davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30

INNER Iebr fart. Na6 BET ioeben bers
6fentIi9ten Mmtstatitit purben babin
bonn Norbbeutf9en 2lopb In ben erften
beiben Wonoteu bieies Sabres 1925
perfonen aegen 1891 i'm 8oriabr unb
nur IS i'm Sabre 1889 befbrbert.
= Sn Dobra in Der Brobin3 Yolen
III Elm ruiRf6er pDIi3ei. Nsent ernlorbet
oufeefunben tpOrben, Nle feline ga.
pierre naren geitobler feline Wertbfa6sn
ober unbertibrt. Man bermutbet, baB
iuTff6s Nibilifen, peI9e Der Msent au
iberwadeu bate, ben WOrb beribt
baben.
= Die tunee 20wenbdnoerin 6rI.
Beth Sbielemaun, mel6e Dor einiaen
Mo6en In gbemnib in Der @blbedi6en
Menaeerie bur9 einen ungesdbmten
26pen, ben Elm neuer Marter irrtbiim.
ll9 3uselai1en bate, idtper berleBt NOT
ben mar, III ibren Geiben erle9en.
Bon einem ieltIamen Stiid vRrieg
i'm Grteben" miro alts Maumburg an
Der SaaIe bert6tet. Man i@reibt oa.
riber bonn 2. Ndt3 5oleenbes: Sn
b~ersangener Wa6t bat 1@ in unierem
ftiebli9en Std0t9en etuQs ereignet.
tpas man faum fir m69li1 baIten folI.
te. Na6bem pieberholt 3pii6en Diff
3ieren bes 2. Batailons beg So. &egi.
ments uno Der Poli3ei, fomie ben Str.
germ Geibcreien. getpeien maren, 1T es
in pergangener No9t gu einem fbrmIi>
den Mugriffe ieitens bes Militdrs auf
Yoli3ei unb Burger getomuten. Gin
2ieutenant Ia GipiI bate ft@ aus nod
un~befannten @rinben gegen IL ubr
iber eiuen ober metrere Nanmburger
erairnt. ct bolte f9 militdrif9e 6ils
fe, tleibete f9 In etiem @aie ur, uub
lieferte nun ben ni6tsabnenben Naums
burgern etne f6rmlt9e G1la9t. I'M
ter .Marf9, Marf6, 6urrob" NIT 0ufs
gepfan3tem 9eitengetuebr unb gef0Qs
tenn @epebr, $ambour borau, fiirms
ten bic SoIbaten tber bic GinbenitraBe,
SerrenfrnBe un0 ben Martt. SEEDS
bis a6t perIonen tpurben DerDunbet,
elm 6teuerbeamter bur9 einen 8oios
nettfi@ I'm @e}dt, elm 3pblfi1briges
Mdo9en bur@ &olbeni6lag on Der
Quite u. +. 10. Sin poli3eilergeaut err
belt bon benz 2ieuteaant einen eGbeIs
bieb tber bas Slim. Ment bieie un,
glaubli@ tlingenbea Wittbeilungett ni9t
ouf bas atueifelOfeie befdtigt tpdrer,
m61te man fe fHr untpabr balten.
Mie MIR b6reu, III bereits bic ftrengite
uuteriu@ung an~seorbnet. Gin Sbeil
Der ansegrifenen gibiIifer fu9te TO-
fort bel benz 8atailonscommanbeur
ginIaB aa e~rIangei1, mas Der 8oiten
berbinberte. Bonn 3. Mdr3 erbdlt bas
r8erl. Saeebl." bIer3u bic psitere Mel=
oung: 2ieutenant B.. 8lume 1T einR,
tpeiIen fuspen6irt unb bon bier abse'
retf; bic unteriu9ung iber bic btsbei
in Beaug auf tire @riinbe mod MIDI
qufgetl6rte Mtiade anf bas publifum,
Set ipel9er aud Elm ppli3sibeamter per.
tpunbet tuur6e, III eingeleitet. SIM gan.
sen fiub iibrtsens a9t perionen berlebi
lrprben.
- 8erliner Bldtter beri@ten bic fol
gen6e, aler6ings faum glaubI;9 CT.
f@einenbe Gei9i9te: Gin Bel einem II
OsnabrRd in @arnifpn liegenoer
Snfanterie ; &seimenie bienenbsr Sc.
eonbes 2teuteuant, Der 5nbn zines Ser.
liner 2aufmaaus, Durbe Su u nf'
Sabren Seffun9 uerartbsilt,
neil man In fetuem 8efbe 8u9er boz
Msarr, 2afale, 8ebel etc. borfanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30
Gmrppaiide @sinem mnS @egen.
Minen.


G..,aX;sh. M.;,.n ,,,,. mensr.
S""i'9 Se;,,s,,
- c,u
9nsaoar au1 eo9efen Defsgi igaa
oie o%fflcieuefl nao olTclolen 1efllaer
Statter 10. 9ls meTtiea le DON Gem
rulIlWeH oaDet9etG4el 9agls Gao a,s
le91ea re pen g9aWr'g1en IetH 9eplgl
Del. @el@e miLlea mGueR OaB %uBlono
ane gtaAltel@ ugeI esIea oanoasB.
1olWluB rem 5DeIe. Megr Dene9ea
am elne 2srausIOIoe[a9e Aa9t'Hss
pollIL eln5ul@'ageH osagpWt'ge.
0o@pegeaoe unO ~ Dle OiPlomall'
igsn SDIgungs gsauu sslsgsWs.p's pr.
fOallWlellen IslgraateH Ivy ss PaIaal ~
la8ea, oaB Hlqn WI gsI Nul'a' aab.
leaos, lelae feleID!tle Da.laHg anISn.
geoen, Ivy" le!I ea8stst Osse " Detnn
9n!sIi'@Ie! geDelsh e. uap .eab ilw
9agts efeigaea Ieaaes iporaul Maa
mot gut ooroerelfet ist
Ole Ino!seEe1e Ptupge5sln,g, oIe
SIgaoI e 81 pct D.sgstISe llalssa,Ige
ptsu1'eI.IeIn.pet, lnsal.w ssn,upI ga1,
taosM Ct lagls, oaB psI e. .angs gss
iu1H,sls sssss .MI laaIsn,
pen 2agIe tWet ,@usoLsVsn Dslus, w.
oon Sellem 9es 2gIsasr aa1it'gsa pIeHe
/. assn.1ig Ds1ss sSIellssu.9 sapug;
zen. 9St1sVI geibt sS % ~lel
lgDns MAgs nlg. MegI 1alD.Ilsr PET
gsgsta.sA oOlguasg pe1 s4lDpa'lus a
pOl'ltI: " leI Dagsr DarWaas nlW'
Jun p1Dgge5s.sn oslag.gI aaD ls1sa'
Iuas oIauHs asaM ny ontg isshs Sosls'
lagungea n!ug1 l1 gsliHgEea osunIu9l Y
gsM ~ .ansa U.sls @oisl'.gnag y
eOeI gDw sllDas ~ gIuu, aM s'Aen 5n'
gsIsul'gsM g'ngluh ~ Mueysn: OsHa
u OOr gen,s unI MuIgsn oeIanDesa p9
0se @pmgs'eal!oasA PCT earOpallgel
SOtIlI oog n'gI. 0ag S!!sps e!ner oel
nnluegruHosr pes gtelounoes, leg'
igOn 8qt HUI megr 1m''lp'eWea'
Duas.ss n.t.,,x. s..u..
Dts .aSsnslge 5etrang geIFgs.1,
eaB % O'e %gEgt pig S5aleH ieI, lsth'
gHshpOs pes!ul AZ glaao GsL alieI
gfoaten her NoIfon ! noIbiniel ein,u.
'e'.sn up " usIiu,gsn.
Das Ss.ls'guag Dss S1Dblesassy oe'
ten garnot an ben ruiifmeu @elanbteu
Iin par;s, Boron bon Mohreuheim,
Eptrb utr als cine ueue 8efieoeIuua BEL
| rulliSnsfraua6HlGeu Ssreuubihaftsbun,
See otifdeFQFf. Ser gaor hat iett and
NOD Sen irona6Rfdeu Wilitdr 8eppH,
mdmtioten In 81. 0eters5ura. O6erf
| Nriois. becorirf uub Inn reido beldentt,
1riais tpirb biuuen Qurasrr mad Bari.
au~rIdlehreu. 81 ALT ais einer Ser Sc.
den Qenner rnffither Wilitdr 9erbdIf,
/ niFe uub befpn6ers oeg rufildbeu Wo
7 b~iiiIruuass BIones. .Gs heikf. bos nod
| ieiHer Midtebrim franabkideu Grieos'
| minilfe.ium Elm 8Ian aur qleid,eitidsr
uub oIeidartfaen Mobiliiruuo 6ss from.
| a6Rfdben uub rnfFIhen Geeres ousoeor.
| Seitsf merbeu foiIe.
@eneroI ObrutIheff bot eiuem 0er.
treier her NreTe. meIder Inn iiber 81
n,aeum6rtioe nermifelfe noiitiSme Qool
Surnho,s interbiemen molfe' erfIdrt
6ok bie ruifI6en QrieosraRunoen nil
49,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30
Bmntes maertet aus 0emtfdlano

go.
y pie Sailerl1 Grteorl9, betaaat!i@
cine febr talentoole 3eiflletlt llrl0
ytalerli, bat tudbretto igres MufeiItbals
tee tn Yaris mebrere Sti33eIl ge3et@net;
cine bon Otelet1 tteut Dor, tnte llebrere
Barrier lpre1 Gatoater oetragtea, waDs
reao ole Gatletit 1elot ON Jenper per
DeutlGen SotlDaft lfe9t. Otele Sii53e
lou 5u elIeil mopitpdtlgeu 3tuede oer'
Dielfdlii9t Deroen.
grln3 9el1rlG BON PrellBetl tciro
tta@ telner Heiie na@ gtiglafIo eiiDeal'
tig MT ietaer camille ilod9 Berlin ioers
tteoeln ilo Das NIT BEN palais pes
&aiters Wilaelm l. tn Werbinoung tte'
1enbe Wleoerldnotl@e Yalats beatebett.
Die teBigetl BetpDDaer oes Palals ner'
lafetl Datielbe. 4uBeroert lDtro oas
prtnsll9e paar fttr fetae Jstlt9tettelt
BE 6eftdle oes palais pes Satlers
WilbelIl benuBeil, tpdbreuO Ote ebeilas
liger Wobnungrdume Des erhetI oeut'
ideu S~ai'erpaarss 9ei1loleii bleiber.
- IN Berlin pat am 70. Ntdr3 eitse
8~eriommlung bon bernorragenDet1 Sn'
oultrtelert aus alett abetler beg Mets
des Fatsgetuh0en, IN iDelber BITE 8es
rDiltguag 9euti9laubs ON Der Welt'
ausfteuurg tn @bieago beipro9et iuars
be. Die antDelenben 5abritontea ltiuam.
ten fdmmtli9 In Der MnR9t therein,
oaB cine bes bsutf9en &ei4s tDiirbige
gertretung bel ber in Meoe ttebenben
Musteuung lur ban1I erri68li@t tperoen
Tonne, tuena bic &egierung Seutf@s
lambs etnen gommiHdr nod ben Der.
Gtaoten fenben tDtiroe. ter nit Der
MG@tbefugniB betleibet let, 0eutenigen
Uabrilaitten, neld)e ote Alsiteuuug 5l
beidldtn btabh9tigeu. cue yortbeile
au fGer1. auf tpeldge bic JHouttrie
Oeutl9lanos eeredteu Anfpru4 befbt.
Us tpur6e bel9loheu, cine MsaReubsr.
famrniuHg Oeutf9er Gabrifanten auf
ben 2. 1pril aufammen 81 be-
Erufen. Cine Der In iener DISCRIMINATING
sn er9reilenoen NfaEregela lGu BARN
Dellegen, elm aus SduFeaten 0epegenoes
@om'ie 5u ernennen, Dei@em oIe Sel'
itlug 6eE @sitbdfte, 6te NIT eer gertre'
turlg eel leiler Al'stfeling ~ Werbtil'
oallg llepen. loeftra9er inerDel iou;
@nI erlugen oes 0eneralconi1ls
Oct Ser: S'oo.sn IN JrantIlrt ON
gtain; perrin utalon, @utee oon penn
@gsI per oIierllanIlgsn Stl@etsl'eom'
mtlnDn, perm Wfarlgan 1tcDoaolo.
ttlr5li@ eitte Silfe NIT lV,UCJ Ullgelern
Der 8egenoo9egforeuen, oetanntlsw et'
fes oer1gonllen ailo tnertgnohlfett game
flsh IN 1rserita, perm gogar @nDrae
~ Grantfiirt am Atail noerieroet. Der
re our gtl~5icpt tn perform IN ellerl
2ei@ efnlsBea wiro. Sie 1uneen 6retl'
eea, neroen oaaa IN elIsm 9eptIen
9esllaum III eng tlGles @e0ltgsmaIler
seIngelenen, oaB anen noIpDsnolgen
~nD.ostu"ssa W.. e'tosg.e'Ssn ".
t r,u,Un o sa ~ us
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30
SER aOlephg 0prep in Walap

= 0err Soiepb 9. Sorep In WaIap,
Sls., bate &beumatismus, berfudte
mebrere berf@ieoeHe MitteI obne gr.
foIg: S9lieBli9 betam ct ems, bas
ibn fofort turirte. WattrIi@ irar er
iber ben @rfolg bo9erfreut; au@ wuBs
ie &c, baB Nnbere Ieiben, ME er geltt.
ten batte, bic aud 9erne bon benz Mit.
tel piHen mB9ten. Darum ertldrt er
Der letbenben Meni6beit. baB bieies
Mittel y@bamberlain's paiH Balm"
beiBt. 65iir so Gents per Glaife3u baben
BET 81. &obn & Co., 8. RaiteDer &
Son nnb allen be6euanben Npothetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30
CINDERELLA gdbmb GtGre,
Ode OF 0ouionfrabe unb &benue c
@allatpaas pbotooropbii6e

Gallatua1S pbotograpbif9es
Ntelier, No. Alb Of.SoultonfraBe
liefert enti6ieben bic feinfs Ntbeit in
Der 9tabt. Ser erfe &etou@eur Der
Nufalt 1T Der nora3gli9fe Gints
let, Der lie in San Mntouio mar. gr
mar cine LANCE &eibe bon Sabren
in ben beflen Mteliers bes Noroens unb
Ofens bei@dftigt. Wolt Sbr pirtli9
CUTE 8ilber baben, 10 tnenbet gu9 on
@allawap. Gin 8eriu6 NTH @u@
heIehren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30

Ser 2anbtag bes @roBber3oss
tbums Qlbenburg beuiligte bic bon Der
Staatsreeierung beantragten $50, 600
81. fur 9erfeIung ueiterer pieraala'
GET In NOroerbam, 455. 900 M. flir ben
Bau elmer normaIipurigen giienbabn
bon HOrberbam mad 8lereroei@ unb
SOC, 900 W. fur Qandlbauten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30
Galifprnia.gNeine.

MeinIiebbaber Ruben Elm groBes Sa'
ger BON feinen California Weiuen bel
9errn S. 8. MeDer ON Mlamr
plasa. 9err Meper iu@t bic Weint
an Ort unb STEELE aus u,.b foltft bret
aug benz 3eler Ter Wetnau6ter. NIs
gutem 9enner gelingt es tbm tets, bi,
befen Sorten ausaumdblen. st fam
feine 2unben une Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb= uni
WeiBweine In bor3hsI;6er Qualit6t
bon iebt ab $1.00 pet @alone = rei
ting 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30

Bir Ienfea Cure STRAIGHTFORWARD aaf bic
shatlade, ba6 unfsre 6dsiiitaten ms seftat.
ten, @ud better su bepienen. mie irsenb I'm.
bere. linier 8aarenborratb it stOFer unb
reidbaItiser, ais irsenb Elm an6srer i'm
staats nno unfere Yreife iinb ilets bic nieb.
risfen. 8ir fu@en nur bic Runbi9aft bon
Rauaeuten. @srfunen, iDeIae Elm @staiL.
@rpeetb @efddft etabIiren molten, tbua gut,
arssere Sreiie ein;ubpIsn, ebe fe faufeu.
BrisFi9e auftrdse iperOen setuifenbaft aas.
sefa9rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30
@naIens Nrmtea.eaIbe.

Dis bette Salbe Der @eIt fir e&nttte,
0uei&unsen, Gef9pite, Gieber. unb Sdut'
Nnsf6Iag, 6le9te, sefpruneene Sdnbs, 8r9it.
beaIeu unO ale SauttranFbsitsn +; tnrirt Cd.
mnrrboiben Ober feline Sedablan9. 8aaisc
Satisfattiou 9arantirt ODER bas GsIO nirb
turideriattet. 26 Gents bic S9a9teI. Bum
Bertauf In allen apotbeien. Dreib, 9tomp.
fou & Co.. MboIeiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30
Stature st berpa9teu.
9rei Meileu bon San &ntonio. gu
erfrasen 312 Ofs6oufton'S traBe.
Mucrlet.

= I'm Samtag Nbenb ftarb 6err
8m. giebls on Der 2unseuent3anbung.
ct biuterldBt cine Wittpe nit mebreren
gum She'll nod tIeineu Rinbern. Dos
Gei@enbesdnsniB fanb am Sonntag un'
ter sablrei4er Betbeilisung ftatt. Der
2rieser $ 8erein uao bic 6ermonuss
S6bne, tuel1en 8erbdnben ber 8ers
ifOrbene als treues Wiislie6 augeb6rt
haiie, aoben ihm bas Iebte @eIeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30

uniern $500 s6ub fhbren mir itit
8 Sabret unb earantirei iebes paar.
Nu6 1T Bel uns alles In 9aMen', Ser
renz, &naben= unb Mdb@eu S6uben
gu fnben.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
WAR TELEGRAPAY.

~ ins~restan< Exp<rim~af Ia Ft~sa rss~<-
.pAy n ssa.-esfse ~tth the Fr~a~A
Array &sn~1xsrs - Evss8<stiy rxa.ra~d
Ar~r the Americas >sryt~p. vita >.sun~
ImPrsvem~ns.
PAEss. sept lo-An interesting sele-
xrsPhie sxp-rimen. has been success
fally made IN connection with the ma
neuv-rs Of the French army on the
eastern froufier- NJ wliton- inspector
Of posts and telegraphs. r~ceutlv pre-
sentsSt 10 NJ De>elves. dirersor-xeue-aI
Of posts. n large wagon Of his own in
rent50u- The wagon i lightly but
strongly eonstr1etest- snsl j. fullv
equipped with the electrical AMI me
-hanie1l appliances Of different systems
Of telegraPhy. NJ D-Selres ordered
this travelling Office 10 accompany
the army in it, march. and directed
the telegraph employees along the
route 10 eoutribate in every way
possible 20 the success Of the proposed
experiment. The wagon moved with
the supply and ammunition trains i'm
meciaselv behind the rear-guard Of tn.
army BY the employment Of mounted
military linemen and the use of novel
and ingenious mechanical devices IN
stringing wire from the nearest teIe-
graph station 90 the wagon. the rear
guard of the marching troops was kept
in constant touch with the Outsisis.
world The correspondent of the Paris
press and the foreign newspaper men.
accompanying the army, speak enthu-
siasiically of service which made il
possible for them TO communicate with
the papers direct from the scene Of
the armv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
CONDENSED TEIEGRAMs.

DIPHIHEKrA IS epidemic in Shelby
vile, Ind Thirty deaths occurred with
in torty-eizb. hours and adults are BE-
ing attacked zs well ss children The
physicians are alarmed AZ It's nalig-
nancy
The recent heavy disbursements from
the United States Treasury have reached
the net balance. which. on September
Iss. was 50. 90. 600 10 sss. .0ao. COO This
latter sum includes SIT. ss0.Ooo OF sub
sidiary silver and sl5.0oo. 90 in bank
repositories
The Treasury Department reports an
unprecedented demand for money from
the West for the moving Of the enOr-
nous crops
NEW industries are established in the
South at present rate Of about 5000
year. and they are Of great variety
WHILE the general appearance OF the
cotton crop in Alabama Is that Of health
fulness. much uneasiness is being caused
by the manner in which il IS shedding
its squares and bolls- This is 4 new
phase at this stage Of the crop and the
only reason which can be assigned for
il is the recent contiued cool weather.
ANAsA LITTLE, IL years old. living
near San Antonio. Texas, on the 18th,
was killed in singular manner. Climb
ing into a corn crib With doll in one
hand and pair Of scissors. she lost her
hold and fell five feet The scissors
penetrated her throat and severed the
main artery. She did not live an hour
Mis-. KATE LOGAN. of the Pleasant
Grove Church neighborhOod in Walker
County. AL, died the other day al the
ripe old age Of lOs years She went to
that county sixty years ago from Geor-
gia while the Indians still held the
country. She leaves large number Of
descendants
WALTER MAcKEY, aged 10. while at
tempting TO recover his hat. which had
fallen OF. was run over by an electric
car at Troy, " ", on the IIth and in
stantIy killed. his head being eou-
ulereIy severed from his BODY
HoxER PTTrxAS and Henry ClodWell,
Young men near Cunminsville- Kansas.
ouarreled about a girl and agreed TO
dght = duel =i.h pistols. Friends. how
ever. persuaded them 70 abandon the
idea. and they concluded to Eight it out
with their fists They fought until
bo.h were exhausted and unable TO con
time the battle. They are still in bed.
bct each Is anxious 10 renew The 6sis.s
and dgh. 70 5 Gr!sa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

pointed eommisssry Of ihe prov .ionAI gov
eminent IN bis department. and was sent TO
.h~ Constituent assembly from the Iurs. In
'he legislative body " Grevy. While rr-srwins
tn~ rtgaf Of independents action. xe-~raIIy
voted With the extreme iefs- He opposed
tne soFerument OF Louis Napoleon AMI
voted against the expedition 90 R0use After
tse coup desat he sifhar,w from poilste-.
eas ~As. In l>s. s<zis T=s=T=~s! :. ss-r@.v
sof The SurA oa February l.. ISL. " GFevy
vas -ieese-i president Of the national as
s~moty. IN which most important AMI. sr
,AAA TINE. trying Position. be exhibited
r~n@rfsoie tact iadrmens aari nod.ra-
sioa- In is he resigned tbt. ofsce.
oeaax s1ec~~i@d by NJ Buifrt In
iSss he vas r-suraed To a..
national assembly by th~ srroasfs.--
nenf Of Dole IA the department. og Jars.
aaa on ths leetinx Of the chamber b. was
ciersed 10 president. lie ~as reelected "
ne new chamber of dspasse-. November y.
i-sls And again IN Jaruary. 80
Afser the restgnAtioa Of M.r~aal MMrMsho.-
" srsvy was elected president os the
fFe1~n r~pshirr for seven years ou Jsamsrr
~ ts7s- snsa - votes ~rE~ r-corss~,i ~ as
tsF@r. - being xivsa 20 Gen CaAassv
tA<aissf his ID. for " ssazab~tra sat
o1e each for ssen- L-AsmsrAalr. the Bs~
cAgnAai- sad zen Ssfllga- Fexry -sar--s
vo<anx papers wer= blank. azt = senator's
taG De pgft~- we're ahs4ntf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
FATAL EXPLOSION.
Three. and Probably fear. Live. Lest ny
Locomotive EIpiosIoa at oyster Hay.
Long Island

OYSTER BAT. T. J.. Sept I0.-The
boiler of the locomotive of the regular
passenger train on the Long Island
railway. scheduled to leave here at 7:O6
n m. exploded with terrific force while
the train was standing At the station
Engineer Donaldson. Fireman Dickin-
son and Brakeman Mahoney were in
stantIy killed. their bodies being
thrown some distance and horribly
musilatei The locomotive was COM
pieteIy wrecked There was a large
number of passengers On board the
train. and some of the passengers were
thrown on the floor receiving slight
cuts and bruises. but so far as known
none were seriously hurt
The train known as No s. and usual
ly carried residents of Oyster Bay who
have to attend to business in New
York every day. Conductor Jones Of
che train. who was standing near the
locomotive at the time of the expl0-
sion. was thrown several yards and So
verely sealded His condition Is criti-
cal. II is supposed that low water
caused the explosion The engine was
inspected but = short time ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

BERLTN. sept l@-Ihe North Ger
man Gazette. sprops of the Dardanelles
incident refers to the community of in
terest between England and the drei-
bund. adding. Even II the interests
of Great Britain were not everywhere
eoincident with those of the dreibund.
thev are most assuredly nowhere op-
posed to them WheresOeTer il can be
shown that the interests Immediately
concerning England are really m dam
ger. II may be taken for granted that
the question As 10 how far the drei-
buna Is affected viii be considered ia
the tEiendlless spirit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

NEW YORK. Sept io.-Yesterday 90
the application of counsel for the A. =.
Williams Post g. A. r, and for the
local associated G. A z posts. Judge
Ingrsham in the supreme court granted
a writ of peremPtory mandamus di-
recting the commissioners of public
charities TO pay a warrant on the com-
mis<ioners for the relief of Jacob u
rich. an INDECENT Union veteran Thi.
is the first application in this county Of
chapter 20I. laws of lass. authorizing
local c. a. z posts &C draw FOR ths
support Of needy Union veterans oT the
WIDOWS and families q such.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
SAMUEL OF POSEH."
Maurice Il Curtis. the welf-known Com
median- nd~r Arrest TN >2h Frsnei<es
Charged with the Nardsr of . Police
man who Had Him Under Arrest while
Intoxiezted-


Charged with the Nard~r of . Police
Exn who Had Him Under Arrest While
Intoxicated
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Ie-Late Thurs
day night the policemen in the southern
police station were startled by pistol
shot JUS. outside the door Running
out. they found Officer Grant lying dead
on the pavement with bullet wound
In his head A man was seen running
away. and ON being pursued and cap
tured was found TO have Grants
handouts on his wrists. On the pave
ment near the dead policeman was
found a discharged pistol The man
gave his name Is Maurice Curtis and
denied shooting Grant Curtis Is the
NJ B. Curtis. well-known in theatrical
circles as Samuel of Posen- lie had
come to this city from his home in
Berkely. and had been drinking all the
evening with some friends Why he
was arrested IS not known. but il is
supposed he had been creating a dis
turbance- Two men saw Curtis and the
officer have struggle in froat of the po-
lice station. and then saw the fash of
y pistol Curtis was seen at the police
station but would not talk lie was
under the influence of liquor.
The case of Curtis was called before
Police Justice wOrley. Curtis looked
pale and troubled and evidently had
not slept much since the time of the
shooting. by consent the case was
postponed until Monday TO await the
action Of the eoroner's jury and allow
attorneys to prepare their cases Cur
tbs stOutly denies the possession of
pistol
The dead officer was native of Nova
Scotia He was resident of California
for seventeen years He was q member
of California COmmandery knights
Tenplzr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
RESIGNED.


DETRorr. Mich. sept IA special
to the News from Ann Arbor. Mieh-,
says Judge Thomas NJ Cooley. chair
man of the interstate commerce. COM
mission has handed in his resignation
at Washington When seen by a re
porter he stated that his reason Is his
failing health. Although not by any
means IN = dangerous condition. the
several rslapses which he has suf-
fered during the past two years
have made such a course necessary
As 70 his future plans. they are a. yet
not determined upon He viii take a
mueh-needed rest with his family in this
city. IL Is his intention to totally alb
stain from all study or work whatever.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

@NN@tNA1A ( - tlr 1sn1l
stsEeu~uss. as Neat
sous N4utifeE. in ths
Sara Aaxuss y. lsgs
TIE register Of ~
birth. howsver. Shows
the fact 20 - taat he
Was born in l-g7. He
~ss ssiuxat-si az 81.
roiie<e OF Foiigny.
stuasesi Il. "a FAri..
ami ia due coarse vas
admitted q. an ad-
secsts He ta.o2 part
in the rev0iatioa os
ISp3 and f@&s wn. an
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17

Section l. Bs Il ordained b. the peo
pie Of Mississippi in Convention as
sembled: All ballots in all elections
held in this State shall he printed and
distributed At public expense. Is here
matter provided and shall be known a.
.'orieial ballots.- The expense Of print
;ng al saeh ballots shall y azia oat ..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
clAIMeo BY DEATH

kx-fre~ld~et Francois P..i~ Jur~s Gr~-
% the freaeh Kepahile sue~unahs Go an
aft-rk sf Pneamsnta-H. w2s an Arsl-ns
ssppert~r OF the R~paelie aad served 10
Sssthfuaiy for Many Years
PARIS. sept io.-Franeois Paule Julc,
Srevy. ex-president Of the French re-
3ublSe. died to-day Of pneumonia a.
his home a. Mont-sou<-yaudrrx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
STATE ELECTION LAWS.

The followinS sections governing the
frsrchise and regulating the holding
Of elections are taken from the State
Constitution A. adopted Nov. I. 1880.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-17
BARON HiRscH.s SCHEME.

Aahc Fsaa- fassivfnx rws Mu,,,,
as .,s sseriis<. in.axzr.tsa ~ H.r..
r fsrss the Colonization .s
pse OF Has Race ss- Being Drsv.a
IRON their Hesn-. In 7tn-.a.