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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
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1T ntdt bas GcDS, bas bem nit &rcnti&en Merpen=
Ieben ge9afteten bef@ieben 1T. Das serinsite Ge=
raufd bennrnbtst tbn unsewSbnltde unb uuetpartete
Gmpfnbunsen MAIDEN ibn pertpirrt. Gr fam ipeber
seiunb ialafeu nod titts eiien; fat unaufb5rlia TT
er BON Dbspepiie sepetnist. gBas ipu er tbum2 Gpe
fort etne iptemati&e Sur NIT Spetter's Masenbtts
ter8 bestnnen. gBirb bie gerbauuns sefejttaf unb
bas Genpflene afmiltt, 70 tebrt aud BE araft mies
Der bte @srpen beruhisen fif nnb nene eebensfreuz
btstett feat fth etn. Gne In ber Gtat iessn8reide
0erpdnbluns, unb 3tpar ntdt pur eine 6leibenpe,
ionbern etne burt Das Yters in ansenebmfter Beife
terbegefhhrte. BiItpiitdt, WaIarta 9iheuma matismus
baffehenhe Gr5net ferneebalen unb, penn ba turrt.
9erfn4e es irfprt, wenn betn Nerpenipffem burd
aranfbett Dber trsenb cine dubere ur5atbe gemwddt
Mppetit an5uresen unb seiunten G1laf berbei,u.
flbren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
2te6er Die SRafpfamse

i6reibt Die pDeutide Barte4: Die
SfatpfanSe (scata decifolia) seb0rt
gu BEN netten, nod Der 8ebauptnns
uan9er Sori6er fosar gu ber perebel>
ten Yfan5en. gOr 5ipansis Sabren
nod 3iernli9 nnbefannt, perbreitet iie
fi9 jebt taft rapiber ais bie @eblaus.
DEM 8ernebmen nod follen Die eriten
@reulplare I'M Gltenbursil6en beoba9s
tet lporben feir. Die Sfatpflanse al
fltmatiiirt iid iebr f6nea ltnb fommt
na6 Der glnli6t beriibnter Gutoritdten
iiberall fort. Sie unteri9eibet fi9 BON
an6eren Baan5en bauptidhlih baSurh,
oab iie beion6ers an langen @inters
aben6en tn boiler 8liitbe itebt. Sc
tp0bnli9 ftnbet man bret @remplare
fleeblattfOrmis beiiammen, ieltener bier.
Sebe Sfatpflan5e Fat sebn Bldtter bon
ldn9li9zpierediger Sorn1, bie fa6erf1rs
mig an einem 8lattitiel liten. ssinben
ii6 bel einen Gren1plar nlebr ober me-
niger 8ldtter, 10 fallen Die 8ldtter
aller bret @remplare ab, iporauf lie loz
fort fpieoer bon 9teuen anmad,Ien. @s
i9eint oemnaa Die 3abl 5ebn cine
9anptlebensbeoinsuns nnferer Bflan3e
3n lein. Die Sarbe 6er 8ldtter lit anf
Der Oberen Seite ipeiB, nit tbeils
rotben, tbeils i6ipar3en Punften. Sim
ben iid BET einer 8flan3e nur 8latter
NIT iieben, a6t, neun o6er sebn Punf>
ten, 10 nennt man bas ,Dtnl1 ooer
nytulouuert." Die ein5elnen 8ldtter
iperben sep0bnli9 in elmer sans senala
beftimmten Reibenfolge nadeinanber1
abgemorfen, ielten alle 3ebn auf einnal.
Das Ibfallen Der 8ldtter ncnut man
pite9en" ooer nipimneltt.1 Die Bldt<
ter Der Sfatpflan3e baben Die @iaeus
tbhmlidfeit, bab iie ni1t, tpie bel anbes
rem Rflan5en, benz 9i9te su1, fonbern
oenielben absefebrt ltnS. yfur eans
alte YIlansen MAIDEN suipeilen bierin
eine glusnabme. Weitnnter mtr6 ein
Gremplar BON ben beiben anberen (ober
aud nm9efebrt) sei9nitten, eine in Der
/ gar5en Bfiansenwelt eitt3is baltebenbe
Sbatla6e. Wtan6mal iperoen auf)
etntge oieler @epdd5le gans 16pars,
tpet6eS BON benz pielen Be9 berriibrf,
iponlit iie bebaftet iinb. Sin folder
Suitano 1T 3ipar INNER perbdneniBpoa,
tubrt aber bur6aus ni6t ben 9fuin bes
0efpdfies berbei. Die scata decifolia
TT cine 3immerpflan3e, sebeibt iebod
aud I'm 5reier, allerbings nur In mar
men Sommern. 6leibiseS 8esieBen
9ebort Su ibren Sauptlebensbebinsilns
gen. Wtan peripenbet biersu am belten
reines @ailer, bas 3upor nit Oopfen
pnno Wfal3 abse;osen lit unb cine aelpiiie
Sett selagert bat ober aud itarf nit
Gnm nno 3ufer periett lit, in ipeldem
Talle es fosar bis st 40 @rab @drme
Aaben Sarf. 9abafraud ldabet ben
YFan5en our6aus ni6t. 0eiblife
sremplare Der Sfatpflan3e fommen
Npobl au9 Dor, iino aber 5ienlid ielten.
: Meiierf6miebmaaren aller Nrt in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

Der 3nderrani6. Die ameri,
faner baben bic neuelteS eSptelart bes &aue
i6eS entoeft, bic ,3udertrunfenbeit. .
Dieienisen, bic am rneiiten bapon beims
gelu9t perben, iinb Die Dodarbeiter,
bic oas sluslaben bon :3uderi6iifen be-
Iorgen. Sie fommen nollitdn6ig MIDI
tern 5nr Irbeit, iteigen fril6 unb pDllfg
bel Sinnen tn baS S6tff binunter ln6
fommen mad ei1iser 3ett nit ibrer 2ait
pieber gum 8orl6etn. Dies pieberbolt
ii6 natursemaB I'M 2aufe zines Iors
n1ittags mebrere Wfale, aber es qeniiQt
pollitanbis, I'M bel einem miBtranil6en
8eoba6ter ben @lauben all erfpeden,
ais batten bic brapen 8lanfittel i'm SSns
nern bes S6iffes, mo iie giiemanb iiebt,
re6t frdfti9e Sdlude BON Dem Sem
tnfps s8ebirgstbau su fi6 senommen.
unb bod 1inb Tie uur Die Spfer ibres
8erltfeS, benn Die Sale, bic BON Sem
3uder ausitr6men unS in bem S6iffs>
innern bnr6 feline 9entilation ;ertbeilt
woroen iino, fiibren 3terlt cine @rbeis
terun9 bes ArbeiterS, bann einen ltars
fen 8ani6 berbei, Der gum Slid our6
einen slnfentbalt in fril6er 2uft lebr
i4nea 9eboben iperben fam. lin Ser
allgemeinen Oemoraliliruns oer .3uders
arbeiter por5ubeu9en, mill man Die
S6ifte 9riinoli6 liiften, ebe Die Salttrds
ger btneingel6idt iper6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
SelbR 9eri4tet.

Srau (3um Stubenmab6en)
,Inua, sic iinb geitern 5tpei Stunben
@n9er aus9eblieben unb beute fogar
obne @rlaubniB aus9e9an9en. @eil i6
Sbneu mandmal bur6 bic Singer iebe,
10 btloen sic iid etn, bas 3u iein, pas
i'd bin! Da ftno sic cine bummc
Sans unb i'd iperoe mid Inn etne anbere
umleben, bic it9 ni9ts einbilbet, mas
mir allein 5ufomnit unb mid babur6
HI meiner @iirbe perlett.4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

s@ @eua Sbr Cement, RaIt, @pps,
0aare fur gausmede. 3ieseIifeine,
6euersWrifs unb Fire Clay nDt5ia
babt, fpredt bel pauIr & Diel.
m n n SO. 246 Oh.@ommerce Strase
bcr. 3elepbon SO, 410.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

in Gnglane nennt man lie ,,tout5' ..
'retnfallen f0nnen, baS beipies ein gor<
fall, Der it9 erit Dor &ur3em anldBlih
zines beoeutenoen Rennens in Jieips
marfet 5utrug. Die ,,touts" la9en in
einem @ebiil6 auf Der Hennba6n pers
itedt uno iaben bel betn Brobegalopp
am Gage Dor benz &ennen, oaB Ser
ytale oes Sauoriten pl5tli9 ein Bluts
itrom entquon. Ral6en 9aufes eilten
iie na6 Der Staot unb perfiinoeten ben
@ettbureaur, In beren Dienften 1ie
ftanben, bas GreisniB. Der Saportt
Der Al jtaub, perlor feline @ettdans
cen sdnSlid, er ianf auf SO +: 1 nnb baS
8ublifllm iette lein Gelb auf anoere
Bferbe. DaS Rennen aber eeuann
trotbenl = Der Saporit. Der tSodeD
bate Dem 2biere mdbreno bes &ennens
einen blutsetrdnften S6mamm III bie
9tiiifern seitedt unb auf bieie SBeiie Die
,,touts" irresefiibrt. Das linb bic be-
tro9enen Betriiser beS 8ennplates =
ben Sali6reitern iiub aud iie ni6t
9etpa6ien!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
aimoer Nfdntel.

gtte porber baben mir barin au9 nur cine
balb 10 srobe suswabI sebabt, ipie bieles
Sabr, nie porber baren bte greiie 10 entfdies
ben 3u @nniten Der &itnben ipie 6eute.
BunSerbabide seitidte gloafs fit ainber
bon 2-5 Sa9ren, in tpeib umb farbis. 8e,
sularer Breis bieier 8aare bon $3.50 BIS
$500. Bir perfaufen bieielben fiir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
q I b u ttt 8

sun, 3aiammenIesen unb gum auffteaen in
Yli5de unb Narocco Oefeln nit oribirten
Silber unb antifen @lfenbein=D Deforationen.
@benIo anf bic edit lebernen SoiIettes sRdftett
filr 9erren, Yliiia Hau9. Sets, sSancb glIlh,
Metals unb 9orn s@efteae fir perldiebenen
gebraub. aIe Irtttel trasen bic popuIaren
Yreiie in 3abIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
Mdntel, esSadett l11to l1e=
berwiirfe.
Nebult ben Gleoator.

Sas srDbte rei4baltisite, boIfdnbisae
beit' affortirte unb bilIisite GIpaf Saus in
Seras.
DamensSaden gu $3.50, tpertb $500.
OamenzSaden 81. $500, tuertb $3.50.
SanSssendhte Saden gu $3.50, tpertb 5000.
scnbon gromenabens9ode gu So, tpertb $11.
Damen 3ens Gapes gu $4.75, tperib $6.
Samen @ftra6an gapes gu $3.50, mertb
$5.75.
9anten glnia llsbsrtpilrfe, eatin 8eiat gu
$3.50, tpertb $12.75.
SIS Setpmarfets, rebueirt su $3.50.
SIS Netpmarfets, rebuetrt au $40.
$3.50 @epmarfets. rebi;irt su 1915.
$3.50 @lptb Circulars, rebusirt am $500.
llnS 70 1T I'M sansen 9epartenent BET iebem
ein3elrlen artifet eine griparnib bon 20 Bis
80 Prosent tpabrnebmbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
MeDer Die DerriGatt Der frau,6ii=

WeDer Dte DerrldJatt Der tram36ftz
iben Spra6e gibt tns eine lebr bebers
3i9enSDertbe, fraftpoll lno ernit ae6alz
tene S6rift pSiattonalitdt uno Jfafios
nalliteratur" BON Brofe6or Doftor
Mar Sod motipirenoem Gufldlus.
pDte 9err16aft Der frans0iiIhen
Spra9e," 10 i9reibt Mar &od, lit eine
nnenoli6 oft erOrterte 9batiade; Ste
Yorliebe fiir Die fran30lil6e 9iteratnr
tit etne Der nirfiamften Wftttel fir Ste
politiide Sesemonie Sranfrei6s eefporz
ben. S6on I'M Mittelalter beitano Die
on benti9en S0fen beliebte ersdblenoe
Didtung aus fran56fiiden l1eberjetun>
gen, tno Der fran56liibe Roman bat
oieie feline berridenoe Stelluns bis
berte bebanptet. giur linn ftebt Der
gan5e Weltmarft often. Der @ertl
Der idbrli6 nad Sranfrei6 eingefiibrten
Bn9er betrdgt 100000, ser Wertb
Der ausgefiibrten 17,2 Millionen, BON
oenen Die Sdlfte anf Jtomane entfallt.
Oamtt bdngt eS ratiirli6 mieoer slts
faurmen, baB Der fransofil9e Ierle9er
ieinem Iutor be6ere 8ebingunaem ge>
pdbren fann unb Der frans6li1dbe
S9riftiteller cine unabbdngigere Stelz
lung einnimnlt. @s lit cine sielnlide
Seltenbeit, ipenn cine beutlhe Didz
tnng in ueberIeeung i'm Muslanoe 2e5er
finoet. Der fran30iii6e 8omanoidter
ftnoet in Der 9an5en gSelt, ber englii6e
IN Deutl9lanb uno M1erifa S6aaren
pop Selern unb 9aufern, fir bie er
niat erit cine lleberiesuns 3ll belorsen
bat. Die fran50lti6en Shriftiteler
oerbanfen nad etnent s(usiprll9 @rias
parSers 5lpei Orittel ibres 8ubmes ibrer
Spra1e."
Die Stabte Ser @rbe. Otad)
ben tleuelten, ioeben erI6ienenen aeoe
grapbil6itatiitii6en Iabellen fir 1891
BITS 1892 BON st. b. Sural6ef eibt eS
9esenwartis 232 Std6te auf Der ean,en
Grbe, ipel6e iiber 100000 @inpohner
5dblen. Die Ia Millionenitaote lino:
2onoon So; 8aris 2,3; 8erlin 10;
Stem Dorf 1,6; 8efins 1,6; Ganton
1,6; 9ofio / A; @ien / 3; @bicaao
II; Rbilaoelpbia, Suti6au, Slang,
tan, Sinsan unb 3l6anti6au NIT ie
100000 Ginmobner. Gine 8ep0l-
ternng bon 500, 900 bis 1 900, 900 baben
18 Stdote; bon 100000 bis 500 900
@inmobnern 81 Stabte; bon 100000
BITS 100000 @inmobnern 80 Stdbte
uno BON 100, 200 bis 100000 @inmobz
nern 130 StGote.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

geionoere @nfrnerflanteit lenfen mir auf
unier Niiprtiment bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

MeReri6miebpaaren aler 4rt in
bellebiser e6were unb su peri6iebes
men preifen BET @riber 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
&unftm6bel, 8ric=a=8racs
lt1l0 Yliii6=O Ornantellte.

SeipunSernstperthe MustpabI bon Sancbs
UNI ann1ts MObeln, 8iIbern, @9anfeIfablen,
Parlor aabinets, gbiffonieren, Sutftanhsn !;
edte smsrnaer unb tiirfifde Eeppide, @uss
nnb asortieren; 8ritfeler, gbmtniter mnb
gelpet Seppide, gbaiie tongues, aebnftable
(oie einem @alait Gbre MAIDEN tpiirben); ieis
Sstle unb Gbeniae gorbanse; Quilts bon
@tberoaumen, feline 8ettbeden, Subbdnfe unb
tauienb anbere @rtifeI, NIT einem fomplettem
@orratb bon
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$500.

9uaberte BON &leibunssftiidem fir 8imber
IN jebem 9tltsr bon $1.5O bis $14.
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Yliii1 gpilettez 3dftbet,.

9an0f4ub, Raitden, @arfin.erie=Rdit unb
sGlai9en, Saidentnt aaiten, Hau6 Sets,
albums, 8ilberrabmen &c, iuelte ausse3eid=
nete @sburtstass=, Sod3eitss unb 5eiertasss
@ei4enfe
bum ~ irfli1 N 80 ertbe
abseben ipie iie I'M san3en 8eiten slesanter
niht gefunben tperben f5nnet,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

Die
B69entli9e 6reie grehe fin Sass
erf9eint
jeoen QonmstEa1
unb fcitet
$3.50 fttr oaS Sahr pber @1.HE tas
e Mnnate tn WOraus sbssabIaua.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-27
WE GUARANSEE SIX BOxs

w T. 1t "A IL n y - E II SIN oOAS
To cure any case. With e lch order re-
ceived nv US for six ODN eS, acc btnpan-
led with $3.50, will send the purchaser
our wriiten guarantee to refund ne
monep if the treatment does not effeci a
c.re Qua anteeS issued only by w. III.
CHI EDIC, Sole Agent, Carson City, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-27
DF.hKERI&7S
WONDERFUL
German InvigOratOr.

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THE REASON THOUSANDS CANNOT GET CURED Chronic,
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Memory and Manhood Liver Lung Bladder Kidney and st mach
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Dr. LIEBI(iS INVGORATOR No.
diseases IMPLICATED
Prices of 81
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DR. LlEBlCI Co nearly made
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a
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trance, Mason
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Dr. LlEBlGS INVIGORS "OR
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$500 REV ARD.

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case of Liver Comnlaint, Dyspepsia,
SICK Headach Indigestion, COn>tipa
ton or COStiveneSs, we cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. when
directions are compiled with Ihev are
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safi faction. Sugarcoa'ed. Large box
eS containing so pills 25 cents. Beware
of coUnterfeits and INIT ons. Sold by
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Health is Wealth!


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ing in insanity ami leading to mi cry,
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Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex
Involuntary LOSSES and Syerunatorrhuea
caused by over-exertion OF the brain,
Selfabuse or over-indulb9nce Each
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81 10 a box OF six boxes for $500. sent by
mail prepaid on rece ipt of prceS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-27
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES!

Daily Express and Passe ger ,rains
make prompt connections with tho
s~y eral railroad lines in the East.
Dunman Palace sleeping Cars and
Tsvr 49, Sleeping Cars attached to all
train .,ining Cars attached TO fast
mail ,i.,as between Truckee and Os-
den.
Tick solo, sleeping car berths Sc
cured, and other informatio given on
application to the Co.'S Agt. at Reno
where passengers caliinA person can
secure ch oicc of routes, etc.
Richard Gray, Ger. Traf. Mans.
T. Ii. GOODMAN,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
san Frame taco. Cal.
iune
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-11
EINUM RUBIDUM PASTEURIRNsB.
eauitGt8sWein.

1lnfere in GIaf@en bateurifrten
&ottweine, peI4e bon beouber8 ebIeF
gattun 9 unb satem Sabrsnne Bic aur
GIaf9enreife f~or8fdItigf ee.
pfeat unb inter slnsi4Iub Der atniospbdris
f9eu 2uft in Der GGaf9e bis gu Der bon -.
teur horsef&riebenen Semperaiur unb unttr
9enaMer BefoI8uns Der bon bemieIben eesebe.
men Beifimmutsen bebanbelt Inb, eisnen no
au6ercroentIid gum @ebraud fur Rrdnte NIB
@lesOnbaIsseenten nnb bel GpiOefnien une fgD
IN seridieOsHeu sr0beren Sospitdiern, aranfea.
tdufern, ea5aretben !. bersits nit Sutem Ct.
fols einsefatrt. Riot geuug f6anen
pir ater biefe bor5hgIi&tn boI.
9epFegten @etne and 3um tGsIt.
den 9ebran@ empfebIen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
- - : - ---,-.-
Englana's New Countess.

LONDON, June lin an interview Mr..
Harris, the manager, said that Belle
Billion, who married Viscount Dunlo
and who thus by the death on Friday of
the earl of Clancarty became Countess
Clancarty, is under contract with him to
play for year The terms of this con-
tract, Mr.. Harris declares, will be en-
forced. The new earl will come into a
fair INCOME by his fathers death. The
new countess, on hearing of her father
great. OF coifrse, Pm sorry for the old
man, but we hall ave to go, and / tell
you it makes me just an A oner, and !
am the first peeress who has ever sung
in music hail."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
RAIDED BY RouaHs.
Thoy Break Up Decoration Day Ex-
ercises at WhitesviIle, Ky.

They Break Up Decoration Day Ex-
ercises, at WhitesviIle, Ky.
owENsBoRo, KY. june. Ia riot oc-
CURED Saturday at Whitesville, on the
occasion of Decoration day exercises by
the Grand Army post at the cemetery.
A hundred Grand Army men were pro-
ceeding with the exercises when gang
of roughs came in, dragged the speaker
from the stand, lore the floral emblem
to pieces and dispersed the assembly.
The veterans went to Whitesville to
take the train, and here the roughs re.
newed their attack, cutting two men
seriously.
Citizens hurried to their rescue, and
battle ensued. Burrell Taylor, the
leader of the roughs was stabbed in the
side and back, and was carried away
dying. Wild Dave Smith was stabbed
in the abdomen. The roughs got the
worst of it, and retreated. The people
of the town armed themselves and sent
a posse after the roughs. Whitesville is
fifteen miles from here, and is not a
telegraph station. There was no pohti-
cal significance in the attack.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
The Jews Not Banished,

LONDON, June Am attache of the
Russian legation in this city, in an inter-
view, said: The action of Russia in
regard to the Jews has been much mis-
interpreted. No new law whatever has
been passed affecting that race, and of
course no new law is being enforced.
Jews and others belonging TO the classes
not specially exempted by the law knew
that they were violating the law when
they took up their residence outside the
Jewish pale. They were warned months
ago that they must go back to the pale,
which in extent is larger than any
European country excepting Russia.
There is ample room for all the Jews.
The czar has not banished a single
lew
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
Died During an Operation.

New York, June willis p. Canda,
aged 13, residing in Brooklyn, died at
his residence while under the influence
of chloroform during the performance
of an operation. His upper lip had
grown to abnormal size through his
habit of continually sucking It. An
operation was decided upon by physicians
to remove some of the excess growth
Chloroform was administered, and while
in an unconscious state the boy showed
signs of heart failure. The doctors made
every effort to save his life, but he
gradually grew weaker, and in an hour
WAS dead
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
Brutal Assault in Paterson.

PATERSON, June 1.-Five men named
Garret Youngster, Thomas Beard, Will
lam Farrell, Martin Donahue and David
johnson were committed to the county
Jail on complaint of respectable young
woman, Miss Mary Logue, who states
that she was waylaid and criminally as
saulted by dozen young men and left
senseless on the ground. Her assailants
are said to be members of the "Cream
Gang" Three of those arrested have
been identified by Miss Logue She is
in serious condition, both mentally
and physically. The Cream Gang is
about as notorious a crowd of young
ruffians as there is in Paterson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
RuMoRED CABINET CHANGE.
Secretary Noble, 1t Is Said. May Be-
come Foreign Minister.

Secretary Noble, 1t Is Said. May Be-
come a Foreign Minister.
WASHINGTON, June There is a
strong impression on the part Of well
Informed persons in official circles that
while Secretary Noble is not going TO
leave the public service they would not
be surprised If in very short time he
would retire from the interior depart
ment to accept a prominent place in the
diplomatic service, One story is to the
effect that he will take Minister Smiths
place at st. Petersburg. Another and
more probable story is that if Secretary
Proctor should be elected to succeed
Senator Edmunds, which now seems
certain, Minister Lincoln will be made
secretary of war, and Secretary Noble
will be sent to the court of st. James.
Secretary Noble is still absent, but there
are those in his department who believe
that he will not much longer occupy his
present position.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
PHYSICIANS ARRESTED.
Startling Developments Concerning
the Omaha Medical Institute.

Startling Developments Concerning
the Omaha Medical Institute.
OMAHA, Neb., June 1.-Developments
in the affairs Of the Omaha Medical in
stitute resulted in the incarceration of
three of the city's prominent physicians
on the charge of murder. The prisoners
are President A. T. Mclaughlin, Isaac
Sinclair and J. A. Williams. For some
time rumors cf questional transactions
at the institute have been rife. On
Monday the discovery Of the body of a
wealthy citizen of Stuart, Neb., in a
pauper's grave horribly mutilated
caused the coroner to investigate the
place.
The man had died in the hospital, and
though leaving large amount of cash
with the institute had been buried nude
in potter's field. Detectives were put to
work and evidence was developed con.
cerning the death of Miss Isabella
Beaver, of Plattsmouth, Neb., and her
baby at the institute. The body of the
child was exhumed. The base Of its
skull was crushed.
A squad of police surrounded the resi-
dence of DR.. Williams. He would not
open the door. and the police were
forced to crawl through window to
arrest him. The other two were found
packing trunks, as if they were about to
leave,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
For the Russian RnIer,s Safety.

Moscow, June 1.-The discovery of
four large boxes of dynamite in the GUS
toms department of the French exhibi-
ton last Sunday was in part the reason
for the delay of the royal visit to Mos
cow. The whole ground under the dais
erected for the czar was then excavated
owing to fears that it had been under
mined, but nothing was found. The
police even removed the roof of tri.
umphal arch in their zeal to insure the
safety of the czar, and every window
facing on the street was ordered closed
while the czar was passing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
Minnie winterling's Dependency.

CHICAGO, June Minnie Wiuterling,
German girl 90 years old, was locked
up at the Harrison street station to pre-
vent her from jumping into the Chicago
river. She was the main witness in the
celebrated Moore murder trial at Ottawa,
Ills, which resulted in the hanging Of
Charles Ford and the imprisonment of
William O'Brien for life and OF Kate
Ford for fourteen years. Moore was a
travelling salesman for an Omaha house,
and was killed in Ellwyn park, Ottawa,
on June 90, 1890. Minnie Winterling
was present at the killing. She took
the stand against her companions, and
caused their conviction. She was set
free by the state. The girl says when
ever she thinks of the past she becomes
Respondent. She says that she can SEQ
the dead face of Moore as she saw it on
that fearful night, and it almost drives
her to distraction.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
A Young Girls Grimes.

CARROLL, Ia, June 1.-Katie Faulk-
county Jail awaiting trial for several
Fmes. She is an orphan, and lived
with her uncle. She answered "green
goods" advertisement, but when the
goods" came by express she could not
pay the thirty-five cents charges, and
ran away to another uncle, from whom
she stole $50. With this money she
lived high in Council Bluffs for few
days, but left without paying her board
bill. At Panama she robbed store and
secured suit of mems clothing. In
this Disguise she broke into the jewelry
store of Mr.. Yates. at Defiance, but was
frightened off. When arrested she was
in male apparel.