit 1890), aber um II lbr 0ormits
tags in Rrii6's@ Contentious 6ale abge=
6alten tperoen tpirb.
s. 5. San Der 6oepen,
goriiBer beg republitaniI6sn grecutip:
@omites bon 8erar @ountD.
5an Nntonio, Seras, 81. Mug. 80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
6 . { | 8.

Can antonio, 81. Musuit, go.
Megifo nnS bic nJair" tn Gan Mm=
tOntD.
Nler 8orausi9t nod mirb bic meris
tanii6e 8etbeilisung an Der eaa Nns
tonio'er Iusfequns in bieiem Sabre
cine fehr ffarte perben.
Wenn bic meritaniide &eaierung
ielbf aud = bas bortreHli6e MiIitdr=
Mufttorps ausseuommen = feinen
8eitraa ba5u liefern tpirb, 10 betbdtigt
lie ibr Snterefe an benz international,
len" nnternebmen bod i6on babur6,
baB fie in benz 8e9ieruugsblatt - Dem
xEiario Official" = cine Nn5eige Der
1air p%erbfentIidt. Mau 1T gu Der
6ofnune bere6tigt, baB an bet btesidb.
rigen Gair mebr Staaten Der 51mefer>
&epubIlt bur6 a~usfeluns ibrer bettefs
fenben 2anbesprobutfe Mutbeil nebmen
tuerben, als es bisber Der SOL gemeien
1T.
Die Bsoeutuns. peI6e bieieIbe fir
WfeTifo bat Dber baben tam, fommt, 10
fdeint es, INNER mebr uno entI9iebener
our Waregnng. @s mirb in Der inertia.
nif9en preRe nit &e9t barauf binge.
tpiefen. baB fe zines Der mirfiamten
Wtittel werben fam, einen innigeren
unb acknowledgement 9anbelss 8ertebr
3Dif6en ben 3nei 2dnbern a~n3ubabneu
unb bamit elm INNER mebr f9 enttpi'
delnbes Greunbf6afts 8erbdltniB.
Gerabe iebt. NO in ben an Seras
gren5enben Norbfaaten bon MerifO
bic 8ieb3u9t ii6 in trdftiger Weife 80
entDideln anfdnst. fam es nur i'm eSns
tereie Der merifanii9en 8ieb3i6ter lie,
gen, nit Sun Nntonio in @si9dItsper.
binouug gu tseten unb an feiner Musz
feaung i@ gu betbeiligen, neil uniere
Stabt i6on iebt aIs 9fetbes unb &inb
Dieb.M arft cine mebr als lotale 8ebeu,
tung erIanst bat unb i'm 9tanbe 1T,
ui6t bios oas n6tbige ebIe 3u9tbieb
fur Merito gu Iiefern, fonbern ipdter
ou9 fur bic probutie Der merifanii9en
8ieh3udt einen lobnenben 4biab au
uermitteIn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
@rmnseiaemtbums . ilebertraaumsen.

Simon Geft Jun. an Nnnette Sacons
net. 2 @runbitide an GeftfraBe. $500.
Simon Geft jun. an Souls 8aconnet,
@runofid an Gefitrabe. $500.
Simon Set Jun. on u. 2aiare,
@runbtthd an GefHfraBe. $400.
6tiereu, Gorde, SreiB uno Meer.
i@eiot on Otto 8erstrOm. 8lod z,
@itp Got LEG [wefIi6 bonn ala3ans
Greet. $4,000.
%. 69miot oil 6. q. 5eil, 8 @runb,
fftfe on pinto.S traBe. $1,000.
paul Reeri9eibt on Oscar g9o9,
8 @runOfade an @pominsftr. 81, 200,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27

Ser sreiie @ei@seeridts : prdfi.
bent Or. 5imTon, Der i'm 81. 2ebenss
iabre ffebt. 1T i'm 8esriHe, III Den
Hubeitanb au treten. @s tpirb oielfa1
Der Wuni6 laut, 6aB 9r. Galt, ber
friibere @ultus : Minifer unb iebise
SberIanbesgeti@tss prdRbeut in Samm,
su feiuem Na6fOIger ernannt tperbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
Ru6Iena grntea.eaIbe.

Die bette GaIbe ber BELT H. e&uitte,
auetI4uneen, @ef9piire, Giebsr. unb Saut.
aasf9Iag. SIe6te, eelprun9ene Sdnbe, 8roR.
bsnlen unb ale Sauttranibeiten ; fnrirt Oh.
morrtoiben ober feline Hs5abluns. 8duis,
Satisfaction sarantirt obsr bas Gelb ptrt
suriderfdttet. rs Gents bic S@aGteI. Bum
Berfauf in allen Apotbeleu. Drsib, 9bombs
Ion & Co., @h0IefdIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
Mdhrenb Mm. Nutdefpn b

= Mdbrenb Wm. 0ut1eion bon
Benton, Sns., i'm b%ergangenen Septem
Der auf einem 9ieb' unb pferbefaufge.
f6dft in Seras mar. purbe er, bermutbs
lid in GoIge bes Wedfels 6es Srints
Dafers BON einem beftiaert Nnfaa bon
@bolera Morbus uno Siarrboe beimges
fu9t. Gin Ipotbeter rietb inn, Cham
berlains Golic, @bolera unb Siorrboe
&emebp gu nebmen. Die annette 9olis
bemirtte cine bDafdnoige Sur un6 er
empfieblt bas MitteI Nnberen angeIe.
gentli9f. Gum 8ertauf gu rs unb so
Seats per Glaf6e Bel &. @obn & Co.,
s. Ralteper & Son unb allen Drug
giiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27

Buffalo 8ia III nit isinem uWiIs
ben mehen" in Samburg ei%ngetrofen.
Seine erfte 8oriieauns roar 10 aablrei6
beiu6t, tpie nod ME elm Circus uno
cine dbnIi6e S@auiiellung ie subor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
Die repmbltfaniidbe GnmmtD=G pnben
ttDn
tritt am Samfag ben 80. Nugut 8ors
mittags 10 nbr in 9ril@'s 9ale aus
{lIlt1el.
MuerIet.

MueClet.
= Bon 9errt Ibolpb 2ungfuib, benz
prdRbenten beg bonn 20. big gum %.
September in Griebri6sburs faitfin.
oenben 9. sdusetfeites bes Ssranii9en
@ebirgs @dngerbunbes, ging urs cine
freunblide @inlabuns aur SDeildahme
on bemIeI6en gu. 6er3li9en Dantl
Ser S6tben. 8erein vSdgerTuf"
feiert ON II. September ieia 5tifiuness
fef.
= Dem fdbtiiGen Collector. 6errt1
@b. &iide, III aus ieiuer i'm 4. 5tod.
merle bes 2ampmann , @ebGubes geIe>
genen Office eine nidt unbetrd9tli9e
Summe @elbes geffobIen tporben.
Ser aoologif9e @atten on San
pebro Springs. part bat mieber gu.
wa@s erbalten, unb aipar in @eftaIt
BON amsi prd9tigen Dumas aus benz
norbmeitliden Seras unb eines 3iemIiG
aroBen Nli9ators, Der aus OHsSeras
R1mttt.
Wfit GDdrUaHeS, @riuen, @ansett &c.
ID iein ansenebmes Sausbalten. Sas tpirf.
fainfe unb au8bauern6fp Mittel ia, spei ODER
b,ei MG9te Rough on Rats BUILDER su ~ifreuen,
unb atpar unbesmifdt. Streae es in uno UNI
bic @rube terum unb in bte absuasr6tren.
am anbern MOrsen ftiiIe bic absnasrSbrsn
gut aus unb idmmtIi@e Snfetten bonn 8oben
bis sum 4eler perben Seri9pinben. Das
Gebeimnis Iiest BARN, Bag, mo INNER Die Sn>
fetten ii@ Sass iber aufbalten, Ee bes gio@ts
in bic Gbsussianale UNI @aEer eebeu miiFen.
Sic fOnnen aber Rough on Rats int @aGer
ni9t Sertrasen. Dies 1T bas fhneafe unO au.
friebenfeaenOffe Mittel. Da Rough on Rats
elm Gift III, folte es auf biefe @eiie nur bes
Na9ts sebraudt tuerben unb frib am anbern
Worgen tuessefpiIt perben. Cine anbere grt
unb @eife III, elm gbl0ffel boil Rough on Rats
nit einem balben @funb braunen 8uders su
bermif@en unb oiefe Mii@une auf @apier ODER
9eIIern an ben Sbiersn Susansli9en 9ldbeu
uu6 auber Dem 8ereid Der &inber aufjuitelen.
S@neibst Oies ais snpeiiuns beraus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27

- Der @sar bai benz beutf&en
Nej9sfan5ler, General b. gapripi, bic
h69fe rufRf9e Srbens. Decoration, ben
st. AnoreassO rben, berIieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
Gtablirt 1866.
hos. Goggan X Bros.
Gun Antonio. yeras
9an Mmtomio, Seras.

SGn aeanen.
game 3t
gr 9sroosbsIm sinnanO! gH nssa senau. pI@n gBadb ies snarunsnt bot
Mr bmeno H 5nfrnrnene af aurb Encouragement Gabtfn probht nmb nur bic Naea.
tnsn Deren9en bebaden, wehe wrfa fir bic beFen bpen.
Mr BADEN in nnkrem @efbatt mebr &anal ansekgt aB ale NuGfaien.S anbLr in xras
apia mum a aaS . ns Ef fr bar hufsn, 10 erbaasa pm bic nnbrsasn guie
@rb benO rb &@utd. mdBWe PreHe quite Baae unit ouGautdtu nfnn &uuben aaea.
GMr elm cfogi9es uab fables gef4at aufubaut unb waosn unkre Qrnupien bibhaIn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27
s. @roos 4 Co..
B QUIE r y
unb ednbIer In

RObfIbsr unt unsanstorsn @slbjcrten
kbernsbmen Ginta iiirunsen unb ausabIuuasa
bon @elbern in ben Ser. Staten uuS gurobo
NIB fellen @e6f ,lanB auf 2ep Orleans, ct
eOuis rnb gep gort, ebenIo pie auf Die arSse
cen StdSteiu 9eras unS europa, defenders 10
Oertf1lanh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27

SIN Sale bon Rrant6eit ODER
uu9lld setpabren mir ffets
lansere Belt. Shit 8bpOtbefen.
Noten fam bicS nidt gef9eben.
Sir brau@en uniere Moten
unb Siderbeiten nidt an Ban.
f'erS ooer SeloberIeiber su
transformer. uni nit benz geIb
infer @el9aft peitsr5ufibren.
8ir brau9en ni9t bobe
&reife gu beredner fiir Sn.
f~frumente, peld3e mir auf Set
berfaufen, nm bic 8infen au
8orf9ufe beran85uf9Inesn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27

penbLB E6.
antas askgsngn Eno ole 0xisMssn, pd@e snfmmsnh bon us tauHsn.
Oenen, mh6e bic GnG1on aue9t febenbn Nianp8 NIT allen nuefen GerhFeruuoen uoh
n5t sse9en baben. tSnnea mir berF9era, BOP Obsu9 buIben Idnga an Der spte aw an IN.
Dern 5nfrumente reben, IL Wn9f nod neueeh u5Me @W1nberunaen erfhren babsn.b bird
% sss ns ALL it, n ne 5miaae e, Ssass b:SsasaD ssbSbt ~assn isSab s ae aaSeun aM.
mir fnb gtaats asntsn fir @sbez @tinpap C Sons, anab. e5idedas 6 Sons, ma.
tbufdet nnb s \. gale s 30 @anos, unb gfafon q SamHu, uuo RtmboQ. Opoeu.
. ar goM a, saDsi Sonaa bon reIa BE lpgsa far ms nafntat proen.. Die cine bu.
faufen pr fur $50, bic anorefu fur $95. SaS So5nef bhr Sradn lit kbr fhSn. mi bs
Srnere mb bic AuaMaten lakn nbs gu nIn@sn abte.
Nr fIbnn fir g8bokfak. uMb GeaiSanbd ollie Gortn bot muGla[fAeu nRrnmpntsu
ebenfo Mufin 8Iatkrn, 8dnben, BIdern fit ae Snarumenh.
Infer Sorab in Nmen 1T Der gr6te I'M eiben.
gr fnben af NppHfahon RafaLMe unb gYisinen BON 9ionos. Nrndu genGf,Efh.n
Snframenten, @uftaHen, ahen IT, ans uni beamtpoaen prompt ollie breaideu NuTocen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-27

SHIFT no s.
&odport, SeraS.
t. 5. .---.--..---.--. Eigenthuemer.
Ser amgenebmhe Gpmmerplak an Der 6Hfe. Mmsaeaeihnete Spte=
Aforementioned. Wpr5IgGdber 8h6,
Den @aMn Hsen sOae nnb gsasen 3r grfmuns. @aae fir Oas re6sa sotI" perOen
abnbof per Omnibus abe6oh. Grma 3 lite @reife fir GamiIten.
"a -@epad. e9eds 6nmn an ben sohLgr abgeaamn perben Der Ss @epad foaen.
becrst Man bbte oe ebedS bis FUR aMunft 3C7tunlM
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-08
A Monstar Funeral.

Tho funeral Of soyeniy-fve Of tho vic
Tins Of tho fro damp explosion in the
Pelissior pi at ST. Etenno, took place
Thursday. Tho cofins were covered
with flowers. Some Of the collins bore
the inscriptions "To the martyrs Of
labor" and ITO the victims Of capitalist
exploitation. Tho whole mining popula-
uon ot the ST. Etionne dlstric, attended
the funeral N. Ives Guyot who was
formerly Minister 9. pahiic Works. de-
livorcd an Grafton over heeofins, which
wsFa sEFsyea IL : Lac Aft"rthe bodie.
had been inferred the local leaders
spoke upon the demands Of the Social.
lists Tho Chamber Of Deputies has vot-
ed 200, 900 francs for tho benefit Of the
families Of those who lost their lives In
inc pii
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-08
CUBA MAY BE OURS.
Two Hundred Million DoIlarv
Would Buy 10.
II tho unlted states VIII Take the I.I.ns
Now, She Can Have IL By Relisv-
ing spain's Distress.

Seniors lIypolito Murua and poli-,rp.
Munoz, the Special Commissioner OF
the Spanish Government, whose arrival
here some time ago TO investigate possi.
bility OF the United States buying
Cuba, are in New York at tho presen,
time. They have boon TO Bar Harbor.
whe-o they bad lengthy conference, or
series of conferences extending
over three days, with Secre-
tary Blaine. From their ex.
prossions since they have re.
turned 70 Now York Mr.. Blaine gave
thcm ground ;or belief that :he STATE
Department would look favorably upon
any prorered negotiation looking TO our
purchase Of Cuba, but would not recon-
mend 10 tho President tho taking OF the
Initiative. Mr.. Blaine's position in
this respect is due probably to the fact
that the country has already at differ
ent times made several oyertures 10
spain for the purchase OF Cuba, which
have invariably been negatived at
Madrid, and 1t would be- throwing
dignity and diplomacy TO the winds
TO take the initiative again Spain is al
ready governed by Parliamentary body,
ana the infant ruler is ruler only 10
name. The deposition Of Dom Pedro,
OF Brazil, has brought directly home 10
the I.ral family OF Spain the carly
proba ity that Spain win also become
a Res Ole In reality. The Nation is
sadly In debt, and the Royal revenue
once cut of by revolution, the Royal
family would be begQared.
Tho Royalists have seen their
relative, Dom Pedro, beg
CARED by the brazilian revolution, and
are casting around for means 20 evade
such fate for themselves Cuba is the
only hope they have found that they
"iil not be similarly beggared. II they
'an sell Cuba for $500 0OO, 900 or even
100 900, 900 they hope 20 secure out OF
mat nmout sufficient sum to provide !
Tor themselves against the inevitable |
lay when Spain will be pronounced a |
Republic. Senior Murua said |
% reporter when asked |
What Spain would take for Cuba that /
negotiations had not reached such /
point that he could give figures or talk
about price Would Spain take $780, |
700 O00?' was asked him. II can say
hat am positive Spain would give an
'1cr OF 5000, 600 600 serious considera-
ion. That amount would enable Spain
20 relieve her financial distress and en-
arrassmont, settle her differences With
thor Nations Ia Europe and take a new
md higher place among Thorn"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-08
WITH WIT AND SAGE.

IGNORANCE is the mother of vice.
THE less you find fault the more you
will find happiness.
ION, talk is cheap" as it? guess
you never paid lawyer for pleading
your case"
HOPE is itself species of happiness,
and perhaps the chief happiness the
world affords.
BANKS -"You seem TO be I'm bad
humor tonight" Spaces-"Yes, am
grinding out jokes"
TEAcHER-"llow is the earth divided"
Tommy-''Tween them that's got it,
and them that wants it,"
"MAMMA," said little Willie, inspect
ing a porous plaster, 'are those holes
where the pain comes through
SHIPS are about the only thing We
know OF that can travel milo after mile
on tacks and show no signs OF pain.
BRGGs - Hello, Braggs! I've just
got back from the lakes, you know"
Braggs-"l'm very sorry. my boy, but !
haven't got a cent"
CLEAR thoughts patiently worked out
and freely interchanged before action is
called for are the only means OF making
that action wise, permanent ana erec'
tive.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-08

SIXTEEN members OF the Kentucky
State Guard have gone to Perry County,
10 holp Jsdge Lily hold court
THE President has designated Assist.
ant Secretary Nottleton as a member OF
the Boar TO represent the Treasury
Department at the Worlds Fair.
The L s \. Baltimore has been oT-
dered 10 Boston, after which she will go
Europe With Erlcsson's remains.
THE House Comm ttee on Agriculture
has decided 20 report favorably the bill
introduced in the House by Mr., ConRcr,
to regulate the manufacture and sale OF
com POUND lard.
TIE Russian Government will dis
patch. a scientific expedition to the dis.
tricts OF Mongolia bordering on Siberia.
Az Van Bnren. Ind, Ed. Robson, a
butcher, hit Louis Young on the head
witha beer bottle and crushed the skull.
Young Is expected TO die.
ArEA importer from lIankow, China,
nov in Chicago, states that the passage
OF tho U. ;. silver bill has raised the
price Of tea there ten per cent Thecrop
China is heavy this year, and Of prime
quality
ENGLAND and France will appoint
Commissioners 10 dclimit the French
sphere OF influence in Central Africa in
connection with the German agree
ment
WASHINGTON man claims to have in.
vented an electrical contriyance where
by Inc time Of making the roll-calls in
Congress- can be reduced from half
hour 70 fivo minutes.
MINNEAPOLIS census enumerators,
Louis Hegeman stevens and Dickey
were held to the grand jury in s., OOC
bonds for not returning their schedules.
MANGA, King Of Uganda, is firmly
established on his throne, and Kareng,
hisopponent is dead.
The National Economist, organ Of the
Famer's Alliance charges that the pas
sage of the silver bill was secured by
bribery and corruption.
Tue West Scotland steel manufac.
turers have announced their intention
Of reducing wages ten per cent, the de.
crease to 60 into effect In August. The
waknen threaten to strike.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-08
A Destructive Hal Storm.

Tho most terrific wind and hail storm
ever experienced at Richland, Mimi,
visited that section Sunday forenoon.
The windows on the west and north
sides OF every building in the village
and for miles on either side in the
country are broken. The storm was
about forty miles wide and about ten
miles long. All uncut grain in its path
is a total loss. The hail in some in
stances we're as large as hens eggs and
covered the ground for several inches
The loss is estimated at from SIS, 600 to
$3.50, zoo. Hogs we're killed and hun
dreds Of chickens persisted. In some in.
stances the pieces Of leo were driven
with such force as TO pierce through the
roofs Of buildings.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-08
Rarare. OF Cholera a, n.cna.

Tho cholera epidemic in Mecca show.
no signs OF abatement Tho deaths
from the disease average eighty daily.
Tho confirmation OF the reported exist
once of cholera TO an epidemic degree AZ
Bagdad and Mecca causes great uneasi.
ness In Western Europe. and strict pre-
cautions are being taken at Marsollles
and other ontropots OF oriental traffic to
prevent II possible. the introduction Of
infection through those ports. The
cholera at Mecca is always caused. as
everybody knows by the presence OF i'm.
mcnse crowds Of pilgrims 10 The Holy
city Of Mohammed. who have not tho
slightest notion OF sanitary laws, and
Who dwell In a condition Of 9th almost
iadcscrlbable.
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MEGA freys Fatal Jump.

At Boston Sunday afternoon Charles
McCafiroy, the bridge jumper, whose AZ
bition IL was 10 rival Steve Brodie S-
sayod jump of 1870 feet, and the effort
resulted In death. lie shot through he
air feet foremost. until within perhaA
eight feet OF the water Ian his -
turned and he straci.4lr-l .,esss--
uponLhis back. strange % ny, insa
Of sinking Immediately, the body
the man must have been instantS
killed. bounded upward and then fioa,ed
for fully fifteen seconds upon tho spr.
face Of the water, then slowly it 80
from sight.
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FEARFUL COLLISION.
Two Passenger Trains Come Together ~
Fun speed-Two KILLED and Num"sr
Injured.


Fun speed-rwo Killed and Numrer
fnJured. ~
Another collision occurred on the MO
non Sunday afternoon at IL O'CLOCK,
which resulted in the killing OF two mon
and the serious injury Of several others;
one OF whom will probably die. Passen-
ger train No. 3 that left Chicago Satur-
day for Louisville was delayed six bourj
at Groencastle. by the wreck OF thsI
bridge over Walnut creek, caused "
three cars being placed in Monor
switch by the !. & st. l.. road. breaklngi
from the train and running away, at1
into the bridge The passengt.l
train left Greencastle after the wrecke&|
bridge had been repaired, and was run
ming at high rate Of speed 20 clear ~
timo OF the north-bound passenger tram
No. G. A change In tho timo-tableof
the north. bound train OF ten minufes |
had boon made, and I. .s possible ar
the south-bound train had not bee1 ~
formed OF the change, or II IL had, 30 /
apprehended. Tho conductor OF 10 /
south bound was Peter Mcdonald. ~. /.
engineer was Arthur Byrne; the fip- 4
man George Kohl; the two. latter
OF New Albany. On this
train were Mail Agent James Til
ford. OF New Albany, and American
Express Route Agent John Blackwell.
OF Louisville. John Bill was conductor
on the north-bound train, and Robert
Muir, engineer. both Of New Albany. /
Both trains were running at a tremon-
dous speed, and when they came into
collision they were at crook in tie
road thickly oyergrown by high bushes
and weeds, that obstructod them from
view at the point where they struck.
SO they came together with
such force as utterly destroyed both en-
gines and telescoped the express mail
and one chair car, absolutely tearing
them into atoms. Tho killed are: Ar
thur Byrne, New Albany, engineer Of
the south-bound train George Kohl. OF
New Albany, fireman OF the south-bound
train. Tho bodies OF both these men
we're buried under the two engines and
teiescoped cars, anu NOS recovered til
i've o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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Family Of Ten Pnisonad-

The attempt of colored preacher
named W. II. Boone, in Gordon COUNTY,
Ga, to kill by poison a family Of ten
persons, three OF his victims being nov
dead, has created intense excitement
and the prisoner and his wife are care.
fully guarded in the Jail. He put rat
poison in the food of colored family
named Lalley Boone puts the crime on
his wife, saying she was jealous OF Mrs
Lalleys affection for him. The wife
puts it on her husband, saying he sought
to obtain possession OF Lalley's crop
Tho other victims are not yet out Of
danger
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Fatal Cattle Disease.

Texas fever is spreading with alarm.
Ing rapidity among the cattle in Butler
and Elk Counties, Kan. Some weeks
ago about 80, 900 cattle were taken 10
those two counties, represented To be
from Arizona, An investigation has
shown that they were brought from the
Panhandle and Green County, Texas.
and this fact has greatly enraged the
owners Of native cattle. Two men wore
killed two days ago Ia dispute o,e.
the matter, and more bloodshed is al.
most certain. So far about 1000 head Of
cattle have died.