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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31
a FIGHT FOR LIFE.
Desperate Battle Between a White
Man and Negro Near It erin g.

Desperate Battle Between a White
Man and a Negro Near It erin g.
STERLING, GA, Aug. 3).-As you have,
perhaps, been already advised by wire, there
was a serious shooting and cutting scrap4
near here Thursday Your correspondent,
wishing to get at the facts for the NEWS.
sought out Mr.. Stripping, the party who
did the shooting. He has made no attemDt
60 avoid arrest. the News correspondent
asked Mr.. Stripping if he had any objec-
ton to giving the facts in the case TO the
NEWS, and he consented to be interviewed
Your correspondent asked Mr.. Stripping
how the trouble arose, and he stated IN sub
stance as follows: "+Hhe negro came TO nv
place TO get mule belonging to one J. w.
Wolff, a contractor for supplying the mill
of Allen and Hudson with logs. was not
at home when he first came, and he was met
by my little brother. The negro wanted to
carry off one of my brides on the mule, and
was told by my brother that he had best
not take it. He took the bride anyway.
When | came home and found that my
bride had been taken by the negro 1 went
10 him about it. and the quarrel arose. |
demanded my bride aud ne refused to re-
turn il, saying be had told Mr.. Wolff to
bring it back | told him ! intended to
have my bride, and that he had to carry it
back and | started him back with it.
When we had reached the cut in the rail-
road track round the curve he suddenly
turned about, and being so close to me he
was almost onto me before |
knew it. saw he meant to
hurt me if he could, and jumping back
drew my pistol and shot him. He imme-
dlately closed on me and tried to take the
pistol out of my hand In the struggle for
the pistol l was afraid that if he got pos
session of it he would kill me with it, so kept
pulling down on il so that by the time he
did get hold of it it was empty. He then
tried to strike me with it, aud after ward
ing off his blows awhile ne reached for his
knife, saying hew ould cut my throat
Il then got out my knife, and as l was
ahead of him he turned, and as he did so
followed him UP, still demanding my pistol.
He turned and made as if he was going to
give me the pistol, but instead struck at me
with it, / raised my knife and he turned
again, and l struck him in the back, and as
he started off ! caught him and made him
give up he pistol. | went back to the mill
and told Mr.. Hudson of the difficulty. and
that ad shot one of his hands, He said
he was no hand Of his, only contractor
/ then went home, and since the difficulty
have made no attempt at cCucealment or
flight, as | acted only in self-defense, aud
no grudge or hatred against the negro, not
even knowing him nor did know his name
even at the time but have since heard that
his name is George Buchanan. could not
do otherwise than did. as l knew that if
he got hold Of me | would stand a Door
show"
The negro, George Buchanan, lies in
"A dangerous condition. Hopes are enter
tanned that he may recover. The pistol
wound is in his right lung and the knife
cut in the left shoulder. Mr. Stripping ex-
presses much regret ut the occurrence.
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INVITE CAPITAL.
Opportunities for Profitable Invest
ments in the South.

Opportunities for Profitable Invest
ments in the South.
The following communication, signed
Memo" appeared in the Birmingham
Netus:
There was never better opportunity pre-
sented TO the southern people to invite cap
ital than the present. The failure OF the
western crop for the last two years has
acted like wet blanket on the farm mort
cages" which have absorbed so much east
ern capital. Capitalists are FESTIVE under
the thousands of empty houses which are to
be seen in the new western cities
The south alone offers the safest returns.
Her great resources have only within the
past four years been brought forward
with the weight they deserve. Notwlth-
standing the prominence with which South
Carolina has brought forward her political
condition, her great resources are in
wiling the attention Of outside capital
1t Is learned that a company of northern
and southern capitalists have recently
bought UP several thousand acres of her
coast land near the village of Button, for
the purpose of raising cattle and shipping
lumber. These lands are near Savannah,
and the depth of the Colleton river offers
first-class facilities for the ship neat of cat
tie and lumber. This enterprise will be
watched with a lively interest for. if il
proves a success, II will give new use for
some OF the worn out coast lands of that
and other southern states and, II successful.
it will be a Standing invitation 20 outside
capital 70 come south
Tie high tariff which this congress will
put on viii greatly stimulate sheep raising.
aud sheep raising viii yet be "A great indus.
try on the coast lands of the southern
states. Our people must advertise the re-
urces Of these respective localities aud not
only invite Outside capital 10 come in. bot
meet u more than half way " heu il is d.
posed 20 come in.
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Quickest on Record.
From the Washington Post.

A romantic story in which Washington
man plays leading part comes from At
lantlc City. While William B. Perkins,
a successful commercial traveller for large
mott IN house in this city. was strolling along
the board walk with lawyer from Phila-
de'phia the other evening they met two
young ladies who proved to be friends Of the
legal light from the Quaker City. Mr.. Per-
kins was introduced and strolled off with
one Of them. It is said that it was a case of
love at first sight on both sides. And it
was no ordinary case either, for after their
short acquaintance, acquired during the
progress Of their promenade, they went to
magistrate and were married. The young
lady, was Miss Nettle Dahl of Germaat wn.
Phiadelphia's pretty suburb. She is r.
markedly pre- " blonde vivacious and en-
tertaing. and declares that she will n aver
regret her hssty AID romantic act She
viii accompany Mr.. Perkins on his next
trip to purchase goods for his Was hington
house.
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GEORGE H. STONE. President
E. L. HACKETT, Treasurer.
ISAAC BECKETT, Secretary.
R. R. RICHARDS. Advisory Counse
NOTICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, september tst -,

sAvANSAH GA, September list. 1890
The business firm, UPPER RICE MILL,
COMPANY to which ROBERT II. COLEMAN
and others were parties is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Persons knowing them.
selves TO be indebted TO the same will please
make prompt payment 20 the undersigned
The business will hereafter be conducted by
WM. NEYLE and r. B. HABERSHAM. for
whom far share Of the rice milling PATRONAGE
Is respectfully solicited
HCGH VI MAXWELL Treasurer.
$50 South 42d street. Philadeiphia Pa
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RAILROADS DANGEROUS BEDS.

A Negro Sleeping on the Track Near
albany Struck by a Train.
ALBANY, GA, Aug. 30-Henry Will
Jams, a negro living on Judge Forts Cola
wahee place. was greatly fatigued last
night from sitting up with sick friend.
and on bis way home sat down on the
Columbus Southern railroad track and
dropped 70 sleep. train came along and
knocked Henry skyward. His phyEcian
SAYS that while be is terribly wounded be
will proba bly, recover
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PHILIP A. HARPER senior member u the
New York publishing firm Of Harper q Brothers
has retired from business after many years If
active work. He Is the son ~ james Harp.r
Who founded ihe firm. and ike oh memlers
~ The fahly. showed q special aptitude TOR
the business The publishing house. safabiishsd
az a sHall printing oi p iu 1871 bas ever si .ce
Then heel conducted bJ urnbefs ~ TIE lam.ly.
ana b. npF erlte'y mana red by meniifra "a
Toe second ana fblrl gensIsiloua.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CUSTOM HOUSE SHADES,

Custom HOUSE SHADES,
BAY LANE, REAR OF CUSTOM HOUSE.
herewith respectfully inform my friends
and the public that will reopen this old and
favorite resort. formerly conducted by the late
J. Med Henderson, on
MONDAY, SEPT. Isl.
The entire building has been remodeled, and
I have put in the finest set of saloon fixtures
vet seen here. shall serve fine lunch daily,
and will have everything of the best in Wines.
LIQUORS and Cigars My specialties will be
E. WALTERS & CO.'S
GENUINE BAKER WHISKY.
and in Beer will serve only
THE CELEBRATED FAUST BEER
in as fine style as can be had anywhere 10 the
city. respectfully ask share Of business.
JOS. GALINA,
Formerly Marshall House Bar.
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THE ELECTROPOIsE.
Another Letter in Evidence of What II is
Doing in Savannah.

For the cure Of all forms of female weak
nesses the Electropoise is superior to all other
treatment. Rheumatism, nervous dyspepsia.
constipation and kidney troubles are all cured
by an Intelligent use of the Electropoise. We
will cite city cases on application. The follow.
ing is an extract from a letter of a recent date.
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. %, 1890,
Southern Eiectropoise Co.:
Your Electropoise has been blessing to nv
wife. Thirteen years ago she commenced to
have nervous spells, and all medical treatment
only gave temporary relief. On the Sd of Feb
ruary my wife began using the Electropoise
and after four days began to improve. She has
used no other remedy, and is now so far restored
as to be able to attend to all her domestic
duties No money could buy 1t il could NOT
replace it. Respectfully yours,
HARDY SCARBOROUGH.
Central Railroad Wharf
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House and lot corner Gwinnett and East
Broad street God stand Tor grocery store.
Also house and LOT on Gwinnett street, near
EAst Broad.
w. @. woODFIN,
ne Bryan stres4.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
Proposals for School Supplies.

Proposals for School Supplies.
Sealed proposals for furnishing the public
schools with supplies during the school year
1890 ~ will be received by the Committee on
Supplies until SEPT. 20, 1890
Supplies of the following kind are required:
Statoners' Supplies.
House Furnisher's Supplies
Coal.
Wood.
Printing.
Information in regard to quantity and quality
of supplies called for can be had on application
at the office of the Board of Education, Chat
ham Academy, Bull street. between the hours
of 8 and 10 clock A NJ. and of 5 and O'Clock
NJ.
Supplies to be furnished from time to time
on requisition as occasion may require.
Proposals to be addressed TO the CHAIRMAN
OF COMMITTEE ON SUPPLIES No. so Gas
ton street.
The committee reserves the right to reject all
bids JOHN r. F. TATTNALL,
hai
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CALIFoRsiA DEATHS -CalifoTniaD-Yes. stree
II y0u want Ter live for ever. jest come ~ Cali.
foFuy.
Easgerner-I ba3 three uncles died out there
0be alter anOi uer.
Wen. well. Was they lynched or shoty'-
GOOD Aeins.
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Colds Premium at Buenos Ayres.
BUENos AYRgs. Aug. 30 The premium
on gold closed t0-dgy at l4ll%.
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MIR. WILLARD SMITH

MIR. WILLARD n. SMITH
Has returned to the city and will resume teach
ing MONDAY, SEPT. list. Pupils who wish to
study vocal music can have an interview at
Ludden & Bates S. NJ. H at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or
at the residence of DR.. F. W. Rich, corner of
Jones and Lincoln streets at Z o'clock P NJ
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81 WHEN YOU

"WHEN YOU
Leave your store at night,
Lock your business cares inside;
Worry, not work. is the bane
of many lives"
Cultivate the mind to certain percentage of
RECREATION.
FAMILY sURRIES, something for yourself,
wife and little ones.
PONY PHAEToN5. for the Ladies.
VILLAGE CARTS, for easy driving.
Another shipment of FORTY EIGHT
FIFTIES."
Have you seen 1.-THE LITTLE BEAUTY
at the
SAVANNAH CARRIAGE & WAGON co.'s.
Bay and Montgomery streetss
CONDE DUQUE,
KEY wEST), for CSC
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
&C.; Hand-made; Havana filed
TTy them and be convinced of their fine
Corner Bull and Congress street lane
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY
Than which there is none better on Shirt
Collar and Cuff work. We lead the role
Careful estimates furnished on all kinds of loo
ana family work Towels Furnished to offices
daily. Coats, pants and vests secured sponped
and pressed. Charges reasonable Dffira I0a
br1ughton street MATHER & BATTEN
Telephone 90. Pronriators
ICE CREAM
TELEPHONE los.
See fsvors and kinds named in local soubs.
JOHN ]. RELY,
30 Whitaker street,
TIRE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
Live up to this maxim and send your laundry
work TO
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
1871 Congress Street,
and get the finest work in the city.
Our standard of excellence has never been
reached by others.
Work called for and delivered.
NJ Prayer, Proprietor.
Telephone asa and 800
SPECIAL NOTICE.
STABLE TO RENT.
New; all conveniences; accommodates fftv
head stock; close to business; Is West Broad
Apply to
GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENs.
Sale, Boarding and Livery Stables.
West Broad, foot of South Broad
HAVE BEEN BUSY
ALL THE WEEK
Answering Inquiries verbal and by mail, about
those two houses which advertised for sale
NEW COURT HOUSE
OF TUESDAY. SEPT ?. 1890.
The very easy terms and the merit of the
houses have attracted the attention Of the
Home seekers
Il viii be a long time before such terms are
again offered
g A. DORsETr
Auctlonear and Real Latate Dealer
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GEORGIA STATE BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
The only loan company in this section con-
Quoted Cd the NATIONAL PLAN.
Lends money at per cent. without any dis
count on the stock; s 900 borrowed for seven
years costs only Sl6 per month; S. per month
as an investment will net 81. 900 in seven years;
500 paid up stock will net 81. 900 in seven years
September series open tomorrow.
Apply to any member OF the Board Of Direct
ors for prospectus and plan of Association. or to
G. B. WHATLEY,
Director of Agencies,
1875 Bay street.
P. S.-Look out for our double-column ''ad. :"
in Fridays Trade Issue of the NEWS.
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A Little Paper,
And a Little Ink,
Make Hundreds,
Perhaps Million THINK

The wheels Of industry turn ever, and our
march o. progress is onward to wit: Our pretty
new delivery wagon will enable us to deliver
Printing by Rapid Transit Steam is yet DOW.
erful, and our eight presses hum the day round
1t pays TO patronize a prosperous concern like
THE ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING co
ARTISTIC AND COMMERCIAL
PRINTERS.
WHITAKER ST. 40 TELEPHONE
Dh. q. y. ROBERTSON,
DENTIST
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING
Corner Barnard aud STATE Btrasta
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sHASILY ACCESSIBLEl
DELIGHTFUL TRIP!
A HEALTHY SUMNER AND WINTER RE-
RESORT,
DAILY STEAMERS TO THE ISLAND
GUARANTEED
Less than one ~ hours ride from West Broad
street via Thunderbot to Wilmington
Island.
REMEMBER those beautiful lots, 6ox3oo
each, are now offered at a PRIVATE SALE,
and are selling rapidly to people who are we'll
known in Savannah and will build there.
TERMS are very easy, only 10 per cent. cash,
the balance at SO per month and per cent. on
deferred payments-5 per cent. discount for
cash.
MILITARY and private organizations would
do well in selecting one or more lots at once for
club houses, etc. Do not delay--delay is dan.
gerous, and you may lose a chance forever to
get lot at low prices as now offered.
LOOK at the map now displayed in the win
dow of MEssRs. THEUS BROS, corner Brough
ton and Bull streets
FOR INFORMATION call at once at the
Office of HENRY l. SEEMAN,
Sc Bay street
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e. C. PACETTl,
PRACTICAL WORKMAN.
TIN ROOFING, CUTTERS AND LEADERS,
REPAIRING TIN ROOFS, ETC, ETC.
Galvanized Cornices and Window Caps a
speciality.
Agent for Cortright Metal Roofing Shingles
Corner jefferson and State Streets.
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MARRTA GES.

THOMSON.-Msrried, m Chatham
county Friday evening, Aug. 22th, 1890, by ".
n Nendel Justice Of the Peace, Mr.. WILLIAM
MosTY Of Memphis Tenn, and Miss MAMIE
THOMSON Of Isle OF Hope. Ga.
t-Memphis and Chattanooga papers please
copy
L-MANER--Married, on July 3d.
1900 at the residence of the brides mother
by Rev. Mr.. Rely. Mr. BENZ. F. SHEFTALL OF
Savannah, Ca, and Miss LULA F. MASER OF
Savannah. Ga.
sDerien paper please copy.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-09
LOPANDE No 692.

Willnar invaldes John Williams till presi-
dent stadsstyrelsen SAINT M. Jorgenson,
d. Peterson och o P. Rice till medlemmar
at styrelsen. I New Ulm blef Charles
Wagner valid till borgmastare. l Hutch
inson valdes Isaac Konwe till president
for stadsstyrelsen. Philip Dick valdes till
borgmastare st. Peter och John Peter
son. hvilken tjenat som alderman | MO
Or, blef atervald. Fergus Falls invade
w. Earl som borgmastare och Jakob Mel
son Till assessor; 416 roster afgafvos for
krogtillatelse och 345 emot. Albert Lea
blef ID. N. Gates valid till borgmastare.
Wabasha valdes ]. Lenneg till borgmasta-
re. Republikanerna segrade Anoka; T.
q. Mclean valdes till borgmastare. A.
Mckinnon blef valid till borgmastare
Crookston; Halvor Steenerson blef en- af
styrelsemedlemmarne; $50, 900 skall an
vandas for uppmuntrandet af fabriksan-
iaggningar. Lake City blef G. c. Stout
valid till borgmastare; 1873 rosters majori-
tet afgafs for krogtillatelse. Waseca
blef ID. G. Cummings valid till borgmastare.
+. X. Greibler valdes till borgmastare
st. Cloud och j. N. Benson blef medlem
at Stadsstyrelsen. G. r. Buck, demokrat
valdes till borgmastare Winona. lanes
boro segrade krogvannerna med 100 r5-
sters 0fvervigt.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-09
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
cusTAvus ADoLPHus COLLEGE,

Skolan har haft nagra dagars p&sklof. Tis-
dagen den b6rjade lektionerna aterigen.
Klasserna hafva betydligt f6rtunnats pa
.grund dels deraf att somliga maste hem
till vararbetet, dels deraf att saval distrikt-
som f6rsamlingssk kolorna maste b6rja f6rst
april. Omkring 40 platser hafva allare-
dan blifvit f6rsedda med larare harifran.
Enligt nya katalogen raknar College 81
studerande, Academic 143. affarsafdelnin-
gen 63 och musikafdelningen So. Till
sammans 900. Men emedan 16 personer
blifvit raknade tva ganger maste dessa
frandragas. Salunda blir elevantalet l74
eller tva mer am f6rlidet ar. Affairs och
musikafdelningarne hafva Ell 6kats, den
senare har minskats stallet.
Prof. M. e. Carlson har varit siuk
nagra dagar, troligen af la grippe. Prof.
J. s. Carlson predikade East Union lang
fredagen och paskdagen. Prof. Werner
gastar hos pastor Petri 6fver pask.
Skolan f0rlorade sin ena hast genom en-
olyckshandelse dagarne. Djuret hade
gjort trogen tjenst vid inrattningen / Alta
ars It'd. Det blir nog svart med all var
k6rning att reda sig med en- hast.
Prof. Shanor har svarat ia pa konferen-
sens kallelse till permanent larare engel-
ska spraket och literaturen. Han synes
finna sig val ibland oss.
Stadsvalen h5llos tisdagen den l april.
Philip Dick atervaldes till borgmastare
och var landsman j. Peterson till alder
man.
En- organisation ar bane, hvarigenom
man tror sig kunna astadkomma EFT stran-
gare tillampande af stads- och statslagarne
ifraga ON krogr3relsen. Kr0garne beh0f-
va att ia en- g.undlig upptuktelse en- gang
ON aret. Sedan halla de sig ordentliga
atminstone en- It'd. En- af dem blef ankla-
gad, 0fverbevisad och pliktfald harom da-
gen for 0fvert' adelse af lagarne. Lat det-
ia ske med dem litet hvar sa torde de at
minstone det yttre v0rda lagarne. Delta
ar nog ALT man far vanta at sadant folk.
Skall den lyckliga It'd nagonsin ia motses,
da krogr6relsen endast minnet kan ater-
kallas fran hansvunna tider? Skall Guds
rike alltid Ida brist pa tiligangar under
det Bacchus har mer an han vet huru han
skall AMANDA det?
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-09
Till vannerna af var skolverksamhet.
Mad och frid!


Mad och frid!
Den insamlingsverksamhe for var skola
st. Peter, som blifvit mig anf0rtrodd. ta-
ger harmed sin b6rjan. Tiden for en- mera
altman insamling vara f0rsamlingar tor
de val icke vara tjenlig f6rran litet langre
fran pa varen; men jag will icke derf6r
vara overksam, utan under tiden antingen
personligen eller genom bref Wanda mig
till enskilda personer, af hvilka jag tors
vanta nagot st6rre gafvor, an som kan pa
raknas af dem, som antingen aro mindre
bemedlade eller annars mera likgiltiga for
var kristliga skolverksamhet. Det skall
nu blifva for mig mycket kart och - jag
ar viss derom - ocksa tacknSmligt for
Herren, som alskar glada gifvare, att ia
emottaga fran vanner mar och fjarran fri
villiga gafvor till fyllandet f6rsta rum
met af den summa, som beh6fves att beta
la skolskulden. Jag 0nskar derf0re / for
sta rummet harmed tilltala eder, kare
vanner. hvilken Herren valsignat bade
med lekamliga och andliga g&fvor, So att
viljen och kunnen frambara tacksamhets-
offer till beframjande af den kristna for
samlingens verksamhet och som langre
eller kortare It'd yarit 0fningen att gifva,
och pa det hjertligaste bedja eder att bref
till mig insanda st6rre eller mindre sum-
NOR G0ren delta utan att vanta pa min
srsonliga uppvaktning! l skolen pa det
sattet icke blott bespara mig en- del m6da
- nagot som iu icke gerna kunnen haf-
va nagot att invanda emot betraktande
deraf, att jag redan ar temligen utsliten af
arbete - utan afven hafva den f5rmanen
att bevisa, att icke beh6fven blifva nod
gade att g5ra Herrens verk, utan att l
skynden villigt sstad, da Herren kallar.
Det DR. mig kart att har mamma, att jag
redan ifran b6rian och imam jag svarat ia
pa direktionens kallelse, blifvit uppmunt-
rad med atskilliga sadana karleksgafvor.
Den f6rste, som oombedd kom och rackte
mig en- dollar sasom handpenning var
Gust. Norberg / West Union. Derefter
kommo atskilliga andra neml. j. DAM
str0m med en- dollar, j. Alander do,
onamd S, en- AMMAN onamd 2.75, Amanda
Lineer so cts, summa 1925. Var vanlige
redakt0r for SKAFFAREN har afven visat
slit tillm6tesgaende det att han lOfvat
mig en- del af f5rsta spalten l tidningen
for att summarizing med brefven fran G.
A. College inf6ra nina meddelanden SAINT
erkanna gafvor. ALA som intressera sig
for saken skola der It'd efter AMMAN ia lSsa
ON. huru det lyckas med insamlingen.
Eder Kristi karlek f6rbuudne
ANDR, JACKSON,
722 Hawthorn ST., st. Paul, MINI.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-09

.Apac1t-indi0neTssa Arizona aro pa
krigsstigen. Fran Tucson berattas, att
regeringstrupperna utkampat fiera bataljer
med de upproriska indianerna. Da de
icke kunde sta sig, drogo de sig tillbaka
till bergen. der de upprattade fJrskansnin-
gar. fran hvilka de underh6llO en- lifig eId
mot trupperna och afslogo fera ganger
deras anfall. Slutligen insago indianefna
att de icke kunde halla sig laDgdeD, de
drogo sig tysthet tillbaka och 6fvergafvo
f6rskansningarne der trupperna funno en-
msngd kladesperssdlar och proxiant.