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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
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Bur abpentuns ppfittp sefunpbeitsi&dbl@er 6plsen
" es unbepinst nntbpenbiS, baB bic srpbe 0ur@Sanssz
prabe bes menlGlihen Gsitems, pber,s penn man 70
nil, Der Dur@sanssz aanal, udmlid bic Ginsepebe,
10 @nea als m6sla pieber se0fnet perben, penn tr@
ssnD cine gerftopnns herielben einsetreen it'll @e
5ateb etes niH 70 pirb bic @ae in 8lut seleitet;
be eeber pirb fridge; beibenpe salise SubRanSen se
ilansen tn ben Masen unb peraria9en @erbauunss6ez
i@mereen; 9oppeb melbet ii4 unb ale bieie nntebas
is ldnser bic @eritcpfuns anbdlt. Die i'm wa6rem
gserttnne bineneen Gtseni9aften Spietter'S Wasenz
Der 3uiammen,ebuns ber Ginseweipe; eioraen, NIT
aneeren Wcrteu, fur reselmdbisen @tublsana. Das
Stiers II allen enpern, hraflb unO seftj&msrsbait
pDruseheu, ba eS n6t, pie iene, beftis pirt, ipnz
bern enen natnrsemaben, i9merSloien Giublsans be-
ptrtt une bic Gneerungscrsaue ntt ansretft uRb
i9latft, ipneern fe trdftst unb tdrtt. Der Masen,
bic eeber unb in ber Ibat bas san3e Spaem irertem
eurh naielbe in wpbItbuenber Weiie resulfrt.
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Slns ben 0teminiscem5en eimes syis
itatsminiiters.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
Gin f6tpahes @eba9tnif;.


3wifden YictOr 6uqO unb einem
frana0fi9en 2lberalen, Namens ehos
oeder, beffanb innise Jreunbldoft, bic
IN Golge elmer bi9teriIden sfreibeit
yietor 9ugO's in fpdteren Sabren mert.
LID erfaltete.
Die beuii6e 5toman5eituna eradblt
oariibsr: Nls Der Di1ter mad benz 4.
December 1851 beimli1 bic Ssludbt ere
griff, mar er Don G1obeder bealeiiet.
Salo Oarauf er5dbIte 9uso bel einem
lbnen su gbren gegebenen Mitiage51en
tn Brhhei: Wsin Greuno 51ooedsr
II ein unfluger 0lbtopf. Denten Sic
nd. tple mir nit binaafse3ogenen Rods
tragrn Ober auf einem Omnibus nad1
Dem Norbbabnbof fabren, fonmi uns
elm Ginien &egiment nit boiler Mufif
enteegeH, un6 biefer Ssufel Don 6d1o.
beder ftbreit tpie beleiien ,Nieber nit
Der Mrmee! Nieber nit Gdiar!" gtur
nit Der gr6Bten Wliibe tonnte i1 i'm
gum S9weigen bringen. @lhfli1erz
melle that Der Oberf, aIs penn er nibts
bore; lonit tDdren mir obne @nabe ges
faBt Worben. 9lllgemeines @elddter ers
folste, in bas aud G1obeder eins
itimmte, inbem er feline untlugbeit
nit ieiuem beiBen 8lute entldulbigte.
@tma sDei Sabre lpdter beiu1te
S1obeder ben uerbannten Didtsr auf
@uernieD; bsim Nadiif9 REF ibm
0ugo su: n@tiuaern Sic ii1, 9doz
oeder, mie mir arf Der Glu9t aus go.
ris, nod bem Staatsltrei6, nit genauer
Notb Der @efangennobme entgingen 2
Welde Sborbeit oon uns, als mir benz
Feglment begneten, au rufen: cTieber
nit ber Mrmeel gtieber nit @diar T.
Nber mir tuaren 10 entrIftet, baB mir
uns ni6t be5mingen fonnten." S1o.
beder ifammelte einige Worte.
Tttnf Sabre fpdter, BET einem abermas
ligen Beiu9e 61obeder's fpra1 man
DOm biirserli9em Mutbe. Bti bieler Sc.
! legenbeit iagte 8ictor Sugo: sd muB
Sbnen bod ettpas pOrbalten, mas mir
f1on lange auf bem Ser3en selegetl
bat. Sd beluun0ere Sic ia, uno Id
fenne Sbren Muib. einmal aber baben
Sic mir bod groBen Summer 5ereitet.
Das mar am Gage unierer 6ludt aus
paris. Grinnern Sic fib, ipie mir ei'
| nem &e9iment Qinie bsgeeneteu Beim
Mnblif bieier Sruppen. bic nod BON
8lute Der GertIeioi9er bes He9ts uni
Der Greibeit trieften, tOunte ib bea
md9tigen 3orns. Der in mir aufqaoa,
ni6t 6err perben, unb i9 rief: Wiebe,
init Der Nrmeel Nieber nit Gdiar! @ie
aber iparen BON Gurbt ergriffen, 5ogeu
mid bel ben &odid6Ben auf meiner
SiB nieber tnb beidmoren mid, rubie
au feiH. Sd mar freilib febr unporii9.
tig seueien, aber Sic, mein Greunb
| Seigten bod bamals einen Wangel ar
Mutb, Der mid tief betriibt bat" S@o'
! beder fdpieg.
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alfreO muBte l1 getpaItiam fafen,
um feline &abrung gu bemeiiern.
Mn (

! Nlfreo muBte ii9 gemaltiam faKen,
I'm feline &abrung 5u bemeifern.
gllio mas tpolleit Du ben papa ira
gen2 fagte er ld6elno.
Warum Du ole bic griefe auf bem
8iid ned ilid]t geleien baf. Sd m6hte
germ Greimarten baben.
@s linb ia lauter gen6bnlide. meinte
Alfreb, bic griefe auiammeniudeub.
Das ffabet niGts. DIANA bat mir
ge5eist. iDie man aus sebn. unb Giiuf.
pfenuissMarfen fG6ne Sterne fleben
fdnn.
Dem 2iebliug gu Gefallen bffnste aIe
feb eineil Brief mad bsm anbern. gr
fab ieOer Oanoihrift ben Nbien6er, unb
tDobrideinliden Sabalt on uno fhblte
teine Neiguua gum 2sisn. Mber bas
llnbefonnte iibt immer auf Die Neugier
einen Gei5. >@r fab ka. cine frembe
96rift bOn wsiblider 9anb uno allerz
lei poiibemerfungen auf benz Goubert,
tuel6e betunbeten, baB Der grief nod
Babensgaoen geri6tet getpeien par
unb tbm rad Berlin ha6gegangen
fei.
Sbn iiberfam INNER elm unbebagen
bel 3ufdriften BON unbetannier 6eite.
@ie erliannte er aber, als er, bas Brief
blatt aus bem @oabert siebeno, benz.
ielben beisefiist. auf uereiIbtem papier,
einige 3eilen BON Der 9anb ieines So.
iers Dorfdnb!
Sein unbebagen iiieg 3ur 3ittern6en
@rregung. Gas @ebeimniBbOlIe, Dds
ibm oa entgesentrat, mar ibm entieBIi9.
@r baBte alles, pas nod tbeaterm1Biger
germidlungs ausfab, uno mar feline
Intbeilnabme perfder3en nollte, brau9.
te mon nur nit bramatiih qefdrbtem
@ortrag 3u reben. Sc mebr er ielbit
bic 8ehte Der tpiberfpredeniien unb
entgegengeieBtenen grregungen fein
fOunte, um 10 mebr Iiebte er bel anbern
einfa@e @efaBbeit.
Seine Nufmerfiamteit ertueden sll
wOllen, fiir tuel6e angelegenbeit aud
INNER, bur9 elm altes gel6riebenes
MOrt ieines Dor bier Sabren berltorbes
men Yoters, bdu@te ibn iiberfpannt,
ipenn nid)t gar Derod6tis.
9aber las er benn aud 3iemlid5 I'm.
gertbri bas GolgeMoe:
Denn Du, nieine tbeure Sreun6in,
eines Cages zines mdnnli9en Hatbes BE-
biirfen iollteif, tuenbe Bid an meineu
Sobn. gr rpirb Sir unb Deiner Sod.
ter beitteben, luenn 0u i1n In meinem
yiamen um etmas bittelf. Gage ibn1
baum, OaB ib i'd Did eeIiebt babe, abe,
baB unhbertpinbIi6e 6inbernifls atuiI6eu
uns itanben, aber iage ibm nidt -.
9ier brad bas Blatt, tueI9es oifen=
bar bon elmer 8riefieite abgefGnitter
mar. ab, unb NIfreb fiblte iibrigens
aud nidt bic minbefen Meugier, tpebel
nuf bas, mas ibm nibt gefagt psrber
follte. nod auf bas. mas bic 8rieif6rei
BERN bon ibm pollte.
|
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
Scr Giuberella edub etore.

gde Ofs9ouiioniiraBe unb Ipenue c.,
bieier beliebts 2aben ber Stabt, bot
ieineH neuen 8orratb BON Sommere
I duben far 9erren. 9nmen unD
&inber erbalten uab bat cine unbers
9leiGlide Nusmahl aller Sorten unb
Aualitdten. Ser Cinderella G9ubs
Store ftibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der be1ten
JabrifeH unb iiberbietet NlIes, mas i'm
biefeen Narft 81 baben lit. 6pecia.
litdt fir 6erren: ber @cdfor6sS6ub,
flir 50. IS berlobnt li6 ber Mibe, i'm
Cinderella @ Store uor3uInredem,
ebe man anbersiuo fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
aSas tuir aebraud,en fSmaem

iinb mebr FOLDER gtabliHemente tuie bas
Ses 9errn @ e o. W anb rp In Der Mll'
hinitraEe, in ipelden fleiBige 9anbmer'
ter unb geInidte @rbeiter lObnenoe Ve=
iGdftisuns finben tOnneu. Sie neueiten
uab bolltommenfen Maf6insn limb
bort fortmdbrenb i'm Sarge, I'M Giiters
men unb @aRersefdBe aller @r6Ben uno
Nrtea ber3uitellen. unb ma9en mir
8ieb3d6ter unb Garmer auf bieien
umitaub beionbers aufmertiam. Mu6
einen eroBen 8orratb bon GaBbauben
unb 8inbeeilen bdlt 9err Manbrp iiets
auf Eager. 5ein @tabliRemeni tit elm
mufereuItises in ieber Weiie unb uer
fi6 fiir berelei9en intereilirt. ipirb eiHen
8eIu@ Der Werfe lobueab finben.
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t6ortfstuns foIst.)
Sraenc cine Game

fam gratis spolf sluminern (6 Wlonats) bon
''The Wide Worldn -Wlaan3in, in e,uer poii.
ienbuag, erlangsn. Dies illufrirte Wfaaaan
If fit ben mebr sebiIoeten Gtanb beitimnt,
entbdlt 3omane, Mobe., 8eIieions. unb bu.
moriiii@e Nbbanbluneen, Yoeiie, sfoditubien
&c. Beoinsuns III, bab lie feds {. Gents. Gtiide
meinsr neiea nnb ele9dnten Rough on Dirt.
Gamilisn- Geife tauft unb mir bic feds eti-
quettes bon ben llml9Idgen ber Ssife einf6idt.
8erlan9t BEL @urem aaaFmann uabebinat bie1e
ausse1ei9uete Gamilien Seife. Rough on
Dirt SEIZE ift sew6bnlid rein, fein partimirt
unb p6ldt fid nidt lei9t fort @uer aauf-
mann Tam Oiele Seife aus ben @boIefale.
9dnisrn ooer birett bonn llnterjsi@neten, benz
Gabrilanteu, be3ieben.
E.s. WELLS, ITO @ranb etra5e, Serlsp
Gitb, 81. 8.
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Giue fidbere @els.Mmlaae

lit eine ipie, pei@er Sbnen unter @arantie use
aert wereen tann, bab e befreeisence Neiultate lie
fert, pbrSenal8 baS anseleste Geb turd9e3abt wirb
auf bteier 8aIiS t6nnen sic BON benz unten ansese
tenen apptbeter etne Slai8e BON Or. Sings Geueu
S@pinbiu@tS SeiImittel faufen. G8 wirb sarautirt
baB baieIte Mnter alien rmitdnpen Grlet@teruua Se
pdbrt, penn man es sesen irsenb pelhe 9eiben Be
9eble, Der 8ruit cber ber 2unsen anireubet mi
G@pinbiudpt, 9unseneut5unbung, BrcuhitiS, Aihma
8eu4buten, 8rdune &C. sc. IS 1T ansenebm einsuneb
men unb f4medt gut, 1T praig iier unb man fam e
immer barauI perlaNen
9rebeaai&en fret tn alien Gpotbeten. @bcIeiale be
Dreib, EbpmplUun. 60.
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Serr 6. s. saGller In Der DsR.
Commerce StraBe bdIt itets 6as polls
fommenife 2ager In 3eidenmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Gnrben, @las, 5piegel.
elas, Blloerrabmen, Girnifiea unb allen
3ei9ueHs uitb Wtalers lltenflien. 3iinf.
IerifG dusgeflibrie 8ilber uno 6taiuets
ten &c. finb In einsr Reconsideration @als
lerie CUR MnfiGt unb gum Betfauf auss
gefelt. Sn 8apeten uno 3immeroetos
rationen III bas @eI6maduolIhe unb
ReueEe bort 3u fiHben.
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= Sd litt auei Monate an Wtasen'
ttdmpfen. bod murbe i'd bur9 ben
@ebrau9 bon Or. Muguit Qbni9's
6amburger 3ropfen bauernb gebeilt.
= Auguif Nlbers, San Nntonio, Ser.
Sa aleu apotbeten au baben.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17
4 PECULIAR PARAGRAPH.

SEVERAL papers quote from the
DESERET NEWS in reference to the
action Of the Lltter-day Saints on
the Declaration OF President Wood
ruff. They DO 50 recognizing that
what the NEWS says can Ice relied
upon asexpressing the "Mormon"
sentiment. But the IHter-OoeaH,
which is under baleful influences
from this city aud is rarely right on
anything relating to the "Mor-
mons, &" has this choice paragraph:
"The Desert .Nars, OF salt lake.
official organ OF the Mormon Church,
does not indorss President WoodrufTs
manifesto against plural marriages.
The editor Of the Ncrs served two
years in the penitentilry TO atone for
his plural marriages, while President
Woodruff and George Q. Cannon left
the Territory. He can no. be expected
to enthuse over 4 mlnifesto which
does not affect him or save him fIom
the persecution endured for the
church"
II there is any portion Of the
precious morsel that has any ap-
proach to the truth, We fail to dis
Germ it. II there is a paper that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17

has more fully Endorsed and written
up the manifesto than the DEsERET
NEWS, we would like TO see n COPY
Of it. The editor Of this paper has
not served either "twO : sarsf or
any time lin the penitentiary to
atone for plural marriages" And
the manifesto which forbids such
marriages in future, affects him in
common with all other members OF
the Church though it may not save
him or any one from the ''perse-
cutions"which anti-"NIormon" fan
atics and perpetual defamers Of the
Mormon" people, like the Aate'
Ocean, appear desir0us OF heaping
upon them.
VIII the Chicago echo OF tn,
"Liberal'' organ Of this city pleas,
| try again. For utter absence Of al
element OF fact, however, We doub
! II it can ever succeed in equalinl
the paragraph we have clippe,
from it columns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17
THE .sSTN'' SHINES on THE
Liberal CANDIDATE.

THE Cheyenne, Wyoming, Stul
has been discussing the Republican
victory in the new State and the
effect Of the Mormon" vote. Il
takes issue with the "Librral'' or
gan in this city rs to that vote aud
shows that it was not ''s0lidr in any
direction. Some '.Niorm7ns'' voted
for one party, others for the opposite
party. ami the whole matter either
way has been greatly exaggerated
and misrepresentei in usual Tribune
/ fashion. We have not space for the
I entire article, but will reproduce
| portions Of it. The sun says:
The salt lake tribune claims 10 be
a Republican paper, aud yet It makes
grand Kick because some OF the
Mormons in Wyoming voted the Re-
/ pubIisan ticket. There was only one
alternative, and that was FOR them TO
vote the Democratic ticket, which
I strange to say, according TO the TriJ-
ua- logic. would have pleased il very
much. The only theory by which we
I can understand Mr.. Gooiwin's REL
soning, Is that he thinks none but
angels should vote the Republican
ticket and the Mormons are so wicked
I that the yates Of the Republican para
disc should be closed against them
He should remember, however, that
that the world is a mixture Of good
and evil and that absolute perfection
has not yet been reached even by the
Liberal party in Utah.
Respecting the "Liberal'' candi
late for Delegate in Congress, tn,
San has this graphic description:
1--WE have great respect for Mr.
G0odwin's talents. As ar ed!toria
writer he Is withou; rival in tn,
= west. but on the subjec. Of Mormon
. ism, he Is a fanatic pure and simple
! His best friends admit that he is Z
f crank upon that subject, and Eravely
doubt the wisdom Of his editoria
freaks, even in Utah. He may be
sincere and earnest man b1t the poli;
4 icaI sanity Of a Republican who wishe
TO see a Democratic victory in Wyom
ing. because some Of the Mormon
voted the Republican ticket, may wei
be doubted. Il Is evident that Nh
T GoodwIn's mission should be coniine,
{ % Utah. \ reform may be needle
r there. and reformars are general,
r fanatics He judges everything from
: his own environment. His intense
narrow. partisan zeal may be a powe
, needed there, though many good me
have doubts on that point. But whe
our brave ard chivalrous rsdrssser
wrongs in the Mormon capital, as
modern Don QIiXO;e, mounts hi
R1-iuante and amblcs INTO WyOmin
E 10 fight windmills, he gets a long wa
beyond his jurisdiction, and som
e kind friend should take the romanti
? knight in charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17
THE JEWISH ATTITUDE.

THE news from Russia to the
effect that the government Of the
Gar is vigorously applying proscrip-
tive measures to the Jewish resi-
dents Of that country, IS presumed
TO have shocked the civilized world.
At least there is n passing profession
Of it having done 50. There Is SO
much hypocritical cant and mock
philantrOphy abroad that the genu-
ineness Of the pretended sentiment
Of sorrow is open to question. Ma
tons claiming the highest advance
ment in civilization have conditions
within their own borders that en-
tail human suffering at least equal
to that inflicted upon the hapless
Russian Jews, although the misery
is not perhaps OF similar charac'
ter. 1t seems, however, that the
latest anti-Jewish freak will render
thousands Of Hebrew families home
less, and probably drive them out oil
the empire. This is n situation
that ought to excite real sympathy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17
STAKE CONFERENCES.
Appointments For Quarterly Cufer'
enees Until April 1891.

Juab Stake-Saturday and sun
day. October 18th and 18th, 1890;
and Saturday aud Sunday, January
18th and 18th, 1891.
Weber and Cassia Stakes-Sun-
DAG and Monday, October 18th and
goth. 1880; and Sunday and Non
day, January 18th and 10Th. 1871.
Box Elder, TOoele and Oteida
Stalses-Sunday ami Monday, Jcto-
Der 25th and 9th, 1880; and sun
day and Monday, January -5tL and
2gth, 1891.
wasatch Stakc.-SaluEiay AM
sunday, November Ist and End,
1899; and Saturday aud Sunday
January als. and February lst,
1891.
/ Cache Stake.-Sunday and Mon
I DAY, November End and 5rd, 1890;
and Sunday ard Monday, February
/ Ist and 2nd, 1891.
Summit Stale.-Saturjay and
Sunday, November sth and 9Th
I 1880; and Saturday and Sunday
/ February 9Th and sth, 1881.
Bear lake, Emery and Uintal
F. Stakes.-Sunday and Monday, No
vember 9th AMI 10th, Is91; and Sun
day and Monday. February sth ant
/ 9th, 1881.
Sanpete Stake.-Saiurday AM
Sunday, November 18th and 18th
1880; ami Saturday AMI Sunday
February Iith ami 18th, 1891.
san Luis, Morgan and Bannoc'
| Sates-Sunday and Monday, No
vember 18th and 18th, 1890; al,
Sunday and Monday, February 1911
and 18th, 1891.
san Juan SyaSe-Saturiay am
| Sunday, November 22nd and 23rd
1890; and Saturday and Sunday
February 2Ist ard 22nd, 1891.
Millard aud Sewer Stakes-Suu
day and Monday, November Or
and a4th, 1899; and Sunday an
Monday, February 22nd and 2arj
1891.
Utah, Fanguitch and Snowfall
Stakes-Sundly and Monday, NJ
vember 30lh and December lst, lss.
; and Sunday and Monday, March Il
and Fad, 1891.
Davis Stake-Saturiay and SUI
day. December 6th and eth, lss
+ aud Saturday and Sunday, Maze
eth and sth, 1891.
Kanab and st. John Stake-Sui
day and Monday, December 1t
l and sth, 1880; and Sunday an
Monday, March sth aud 9th, 1891.
81. George, NIalai and It. JOSEF
= Stakes-Sunday and Monday, De
. ember1 ith and 18Th, 1899; and SUI
. day and Monday, March 18th m
] I 10Th, 1891.
Parowan, Beaver and MariCol
/ Stakes-Sunday and Monday, DE
, ember 2lst and 22ud. 1890; and Su
day and Monday, March 22n1 an
23rd, 1891.
FRANKLIN d. RICHARDS,
JuSEVH +. SNIIII.
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REFINED AND CONCLUSIVE
ARGUMENT"

THE brilliant ''gentlsmanly''
and scholarly editor OF the Sal
LaEc Tribune, daily alscruates be-
tween two questions: Silver and the
''MOrm0ns,' - or '.NIormouism'' and
Silver. When opposed on either
subject he resorts 10 the most power
full weapon at his intellectual COM
mand; that is, personal abuse and =
series Of epithets.
This morning he holds q charac-
teristic argument with the editor
Of the Springfield Repu5TcaR. who
has dared to question the morality OF
some Of the '.Liberal'' EDITORS utter.
ances in relation 10 certain Senators
ami the silver question. This is the
sort Of reasoning wherewith he
smiles the Springfield disputaut:
"A hypocrits and a lnave,'' The
dishonest Springfield republican. 80
"All the time i. WAS lying" =
at has been full Of these tricks all it,
life" : the fa.her Of thu presen,
owner Of the Republican was a dis
honest man, and the evidences are
that he transmitted his dishonesty 70
his son
OF course that is conclusive.
There Is no room for further dis.
cusslon Of the silver question. That
IS the method by which the giftel
journalist and profound logician Of
the Tribune demolishes his OF.
ponents on the Mormon question
The writer who has the temerity g
expose his errors and straighten ouI
his serpentine COnt0ru0ns OF speech
is either a scrub 4 'fooI,r q
"knave, " a "hired lar n "sorry
ass''-whatever that may be, Of
something else equally vile bu
scarcely fit to be repeated here, Oi
his father, mother or some nea
relative is assailed IN terms similarly
contemplate.
We do not know how We ear
better express the estimate In whic!
he is held among c0useryativ,
people Of both parties in this city
than by his own words, which thu
conclude the article to which W,
have made brief reference:
on general principles we beliey,
man who is eternally searching 10
something through which he can at
tack some one else in way 10 prejU
dice outside people isa scoundreI an,
z knave HIMSELF
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Tcrrihic Trnschr.

BERLIN, Oct. IA terrible
tragedy occurred today at Reinikeu-
dorf, a suburb II this city. \ build
CT named Schaaf, 10 one time
wealthy, but who had lost money
and was heavily in debt, attacked
his wife and five childCen with q
hatchct, and hacked their heads in
4 terrible manner. Three OF the
children died from their injuries.
Mrs. -Schaaf and the remaining two
children are unconscious and dying.
The murderer has lied, and thus fiT
has eiuded the efforts made % cap
ture him.
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AI,Ia.e win Excitement.

TELLURIDE, Col. Oct. ltd
hurdle is ablazs with excitement.
FLAGS are flying and men cheering
In the great Sheridan Tunnel a
vein has been struck and developed
a large body Of ore Of very high
grade.
The tunnel was commenced in
November. 1877. u is 500 feet
long. and cost SSpl.GlI Manager
Waters says that c1lguia.ing on the
basis OF What the mine has done IA
the past, this strike puts Sl5,Ijl,ut
in sight. The ore struck hy tine
tunnel carries brittle silver and cop
Per. 1u1 runs high ia gold. Over n
thousand feet is gained in depth.
| The vein is owned hy the Sheridan
| Company for j0ll feet linear on the
surface. The surface has heen dcvcl'
opel the entire distance, and pro
! GuceI uiue-teuths of the output oil
san Miguel County for the past
I Tivlr wears.