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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-03-21
Milling News.

Minneapolis, March 1.-THE North
western Miller says:
The mills ground almost as much
-four this week a. last. The aggregate
production was ZIG, 633 bbls, - against
l23, 276 the week before.
Nearly al the millers report better
demand for their product, especially Ion
foreign shipment. There u Q good de-
mand for all grades, particularly bakers
and low grades. Prices are 10 and 1os
higher than . week ego
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-03-21

ROSE very early
the next morn
ing,-I was more
than ever strength
ened In my reso-
lutions of the
past night. - my
projects were en-
tircly formed, and
nothing remained
now but for me
to carry them ont.
UnObs erve d of
took my way
I carried with
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-03-21

Tennessee's peanut crop This year =
70. IA S7vU,V0O. line average yield per
acrs h tOrlytwo busnelA
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-03-21
Magma Charta.

BY far the greatest of all state papers is
Magma Charta. The original Of this IA
nous document is preserved in the manu-
script department, George Ills library,
in lie British museum. Its text covers a
space seventeen by fifteen inches, and Is
contained in eighty-seven lines, written
neatly and with precision. The ink was
black. Except eth" the letters are discOn-
necied. The charter is in one paragraph.
Capitals are freely employed, precedent
which was followed in draughting the
United States Constitution. The main
part Of tine instrument is in Latin, but Ger
tain assages arc in NUrman-Latin. and
over these there have been disputes as 70
the translation. The authenticity Of the
charter is Ger flied by the seals Of King
John and twenty-three barons. The
Kings seal is q reddish-brown stone, two
and one half inches in diameter and nearly
circular. The figure of n knight Is poorly
cut upon 1t. II is pierced Numerically
with q leather thong, by means OF which,
like the barOns' seals, II Is fastened to the
lower edge of the charter. These seals,
tw,nty-eight in number, preserve the
names of the eighteen barons who wrested
Magma Charta from King John, and Of
ten other persons, prelates or barons. who
were the Kings securities. Statues OF
these immortal eighteen barons now adorn
Us many inches in the gothic pillars sup
porting the interior of the chamber oil the
House of Lords. Westminster palace.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-03-21
An Argument.

A ludicrous argument took place recent
" between two colOred p,wsbOys al the
national capital.
"Jim." demanded one tatterdemali0n Of
the other. ''wilp was de fus mani'
"Gawge Washington, cou'seT scOrn-
fully.
"'Twa'n't nudder, Il was AdamI"
81 tell We knows betlah; faw de Bible
an de Biography bofe say that Gawge was
fus in war. fIls In peace n fus In s0mfin
else, / dIsremember jis' w'atI'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03
Mus Ser & drbenIebre.

Florence: Mama, tpel4s prd4tiee
Sarbe Snfet Sorns Rais bat. @as
fur cine 6arbt tsaat her ben auf?
Mama (srimnig}s ga Das eehen,
2inbi Gber fcbitt gnsss . BIZ fa1ak
AaS s9ies teiae MaaHisxbf1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03
Neitte @eine!

Sci llnter;eidnstent fnb rt:ae
ielbitaefelterte @eine treni aus eent
5duie stbplt 81 frlssnren biaissn
pretlen sa baben:
Gatapba, 40 Gents per 6ldIbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03

Gpneprp, Is Gents PER Glai6e oter
Slai6er fir Is Gents.
Gas. &im el.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03

Man periidere lem 4eben fiir 25 Gts.
9e9en aIe @eiabrtn Der Shiuinbiubt,
inoem man immcripdbreno Sr. YuQ's
SuIten Sprnp im Saule baltic.
Ser @ert3 bes ~beriibmtcn Safuatipn
Seles lit bur6 ietue sa9lreiden 3uren
biuldl9li9 beiuieIen. Gs lit elm nun.
berbares Ntittel fir alle duBerliden
Sdmer5en, uurah Die @eni9beit leibet
ruib foItet bod mr. 25 gts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03
Cine 9ebenBrettungSs


Station.
9lpotbefer (su eiuem GremSen, Der
seaen Gin 11br Moraene p~srsreifelt
an Der @a@tsEods 3ie5D: n@as If
ba unten los ?"
SrembIins n@oHen - Sic elm
Wenidenleben retten?"
I~potbeter: rSa, setpib mas sibt
es benn ?"
trembling: yDann fommeu - Sie
= RAID berunter = adj OF peb -
(bri9t in einen flr9terIi4en Suiten
aus unb geben - Git D. mir =
a9 = OF = ettpas = au S4napS.
Sie Saloons - fab - al - ale
seidI-o6en !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03
Gin gefu1 d.

y@ar Semanb bier, tpGbrenb i'd
fort nar?" fragile bic bon einem Ius'
gang ;uriidsefebrte Srou Sroots ibr
Sienitmab9en.
ySa: Scr. Gnoofs."
ySnoots? Snootsa Sen FEMME i'd
ia gar nidt,"
r@obl m6slid, 9tdm; er bat mid
beiudt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03
@ai6inen ttao sSarm9e,
r1fhe.

SD babe etnen srobeu gorratb pon Dtis
3en:S demai9ine n, Disc. Harrows, (S4ntif
ees@ssen, tterf9neibe> Wai6inen Gieey
qrefien, @ornS9dlsr Soriepomers Sprinss
wasen un6 Sussp's an 9anb wel4e i'd bills
llg perfaufen merbe.
Selbl9ema9te Sarmuasen nno 4fles
babe ib tets an 6anb bic i'd %Sarantire nne
gu lebr maBtsen Preiien uertaufs:
on Naidinen uip. perben piiuftli1 be5etet
Serntanu % ebepob.
gerser, We.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03

Ste ipeiute lest itiI on ieiuer Bruif
feline 9uteu @orte, Der rubiee, liebenone
Con maften lie iibergfndfid,. uub bod
bauerte bie fribere Ansft babel nod
tbcilpeile fort.
-Sift On mir b6Ie, 8arbD? sag,
bab' i'd Did ssfrduft, On peb se'
tbau?"
.slber. Gblobpis, On bif ia INNER
10 gut, 10 sdrtiid,- errpfberte lie i4lu9s
seno. ygidt UNI mid LIT mir banse,
INN Did. On trdsft ettpos anf Dem
SerSen, Ou ipillt mid nidt Defines
Wertruueu5 -
uGs mar Gin 8rief, Der mid 10 auBer
STAND NIB 8aub brafte,1 fiel CT l6ne1
Gin. Sin infames S1reibeu bon etnem
S6liu9el, iiber ben i5 mid gar nt9t
ar9ern ioltc, abcr beute selang es inn
bod, mid aus benz @fei9gefpi6te 81
brinseu. Sect lit Is portei; i9 9abe
bic Sa6e binnntersetpiirst, un6 es lit
wieSer gut. Spre9eu mir nidt mebr
bapon, benten mir nift riebr baran, es
lit ni6t Der Nibe mert6. Somm',
9eben mir in's Sreie, MAIDEN mir eineu
Spa3ier9an9 mitetnarser, piult Ou?
SIS wirb mir gut tbun, nit Dir Sn plat
beru uno meiue 9ebanfen nit an9e>
nebmercn Oinsen ;u befddfti9en."
llnb Oh iie rpoate! Ofit taulenO
Srcuocu! Sn oiefcm auseublide mar
CT mieber Der glte, 70 mie lie i'm i9on
lan9c nift 9eiebeu, uub fe 9tn9, UNI
eili9it Sut uuo S1irm 3u bolen. giels
lei6t mar has porbin cine 9riIis 9ez
weien, Die er Nun 9liidti6 i%iberltanbeu,
um picber Der SelIeruns ent9e9ert ST.
9ebeu.
90 bottle iie uub lie slaubte, in bic
ier Soifnuu9 oerbarren 3l biirfel, beun
aud wdbreno bes SpaSiersanses, Der
3pei poae Stunben banerte, 3eigte CT
iid oiel better 9eitimn1t, oils in Der lester
| Seit. Sic Ipra6en pom alteniteit, uon
6en beireuroeten G6epdare, baS ma
ndditens nieber einntal aufiu9en mubte,
uno BON allerbono onberen gerpobnli6en
Sinsen, bis ct auf elm ernftes Ibcn1a
iiber9iag, auf pbiloiopbtf9e 5ras.n unb
Setra9tun9eu, bic ibr 9anj 9eiduftg
ipareu, benu Beibe laien feiBi9 nnb
batteu bic @epHosenbeit, pdbreno Der
3eftiirc i1rc @ebonfen ntto Ginbriide
aus;utaui9eu.
%l0tli6 itente er bic msrtpiiroige
Sra9e: r@aS slaubit On, fam es
6d1e 9eber, no Elm Wteni6 bon Sil-
6un9, G~rsiebuns uno 9er3 fabis mare,
Elm Serbre6en - iosar eillen Wforo gu
bc9eben
gle blidte critaint auf nnO in ieinen
4ugen lag ein 10 ieltlamer Iusornd,
oaB lie unpiQfirlid ;ulammeui6auerte.
9lber 6a CT iest ld6elte, faBte ite iif
wieOer. n@ie tanuit Ou ellie iol6e
5ra9c itelen, eblobpi9? Oas lit bod
nidt Oetn Grnft?"
.@arum nidt? Sesen mir ben
Sail : Semano fiele mid 1T Ociner Sc
9enlpart nit b(anfer @affe on, unO i'd
mare infof9e 9etpiHer llmftdnbe 1nfdbig,
mid 3l uertbeibiset Su bdtteit eint
Riitole sur Sauo, Uireeit On rubiG
5uiebcn?
Stein, 9etpiB nitt !; aber baS War'
ia fcin WtorS, 5onbcrn Notbpebr."
So, On bait Ge9t! Rotbwebr.. :.
limb 9~iotbmebr lit ia erlaubt.
SobalO lie gu Sauit iuarer, iudte e
lcin !3immer auf, nm elm St1et 81
i6rei6en ; es lautete 9nu5 fur3:
rSin bereit, Die Sade nit Sbnen j.
re9elr unb er1parte sic baber an Srct
tag bier. @erSe auf Der Citation mi
Sbncn 5nlammentrenen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03
IA. Sapttel.

VluI SVlooIpko iAuho W. wv VIZ"
@artebaue Der fleinen Station. Die
brei clcttril6en Sblase batten ioebeu
an9eset9t, baB Der 3us Die na9ite
6altelteqe n~erlaSieu unb in lpeni9en
Minuten eintreffen ipiirbe.
Der Sarrenbe batte ii4 abliGtli6 10
bintcr eineu Der eutfernteren Ffeiler 9e<
felt, ba6 er BON ben 8eamte1, bic i'm
fanr,tcn, nidt bemerft purbe.
Sett elite Der 4ortier alf Die 9lodc
III, uno I'M nafjiteu &n9enblid fam Die
2otomotipe nit Der @ageureibe puiteno
beren0eld)uaubt. S9lobmig blieb arf
feincm Soften, ba CT bon bier aus bcn
aan3eu j3ug iiberlebeu uno Die @cni9en
muftern fonnte, bic in Der Station
ans itie0cu: mebrcre Sewobner ocS
Stdot6enS, eini9e 8aueru, ein rrlaus
Der, llnS jett, 81 suteriett, Gin bebabie
ger, Gltli9sr Scrr init itattlidem,
9rarem Solberte, 5iemli9 gut gcflctz
Set. - Baron @rie8boh in total per
dubcrter @eltalt, aber fir ben Boob
adter bod al ser 9altun9 uilO Oil cins
sclneu Selpegun9en e%rtennbar.
Gr if)ritt langiam uno 9ema1lid
benz aus0au9e gu, mad redtS nno
linf8 forI6euoe Blide perfenb. lptc
mcu1 CT S:mauO iu9e. Gbloblpig
iol9te linn nuf Der Stene unb bottle
ocn 2tufommlin9 I'M Snneren oeS Sc
bGuOe5 Gin.
@tic8bed ;os srnpitdtijd Ben Snt,
ndbreno Der anbere ben 9rnB muir nit
eiucm leid)ten Sopfui6en errpioertc nrIb
ia9te: ,0ebtn MIR"
rGineu au9enblid!" pericste Der
SeiuGer. ,9aben sic einen @a9sn
bier?"
rgteill, mir f0n,lsi beu 8e5 3u
SuB Suriidle9eu; CO 1T fctne lar9e
Strc6c."
vGjani gut Or tpanbte fi6 9esef
bic Gbur, bic 3u Der @artebaGe flbrte.
unb minfte Scenario 81, Der eben lu9ent
bereinsebGidt bate. .Msin 8sslti,
ter" ia9te CT.
mir Oa ei1en -
%, es lit MIR meiner Perlou iDe:
sen; sic mliien pifen. i'd leioe iei
eini9er 3ett on pt6slibea Sawtnoel
anf61en unb % mage i6 mid mid
auein auf sr0bsre eutferuunseu bin
aus"
so" pcrieste GbloSipis ie9r sc
be6ut ; or blidte na9senfiid 3u 8oben
bann iaete er: Stun, jet baben 81
ia incline 8esleituu9, % tart1l ipobl Sc
aer einitpeilen bier anf Dem Sabubof
parten."
,9itte, er senirt nidt I'M MtilSe
iten ipdbren0 unIerer SeIpredun!
fam or ia in einei1, aroeren jStmme
bleiben ooer i'm @orteu lpa3ieren 9cber
SD bin a1 Die 9ilfe bes WanHes 10 &c
pGbnt, baB er mir gang n%nentbebrltt
lit CT fiibrt mid in Der &esel, ben,
meme 8eine iirb ni9t niebr frdftig &c
mug fir ldnsere @e9itredeu."
Sbloopts errirtb iebr gut, baB Be
Guoere abnte, er tonne zines Seiitan
beS beSiirfet, allo muBte er ibm mob
Ietnen @iaen laiTeu, objpar Inn Die
Ter i3euee 1ebr nner1DiuI6t fan
.Seurt CT hen @rnuh. Ger sic bterbe
fibrt ?~
rSeiue Soee! Sd bin nidt 81
molnt, Inbere IN belifate &ngeleser
beiten. ein5npetbe1t.'
.9eben MIR alln."
Der Sesletter aos b0fid ben 9ui
ais er nun naber trat, nm 8riesbat
ben Grm sl bteten. uuo bic Orei mod
ten Iid) Johann auf Scn @eg.
SIN ~f5orlte, rpet9er gum Walsi1l0E
den ocborte, ftauO inmittsu etnt
|. Sruppe bober alter Eannetl ein 8loe
hans. oas oils Hadtberberge tir b
!Sol;fdaer bisute. Bon Der Sabr1traf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-03
2u %uerfauicit.

Cine Sam Don 100 ader, mopon IS adsr
tlar limb, lit inter siiujtiser Ssbinsunsen ~
uerfaufen. @uter Weinberg, CUTE 9ebdus
li6feiten unb aues in beftem Suitanbe. Der
4las piirbe iih ausse;eidnet Sur &nldse cts
ner gaumidule eisntn unb liest mn eine
uiertel Meile BON @asconube Gitp, 0to.
Sulius &ooe.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-03

MT Seeiy seconded by Mr.. PARA IN owed
80 i0e jury adJonFus TO tie day fixed. Car
$. T. GEISANORE. President.
Fl. ). COULON. Clerk.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-03
Finance Consunifree> Report

For the months ID Jusy and August 1891.
iu tfe Mayor ana trustees OF the Town Ut
TAibedaax.
Ge1t!eilen-Yoar Committee on Finance
1e4 ~ rriaft that ther have exa1.iuSd tile
l~olaRiu- claims. ANA tH,l same correct.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-03
Ordinance no

Be il enacted by the Police jury HI re-a-
lar session convened.
FIRST That The President or ta4 Pai.e
Jury and me Chairman II the Fl-4ree eras-
Hsittee ee AID they ATE hereby autharfse.s
aud Gsrsetesl sell the lease Of The PaF,zig
Ferries IA he Parish Of Laioarche. al pnhf;@
aaeG7oH "n the mont OF Tbe Court HoaSa III
the teHn of ThibodAnx. giving thjrfE 49,
pubic naslse al the saEae On tie first ~a-nr
DAY o. ae month of December 1891 ia rEa
highest responsible bidders
seeofa The Lease OF the ferries shall -
c from tie HrSt day OF January 1879 IA IT,
3lst day u Der esnAer 1873. Inclusive.
Inlrd, i4e location Of tie ferries shall Be
as follows:
L One al or wlthia one quarter Of a mile
o. Ange'ioz1s Store. about six TITLES abore
Thlbodzax.
2 One Al 81 Johns Chapel, about four
miles above Thibodaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-03
5. GRlSAMOEE-.
j. b. BOURGEOIS

Tbs following resolution was aa4rel N
Mr.. LeEiie seconded By Mr. Clr:,tea .g.
carried
Whereas, the report Of the Committee III.
polnfedJaly tn last By this body. ioe It'll.
purpose Of sitting laintIy with lfEa eot.
n1litee appointed BY the town Council II
Ihlbotlaas. and reporting back u iii bear i
complete plan for tie eontr 81 an.. manage
nenf OF tie fhisoGaux Bridge. i ineona,I--~
therefore.
Be il resolved, that f1r.ter time Is hereb-
granted sala COMMITTEES % compete tlelr ~
port. which shall fully state Ait n4eaSnra. a-a
step required IL TIE premises.
Dir seeiy seconde5s 81 nh. Para offered
the following Ordinance, Which xas c4rrigE hr
the following vote.
1es-oFs2iaore. Leliae. SeelY. Para. ar..
Bourgeois. Leriile AID C4risten.
N4ys-Noue.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-03

Total S5G7 Il
b i .~esilEet ;Lar tie sam Of Five Hun
dEes. and slxty-twe - 100 Dollars lie and i
hereby appropriated u ,.aE above claims.
we a>o aer+with hand yoa report OF
Treasurer Alti Collector, ANA find same cor
rect u ptr r%1lcaefs ana reports in la nd.
" steo hud : reEelitr III Tfrasurer's re-
aart III iavar I'll J. ) " Drzau Iii of date
~. Gin ies3. and Tor which claim We haye
-e e9-E zaats. III te;Eg dated prlor To the
l'4rittio+ieK oi Auslr committee this FnnrHer
L lur TEse sala ~ 0l ID anu clar-raule To
MaInrr ii LII.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-03

Goa.fHsz sSiltaacat Fills.
: SIRE afr-Si-t ~ a uotlse. sod ly LII
Druggists in Lafourehe.
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r. p. PakRA.
j. B. BOURGEOIS.


Al ills silne the following letter was real
ialbOlaux. La. Sept. -5ri l~tt.
A. lac t@}lc- JaEs 1t The Parish I'll LaIuarcap
cS1tsss2en IN yuur proceedings III 1r>
friday EVtIee that while ven elected Won,
rEzee*~ 7sr The e SsEH2 YEAR yoG took HI H.
it". whichever upel tic ailetu4enr III d. puga-
ta !'tAtsa=. / Suppose yua remember that /
fsf+t :sh1'5sratEen it, September IS4i III u
*""ttlEst ser printing I'LL whole Of Jointly
A-sasd 70 Fea, Ie4I ftsAiudel yu4. habar.LI-
""**A ~ R#t a~"asiT@t- aIt3 +oa determined then
70 t*0s{ pHne the matter nnIii tie era III 4h-
Z n1ln- yesr. L mistake not the 4l5 HI
Inc l~+3antdi.G year at~ arrived. csn>tan-n,iy /
aStg- pse~vEI tlyss ] aid feSf-ytf4#Ev 50
Thai K"ti consider my arpiiraTIoa Ia ounce
atA VITA the fsthlic printing | -m ,fiH
Ming 70 taaPay wltL tile proposition /
A4..e FauF honorable l4aly IN Sept. lSEt.
Trusting Ven viii take soi!ie Immediate sr-
ton upon this matter. remain.
Most Respectfully
- John 2. Taylor.
he committee appointed On control aud
pfo!'er management q Thipolaux bridge Ill
Tered The following report which was ordered
and received.
To the Police jury.
Ahe l9'Ht committee appointed al the meet
4a- 81 year body held Oh January 7th. 1881 ID
sSL4eE VIA ahF AEe committee t1at J4ay ~
appointed by fEe Mayor and Trustee, III the
EoNn OF ILibodau4 Relative % the rrrrer
management. control and disposition OF Tlse
ALleodauX Bridge When the same shall r.
feFtto the Town and Parish At tile expiration
81 Tie Charter oTfhe ihIt,odaux Bridge foIu-
paoS on he 3is1daE Of December 1891. and 10
uet4se &nt report Soile pan IL actsu. tur tile
proper management II sail pruBerty b7 til
Town and Parish jointly ana III TIL 1Iu-asl
.,ehehF and adr2nia5e Of both.
Respectfully report.
That on b e@nd, oar Of SEPT. Isal. tLer
NN@% r8A
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
LEHIGH'S GRAB GAME.
Still Fighting Over the
Grade of Avenue A,
Bayonne.
ARGUMENT HEARD THIS WEEK.
If the Company Wins the County
Road Will be Badly Dis
igured-Tw0 Big En-
bankmcnts.

The taking of testimony In the certi-
orari against the Mayor and Common
Council OF Bayonne was concluded yes
terday afternoon.
John w. Heck was the last witness ex-
amined. He testified as to signing the
petition for Mrs. Wilkinson. He said
he had signed 1t and had her name with
drawn, and subsequently he wrote to the
Common Council TO have her name REIN
serted.
There was much cross examination to
ascertain If her name had been put In the
petition by her authority. Judge Nc
Grath, who Is leading counsel for the
county, and has associated with him
Abel /. Smith and Warren Dixon, said
that the whole foundation of the certl-
orarf proceedings was the Irregular
ity of the proceedings OF tine Bay
Objectionable ordinance. The Judge re-
fused to 40 into details, saying this
would reveal his case.
THE BAYoNNE COUNCIL.
When ex-Mayor Newman and men,
bers of tbs Bayonne Council were ex.
show irrekularity by ex-Mayor Ne wman's
veto and the petition Was presented.
The testimony, which 1t has taken two
days to elicit, will be presented TO the Su-
preme Court at Trenton Monuay next.
when 1t is expected the argument will
be he ard.
Th ere is a probability that the argu-
ment will not be made Monday, as the
transcripts OF testimony will not be ready
until Monday, which leave the time for
preparation so short that coun-
sci for Freeholders will probably
ask for postpouement. Upon the Courts
decision a great deal of the beauty and
utility of the County Hoad depends, for
unless the grade of Avenue A
is elevated the County Road will
90 for some distance between the
embankments. The Lehigh Valley has
made very decided stand for the Bay
onne Council, which has apparently beeu
unre presented by counsel other than that
affor ded by the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Com pauy.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

enthusiasm of any club. The Montgom-
cries will soon be af1re
doc" McCrea is doing great work as
beginner He's giving his pal, Charlie
LIE Vaire, points already.
Since Jordan was elected Treasurer OF
the League he has again donned his high
hat to give official dignity to the posi-
tiou.
"The Hold On, Bill" Club practices
regularly every Saturday afternoon on
the Klikow alleys.
Ell Daley's scores are improving.
The special prize tournament at the
Palma Club for the prizes offered by Mr..
Frame closed last evening. The winners
were: j. S. Gopsil, 1876; A. E Vaulte.
1874. and r. S. Jordon, 1872. Mr.. Gopsil
received box Of cigars. 'Inviuciples:"
Mr. Vultee bottle of Luhiu's ext act,
and Mr.. JOrdon a box OF Egyptian Gig
aret es.
The Friday night bowling team of the
Arion Club won those beautiful walnut
bowling balls at the German School,
fair. There was hard fight for the balls
and the Humor Club made the Arions
hustle. But the balls now roll over the
Arion's alleys.
The Berkeleys will bowl on Thursday
night next.
The Independents are doing some
pretty good work now. They bowl
regularly once each week The score of
Il,
100; Kulet, 112; Menken, 12S; Frederick,
122; Kronk. l19, 7S9. Piers,n, 125;
Kuschner, 1873; Diedrich, 147; J. Glazer,
l39; o. Glazer. 1875; Blind, 1883
The score OF the last Arion game rolled
at the club alleys ls:-H. PaJtberg. 1876;
Locke. 109; E. Mehl, 131; Engellirecht,
l63-403.
The Pioneers, who bowl weekly at
Pohltnann's, are developing some strong
men.
The Dunnes, now that the work Of the
campaign Is over, will begin to bowl
again. Tomorrow night is their time at
Pohlmann's.
Proprietor Fuller slightly assuaged the
grief of the HumOrs at losing the set of
balls at The fair by presenting them with
set no less beautiful.
Hobosen Bowling Notes.
The bowling club formed by the busi-.
ness men and lawyers is proving very
successful, The club bowls every Friday
great deal Of enthusiasm is manifested
by the memher5
The NeDs tournament Is creating no
end of rivalry among the club. 1t Is
thought that the finish will be between
the Honr aud Full Noon Clubs, but some
of the oJher clubs may be sin it' at the
finish.
There was great deal OF excitement
when the Fnll Noon and the Hour Clubs
met on Wednesday night. The game
Zi0zagged until the eighth frame when
the Hours obtained what was thought to
be a commanding lead. The Full Moons
by steady play and assisted by the rsgged
play of their opponents. forged ahead on
the ninth and tenth frames and won by
eighteen points.
Bender Of the Full Moons is first rate
bowler.
Owing to the alleys and balls being
new the scores on the alleys in the AS
sembly Rooms are not as high as they
usually are.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
BURIED IN CAVES.
The Remains of a Queer People in th
Sierra Madrid.

The Remains of q Queer People in the
Sierra Madrid.
On the side OF the canon, where the sun
caves. AT first sight there was nothin z
to indicate that they had ever been used,
but after digging to depth of three feet
below the hard substance that composed
the floor OF the cave, we fortunately struck
a skull. then came upon the whole body
of a man. After this followed that of
mother holding her child fu her arms, and
then two more bodies, all lying on their
left sides facing the west. with their knees
half drawn up; and all In a marvellous
state OF preservation, owing to the pres
ence of saltpetre in the dust This i'm
parted to the dead u mummy-like appear
ance. Their features were very well pre-
served; some had retained their eyebrows
aud part OF their hair, and even their in
testines had not all disappeared.
The hair of these people was very
slightly wavy, and softer than that of the
modern Indian--almost silky In fact.
They were of low stature, aud bear a
marked resemblance to the MoQui village
Indians, who. as we'll as the Zunis. have a
tradition that their ancestors came from
the South, aud who to this day speak of
their southern brethern.
/ afterward brought to light several
more bodies which had been Inferred un-
der similar conditions. They wore no
ornaments OF metal, but ornamental
shells, aud round their ankles aud wrists
were found anklets and bracelets OF
beautifully plated straw. which, how
ever, crumbled Co dust when handled.
Their only clothing consisted OF three
layers OF wrappings wound around the
loius; first came coarse cotton cloth,
then a piece OF mating, and over that
another cloth wrapping. Underneath
WAS large piece of cotton batting.
mixed with the feathers OF the turkey
aud the large woodpeeker. la few in-
stances the cotton cloth WAS dyed red or
indigo blue. Near the mead of each body
was small 'olla" jar Of simple design,
ard buried with Que we found bundle
of .'devil's claws" (RaarthDnt0). DR. Car
Lat4aholtz Sal November Scrtbncr.