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The morning call., 1891-04-15
HAIL TO TIE CHIEF.
Preparing to Receive President
Harrison. =

Preparations for the Presidents reception
are being actively pushed by the various
committees to which the matter has been
entrusted. According to the programme
mapped out by the Executive Committee, a
delegation from that body will meet his
Excellency on the road, on tile afternoon of
Saturday, the 25th inst. That evening, at
an hour yet to be fixed, President Harrison
will be received at the foot of Market street,
by the Mayor and civic officers He will be
escorted at once to the Mechanics Pavilion
by the Veteran Guard, G. A. R., and the
Second Brigade, n. G. c., and will there
hold public reception.
In the Presidents party will be Mrs.
Harrison, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Dimmck,
PoStmaster-G General Wanamaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Harrison, Private Secretary
Halford, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Boyd, and
Mr. Tibbett, the Presidents stenographer
On Sunday. the 26th inst, the party will
rest. On Monday they will be shown the
park, where the President will address the
school children in the children'S quarter.
They Will then proceed to the Cliff House
for lunch, returning to the city by way of
the Presidio which they will inspect. In
the evening an official reception will be
held at the Palace Hotel from 9 to IL
o'clock.
Tuesdays programme will include a trip
during the morning and early afternoon. At
o'clock the launch of the Monterey will be
witnessed, and subsequently the party will
be guests of Senator and Mrs. Stanford at
dinner.
Wednesday and Thursday will be devoted
to Palo Alto, San Jose and Monterey. Re-
turning on Friday, the President will attend
the Grand Army of the Republic reception
in his honor. Saturday he will visit Oak
land, and in the evening he will be ban
quoted in this city. Sunday. the 4th prox.,
will be kept as a day OF rest, and on Mon
day the party will leave for the north.
Owing to the retirement Of General Glib
bon, il Is not known what will be done by
the regular army in the way of paying honor
to the distinguished visitor. General Glib
bon retireS on the Goth inst, and he feels a
delicacy about making arrangements which
must necessarily be carried cut by his sue
ceSSOr.
Market street, from the ferry to the Pa
vilion, will be decorated by a committee APP
pointed for that purpose, and it is expected
that the shipping will be dressed with bhnt-
ing on the date fixed for the bay excursion
Apartments have been already secured at
the Palace Hotel for the Presidential party
and the main parlors reserved for their ex-
plu silva
The morning call., 1891-04-15
NEGLECTED RECORDS.
The Late Administration Left Its Books
in Bad shane.

The Late Administration Left Its Books
in Bad Shape.
Now that the end Of the fiscal year is ap-
preaching the heads of departments in the
many branches of the city government are
beginning TO overhaul their records for the
year. preparatory to making the required
annual report. In some cases, particularly
where there has been no change in the ad-
ministration, the work will not impose I'M
usual hardships, but in others as much can
not be said.
For instance, the books Of the School De-
partment, kept by n. Selig, are in a wretch
eddy neglected and muddled-up condition
and il has taken the present book-keeper
nearly three months to get the mastery of
the accounts, and be able to tell the exact
condition of the separate funds. Even then
the result had to be reached in the aggre-
gate, as the departments were not seggre-
gated, and no person short of second sight
can tell what was the cost of any separate
department. 1t is known that gross abuses
prevailed in several of the less conspicuous
departments, but no one can tell to what ex-
teut by examining the books. They utterly
fail to show anything.
The records of the Street Department were
also sadly neglected toward the close of the
late administration, but not to any such ex-
tent as those in the School Department. Mr..
Gllleran has his clerks now at work post
ing up" and he has found that records OF
street work show nothing for upward of six
months Grading, sewering and indeed, all
kinds of records, except the signing of salary
warrants was left for the incoming admin
iStratiOu to perform
The morning call., 1891-04-15
1.-THE GRUB'S GIVEN OUT"
What Secretary Mccoy Said at the New
England Dinner.


What Secretary Mccoy Said at the New
England Dinner.
The Ladies' Central Committee connected
with the Y. NJ. c. A, which has charge of
the hospital and benevolent work of the ill.,
stitution, advertised to give genuine New
England dinner at the association hall
from to o'clock last evening for the ben
eft of the society's funds Five tables had
been set ont. running the whole length of
the hall, which had been nicely decorated
by John Conan. The ladies had provided
a large supply of salads, jelies, cold meats,
pork and beans, mince and squash pies. etc.
No sooner were the doors opened than
every seat at the tables was occupied and
before o'clock every bit of the food pro-
vded had been eaten. Mrs. Blinn, Presi-
dent of the committee, sent out and pur-
chased SIS worth more provisions, but that,
too, soon went, and at ten minutes of
o'clock General Secretary Mccoy stationed
himself at the door and announced to the
large number of people who were clamoring
for admission, ''the grub's given out"
The morning call., 1891-04-15
HAWAIIAN NOTES.
Total Loss of Two SchOOners.
Japanese LabOrers.

The steamer Australia arrived from Homo
lulu at noon yesterday with a large number
of passengers and valuable freight list.
The following items are taken from Ha-
waian exchanges as late as April 7th:
Commander Bishop OF the United States
steamer Iroquois was quite ill with asthma
Oahu College was to have a complete cleo
trie lighting plant.
The whaler Horatio reached port ON March
31st with 900 barrels sperm oil. Twelve of
her crew deserted the moment they cast an
Choir.
Letters patent have been issued to Hon.
J. d. DOmins making him Prince ConsOrt,
with precedence above all subjects Of the
kingdom.
The steamer Omi- Moru landed 1880 Japan
csc laborers early in April The steamer
made the run over in thirteen days
The schoonerS Waiehu and Waimalu were
driven ashore and totally lost on March
Goth. The first named had cargo OF coal
and the other some lumber. No lives were
lost
Tom Lam, laborer, attempted to kill
native woman and her father, on March
oath. After woundipg both he shot himself
fatally.
Friday. March 9th, was an unlucky day
for the wOrkmen at the Honolulu Iron
Works. Mr.. Moore the Superintendent,
was badly crushed by heavy casting, and
another enploye lost two fingers by buzz
saw. while third had hand smashed with
a hammer.
The German steamer Independence,
bound from Hong Kong to Mexico, stopped
at Honolulu on April LIST, to get coal and
water.
News was received Mt Honolulu on April
Isl, OF the death at Schenectady, n. Y. Of
Mrs. John Patty. She went to the islands
in 1884, with her husband, the late Captain
Patty, and lived in Honolulu nearly fifty
years.
Josiah B. Hubbell died at Mokawao,
Maui, on March 21st. aged 70 years. lie
settled at Johanna in 1872
Among the passengers by the Australia
were John I. Waterh0use ana wife, a
prominent merchant OF Honolulu. He is on
his way TO Europe, making his sixty-eighth
trip across two oceans.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
The Public Printing,

City and County Attorney burst fled an
answer yesterday in the Injunction suit by
the Stock Report against the Board of Su-
pervisors to restrain it from letting the con-
tract for public printing to any other paper.
While 1t is admitted that the Report has
been designated as the official newspaper of
the city, it was the voluntary act of the
board, and carries with 1t no franchise upon
which that paper can rely in law to main
tain the contract. The Report. it is alleged,
is now making a profit of more than $4,000
annually out of the privilege OF doing the
city printing for nothing. The receipts
from printing special privileges amount to
5000 year, AID those from street work
TO more than $4,000, neither of which is in
cluded in the contract alleged to have been
awarded the Report.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Youthful Garroters.

Little Eddie McKeaver and Willie Mohr,
aged eight and ten years. respectively,
started out with the intention of becoming
fulI-fedged highwaymen. At the corner of
Third and Folsom streets they stood up
Kate Cavanaugh, aged nine years. Willie
threw his arms around her neck while Eddie
went through her pockets in the most ap-
proved garroting style. They secured FORTY
cents and a gold breast-pin. Hates screams
attracted Officers Enright and Cleary, who
arrested the youthful garroters and locked
them up at the Southern Station on a charge
of petty larceny
The morning call., 1891-04-15
HAWAIIAN POLITICS.
1t Is Denied That English Influence Is
Dangerous.

1t Is Denied That English Influence Is
Dangerous.
Hon. L. c. Macfariane. the accredited
leader Of the National Reform party in the
Hawaiian Parliament, arrived on the Au-
straia yesterday, and is now at the Palace.
Affairs in the islands," said he, ''are
quiet, and the people are looking forward
to new era of prosperity. The new Cabi-
net while not considered brilliant in all
respects, possesses the confidence of the
public, and will probably conduct affairs
pretty much on the old lines. All talk
about the danger of British influence is mere
twadde. and can say most positively that
the feeling Of friendship for the United
Sattes was never stronger than at present
The friends of America are so overwhelm-
iDgly in the majority that England could
make no Roadway in attempting to ALLEVIATE
the commerce. and the people Of California
need have no moment Of uneasiness on that
scOrep
The morning call., 1891-04-15

Wisconsin as Miss Sarah Barker. She was
also acquainted with Luigi Dana, from
whom sha took music lessons for several
years. Dana always treated Mrs. Smith
with the greatest consideration, and in re-
turn was often at the Smith house for din
ner. She believed the will offered for her
inspection was in the handwriting of Dana.
During the afternoon session the witness
was put through searching cross-eXamina-
ton by counsel for the contestants.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
seven Defiant Dairvmen.

The health authorities caused W variants to
be issued yesterday for the arrest of seven
dairymen who persist in ignoring the two
cow limit ordinance. They were given six
months in which to move, and the time has
expired.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Fraudulent Assignment.

George NJ. kutz 81 Go. and others have
fled petition in the Superior Court asking
that Abraham Sales, dealer in boots and
shoes at 235 Fourth street. be adjudged in
solvent. The document declares that Sales,
for the purpose of defraudng his creditors,
transferred his stock of goods to A Beer
man, on or about April ISt,
The morning call., 1891-04-15

The residence Of Railroad Commissioner
J. M. Litchfeld. on Page street, was en-
tered by burglars ON Sunday night and a
quantity of silverware was stolen At the
time Of the burglary all the members of the
family were from home.
The morning call., 1891-04-15

The Directors of the Womau's Exchange
yesterday adopted series of resolutions as
tribute to the memory of the Hon. John
F. Swift, who was firm friend of the So
ciety in his lifetime. An engrossed copy of
the same was ordered sent to Mrs. Swift.
The morning call., 1891-04-15

Are heard Words of Praise for Hoods Sarsapa-
rilia Having rapidly won its way to the front,
Hoods Sarsaparilia is the leading blood
purifier and spring medicine all over the country.
its sales far exceeding those OF all other sarsa-
parillas and blood purifiers. The people have
been quick to recognize in Hoods SarsaparilIa an
honest medicine at an honest price, honestly rec
commended for those troubles which II honestly
cures. This is the secret OF Its marvellous sue
The morning call., 1891-04-15

In the Dana will case Yesterday Helen
nj. Cushing testified to her acquaintance
with Mrs. Smith, whom she first knew in
The morning call., 1891-04-15

To gather pearls from Oceans vases
Divers go down in divers places:
But at our mouths of streams and bays,
pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the SoZODONT divine.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
As We Value Your Good Will and Good
Words Our Promises Will be Kept!
COME and SEE US!

IF ONLY TO LOOK you've not ymade mind buy
We willingly give you time and polite attention COME FROM
THE COUNTRY you live thereand you
order by mail and tell what you for got THE
LARGEST NEWEST STOCK CLOTHING FUR
NSHNG GOODS the Coast and will
nScentOuy and carefully though you bought per-
night you open every
evening and Saturday nights till II o'clock Our beautiful
flooded by sunlight all day and by ten electric lights night and you
Beautiful all New Spring California you
GOODS HONEST TREATMENT HONEST PRICES
don't delay but join the hrong of buyers that
Strictly OnePrce Establishment every except Sunday
The morning call., 1891-04-15
DIRECTORS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

New York, Eugene Kelly & Co.; Chicago. the HI
bernian Banking Association; st. Louis, the Citt-
zens Savings Bank; Portland. Oregon, the First
National Bank, and other points in Oregon and
Washington.
Sell bills of. exchange, and Geographic transfers
Eugene Kelly Il Co., New York: the Consolidated
Bank. London: Bank of Ireland. Dublin: Andre
Neufiize d Co., Paris; and principal cities In Ger
many.
Issue letters of credit available in the United
States and Europe, and transact general Banking
and Collection business. ap1 I'm Up
The morning call., 1891-04-15

cess, and its positive medicinal merit is certified
to by thousands OF voluntary witnesses whom II
has cured of diseases more or hess severe. Hence
the best advertising In behalf OF Hoods Sarsapa-
rlla comes from the medicine itself. That is.
those who are cured by it. recommend it to suf-
rering friends, and the circle of its popularity
grows constantly from this cause alone. II you
need a GOOD spring medicine, take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla BE sure TO get
The morning call., 1891-04-15
TO TRY THEIR LUCK AGAIN.

1t was currently reported at the track that the
book-makers recently Ousted from the pool
TOums BY a most welcome and much-needed local
ordinance are Intending TO reo en- their rooms III
Oakland, and So afford the Oakland population
chance TO add TO their criminal and pauper cen
sus. \ running meeting is TO be held at the Oak
land track at the conclusion of the blood horse
races, and even If the bOOkies don't open in Oak
land they will be az that track In force. Ii is re-
ported that OF them offered the Oakland
crack managers $500 day for the booking
privileges there.
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@ett fir @Rtter!

1nr dber 50Sabren idoH tuurbe Wts.
MinsloD's SoDtbing Snrup onn Wtils
lioner bon, Mtitterr beim 3abnen Der
Gtnber angetren5et. Mirf Du ia
G@lafe bur9 bas SGreien zines Gin5es
aeE6rt, bas i'm 3abueH if unb Dor
Shmerasn tuetnt9 Mena 10, Iafe icfort
eiae GlG|Ge bon sWlgs. MtasIOm's eoo'
tEing Gprur" holeu. Geiu Wertb ID uns
besablbar. Sc pirb benz fleineu 2eiben'
ben Iofort 9inoetung berf9aHen. 8er'
laBt gu4 baraut Mitter, es 1T tein
3tpeifsl baribsr. gs beiIt Sbienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Mogen unb
tie Nieren, beIeitist @ino $ Rolif, ers
tusi9t ben 8aumer, b~srbinbert @nt3ans
hung unb fdrft bas gan5e SPLEEN.
.Mers. Winsioios Soothing SprupA
FIR 1ahnenbe 3inber lit angenebm in
@eI@mud unb bas &e3ept ftammt BON
einem Der 5eiten ipeibliGen Werate In
ben Ser. Staateu. IS 1T bel allen
9ruaaifen 1T ber ganaen Welt 3a boz
ben. 9reis rs @ts. Der Gloi@e.
Rauft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. Wias'
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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Sic &rtifnthgen in Der 9emtId1 : Gn9li=
idhen Sd1nlc.

Oeute Bormittag Tin 8 ubr began.
men in Der DeutI6 ; @u9lii@en e9uIe
bic idhrlidtu BiiFunaeu gum @9luHe
BEG S9uIiabres, bic Gert0mmIi9er
Weiie 5wei 3oge In Nnipru1 nebmen.
Die beiSen S6ul : @ebdube tuareu
aufs sei9madbouRe NIT 8uirlanben,
&rdn3en unb 6laggen bscorirt unb trob
bes gu Nnfaug gan5 abideuliGen &es
gentpetters batten f9 cine groBe Nn3abl
bon Gltern Der 36glinge un6 1onftige
Jreunoe ber Nuitalt eingefunben, I'M
f9 bon ben 2eitungen ber e@aIer unb
91alerinnen gu itber3eugen - Elm cts
freuli9er Bemeis bon benz regen Snterz
efs, bas unter benz biefsen 9eutf@z
tbum fur bieies Snititut berti6t.
IS oerbtent Dies SutereHe absr aud
in tobem 8rabe, benn mir batten =
pie aud i@on in f,hbereu eyabren =
tpieoer @elegenbeit, ms banon au iibers
seugeu, baB bieIe Nnfialt Die tpirf!i@e
Sauptaufsabe Der 9duIe etfalt. Dieie
befebt uuierer Nnf6t mad ni1t I'M
Ginpauten elmer gewifen Menys etn3eI,
1er 3uiommeEban9slofer 3euntniKe,
fonbern 6arin: 9enten au Iebren!
Oas tam aber freili9 ri6t bur@ bas
lanbesabli9e f@ablonenbafte Nbri@ten
mad benz Gragee unb Nntmort.s 9ema
bes 3ert=Subes geTdeben, fonbern ba,
gu becarf es pdoagpgii6er Grdfte, pels
DE ni9t abri9ten, fonbern geift. unb
Derfanbbilbenb lebren.
Sie 9eutf@ gngliide @9ule 1T In
Der glddli9en Sage tiber 9ebrtrdfte au
perftgen, meI6e lire Nufgabe In bieiem
Slime aufgefaBt baben unb l6feu.
Das gilt iowobl bon 0errn Milbelm
garbed, unter beRen treffi9er 2eifung
bic Deuti9 $ gnglii6e s9ule f9 bic
stelung erobert bat, peI9e He iebt
eianimmt, mie aud bon 6errn 8olB,
tDelaer Der S9ule f9on felt lansen
Sabren angeb6rt, unb Dem in bobeu1
@rabe 6ie feltene Runt eigen 1T, ben
unrubiGen Self BET &leinen unb Glein.
ten fur feben Der 2ebrgegenfdnbe 3u
tpedeu uub 3u feHeln. unb aud bon ben
trefItGen beiben englii9eu 2ebreriauen,
WfiB &ait unb Mrs. Yatrid.
IS fanf ni6t unfere Mufgabe fem,
an bieier STEELE auf Die Gin3eIbeiten els
net S9ulprifung ~ein3ugeben, alein
mir t6nne1 es uns nidt beriagen, uls
lere Greube aus3uipre@en fiber ben
lebenbigen frii9en Getft. Der biele Nns
ftalt burGmebt unb Der fG belonbers
In Der frif@en u%ngetinfelten Weile
tunbgiebt. In Der bic 36slinge alIer
GlaRen- uno omar gang gleiG, ob In
6eutl9er ooer englif@er Spra9e-ibren
8e6anfen Ilsbrud gu gebsn piIsu.
Wtr nebnten gum S9Eub aud oieIe
@%sIeaenbeit tpieber ipabr, I'm BEN
Seuti9tbum San Nntonios biefe Nn=
ifalt unb bic 6iriorge fir bieIel6e re9t
marin ans 6er3 gu Ie0enI
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@ileuit 2emde, Ser 9a6fotser bes fiirslid
BON ietnem Soften 3uriidgetretenen 8un6ess
S9atmeiiters Su5tpn iit-mie ieine 8prsGn=
ger-ein 8irger bes Staates Snstana.
ST lit Elm gebprener 9euti9er unb erblidte
In Saraburg, TN Sabre 1882 bas 2iat Be.
Belt. GIS 8tnbe BON Ia Sa6ren fam er nit
ietnen gltern nab Snbiana ,tnb tpllrbe, nadJ=
benz er Elm paar Sabre in Dem Gel6afte Ieines
Snfels tRdtig g~efpeien, &aliirer Ser Canal.
8anf in GbanSbtIe.
@inige Sabre bpr benz &rieee unb ipdbrent
b%eiielbet befubr ct nit grpben S%luBbanpferr
ben Mii1litppi unb BEN Sbip nnb commatt.
birte art9 inter @rant unb Sherman ipdb.
rerb Der fpetli6en G~ampagne berieIben, &a:
nonenbppte. ST mar elmer Der @riinber rnt
Mitbeiiber Der 8oitbampferlinie 3tpiider
@banSpiae ut6 Gairp.
gtdd benz &riese griinbete er eine grDBe
8paipinnerei, an Der ct aud nod betbeiltgi
lift. ST mar Is Sabre lang Elm gtitglieb ber
Sbios&e8ulirunss s&ommiiiion fir ben @taai
Snbiana.
Nadbem er eine 3eit lang G9atmeiiter Der
Stabt Gpansbtae s~eipeien, ipurbe er i'm
Sabre 1886 gum StadtSidabmeiIter BON Sn.
biana ertpdblt, unb I'M Sabre 1888 gum sfpei.
ten Stale. Sein Sermin ipar faam abaelau:
fen, ais i'm Der @ra1ibent Sarrilon alf Der
perantportliden Soften bes 8uabesi6at:
meiiters berief.
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GolispraiasMetne.

Meinliebbaber finben elm groBes So
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Serrn S. 5. Weper ON Mlamr
pla3a. 0err Mteper iudt bic @eint
an Ort unb STEELE aus ul.h fault BRET
aus Dem ReNer ler Weinat6ter. Nls
gutsm aenner gelinet es I'm fieis. 81.
beifen Sorten a~us3umdbIen. Ct fam
feline 4unben urc 6amilien hit etuen
guten $ropfen perfehen. &otbz uni
WeiBwstne in por3hSlider Qualitdi
BON iest ab s1.00 per Gauone - frel
tus 6aus gelieferf.
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n uada Gurone.

Die Mgentureu bes 6errn 90. S.
Noung, SO. l Commerce StraBe,
San Mntonio, unb SO. SOB Mains
GtraSe, Dallas, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt beiten europdiiden 9ampfet>
2inien. 6err Douns lit i'm 6tanbe bic
btIItg ten aaten gu gebeu, ers
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe setpRni@te aus,
Eunft unb beiorst iebr prunipt ale ibm
iibersebeaen Muftrdge. @er mad GU
rDpa gu reiien tpanf6t, Dber 8erpaabte
bertberfommel laHen mill, penbe FG
an irgerb cine Der genannteu Mgenturea
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Qluerlet.

- Die gsirise 5tabtratbsperfamm.
lung fiel aus, ba bier ALDERMEN ers
frantt Rnb. 80 ferner ser 8ettreter
Der 6. @arb. 6err Bitter, seRorben if,
,piirbe feline bei9luBfGbise MnaabI ben
Mitgliebern beiIammen geme(en fein.
= Der 8erfammlung bes geutrals
gomita3 aur 8%eranfaltung BET Geier
bes nDeutf6en Cages" laget, teine @ez
f9dfte BON olgemeinent Sutereiie boz.
Der 8orfbenbe betonte bon nellem
tpieber bic Notbwenbtsteit Der baIbiger
Nuf6rineuus Der erforoerli9en Sub,
fcriptiOnen unb ipornte bas Ginon3s@os
mite an, In bieier &i@tuns tbdtis
3u fem.
= Das oficiele @abIreiultat ber
NeupabI bes Diitricts@ Ierts 1T iebt feff.
geftelt tporben. 9ana9 murben i'm
@ansen a~bgsseben 6.361 Gtimmen.
DabOu erbielt Nat 2emis 3. 1891, 9enine
2,371, @bmonbs 108 uno l v3erfplits
tertS. Scat 2etpis 1T bemna@ nit eis
net Mdioritdt bon 1,410 Gtimmen ges
tpdblt tporben.
= Die Granb > Surp bat abermals
seeen 9 perionen Antlase erboben,
unb atpar gesen 3 tpeseu Morbberiu9es,
seeen l megen Notb3u@tsbsriu@es unb
gegen bic iibrigen wesen 9iebfahl.
- Sn ben on Gerar @ountD angrens
aenben Counties, namentli9 ia ben
tpefli9en, i9eint cine pabre Pferbe.
biebFabls. gpibemie an sraiRren. Sns
nerbalb Der lebten 10 Sage iub bier In
San Mntonio ni@t tpeniser als s
pferbebiebe bsrboftet morben unb Is
| getobIene Pfer0e tput0en tpiebererIangt.
= Guf duBert sei9ifte Meiie inb
bic Ginbre@er, bic Dor elm paar Sagen
ben 6ummelI6cn 2aben beHogIen bets
ten, ermiitelt unb biugfeft genta1t ipors
ben. Die beiben @inbre9er beiben 60.
Scott uno 90. .. Nnfon. Our gnt'
beduug fi9rte Elm NleHer, bos Scott
fi9 bon einem nur oberfd9li6 nit ibm
befannten Wanne geborgt batte unb
tpeI@es ct biefem an Sage rad benz
ginbru1e pieber CAB. Nn Der eineu
Rlinge feblte iebo9 bic Spibe uni
Scott mioeripra1 f6 in aufdligel
@eiie tiber bic uria6e bieies Wbbre'
9ens. Dos fiel benz iaHeen Manne,
bon benz Scott oas MeFer eeliebsn battl
auf uub er ibeiIte feinen 8erba1t einem
Seteciib nit. Oiefer fano in ben
S@nibeIu on btr Siutertbtre bes gum.
mellden 2abens, iusl6e bon ben Gin
breGern a~ngebobrt uuo angei9nitter
morben nar, bas febleube Sttid bel
WeRerfIinge. @s paBte gang genol
an bic nod friide 8ru@itele bes Mei
Iers. Bun legte Scott elm ~umfaFeabe!
@efGnbniB ab, unb berrieib auf ba!
8erIpre@en, bob man ibn aIs vStaats
seusen" laufen IaKen tuerSe, au9 nod
ieinen Miti@ulOisen, iotpie ben Ort
mo bic ~geftobIenen Sa9eu ~untergebra6
uoroen tpareu. @egen Onion 1T BIZ
9lnflage bes @inbru6s erbOben porben
pdbrenb Scott pabrf9eiuIi9 tuirtltd
fret ausseben tuirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-24

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