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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
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8nr tiber so B idon nurbe Mats.
WinsloD's SOOTHING Syrup DON Milz
lione1 BON Matierr beim 3abnen bet
Hinber angetrenbet. Mirf Du i'm
S9lafe bur@ bas s@reien zines Rinbes
gefbrt, bas I'M 3ahneu III unb bot
S9merasn tpeintg Meua 10, Iafe icfrrt
etne Jlaf6s BON sMrs. MinsIom's SOP.
thing gprup" boleu. gsin @ertb III uas
b~eaablbar. sc pirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inbetung ber59aFen. Ser.
leBt gu9 barauf, Miitter, es lit tein
3peifel baribsr. IS beilt Dpfenterp
unb Diarrboe, resuIirt BEN Masen unb
tie Wieren. beiettigt Minb RoIif, cts
weidt ben @aumen, berbinbert gnt3ir,
ouns un6 itdrft bas gauge Spfem.
rWsrs. Winslotns Soothing Sprups
fir 5abnenbe Rinber lit onsenebm In
@ei9mad unb bas &e3ept ffammt BON
einem Der 5eiten meibliGen Mer3te In
ben Ser. Siaaten. gs it bel alleu
D~rug9ifen in Der sanaen Wslt gu boz
ben. Breis Is gts. per Glai9e.
Rauft ri9ts anheres als Mrs. Wiass
lons Soetbing @pruD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
cages Weutgfeiten.
b.

= SIN 2aufe bieier @o9e tuerben III
9tew Oorf bier r@lettrocutioaenA ftatt.
finben.
Su benz au Stem Sort Der.
~banbeltsn pro3eHe gesen ben aus
Ileier Hammenben Nraber @mir Ben
Nli, senannt rGrendp", neil ct in ber
fran36Rf1en Nrmee ols 3uabe geoient
bate, befanben bic @ei9moreneu ben
Mngeflogten Der grmorbung ber Sirne
Carrie 8ropn, alias vSbafeipeare",
i9ulbig. Sas 0erbitt lautete: SOUL
big beg Morbes I'm 3weiten @rabe."
Das Grauen3iiumer murbe i'm Npril i'm
gaft Niper 9oteI ermDrbet unb In DIN.
lid greuli9er Weiie perthmmelt, mie
bic Opfer bes eebeimen nNuf9liber.
Sad" in W5ite1apeltiitrift bon 2onbon.
- gr.B unbessS Senator SngaIs belt
in Der National . @batauqua au Glen
g9o bel Maibington, .. g., einen
@Ortrag iber Die Mufgaben unieres
3meiten Sabtbunberts", in Der er fi@
(mabrf6enIi9 I'm bic Jarmers Waiau3.
Ter bon &anias gu f9meideln) iebr ra,
bital iibsr unferr gegenudrtigen mirtb.
f@aftliGen 3utdnbe ausfprad. I'D.
gemeine 0eiterteit erreste es. als ct fi9
einen uffeaeuloien Staatsmann"
nannte.
Die Gtabt Baton &ouge in 2oui.
iiana purbe BON einem Dsrbeerenben
@pelon beimsefudt. Die gabn beReI.
ben bate 3par nur cine 8reite BON ct.
ma 800 Oarbs, aaein Jules, mas f9
in biefem SereiGe bsfano. wurbe au9
bon @runb aus bemolirt. go Elm
JlGgel bes Staats3u9tbauies. nobel
10 Strdfin9e getbbtet unb IS idmer
berlebt wurben. Su Der stabt ielbft
murben einige ftinf3is 6duier absebedt,
bel gr6Beren S9aben ri9tete bas uns
meter aber in ber Weger>Y orfabt Sat
iib Sown an, no sabdoie tleiue Sdu.
fer total oemolirt tDurben. Nu9 mebs
rere i'm GluTe Iiegenbe S@iffe trussu
ftarfe 8ef6dbigungen babon.
= eyn MaIbington mar bas @erh9t
perbreitet, Der i9mertrante Stats
Getretdr Blaine babe iein gniIaRunss.
6eiu6 an ben prdabeuten geianbt.
SaKelbe III biz iebt atpar nod unbes
sriinbet, bod 1T 8laines 3ufanb bers
art, oaB elm FOLDER S6ritt bur9aus
ni6t unpabri6einli6 mdre. Blaines
nd6ite Greunbe baben iibrigens bic
9OHnung auf feline b6qige Wie6erbers
ftellung mod niGt a~ufseseben.
Ser Nationalbant. &ebiior Orew
in philadelphia 1T bonn prdf5enten
pegeu Nn6ldiRgfeit i'm 9ienfte ieines
Mmtes eatboben uorben. Oieie gnt'
laHuns bdnst nit ben Nugelesenbeiten
Der oertra@ten 2epftone : Sant 3uiam'
men.
- Su indianapolis III es 3pii9en
Milia : Solbaten aus benz Siben unb
Garbigen gu einem blutisen &econtre
setommen, In pel6em 3tpei gobetten
aus 8eorgia unb mebrere Neger i9per
oerIebt purben. Wer ben STREET ons
sefansen bat, ldBt f6 aus ben borlie.
genben SeriGtea ni6t erieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07

Der bisberise &pmmifdr bes 9atent =. am.
ties G6as. s. @litdea, BAT ietn amt nieberz
seleet unO Der grdiibent bat ben @rsGpnsrebs
mann 8m. 6. Stmpnbs bon Connecticut su
ietnem Na9foleer %ernannt.
Simpnbs lit = ausnabmspeiie = einmal
fein @bbpfat, lpi1bern ein Mann bes prafttz
iden 2ebens. St tit Mitslieb Der sroben
Maldinenbau : Sirma Simonbs & 8urbette
BON 6artfprb, Cont, unb pertrat int letten
&pn9reiie ben 1. 9iitrift ieineS Seirnatbss
itaates i'm &pasreiie. ST r~nterlag iebod Bet
Der lebten 8abl sesen ieinen bemofratii4en
@e9enfanOibaten Sperrp, Der BET etnem Sc
iatnmtpptum bon $4,000 Stimmert eite Nas
iprttdt BON 800 Stimnnen e~rlan9te.
SIM lebten &onsreiie Bat Sinapnbs ii6 Be-
ipnbers burd ieinen ener9ii4en unb erfolgs
ret9en &f gu @unifen Der SerlagssS 4nt=
Sill ("Copyright-Bill") befantt gerta9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07

r@sl! Nefl!"
90 allo Iiihlt hu- bib berclts, nadlbcm BIZ
cine ODER s,pei bon Or. Elerce's Eleaiant
Eeuets ei%ugenoHmeu bait. Oh fiihlit Sid)
mpht NIB nilnter, onftatt bili0S nno Der.
fopft; fein f~ranfbaiteS &opflpch, tciMe Sc.
tanbtbeit NIB Gcroaunnssbcihnuerben iinS
pcribmunNeN. IS Seid>ob enGerpem Oui cine
nlifbe ino fridlte @ciIe 9n batteIt nid)t
srit u0thls, mn better GIT :pcrbcn, i6led)ter
bid SIT fiihlsa. 9ies III ifets Der 6aGl nit
Der ishr sToSrl, altmopiidrM Yiae. 3teie
bwt lit tieiil, slerlidl, nit i3nfer iiber=
soiien NIB iebr lciht 81 ncbmeu. Cine
fsint Belet iuirft farlrcAb, brsi pber pier
bauou lino nas bette Ibiiibrnngsmittel. sic
erbuen NIB ~reini9en bic Seber, beu Wagen
uub Die Giugepcioe = idueu, aber auh
griinolidl. Sie filo pcl alcn Yileu Die
biliaften, bic pon Npotbcteru p~crfanit iper-
ben, neil BIZ MIR fir bas, mas pir gut tbut,
beiu @elb be;ablit. sic iiuo %garantirt,
ieber i3eit @enugthlngg 81, sebem, oocr bas
@elS iuiro Dir 5uriidsrIattrt. Dies lit zine
8eoingurs, inter t:r ote bon Or. %ierce
erfnlibenen MebicaneRte p~crfauit ,perbca.
Gauuft bu ipobl ,todl mebr ~oerlau0en?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
y B.,

Die Berliner gtdtter fprsden f9
dubert b~efrieoist aug tiber ben uns
gemein ber3Ii6sn unb en%tbulia1tifhen
@mpfang, Der bern Safer Wilbalm II.
in Sonbon bereitet tpuroe.
- Gus &ublaub tpirb beri9tet, BOB
bic ausf6ten auf ben @rtrag Der @sis
aenernte febr i9le9t feicn. Gin ltebers
i9uB fur ben Export nod ben 2dnoern
bes mefIi@en EUROPA isi iebenfals ni9t
gu ermarten. Gus 9eut{9lano finb be-
reits iebr bebeuteube geitelunsen fur
Wei5en nod Canada uub ben Ser.
Staten a%bgegangen.
I'm ben in Lester 3eit lebr be-
beutenbea NusFaa Don .peterspfennis
gen" gu oeden, beabitdtiet Der papft
in aaen tatbolif6eu 2dn6ern cine Mrt
BON 9eiratbs Steuer einsuflbren.
Nu9 bat er ben Nuntien an ben frenz
BEN 96fen aufgetragen, eifria fur bic
erbobung oer s@inftnfte
au nirten.
Ser ,SKerbatore 8omano" In
Nom berurt6eilt ben 9reibunb aufs
heftigte. Derielbe, meint Dos 8Iatt,
rege tur bic @emiitber auf anGiatt fe
gu %bef1nftigen. Ser Greibunb made
Stalien gum gattel 9eutI9Ianbs un6
Oeferrei9s.
Ser pbelps. ber omeritaniI9e
9efanbte in Berlin, fu9t ben ,,Gano.
n%enf6aig" Grupp 5oau 3u betpegen, Ell.
nige feiner &iefenfanoEen auf bic gbiz
eagoer @e~ltausfelune gu fGiden.
&rupp meint aber, Der &ransport elmer
Der 8%ebeutung ieiner @1euer Werts
entipre1enben Separat . Iusitelung
wurbe i'm minoeftens cine Milion
Wtart foten.
= Im Wbenb bes 6. Suli fanb in
Der biforif6en SdloBtapele 81 Winbs
ior bic 8ernidblung Der prinaeffn
9ouiie, Der So9ter oes Yrinsen @bri.
fian bon 59Iespigs9 oIfein unb gns
telin Der G6nigin 8ictpria, nit benz
prinaen gilbert bon Inbalt fat. Die
5o95eitsgeieQi6aft NOR cine iiberaus
eIdn5enbe. SIN @efolse beg 2aiiers
Wilbelm unb ieiner @emablin befans
ben fi9 Der Prin5 unb bic prinae1in
bon Wales, bic Prtnaen unb Prinaeis
ftnnen BON edinburgh, @oanausbt unb
gattenberg unb bic Brin3eiinen 8ea.
trice unb 2ouife. 9er. gr8bii@of BON
CANTERBURY boq3og bic S%rauun9scere.
monte. Na@ einem furaen So93eits.
mabl trat bas iunge Yaar Die Qo13eitss
retie nod @dottlano an. &iefge
WolfsmaEen batten fi@ in Winbfor elm.
fuabea, I'm Die farfli9en 0c93eits,
@dfe gu feben. Son 2onbon bat
tie man 1900 Poli3ifen aufgeboten,
UNI bic Rube unb Orbnung aufre9t gu
erbalten.
: 2aiier @ilbefm beiu6te bic Be,
ribmte S6uIe gu @ton lei @inbior.
Die meifers Der b6dfen Nrifofratie
angeb6reuben 3bgIinge bieier militd,
hid Organifrten S9ule b~eranfaIteten
cine parabe bor benz Gaiier, fiber mel.
DE ii6 beiieIbe iebr befriebist aus=
fpra@. St ipra6 bic 6ofnung aus,
boB fe aud imA@rnffaue ben gIeiAen
militdriiGen @eiit une bic glei@e
S@ueiciSfeit an ben Sag leeen tpiirben,
bur9 Del6e fi6 bic btitif6en Soloaten
bon tebet ausgeaeidnet bdtten!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
@erma,tm &after's 8eFmSen.

gu unferer sroBen Greube eriebeu
mir aug einem Briefe 6ermann Sta.
ffer's an einen &ebattsur Der q. y,
9taats3eitung, baB cine 8eKerung bee
3ufanoes beg 2ranfen eingetreten if
unb CT in Golge be1en fi6 bereits mil
benz Gsbanten an bic &adreile mad
ben Der. Staten bei6dftist. Seine
9auttrantbeit 1T gdnaliG befeitigt.
Die Wniduelung ieiner 8eine it me,
nigtens gum Sbeil 'geboben. 9ie
Itbemuotb bat f@ erheblid sebsKeri
uab Der Graute fann In Golse oeHen
anoauernoen @dlaf geuinnen.
rWenn bies 70 fortsebt," i6reibt ct,
bari i'd bic 5oHauus fafen, baB id
i'm September bod nod einmal Sic
ieben meroe." Giss lautet erbebIit
better. Die Greunbe &ater's in ben
Der. Staten tperhen bod erfreut bar.
tber lein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
0eifentlid3e Mnsei8e.
Mapors Office,
San Mntonio, %. Stunt, 81

NV ~"*obiof AO' ONNt ~
BerieaeIte Nngebote rperben in bie1er
Office Bis gum rs. SuIi 1891 Mittags
IL ubr entgegengenommen fur ben
&auf zines @runbfades fur elm 59uls
baus in Der s. Marb.
Sas Iugebpt muB Nngaben tber bic
Sage, @r6Be unb ben preis bes 8aus
plaBes entbalten, mel6er lebtere ni@t
ueniger als 220x250 SUB mehen
bart.
Nae perfonen weIde Qusebote elm.
reiden. mtifen beim StaOt=Glert flint.
aig $50 Dollars beponiren, als cine
@arantie ibrer NbH9t, nel9e Summe
Oh lie Stabt berfalen 1T, foQte Der
@igentbimtr bes aeeeptirten @runbz
ftids f6 ipdter tpeigern, bafelbe an bic
Siabt ab3utreten.
Die Sta5t bebdlt h6 bos Ge6t Dor.
irgenb zines ober ole NngebOte 5urida
3uDeiien.
Mnsebote miHen an ben Wfapor OBJ
brefiirt unb Proposal for a site for a
School House in Ward No. 8" iibers
i9rieben iein.
8. 9reiner,
Attefirt: SteQpertretenber Waeor.
s. q. @laubon, Stabts@lerf.
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eSm CINDERELLA g6mbsg ture,

@de9ouf o II fra Be u. Mbe. s,
lit ioeben angetommen: Sin GROCER
gorratb BON &inber $ Slippers unb
Sduben bon rs Gents oufmdrts.
Damen Sizes unb Slippers bon IS
@ents aufudyts big gu ben feinfeu
Qualitdteu.
9as 2ager in 0amen: uno 9erren'
s6ub3eug, bod ober niebrig gef9nit.
ten, nit Der 0anb Ober Maidine &C.
ma6t, 1T grOBartig, gu preiien, bic
Seben in grtaunen ieBen mtiFen.
Wer feiues unb 5uglei9 b~auerbaftes
S9uDwert tragen min, faufe i'm Gin
oereGa S@ubsg Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
Gin garantirteS Mittel 4eaeit bic
0$rfnne

gBir au%tcrifiren BEN anse;eistea apotbefer, Sbnen
Or. &insS @eueS Seilmittel segen S&pinbiubt, SUI
ten un6 Grtdttuns auf f%rlsen6e 8ebinsuns su rtrfauz
biefeS Mtttel ben @nneilunsen entipredeub sebrauden
molten, inbem Sic es e~tnsebenD %prpbiren, nnb ipenn
Ste bann fetne gederuus burd b%afielbe peIiphren,
sann i$tden ste BITE Glaiae sariid unb Sie tperben
in 8else Der srobarttsen Grfplse, neI9e btes WRittel
Bet Der lestidbrisen @rtppen Gptbemte auf3upetien
bate. gstr baben pom feinem Sale seh6rt, tn benz
baS Wtittel nt4t sebplfen bate. Man made einen
0eriu4. .Probedaiden fret BET Oreib, Ibpntpipn &
80. 0roBe Glai4en so Gents unb 81. 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
aanbbeit famm mtdbt sebetlt tperSe,

burd lofale Mpplttatiohen, neil tie ben tranfen
S1etI beS Sbres nidt errei9en foaneu. GO
eiebt NUT einen @es, he Saubbeit gu @lurireu,
unb ber 1T ourd eonit,tutiOneae Seilmittel.
xaubbeit piro burd einen entsinbttsn 3ufanb
bet f5Ieimissn ausflsiOuus Der Gufa@tf@en
&0brs beruria@t. @enn bieie 9f0bre fid ent.
ainbet, babt ibr einen rumpelnben Son uber
unboatomnenss @eb0r' unb tpenn fe gang se-
idloRen 1T, srfolst Saubbeit, uno menn bic
G~ut3anouus nidt ssboben uub biefe &0brs pis'
Der in ibrsa aebOrisen 5ufanb Ssrisbt tuerben
tann, uiro bas gsbOr fur INNER aertDrt tuer-
ben ; ueun 8aue untsr sebn fnb burd SO.
tarrb erutiadt, icesder ni6tS aIs elm %entain.
better Sutono Der fdleimisen Sberadden III.
@ir pollen e~iubrnbgtt Dollars fit jeben
@urd aatarrb Serusfa9ten) SOL bon Saub.
belt seben, ben mir ni9t bur9 Ginnebmen bon
Sau'S aatarrb Sur beilen fOnnen. 2abt Gud
uia ionft @irculare fommen.
8. 8. gbeueb & Go, So!ebo, .
8ettauft bon Npotbefern, @rsis Is @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
gaFaae uadb europa.

Die Mgenturen beg 6errn %. ),
Opung, 20. l Commerce . StraBe,
Gan Mntonio, unb $50. SOB Main,
6traBe, DaIlas, pertreten nur BIZ
anerfannt beiten eIropdif9en 9ampfet.
2inien. 6err Oouns lit i'm @tanbe BIZ
billie ten Raten au geben. CT.
tbeilt bereitwiQis iebe semtni@te Mus,
funft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale i'm
~ibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer nod Gu,
ropa gu reiien tphnf9t, Dber 8ermanbts
beribertommen lafen min, tuenbe fid
an irgenb cine Der genanntea Mgenturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Meinliebbabsr fiuben elm 9roBes go
ger BON feinen california Weinen Bel
9errn s. 8. Meper ON MIaml
Bla3a. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weint
an Ort unb STEELE aus utb fauft BRET
aus Dem Keller ter Weinah9tsr. als
9utem aenner selinst es Inn fiets, bi,
beifen Sorten ausauudblen. Ct tann
feline 2unbeu unc Gamilten nit einen,
guten Sropfen perieber. &otb= unb
WeiBweine in bor3hsIi9er Qualitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per GaIone fret
tns 6aus geltefert.
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&err 6. s. Miiaer, SO. 217 81.
9oufon .@traBe bdlt ftets bas bnls
fommenfe Eager in 3ei9enmoteria.
lien, &apeten, Garben, @Ias, SpiegeI'
slas, B%iloerrabmen, 6irnifea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Naler.n tenflien. Runff'
lerii9 ausgeflbrte Bilber unb Statuet.
ten &c. Rnb in einsi Reconsideration Sol,
lerie our Nnf9t unb gum 8erfauf GUS
gefelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbetos
rationeu III bas @ei9madpolHte unb
Weueie bort gu finben.
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Bu6lens Mrutea=gaIbe

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fit s9nitte,
0ueti9uusen, @efbpare, 6ieber. unO Saut'
Iusf6Ias, Gle6te, %seiprunseue SdnOe, truf.
brnleu unO aae Sauttrantbetten turirt pa
u1nrrboiben ooer feline 8e3abtnus. 8aaist
Satisfaction saraatirt ODER bas 8elb ntrt
turiderfattet. % Gents bic S9a6teI. Bum
gertauf In allen apotbeien. Dreib, 9bomp'
ion & Co.. @hoIefoIe.
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0emti@. @malif@e Gdule.
Gon Nutomio, 2era8.

auertannt ti9tise eebranfaIt fir Rnobsn
anb Mdo&en; felt breibts Sabren In resst
@irfiamfeit. Bortrefai9e eebrtrdfte inter be,
pabrter eeitnne. Der en8lif@eu Spra9e pirt,
nie ber beutfden, boIe Heduuns setraeen.
MneerDem Huterridt TN Sbamif@sn. Ginger.
naten borbereitete G@dIer iuben teberaetf
Nufuatme. stdtere anstunft ertbeiIsn Ger
3. 0roeG 8rdfbent bes S9uI 8orfanbes
snb % m. Barbed. Director ber apdaIt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-31
The President at philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 30.-To-day is
a legal holiday in this State, and business
In this city was almost entirely suspended.
The day was cloudy and threatening, but
there was no rain fall and many sporting
events and decoration ceremonies were all
well attended
The principal points of interest were Of
course those visited by President Har-
rison and the distinguished members OF
the party accompanying him from Wash
ington The President ard members O.
his Cabinet were the guests of George G.
Meade, Post No, I. They were met
tse station with car ages with delegations
from the Post, and the line
dependence Hall The entire route
was profuSely decorated with banting
and lined with crowds of people, whose re
peated cheering compelled the President to
90 over most of the route with his hat in his
hand. When independence Hall was
reached the President was escorted within
bv Commander Sanger and introduced to
Mayor Stuart, who with a number OF
prOmiuent citizens was in waiting - wei
come him in behalf Of the city. Ia brief
speech Mayor Stuart welcomed the Presi-
dent, who replied i'm quite a lengthy speech
In that appropriate and felicltous caarac-
tcf for which he has become famous.
After the President had concluded. the
doors We're thrown open, and for an hour
the President shook the hands of the people
of Philadelphia, al the rate of half a hun
dred a minute.
From $50 TO a public reception was
held al the Union League Club, and at 80
the President and party returned to Wash
ing by the road over which they came.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-31
At Grants Tomb.

New YORK, May 3O-The ceremonies Of
Decoration day were carried on in this city
TO-DAY in its usual magnificent style. The
parade in honor of the dead was large and
imposing and the American flag was dis
PLAYED al half mast from almost every
house. The programme Tor the afternoon
included services at the tomb Of General
Grant at Riverside Park, under the direc-
ton of the L :. Grant Post, of Brooklyn.
The L. ) man-of-war Enterprise was az
chOred in the Hudson river opposite the
tomb and fired minute guns during the con-
tinuauce of the services. a number of
eX-C -Confederates were present as guests Of
the day. including geX-COngreSSman John ).
Wise, OF Virginia, who delivered the ora
ton The day was generally observed
throughout the State and in New Jersey.
Gov Hill was present this afternoon at the
laying of the corner stone Of a new armory
az POuchkeepSie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-31
SHE SEES A FACE.
A Girl Who Witnessed Murder Wants
to Commit Suicide.

CHICAGO, May 30.-Minnie Winterling,
German girl % years old, was l)cked up at
the Harrison Street Station last night, to
prevent her from carrying out her threat
to throw herself into the Chicago river.
Minnie Winterling is character OF more
than ordinary interest. She was the main
witness in the celebrated Moore murder
trial, at Ottawa, Ill, which resulted in the
hanging of Charles Ford on the 9th OF the
present month, and the imprisonment OF
William O'Brien for life and Kate Ford
II wears.
The murder of Moore, who was trav-
cling salesman for an Omaha house, IN
Elwvn Park. Ottawa on the night OF June
23 1890. is still fresh in the public mind.
Minnie Winterling was present and wit
messed the whole proceeding. She took the
stand against her companions and caused
their conviction. For this service she was
set free by the State.
After the trial. States Attorney Blake
obtained for Minnie position as domestic
in boarding house in this city. Last even
ing The girl began to act strangely and
threatened to throw herself in the river.
Her employer, knowing her past history,
feared that she might carry out her threat
and caused her arrest. The girl says that
whenever she thinks Of the past she be-
comes despondent. She says that when
ever she stops to think she can see the dead
tace Of Moore as she saw it on that fateful
night of June %, and it almost drives her
to distraction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-31
THE GUARD DOUBLED.
Bridgeport People Excited Over the At
tempt to Steal Barnum's Remains.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May 30-Owing to
the attempt, early yesterday morning, to
steal the body of p. T. Barnum, four
men will hereafter guard the grave at
night
When the news of the attempted rob-
berry became known in this city it caused
widespread Indignation. Two Watchmen
have been guarding the grave since Mr..
Barnum was buried, and would. hSye been
taken off in week or so. AS no attempt
had been made the men had given up ex-
pecting such a thing, and consequently
were caught mapping
The robbers are though TO have come
from our town. Late the night before a
team was hired in Milford by four men.
They said they wanted TO visit house in
the country. The team was not returned
and was found wandering in the streets
The object of the gnouls seems to bave
been to get the body and then hold it for a
reward. Mrs Barnum was greatly agitated
over the affair. She said that had the body
been stolen no reward would have be6t OF
fered for its return, a. Mr.. Barnum had
made that request
Callahan and Brakeman, who fredppon
the scoundrels, are of the opinion that
three men were in the gang. They said
they found blood about so feet from the
grave and think one of the shots took eff
feet, and that the wounded man was carried
away by the others. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-31
Big nax at Pnrkersburg.
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PAREERsBURG, May S0.-Decoration Day
was observed in this city by the closing OF
business houses from 1 p. N. TO p. M,
giving all an opportunity TO participate in
the exercises. The G. A. Il. posts superin-
tended the decoration Of the graves Of the
dead soldiers in the various cemeteries.
The business houses and private dwellings
were decorated with hags and bunting,
and the streets were filed with people
from the town aud counSry. The large
parade took place in tire afternoon.
The streets. as the procession passed,
We're densely packed with people. The sun
was shining brightly when the procession
started. out by the time it reached River
view cemetery, where the memorial ser
vices were 10 be held, dark and angry
clouds appeared in the west, which threat
ened a heavy stern, and the services were
made as brief as possible.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-31
st, Mary's Oil Field.

ST. MAgY's, May 3O-The oracle, of this
weeks issue says: The oil business is
going on quietly. There is no rush, and it
would be wonder if there were, at the
low price at which oil is quoted.
We understand that the Cunningham
well on McKim is shut down, and that the
tools and machinery has been attached by
creditors 1t will probably do nothing
more until the debts are paid, or the yell
goes into other hands
1t is said that the Prince Oil Company
have sold their three wells on Whitten
Stewart farm. together with their leases in
that neighborlood, to some Bradford par
ties. The price spoken of is $4,000 cash.
These wells have paid for themselves some
time ago, and are now making from 60 to 10
barrels per day.
Duncan Nos and ., on ]. E. Smith, are
making considerable more oil since No. 2
was cleaned out and drilled deeper
The tools are still in Little Gulch No. J.,
aud there seems to be grave doubts as to
whether they will ever be got out.