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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-13
TWO DOUBLE DRowNINGs.
PIeasure-Seekers at Chicago Sink BE.
meath the Waves

CHICAGO. July 12.-Two double drown
ings occurred among Chicago picnickers
today within the sight of hundreds of
merry-makers at Columbia park. John
MeNeff, who was rowing with Miss Lucie
Ksser, capsized the boat by leaning too
far after boat-oar, and both were drowned.
McNeff was married man. and when the
dead body was brought home to his wife,
the shock unbalanced her mind. it is
feared permanently.
The other double tragedy was at Lake
Calumet. Two ten-year-olds, Lester Young
and Henry Campbell, got beyond their
depth while bathing
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POISONED HER HUSBAND.
A Pittsburg Woman Put Paris Green 4
His Beer.

His Beer.
PITTsBURG, July 12.-Mrs. Martin Far
rell, wealthy woman of this city. was
arrested tonight on the charge of poison
ing her husband.
The couple were married about five years
ago, but never lived happily together.
The bone of contention has been fortune
of $50, 900 left Mrs. Farrell, which she has
persistently held in her own name. Some
time ago they parted, but yesterday made
up the quarrel and spent the night in
drinking. This morning she gave her
husband a bottle of beer in which il is
alleged she put quantity of paris green.
He drained the bottle and is now diving.
A quantity of poison was found in the
house and considerable amount on her
clothinp
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FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
Opinions of Leading Papers on an Al
ance Between the Countries.

PARIS, July 12.-GauIois publishes com.
munication from leading diplomat advo
eating formal alliance between Francs
and Russia. based upon Frances assisting
Russia in the occupation of Constantine
pie and both France and Russia attacking
England's supremacy in Egypt and the
East.
SoteI warns the government that such
policy would be full of dangers, and that
the French people would never assent to
the dismemberment of Turkey as the price
of an alliance with Russia.
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RAN INTO A LANDSLIDE.
Northern Pacific Passenger Train Acci-
dent-TwO Tramps Killed

ST. PAUL, July IA special to the
Pioneer Press from Missoula, Mont. saws:
Shortly before midnight last night the
westbound passenger train on the North
ern Pacific road which left ST. Paul
Thursday evening ran into landslide at
Marshall grade, four miles east of here,
and was wrecked.
Two men, who were stealing a ride on
the trucks. were killed. Engineer Draper
was scalded and slightly cut on the head,
but no others were injured.
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KILLED BY GAS,
Head Cook of the United States Flagship
Dead at Boston.

BosroS, July 12-H. 5. Strong and Axel
Jansen. head cook and gunner, respec-
lively, on the flagship New York, regis
tered at a hotel in the West End. They were
called at 5 O'Clock, and responded to the
call. but AT / O'Clock the chsmbermaid en-
tered the room and found the men uncon-
scious from escaping gas.
Jansen was dead and Strong, who was
removed 10 the Massachusetts, general hos
ritSl NAV die
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Two Very Big Trees.

TACOMA, July 12.-Professor Louis Hen
derson, assistant commissioner to the
Worlds Columbian exposition, has in,
formed friends in this city that q Gray1
harbor farmer has notified him thas
there is hollow cedar tree
loS feet in circumference on
his farm. Professor Henderson win in
spect the tree, and also the tree in Skagii
county, which is said 10 be % feet in di
ameter. The tree may be exhibited at tbs
XVOrlI's fair
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CnlIansa of n Big Dam.

LIVERPOOL, July 12.-At high tide in the
Mersey today, a temporary dam 80 feet
wide. consisting of 10, ,0oO, 900 tons of timber
and masonry, collapsed, the debris block
ing the Shropshire Uuion canal and the
Eastman section ship The latter will be
swamped at the next food tide, unless the
barrier is re-erected. An immense gang
was put to work to restore the dam.
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AMERICAN PORK IN FRANCE.


Decision OF the Matter.
PARIS, July IA counsel of ministers
was held yesterday to discuss the rescind-
ing of the decree against American pork.
Minister of Agriculture DeNelle advocated
the withdrawal of the prohibition. He
asked Constans if the ministers doubted
the expediency of directing the superior
council of hygiene to make an examina-
tion and report on the subject. Constans
and Ribot also favored the resembling de-
cree. 1t was agreed TO refer the matter to
the council of hygiene.
United States Minister Reid is pressing
for prompt decision IN the matter, if
possible, before adjournment of the cham
Der of deputies. which is now expected to
occur within ten days.
The reports that have been received here
that the German government is about to
withdraw the prohibition in Germany,
ought to hasten French action.
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NEWS FROM CHILE.
The Revolution Is Stationary-Consp
acy Discovered.

LONDON, July 12.-An official dispatch
from Santiago. Chile, says: The revolu-
ton is stationary. A famine prevails at
Tarapaco and Antofogasta. There is no
discipline among the rebel press. Balmas
ceda, at the cost of the state, has sent all
political prisoners on board the steamer
Bolivia, bound for Iquique, where they
will be at liberty to act as they please.
A plot has been discovered to destroy
the government squadron at Valparaiso.
All the conspirators were seized excepting
one, who hanged himself.
A reconnoitering force from Coquimb0
temporarily occupied Huasco and Vale.
naar, where food is scarce. Complete ora
der prevails.
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Poisoned by Corned Beef.

TACOMA, July l2.-LSpecisl. Mrs. Davi&
Dowden, while guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Slocum, on ST. Heiens avenue, Friday, sts
corned beef and Immediately was taken
sick. Mr.. Slocum and wife also ate OF the
corned beef and are still confined To theii
beds. while Mrs. Dowden has fully re-
covered. 1t is supposed that the food was
poisuned in some way.
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Shot a CathoIic Teacher.

ST. LOUIS, July 12-At Loos. nine miles
southwest of here, Joseph Frank shot a
Catholic teacher named Bacleman and
then committed suicide. The crime was
committed just in front of the church as
the congregation was leaving. The reason
for the deed is unknown.
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The Kaiser Well Pleased.

LONDON, July 12.-The Telegraph says that
in the presence of an audience at Bucking-
ham palace yesterday the German emperor
said: Tell everybody am most delighted
with my welcome in England. 1t has
been a reception which 1 might have
expected only in my own country, and
not outside of it."
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rhe weathsr for rodax.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-Weather in.
dications for Oregon and Washington
Far weather except followed by light rain
along the Oregon coast. North 10 cas-.
winds. nearly stationary temperature. ex
cept warmer in Northeastern Washing
ton and Southeastern Oregon, and coole:
Al Portland
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CospENsEp DISPATCHES.

The preliminary examination Of Charles IL
Brainard, at Red Bluff, Cal, resulted, today. in
the prisoner being held 20 appear before ths
superior eour; 10 answer 70 the charge of mHr.
der, without bonds.
Guard Outiand was fatally injured and en- as,
sistant fatally hurt by an insane prisoner It the
Anamosa, Ia, Psnitentisry saturday morning.
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AoUILA JONES Is DEAD.
The Famous Anti Postmaster
of Indianapolis Gone.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 12.-Aquila Jones,
an old and prominent resident of In
dianapolis, died today. He was post
master during Cleveland's administration,
during which time there was quite SEN
sation over the civil service examination
caused by his summary dismissal of Re-
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French Railway Strike Threstened.

PARIS, July IA meeting of railway
employees today resolved that if the Paris.
Orleans company refuse the demands Of
the workmen by Tuesday, there viii be
general strike of the workmen of the Eve
great railway companies.
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Jealous Husbands Crime.

KANSAS Cry, No., July 12.-Ex-Police-
man Crowley today fatally shot his wife,
to whom he had been married six months.
He then made an unsuccessful attempt to
suicide. Jealousy is assigned as the cause.
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pany, near Larkeville, caved in and the in
naoitants are In great fear tor their lives
ana property. For hundreds of feet in all
oirections the surface is covered with large
seams and cracks, some a foot wide. A
number of houses in the vicinity are
damaged.
90 Tar there are no fatalities. The men
IN the mine all escaped.
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war Imminent in Guatemala.

CRY OF MEXICO, July 12.-Guatemalan
kilograms received by merchants here say
that President Barrillas is preparing foI
fight
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SEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.
Naphfha Launch Blown Up with Tragic
Results.

NEw YORK, July 12.-The naphtha steam
iauneh Agnes Dean blew up off Long
oeach TINS evening. The eight persons
ABOARD We're thrown into the water, and
II IS oeiieVed all were drowned save Mrs.
bremer, who clung to the buoy, and was
PICKED up half dead. The other members
OF the party were Mr.. Dennis. retired
diamond merchant. and his family.
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Roudx Killed hx Circus Man.

VINcENNEs, Ind, July 12.-In fight be-
tween circus employees and crowd of
rowdies last night, one of the latter was
killed and number on both sides in
iured
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Mother and Son Drowned.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Mrs. Mollie
Carpenter and her son John were drowned
this evening while boating on the Della
ware river.
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Russia's Poor Corn Crop.

ST. PETERSBURG, July ia report on
prospects of the harvest precludeS the hope
that there viii be any grain for export thi,
season. The purchase of foreign corn il
iDavsfahla
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Fatal Accident to Man and Wife.

LOUISVILLE. KY, July u.-While cross
ing the railroad bridge near Somerset, to-
day, Larkin Jones and wife were surprised
by passenger train. Jones jumped $50
feet down into a creek, and was fatally in
jured. His wife was killed by the train.
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n,,,sn o,-r the rexas border.

ARAxo1E, /. T.. July I2-Intruders
and citizens who would not show the
proper permits are being driven over the
Texas border at the rate OF from % to
200 daily. Yesterday thirty-three faTni
lies were put out of the territory. Unless
the Indian militia are vigilant the intrud-
ers will soon be back working their farms.
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The President Goes to Chu,ch.

CAPE May, July 12.-The president and
Mrs. Harrison attended services this morn
ing at st. Johns ?. E. church. where Rev.
DIR. Tidhall, of st. PauI's, Camden.
preached.
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CLEARINGHOUSE RETURNS.
Financial Condition 1mproving-Galves-
ton Leads the Cities of the Country.

BosroN, July 12-Following are the clear
ing-house returns from the principal cities
of the United States and Canada for the
week ending July IL, as compared with the
corresponding period of last year;
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ported from the United States stemship
Boston and three from the United States
steamship Atlanta.
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NINE SLOPE CAVES IN.

Many Houses Damaged but No Fatalities
Reported.
WILkEssARRE, Pa, July l2--This morn
ing an old slope Of the Kingston Coal COM
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-28
Mnset9e tiir Gomtrattorem

8erfegelte Nnsebote merben in Der
Office bes @ountp : @lerfs Shah. W.
Smith BIG 10 ubr 8ormittags ben L.
Sttober 1891 entsegengenommen
werben fir bic Ges1ng RES Gonctet.
Tunbameuts fit bas ueue 8erar @ountp
@ourtbaus.
Gin csrtifi3irtsr @bed bon 6infbuaz
bert 9olars muB ieoem Nnaebot bel.
geleet tperben als @a@antie, baB bic
pdrtei, tpelder Der Gontraft 3ue,fanni
tpirb, einen onnebmba;ln 8onb In Der
Summe bon Ganf Saufenb ($5000)
Dollars felt fur bic genaue Nusfabs
rung bes ROntrattes. 9as Gommii.
~ioners : @eridt bebdlt H6 bos &e6i
Dor. irgsnb ems ober ole Mneebots
suridSumeiien.
pldne unb 5pscifitdtionen t0nnen
in Der Office Der Nrditetien Gorbcu &
2aub, 3immer lib Smith @ebdube,
San Nutoaio, Seras, eingelehen net.
ben.
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aaa 1a. ganaerfeff in 0aIas.

Ser nGrobfnn" probt ti9tig uni
HeiBig. Der @ereiu tpirb In 8dlbe auI
40 attipe G1nger tommeir, benr bel
th@tige 9irigen: prof. S1eo. Mepbel
BOT i'm 8erein ben Nntrag geffelt mad
Dem /. Nobember teine attioen 56ngel
mebr au3unebmen; alfo mtfen fi9 BIZ
iaumieligen i6lieBlt6 bsrbeiIafen ~
tommen Dber bet benz Geife ni9t nit:
tuirteu. Nber meI9er Sdhger f6nutt
bas peri6met3en!
Das Orheffer iii e~benfals buiG ben
GIeiB unb Offer bes D~i,isenten ti9tie
geidult tporben; probeu tperben am
9ieafas unb Boomerang Mo.sens 1C
ubr in ber Surnbane ~abeebaIten. Mud
Der gemii@te @bor abt feiBig. Iles
gebt febr gut.
Die Geflieber tDerben In Der ~3tpeiteu
Wo9e i'm 9ttober on bic Bunbesper.
eine (alfo in Der ndGiteu Wo9e) bers
ianbt tperben.
Die befinitibe Bunbesbeb6rbe oraas
uifirt ff9 In ber nd9feu Wo1e. MQe
3elben bhrgea ibDn ttr bas 8elingen
oiefes Gefes; ba bic ganae Stabt nit
arbeiten uub belfsu tpirb, oas Geft au
benz sroBattisfen au MAIDEN, bas ie In
Seras gegeber tporosr III.
Die Wusmabt Der Gieber III febr gut
gutes Or@effer, CUTE 0alle, feline Quar-
there uub am S9luB elm groBes Bolts.
fsft unb @ommers.
@roBe Oelegaitonet BON Cincinnati.
ct. 2ouis uno MiIpautee finb f1or
ongemelbet. Wenr bic 0erren Glen
babuf6nige f9 betuesen lafen elmer
a%raebmbaren preis au re9nen fnh
aablrei9e @dte BON bort au ertpartent
6ohentli@ tuerben He es tbun. Gas
Nd9femal r1ebri- Correspondent.
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MUerlet.

Der @ountp . G1uljuperintea.
bent, proF. 3. s. Stanfielb, bat Bic
Brtfungen Der 2ebrer, mel6e in ben
@nunibi9ulen 3u unterri9ten nins
iden, auf ben s. unb 9. Sttober in
Rrii1's Gale angeieBt.
= Ser 9ontratt fir ben 8au bes
9aufes bon &c. 8rabp neben ber alten
Surnbale 1T Ct. Neumann ibertrageu
tuprben.
= &idter Rius bat ". .. Nase ne.
gen @rmOrbung beg $, s. Botpen aui
benz 3use nabe @otuIa 8arsi@aft Der.
tpeigert.
Ser g0u Der gaRno > @eieai&ofi
ON Samltas Nbeub mar auBeroroent.
lid aabIrei9 befu6t. 9err @arl Bed
lieferte nit einem Grdeiter bon Is
Maun briqante 9an3muRf unb bab
fit Sober omtfirte, bafir legt bic
Sbatia@e 3eugniB OBJ, baB bic Mebr.
3abl ber S5eilnebmer erit UNI 4 ubr
Morgens aufbrah.
Der @eiangberein sGrobRnn"
berantaItete ON Gonntog lbenb in
2rii6's 9aae cine MISUNDERSTANDING.
bic elm redt abDe9slungsrei1es unb
Invertebrates programm bot, befsbenb
aus ben Gortrdgen BEG 8ereins unb
mebreren SDlonummern. 6err $.
S@immelpfenaig lieB f9 auf Der 8io:
line, 9err Wm. D6bnert auf BET 3itber
b0ren; 6err &6per fang unb 6err
Wm. 2abn betlamirte. Na6 Der Iufs
fibrung beg giuattes Ser Na@twd9s
ter" folste elm gemitbli6es Sdn3@en.
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@eimm6beit 1T @eidtbmttt

earanttrtes fpetiI{Ae8 Seilmtttel fur Spferie, Rrdnls
pfe, uerrbie Meuralsto, appfi@merteu, nerpbfe tebers
setnns nnb Mblpannnns, ~peruriaAt bura ben dber>
fett, Mtebersef9Iasenbetf unb Johannesburg, BE
tn @abnffnn ausartet unb aaaemetne8 Glenb, Stehs
tbpm NIB Cob terbeifdtrt. Sc 1T aud etn Seilmittel
s ssssa fas Seisesn o sissIaE srs.A g as.laa.SaSssa, S Sens
nria&t burn ssifige tfeberanfrensuns pber burA
Susenbfhuben. Je6e G4udtel eutbdlf bic Sur fur
etntn @ecuat. $1.00 bic GHa4teI, pber 6 G9uateIn
gBir sarontiysn, baf 8 SAa@teIn ieben San better
perben. MRtt istsr Befeuuns fur 6 S@a&telu, bic Bet
uns NIT BEN Ntttit e~tHtduft, fenben mtr benz gefeuer
unieren }9rtflii4su Garentie : 9@ein, bab mir bas
Sen turd6f9i6eHs meun bas WattteI teine 9etluns bes
wtrfts Scl4e G@siae werben nur o~ussefteut pom
@ttg Drug Stcre (Gtnjtse Mseuteu) So. 8 Gai
Commerce Gtreet, Sau antpntp, TegaB.
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N1tonto bic Settioner A, IS, 46
unb Al b~tnaugefigt merben.
IS lei berorbnet bur9 ben Staotratb
Der Stabt San MntpniD. baB bic Set
ttonen Al, As, 46 unb AZ benz &apiteI
S. Der &eoibirten O%rbtnan3en binau=
ge1iigt tDerDen, mel9e fOIgenbermaBen
Iauten:
Settion44 A. 5obaIb irgeub elm
elefiriiGer 2eitunssorabt serrifen III
ooer f6 In einem uni1eren 3ufanbe
befiubet, ion es bic pfidt beg gigen=
tbimers beg beia9ieu Drobtes, relp.
bss BrdRbenten ober bes DIRECTORS Der
betrefenben @eieaifaft iein, ben eIstz
t1ifGeu Strom iofort ~ab3utelen, big
f6 beiagter Drabt pieber in orbnuuss.
mdBiger GerfaHung yefinbet.
Settion As. 9obalb Der eIets
trii9e Graftabertraaun9sbrabt, ber
Saubbrabt ober ionli trgenb elm anbes
rer 2eitungsbrabt ungeniigenb ober
nadldifip befeIiigt ober anseIeet III, lou
es bic Qflidt bes ftdbtii6en glettriters
fein, sen @igentbtmer beg befagten
Srabtes ober ben prdibenten refp.
Sireftor Der be ,refenben @eielf@aft
oabon in GenntniB au ieBen, benz &c:
riigten uebelfanbe abbeifen gu laRen,
uno es ion bic pHiGt Der betreHsnben
@efeai6aften iein, ben 9rabt ober bic
9rdbte In cine orbeutli6e unb fi9ere
8erfafune gu bringen, unb omar fat
bas ipdteteus e;nen Sag nod gm.
pfans bet aubor errdbnten Mittbetlang
gu gei9eben. Sober Sag, na6oem Der
9rdfoent ober Director fold elmer @es
ieaf6aft es Derfdumt, iener MuFprbes
rung aa9aufommen, fol- als geionber.
tes @ergeben augeIeben tperben.
Settiort 46. SIS foa bic pfi6t
ieber eleftriiden Beleu6tunsss Geiellz
idaft unb iebe, elettrii6en StraBen=
bubns @eIeui6aft fein, ~tueniefens einen
Nrbeiter ansuitelen, Der in nidt su
LANCER 3eit Don Der Office Der @siels
f9aften aus errei6t trsrben fam, UNI
ebeutuelle 51d5en unb Mdngel an ben
2eitungen i6neu gu repariren Enb bic
Seitungen oauernb in gutem 3utanbe
gu erbalten.
5eftion AZ. Sebe Perfon, weI6e
irgenb cine ber 8efimmungen Der Set.
iionen "A, As uno 46 bieier Grbinan3
berlebt, iol elmer uebertretung fdul6ig
era@tet tperben unb iDu nod ibrer
8ernebmung uab 8erurtbeilung bot
benz fdbtif1en &eforber gu elmer
eumme BON ni@t unter finfunb3pan.
5ig ($25) unb niGt iber apeibunbert
($200) Dollars bsrurtbeilt tperbsn.
Mngenommen unb gebiqigt am 81.
September 1891.
8rDan GaIIagban,
Mtte5tirt Mapor.
s. g. @Iaubon, Gtaot glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-28
Cine 0roinan,
in 8esug auf ben Strabenbabn.g etrie'

in 8e3ug auf ben GtroBeababn.Y etrieb.
Sci es bur6 ben Stabtratb Der Gtaot
San MntDnin D%erDtbnet:
@eftion 1. 9aB es ungsieBIi1
lein fon fiji iebe StraBenbabngeiens
i6aft. Del9e lire @asen iiber bic
StraBen uno pldse &c. Don San Nns
tomb laufen ldbt, irsenb einen @on>
bueteur ober Motormant mebr als IL
etunben bintereinanber ununterbro1en
i'm Dienite sur geauffdtisung zines
BET Wagen gu laiIen. ober irgenb einen
@nnbucteur Dber MotOrmanu iniers
balb bon a9t Stunoen nod feiner Obs
i6iung pieber In Sienft gu fenen, na6s
benz er 3p6lf Stunben g~earbeitet.
6ettion 2. Der prdFbent ober
Superintendent irgenb elmer Straben.
babngeieli9aft, Der irgenb cine Der
8efimmunger Der 5ettion 2 berIebt.
inbem er irgenb einen Mnsefeaten fei>
ner @eiealdaft 3mingt, ldnger als
atp6lf G!unben bintereinanber i'm
Sienite su iein auf einem Ser Der Sc.
ieui9aft eeb6renbea Wasen, ober ber
bies erIaubt O6er 3uldBt, ioI elmer lles
bertretung f6ulbig era6tet perben unb
nod feiner 8%ernebmung unb 0erur.
tbeiIung bor benz &etorber su elmer
@elbftafe bon ni9t unter flnf unb
ni@t Hber a~ueibuabert Dollars perurs
tbeilt tperben.
Musenommen unb gebilist ben 81.
September 1891.
8rpan gaIlagban,
Ntteitirt: Mapor,
6. g. @laubon n, @iips@lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-28
Sesas 8.

= Die Reeenma@er Rab In ibren
Experimental BET Corpus gbriffi ers
folgrei9 gepefen. Die Deriu9e tpers
ben Bel San Diego fortseiebt tperben.
g. Scasgs, ber In San &aub
auf Maior gdles f9oB unb ibn i9tper
permunbete, bat ft@ In Borne benz
Sheriff 8ooemauil gefte1t.
= Bon oouftou aus febrteu fhuf
iunse Mdb9en nod Neu Oorf aurtid,
bic bort BON einer Mfrs. BEL fiir bas
"Palace Variety Theatre" engagirt
tporben tparen. Na9bena He einen
4benb In benz 9ouftcner Sbeater bers
bra9t, eriu9ten He ben Wapor Der
Stobt, fe nod 0etp Oort saridbef6rs
bern 3u Iahen. Sic batten F1 bic
Sadie oitbers p~oreefeIt.
Deftt9e RegenghKe baben bas
@eIeife Der Guoli@en pacific : 8abn
apii@en GanberIon nnb Sierra Blanea
an 3tpei Stelen ~fortseipiIt unb ode
3hee Der 2inie In biefer &i6tuns ma.
rer mebrere Sage lang berfpdtet.
- @nbli@ bat es 3mii@en @~afrobile
linD Spoforb SuaetiDn geregnet. Nn
mebreren Steleu mar Der Regen aner.
bings rur leimt am fdrtfteu fiel Ell
Sci Sabiual-; allein es LIT 6ofnune
borbanben, baB bolb nod mebr nod
folgen tpirb.
= Sn fredericksburg erIag NboIi
Wabrmunb, dItefer 6obn BON emil
Wabrmun6, einem S9laganfal. 81
errei9te elm utter ppr 40 Sabren.