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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15
Qe6erifet.

Gts I'M Sabre 1881 Der sroBe @eiser
8asanint, ueiue selpeniterbait aiss
iebenbe Grl6etnung nit lansem i6mars
gen !6aar u1tb ieltiam lte9en6en 9(ugen,"
gum erften Male mad 2enbon fam,
ntadte Ct, pie iibera1, baS gr06te s(ufz
iebe1 unb ipur6e nit Ginlabungel1
f0rmli9 iberl9iittet ; bod petserte ct
ii6 bebarrlt6, prtpatim trseneipo gu er-
i9einen uno gu fpielen. Selbft bK
poraebmlten 2eute gaben iid perSeblt1
Mibe, tin CUR Innabrle ether Gttz
laoun9 gu betpeeetl. Die etn5tSen Ser
5onen, Die CT empfanget muBte, waren
Iein @el6aftSfiibrer uno Der 3abnar3t
Cartwright, belien Sienite ct l6mer5e
lid beo1rfte, uro Die fer Cartwright,
mel6er ste a1erpornebmlte 9unol9aft
bate, mar eth fluser Marn. 8eit
entfernt, fit feline Dienite 8e3ablung
Su beanlprn6en, perit6erte per emtnente
3abnar5t pielmebr 8asanfni, baB ct
ii9 1tur iebr eeebrt fiible, i'm @rlet9te<
rung gu 9beil neroen lallett 5u f0unen,
tnbei1 er suslei6 Die 9offnullg aus
ipra9, OaB Der 9roBe Metiter tim arn
folsenben Sage NIT ieinem Gri9eiuen
an ietner Eafel erfreuert iperbe, mas
Basanini ntGt mobl abI6lasen fonnte.
&ur5 mad bes 9roBen &initlers @nt<
~fernung erl9ien BET Cartwright Der
per3og BON DeoonIbire, unb I'M 9aufe
Der n%1terbaltuns fragte @riterer l9etnz
bar 10 beilaufg, Oh Der Serr 9er5os
idon 3asantnt seleben babe. Ser
9er5og ~perneinte oteS, i1bem ct NIT
fbetlte, er babe perlu6t, Hasantni mad
Deponibtre 9oule ein5ulaoen, babe I'M
beb etne Mblebnung erbalten.
rNun, @m. @naben," ermtberte
Cartwright, lid miirbe mild tputbern,
tpenn i9 ibn morsen ui9t gang in Der
Ndbe idbe, Dobl io9ar b6rte."
rWie io?1 fragile Der 9eraos per<
tputbert.
nGr pirb bel mir lpeiien.A periette
Der 3abnarSt ld9elnb, uunb i9 CLAUDE,
er miro ietne 8tolite m%ttbringen."
rNasi1 rtef Der Ser5og errest.
r6tmmel! Das 1T ia auberorbelttz
ltU 0lo+tlpl Ste utluJ Htut uuD 81
Glide e%inlaoen, Ser Cartwright, baz
nit t1 nit babel btu ?"
Der 3aGnar5t perneiste ii@ ielbite
befpuBt nnb Der Ser5og entfernte iid,
fporanf ct iiberaa triumpbirenO erSablte,
baB itnb no er nit Dem 06pen oes
cages 5uiammentreffen merbe. Merf>
fpiiroi9ermeiIe entbedten NUN nod bret
anoere 9er50se pl6slt6, oaB es nit
tbren i3dbneIt nibt ridtis iei, iie gabeu
fid anoern Cages 5ptl6ett 3ebn uno eitt
nbr iucceiiipe in Gartmrigbt8 9anbe
unb ii9erten fi9 ebenfaas @tnlabun9en
5u Dem 3abaar5tli9en Dtner. Saga
mini eri6ien nm iiebeu llbr Na@mitz
tags in elmer Mietbfutlde nnb befanb
fi9, 5a ietaer leberraf6uns, tn Der
ariifofratiiditen geielldaft, Die er je
geieber, unb unter .berielbeu mar Der
Masnat, bel benz su erfdeinen er abse>
lebnt bate, mabrenb ii9 Nun 5eiete,
oaB er BET einer1 biirgerli9en, tpentl
aud in ieineut Sadie slidftden 3abn>
ar3te ipetite. Der @eiserfOnis mar
iihprIfffpf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15
yerse6fi6e Sie0esma6'.

Die Sagb nod Der 6o13eitSausiteuer
tpelde bie WobltbdtisfettSs 9orgregatior1
In Nom arrleu Mdbden gefpabrt, bot
cine 1etrusSgei6t6te gesettigt, bie SEES
beiteren MnitrtdeB tlimt ei1tbebrt. Nah
ben Beittmmu1gen Der @elelidaft err
balten bieie Mlttgift nt1t MIR Ste &in<
Der r0r1iider @lttrn, io1tbern audi ara
bere bitrftfge Beuobner. Der Inter
idteb beftebt rur bartn, baB, pdbrenb
bic e~riferer itnbeoingt beriidfihti9t iperz
ben niiiifen, lesfere benz blinoen 3nfaa
be8 0oo5es 1if ju l~tntermerfen baber,
unb ba ftnb 6te NuSit6tet In 6tefem
Sabre ui9t giinftig geDeien, neil auf
1852 p~erftgbare Mu8iteuert 11iht tpeniger
Qls 724 H~eiperberi1ueu farlen. Sur,
tDentt eines bon ben @ltertt dronii6
franf i'll, tperbett bic Beiperberinrett 6er
Stpeiten @rnppe pine Coos 6eridithti9t.
Nur NOR bic fleiIe @ai6erin 8ittoria
Yerattt mt6t poriidtig Semrlg in Der
Wabl ibrer @ltern gefpeien, 5te tpareu
feire ehten R0mer yno tparett aud
nift. nit. banernben @ebreiten bebaftet.
Nber 8ittorta mar b~eiratbslultia uno
mollte Die Grfiilung ibrer Sebnfudt
nidt bon benz ttnltderen 2ooie abbdr>
gen laiien. 2iebe rtaht erfinberii6.
Mtt benz trenen Natbe elmer guten
6rennbin gelang es lift, Stpar feline
r6nifden Glterr, aber cine frarfe Meuts
ter 5t ftnSen. ..DaS erforberlide ,ar3ts
lt9e 3eugniB tpurbe alSgeltelt, tpdhs
renb bie i9laue &leitle an benz Betfe
elmer freulben frartfett 5rau Grofooils=
tbrdttett ipeinte uab urunterbroben
rMrrne, arrte Matna!A rief. Sonett
sius Mles mad @unl9, nn6 bie Mite
diff ipurbe auSgesablt 8ittoria fonltte
iid jett Gif9den, Dettden unb Stubl
fgufen ltno mas man fonit brarht, UNI
glitdlid ut fein. gber Der aldusenoe
grfol9 ibrer eisenen Salau9eit lieB
ibrer Dretnbtn feline Rmhe; file ipollte,
ba 8ittorta has @elb befommen, fir
it@ bod menigitens Die Nnerfennuns
BET Melt baben unb er5ablte baber Sc
hermann, Der es wiiien pollte, ipie man
e8 MAIDEN muB, UNI cine IuSiterer III
befomrlen. 90 erfubr aud binnen
4ur3erl Der Brdiioent Der Wobltbatigs
fettSs aon8regatton babon, un6 obne
Mitleib fur bas uerlisbte 6ersden Der
fleinen Wdiderin nahn er ibr bic ers
idpinbelte Witgift ipjeoer ab, nu6 MN
mnB iie 1i9 bic Seiratbsseeaftfell uer-
geben lallen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15
@eoaneempfitfer.

Sci man4en Weni9en bemerft man erit,
tpsnn fe ben sopi perliereu, baB fs iber,
haupt einen baben.
Sn ntandem barten urtbeil iiber bic Gebler
per Jugeno liegt ettuas bon benz SngrimnI,
pab man iie ielber nidt mebr besebeH fans.
Cine 6rau Don @efibl uilb @emitb Iett
!bren1 wtanre erit feline Qeiblpeiie Dor, ebe fe
N@ Tim IN Dem tteHen 9epnmpten t5ute seist,
Sc 9roBer bic Sdulbenlaf 1T, bic elm Saus
tragen lol, osfto idipdder weroeB bic Sunba.
mente 9emadt.
Bon ibrem 9aditen bo6bentenbe Menlfen
bauen Die meiten 9uft6l0fer.
6ranen fiub seborene Surifen; fe jpreden
ME iiber3eigenOer, als luenn iie i'm llnredt
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Sapbir bate einft cine S6auipielerin
getabelt. Dieie eilt tn ber Mufregung
gu ibm, nno ba iie i'm nidt atttpelenb
trift, i9retbt fie anf et1e &arte bic
Worte: rNetbifde Bette" flebt file
an Sapbirs 9biir un6 entfernt itf)
dnfrteben. Sim folgenben Sag tritt
Sapbir gang freunoli6 BET BET Dame
eth. u9ie baben mir geiterr ipdbrenb
nteiner Gbueienbeit bic Gbre ertpielen,
mild 5n beiuden unb SIRE Wilitenfarte
an r1etner Sbir 5uriidgelafien i'd
baltic es oaber fiir mette S9ulbigfeit,
ben Belu9 3u ertpibern.1 :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15

SeBr ri@tis. aebrer: rWian
aenrt oieienisen &0rper ourdlt1tig,
Snr9 pelAe mir binburdi6auel fonnen.
emma, aeitile mir einen ourdiih>
tigen @egenitanb." - Gmma: vDas
S1lilelloh Il
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15

lteber Baltimore.
Norooeutf6er Sfopo.
asselmabise got 9%a1apfi9iffabrt spii4en
Baltimore ttn6 Bremen
= Direct, -
bnrd bic nenet unb erprobten Gtablbambfer
9armitaot, 9resben, &arlsrnbe,
Winden, Oloenhurg, @eiuar,
bon Bremen ieben Donneritas, bon Baltimore
ieben Mitttpod, 2 11br 81. 81.
@rSbtm5slidfe Stderbeit. 8iaise Yreiie.
8or5iislide yerpfesuns.
Mit 9ampfern bes Norbbeutlden 5 2lpbb
ipurben rnebr ais
100000 9affaaiere
slildlid iber See bef5rbert.
Salpns unb gailten : 9tmmer auf Ded.-
Dte @inridtungen fir 3miIdenbeds3aTas
gtere, beren S4lafiteaen iid i'm Sberbed unb
TIM ~stpeiten Sed befinben, iinb anerfannt bprs
trefiid.
gleftriide 8eleudtuns in alien &dumen.
@eitere Iusfunft ertbeilem bic Generals
Mgenten
u. gMmmadJer & Co., Baltimore, Mb.,
ober beren 8ertreter i'm Snlanbe.
Sn Gan antonio: 6. 8rieienbe6.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21

A southern grocer, being greatly an
noyed by flies, distributed twenty-one
sheets of sticky fly paper about his
store In the evening he gathered them
up, and noticing how much heavier
they were, concluded to weigh them.
He accordingly placed the twenty.one
sheets with their loads of dead flies
upon the scales; they tipped the beam
at exactly seven pounds. Then he
placed twenty one fresh sheets on the
scales and found that they weighed but
four pounds and four ounces. Thus
the flies were shown to weigh two
pounds and twelve ounces.
He next commenced to figure on the
matter and found that there were TWEEN
ty flies to each square inch of the fly
paper; each sheet had 1886 square inches
and 8, 720 flies, the twenty-one sheets
containing in all 141, 100 flies. Thus it
is plain that one can easily ascertain the
exact weight of a single fly, for if 141, p
l20 flies weigh two pounds and twelve
ounces it is easy to calculate what one
would weigh st Louis Republic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
Glnd.tone,. Pnrl, Lane Honse.

The house in Park lane in which Mr.
and Mrs. Gladstone are established for
the rest of the season belongs TO Mr.
Guthrie, one of the partners of the firm
in which Mr.. Henry Gladstone is also a
partner IL is large and roomy and
decorated throughout in the Adams
style The large front room on the
ground floor is sacred to the "Grand
Old Man, whose desk is placed in the
bay formed by the three windows which
overlook the park The personnel Of
the Gladstone household changes little.
The same tall footman reappears with
out fail with each recurring session,
and the little German maid, growing
old in Mrs Gladstone's service, still has
her place there. London Sunday Sun.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
THe ELECTRIC LIGHT N PARIS.


How the French Capital Has divided
Business Among Electricians.
The manner in which Paris is now
proceeding to introduce electricity in
every portion of the municipal area is
of the utmost Importance to all other
cities that have TO do with similar
problems. There has been no undue
haste. On the contrary, the subject
has been treated in a patient, scientific,
systematic way. To begin with, the
municipality has spent 1000, 900 francs
or more in making a central electrical
installation of its own in the basement
Of Les Halles Centrales." the great
central market of Paris.
This plant is conveniently situated
for the illumination of a number of
public buildings and establishments,
and it can be enlarged indefinitely.
But it has never been intended to use
this or any other municipal installation
for the general work of lighting the
city. 1t enables the municipality to
command the situation. and gives it a
corps of men who understand the prac-
tical details of an electrical establish
ment.
For the purpose of general illumina-
ton the city has been divided into sew
en- 'secteurs electriques. Paris is ap-
proximately circle; and the secteurs
are segments, the dividing lines of
which radiate from the vicinity of the
Halles as a center and extend to the
circumference. Each of these secteurs
has been granted exclusively for short
term of years to a responsible electric
company. Thus Edison has been ac-
corded one, the great Paris contractor.
Victor Popp (using the Thomson-Hous-
ton system), has two, and the others
are conceded respectively to the Messrs
Rothschild, the Societe Alsacienne, the
Ferranti company of London, and Maze
& Co. representing the Westinghouse
system).
Several of the secteurs were granted
in the latter part of 1890, completing
the distribution. AS one of the condi-
tio.ls it has been required that the COM
panies proceed at once to make their
installations, and that within two years
their districts shall be completely served
with main cables. Thus, before the
end of 1892, such provision will have
been made that if desired every street
in Paris as well as every house can be
illunined with electricity. 1t is required
that the companies shall supply street
lighting upon terms that are as favor
able as possible-at cost or even less
and maximum rate of charge to pri-
vate users is prescribed
Each company has been required to
give a guarantee fund of several hun
flllment of all the conditions imposed
in the concession. No payment has
been required for the charters, the
terms being short, and permanent ar
rangements being deferred until use
can be made of the results of five OF
ten years experience. Meanwhile the
city has its own central plant, and it is
not debarred from laying its cables
into any or all of the secteurs, with a
view to regulating prices by competi-
ton Thus Paris is on the point of be-
ing more completely supplied with elec-
trio lighting facilities than any other
large city i'm the world. DR. Albert
Shaw in Century.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
STATE.
coNvENrIoN or sHERIrrs.

PORTLAND, July 2l.-The annual
convention Of Oregon sheriiis met
yesterday, thirteen sherifis being
present. Perumbra Kelley, OF
Multnomah, was elected president;
J. G. Smith, Of Josephine, vice presi-
dent; w. j. Furnish, secretary.
Eugene was cbOses as the next
place of meeting. Another session
will be held today.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
Are You Going Raslp

III So, be sure aud see that your
tickets read via "The North Western
Line,n The G. 81. =. M. Il o. Ry.
This Is tue great short line from ST.
Paul or Duluth toall points east and
south. Their magnificent track,
peerless yestihuled dining aud sleep
ing ear trains, aud their motto,
always on time,n has given this
road national reputation. All
classes OF passengers are carried on
the Yestihuled trains without extW
charge. An ticket agents sell
tickets via this line. Ship your
frlght aud travel over this famous
road. w, III, MEAn, Gen. Agt.,
No. Wash. 81, Portland, Or
A, J. LELAND, Tray'g Agt,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
Ths canlpr Line

The Chicago. unlon Pacific a
Northwestern iine offers the beat
acoomm stations 10 ~ travelling
public "a route from San Ffancisoo
aud Portland, Chicago. Through
trains. f,ei lllf, magnificent sleep
inG ears, 3 esanl dlnlng carr, colonlal
1los|fF. ffo'lning chair oars aus
handsome day coaples. eudr-Aug.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21

l. one which Is guaranteed Ca
bfing you satisfactory results, ur la
case Of iailup a return Of purchase
prise. on this safe plan YOU can
buy nun Wur advertised druggist a
bottle ui nr. Kings New Discovery
ioF Consumption. II Is guaranteed
"a bring relief in every case, when
used for any DAtcilan of Throat,
launga ~ Guest, such as COnsulup-
" a, Inflammation ~ Inugs Rroa.
ehliis, Asthma, NhoOlnng COueh
CNup etc eau always b. dep. nled
ui'on. frlal bottle me al Fry's
Drugstore.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21

The SUCCESS of the execution OF the
four murderen by electricity at
Sing Sing has led to a discussion Of
the adoption of the method else
where. The Connecticut legislature
l. the first 10 seriously consider the
proposition, aud other states will
probably follow. But white the
New York eleotrOcntiOns were
wholly successful, Il must he 10
membered that the ehanees OF bung.
ling hy this method are superior TO
those Where a rope ls used. Success
depends cRslrely on the e,eairlclan.
kxchanse. The United states Ia
full Of god ,lectriclans. 10 the re-
form need aot walt oR that score.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Ills, July 2l.-At close
wheat was steady, cash ,S7l. Sept.
$50.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 2l.-
Wheat buyer 1891 after August first
Sl5Sl Season Sl6S.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
Notice to Contractors.
school Buildings Tor District No. "A.

school Buildings for District No. "A,
sealed bids will be received by the hoard
oi directors OF school district No "A. Marion
county. Oregon, az the Office OF the clerk oi
said district Post ffca building. salem. on
saturday, July ., 1891, al o'cock % IA
as follows
The south Salem building In aeeor.
dance with the plans ana specifications AZ
,he ONCE orc. ;. McNaily ,afchitect salem
Also ior erection OF same bulldinr ,Vifb
ru,s an OF elevation No I, also al once of
sad HcNally. ~
me tark school bnildlng,in NeWPafk.
W sl liS,.'tntncr with the plans aud spet.i.
neallons ai the oiiice OF K lberi 4 Burgran
afchltfcie, salem. e'""f
Tue buildings 10 be completed. exeepf in
4 lsel January
ne p.ard reserves the right 10 reiect
~ aha au tids A ceriiftd check on one
A tne Salem banks for per ceEt of ~
~ net price must accompany eacb M
satisfactory bonds viii be reQuired ior ~.
iAtt Ntul performances 81 the w0rk.
~ order of the board.
salem. July rs, lsgl. IiSid
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
GnIdrd hr nrenm

Jefferson Brown, farmer residing
near Harrison, o., on Thursday even
ing was awakened by a dream that
some one had stolen his horse aud cart
He determined to investigate, and found
that the rig which he saw in his dream
was missing. At the toll gate on the
Cincinnati and Harrison pike it was
learned that the horse and cart had
passed through in charge Of a female.
A search was at once made Of the town
ana the missing property found at a
algery stable, where it had been left by
y domestic In the employ of Mr.. Brown.
She had taken this means 10 attend an
entertainment given in the city hall
that evening philadelphia Ledger.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
WEATHER REPORT.

SAN Francisco, July "a. For,.
cast for Oregon aud Washington:
Fair weather.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21

The facilities ofthe present day fos
heprodnetion ofeveything that viii
eonduee TO the material welfare and
comfort Ftofmankiad are almost unlirn.
lied. and when Syrup Of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as il
Is the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
aud prompt and eifeesual to cleanse
The system gently ia the spHne.time
~ ~ iAei q any time, and the better
is Is known The more popular Il q
eomsA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
ASHBl'S NEAT MARKETS.

i52 state street SIC Liberty street, North
q. " are ready 10 fill all orders for all
Kinds Of IRE h and salt meats We aim 10
91teVp tue best the country affords. Free
lelNery. We desire To thank ar our old
iatrnns Tor a cir liberal patronage, hoping
h'y VIII still continue with US.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21

Ci1V MRXloo, July "a. i..-Wm. a.
Pops, the deFaulllng state Treasurer
of fonnessee, has been arnsled Ia
ihlh city and held 20 await acllon ui
lIle Tenneasee anlhorlllel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
PORTUGAL FINANCES.

LISBON, July 2l,-rhe currency
tension is extreme, the premium on
the pound sterling is now l5 per
cent. A meeting of five thousand
workmen in Braga resolved to re-
quest the government to take steps
to prevent speculation in English
gold to the detriment of Portuguese
circulation.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21

fOR CASH Bauson sells for
cash, huys f0r cash, aud the coL-
sumner gvts tae saving.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
25C Want Column.

N-tices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver.
tisement inserted in this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
rnR srRAMnn clncn.

MONTREAL, July 2l.--Agents oi
the steamer Ciree, ashore At Anti
oosll island have received dispatch
which shows the wreck much worse
than Was at ilrst supposed Capt
Jtnnings aud ilAaof the crew arr
drowned. The vessel is almost a
complete wreck.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21
Musr Nor cELERRArE-

BERLIN, July 2l,-rhe police au-
thorities have forbidden the Guelph
clubs In Hanover to celebrate the
battle of Lawgensalza aud Other
memories.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21

ffaud ana misrepr ssentation on the
part Of President Kennedy. Of the
Spring Garden bank, which has
since failed, aud Kennedy repre-
scnled 10 bim that, owing 10 a strin-
eency Of the market, the bank was
The borrower Of cash temporarily
from The clearing house, until their
assets maiured, and ia view Of this
fact It would be wise TO strengthen
the loans by a deposit Of special
commercial paper, and for this Pur-
pose Turland made the note in ques-
ton, aud several more on KenDedy's
promise that the paper would be
protected at maturity and returned.
Turland goes on TO say, lie knows
that the bank, at hat time, was
fraudeutly lnsolvent, that Kennedy
and two other directors had borrow
ed S85O,0OO Of the capital stock Of
the bank, and, in conclusion, that
the books Of the bark were crimi-
paIiy falsiiied to deceive the bank
examiner
THE SAN DIEGO MURDERERs.
SAN DIEGO, July 2l.--The met
held by the coroner's jury for assault
on the sailors we're arraigned in the
justices court yesterday and in
siructed as TO their rights. Atter-
neys for the defense will demand
seperate trial for each OF the six
prisoners and this point will bt
argued today.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21

REV, CHARLES sPURGEoN.
LONDON, July "a Rev, Charles
Spurg on passed restless night aud
is very much exhausted this moru.
ing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-21

TAHLEQuEAH, |. 4. July 2l,--
Senator w. III, Ross died suddenly
yesterday Of heart disease At Fort
Gibson. senator was a half breed
lls years Of age. he was educated at
Princeton, and has held almost
every Office Ia the gift Of the Chero-
knn milton from chief down.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-03-21
Cedar Grove News.

Mr.. R, K. Wright, who was reported
as being seriously i'll, in our last letter,
is better 1t is hoped he will be speedi-
ly restored to health.
Mr. VIM Barnes, of Washington
County, Md, was here buying stock
last week.
The Harmony Mite Society met at
Mr.. Ditto's one week ago last Saturday
night. 1t will meet the next time March
IL, at Mr. Samuel Landis's 1t is de-
sired that all members be present
Quarterly Conference meets at Har-
mony Saturday, March al, at ? p. m,
rain or shine Rev. l.. R. Randall will
preach his farewell sermon the follow
ing morning at 10 a. M.
Rev. Grouse, Of Md, preacheda very
interesting sermon Sunday morning at
Harmony. He also administered the
Lord Supper Mr. Grouse was here
on this circuit shortly after the war.
There is strong talk ofopening anew
road from the Grade at Mr. Kershner's
down the hollow to the road heading
out from Mr. Criswells. If this is
done it will relieve long felt want.
S. ]. w.
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A marriage license has been issued
to Mr.. J. w Brady, Jr., and Miss Mag
gle G. Grim, to take place at Gerards-
town March II.
Mrs. Ella Moler, of this city, will
leave to-day for Winchester.
Mrs. Lena Patterson, of this city, left
to-day for Hagerstown.
Mr.. John Fitz will remove his fani-
" to Carnegie City in a few days. We
regret to lose such a good citizen, but
what is our loss will be their gain.
The Cash Carrier system is in full
operation at the dry goods store of
Messrs. Emmert & Fiery.
Miss Eva Alburtis has returned from
a visit to friends in Washington. She
was accompanied home by Miss Will
son.
WELCOME BACK.-The many friends
of Rev VIM. II Chapman will be glad
TO learn that he will be returned to his
charge at the Ist NJ. L. Church in this
city. Rev. Chapman has many warm
personal friends in and out of his con-
gregation, who wish his remaining
years in our city will be crowned with
abundant success.
\ mass of earth as large as house
was loosened by the rain, and fell from
the embarrassment into cut at Kensing
ton Station, nine miles from Washing
ton, Yesterday derailing the loco
motive of the Cincinnati express. The
business men of this place who had
gone to Baltimore on Thursday were
on the train, but no one excepting the
engineer was hurt. \ telegram was
sent to Martinsburg to calm the fears
of the friends of the Martinsburg PEG
pie.
Miss Kimmerling has returned from
a visit to her brother-in-law's i'll Balti-
more, and her brother went down this
week Mr.. Henske, who was hurt in
the shops, is getting all right again.
The Grammar School rhetorical Ex-
ercises yesterday were well rendered,
and there were quite a number of visi
tors present The subject for debate ::
That we have more as a nation, to be
proud Of than ashamed Of Affirma-
tive. Daisy Grimes and Gertrude Beck
Negative Dora Schleus and Jno.
Upton Evers