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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
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Giner Der be%fannteiten beutiden Qerste
Der Staot, 0r. Wtlhaei Wfanl1betner, lit
Oienitag Nbeno ulll 102 llDr i'm 9lu0t7
torium> Dotel pl0blib bon &ooe abberufen
morDen. Gr Bate ii6 an 26. October 1890
nit ieiner Satin uno orei &iuoern mad
europa elnQelhifft, I'M i'm alten Batter
Ianoe leine Gjelunobctt i'll itGrfen, Die Durd
einen Qnfal Don @eDirns@ rpeibung ciIcn
StoB erbalten bate. @r Derbrahte Die
nleiite ,3eit ieines 2lufentbaGtS in europa in
bet llntuerlttdtSitaot 6ei0elberg, lomie in
Games, Sralfreid. Ood %anitatt baB
ieine 6offnul9en auf 8elieruug III @rfllz
lung gil0en, iie6te CT INNER meDr oabi1,
perlor falt gang 0as Spra6permo9en uno
traf am Sonntag QbenO. torperlib uouz
fomnlen 9ebroben, tpteoer in GbicaBo Elm.
0te unmittelbare uriabe ieineS Sooes mar
ein NnfaI bon Nltbma.
Or. Wiannbeimer tpurbe Dor 46 eGSyabren
in Dem baDrilhen StGotben 9infelsbiibl
9eboren uno Ituoirte allf ben uniDerlitGten
Wtun6en uno GrlaEgen 9}eoiStn. Qluf Der
lebtgenannten t0o6lhuie macbte CT iein
@ralller, ltuotrte aber lpGter noh eiue 3eit>
lang in Wtelt nn0 ma1oerte I'M Sabre 1864
na6 GDlca9o aus. 3uerit lieB er lt6 ais
NrSt III benz alien Srlbunez @ebGlloe, gege1=
ilber benz Sherman 6ouie. nieoer, ipurbe
balD oarauf gum 6lilfsarSt bes ltdotil6en
@elunobeitscommiiidrs 9tau6 ernanllt uno
ais lolder na6 Seras geianot, I'M iiber oas
bort Qraiitrenoe Sieber unter Dem 9tinouie6
@rbebungen an5uiteQen. Seine Inter
iu6ungen batteu sur Solge, baR 8ei6rdnz
fungsmaBre0eln fir Die Glnfuhr Don Seras>
8ieb in bieles 2anO getroffen purben.
9taboem Or. Wtannbeimer leile 0ffentz
libe Stelun9 auf9eaeben, pertrat er etne
3eitlang Oh @rnit S6miot in bellen 9lbz
Weienbeit, uno blieb nit osmlelben bis 3u
leinem Sooe in Sreunbihaft perbuuSen.
Seit Dem Sabre 1868 .geb0rte ct Dem GrStz
li6en StaUe oes Nlerianer> 0ospttals al,
unb in dbnlider SteIu ng nirfte ct am
W1t6ael Steele SoSpital. @rit Dor einen
Sabre mahte ii6 Der ua6tDeiLige @influB
letner an9eitrengten 8eruiStbdtisteit auf
ietne @elunobeit bemerfbar.
0as 8egrGbniB finoet beute gfa6mittag
I'M | llbr bon Oer %Q8obnung ieincs Sbmiez
9eruaterS, SSSacob 9tolenbers, 1920 Nit6igan
2lue., aus na6 benz Wount WtorDz Srieobof
itatt. Or. @miI u. 9irl6, ELL parmer
Sreuno oes Seritorbenen, tpirb i'm Grauerz
baule Die 2ei6snreoe balten. Qm union>
8abnbof tpirD Elm @rtrasug fir bic Geioz
tra0en0cn in Serettl haft iteber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
@tOOt UDtC00O.

gsH~ uuicrc 0orrcipouocmtest Mu0
Igcntcn bcfmOca ote f%olscmocn
Stn0ten
&err SEQ 8eNniH9bOuen oen
s&aaf Scras 1tao oas Serritoriuat
Ncn Wtcguo.
$serr grass otto ole Gtaateu
WttuuciOt6s NDrO 9afOta, Weon=
ana, @SaiDtu8ton ltno Sre9on.
@crr Ycter 8uiO ocn Gtaat
Sutmois.
4err Rnut 6riebet Die Gtnatem
Colorado, 2SDomittg mmO oas Ser=
ritOrimu 1ttab.
9crr 6r!5 Gcuoca oem Gtaat
GaliformIea.
Brteffaiten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
III observation-disclosures

Soiepb 8obn unb So6n GpDne focbten
O}tttnoh Nbeno Dor benz 6auie yto. "a "a.
YlaB einen b~lutiGen WleIertampf aus, III
Delbem beioe Sampler QefGbrli6e Wunben
Oauontrugen. Bobn lift perbeiratbet uno
mobnt in % "a. YlaB, @opue tpobnt in
$50. 36 herlelbeE StraBe. Die beioen WGn>
lter batten %5ulGnrnlel %getrunten uno iparen
babel in Streit 9eratben. 8eibe 3oaen ibre
U1eiier. 8o6n erbielt einen b0len S6nitt
auf Dem &opfe uno einen %Stpetten, Der ibm
Die linte 8ade ipaltete, mGbrenb ietrem
@egner Elm bier 3GQ LANCER S6nitt Die
Utusteln oes linfen Nrmes bloslegte. Oie
Wieiierbelotn befiuOen itd beibe in 5aft.
SIS 9eniigt ni6t $ dmorrboiben tem=
porGr Su linoern mie es Gmrei6luoen.
gSaiWmittel, Hatmerge unb Ginlpribnioell
oft tbun; aber elne SmailSigiQbri0e Or,
fa9run9 nit ben perl6ieoenartt9lten NGIlen,
Die BON NerSten oler S0ulcn i0orf beobd6z
tet lporoen liuo. bat Obne 3p ifel bimielet,
Dap @~lnateiis bos einSl9e perniinfti9e mo
Supe lGili9e NoOitalbeIlmittel ge9er1 Oieles
l6retli1e yeiben lit. @S Hubert ben Sbmer,
lotort, briidt bas 0el6mult Suriif. e~iltfernf
Die uria6en NIB Derbutet ibre @ieoerfebr.
Sine NroUe pon Anatelis miro fret pDn Is.
9teultdoter & So, Sor 2416, gtep yort, per-
lanot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
fir samelimee attn astmSsr.

fir 9t1iM8lim9e atttH Climber.
GaftOrta f5rbeS4 Ste WerSaurne NIB befetttst
IufsetriebenBett, @eritDpfuns, GbeEIdIiiSs Masen.
ianre, Otarrbpe unb StebersD tspcfiti1u. Oabur6
tpirb SaS Gtnb selunb semaat unb ietn 99laf ttatiirs
lid. Gaitorto entbaIt utter Mprpbtn, nod anbere
martDtii@e Subitausen.
rGaitpria 1T 10 SDr5isli@ seeisnet fur atnber, ba5 t@
Tim bpr allen anberen mir betannten Prdpdrdten bep
9prSuo Sebe." s.. ". Mr1 er, MD,
Ill South SrfDrb Str, 8*pptlsu, 81. 0.
rSett mebrere1 Sabren babe Id Sbr v@aItpria" ems
pfcblen unb peree eS aud ferner tbun, va eS Cbne IuSs
nabne quite ~0feiultate er3telt bat"
Gbwtn s. 8arbee, MD,
UTbe 8tntbrpp%, 125. ctr. nnp z. @pe.I NelD Ycrf
@itp.
yMuS peri6nliher Sepba6tun9 unb Grfabrung tanrt5
1a9en, Dap @aItpria cine au3gesetnnete Wiebistn fur
&tnber lit, bic al8 selinbe8 GbfGbrrIttteG ptrtt .rnb rte
Gpannun9 Der @ingeiretbe, ipnte be8 0efamintiptems
Iebr ~bebeuteno lineert. Siele WRltter bdben mir feline
auSgejei@nete Mtrtun9 auf TIRE &tnber b~eseugt."
DR.. q. s. S8gppp, NDweI, Mafi.
Ote GemtaurGpmpanp, " Murrap Stt., 81. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

Yrofellor Gir6ow in Berlin en1pfteblt
Gt9arb S~ronot's 9 9wet3er=
pillen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
Srteffaftsl1

Wt. s6.-Oie sr0Bte Gntfernung bon
Chicago BON giOr0 nod Slio lit "a Oleilel1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
OeIlSrrel6Q6 UNgar.3 eilung,

Sfft3ieueS Organ Der +. II. t. 0iterrei9ii9z
rngar. &onlulate in Den Ser. Staaten.
9eraus9eber I'D. SchnttZer.
5feoaftelr .........S. KIeinmann.
Sem DOrt Office ........3 8roaSpan.
@biea9O Dffice. ..........255 %. Naoiion: ctr.
Die Oeiterreihtid-lIneorifde
5eitun9" 1T Gas einsioe Organ, &c.
mtomet oen Jnterefen Ger $1,000
600 sdblenoen 0iterreidifd=uneari'
fhen 8ep0Iferune in Sen Der.
Staten uno Ger idmmtltden
lonosmdnnifhen Dereine.
Brinot Nadrihten aus allen
pIdben Oeiterreids, unearns, GY'
rolls, 80hmens &c.
N6Onnement=8 $3.50 pro Sabr.
10Qo12mD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

Flower

"S6 mar felt .fanfsebu
"SSSabren nit 8tIioiitdt
"nnO @eritoofung bebafz
"tet Elm WtitteI mad Oem
"anbern tultr6e mir eltt1
problem ltllO aud anaea
"tpanot, aber obne @rz
"folg. 3uIebt empIabL
mir Elm Treuno &uz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
@uioTtat-
SerTOpfmn8,
@a9ems
s@mersem,

"guit Slotper. SD nobm es mad Gors
"i6rift elm unb bic @irfung mar ipunoerz
"bar, befreite mid bon ben unansenebmen
"Niageni6mer3en, nit 6euen i9 10 lange
"9eplagt wuroe. @orte f0nnen Die 8es
%"punOerung nidt bei6reiben, bic i6 fir
"9luguit Slotper bege es bat mir neues
"2eben berlieber, ipelfes 3unor cine 2ait
mar. Cine ioI6e Meoiain lit Elm Segen
Fir bic ganae Menidbett
"uub Die euten @tgenz SefIe 8arfers
"i6aften unocmunDerbas
"ren Gor3uge bes @uguit @rihter,
"6Iotper Io1teu Sober
mann, Der an 9Dspepz &MntboISt,
fla ober 8iliofttGt lei6et,
"befannt 9ena6t tperoen. &ani0s.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Ngt.. @oo6burD, G.S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07


DIS bas @ebrGnge ant oidte1ten mar.
bra0 Der nOrl6e bDlSerne Settentpeg auf
elmer Iangen Strede pl0Blid) 5ulamnen,
uno III otdtem &nGuel lturSten Die Wtenz
l6en in Die Gtefe. Sine alIgemeine 0auif
brad BET benz &ra6en Der S~uiammenbrez
6e1oen Sretter uno Dem @el6rei Der Ser
1unte1en aus. WtGnner, Srauen un0 Gtrtz
0er lagen bon 0olSlpltttern ilberlGet in Der
Gtefe, uno i'm erlten @lugenblif muBte man
glauben, oaB 1t6 cine tol8en|6mere &ataz
ltrOpbe eret9net babe. @iue gr0Bere Mbtbeiz
lung BON 9oli3iiten uno Seuertpebrleuten
etlte1 lOtort sur STEELE, unD nut nit arofer
Nnltren9ung gelang es, Den Blab Des I'M
talls 0ur6 Die Wtenldenmalle AL erreiden
unb ab5uidlieBen. Damn gtng es all Die
Nrbett, Die @tngebrobeneu ber~aufsu6olen.
Der Gaum unter Dem Seitenipeg lit oez
gen 10 SUB tief; Die su oberlt NIegen6en
maren gum grDBten She'll p0Qig unperleBt
geblleben uno turnten nit GROCER S1leue
nigfeit auf Die StraBe. 9te Srauen tparen
Dor Shred Dalb Obunla6tig geiporoen uno
tDuroen bon ben 5arteu 0dnoen Der 4oltaiz
item uno 6euertDebrl1G1nern auf Die 0berz
melt befOrDert. gieIe Der @e1tiiraten erlit>
ten lelbtere Serlebull9en, bon Dener Tie
feln Nufbebe1s mahten. Oils erIte erbebz
LID 8erIeBte muroe oas 17idbrige 6rdulein
GDab, $50, 178 6uronitr. moDn6aTt, aus
Dem 4b9runo 9ebra6t. Sic par 5mijbeu
Die 5erbro6enen Blanfe1 gerat6en un0 err
lit etne bOle @unOe am 8opf. Oas iunoe
WtGoden Duroe nab ibrer gSobnunq oez
tra0en, ipo tbr iOiort dr3tIi6e SIlIe gu
She'll tpurOe.
NidarO $. Billiards, @elddftsfibrer Der
Ban Nnlertcan @oDertiltrg Company in
NtlantG, GA. erlitt eiuen Beinbru6 uno
anlheineno innere Nerlegungen. @r tuuroe
nab benz 8alace 6oteL gebra6t uno in
dr3tlt6e Ve6anolung 9egeben. Orei OtGn:
ner, mel6e tbre gtalnen ntdt unQaben.
%erlittet ebenfaIS beoeutenoe 0erlebunaen
ulo cine alte Dame erlitt BEL Dem Stur,
lebensgefdbrltde 8ermunbungen.
Jta66utragen lit nod, baB oas annette
Stodpert oes Saules $50. 232 sc. Glorf
Str. bon Srau &ate Senrp benobnt puroe.
nelde einen Gerlult bon $3.50 beflagt; bas
brittle StodUerf bat @barles 8ert inue.
Der etnen Shaoen bon $1,000 erlitt, bur6
Ger1iderlng geoedt. Gilbert @bebert be-
pobnte oas pierte StoGmerf. S1aoen $500.
unnerli6ert.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
The Chilli Programme.

VALPARAISO, Aug. N.-President
Balmaceda and his officers are not
novices in the art of war, and do not
propose to allow the insurgents to
take trick unless they earn IL. He
lie strengthening his army as much as
possible and there is an impression
that his idea is, if possible, to cut off
the enemy's line of retreat to his
ships before he gives battle and then
he hopes to give him q crushing blow
which will wipe him out of existence
and thus end the rebellion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
Treasurrr Fosters Trek.

New YORK, Aug. 27.-Secretary
Foster is credited with having play.
ed q shrewd trick on New York bank.
ers, to replenish gold in the treasury.
The Western Banks were notified
that gold would be shipped by
the Treasury department at one cent
per thousand dollars while express
company charged seventy five. The
banks therefore ordered all q Did to be
sent through the treasury and when
the New York bankers received or.
ders from west the treasury demand
ed a deposit of gold, or gold csrtifi-
cate. Then kilograms would be sent
to sub-treasury in the west
and gold paid to banks there.
The consequence was that gold
reserves in treasury increased
Sl2, OOO, 900 in six weeks and banks
was depleted. The secretary watched
the banks closely aud when he saw
that the lines were being drawn too
fine, he gave orders to accept half
gold and half legal tender and bank
ers are satisfied.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
Why He Was Black BaIled

LITTLE ROCR, Aug, H.-Belmont's
detective sent to this state TO trace
Peshan's snteeedents, found that
during reconstruction days he had
been guilty of forgery: was q default
or ia public office and had fed from
Missouri on q stolen mule to escape
arrest for attempting criminal assault
upon the person of q colored girl.
Peshall had sued Belmont for DANA
ges in having him black balled by
the American KeLnel club of New
York
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
Rescued Sealers.

SAN FRANCISCO. August N.-The
steamer Erfallop arrived today from
the Pribiloo Islands with q cargo of
seal skins to the North American
Commercial company. The vessel
also brought down q crew of five men
who were lost from the whaler q. f.
HERMAN during q fog. After some
hardships the succeeded in making
ST. Paul Island. When the Herri-
man was last sighted she was short
handed, and it was reported that
some of the crew had mutinied and
that two men were in irons.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
MINOR TELEGysAMS.

HARTFORD, Aug. z,--Nighcingale
won the Charter Oak ten thousand
dollars stakes.
VIENNA, Aug. -27.-At TGalis, on
the Italian frontier, a church was
struck by lightning yesterday, during
service, and three women were killed
LoNDoN, .Aug. 27;-A CHILEAN resi-
dent here claims to have received
kilograms frem Balnsaceda declaring
his triumph complete, and it Is the
policy of the victors 30 annex Bolivia.
Toronto, Ontario, Aug. 1.-THE
proposal TO slaus hter American
cattle at Three Rivers will De vigor-
ously opposed, as II would iss ure the
Dominion cattle trade.
CECY OF MExIca, Aug. .27.-The
army Or employees la lGuatei2ala have
not been paid TOT three months and
there is asearcity OF food and prices
high. Smallpox is epidemic in Teg-
ucimpala.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-Cotton,
spot, steady; low mid, lie; futures
steady--&ugust, 100; September; .7e;
October, 7!84.
WORCESTER, Mass, August 81
Hon. s. G. Pomeroy, ex-senator from
Kansas, died this morning, aged 10
years
SAN FRANCISCO, August 81 "A
cablegram from Valparaiso. seys fight
ing has been renewed and Bs!maceda
is losing.
KEEL, Aug. 27.-The authorities
have taken measures to prevent the
Gillian steamer Presidente Pinto
from taking arms, and ammunition,
or men, in these waters.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-The governor of
the Island of Martinique, where $50
lives were lost in a recent hurricane,
telegraphs an appeal for help for the
suffering people.
PARIS, Aug. ga dispatch to the
CHILEAN legation from Buenos Ayres
saws the government troops had an.
other engagement with the insur-
gents, near Valparaiso, and were
completely victorious. The insur-
gent forces surrendered.
BERLIN, Aug 27.-Cruiser Presl-
.dente Pinto will remain at kiel six
weeks, repairing and arming. Brit
ish vessels with guns are reported on
their way to Kiel.
:STATEsvILLE, N. G. August 81
The west bound passenger train on
Carolina r. r. jumped from a trestle
near here this morning into ravine
two hundred feet deep, and smashed
the cars to splinters.
FULLERTON, Neb., Aug. 2.-Frank
Veasey, q prosperous farmer died
suddenly under suspicious circum-
stances week ago. The stomach
was analysed and arsenic was found.
The wife and female cousin have
been arrested on suspicion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
Confee crate Home Repudiased.

ATLANTA, Aug. H.-Tbe House OF
representa- ives by vote Of94 to 81 re-
fused tn accept the Confederate Vet
Grams home for the state. The home
was bulk 10y the people of the stale
ct q cost of about one hundred thous-
and dollars and the state was asked
to support il for fifteen years at a
cost not exceeding fifteen thousand a
year. The opposition came from the
Farmers A lhance, and the bill will
be Withdrawn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
A 40 Acre Building.

CHICAGO, August q. Changes
were made today in the interior plans
of the manufacturers building of the
Worlds fair, which adds three acres
foor space to the building, and gives
it forty acres available for exhibits
and avenues, making the largest
building ever constructed. The music
hall and shoe and leather buildings
are forced out under the new arrange.
ment to other parts of the grounds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
Arrest of Lottery Men.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 27.-Paul Con-
rad, president; L. Poche, w. Voleton,
A. ]. Bachmur, P. Voorhees,, M. P.
Arnoult, P. 8. Labarre and J. E. Bru-
later, clerks of the Lottery company
were arrested on an affidavit of In.
spector Maynard, at Austin, Texas,
for violating the postal laws relative
to lotteries. and we're bonded in
the sum of $500 each to appear
before United States Commissioners
Wright for hearing. John A. Morris,
G. II. Hyaps, P. J. and J. B. Hernig
and P. o. Fazende, also charged as
above not yet arrested, being out Of
town. President Conrad signed
bonds for all
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
CARGO discharged.

PENSACOLA, August IA gang OF
stevedores retained today from st
Andrews bay, having completed the
discharge of the dereiict schooner the
H. A. DE Witt, previously reported
stranded at that point. The cargo,
which consists of Mexican cedar and
dyewoods, is now piled on the beach,
whence il will be taken TO New York
Cor the underwriters, at whose In
stance it was saved.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
A Lumbec Company Floored.

DETROIT, Mich. Aug. G-The
Norton & Backus Lumber Company,
one of the largest institutions OF the
kind in the city, is temporarily EN-.
barrassed. Today they filed chattel
mortgages aggregatiog Ssl 04o ~ in
the Office OF the city clerk. Nearly
ali of the mortgages have been given
to secure the payment Of promissory
notes given at three months.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
Cheaper Grain Looked For.

LoNSoN, Aug. 2.-The Pail Mall
Gazette today says that one of the
features of the excitement which pre-
vailed in the grain market last week
was the abstention from buying by
British miilers and factors, though
they have yet their winter stock to
buy. This. the Gazette holds, evil
dences the belief of millers and fac
tors that the present prices will not
he maintained
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
In Sfatu OGO.

VALPARAISO, Chill, Aug o.
Neither of the armies row confront
ing each other along the eastern
shore Of Valparaiso Bay seems dis
posed to renew hostiIittes Just at
present, and outside of some desulto-
nv aad unimportsnt skirmishes there
was no 6gbtiag yesterday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
Counterfeit silver

BALDWIN, Fla, Aug. E.-rhis
town and county rs flooded with
ceun terfeit silver dollars, 1889 issue,
OF poor manufacture. The United
States marshal, WITH = posse, has ar
rested Geo. Carrot and Willis Hold
ges, white, " no reside near here. A
large gang is behind them in the
opinion of the officers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-27
LATE TELEGRAMS.
Boiled DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOU RCES.

A question arises as to the validity
OF Galvest0n's new charter.
Webb county officers are making
sure work of the horse thieves.
President Harrison is still in Yer
mont, he spends today with Proctor.
Kansas republican league holds an
enthusiastic meeting in Topeka.
Pennsylvania prohibitionists hold
state convention and nominate ticket
Ex-Governor Chancey is spoken or
as Secretary Proctor's successor.
Grimes county farmers form q trust
to hold back cotton.
Hogg il back in Austin sunburned
and hearty.
Jack Mennis, Wharton, Tex, aged
SIS marries a 20 year old widow.
Fire at Lexington, Neb. destroys
1000 property, slight insurance
Oklahoma wants statehood ana
issues call for convention.
New Orleans cotton shows a slight
tendency to advance.
Strike of miners at Springfield, ILL.,,
is settled.
Comal county farmers are tending
crops; only two wolf scalps taken.
New Braunfels is ginning 40 bales
cotton daily.
John Morera fatally bitten by rat
tlesnake miles from Laredo.
Dan Campbell for killing Allibone
at Fort Worth is Jailed without bail
Beeville is talking strongly of a
So, 900 waterworks contract.
The next rain producing experiment
will be at Ell Paso.
Heavy rains In Ireland have caused
terrible injury to grain crops.
The actual figures cotton crop 1890
e9l will be published Sept. 2.
Garwood makes /. Il g. N. minority
! report and thinks the road was MIXED
too freely.
The Cherokee home seekers, not
| permitted TO remain, are burning the
grass on the strip.
All the Georgia train robbers cap
tured and money recovered, excep,
$3.50.
A large number of deputies have
gone I'D TO the strip to arrest the grass
burners.
Four husband prisoners arrested in
Hungary; they also sold poisons to
others.
Lomax and Morgan fight duel in
northern Arkansas; DOmax killed,
Morgan wounded.
The woman who accused priest
Brennan of assault at Fort Worth
skips town.
Jones Cherry, negro, Willis, BILLS
the mother of bis 10 children in q fit
of jealousy.
The government rain producers at
Midland score an unquestioned sue
cess.
Seven balloons were exploded In q
clear sky and in less than hours rain
was pouring in torrents.
DR.. Coley, praeticing physician,
Welsh, La, arrested for outrage on
his Is year old daughter.
Two Duluth, Mimi. letter carriers
arrested for embezzlement implicate
the deputy postmaster.
Powell and Leeper under death
watch at Gatesville are respited until
September 20.
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lLied About HiPpOIyte.

PORT wU PRINCE, Aug. G.-Tne
Associated press correspondent here
telegraphs that there is absolutely
no Foundation for any statement that
Gen. Hippolite or his government has
acted in the outrageous manner rep
resented in the United States Journals
during July.
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Poor Lookout for Cotton.

CoUsHATA, La, Aug. 27,-Cotton
has failed rapidly during the past
fifteen days, and IL is variously es-
timated to be cut off from one fourth
to one-third. 1t is reported shedding
and dying. Worms have made their
appearance in a few places, and some
farmers are using Paris green, while
others say that the weather has done
all the damage it can, and 1t Is use
less to kill the worms. The flattering
reports that have gone out have all
been overdrawn.
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Oklahoma Negro Colony.

KANSAS CITY, August 27.-Fifty
colored men under the leadership of
r. H. Waterford, of Memphis, lett for
Oklahoma yesterday, to await the
opening of the Indian lands. They
expect to form q negro colony which
will number hundred thousand in a
short time.
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Fires i'm August.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug 27.-A remark
able cold wave has visited this sec
ton in the past few days, something
very unusual at. this season OF the
year. The Thermometer has regis
teOed in the sixties Fires were very
eOR1fOrtable
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Whisky Drinking Bear.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. ga tame
bear entered a tavern in Wilma yes.
terday and STAYED in keg of whisky,
having been trained toDdrink by the
servants of it's owner. The landlord
of the tavern tried to prevent the bear
from getting the whisky, when brute
attacked and killed him aud three
children.
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Rubber Has Been Broken,

Boston, August q. - News has
reached here that a big rubber syndi-
cate, IN which Gonzales Wanna and
Banker de Gondoriz were organizers,
in Havre and Para, has suspended
operations, and the corner in rubber
has teen broken.
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american Cattle in Canada.

OTTAWA, Aug. 27.-Premier A bbott,
in the senate. IN, reply to a question
sy Senator Power stated that the gov
eminent had still underconslderation
the question ofallowing the importa-
ton of American live cattle TO be
eIau phtered in Canada.
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Big Bastrop Crops.

BAsTRoP, La, Aug. 2S.-CottOn
worms have made their appearance
In some portions of the parish, but
will do little or DO damage. The
yield both of cotton and corn in this
parish will he one of the largest since
the war. The health of the country
is excellent.
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Big whisky ShIe.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. %-The
largest sale of bottled whisky ever
made In the world took place here
today at the dietilling arm of Joseph
E. Pepper fl Co., selling to krauss,
Hart d. Felbit, of New York, $4,000
ca. es of ten-year old Pepper whisky.
The sale amour ted to nearly $500, zoe.
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Examining the VOLCANOES,

CoE1MA, August27.-The volcano Is
still active, and besides the lava that
is continually being thrown out, an
occasional shower of ashes falls about
the country. The wind has carried
the ashes fully fifty miles distant. A
scientific expedition is now making
as examination of the volcano.