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The morning call., 1891-10-23
Missing Vessels.

GLOUCESTER (Mass), Oct. 22.-The
schooner Percy, with a crew of twelve men,
and the schooner City Point of Portland,
with a crew of fourteen men, sailed on
cod-fshng voyage about August 25th, and
neither has been heard from since, and there
is little doubt that they have been lost with
all hands
The schooner Albert Woodbury. OF
Beverly, that sailed the latter part Of
August on cod-fshing trip, has not re-
turned, aud is also believed to have been
lost with her ten men.
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Chambarlain,s Canstic Criticisms.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Joseph Chamberlain.
delivering political speech in Sunderland,
said: Il do not believe the coming general
elections will give Gladstone majority of
the members of Parliament l almost wish
they might give him majority. in order
that the country might again. see what an
six months. Gladstone's Government
would involve US in disastrous foreign co m
plications, plunge Ireland back into anar-
chy, and let loose the petty jealousies that
have been repressed while his party was in
the opposition"
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wOmsn,s Christian Missionary Association.

of the Women's Christian Missionary Asso-
citation a report on the unifcation of
churches was read aud the movement in
dorsed. Rev. W. /. Ross of Louisville,
made au address on the "Evang liZation of
the negro" The committee on the place of
meeting next year reported in favor of
Nashville, Tenn, and the report was adopt
ed. This evening the convention closed.
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harshly OF tha suspicion attached to the
closing league games, and congratulated the
association on its freedom from such sus-
picions. Regarding the trouble between the
league and the association he expressed the
conviction that the league will agree to no
settlement ''uDless assured of the best of
it," The Chicago club was admitted to the
association. but the applications of the other
clubs were deferred. with small hope Of be-
ing granted, unless the circuit is enlarged to
twalva pitias
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A THIEVING TELLER.
a Prominent New Orleans Bank Robbed of
100000

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22-Eugene E. Gar
ella, the paying teller of the Louisiana
National Bank, was tonight declared de-
faulter in the sum of $4,000 The knowl-
edge Of Garcia's shortage began developing
on the 7th inst. The bank will publish
statement in the morning showing that the
capital stock of $500, 600 is unimpaired. They
state that Garcia stealings cover period of
fifteen years. 1t is said that Garcia. to
conceal his defalcatiOn, would abstract bills
from the packages, and when the Bank Ex-
would he taken at the value marked upon
them without the bills being counted.
How Garcia, in paying out the money or in
keeping his cash-bO9k, could make the
errors to the extent of $4,000, as asserted,
is problem. His character has always
been Of the best. He will be arrested.
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FARMERS ON GUARD.
Unsuccessful Attempt of Officers to Take Pos
session of Saw-Mill.

onsuOeessIul Attempt ol OLuceIS 10 AdAe 1 os-
session of a Saw-Mill.
JoHNsTowN pa, Oct. 22.-The Childs
and Lehman factions dispute over the right
to operate a saw-mill on a tract of timber
land resulted in what for time threa tened
to be a serious riot The Sheriff of CAM
bria County, who was engaged by Childs,
proceeded to the disputed property yester-
day and ordered his deputies to take posses
sion Of the MILL He was met by forty
farmers armed with reyOlvers, guns, pitch
forks, clubs and every conceivable weapon.
The first man to cross the line was knocked
senseless, ani the order was then given to
the farmers to fire. Before this was done,
however, the Sheriff's little party retreated.
and the farmers are now in possession.
The Chllds faction will now have recourse
to law. Meantime the farmers will guard
the property, and threaten bloodshed if in
terfered with
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Droupht in lfaxico

SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), Oct. CIV. l..
Robertson has arrived here from TorreOn,
Mexico. According to his statement the
drought in that section of Mexico has not
been broken as reported. and there is great
amount Of suffering among the poorer
classes. Corn is selling from so to Is cents
a peck. A few days ago Jose Castro, a
prominent and wealthy hacienda proprie-
tor, attempted to raise the price of
grain to S4 q nushel, when the natives be-
came so incensed at his action that they
shot him,
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Encounter Between Judge and Attorney.

TYLER CTex.). Oct 22-The troubles over
the International and Great Northern re-
ceivership resulted in a personal encounter
last night between Colonel Herndon, rail-
road attorney, and Judge McCord. After
some warm talk Colonel HerndOn threw
brick. Judge McCord lodged. and, pick
ing up stick. began to whale Herndon
over the head with it. Before serious dam
age was done the friends separated The COM
batapss
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Exhibits for the Worlds Fair

BERLIN. Oct. 22.-Herr Wermuth. the
German Commissioner to the Columbian
Exposition in Chicago, is about to start on a
tour of the commercial centers of Germany
to explain the plans of the exposition and TO
urge the full exhibition of German indus
trial prnductS.
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A Dafaulter Sentenced.

DUBLIN. Oct. Of. E. Dubedat of Dube-
dat & Son, bankers and brokers in this city,
whose failure and disappearance, with liabil-
tiles estimated at 100000, were announced
early in January last. pleaded guilty to de-
frauding his creditors. The prisoner was
then sentenced to one years imprisonm
with hard labor and to seven years penal
servitude.
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Railroad Collision.

KANSAS Cry, Oct. pa head-end
collision occurred on the Kansas City. Coun-
ell Bluffs and st. Joseph Railway, near
Murrays Staticn this morning between
freight and north bound passenger train.
Engineer Eager of tie passenger train was
fatally injured, Express Messenger Raven
augh severely injured and newsboy T. B.
Tanner badly hurt. The passengers we're
shaken up, but none were injured.
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The czar viii Pardon His Cousin.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 22-Hgh person.
ages in Copenhagen have induced the Gar
to pardon his cousin. Grand Duke Michael,
for his marriage 10 the Countess of Meren-
berg. the daughter Of the Grand Duke of
Nassau, and the fact will be announced at
the Cars silyer-wedding celebration. A.
Polish paper asserts that the Gar intends
after the celebration to take a tour of the
famine-stricken districts with view OF de-
featiDg the Nihiis intrigues.
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CARA in Jail.

ST. LOUIS, Oct PA spe cial dispatch
from st. Joseph, Mo. says that Cara, the
Mexican insurgent leader, is thought to be
in Jail at the little town Of Marysville. in
Modaway County, Mo. What he is I'M
pris0ned there for cannot be learned.
Colonel Baily, attorney of Victoria, Tex,
who is in st. Joseph, said he was gong to
Marysvlle to have his client released, If pos
sible, on writ of habeas corpus.
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The government of wurtembere.

STUTTGART, Oct o. King William of
Wurtemberg to day opened Parliament.
The new King expressed warm satisfaction
at the reunifcation Of the Kingdom of
Wurtemberg with Germany under the late
King Charles. He announced that bills
would be introduced providing for the re-
vision of the constitution, the promotion OF
economic legislation, aud for reform in tax
alton,
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TO POSSESS
cLENN,s SULPHUR SOAP

A HEALTHFUL AND PEARLY. SKIN
AND A CLEAR, UNBLEMISHED
COMPLEXION. BATTLE WITH
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Rain.Mak;ug Experiments.

ST. LOUIS, Oct pa special dispatch
from Houston, Tex, says: "One of the
ranchmen who put up money TO induce the
rain-makers to experiment in Southwestern
Texas, says that after three days and nights
of continual boubardment there was only a
small shower Of few moments duration,
which was followed by a cold norther and a
ciear Skyo
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A Californian Detained as Insane.

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-James Buddeu. rep
resenting himself to be wealthy Cali
fornian with large account in some San
francisco bank. came into the Central
Police Station to-day aud made considerable
disturbance. The City Physician pro-
nounced him insane and he is now in the
Detention Hospital.
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Railroad Acoidant in Franna.

PARIS, Oct. 22.-While a train was run
ming at full speed near Lyons to-day the
roadbed suddenly collapsed, owing to the
fact that it had been undermined by floods,
aud the engines and cars were hurled from
the road and tumbled down an embank-
ment. Tie engineer and fireman were
killed and number Of passengers badly in
iured,
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Northern Pacific and Pennsylvania.

New YORK, Oct. 22.-Presdent Oakes OF
the Northern Pacific says regarding the In
dianapOlis dispatch this morning intimating
the probable conSolid ton of the Northern
Pacific and the Pennsylvania: II know
nothing of it. 1t is, presume, one of these
business arrangements which are made from
time to time, but it has no significance.
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Settlement OR senaratinn

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-By vote of 75 to
%. the Presbyterian Synod of Baltimore
adopted a resolution calling on the general
assembly to entirely sever all relations be-
tween it and the Union Theological Semin-
airy at New York, unless the questions be-
tween the two be settled before the next
meeting Of the general assembly.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

PITTsBURG, Oct pa head-end collision
OF freight trains occurred at Round Bottom
Station on the Pittsburg, McKeesport and
Youghiogheny Railroad early this morning.
Both trains were badly wrecked and Engi-
neer S Oft and Brakeman Green were in-
stantIy killed. The other trainmen escaped
hv iutnninp
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French Interests in Africa.

PARIS, Oct 22.-The dispatch from Oran,
announcing the advance Of the French gar
rlson at Tlemcen upon Touat while telling
OF movement directly in accord with the
recent announcement by NJ RibDt. Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, that France would COM
pei the Sultan Of Morocco to strictly regard
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The Chinese Difficulty.

BERLIN. Oct 22.-It is not true that Ger
many will take the lead in the common ac-
ton on the part of the powers against
China. But the proposition is mo0ted that
the German Minister at Ptktng. as Dean of
the Diplomatic Corps, shall take supreme
control.
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stnrms on ths Coast of Wales.

LONDON, Oct. pa terrible gale. accom-
panied by tremendous seas, is prevailing at
Anglesea, Wales, in the Irish Sea. A Nor
wegian brig was driven ashore at that place
and wrecked. The imperied crew, after
desperate struggle, was rescued by the life
saving crew
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Typotheta and Unions.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-The United Typo
theta of America, in ses ion here, adopted
resolution indorsing the action of the Pitts
burg Typothet@ in resisting the recent de-
mands made by the Typographical Union
Of that city, and pledges its hearty support
In every practical form. This action pos
sibly involves the spread of the troubles
now existing In Pttsburg and other cities.
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Episcopal Missionary Counoil.

DETROIT, Oct. 22.-The Episcopal Mis-
sionary Council concluded its session this
evening with monster children's meeting
at which about 5000 persons were present.
The reports OF the various committees were
adopted unanimously this afternoon.
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Bank Suspended.

LEwIsBURG (Tenn.). Oct. 22.-The Bank
of Lewisburg, the only financial institution
in the city, made an assignment this morn
ing. Bad collections and the contraction of
the money market is given as the cause. 1t
Is thought The assets exceed the liabilities.
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A Runelina Execution.

FERGUS FALLS (Minn.), Oct 23-Adel-
bert Cohen was hanged at 1915 o'clock
this (Friday) morning. for the murder of
Rosa Bray last March. Since his convic-
tIon he has repeatedly asserted that his
brother. Anderson, was the murderer. The
rope slipped to the back Of Gohea's neck
when the drop fell and he strangled to
death
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MISSIONARY WORK.

Movement for the Collection of Funds for
Maintaining Indian Schools.
CLEVELAND, Oct 22.-At to-day's session
of the American Missionary Association q
resolution was adopted setting forth the
probability Of the withdra wal, in the near
future, OF Government appropriations to
the schools maintained by religious socie-
ties among the Indians, and providing for
the appointment of committee to CO.
operate and advise with the association in
raising funds for this important work, in
order that it may be maintained and carried
on in the wisest way without aba temeut.
Rev. William NJ. Taylor of New York was
elected President of the association.
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Sly Men Killed

MAYvILLE On. Dak.), Oct. 22.-The boiler
of thrashing machine on the Grandin farm
exploded to-day and six men were killed.
Their names are NJ. NJ. Erchberger, II.
Baarstad, A. L. March, A. w. Blowers.
William Clark andone unknown. The eX-
plosion was caused by forcing cold water
into heated boiler when the water was
In
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the territorial rights of France, nevertheless
comes somewhat Unexpectedly. 1t was not
supposed that the Government would so
promptly enforce its threat by action. 1t Is
the general opinion that the Government is
irrevocably determined, once for all, to Sc
cure the absolute safety of its Algerian pos
sinnS
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WESLEYAN METHoDIsTs.
a Pastor Taken to Task for Belonging TO ths
Grand Army.

d asGUI 1aAeA 70 Task IOI D5IUlS ing 70 E-I9
Grand Army.
GRAND RAPIDS (Mich.), Oct. 22.-There
is trouble in the national conference Of the
Wesleyan Methodist Convention, which
opened its quadrennial sessions here to-day.
Rev. q. P. Reilly of Marion. Ind, was taxed
this afternoon by one of his colleagues with
being member of the Grand Army of thu
Republic. Mr. Reilly admitted it and asked
leave to explain, but this was denied by
President Wardner. Rev. Mr.. Reilly entered
the army as chaplain and came out az
Colonel OF the Sixth Unitel States ColOred
Regiment. lie says be is not ashamed of his
membership in the &. A. t. and Will take
the consequences. Other brothers, It IS
stated, do not like secret societies and say
Reilly will have to quit it or the confer
The morning call., 1891-10-23
Parnell Left No Will

LONDON, Oct. 22.-It is announced that
Parnell made will in favor of Mrs, O'Shea
before he married her, but that the mar
rage annulled the will, and, therefore, he
died intestate. Mrs. Parnel is entitled to
half the personal property and one-third Of
the real estate left by ParneIl.
The morning call., 1891-10-23

The Kaiser Celebrates His Wife's Birthday.
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The thirty-seeond ami
versary of the birth OF the Empress Augusta
Victoria was celebrated here to-day. The
Emperor, to the surprise and delight of the
Empress. presented himself clean shayen.
except for his muStache.
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NEGOTIATIONS PENDING.
Germany Disposed to Grant a Reduction in
Pork Duties

Pork Duties
New YORK, Oct. 22.-The Staats-Zei-
tung, leading German organ, says: ''The
Allgemeine Zeitung Of Munich assures us
that there are pending negotiations between
Germany and the United States. These ne
gotiations are kept strictly secret, but the
nature OF the same may be guessed by that
which is already fact. Germany does not
wish to act dfferentialy and contrary to
the interest of America On the contrary,
Germany would prefer to grant, against
corresponding compensations, the same low
tariff to the American Union as would be
granted TO Austria Hungary In the Austro-
German treaty. There is possibility that
the agitation for the reduction of the
tariff OH American pork will be success"
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Woolen Mills Burned.

PITTsFIELD (Mass,) Oct. 22.-The town Of
Glendale, fifteen miles south of this city, re-
ceived a heavy blow last evening. The
Glendale Woolen Mill, the only industry of
the plaee, was burned. The mill was q
tve-sturv stone building. The total loss is
about 500. 600; fully insured.
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A Large Confiagration.

PEsrH, Oct. pa fire of large dimen-
sons is raging in the village of Soyar. The
buildings in several streets are all aAame
and troops have been sent to render assist
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A Brokers' Failure.

New YORK, Oct. 22.-The suspension of
w. c. Whitehouse. the broker who at
tempted suicide yesterday, was announced
on the Consolidated Exchange to-day. Sew
eral thousand shares of stock were bought
in for his account.
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SMALLPOX

MONTREAL, Oct. 22.-Five new cases of
smallpox have been reported.
TRENTON On. J9, Oct. 22.-Small-pox has
made its appearance in the Italian quarter
here aud the Health officer fears 1t will be-
cUme epidemic.
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An Ex-Consul Suicides.

ST. JOINS On. b., Oct. pa sensation
was caused here to-day by the suicide of ex-
United States Consul James Murray by
shooting.
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A Pnrar rn,nnnnu A..nnhAa

NEW YORK, Oct 22.-Judge Barrett to-
day granted an attachment against the
property in this city belonging to the Co
lunibus Borax Company Of California fog
S2O,625 in favor Of Marcus A. Josephi.
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A Hotal Rurnad.

HoT SPRINGS Is. Dak.), Oct. 22.-The
Minnehaha Hotel was burned last night. 1t
is thought that no lives were lost, but as the
register was burned nothing definite is
known. Loss, $4,000.
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The Tonnage Blll Indorsed.

BATH (Me.), Oct. pat the meeting OF
the American Shipping and Industrial
League to-day resolutions were adopted in
dorsing the Tonnage Bill and recommend
Ing farmers. mechanics aud manufacturing
organizations to support only such Repre-
sentatlYes as are favorable To this bill.
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suioida of a Veterinary Surgeon.

ST. PAUL (hinn.), Oct. 22.-Dr. Charles
A. Stein. Veterinary Surgeon of Clusters
regiment. Seventh Cavalry, was found
dead in his house Tuesday. A partly empty
vial of prussic acid showed that he had
taken his own life. He was 53 years of age.
The morning call., 1891-10-23
The Canadian Doodle Scandal.

QUEBEC, Oct, 22.-At to-day's sitting OF
the Royal Commission, inquiring into the
Bay of Chaleurs Railway scandal. Pacaud's
testimony was favorable to Premier Mer-
oia
The morning call., 1891-10-23
SECRETARY BLAINE.
A Talk With Boston Merchants on the Ques.
tien of Reciprocity.

LIUH UI NVUIFIJULIy
Boston, Oct. 22.-Secretary Blaine was
met this morning at Young's Hotel and in
the course of conversation he remarked that
he enjoyed more than four months absolute
rest, something he had not had for many
long year before. He said it was nearly one
month after reaching Bar Harbor before he
began to realize the improvement in his
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BASEBALL MEETING.

Annual Session OF the American Association
at Chicago.
CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-The American Base
ball Association held its annual meeting
here to-day. The association is reported in
good financial condition, and it was voted
by the Directors that a new Chicago club
will be admitted to membership. President
Phelps in his annual report spoke rather
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A Bandit Killed,

HAVANA, Oct 22.-The notorious bandit
Palenzuela was killed by soldiers in San
Juan woods, near Colon. TO-DAY.
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Russian Steamer Burned.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. PA passenger
steamer on the Volga was destroyed by fire
near Rybinsk to-day and seven persons per-
ished in the flames.
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For purifier Irrefragable evidence exists
which proves conclusively that it produces
the equally sure beneficial effects with the
most popular and reliable. sulphur bath.
whether artificial or gushing from the
bosom of Mother Nature. Rheumatic all
ments as well as eruptive complaints, Sores,
Pimples and Abrasions of the Skin are
speedily and entirely removed by it, Note
how insignificant the cOst-25 cents per
cake, 60 cents for box of three cakes.
Sold by druggists.
oc24 Il FrTu
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THE INFLUENZA.

An Epidemic Spreading in Parts of France
and Austria.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-The influenza in viru-
lent form has broken out at Angouleme and
other places in the Department of Charente
VIENNA Oct. 22.-InfluenZa is raging in
Galicia, and 1000 cases are reported from
Lemherg alone.
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A Mining secretarY Arrested.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-At an examination in
bankruptcy proceedings to-day of the Di-
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JUMPED TO HIS DEATH.
A Despondent San Francisco Shoemaker Leaps
From Car Window.

From Car Window
COLUMBUS Ohio, o t. %. - Matthias
Reitz, shoemaker en- route from San Fran
cisco to Philadelphia, accompanied by his
wife and child jumped from the window of
a car on the Panhandle Railroad, near Lon
don, Ohio, tonight while in a fit of despOnd-
ency. The body was not recovered at a
late hour. His wife came to Columbus, and
Is waiting until the remains are recovered.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

3 6s'is More Outraged and Clicked TO
Death On the Roadside.
BLoODHOUNDS WILL NOT TAKE The TRAIL
A Prisoner at eOnham, Who Vas Transferred from
the Jai TO More Comfortable Quar-
tiers, Attempts TO Escape.

BAsTRor Tex. June 2O.-Ncws
reached here Thursday evening OF Il
most horrible crime committed at
Upton. u station on the |. b. and II.
railway, about ten miles bcloE Bas-
trop. Miss Belle More young LADY
about Il years old step-daughteg Of
A. J. Belamy, went to visit some
neighbors named Sharpe, saying that
sic would return at a certain hour.
Not coming home at the time she said
size would. her mother went t. Mrs.
Shapes to get her. Mrs sharpe told
her that she had left there some time
before. A search was instituted for
her and about dusk her body was
found about 100 yards from the road.
She had been outraged and choled 10
death. A messenger was sent TO
Slnithyille, about eight miles below.
to get some bloodhounds that were
with a convict camp at that place
The dogs were brought up early in
The morning but for some reason re
fused 10 take the trail \ white man
living in the neighhorhood was az
rested on suspicion, but rs there
was no evidence against him he
was released, he being able TO account
fer himself that evening. The
person who committed the deed must
have expected her 10 come lhat way,
as the evidence showed that he had
been waiting some time. The people
are terribly excited and il he is
caught it is hardly probable that he
will put the county to the expense OF a
trial.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-06-26

The Behring sea bill has received
the royal assent.
Prince B;,mar,1 has recently been
suffering from Iumbago.
President B,r,ilias has asked rom
o-,ess n ,ss.o,.s canitaI nunisbmcnt in
1n,+eT,Iq
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the biII to reduce import duties on
cor, sbaIi 90 INTO ogol-ition forthwith.
A9'iees ron ~ ! e''''7'"'! state
that AeSo'''''ion9 io- ''li''','- 0i''i U'i-
ue 'S''i'','Is Will --''' 'e0''
a sensation mas ', IN I'''5p" III
M"ufi" oF ln' '''f19' '' Il' u''1'i''99 oi
castro Etlil'i W. 1'' ''.'- , '''' . u u 'i''''
treating Ac' i'''i'7'- ''i'''.
The British admiral and the Portu-
gueSe governor general nave amicaoIy