davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-22

M. Reinhart
lust received
Fall and Win
samples for Gust
made clothing.
you want y
clothes made to
der, give him a {
and see as fine
line Of samples
has eyer been
hibited in El
You can get a $
Of clothes made
49, H Al. - 50 - ,.lf
order from $2l.
up. Fit Guar
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-22

What do yom suppose Is
the mattel, aUith this s1on1ou?.
She loohs pretty mad, doesn't
SHE? Guess SHE just used Mnt
broom ON her. Husband. See
her Shaking hey fist! But Lor'
a. mercy, she ain't Aetlf as
mad as the acomun aUho sent
off for her goods, or bought
them some other place before
seeing m@'s. Why Should
size be? She Meier list satch
baryui'1s!
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Matb fiir aeHtter,

8Or tiber so B i@on tpurbe DTS.
@insloD's SDotbing SDrup bni Wil.
lionen bon Mltter. befm s3abneH Der
6iaber a~ngetrenbet. @trlt 8u iii
5@Iafe bur9 bas S6reisneines 4iu5es
9eif6rt, bas i'm 3atnen III unb p9r
@9meraen treintg Meua 70, Iahs icfart
siae 6Ia(9e ncn FRS. Mtnslop's 500.
,sing G1rnps bOIen. 6ein @srth III un.
be3ablbar. gs tpirb benz fleineu 2el6en,
ben Iofort 2inoerung berf9afen. Ser.
laBt gu1 barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
,3tDeifel barabsr. SO beilt 9nIentetD
unb 9iarrboe, regulitt ben Magen unb
tie Nierea, bsfeitiot Winb SoIit, ers
ioeibt beir @aumea, perbinberi @nt3lns
SUNG unb fdyft 6as gau3e SpHem.
.9its. @ins!oios 5Goibing Syrup"
FIR aabnenbe SiEter III dngenebm In
@el6mdd uub bas AeSept Nammt bon
fjHem Der beIten neibliaen Merite In
bfn Ser. Siaateu. SO lit BET alien
Druggiifen in Der 9aisen NsIt gu has
heu. 8reis rs Gts. Der 6laiGe.
fault nid!s anheres aIs Mrs. Winss
Issps 6OOtbing Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-08
gsenn 0n etaen ,srennS bait,

Der einen Iheil hes aaubes bsiu&en nil, in peI@en
@aIaria tn irsenb ether SOrm, Cb ais ttlt6ies che,
Bs8iels cher SumpiFeter, berri9t, mas wdre b0 mob
Der beite Ratt, ben Du tbm sebsn ~t6nHteft? g8ir mol
len es Dir iasen: ~reranlaAe ibH, hab er mitnsbme pbe,
naG a~ntnnft fG peIi&afe bic frdftise mehi,intl6,
S&usrebr, 9%rfetter's Mussntitters, bic bier, ME tn
aaeA auheren ednterr, hbe,au mo Malaria berrI6t,
as basi@erfe Mittel sur SReuiraItEruns Der miasmatt.
i@en SeuAe unb notwithstanding ibrss s~eri6rsn.
ben Giuiufes a~nerfannt 1T. SIC trdftist nt6t nur eas
Sptem, inbem fe heiIen gBiberfanbstraft erb6bt, fcn.
bern tie ~teiettigt aud gerbeuuuesjt6ruHseu, unregel.
@siSss. BE sdlf2mmaessa SsIosn p Tr'i t5rsesIiSsr u n SsiiSsti
ger neberanfrensuua, Der fsenhen QebenSretie aa3u
angeitrtnster lhdtisteit, turtrf ben WauseI an Nppefi.
nnb %tibsrSrobe aerpelitdt. Grnaberans, MtLonserans
Welie hura has BttterS %gefnrbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-08
p6g- Menn Semon6 fem INN an an.

IA Wentt Semaab fem uno 3u on.
nebmbarem Preile fpeiien min, 10 gebe
CT gum Mtffionss@arten. Die
9errer 8beiaer & Wa,sl, Befber biez
les @tabiifements, balten 6arauf, ibre
Gdffe ftets Dolltommen sufriebet 81 ftels
leH. NQe iaifonmdBigen Gelifatehen,
Nuqern, Wilb, Slide, Gefuigel &c. finb
bprt in Der belifateften 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten tperben aui
@uni@ in bic Mrbnungea Der Runben
geianot. Mu@ bietet Der nit bel
Speiiepirtbi@aft berbunbene Bar.
room bic beiien Getrdnfe. ffets frii1es
Sier nnb feline 2iqu6re un6 Meine.
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s{err g. s.. NNnner. Mo. az OH

SER 6. S. Miner, SO. 217 Oh
0oufon > StraBe bdlt tets bas bol.
fOutmenife Eager In 3eiGenmateria'
lien, $apeten, Garben, @Ias, 9piesel,
CLOS, 8ilOerrabmen, Girnifen unb alleu
3ei@nens unb Malersu tenflien. Stint.
lerif9 ats9efibrte 8ilber uub Statuet.
ten &c. finb In cine, febenspsrtben Gal.
lerie aur Nnii6t unb gum 8ertauf aus.
geffelt. Sn $apeten unb 3immer6eto.
ratiOnen 1T bas @eI@madboaie ua1
Reueie bort su finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-08
RaHaae rad Gnrppa.

Die Mgentuten bes 0srrit %. 8.
Ooun8, 30. l Commerce : GtraBe,
@an Mntonio, unb $50. 603 Mains
StraBe, OaIIas, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt beiten europdiI@en Sampfers
Qinien. 9err Ooung TIT i'm 9tanbe bic
bfIIigfem Raten 3u gebeu, er=
tbeili ~bereitwilig iebe getuanf9te Nus>
tunft unb beiorst iebr prOmpt ale ibm
ibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer mad Gu.
ropo gu reiien tDtni9t, Ober 8ertpaaote
beriberfommten IaHen min, tpenbe f9
an irgenb eine bet genannteu 4genturett.
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galtfosata.@eine.

MeinItebbaber finben elm sroBes Sos
GET bon fetnen California : @einei1 bel
Germ s. s. MeDer am MIamo
plaaa. 0err Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Drt unb STEELE aus ut.b fauft birefi
aus benz aeQer Ter Wein3h9ter. Mls
gutem Remner gelingt es Tim ftets, bic
beffen @Orten aus3umdblen. St fanr
feline Gunben uno Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb= unb
WeiBpetne in bor3isI,6sr 0uaIitdi
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frel
tas Qaus geliefert.
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nas- Ser Nrumher 9 e. Oftfim,

mr Ser glumber S. 6. 9ltfims,
No. 20 Nbenue 3 nabe poff ; Office,
bat, um ben gefteigerten Nniprhden,
bic on fem @ei6dft seffeut uerben,
na@tommen gu f6nnen, f9 nit einem
tii@tigen Ga9manne, 9errn Sbpmas,
aHOciirt unb ipirb ME gep6bnli9 3ul
3ufriebenbeit bes pubIifums oae Muf.
fridge raid erlebigeu. Selepbon 427.
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saT 2ptle 3obIen So per 5onne;
McMaifsr 5lad unb 2Dtle semifdt 81.
-Snbian SerritprD Goblen bette Quo
litdt $3.50. penn: Iutbracit Roblen
$13. Gbenio bas bette trodene 0fenz
unb @Orb 8rennbols gu n~iebrigften
Breiien bel Carr & &nberfDu
IA Burleious5 traBe. Selepbpn 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-08

Mr Sie Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat fortpdbreao
frii9e Nufterr uno Slide, iotpie MiIo
aller Mrt an 6an6. Stride 3ufubrea
ieben Sag. 8efeluneen bDtr SAINT;
lien tDerben prompt ausgefiibrt1lnb fret
abgeIiefest. Srebino Noemue. 3Di59en
Maitts uvS Militdr pIa3a. SeIepbon
ND. 81.
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9entld5e Sob Office.

9sutiGe. fotpie ensIilas Druid Ar,
beiten perben prompt unb bfllig bers
fertist bon S0bg S9ott SO. I
Norb prea.S gei9dfts.
leute un6 8ereine auf benz 2aabe mo.
gen f6 gefdligft an i'm wenoet. Druid
BON Statutet1 &c. cine Gpecialitdt. 9ie
dlteite beutf@e Sob 9ruderei tn Der
StQbt.
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Wus MeTbourue. her 0ountg1o

= Qus MeIbourne, Der 6auptfabt
Der 0ufralif@en golonie 8ietoria, Be.
ri9tet maii, bob bic eneIif9e &egieruns
ibatid9Ii9 allen britif@en golohien bas
@e6t ~3useftaRben babe, In thnftisen
Werirdgeu Stuii@en gnglanb unb frems
ben Md6ten miteingeI@tORen 3u iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-08

~ Wena Sbr sutes trodenes Ypfs
Dat 8rennbcIa brau9t, fpre9t bcr o6er
beftelt per 8elepbol bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fe bat ftets bas &efe
I'M Warfte. Sslepbon 81.
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gases Nemisfeiten.
SnIan6.

Dc
- @n oaen Otten entlanQ Der glfs
born & Mifouri 8allebsBabR berridt
groBe 8eiorgniB. Mat meirt, BOB ben
In {isblungen groBe @efabr brobe i'm
Gale Die beborftebenben 3uiammenft6be
Der Stuppen nit ben Snbicnern 8u uas
gunlten oes Wtilit6rs ~Detlauftn Iolten.
Gin She'll Der 5taatss MlIi3eu bon Ne.
brasfa 1T bereits nlebil gemadt mors
ben. @ot. @obp (8ufaIo 8iu), Der
@bef oes Gtabes bes SOB. Sbaper, 1T
Der feften nsber5eugung, baB es in ben
nd9ftea Sagen idon gu elmer @ntf6eis
eungss s6lo9t in Der Ndbe Der pines
Ribge > M9entur fommen pitb. Die
Wte6ias=Soee Bat bic 8ptbbdute berars
tig fanatifitt, baB fe felt babor ii6ers
8eugt fnb, baB fie i'm Grtbiabr pieber
Qafieben Derben, tpenn He au6 iebt
bur6 bic &ugein ber WeiBen rieoerges
ftreGt merten louten.
Sic beriGieoeneu M~genturen Der
@beDeaHes unb Siour : Snbioner finb
unter ben Befebl bon Ofi3ieren Der
BunbessNrmee 9efie1t morben.
Ser SOB. ped bon MiscnnItn.
ber fegt feia Mmt angetreten bat, ers
nosnte eiRe an3abl 9euif6er 3u berz
Dprrage86en 5taatsdmtern, n6mli9
Or. Gema bon Milwautee gum @enes
ralar3t5 0errn 9tto Salt BON ebsnSort
gum @eBeruE Qlnrtiermeiter un6
Germ 0rieien gum Experimentation
bes 9toats> @tgentbums.
Wdbreno beg Sabres 1890 lans
beten i'm 0afel bon Nefp Oott inn Gan.
5en 371,5 @inpanberer, gegsu 315,z
227 i'm 0oriabre, iomit eire 3unabme
fir 1890 bon 1896 G6pfen aufmeis
fenb. Sieler 3upa9s LIT gum gr6Bten
Sbeil auf bic ndbrenb Der lebten 9 Mos
nate fi6 lfetis iteigernbe gintpanoerung
aus Stalien, ungarn, Gali3ien, Polen,
&uBlanb unb portusal 3uriid3ufh6ren.
I'm @aiaten.B afa9ieren fin6 tpdbreub
bes Sabres 1890 gelanbet 99,198 gegett
81 1856 i'm 0oriabre, Dbnobl Iebteres
pegen Der BARTER MeltsN usFeGung
einen 9efteiserten &eifebartebr Der Nme.
.;N.n r.L cs~o.RL orE.n;ae az
I,IaIet IVY y.aalss'y y q.s
5ag. Dsr yug..sM o oct puIa ooo r4
Ss1iag saa ssgea OIL ~ 1907 saEse
gaeuem " aM Of. y. uon usM S.u9's'
g.apaAysaaa8s eDaM'llu.sa w Nv
S1au., os5lu. ~ ~. puu1.iys pu.I>
So1n1,ll.pn 5utHugs8eoen DDIuen, DsI'
DE bic Sbbut iber 6as a~ltersgraue 8es
.nonSsrer : NanNsn,os Sot Ma oIte
SnSfss no,, Mnopa ga5S h;s ' .mr 10
mo; 1900 neS;s Ss rnh M, ,D5 g,g seJ Ste aS
9s;t q > Ss7 Snm;oronfsn oofsI;sS
omsoemon,rnsm Sonon fon,sa ! aS7 ,
III ma @ras5r;tton;sm incl csrIonh,
una 2 I9S 9nS oms SsntISf,nS mn
ma oiIen bhy;oem odnSsrr ,mIo,,r,e r :
esmon. u 5 soe 4 0A'a""
Sic 9nferrobrssrnte Inn etcote
Qouifono soT no% hsn @eri1tsn oms
NON Srieons e;nsn rio ,,nor Sccemss
isnsn ,siSen grtroo oe9isfsrt hSSen
Nm n;sIsr GtsIIen I'M hsr 'g,t,"a ' nor
Masr sn Ria en- Sannen oemsis,s ;e;n
nShrenS Ser SnrMimm;sts' srtroo Ria.
her i6hyr:m b6S1sms % Sonnsn mr.
~
Auslan B..
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esN VtS HkUEtG
Cur Srege Der 8ef@rdnfnmg ser
Gintuambertnng.
Sn ben 16 Sabren bon 1874 big
1889 belief ii@ bic @inwanberung In
bic Ser. @taaien auf GALS, 633 Ser.
iOnen = unb babel lit bic ueberlano=
@intDanberung aus Merico unb Canada
nod gar ni9t einmal nit inbegrifen.
Mit oerielben btirfte He id auf bon
100000 belaufeu. Dieter 3uwa9s
lit alfo boaadnbig elei6 eiuem MeunteI
Der ~9egentDGriigen @efammt : Bep6Ites
rung Der Ser. Staaten.
Die @inmanberuassaiHer III rpdbrenb
biefes 3eitraumes febr betrd9tliden
S6mantungen unterworfen estpeien.
Den b61ften Bunft etrei9te he nit
730,350 i'm Sabre 1882, ndbren6 bic,
felbe f9 i'm Sur@i9niit auf runb
400, COO belief.
Sht eben Derf0fenen Sabre 1890
fab aleiu i'm Nem Oorter Safen3 371,s
600 Smmiaranten gelanbet, fobaB aIlo
unter 3ure@nung Der iiber an0ere Sd:
fen. fomie finer @onobo mn meriro
gineepouberten bieie Durm5hniftssohI
nidf lrilr erreidi. iouSern fooor Hnd
aberf6ritten iein btrfte. lnb babel III
-um I'm B6rien= Sar9on su fpre9en-
Die sSmmigratiDns +. SenDen3 un3weis
felboff mod eine {feioeuAa"
Rein Wunber 6ober. bar bic i'd aes
gen bic uabeI6rdaite gInmanberuna
| rifteuheu eSereu1iahen non t,enem mic,
Der Iouter unb einbriuolid6er onae.
ffimmt tper0en.
QeiOer oiebt bic uid,t ki~nneo,uI1uo.
neube SHatfahe Der NsrSmIedtferumo
bes SmmiQiantensGIement ben SEC
aerrr Der rubelMr6uften G~inuonbernao
oum cine oemiie Herehfionno. nit IN
rem SS~orberunaer aum 9tpede elmer
.Ginfuno her Eiumnuberuuoa INNER
fpie6er bon lleuem herpor,uireieu.
NQs III oum fif,Iif fpieber oelheheu
uub atpar bon Soften eines Maaunes
befen Watne III letter 9eit.-menn and
in auberem 2u5ommenbonee-Iebr Mel
aeuanut tpor0erI III. uu6 ben man uobI
| faum obne WeIteres NIT ben erlfen Be-.
fen RnppnptbiuQs unb Woti0iffen in
einen unb benleEben 9,obf tnerfen barf.
gs lit bies Der rsDubIifauilde Rebrd,
! fentQrt aeurp Gobot QoOoc BON MofIo.
muletts, Der in Der neuelien Drummer
Der aNorthamerican Review in Iehr
~etuQeheuber Weige FIR oetpiI. Sin.
fMrdntunQeu Der TuamiarQtior Qrol1.
meutirt.
Die .6rete DrsEe~ III ~feiuesusos
Bunft {Ir 1uuft nit bie5en Musftib.
runaen Des Ioters Ser Wobi.
Blu einbetffQnbeu, ALIEN bic BON linn
mi~toetheilten fotiiiGfeu WdGneile ies
ben bod cine su berebte Gbrode. ala
boz man feline @raumente ohne Weite,
res flnfnueiaenb ianorireu f6unte.
ginen NatlDijfen Doer Rnpmnotbiao
fantt man 2o0ae fhou aus benz grunot
uiht ueu1er. 6a er burd1ous fem @eo.
aer Der ginuanoeruna an fih III. fon.
bern nur elm @eauer ihIedter Gintpon.
! beruug. Mas bic arten AmmiaratiOns
gIsmenie onIouot@au beneu r. Sic ana
@rpsbritaunien, 9eutFdbIonb nub @fons
biuonien Qommeubsn Yed6npf-Io ,Soeri
er feiuerf MuaenbIid. 0eren eminente
8ebeutuna fir Bic robibe gpfpidfmno
bieles Qonbes ribmenb commencement
9llein Qoboe meiuf-unb ma hraumt
nofHrIim nod fsin Wotiniff AZ fsin IN,
linn BARN @edtaa aeben-boss &c reben
49, - ~
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9emti6> GnelifGe gbuie,
San Mntonio, Eeras.

80 San MnfOnt0, Xeyas.
anertannt ti6tise 2ebranRalt fir Rnaben
anb 0tdb9en; felt brsibis Sabren in resat
Birtiamfeit. gortrefFide 2e6rtrdfte inter &c,
ndbrter 9eitnns. Der snsliiGea GpraGs fpirS,
bie Der beuti9en, boIle @ednung getraaeu.
NaBerben, llaterridt i'm @baniiden. Giniaer.
stasen borbereitete G9iIer fnben jeSertett
Aufnabms. sfdbere austnnft ertseiIen Ser
8. @roos, grdibent bes S9uI 8oraanbes
unb Us nj. 8arbe6. Direftor Der MpaaIt
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uufern $500 @9ub fhbren mir fell
8 Sabren unb garantiren iebes Paar.
Nu9 1T BEL utls anes In 9amen.t Ser.
renz, Gnaben= unb @Hab9en e9uben
III fnoen.
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CINDERELLA G1mb Store,
Ode DIT 90ufonfraBe uub Nbenue c
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-08

Ssp'en1oeI, IM WuHspiWsn 1eeere ma9s
reilo zines 3elfun untergegdngene1I ttirs
tlt@et Jregatte, BON Deren 584 wiaatt
lltr ettua 90 gersttet tuiroer) nod &ou'
ttaatlnopel brir8ea tolte, eridte1 an
per gillfabIt ai ben Sar0areIen. Ste
ttirtli@ett Sffi3iere ertldrteti, baB ne
tltdt ermd@tigt lelen, bas Sriegsf9if
etnlaufeH gu lahen unb eriudten ben
Saparelen, Die @erettetea out Der
MuBenrbeoe on ttirtit@e BoOte ab3ulies
fern. Dies bieB 10 piel iuie: Oanf fiir
be Gefdntgteit, aber mod 0aB Du
forttomMt. .Siefe Bebanolung bers
febte ben iapaaeff9en @apitdn In fol9e
Wutb, bab er tDieber tn See tod unb
entf@lphea tD0r, bic f@lfbra9igen thrs
tii@en Seeleute wieber nod Sapan gu
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-20
Ages, Sages, and Wages,

Hyou have wife and half-a-dozen
daughters, you can keep them all we'll
by very simple means. Let them use
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. 1t
is good for women of all ages. You
will not need to spend all your wages
for it. Those ancient sages, the M.
DPS Of century since, did nothing
but dose and bleed their patients. We
do better today: We use DR.. Pierce's
remedies. For womankind, DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sim
ply indispensable. The young girl
needs it's strengthening help at that
critical period when she is blossoming
into womanhood. The matron and
mother find in it invigoration and re-
lief from the numerous ills which be-
set their existence. And ladies well
advanced in years universally &C
knowledge the revivifying and restor-
ative effects ofthis favorite and stand
ard remedy.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-20
Hearing From the Wheat Circular.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 15.-George
Mueller, who issued the Alliance
wheat circular, says: eve have re-
ceived replies from secretaries of AL
liances in Southern Minnesota, South
ern Dakota, Wisconsin and Kansas, a
larger number from the latter state,
where the Alliance is strong, telling
us of the Alliance having voted favor
ably on the suggestion. There are
localities to which the circulars were
first sent from which not an unfavor-
able reply has been received from
an Alliance secretary. In fact the
only unfavorable reply received was
from man in Freedom county whose
name l don't recollect and he express
ed merely his individual opinion. My
opinion is that the farmers will allow
their grain to remain in stack and go
on with their fall work blowing, ETC.,
and do the threshing afterward. This
of itself will result in large per cent
of the crop being held for time at all
events"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-20
WHAT TAYLOR is DOING,
The People of This Place Are Restless
When 1t Comes to Getting Railroads.
SDepial tn The Statesman

Special to The Statesman.
TAYLOR, Tex, Aug. 15.-Your cor
respondent was called away as wit
ness to the Georgetown court en- the
18th inst, and hence no report of the
big railroad rally here on that day.
There was a large and enthusiastic
meeting. The committee went into
permanent organization, and will get
out charter and have the route sur
veyed via Lexington, Caldwell, Bry-
an and Madisonville to Trinity. The
people pledged the town for 8 per
cent. OF her assessed values, which is
81, zoo, 900, and petitions are being cir
culated on that basis, which the peo-
pie are cheerfully signing, with the
exception of a few mossbacks. The
Evangelist Burnett, while here, ex-
pressed himself very forcibly
IN reference to such parties in
the following language: "Any man
that has his business and lives in
town and will not subscribe to her
enterprise is thief.n
The election returns are about all
in, and the majority votes on the con-
stitutional amendments are: For Sec
ton 4, article,6, 49S; for section 5, art
icle 7, Isl; for section IL, article 16,
452; for local control, 104; for article 5,
relating to the judiciary, 147, all of
the amendments being adopted and a
very light vote cast throughout the
county, the people not being posted.
The local press is censured for neglect
Of duty in not agitating the matter
more.
The city has put the names on the
street corners and the numbers on
jhe houses, while the chain-gang is
up the streets.
Cotton is coming in slowly.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-20
HENGLE'S TROUBLES.
AFTER SPENDING HIS wIFE's MONEY
HE is SUED FOR A DIVORCE,
A Man Accidentally Shoots Himself Through
the Stomach and Young Boy Blows
His Brains Out While Care
lessly Handling Gun.
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 15.-A
Chicago paper recently announced a
suit for divorce brought by Sarah M.
Hengle against Edward Hengle. This
is the sequel of a Texas base ball mar
riage. When the Texas league was
organized for the season of 1890
it was decided to secure the
best staff of umpires ever in Texas.
With this object in view the officers
of the league signed Edward Hengle,
one of the best known umpires in the
profession. He had an excellent
reputation in the Western and Ameri-
can associations and was also favor
ably known as manager of the Chi
cago Union Association club in 1888.
Hengle reported for duty and was as
signed to umpire the opening games
at Dallas and Fort Worth.
The work he did at the opening of
the season was such as to bring words
of commentator from all the papers
of the state and the patrons of the
game. When the North Texas clubs
came south Hengle accompanied the
Dallas club to Waco, Houston and
Galveston. 1t was at the latter place
that he met his fate.
For many years Sadie Mcclellan
had been the proprietress of house of
ill fame in the Island City and was
known to be very wealthy. She was
a regular attendant at the ball games
and was conspicuous on the beach for
her handsome turnouts. Her wealth
was estimated at $4,000.
Before Hengle had been in the city
many days he was seen riding on the
beach with Sadie and short time af-
ter was out promenading with her.
The matter coming to the ears of the
league officials Hengle was summoned
to appear and warned that he must
cease such public attention to a woman
so notorious.
He promised to obey the mandate.
About this time the work of Hengle,
as an umpire began to fall off. Hengle
eft Galveston with the club for Hous-
ton; where, with center-tielder Pol
hemus as best man, he was married
to the object of his affections. After
the marriage ceremony he umpired
the game between the Galveston and
Houston clubs, and so rotten were his
decisions that he was nearly mobbed.
The honeymoon embraced Fort
Worth, when Hengle also did such
vile work that he was escorted to his
hotel by two policemen. Hengle then
applied for a months leave which was
granted, and the newly married pair
visited Hot Springs, going from there
to Chicago. He accepted position as
umpire in the International League,
and at the present time is umpiring
in the Northwest. What has
become of the woman's money
is not known. She is said to be nearly
destitute. When she left Galveston
with Hengle she had sold her house
for $1,000, spot cash, and had besides
large letter of credit. She is more
than 40 years old and is very fat.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-08-20
TT HAS FALLEN.
A LONG, STRONG ARM, A HARD AND
HEAVY HAND.
Uncle Sam Reaches Out from Austin After
. Various Violators of the Postal Laws.
The Louisiana Lottery People
Drawn Up.

For some time there have been ru-
mors afloat in Austin to the effect that
a move was to be made from this point
against the Louisiana lottery of New
Orleans, which is said to have been
violating the postal laws in Texas,
and yesterday the matter eliminated.
Postotfice Inspector Geo. G. May
nard of this city has made complaint
before United States Commissioner
Hart in a number of cases against the
officers of the Louisiana state lottery,
namely: Paul Conrad, Joseph p.
Homer, Frank f. Howard, John A.
Morris and Chapman H. Haynes, all
residing in New Orleans.
The complaints charge the gentle
men with having unlawfully and
knowingly mailed certain circulars
concerning the Louisiana lottery for
delivery in the western district of
Texas.
Warrants for the arrest of the lot
terry people have been issued, and
they will be removed here for pre-
liminary hearing at an early day.
The circular which caused their ar
rest was an ingeniously designed arti-
flee to evade the law prohibiting the
circulation of lottery literature
through the mails and consisted of a
thirty-twO page pamphlet purporting
to be full and revised report of the
state supreme court on the lottery
revenue case, concurring and dissent
ing opinions, syllabus and decree,
and included between the leaves of
this pamphlet an artfully devised en-
velope to convey by express money to
pay for chances in the lottery.
The envelope also contained infor-
nation of the continued existence of
the lottery and instructions how to
send money.
There is hardly a better known
name in America than that of M. A.
Dauphin, and he would have been
brought over here with the balance of
the boys had he been still alive. AS |
it is, the man who succeeded him as |
Of the lottery will come, and |
so will all the balance Of the lottery
1t promises to be a case of more
than ordinary interest, and every one
will closely watch the denouement.
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