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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
Die stnnt.mnM.

Die f6mmtli9en bis5erigen 8eamtea
Der 5tabt taubisen ftd als &aroibateu
5ur 8isoerwabl fiir iare rsIp. Nems
ter on.
Sober ginselae bOn ibnen bat fiG In
leinem Nmte bewdhrt unb bic 8ebaupz
turg erideint ni6t gemast. baB i1mers
lid Mdnuer ~gefunben nerben f6nne1,
bic before 8eamte abgeben pir6en.
0sBbal6 1T es Der Oppoftiou au9
bis CUR Stunbe ni9t gelungen, Elm
Sidet auIammen3utelen; bic 6ol5.
nunsslOfgfeit Der MuSR9ten, ermdblt
gu merben, menn bic alten 8eamten i'm
6slbe bleibe1, 1T eben Sebem flar.
Nu1 ber 8erfu9, einige prominente
Burger fbrmli@ gu 5tuingen, f9 ie nod
BEN Belieben Der Setter Der Oppoftion
als 2anoibaten bersu9eben, III tldsli9
febIseidlasen.
@rnaIi6 gefpro6sa 1T i'm 8oIte bon
elmer Oppoftion gesen ~befsebenDe Dinge
ni9ts 81 ~Detlptreu unb aae flnfli9eu
QntrenguneeH uaS Ma9inationen bo.
ben bteIelbe ni9t berpor5urufen bere
mo1t.
Mas ben MapOr Galasban aubs.
trift, 10 babsn mir in ibm einer umR@,
tigen, fabigeu, liberalen unb boruts
~tbeilsloien Wann, Sefsn gerpaltungs<
talent ermieIen lit. Ser ein3ige 8ors
uurf, Der ibm gemadt wirb, if Der,
bob ct aa ietnen 0reunben bdtt, tpenn
CT he ols fol1s e1taaat bat. Seine @e.
tuiReabaftigteit utib perl6ali9e @br!i9.
felt fino unangetatst. ct gebt etnen
burGaus getaben Weg, unbeflmmert
mann, no oOer pie ct irgeabDo ats
ifoBen mag. @erabe biefe SelbRada,
biefeit unb un~abbdnsigteit ma9t i'm
mebr pie ales Qn6ere fur bas Nmt
befdbist. Wer niGt abf@tli@ bic Nus
gen psrf6lieBt, wirb anerteanen, baB
San Nntonio unter feiuer Aominifras
tiou semalti9e 6ortf9ritte sema9t uab
bebsutenbe umwdl5uugen gum BsHern
erfabren bat.
Mapor @aIagban benirbt lt1 nod
UNI einen amtstermiu, IN, cine an3abl
bon 8erbeHerungen uno Bauten, Bic
feline Nbminitratiou lit Nugrif senoms
men bot, fettig gu ftelen. GaB ct In
benz Nmte teine Hei6tbimer erDirtt,
il @egentbeil aber In Golse feiner 81.
beralitdt BON ieirem priDatpermBgen
suiebt, mihen bic Mteifteu. Gin psrs
jeibli9er @brgei3 bsranlaBt i'm. f@ Jim
cine Wie0erpabl au bemerben.
Wie bereiis gefagt, bat ii6 Big ieBt
aud Niemaab finben la1en, Der oils
2anbibat aegen ibn auFtritt; unb es
1T mebr als 3Dsifelbaft, boB ss Der
3tpar 6immel unb 65ue 1iirmenSen
Meweomb Sope3 ; parte; gIiden folte,
zines Mannss babbaft gu werben, Der
f@IieBli@ bod md eiuwiaigt, li9 obs
f9la9ieH gu lafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
eotterte .RrieHa&em beldlaenabmt,

gamben, q. g., San. 21.-
BoRmeifer 8rcmning betpirtte beuie
feline brittle 8ei@Iaenabme In 8e3ug auf
2otterie.B riefla6en, bic an Seute Oieier
Staot obrefirt tuaren. Dieie entbieltsn
unsefdbr ftnfunbfeben3is gtrtulare Der
2ouiRana 2Otterie gompanp, bes Sns
balies, baB am II. Gebruar Die 3iebung
elmer 2otterie fattfinben piroe unb
baB nue 2oofe, bic wsnieer aIs $1,000
jteben, bon elmer IbrsHe In Bottom baar
ausbesoblt mtrben. unb iol9e. bic mebr
ais bieien 8etrae 3ieben, iptiroen In
Nen Orleans boar d%usoesablt.
Sn llebereinfimmnue nit ben Sn.
iruttioner, bic er BON Waibiuston er,
balteu, ipebirte potmeifer Grooming
bic gan3e pariie gum @eneral. pofmet'
fer Dauamoter - Rem Oott sun,
%. Sanuar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
+ @eDrae Daibieu. l

6eute 8ormittag 103 ubr perl1teb
nod tur3em &ranfenlager an Der &c.
birnent3inbung Der 9iHrift glsrt Geo.
Saibiel i'm Nlter BON IS Sabren.
Ser Gerforbene fam als &nabe nod
San Mntonio unb bilbete fi9 fp1ter
auf cinem Rolege In 2ertngtom, 3d.,
inter BEN bamaIigen profefor Ssames
9. Blaine (iebt Staatsiefretdr) aug.
Rad MbIolDirung ber Mnffalt febrte
ct mad San Natonio 3griid, tuo er
Stellun9en als @Iert inne bate.
Geim Musbru@ beg Rrieges mar CT
ieineu ueber3eugungeu gemdB auf Geis
ten Der 2onfbberirten 3u finben unb
mad Been6igung beHsIben IieB CT fi9
uieber In Gan Nutonio uno atuar aIs
Gleif@er nieber, in tusl6em Geiddft
er einen suiea @rfclg 5u Osr3ei6fen
bate. 8alb barauf eripdblten i'm ie=
bod feline Witbirger ols Diarifts gIerf,
tuel@es Amt ct felt ben Itbte1 snoan5ig
Sabren nit lInterbre@ung zines eiuai.
gen Sermins ~betleibete. @eorge 9as
fbiea mar elm gutter Birger rnb Muffers
batter 8eamter. Seine grfranfuna
wirb baupifd@li9 Der ueberauhrens
guug 3ugei5rieben. Griebe ieiner Nf1ei
Eauienbe inb i4On BON Or. gua's Suitsn : gprup
tnrtrt pcrben; e8 TT ~auertannt bas bette Mittel Seseu
ale Auf8letbeu. unb fp1ef MIR d Eent8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
Eubiertptipmspreis fir bas Np'
@enblatt $3.50.
Reifenbe Agentea:
s.. g. 8uf@.
40. SbprDbiitD.
Mariutiliam GmtOr.
6 . t { s.
Cages Gbrpmif.
3. ebruar.

1O14. Spen, &6nis bon 0dnemarf, setprs
BEN.
1903. Marimilian /. nimmt ben Sitel ,ers
ipdblter rDmil9er &aiier" an.
1897. Oie GerldipDrung Der Streliten 9es
gen Yeter BEN @roben itrense beitraft.
1721. Griebri9 @iIbeIm =. Sepblie, gu
&dlfar BET @lebe sebprer. s9ularen : General
Griebri9s bes @roben.
1907. 8arclab be SoIlp iiest BET 8ersfrieb
iiber Die Gran5pfen.
1911. Scrace @ree[p gu smberit, 9leip
Santpibire geboren.
1913. 9ufruf an bic Susenb Der sarsen
preubii9en MonarGie gu ben 8affen sescu
Gdpplepn.
1880. @rie4enlanb pirb aIs unabbdnsiser
Staat erflGrt.
1847. Ser &5nig bon 9dnemarf erfldrt in
einem %offenen Brief 6dleStpig fir baniid.
1854. S@Ia9t BET 6berielf in SdleSpis.
Sieg Der Seiterreiher unb 9reuBen uber bic
Odnen. Dieie rdurnen baS Ddnemirf. So
iepb Gbler BON Stransfb s~efaIen.
1878. @nbe bes ruifii9stiirfii4en arteses.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
Cute NerDdnuna.

DaS 1T etpas, mas Sober baben mub, tpenn er feine8
Gebens frcb lein nil. Tauieube fuhen es tdslt& unb
fterben, neil fig eg niGt Fnben. Tauienbe Don Dollars
perben tn Der 9ofnuns 9epptert, bieies uebel gu beiei-
r%dnttren, bab Gleetrte BitterS, mad @pri9rift unb bin=
ret@enb lanse 8ebrau4t, etne quite gerbauuns fhafeu
nnb bas nebel Der nnberbaultdfeit ~beleitiSen ptro.
&ronfbetten Der 2eber, be8 Masen8 unb Der Nteren.
2Btrb gu 80 @tS. unb 81 bic Slaiae tn Der Ipptbete pom
0retb, Gbpmpfpn & 80. berfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
@ erIan0t.

fir elm giier uaare @eT9Gft in Msri=
co. elm tadtiger unb fd5iser 0erfdnfer,
wel6er Der ipaniiden unb beutf1en
tpom6gliG ou9 Der enslilden Gpra6e
md9tig 1T. 4ustunft auf mitnoli1em
ooer i6riftli@em Beee ertbeilt
6. @riefenbed,
275 gommercesGtr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

sg Sic morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat fortpdbtenb
frli@e Aufern uno Slide. {opie Wilo
aler 4rt on 0anO. Grii9e 3ufubren
ieben Sag. 8eiteuunsen BON Gamis
lien Derbeu prompt aIssefibrt unb ftei
abeeliefe.t. Srepino Noenue. smif9en
Mains unb Militdr gloaa. SeIepbon
WD. 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Giner 9(ufforberung bieIer meiner Mitbiirz
ger Solse ~leiitenb, fiinbige ib mild hermit ais
Ranbibat fir bas Nnt bes alderman
Der 7. @nrb an berfpre9enb, baB id,
ipeni1 ertpdblt, meine @fidten eeipiienbaft
erfiiaem tuerbe. hilbert 8erfG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

0runSetaentbuuts /. lIebertrasunseu.
Ibams 6 OXIDES an SuIius 0artung,
@runbfid an Weft 6ouffOnfr. $500.
u. ). Disnopitp an gbuarb 9ieKeI.
BORT, @sunbftAd an Gtatefrabe. $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

9ie Sreie 9refie 1T autcrifirt, Serrn s. &c.
0ebine ais &anbibaten fir @~iebermabl
fir baS 9(ntt bes &e%fprbers Der Stabt Bet
Ser beppritebenben &abl an3rfanbieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Die Sreie Yrefis 1T autpriltrt, 5errn SERB.
9erffir. ulS alnbibaten fir 8ieberpabl
fir bas Mmt bes S9atmetfters ber
Stabt BET Der beppritebenpen 8abl an3ufiinz
hider.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Giner ansemeinen glufforSerung meiner
Ntitbur9er folgenb, fiinbise i9 mid biermit
als &ailbibat fir bas 9li1t bes MIberman
Der 4. 50 arb an. Mug. Santleben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
MMerlei.

= Morgen Nbenb ipiro In Rrifd's
6ale nod einmal Der 8erFu@ gema6t
werbsn, Elm expeditions Sidet Oufsu,
felen.
Das Siarift' @eri6t Dertaste RG
beute 8ormtttag 1880 beim 8etannt.
tperbea Der 9adriGt BON benz ablebeu
bts Difritt' glerts @sorge 9aIbieG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
@ab1> Muaei9em.

9te Sreie @reiie 1T outoriiirt ben Mdtb.
8rpan Gallagban al8 &anbibaten fir
Mtebertpabl fir bas amt beS MAYORS Der
StaOt bel Der beporitebenben 8abl ansufUinz
btgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Die 6reie 9reiie tit autorifirt Serrn 8 III
It aD Srai9 ais &anbibaten fiir 8ieber=
tpahl fit bas 9(ntt beS @Meiiors Der Gtabt
bet Der beporitebenben 8ab[ erSufnnbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

sds- 2etle 2ob!en So per 3onne;
We9lintr @lad unb 2DtIe gemii6t 81.
--Snbion $erritorp &oblen bette Auas
litdt $3.50. penn: Intbraeit Roblen
$13. gbenio bas befe trodene Sfen=
unb gprb Brennbol3 3u niebristen
preifen BEL Carr & Rrberfon,
IA 8ur!eTonsS troBe. 9elepbpn 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

~ @enn Semonb fein uno 5u ans
nebmbarem Preiie fpeifen min, 10 gebe
ct gum iifionssGarten, Die
0erren Nbeiner & Waal, BeHBer bies
les @tabiifements, balien 6arauf, ibre
@dfe tets bolfommen 3ufrieben gu iels
len. Vile faiionmdBigen EelifateKen,
antern, Wilb, Slide, @efliieel &C. Fnb
bort In ber beIitatefien 3ubereiturs ale
3eit 3u baben. Mabl5eiten tperben auf
Wunf9 In bic Wobnunger Der Gunben
geianbt. Mu9 bietet Der NIT Der
GpaifeDirtbi@aft berbunbene Bar
room bic befien @etrdnfe. ftets friides
Bier t.nb feline 2iqubre unb Nsine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
GtabIirt 1866.
Thos. Goggan 4 Bros.
Gan Antonio, Eetas.
Can Antonio, geraEs.

Sebem 9efmen. 49, f~e S"FrH"s"R, PIE
game 3t. '1s~" '" ""e" ps"qe%n an'nH
Mu 9bsrOotPelea @NnanO! @r fasen snuu, Deden gedb fSes saaum,ut hal
Mr babenM e Snfnmente fat akr brnuraaenben Gabufn brobit un NV 81. ". =
lam Ssrsnt9en be4aten hdde mir fir bic befn bMnen. "@"
Dr babenm unfaan @e11t mbr &abtal aaqaeat oB Me gNnafaien .Sanh[eA In sr6s
sumner aSsa Sa a uS % MIR r boar faufsn, 70 erbansn nir bic nianefea 9rle
ams an g meM n lun9 S@seut moBseY reie CUTE sBaaH ub 2beMhdt unren RunSn aeans
aa nu tm aI'sfNge mi faDuss eef9df aufgbaut uno Saben unfae @rusphm bdbe5aIsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

SIN Sale ron aeuni6tit ober
unslid sendsren mir 7ets
largere 5eit. Mit eb5rtbsfers.
Noten tana bies nidi aefGeben.
@ir brduaen nrffre Roteu
unn Siherbeilen ,.idjt an Ban.
Tiers pbcr GsIarerleiher 40
trahsferirsn, IN, nit rent Sch
unftr @ridjait e'teraufGbren.
Sir hrandrn rtAt bebs
@reile 81 be,ednen fur Sn.
ffrumcnts msIde nir auf Set
bertaufen, nm Die 3iuien off
Norf6Iiifts Observation-Disclosures,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Die 6reie 9reiie 1T autorilirt Serrn 81. 81.
Go9n oils &dnotbaten fir @teberpabl fir
oas Inat beS Nubitprs Ser Gtabt BEL ber
bebprftehenben @ahl ansufanbiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03
Seiteuiueq . Ynaiteruna.

giien fiein .platten per Or. SUB % gis.
Cement 20 I"
S~teinpIatten IS =
@alaberns plaiten /" II =
Cement gurbe pr. Ianf. GuB. AS
Gurbftein IS =
@in3elnbeiten BEL 8. MIten &
Sobn, go. 5 preias5 traBe, gessns
fiber g. Wasner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Die Srete 9relie lit autpriiirt Serrn 9aul
Yret5er ais 8anbibaten fitr @ieberfpabl
fitr bas artt bes Sneenteurs Der Stabt
BET Der beooritebenben 8abl afSlfunbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Die 6reie 8reiie lit autpriIirt Serrn 6 5.
ri d als &anDibaten fir 8ieberfrabl fir
oas gntt bes Solicitors Der Sta6t Bel
Der beporfte9enben 8a6l at~t3ufinbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Die 6rete. 9relle 1T autpriiirt @errn 9bil.
Sbar6ein ais &anbtbaten fir 8iebertpabl
fir bes Imt bes MaribaltS Der Stabt BEL
Der bepprftebenben 8abl ar3ufiinbisea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Dies TT febr Di5hg, IA bic Gorenhsn INSTRUMENTATION Nowto. aSwmYyr S sotrus,
bedbh8 fb e' ea"aA
untae &eerenHn fb ole GhleuHRa, medt Snfumeate bn uns faphfu
Deen, hdbe Die &m1fen ane@t asbaben YMmps nit alien cmNfs 9fbI.;uuoen ma
nbt gaeben haben,f onrea rirf erfdsrn, hnbr obgki@ led6en l6neh G n nr s9hs H. IN
feen Snfrumente fe9en, f lnea n9 pekre n&nae 0edmbernuasn ttfaEenb sbsn Srrh
nekhe Slualddtn nh nmfan9 b1 zcnet behMiene eAob munWn &c fat Ne it, anFfrn Ihr.
tre1en. OhS lit bic anFdt oMH unpareifhen uD hGn5eenten RJt.
gn Fnb Stdat"agaien fur S@bn, SRinwah 8 Gon8. Rncbe GIj-enta b Sns MA.
fpu19et unD ) R gale 4 20 Rtanos, unb gacn & &amHu md Gima d. Smin
Wr eaMn 3mt Sotfn BON OrJ, bic fp3al far I'M anQefrtt mernra Hc de pm.
Srnereu nb bic 0uaIhGtn taea nds az nfn{den abrd. ~
gn fmeI Wr gSboLfdR- un @daN& anbd ae Gonnb bon mi nnde, Sas@rm.nte.
eheufc Mufin BIdhern, Bdnben, 8Iaern fir DE nErnsne
Infer 8orab in 3tn III Der guss tn sahen.
Mrf enDena nf AppHtatnn Gatahae ub priiRea tn pcnoa. Sren sYu6foHsdso
5nhrnmentsn, 0uftahen, Roen 1s aus nab beantmouen prompts ale t~YaiAen Nnmoofu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Eauiente ftnb f9pn BON Or. Nuaps Sufen : Gprup
furirt pprben; e8 TIT a~uertannt has bette Mittel geseu
ATE SalSletben, unb tcitet nur % Gents,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-03

Wtr berfoufen 8ianos nnb
Srgeln 70 niebris eegen boar
ofer anf 70 lei@te 8ablunaen
bin h'ie trsenb elm Saus i'm
Nor6ea ober SIben.
Mtr pouen feline 2cten ober
Siberbeit, tpenn bir gianos
Ober Orseln Serfaufen. Mir
referbiren uns bas Anreat auF
bas S%nfrument.
Noten f0nner Iei9t hritten
&erfonsn iibertrasen perbea,
Del6e bic @inl6 Jung berielbea
erstvingen.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
WHEAT TOOK A TUMBLE.
A Chicago Hoard of Trade Clerh,s
Serious IgIunder.

'O"S hhfuh0eF.
CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-The sensation of
the day on the board of trade was
furnished by Secretary Stones assist
ants, who made most unfortunate
oiunder in preparing statement of
the russian grail crops of the present
year This statement of the crops
of Russia, Poland not included was
compiled. 1t appears, by the
Liverpool Corn Trade News and ca
bled to the Chicago board of trade. 1t.
OF course, gave the crops as measured
by quarters, which is the official meas
urement in England. One of the
clerks in the secretary's Office in the
board OF trade here Numbered in
changing it to American bushels, and
the result was that he made the Rus
sian wheat crop over POS, 0GO, GOO bush.
els. which Is equal TO the crop of last
year. Similar blunders were made In
changing oats and other grains to our
measurements. Then the bulletin
was quickly posted on the black
board and was Immediately sur
rounded by crowd of eayer
readers An intelligent boy would
have seen at once that the thing was
Take, but it was swallowed up whole
by the excited crowd in the wheat nit.
In moment the market was in a state
OF the widest tumult, there being n
regular pandemonium Everybody
wanted to sell at the same time and in
a minute December wheat, which had
Just been selling at % 3-!c. fell To
" l-2c The longs sold out recklessly
ana thousands upon thousands of dol
iars were lost by the blunder of a clerk
IN the secretarys Office The shorts
covered, thereby turning an honest
penny. and they were the only ones
who profited by the mistake.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
M AID MURDER.
Horrible Crime Discovered In N Chi.
cagO saloon.

CHICAGO, Nov. Ga horrible double
murder was committed last night. TIE
victims of which are Mrs. Gretchen
Lenzenhager, who kept a saloon al
444 South Clark street, and her IL.
year old son, George. The woman was
choked to death by unknown robbers.
who then beat and choked the bow nm.
TIL life left his body. Mother and son
were LETT living dead in the saloon,
where their bodies were found shortly
after o'clock this morning.
The woman was last seen last even
tug when she closed her saloon shortly
before midnight. The police are en-
deavoring to find who were her last
customers and expect that they soon
Will have some definite clew TO the
perpetrators of the rhine. The search
OF the early morning, however, was
unprofitabl BILE. No one could be found
who had heard any disturbance
and the fact that both the bodies
were dressed. showing that neither
Mrs. Lenzenbarger nor her sor.
had prep red o retire, proved that the
thieves had eight or ten hours start of
the police. How far the crime was re-.
warded is very uncertain. Lntil Mrs
Lenzenbager S relatives can be seen. no
idea can be formed as to the truth of
the rumors of her having wealth in the
house. WIG
The efforts of the Harrison street
police were supplemented early in the
morning by the force of the Central
station, and the entire district is being
SUI. ected To a most thorough house to
house search.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
ARE WE AFTER HAWAII
A Report That the Charleston u..
Been Ordered 10 IlonoIu,u

SHANGHAI Nov l6. - The United
States cruiser Charleston has left
these waters for Honolulu. CAPITAL of
the Kingdom of Hawaii, and il Is as.
serted here in quarters likely TO know
the truoh or falsity of report of this
nature that the commander of the
charleston, George C. Remy, has re-.
ceived instructions from the United
states government to seize the Hawai-
ian Islands should certain events take
place. '""0
Ostensibly the mission of the Charles
ton Is simply to protect American in.
lerests there and to afford refuge for
American citizens on those islands
should the political upheaval expected
There take the form which some peo.
pie anticipate it may take. The Ameri.
can colony here and others also seem
10 be In hearty sympathy with the
Uulted States in this matter. 1t ia
recognized by all. except, perhaps, the
re representatives. of two powers, that
the Hawaiian Islands are naturally
under the wing if not the protection
OF the United States, and that the
United States is the country to police
II not to annex the somewhat disturbed
country under certain circumstances
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
BLOODY DEED AT OMAHA
MADDENED. A GIRL COMMITS
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Capt Smith, a Salvation Army Com.
mander, Shot by Nesue Biedler,
Who Takes Her own Life.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 1.-THE music,
OF the Northwestern Division of the
salvation Army at Omaha to meet La
Marechale Booth-Clibborn of France
mas terminated in tragedy sad, sud.
den, and inexplicable While the sol.
dlers were fling out of the barracks
the sound OF a pistol-shot rang out,
ana with g-oan one of the army's
captains fell to the pavement, blood
gushing from her mouth and nostrils,
her body had not yet lodged on the
sidewalk when the second r, port from
the pistol was heard, and a private
reeled from the ranks and staggered
Dllndly step or two and fell dead in
the gutter
1t was just after o'clock in the
evening and the army's forces had
gathered at the barracks for the pur.
pose OF making its usual parade prior
10 services The presence in Omaha of
the Official heads of the army in France
and America-La Marechale Booth.
Clibborn and her brother, Commits
sloner darlington Booth, had drawn
hither all the forces of this
DIVISION, which includes Iowa.
minnesota, the Dakotas, and Nebraska.
Inc real motive for the fearful double
crime Is not SO clear as it might be,
put the Indications point to a rather
queer com oination of jealousy and
semi-religious frenzy. However oh.
scure may be the motive that prompted
the deed its results stand out oplv too
plainly, for the body of Nettie Bied-
Ter. the murderess and suicide, rests on
a marble slab at the city morgue aud
her victim. Capt. Hattie Smith, of the
oalvatlon band at Oskaloosa, Iowa, is
avail ting in nntold agony the final ex-
tlngulshment of the vital spark at her
temporary boarding place on Daven.
port street.
Inc murderess came upon her vic
Tim as she was standing on the side
walk converslng with Capt Wallace
from Marshalltown, Iowa. Without
speaking she GREW revolver from be-
meath the folds of her dress and fired.
Almost simultaneously with the crack
OF the pistol came the shrek of main
from Capt Smith, and she and Capt
Wallace started to run down the
street
Evidently fearing the bullet had not
reached vital part, the crazed
Biedler followed her fleeing victim a
few steps and fred again. The first
bullet evidently struck the mark, for
us the woman leveled the revolver the |
wounded captain reeled and fell.
without waiting to see the effect of
ner second shot the murderess placed
the muzzle of her weapon to her right
temple and pressed the trigger a third
time. A mutted report, heavy
plunge forward, and the BODY OF |
Nettie Biedler sank lifeless to the
gutter Not twenty feet away Law
capt. Smith unconsciously moaning, a
CRIMSON flood dying the bright red
folds of her uniform.
Noparticular cause for the rash deed
can be as ribed, except that she was
demented through religious
excitement Capt. Smith is at the
Clarkson Memorial hospital and Is still
alive, but sinking. Lieut.. berry. the
hancee of the Captain is still by the
5iri bedside. He refuses to make any
statement
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
Thanksgiving In Nehra.

A proclamation-Now. NOR i
ever. have the people OF Nebraatuu
most convincing reasons for li f,'Na
their hearts in gratitude to tho lug
preme knler OF the universe for ~
untold blessings they have eniorn ne
during the year which is now drawie
10 close. The disastrous efrec,s
the drouth which afflicted soma n.y.. VI
lions OF the state year ago have no.
followed by the sunshineo OF prosperi,r
The windows OF heaven were onaa'
the rains came, and now the earn ~
responded with a most abun6an, a'
crease; the laoors of the husband mar
have been most lavishly rewarded. ,sn
helds have been almost weighted dows
with grain-the trees with fruit-,h"
gamers are now full to repletion: nan
vigor and energy have been inh,sos
into every department of human effor,.
Joy sits in the hearts of the peon,,
where there was lamentation n Voc.
ago; general health prevails and peace
reigns within our borders.
1t is most becoming, as we'll rs th0
performance of a most sacred dutv
that all should manifest in n puhlio
manner their appreciation or and
their gratitude for, these priceless
blessings.
Now. therefore, !, John NJ. Tbaver
governor OF the state of Nebraska d.
hereby designate Thursday, the 26tb
gay of the present month, as IA dav nj
Thanksgiving and praise to the Most
High for his fatherly care over lis
and for his tender mercies. mos,
earnestly request all the people of this
commonwealth to abstain from all seen.
lar employment on that day and n.
semole In their several places of pub.
Tic worship and offer UP thanksgiving
ana songs OF praise to His holy name
In accordance with this beautiful Gus.
tom' families will be reunited, social
ana fraternal influences will prevail
and the hearts of all should be made
glad.
l beg those with an abundance not
10 forget the poor and needy but to
give to them freely of their own bounty.
Let all the people rejoice.
In testimony Whereof ] have here
unto set my hand and caused to be
affixed the great seal of the state.
Done at Lincoln, this 14th day of No.
vemoer, in the year of our LORD one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
one' OF the state twenty fifth, and Of
,he independence of the United states
he one hundred and sixteenth.
by the governor: JOHN NJ. TuAYER
JOHN G. ALLEN, Secretary of State.