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New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
LILLY STILL ~ HIDING.

TIL, detective who in search of Mi'hae' LAZY, the
former Bridge policeman VINO Is accused Of assault
with intent 20 XII, did not report at the District
Atoracy's Office yesterday. some OF Laliys iflends
say that he will surrender himself when he has secured
bondsmen but the general opinion among those familiar
with the case is that he VIII not voluntarily appear,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
4 JURY AWIRDs s12. 800.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Feb. 2f.-A dispatch to "The
No,rss from Lebanon Ind. SAYS: In the case OF
George A. Miller against the Louisville, New-Abany
and Chicago Railroad for damages on account OF injuries
sustained in the Carmel Bridge disaster, the jury gave
the plaintiff $l2 800"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
~ AppFIL EOR AID FROM KANSAS.

BOSTON, Feb. oI.-An appeal comes through ulo
mai, from J. +. Nichols, Of Achlie'' ha"'h' '"','
ran +, the charitable fogs aid II SAYS thit t'c
,.-nle arr. iu,ouvc.i. .hef ID p. oh extent By u'
dronth Of last ,casol tat they are w.t:'n fooi o'
seed and also without means To obtain tne ssin", n
The names OF the county clerk ana ueasuief 'Ns eA
as references.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
YrrrrD ALL HIS VALUABLE DOGS.

Wilmington Del, Feb. II (speoiaD.-James e
NcConb. of CIaymont, killed all the dogs IN MS
valuable kennel to-day. They had been olt'ch Dy
mad dog The kennel contained twenty lnporG0
En yish fox hounds, the best hunters IN the state
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
BROWIyG REFUSES TO SIGN.

Iouisvile. Feb. oI-Browning the ball player, has
ref,sed to sign with the Louisville team thougn
5000 salary was offered and allowance OF claim iof
Hi2l hncl pay guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
NINE VALUABLE THOROUGHBREDS POISONED

NINE VALUABLE Observation-Disclosures
Dublln Feb. 21.-A dispatch from Cclbridge, County
kildare saws that nine valuable Thoroughbred race
horses and hunters at SheTwins training staoe' a'
Celbridgc have been poisoned by arsenic, when was
,aced in the oats given TO them for food. The
tboroughbreds were owned by the Duke OF LcinSters
onward Captain Thornton, and other men Of tho
ncighborhood.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

NATIVE VILLAGES SlIELLED Ef FEEN'i SiiIP9.
san Francisco Feb 21-Captain Ferguson, Of the
ic Tahiti which has Just arrived here, reports that
a., the Island Of Raca two French ships, the chaplain
and the Voga have been shcllng the native villages
Landing parties from the ship, have conlnerid the
i've tribes the coast but the natives HNlHs III inc
mountains have not been sublugated.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
FIFTY INSURGENTS KILLED IN BURMAH.

Calcutta, Feb. 2l.-DispatcheS received mere from
pancoon say that fifty insurgents have been killed
in light which took place the frontier OF Wuntho.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

Rucnos Ayres. Feb. 2l.-A state OF siege mas Deer
declared here. force OF artillery mas Deeh DIoush
n thc capital from Zarate and the troops at Palermo
ano held I'm readiness for an emergency The public
has become much alarmed at the state OF affairs
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
THE NEWS FROM LONDON.
AID PARNELL STARTING ON HIS CAMPAIGN
IN IRELAND.

mspUTING OVER THE MISUSE OF FUNDS IN
TENDED FOR EvICTED TENANTs-MR. DILLON
AND MR. o'BRIEN N PRIsON-THE BAG
CARAT sCANDAL-A NOTABLE
SECEDER FROM THE
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
A THOUSAND MEN KILLED.
CRUSHING DEFEAT OF OSMAN DIGNAS
FORCE By THE EGYPTIANS At TOKAR.

HAND DTO-HAND FIGHT FOR AN HOUR
rrr-,-DnuD- or- .n.nc
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@aneerbare gaettmna.

Grau M. Curtain in QIatnFeIb, Suinpis, maat bes
I'D auf BE aunse fdlus. Gtnen Maonat lang lteb lie
FH ppn itrem Saus=Grtt bebanbeln, ouetn fe wnrbe
imner frdnter. DerfeIbe ertldrte ihr, vbas fe Bofs
nun9slps Der S9ntnbfu@t r~erfaIen ieiH uub ba6 iRr
feline Mebietn Der Welt uebr beIfen tonne. pa ems
sfakI ifr Gpcthefer ibr Rings Meues G@wtubfu@t8=
9eilntttel. sic tdufte 54 etne SIai&e bappn unb tn
BON Gag 81 Sag beferte. Sfe 8ebraa@te ba8 Mtttel
meter unb ne@bem fe 10 EIai4en rertrau@t bate,
fanb fes babfe pblts sefunb mar. Sest rerriGfet Fe
gteber TIRE 9anszarbeit unb jast, bab fe f@ ME In
.brem aeben pebIer sefhblt baBe.
ErobezGlaiAen btefes erDben 9eilmittelS gratis In Der
Drc8nens@rcbbdnblHng BON Dretb, Ehpmp5ou & So.
Bum gertanf tn alien Gpctteten srcBe Slai&en 80
Gents uub $l.0e.
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8 t | s.
Cages Gbrpnif.
9. 8 Il u or.


1919. 1ebergan9 beS groben &urfuriten
iiber baS furiide @aff.
1876. Saiues @att gu Greenpd in Sdotts
Lamb sebpren. Grfinber Der 9~ampfmaiGine.
1779. Daoi6 @arrif 3t Spnbon seitorbeu.
Mime unb Sdaulpieler.
1898. Subnig XVI. Nppea an bas Gplf
iuirb oeriporfen.
1898. Grbfnuus bes Sriebens : Gpmgreies
gu 9taftatt.
1918. YreuBiides gbict nesen 9tussdbe
bon 10 MtiIionen S9abiGeinen NIT 3pangs.
@ours.-9tapcleon BET 4its VII. in Scntaines
bleau.
1874. @furat, a6nig ron 9&eaper, belett
Ront.
1881. Die Gonbpner gpnferens erfennt bie
11rabbGngisteit itnb Gentralttdt 8elgiens on.
1889. 8. q. SdneiSer ~ Berlin geitprben.
8eriibnter &apeltneiiter. - 9te Gngldnber
erobert aben.
1916. @riinbung Der er1ten fre~tsepangeliIden
Genaeinbe gu &5nigsberg.
1862. Mlsemeine Ginfabrung bes Surhets
in ben Sdulen Sa9iens. -Ga[a6t Bel Mii
Sprins, 8p. Die &ebelen b~erlieren ibrer
General 3cHifpfer, iotpie aud bic S9ladt.
1871. @eneral ppt @Dben 1iest Bel ct.
Quentin.
1874. Soffmartn b. SaaersIeber geitprben.
1882. Naturforider s. b. S9lagintireit in
Miin9en seftorbett.
1888. ~untersang bes YoitbatapferS ,Gtms
brio" bel Gorfum 40 q~erionen ertranfen.
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TeraS ..

Mus Mesquite tDirb beri@tet, boB
Der 0aulirer 90. 9. Sports bon leineut
partner @lis erI9oHen purbe. Sic
ifritten bariber, auf tpel1e Weife Bud.
ftnben auf Clos 8eu1alt tperoeit un6 ges
rietben babel berart In @utb, b0B
Gparfs iein MeKer 3og unb CHS brei
G@lfe auf i'm abfeuerte. Der M6r.
ber 1T entfoben.
- Vim 6amftag be3ablten bic 2auf.
leute Ia Neu.8 raunfels 10 Gents fit
bas pfunb Baumtpoue iinb boB Mes
fuItat NOR, boB 1000 BaIlen gum Marft
gebraht murben.
= en- Comfort fiarb 6. RolentbaI
I'm alter bon So Sabren nod atDeitu6,
@entliGem Rrantemlager. St mar In
Berlin geboren unb felt 80 Sabren Be-
tpobner bes Staates. ct mar Elm lie.
benspiirbi9er Mann, reid an 6un1or
uu0 Mib unb binterldBt rur Greunbe.
bic ieinen Sob betrauern. Griebe ieis
ner Mf@e!
- Sn Gnrt @ortb III 9. &. punen
berbaftet tpprbrn, Der In Mempbis
ftd6tif@e @elber I'm 8etrage $40. 600
unteri@laaen battle uub geioben MGR.
Sn Sort Mortb lebte Ct unter benz Nas
men 8. g. 2oirrenee.
- 9ie Detpegurg CUR @rtnbun9 eli.
rer britien pattei III Ia Sort Mortb uns
ter ben Nuipiaien Der Garmer : Nliou3
Ina 0pheu nerufpm tnn<Aen MiknTfeNer
berfelben aus 3arrant urb Den angrens
aenben Counties haben fi@ uuter benz
NameE "Texas Citizens Alliance or.
ganifrt. Sbre pIatform berIanet:
abI9afung aler MISUNDERSTANDING /;
Rec'' ungsfontrole Der 8abnen; Der
mel ing Der Standardization auf $40
par capita unb bic freie unb unbe.
gren3te Silberprdgung; augemeine
G@ulbilbuna. Bon Sort Wortb aus
iolI fiG bic Organization iber ben ean.
3en Staat b~erbreiten.
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Seffentli@e MuSeiss.
81 aporsOffiee. /
N Mnfnu;n ~ Nnn 1901 (

Suu NHtuttUI Id. yubs
@s uirb biermii ansn intersfirten
Berionen 6enntniB geaeben bon benz
8orGeben Der 5taot San Nntonio our
GtDeiteruns Der @rodets ; 5troBe oon
Der 2ofopoz StraBe in tpefIiber &i9.
tuug gum 5au WntoniD JluHe. fir
pel9en 3wed eepiTes Yribai. giseus
tbum beanfpru9t Dirb nnb OaB bic bon
BEN M9tboren s. %. MeNlifer,
gounipri6ter BON 8erar gounin, ers
mamie Gommifiion our Mbi6dbuna oes
Mestbes beg fir bic grmeiterung Der
9traEe n5lbiaen gisenibams unb sbeus
falls CUR MbEddBung bet 8Uribeile,
welbe ben @runOeigenibimern in be-
fagter 5traee un6 Na@bari6aft babon,
bur1 bic bofgsf6Iasene @rweiierung
erwa9}eu, ibren Beri9t als fol1e Som.
milton ansefertist unb beim gtabts
@lerf abgegebeE bat, hber uel6en be-
fo9ten Beri@t Der Gtabtrotb her Gtabt
Sun Mntonio am Montag, ben 2. Sag
bes Gebruar 1891, Wahmittags 4:30
perbanbeln tDirb. ale p%srionen, nell
DE R6 burd bic @nti9eibuug Der be.
fc9ser Rommifion banaGtbeiItst fibs
len, f6nnen UNI bieie 3eit benz Gtabt.
rntb ibre @egengriinbe unterbreiten.
8rDan GaIIagbGn n,
GtteHirt: Wapor,
6. 80. gIaubcn, Gtabt=@Iert.
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anoeres Gelb su baben uao lieBea ruu
bic ari1en Rerle, an 1900 Wana mi.
Welbern unb R'nbern, BET gefauten
Maga3inen, einfa6 bungera. 90 trat
enolid nod mebreren Moten Elm
9anptling aa rem 6aubtdaenten un5
fagte ibn: Wir Mdnner fSnnen iHon
eeer buageru. a1er mas iollen mir ur>
fern Weiberu unS Ginbern aeben, bic
gu ellen haben moaens" unb ba foQ
nun Der eemiKtnloie Squire inn ge.
aatportet baben: uWeinettpegen gebt
ibnen @ras ober Seu!"
MtI acknowledgements tpar es gana bies
telbs WeuBerung, eur6 bic 1843 ein
f9urflfGer Gabriflnt bic bungernben
Weber i'm Gulengebir9e in G1Iefen sur
yet3hxiHuna bra9te. Notb unb foIts
blhtiser 0oba 1T eben 3u bel. Mm
arOern Sage b%etbranntsn bic eSnbianer
bic Mgentur iammt ben 8samten un5
rtidIen bann bor Neu .nIm, I'm Gle
WeiBen aus benz 2anhe gu treiben. i0r
befen Nbtretuug is bic ySaGraelbst"
empfangeu iollten. GurGibare @rdael
finb oa begangen lDorben, absr = wer
mar f6ulb ba,an2
Die Sinur purben fpdter mad cen
ridwaraen Bergen, ben 8Iad 6;ls in
Dafota gebra6t, aber Die WeiBen fOIgs
ten ibEen eben aud bort5in nod. l1nb
gum uuglad faao fa nod ~nbenbrein,
baB oie f@patsen Serge Mstale fdb.
rem. Do9 babon ndb1ens mehr.
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g { rf d ~ nmb E 4.

Eomtu Y, Mahy De5. '88.
@aftnr o MeEpuOusb f9reibi: es ID mir
Elm San betanuf alub e freuf mid ,.es befunnt
% ulae)sn. 6ab @ailer a0nie'a Merben. etdrler
sabsi fi9 f. gut bepd6st 9at. pie gatisutia if
siae iauet Dame, tDtIde felt ibrer Sueenb an
Taufn6t lit. gif meine GrapfebIung nabm fe
baS Mittel. un6 fsit 6rel M6naten Bat ie tei-
aen auf0n msbr eetabt. +
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OeffemtIiGe Mnseise.
MaDors Office,
SON Mnfonin IA Sau tQ1

SdH Nnf0n1o, 10. Sart., VI.
IS tDirb hermit allen i~ntereKirteu
pelfOnen SenntniB gsseben bon BEN
Woreeben Ger Gtaot San Mntonio aur
grueiterung Der @:aDioas5 iraSs, fhr
msl6ea 3med sepiTes prioat. Gigen-
ihum beanTpyadt mirb uno hab Ste bon
benz N9tbarsn 5. %. MeAlifter, gouns
irtidter bon Nsrar @ountp, ernannte
Gommifion our Ibf9dBuns oes Wers
Ties bes fur bic Grmeiterung Der StraBe
n6tbisen @igentbums, unb ebenfals
aur Nbf6dbune Ser @ortheiIe, tuel6e
ben @runbsiaentbimern In beiasier
5traBe unb Ra6barf1aft BACON, bur9
bic borgefilagene GrDeiteruug ertpaGs
len, ibren Beriht ais fo!6e GommiHion
anseferiigt urb beini Gtabt GIert abges
gebeu bet. iibgr melnen beiagten BE.
ri1t Der 9iobtratb Der Stabt san Mns
tonic an Mouiag. ben Q. Sag bes
Ssbruar 1891, g.o@mittags 1880 bers
haubeIn wisb. Nns peri0nen, tpelGe
fi@ brr9 bic @ntf6eibung Der telagter
&ommifion bena@tbeiIigt fabIet, f6ns
men I'm bisfe 3eit Gem 9tabtratb ibre
@egengriinbe unterbreiien.
8rDan @aIIaeban,
Mttefirt : Wapor.
8. 8. taubo n, Stabt @Iert.
@@-IS. .LTsG Cf..
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2ei6e bes @erifaners 90. &~obrisue3
auf9efii@t. Ser Mantt tpar IS Sabre
nit. Mdn glaubt, baB ct beim WaFere
i@6pfen in ben SluB fieI.
Nn Mltersi9pd9e farb Die See
gerin Sennie anberion. bic ibren 1O6.
8eburtstag gefeisrt batte. sic par
fri1er @flabin bon g. Maberid If.
unb manbette nit 6efeH Gamilie bor
BET &epolutioa bon Norb : Carolina
nod Seras aus, 100 fe felt Der 3eit in
San Nntonio mobnte.
= 9as Central. @omite bes ,9eut=
i6eu Stages" bdlt beute Nbenb cine
8eriammlung In 59ol3's 6aae ab.
= Ser st. SofepbssNereM bat feline
8eamtentpabf a~bgebalten. Dsl9e bag
folgenbe @eiultat ergab: @eifli6er
@tp. 8. pefertorn; prdfbent: Iuten
Nbam; 8iee.B rdRbent: Miuiam 9es
ring; secretdr: Subu s. &ipps ;
s6abmsiiter: 8. -. Menser; giblio.
tbetar: Soiepb Sdglp; Gabaentr6ger:
Gran3 Stehant; @iFfant Gabuentrds
ger: Nusuif GufeI, Sobn q. Brent;
@erpaltungsrath: peier @iierlob, Snp.
s. Gislmaun, peter 99ifsrs. ). s.
5dltenfuB; Maribaq: Sofepb gteimel.
- Nm her @de bon 5. StraBe unb
Moenue 8 murbe am 5nnntag Gbenb
elm dIte,er Mann Narnens 8artlep
Shannon iiberfabren. Ct erlitt einen
8einbru9 unb erbielt anbere gefdbr'
Tide @erlebungen.
= Rabe benz Babnbpf Der Ghbli@eu
pacificsB abn III ON Sonntag Mbenb G
ubr s. Ripagp ppr 8. @ar3a erf6of1eu
tpOrben unb erIag ipdter Der Wunbe.
8eibe batten borber In einem Sau3lotal
on Der @rosbbs5 traBe fart 9etrunfen.
= Sic San Wntonio 8retptng Ifo,
cation (Gitp 8rauerei) bat eineu reuen
8raumeiier. 9err 8. S@reiber, ensaz
eirt, BET i'm Rufe ffebt, In Chicago, mo
ct elmer Ser bebeutenbRen 8ralereien
b~orfanh, aas behe Bier gebraut au
baben.
= giner eroben @efabr lit am
grnntag Radmittag 9err M. &euter
entqc1sen. St fubr nit ieinem feuris
gen c,ppelgelpann i'm Bu3sp bic Com,
merc 'raBe entlang, ais CT pl6Bli9 ben
8olaea, bet bic Staage bdlt, berIor
unb bic Wagenl@eite gegen bic 8eine
6er Sbiere i6lugeu. Die Yferbe tuas
rem niht az 1alten. bod blieb 6err
Reuter I'm BusSp fBen. Nn Der gde
ber preias9 traBe tpo0te bas linte pferb
init einem Sab eiabiesen, tpoour@ bas
'8R9ep umgepprfen tpurbe. &euter ers
bielt Quetf9ungen unb 6@rammen I'm
gefidt uub am arm, mar aber i'm
Stanoe fi6 81 erbeben uab gu SUB nod
feinem Saloon 3l geben. Sie pferbe
murben bonn Buass fret uub 1iefeu mad
benz MainsB laja, no man He einfng.
= Ser farbise Tubrmann Be.
Guigbt Der bon benz Drummer Der
Meffern Woobparb, 90. %. 9aplor,
oersangenen Dienftag sei9oKen purbe,
lit geHorbea. Saplor bebauptete, in
SelbffbertheiSigung gebanbelt 5u ba.
ben unb III ~Dorldufis perf9uuhben; er
bsrfpa@ aber, f@ an fellen, fobaIb
fem pro3sB aufgerufen tDirb.
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9see piels Sabre iGon 1T Or Suu's Sufen Gplnp
betannt als has bette Wittei eesen Sunen unb 9etfers
isit. gs psrfSaHt Pets fcslst& GrletStsruns, Erets
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&naleue Mrntee.ealbe.

Die bette GaIbe Der Belt fir e6aitte,
0uetidunsen, @ef3pire. Giebers uab SaHt'
9nsf6Ias, Gle4te, ~selbrungene edabe, 6ssi'
benIef uno ALE ~Sauttransbeiten ; tarirt 3D.
u,arrSoiben ober feline Besabians. 8alise
Sattsfaetioa sardutirt ODER ba8 @eIb pirb
sura6erfattet. % Gents BITE S1a9teI. Bun,
gertauf in allen Mpotbeeea. Dreib, Gbnmp'
fon & Co., @5oleiaIe.
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QlGer(ei.

m MHetlet.
- Sn Der 8erfammluns OH gams.
tag Rod mittag murbe bet 4ntrag beg
Or. Nmos @rabes angenommen. 3u.
nddf bel ben biefigen 8abnseielf9af.
ten. = ber Sibliden Baciics uab BET
Nranfas paB.9abn- Nnfrage alt boil.
ter, unter uelden 9ebiugungen bieiels
ben geueigt tDdren, Die Sinie nod 2lano
~aus5ubauen; ebe man fid ben 6dnoe1
elmer a~ustudrtigeu @eIellmaft, ber
Waco & 2ampaias Nabn udmli9, #6ers
liefert, bic fel5fperffdnbli6 gu @unfen
Macos arbeitet tpiirbe. NuBerbem
follte bod 3~ub6rberff ermittelt tperben,
pel@e poftiseu 8ortbeile San Mntoaio
BON benz 8au elmer Balm nod 2(ano
bat. Oieie Gragen fnb einem 3omite
ib~eriraeen porben, peIGes in elmer
auf Den nd@ften 9amftus anbsraumten
8erfammlung 8eridt erfatten fol-. -
unb bieIe Gragen eli@einen uns febr
am plabe 5u fein! @emiB in, baB
tuen1 Der QlonO Ditrift bur9 cine bonn
Often fnmnen0e 8abn erl@loHen tuirt
- enilpeber BON Mafo. BON Sort Mprtb
ober bon no anbers ber - bieIe Dabn
unter allen ilmitdnoen ger5intung nit
Sun MHtonio fu@en nub unb nint in
Qlauo Iiegen bleiben fam. 0b absr
bier ie, ielbf tptttl San Mntonio bic
Balm baueu iDlte, G@mei3Derte er.
ri6tet uiirbeu, if fart 5u beaueiFeIn.
.WeIdeu 3Ded folte es beun haber,
bos~ gr3 mad San Mnionio au bers
i9iFeu, UNI es bier f1mel3en unb RENT.
gen az tafen, tpeiltt biefer prn3eB an
Ort uub STEELE nit ipeniget untolen
ausgefhbrt tperoeu Tam. Mir gIau.
Sen, bnB bic 8ortbeile. tpeI9e San
MntoniO bon elmer 8abnpsrbinbuag nit
Q[ano gountp ebentusA baben bilrfte,
bebeutenb iberi6dbt werben.
= DDS Gammers &omite Der Com.
ntsreial gT6ange tlagt, baB es niGt
6as etbofte gntsegeutommeu BEL ben
8irgern finbe. M6@te bic gr@ange
uimt einel Ylatl borlegsn, mas nit
BEN geInmmelten Gelbe eiQentIi@ ge
fdeben unb auf tpel@e Weiie IS aus
gs'psaes! iosIosn iOus Ote Duteef
nv s'uas SuILlyIlg espDfOen, Was
ten IL; lie tDiiufGeu au pifen unb boz
osM ~ W.. ~ us.Ia.9fn. pug lgnen
Saat E.uSIs s.Ius. u gI1g, Was nIan ~
.guh ueagEwt.g!. ac1r gaosn OoW lgoa
enIs1e gIIugsuhgsA ~ 70 MaaweH
yu1sa SegaUI, S'aO ). %. ole 9au'
lsaGs ODH UOaaI0' pc 9es gmls
ssulDnss oslsa. anissDIagl pntoen,
lug sslOas GnOeres us jug Saialre On
CtH SelIel9s SzoO per ntoneI- an
gig lHnge ganie, Delge oas Sglsu'
l@tsIg u esIOsgIe. IaI Tureau.nalollea
nnD IuI SgIslomaIelsa! g. aus8e8eoen
UOiosas Oie ont9er gaoen gar rem
SaleIele oaran, lolqe nuglolen 5rlit'
!u.s lAs Seoes 5u rllen ufo au ulIters
ga1ssn y He OeTlgaHen tDne9 ou@
.sIneiisI gsugen;-es lpetat, oaB man
oDa s.nsm pfaIloen'ett per TalrsAno'
S1u..uA Is.ass!s, Au1,'Italloaen, neoer
ueusIl'wl' npw Uls
naastsln1lsB Dsr!angi.
Ds. @sai..ssg.sf ssllDslm gaarr
0utDe gu S9mpdg 1oeno mil Wfrs.
y. y. yIatl 1alares epsli@ 1er6nnoeti.
SH OsF Nlan.D S!raBe lief am
SaMgag AOeIO elHe eiefirll@e Gar
SsM gelelle uno gegen ole Mtoiler Dor
Dsm pOwale lWeI Uasden, peI@e EN-
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ginjelnheiten BEL 8. MIIea &
6cbn, go. 5 preias5 traBe, sesen.
ilber g. Magner.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-20

An incident which caused muct,
amusement and set everybody talking
occurred in the court room on a recent
afternoon. John Williams, who had
been charged on several indictments for
burglary, felonious entry, larceny, etc.,
put was decided not guilty on all but
three indictments, pleaded guilty on the
indictment for larceny, During the day
q rooster was offered in testimony. ii
being claimed that the prisoner had
stolen the bird.
Now this rooster, like any other sen.
able bird, kept Its mouth shut and be.
haved very nicely indeed during the
trial. But when Judge Bittenger called
the prisoner up and passed sentence upon
him the rooster could contain himself no
longer, and from within his basket pris.
on there came crow of delight and ex.
ultation. The effect was rather start.
ing as well as amusing. The crowd
chuckled with suppressed merriment
and even the stern Judge was noticed to
relax his countenance little. The mer.
riment at length snbsided and the rooster
was voted q dandy. But that historic
bird had not yet fully demonstrated his
appreciation Of the circumstances to bis
own satisfaction.
Williams was afterward called up to
receive sentence on another indictment,
and the unsuspecting people were again |
almost electrified by hearing another
hearty crow from the rooster. That bird |
was evidently glad that the prisoner was
sentenced and wanted it understood too. |
York Pa.) Daily.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-20


Uhe oy one the men followed him N m
ience. In ten minutes Milicent was alnra
with her husband. He turned toward hi.
aiid said In choked and broken voice:
@Millicentp
swell Silas.n
She held out one hand toward him. Ha
giasped it In both his own and fell Il, nj
Knees before her with her trembling band
held to his lips.
An hour later they came forth from tha
shadows Of the forest and walked down tLa
trall IN the moonlight, and were seen M mora
In Fairplay Guleh. NJ
lae outgoing stage took upa man and A
woman passenger next day, ten niles from
Hanging Rock, n -
"rhey was mighty sober passengers i sa;d
.ne stage driver atterwaid @Both d, EN-
looked as i they'd cried all night, and tbev
hadn't much to say; but they seemed mipht.
~ lux up with each other Iie called har
inlliiy, an She called him 'Silasi / fbinr
tney was bound for Denver, and exnected IL
30 farther on west from there
Ihey were heard Of no more NJ tba Tittio
Gshrlstabel, but years afteryard HarIev
vance, While travelling iii California, cama
across pretty little house hidden away on a
raiich N most beautiful mountain valley
he occupants were a man and woman 6e
excellence. ''S a'a
never opened my head about it ID tbam
or 70 anybody" " he said afterward. abnt that
woman was our Milly and that husband N
4 hers we all thought too worthless 10 liye "
lenas Dane in Detroit Free Press, z,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-20

George Wilson. fourteen years old,
living IN Rockport. had narrow escape
from death at an early hour Tuesday
morning The boy lives with his parents
On q farm BY the side Of the river. about
200 feet from the Nickel Plate trestle
bridge, the farm having roadway lead
ing TO the bridge The boy is subject to
sleep walking EARLY Thursday morn
ing be got outof bod while In a somnam-
bulistic condition and walked down
stairs. passed his parents room, and out
on the farm
he came TO the trestle work and start
cd to walk across. Deputy Marshal
stanton happened to DO Ut the other end
Of the bridge and saw a white figure
small In stature, rapidly approaching,
stepped to one side until the boy had
passed, and then started TO follow him,
Fearing that II be caught hold Of him
no might be frightened into d ct Of
sickness, be called him BY name several
times until the boy awoke. He stood
for several minutes wondering where be
was and almost tainted with fright
Stanton then walked up to him and the
boy recognized him. The bridge 10
nearly sixty feet In height and there is
nothing 10 walk on but ties. Cleveland
Plain Dealer,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-11-20

Some Of our schoolhoys have opportu.
mites 70 learn history without taking
much trouble about it. In a large school
there may be pupils Of dozen nationali,
ties--italian. Spanish Swedish. Norwe-
gan, French, German, Hebrew. Irish
Finnish. Russian-and each Of these has
its own national days, as we have Ours
on the Fourth Of July and the Twenty.
second of February An American boy
of inguiring mind viii naturally want 10
Rnow what those national days are, and
what they commemorate.
Suppose we take the Seventeenth Of
May for an example, when all the Nor.
wegian children like to be absent and
have a good time somewhere This is
the national holiday OF the Norwegian
people, Whal happened on that day that
the people Of Norway should hold il in
such honor
A well informed Norwegian boy will
answer thaLon May II. 1914, the people Of
Norway declared their Independence.
During the Bonaparte wars an attempt
was made to unite Norway and Sweden
on terms that would have been degrading
70 Norway reducing her to the rank of
sub]ect province The people rose
against this threatened indignity, and
declared their independence,
i happened that the king Of Sweden
was Bernadotte one Of the Bonaparte
marshals, man Of much ability and
some real insight into the nature Of
things he proposed TO Norway a kind |
Of union that she could accept without
ioss Of self respect union under one |
king, indeed, but also under one consti-
tuition, each state being sovereign within
itself and each governing itself in all |
matters, local and domestic
This constitution expressly declared
that Norway should remain forever free,
independent, indiyisible and inalenable.F
The union was, IN fast, an application
o. the federal Or home rule principle
This constitution was adopted Nov. 4,
1914, but the day celebrated and beloved
BY Norwegians is May n, when they de.
slared that they would not be Joined to
sweden except in an equal aud honorable
anion. e Youths Companion