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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-15
3 egas 8.

Gbiner, 2abaca @ouEip. Mm
Montog, BEN II. October, ftarb nod
ni6t iebr laugem R~ranfenIoget Sobann
Bfeii i'm 6auIe ieines S1mieaeriDbnes
Aug. 6in3e. 6err Sobann pfeil fam
nit feinen 2inbern tierber unb mar
elmer Der dlteften NnieoIer. gr ers
rei@te elm Nlter bon IS Sabren unb
tpar allgemein belieb!.
= Mie aus Sherman m~itaetbeiIt
Dirb, finb bic Gontratts FIT bic bouts
f9e Rolonie, meI9e in @raDlon &c.,
amii1en ben Stdbten Sberman uub
Wbitssbofo angeleet tperSen iOl. iekt
ale unter3ei6net.
SIN n6rbIiden Spell bon 4reRbio
Gountp 1T mad elmer Mittbeilung,
tpelde benz geologiihsn Bureau In @us
Hin ausefommen 1T, cine &obIenaber
bon go Sub Md6!isfeit entbedt NOT.
ben. Der JunbOrt Iiegf nidt melt bon
Der Gibli6en paeific : Balm ob, uub
bic RobIe iol cine bitumin6fe steins
foble iein, wslde fi6 aIs beionbers gut
our Rotesbereitung ausmeif unb in
Encouragement MaBe i@uefeIfrei III.
= SO laut aud Der Subel 1T. tpeIs
den Mufin tber ben Sieg anitimmt,
ben es our@ bic @erldnserung Ser Mus
fin. unb Norbmeif . Babn iiber Sun
Nntonio oabon getraeen bat. 10 bleibeu
bod, Die oas Griebri@s6urger Wo9en.
blatt aus 3uoerldifger Quele erfabren
bat unb mittbeilt, bic MusH6ten fir
bic GOrtfabruns Der Nraufas. paB sgabn
bon Welfare iiber Griebri9sburg mad
2lano @itD 10 ghnitis tuie ie. IS fam
freilid, iagt bas BIatt. cine Wo9e,
m6sli9ermeiie aber aud nod eine1
Wonat bauern, bis bic enti9eibenbe
Na9riGt eintrift.
IS 1T iebt ernitli9 i'm Werte. in
Dallas cine groBartise S9laGtanitaIt
nit ben n6tbigen &hblungs.8 orri1tun.
gen in bas 2eber au rufen. Sie Sol.
laser 6anbelstammer. 10 pirb aus
3uperldfiser Qnele mitsetbeilt. bat fur
ben 3med fGon 5000, 600 eeaei9net,
unb Der Stabtratb beabf6itet i'm Nas
men ber gfrgeri4aft bic Summe bon
$3.50. 900 fur bas 1nternebmen 3u Dos
tiren. Die $3.50. 600 follen oann elmer
p~ittsburser R~apitalifen : @eisnf1aft,
tpeI6e has neue &efriaerator. unterneb,
men geplant bat, als Beitrdg angeboten
iuer0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-15
Sem aeebrten 8abltfuur

bic gang ersebene Nn3eige, baB mir
bur4 unieren neuen 9anfnagen in ben
@tan0 geiebt Hnb, 2ampsn : Del unb
8oioliue uEferen Runoen ins 0aus au
lieFern uno host por3umeHsn. @aios
lines unb Seifannen nit Grabn fhbrt
Der Wagen ftets nit unb fSnnen ben
Geebrten Runben auf 8etlangen 3ur
8enubung tberlahsn nsroen. I'm &c.
aeigten 3uspru@ bittet bic
Miffion Oil o..
(Subaber s. %. u. Gromberg.)
Is N. AlamoffraBe. Selepbon 543.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-15

s Nbam Gorepaugb's
Circus lift Der gr6Bte, rei61altigle
uHb bette Der WeIt. @roBe Menaee=
rte, feline breiiirte pferbe, beribmte
&anfler unb ahnHlerinnen, unabers
treffi9e Q%trobaten, Spe3iaIitdten, bic
breitrtsn 2owen; GroBartige 2uftflnf.
ler in ibren 1taunenerregenben 2ei1tuns
gen. Sol. Boone uub MiB Wilie
@arlotta ftbsen ibte oreiirten 26msn
Dor. Ser beriibmte Quno gorou, ben
Sol. Boone bonn 5trten 8ismard sum
Gel9enf etbielt unb Der nit ben 81.
men erf@eint. Dieter groBe Circus
giebt ieine 8%orhslungen in San On
tonic am Wontoq, ben 10. Ottober.
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6 . 8.
9ages Gbrpntf.
Is. Sftpb er.


70 u. Gbr. @ubIius @ir9ilirs Maro, (Oi9s
ter) sebpren.
1909. 8~onifa3ius, Npoitel in 9reuben, err
idIa9en.
1880. &ubplpb bon S9naben fGllt 1T Der
S9la9t Bel .Merieburs segen &aiier Setns
rid ".
1923. @ufbebuns BET 8eIaseruns @iens
utter SpIiman L.
1875. &Dnis Sriebri@ @ilbelm ", seb.
1905. @ilbelm y. &aulbaa seboreit. NUS
se;eidneter MaIer.
1910. Die 11niperiitdt 8erltn %erDffnet.
1917. Sbabdus &pseiusfo, Sretbeitsbelp
qplers, in Solotburn seitorben.
1852. Eurnbater Griebri6 9uoipis Sabn
int @rile gu Greiburs a. s.. Il. seitorben.
1854. @nfans Der 8elaeerung SebafapcIs
onrA bic Sranaoien umo Gnslanoer.
1868. geriGiebene @efefte bel Canton,
Brownsville unb Clinton, 0tp.
1864. S@la6t Bel Glasgow, Mp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-15

n- Wenn sSemanb fein uno gu an.
nebmbarem greife ipeiien min, 10 9ebe
er gum Wiffions.Garten. 9ie
Serren 8beiner & Wastt, Befser bic,
les gtabsiHements, balten barauf. lire
@dfe tets Dolfommen 3ufrieoen au tel,
len. NGe taifonmdBigen GelifateHen,
auaern, Wilb, Slide, @eiftieel &c. inb
bort in Der ~oelifateiien 3uhereituug ale
3eit su baben. Mablaeiteu tuerben auf
Wuni9 in bic Wobuungen her Runben
sefanot. Mu1 bietet BET NIT ber
SUPPLEMENTAL daft ~oerbunbene Bar
bic beIfen @etrdnfe. tets frifnes
Bier unb ieige 9iqubre uab Meine.
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galtfpruiesWetue.

Weiulisbbabsr finben ein groBes Sas
ger oon feiuen california : Meiuen bel
0erru S. s. Meper ON Nlomp
plasa. 0err Meper iGht bic Meine
on Drt uno STEELE aus ul.h fault b:refi
aus benz Seller ter @ein3a6ter. NIs
gutem Qeuner gelingt es tbm itets. bic
beItsn 56rten aus3umdblen. ct fanrl
feline Gunben una 5amilten hit einen'
guten Sropfen nerieber. Gptbs unb
WelBwetne In por3hgi.6er QuQiit1i
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ing 6aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-15
Dr.. HathaWay
Spbm 8rpabfoot, N. D.. Stififtent.
Specialist DeS CaeStens.

yuuee Wdnner,
wel@e In Selse BON
Susenb 9 Climber
an RerDeni@wd@e
letben, i~bre2ebens=
fraft ~untersraben
haben unb TIRE
Mdnnli4tett rertos
rem, fputen ben Be-
ruhmten Or. 9as
tbawup ipfprt cons
iultiren. @elsebt
niHt, Nerrenfrdnts
belt (mit ober ptne
Grdume) wtrh wiis
feuf&aftIt@ unb
mad ben neaefen
Mettrben behaas
belt unb NIT benz
srbbten GrfpIs.
G8 fcmmt ni4t
hnrnnf an nk m a
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nT Oie Morgan City Fish apd
Oyster Company bat itels bic beten
Mufern unb friiheiten Slide, @iIb &C.
Mue Muftrdge Derben prompt ausge.
fi6rt. 5elephon go. 81.
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saT Wenn Sic cine lsi9t ge9embe
unb oauerbafte Ndb= Mai9ine ulniden.
10 nerben Sic bu,9 cine Wheeler &
Wilson befriehi9t weroen. gu babeu
bel Grips, 408 Qpe. E.
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Dg Die Household MdbmaiGine
nirb bel s. 90. @r2s. 408 gpe. E Der.
fault.
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Q T. II

tpirb eine Gobin ober ein M65hen,
I'm algemeine 0ausar5eiten 3u uers
ri6ten. Nad5ufragsn bel
@b. 6aarmann.
(5irma: Sips & 9aarmann.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-15

s Mer cine White, Mdb. Mafdine
baben uil. Deabe fi6 OH $. %. @rps
ON alien Bldbe (408 Ipe. E).
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
WHY NOT TEAR 1T DOWN
The Gas Fitting In the New Court House
All wrong.

Supervisor Frost WAS IN a passion, TO
put it mildly, yesterday he had 10
sooner learned that work on the court
house must remain al a stancstll until
"Dicky" returns from his yachting trip
than be was made aware OF the fact
that the gas fittings recently put in
must be taken out and walls, ceilings
and floors opened for new pipes IL
seems the contract calls for gas pipe
that wifi feed thirty five burners, and
those having the m@tter IN charge sup
posed tuat thls condition was being
complied with wnen the plumbers pat
10 the pipes now IN the building.
few days ago an expert examined the
pipes and after mathematical Caicnl3-
tons, demonstrated that The pipes now
IN the building could dot feed o. exceed
fourteen bufDers~ Supervisor Frost a.
once concluded that TINS would never
do, and Il Is more than l. that the
work Will be oo1e Over again. Tired, "
bat family expresses the feeling enter
tanned 10y Mr.. Frost on the court house
question.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
QUEER BUSINESS.
fhs Sugar TrNst hsoks show ss SAPltSi
Ana ~ G1ps0seS-

Nav loRA, Feb l5.-fae report Of
). lAadeE. tie pabisc accountant ahe
~ss employed lAss AoysmtseI - MessTs.
ssoeum, Havemeyer aaa Mhits, tbs Fe-
oetyeTs ot the sugar uast, - examine
the books of ghe concern. Was made
pubic today. Tie oaly aecoaat books
Submitted we're the cash book Aud led
geE. Nhlch cover only ipom Aarch -,
1855, 10 JAY, ls.W. The eatiFe trans
actions ot the company cover
only n.ne cash book pages. No
record ol expenses OF tae com
pany Vas produced and 40 record %
transactions ot TIE tvAgd Ihc books
show 10 capital at all. They indicate
That the eutlre business OF the company
consisted Ia tie receipt OF mcney, the
temporary use thereof as loans % al
Yances, and ia disbursement Of money
Tor d!ylaonds. There - nothing h slON
the consideration FOR which certificates
Tor shares weIe issued. Payments OF
81 05J, ,0y6.G5 bOtneT the accountant
lie hnds items corresponding with
part OF these payments Ell
tered as if received from John T.. Par
sons and JOnn X. Dos PassOs, a. trus-
tees, and the same appear 10 nave been
credited 10 them as trustees upon tie
ledger on the same day. The bank
pass book shows that these sums We're
deposited TO the credit OF the treasurer.
The accountant mas obtained 10 saus-
factory explanation for the existence
OF this trust account IN the ledger.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
PRICE FIVE CENTS

saniea = resolution. which Mas earned
lnssrncsine the city treasurer a. n0ufs
the railway companies a. settle ~thln
len DAYS. ana, IA oase az default, that
the esty attorney &c instructed n tax q
proper measures g. ooile<i The amonnls.
Alderman - lonneil. from the Caln-
mlltee On Market. presented TasalG.
ton "a tie efte1t that . CITY market ha
Constructed over GranS River frOm the
eastern terminus of Ailen-si 10 the
western terminus of iNon-st.. and thai
a proDasAl q tsaad the city IA TIE sum
of slN0 ,0oo. interest not IL sxcooa i've
per cent, be pat to the vote Of The pees-
PIE al the coming election. Nae carried.
before the nollon was pat, Alder
man Iate0m thonght tne matter ought
FIRST 10 be submitted t0 the CITY at.
t0rneN Tor al opinion about the rlght Of
the city ~ do this thing bui Mr.
oD0nneii SAID he dad not have ~, be-
cause he had cot lhs consent of al the
owners OF riparian rights on either side
Of the river. lie dld not state that he
America or the people of the State 81
Michigan. Aei the counsel voted the
mai ket all tie same.
fl 4ANliSa ti AAASfAtAt AfoN4ti tAt
Board OF Rablic Works are asked 10
furnish an estimate ~ paving West
Brlage-st with Silica ksrytc.
Alderman Carpenter presented a reso-
luton necltiag that the streets of ille
city are becoming badly INSTRUCTED by
fruiteIers, not only 60 fhc ANNOYANCE OF
passers, hul 10 the damage II regular
merchants who pay taxes and rents.
Referred ~ the Committee on orGl-
pAnfFS
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
JULIUS HOUsEMAN's WILL
The Bufk of Ms Fortune Beausataed 40
Hts Daughter.


The viii OF the late julius House
man was discovered among lass papers
anu cli ecls IA hs safe al the Office Yea
terday morning. The instrument MAS
executed May 20, 1870. jusl pnor 10 his
departure for Europe With bls daugh-
ter. nov Mrs. u. NJ. Amberg The
paper is yellow with age, but the
chirography is remarkably plain anu
distinct after is twenty years deposit IN
the drawer Of the safe. MhstaeT THIS
was hls last wlll and testament ls a mat
ter of serious doubt, for al that time
has fortune Was cmparauycly small.
The viii IS witnessed by James h. Val
son and James Miller, both of whom
are now dead. The executors named
are Albert Alsberg. brother-in-law. OF
New York, and Joseph Houseman, a
cousin, then OF Baltimore. but now Of
TINS city. The will was filed IN the
probate Office yesterday, and petition
Tor probate Will be filed today. Ia
yiew of the fact that botn witnesses are
dead the Will must be proved by prov
ing the genulneness Of then signatures.
The document itself ls not open 20 IL
specuon, but one IN Il position 10 know
us terms said that after providing
Literally for immediate relatives, the
entire residue Of the estate u be
oueathed TO his daughter. Mrs. d. NJ
Amberg. II this will be the last and
only testament of the deceased, the
great bulk of bis fortune viii 60 10 the
daughter. A low estimate OF the value
of his estate is $3.50 200, but Il as believed
that he held AT the Ime Of his death
over 81 ,0o0, 900 in lands and securities.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
Another Gerrymandar.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Feb. IA bomb
was exploded in the meeting of the city
council last evening by the Democratic
aldermen, without warning. They
sprung long series of amendments to
the city charter, which will be present
ed to the legislature for action. The
atten lance at the council last evening
consisted of hut one Republican to sev-
en- Democrats. and the latter passed the
resolution Indorslng the amendments,
which, If passed, viii add half mile of
Democratic territory 10 the city. The
ward boundaries will be gerrymandered,
giving the Democrats three out of five
wards. The Republicans are greatly
incensed and will oppose action to the
last
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
Blew Out the Gas.

MASsFIELD, O.. Feb. 13.-Joseph L.
Resrick, aged 81, unmarried, pro-
prietor of general store At Trio. fif-
teen miles northwest OF here, came to
the Grand Central Hotel last night in
toxlcated. and was shown TO a room
and instructed TO turn out the gas. 4
smell OF gas was noticed today, but II
was supposed to be leak. At 2.30
O'Clock this afternoon, the man not ap-
pearing, an investigation was made,
aud the door OF ms room vas forced
open. RearIck was found lying dead
on the bed with his clothes on. The re-
mans were given IN charge of an un-
dertaker and his friends At Tiro were
,-r4 Sd
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
THE COPYRIGHT BILL.
senator >herman's Amendment Adopted
aud the Bin Laid Aside

WAsHISGToN, Feb. lS.-The House
today, after routine business, went into
committee of the whole on the Lesisla-
tive Appropriation bill. The clause IN
the bill IN relation to civil service
commission occupied the attention OF
the House nearly all daY. An amend
mont anproprlatlng SO, 100 TO enable
the civil service commission 10 execute
the provisions of the Civil Service act
was agreed TO. Tnc bill was then re-
ported to the House. and the amend
ment providing for clerks 10 members
not chalrmen of committee was dor
feated. The bill then passed.
The Presidents message announcing
the death OF Admiral Porter was read
and referred, and the House adj
lOurned. In the Senate the Dlplo-
matte and Consular Appropriation
bill was reported and placed on the
calendar. A resolution was agreed TO
permitting the Senate committee on
naval affairs TO investigate duilng the
coming recess, matters relating TO the
personnel of the navy. A resolution
authorizing the select committee on re-
lat!ons with Canada 10 continue its IN
vesugations during the recess was OBJ
jccted TO and placed on the calendar.
The copyright bill was then considered,
and after four hours's discussion, Sher-
mans amendment, providing that cdr
tons OF books, ETC., which are copy
rghted in the United States may be adj
mltted to this country upon payment
OF the regular tariff duties. was agreed
to by a vote of 80 to "a. The bill was
then laid aside. The Presidents mes.
sage announcing the death of Admiral
Porter was received, and the Senate
soon afterward adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
RIOTOUS WORKMEN.
Grading at jackson Park stopped by
Mob.

CHICAGO, Feb. l3.-The work of giad-
ing in Jackson Park, in preparation for
the Worlds Fair, is AZ standstil. Late
yesterday afternoon lot of idle work
men, finding that they were unable 10
induce the Italians who were at work
to strike for an advance in wages, at
tackled them anC drove them out of the
park with kicks and cuffs. This morn
ing the crowd of idlers gathered IN the
park to the number OF 700 or more, and
maintained such threatening attitude
toward the Italians that the contractors
thought 1t best not to attempt to re-
sumo operations. Some union carpen-
ters engaged in building offices and
stables were not molested.
The contractors say they will wait till
they secure telephone connections with
the police department, when they will
resume work and, If interfered with,
will demand protection.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
HE STILL SURVIVES
General Sherman.s Condition Is but
Little Changed.
TIE ERySIPELiS Has LEFT HIN
hi. fhroAs fiiis Up aua his Breathing
is obssr set ted kSsIiag ksss 81 MID
nishk aao aepes OF nis heSos-
eEy sgill Entertained.

Nav YoRE, Feb. l5.-At 945 P. N.
after consultation, the doctors say
there's no change for the better ia Gen.
Sherman ; condition.
At ll;45 Lleutenants Ihaekaray and
Tnaekary said that al this hour the
GeneTai was not sleeping. lie VAS
using all has strength 20 breathe. HIS
glands are much swollen and ms throat
Is filling with mucus- lie Was growing
pereepubiy weaker. Doctors Green
and Alexander are with him. The
erysipelas had LETT him.
Mldnight-Oen. shermsn's condition
remains unchanged. lie is resting easy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
A Scafold Falls.

NEw YORK, Feb. BAT noon today
the scsffolding at the building IN course
OF erection at ~ and ~ Newark-ave.,
Jersey City, came down and carried
with It SIX men who were at work upon
Il. All SIX men were lady inlnred and
one OF them viii probably dc Their
names are, Thomas Conn0rs, probably
fatally injured; James Mclaughlin.
Robert NcClare. Michael tslbtson, IT..
" Hslen and Frank Malone were
painfully, bat not seriously hurt
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
FORCED TO THE WALL.
The New York Smelling aud Refinin (
Company IN Trouble.

New YORK, Feb. l3.-Executions have
been issued against the New York
Smelling and Refining Company for
SD ,623 in favor OF the First National
Bank of New York. Judgments were
also entered against l.. Llssberger y
Co, metal merchants, for o,42l,
and against stroud g Co. for
S77l6, all IN favor OF the First
National Bank. and in tie same
manner. The sheriff took possession
OF the New York Smelling and Rein
ing Works. The New York Smelling
and Refining Company was mentioned
IN the recent dispatches from Balti-
more IN connection with the alleged
forged acceptances which were dis
closed IL that city. Its autographed
forms were used by the forger. The
company was incorporated with a
capital of $4,000, and, 1t is sald. is
virtually owned by the firm OF Liss-
berger X Co. The company is said 10
have done a business OF 81 100000 a
year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
FOR BALLOT REFORM.
What the Iowa knights of Labor De-
mand.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Feb. l3.-The State
assembly of Knights OF Labor before
adjournment adopted the following re-
solutions: Demanding the Australian
ballot; commenting the work of the
State Bureau of Labor Statistics; that
the property of corporations be taxed
the same as individual property; that
the burdens of taxes be placed on the
rich rather than upon the poor; forfrce
text books at state expense; that the
holders of mortgages not mortgagers
pay the tax on the amount represented
therein; that armed men under the
authority OF private detective agencies
assuming TO queIl disturbances be
deemed guilty of a felony, and that
they are opposed to convict labor COM
peting with free labor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
CLEARING THE MINE.
Pumping Water from the Prison Shaft
IA Widows Grief.

HARELroS, Pa, Feb. l3.-The pump
ing out OF No. slope at Jeansyille,
where the l. bodies of the miners are
buried, Is now progressing rapidly. The
water is beng lowered at the rate of 20
feet every "a hours. The counter
gangway Is now empty, and IN a week s
time at the furthest the slope will be
dry. Preparations are beng made TO
take care OF the bodies of themen when
they are reached and give them prompt
and careful burial.
The STRAIN upon Mrs. Muskovitch,
whose husband and five boarders are
among the victims, mas proven too Sc
we're and her mind has given away.
Her conduct, while not violent, is suf-
ticient to excite pity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
MANDAMUS DENIED.
Judge Hosmer Sustained in the Purifier
Niddiiugs suit.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 13.-George T.
Smith, of Jackson, applied to the SUI
preme Court for rnaudamus to COM
pei Judge Hosmer 10 vacate an order
adjudging Smith guilty of contempt for
beginning suit in Jackson for the re-
moval of the asslgnees and the appoint
merit OF 8 receiver for the midolings
purifier company when the Wayne cir
cult court had already been gwen ex-
elusive jurisdiction over the case. The
mandamus was denied today, the court
holding that IT Is contrary to every
principle of law to allow Smith to attach
the assignment elsewhere than in the
court which has been gwen control Of
the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
TRAFFIC ON THE LAKES.
Big Increase of Tonnage ON Them sipcs
1886

wAsHrxeTox. FeS. l3.--The census
Office has issued a bulletin in regard %
toe changes n floating equipment on
the great lakes since lsse. IN 1856 the
net tonnage Of vessels used for trans
portauon on the great lakes WAS GA
652 in ls9J Il had reached 81. 500, an
increase OF lsI ,T0s tons. The estimated
value OF these vessels IN 1876 was $50.
5s7 .45o; and in 1890 the aggregate valD-
tlon was s5s. l2s 800, an increase com
pared with l5ss OF sz7 ,55l $50.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
Stuffed Like a Sausage.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. I3.-In the jail
last night physicians forced food down
the throat Of II. VI. Rodgers, who tried
TO commit suicide last week after con-
Tossing completely in a Pennsylvania
murder. lie has tasted no food for
SIX days, and declares that he will
starve himself. lie fought the doctors
with all his strength. but a quart Of
milk Ras nnnped into him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

SEpALtA, No, FEB. l3.-By the
expIos on Of a boiler ia the fourng
mil Of Churchill s oAslet, 81 Wlufsoz,
this morning II. /. Smith and Thomas
Thalberry. Of this city. and Waiter
Be8maa and Charles Sturisnant, CT
Windsor. we're instantly killed. TIE
boiler vas repaired on,y yesterday, sn3
the exp oSou = supposed - have been
caused ~ farnln7 cold water fofo {
Vhen the ames wfre ovsYheated- 4as
building was tadiv wrecked
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
Foul Play SusDacted.

CANTON, Ohio, Feb. I3.-George
Lerch, well known contractor. went
TO NevaTre last Saturday TO transact
business. Missing the tram for Canton,
he started to walk TO Massilloa to catch
q tram for this city. lis walk led
through lonely wood, and nothing
has been seen or heard of him since.
As he had large sum Of money, foul
NAV = feared
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

F0sToRIa. -, FEB. IA lsFge nann-
Der Of nfed letters we're q sscoveTed
along the Baltimore 4 ono road tals
morning. one mIle out OF t0wn. The
letters we're postnlaTked Delaware. and
were FOR Chicago aud points west The
pouch a supposed - have been sto en-
at Chicago Jgnctoa. TIE Governments
authorizes are iavest eating TIE nat
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

GLOUCESTER. y T.. Feb. ls.-Willian
Thompson, aged =, residing on
Charles-st., was horribly msngied in
Gloucester Iron Works TINS afternoon
by n six-inch PIPE hass weighing about
seven hundred pounds tsiang on him.
Thompson was taken to the hospl "a,
where he died soon after.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

RED WIye, Msnn.. Feb. I2.-Is. Con
verse, aged 80. vas foand dead IA
room a the St James Hotel this morn
inx. An empty morphine tssttle vas
found 70 tne FoeFn. He was = bard
drinssr. Tl7ss sHd tfse fact that ~ hso
10 saoasy or frleads drove 3 IA 70 So
eide.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

wrxaSA. MINI, Feb. 13.--A sensation
vas caused IN tags city today by the
announcement that Mrs. VII Hayes
Lard. one Of the. leading fVures n
WInons social circles had COMMITTEES
suicide. It : thought thst the ventlls-
ton of a scandal vii he the immediate
outcome Of the tFsgeay.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

ELKH.H1. Ind. Feb. l5.--oDe Of the
steel rotsries ct smlth's combination
board mil exploded last night. killing
Fireman Schuyler Nisewanoer, and
seriously jnlunng Foreman William
Fleming, Engineer Clark Wilson and
George Htesmsn. NIsewaDder was
blown rods from the point where he
had been standing and fell dead.