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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-16
8 8.

ueber 2arebo tommeu i9on tpies
Der ieniationele Oepei6en aus Merlto,
wel6e b%efasen, baB @ar3a abermaIs
cine Banbe geiammeIt unb bon Neuem
einen Iuftanb anseaetteIt ba5e. St
oeriudte eiuen NnsriH anf Guerrero,
no bic merifauiide &esierung piel
@elo liegfn bot. Ser Nnsrif purbe
auridsei6lagen unb bic Nuffdnbii9en
foben mad allen &i1tungen bin.
@brifian 56r5ber, II Sabre
alt, No. 1912 Bofofficsz 5t1aBe, @als
befon, uobnbaft, bat f9 erbdnst. ct
htuterldBt cine Jrau unb mebrere
Ginber.
Su 8elasec bat fi@ bic grfte Na.
tionals Bart init einem Rapital bon
$75, 600 etabltrt.
= Sn Der Naian3 Cotton Oarb au
gnnis perbrannten 1000 Banen Baun,
noble.
= SIZE Merifoner rduale1 unterein.
anbet auf, inbem tie fi9 gegeaieitig obs
murdien. Im 9onntas Wbenb er fad
IN Seguiu Suan Martines feinen
Sanosmona Dolores 2ope3, gera5e aIs
bieier @ei5emaans Saloon perlieB.
Bel Glouer Bluff, CORPUS gbri1ti,
Durbe Der II Sabre aIte gbas @alabar
bon ieinem @efdbrten Sobu san,
wdbreub fie auf Der @nteniaeb toarert,
in Ben Mrm gei6oHen. Der Nrm mubte
amputirt merben.
= Capt. 5. g. Yourfe unb @ebhlfss
8unbesmaribaI 5. Serbian, bic fh nit
8erbaftsbefebIen fur bie &eboIutiondre
nod Merifo begeben batten, babea in
@orDalar, Ii Meilet1 bon Mier entfernt,
feIbf b6ie @rfabrunaen gema9t, irbem
he als perbddtig bon ben merifanif6en
8eb0rben fehgebaIten tpurben. @ie
tnb frOb, beiler 6eut mad &io
Graabe @itn aurtfsetebrt gu fem.
= Sen gun6 . 0auie BET 8abnHa,
tim gu 0empteab lit %. 0abemana
bon &obert 0enberfon ermorbet tpors
ben. ST f9oB TIN breimaI in ben &us
den. Gin STREET NOR 3tpifden beiben ents
itanbea uesen elmer Sanbpi9 fur fiuf
Gents. 9anemanir Dar e3 Sabre ali
unb tucbnte in 6empfeab felt Dem
2riege. Sn ben @iebsiser Sabrer' NOR
er Der erfe 9aufmonr Der etaot.
Jreunbli@ umb entsegentommeub seaei1
Seoermann, mar 6abemann BET Der
8eb6ltei ung Der Stabt unb llmgeaenb
febr beliebt unh in ben peitefen @reiz
len betannt. gr befaB einen raalofen
JletB unb bat in allen 2ebensIagen ME
ieinea guten 9umor %berloren. Sem
brr3eitiger Sob wirb algemein beoaus
ert merben. 6enberfon befimoet fd
unter ftarter geua6ung i'm @efdngniB.
st tammt aus gutter GamiIie.
= Mm Sonntag brannten In Sort
Wortb brei @efpan1e burn unb iebess
mol ereignete i1 Elm unaIhdsfau.
MiB Cara Setter bra9 einen Mrm,
Grau 3ali9omsti. bic NIT ibrem Rinbe
i'm arm aus benz 8usgp fprans, if
f6tper rerleBt, cine anbere Dame muir.
be gesen eiuen SeIepbonpfofen ge=
fAleubsrt unb tr6gt ebenfaus gefGbrli1e
8erlebungen oabon.
Sn Spler bat bic Bantfirma Bons
rer & Bonner tire Sbiren geI1roKen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-16
@eimmbbeit lit gaeibthm,a

serantirtes fpeeiff9ee Sstlmittet fur 6pierie, &rduis
tfes nesrSfe lenralsid, ~&ppfiamerBen, nerrbfe nebers.
zet5ane unb @bfpannnng, perurIa&t bur@ ben hbeEs
fett, Rieeersef9lasenbeit nnb 6etirneruei6uns, Sie
IL Dabufun ausartet unb alsemetnes Gleub, GseMs
than nnb Gpb herbstfhbrt. sc TT an@ etn Seilmittel
etgen trhb1etttses Mitern, se8en f1nfrudtborteit, Smz
nrIs4t eur@ eet5tge reteranfrensuns cher bur&
SusenniAnben. Seeoe G4a4tel enttdif BITE &nr fur
etEen Rcnat. $I.00 Bite GMa@teI, pber 8 G@a@teIn
Nis sdrantiren, 6ab 8 GAaateln ieben 6aG tetler.
nersen. ARit ieher Deheluns fdr 8 S@a4teIn, bic bel
aus NIT BEN Yretie e~tnlduft, feubeu wtr benz Beaeaer
nnftren t9rtffliden @nrantte S@etn, hos MIR has
oslh tnrhdi9tdent uenn bas NQittei tetns 6eilang bes
nt<tss Spl4e G4eiue merben nur auB8eifeGt pom
&tt4 DrMB @tcre (Gtn5tee &seuteu) 30. s CAT
esmnieres Strsst' Gan @ntcntp, Gegas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-16
cages Wenistettem.
SnIan b.

= 9enor Wontt, 6er neue @efan6te
ber &epublit Chile in @afbinston, bat
benz PrdRbenten 6arrifon iebt formen
feline Beglaubigungs.p apiere iberrei1t.
Der Stats. @etret6r Blaine permitted.
te bic off3iele 8orfelIung. Su Der
Begleitung bes @eianbten ~befanoen f9
bic beiben Mtta9es.
Ser MiniFer bes Snnern bat bic
NmtsentlaKung bes penfons.g lerfs 8.
.. Sogg In ct. 2ouis. Mo., berfigt.
Bogg bate eine Nobelle berSfentli@t,
In tDel9er bas Qeben eines &egierungss
beamten in Waibington in ber berbfen
Weiie berb6bnt unb nerfpottet mirb.
Mu@ ber penHons 2ommiFdr &aum
bate BITE MmtsentIaRung 8oges befir.
uortst, ba feline Nobele eine gon3
niebertrd@tise S9mdbi9rift lei. 8oggs
mag f6 bel ben 6erre1 Noble uub
@aum ftir 6iefeu @ratis. Nuf fur feline,
fonft bieIeidt gan3 unbefanrt eebIiebes
men Nobele beffens bebanfen.
Bel Snbian 9eab, MarDlaab,
murben umfafenbe Yrobes5 1ieBbsrius
DE augefelt, um bic Qualitdt Der in
ben Ser. Staten fabri3irten pan3er.
platten su pttifeu. Sie 8erIu9e baben
10 befriebigenbe &eiultate erseben, baB
In 3ufunft sar feline Yan3erpIatten
mebr importirt merben iolen, tpie bas
bisber gefGeben mar.
= Die ueue @bicagoer rMndr1iien,
pro3eb", bas heiBt bas 9erb6r BEL benz
poliaeisueberfaQ in @reefs Gale Ser.
bafteteu Dor benz poli3ei . Il9ter, bat
bis iebt foIgenbts &efultat erseben:
3Dei Der 8erbafteten tpurben pegen
$rasens perbOrgeuer Maffsn gu lie $50
unb $25 Strafe bsrurtbeilt uub elmer
tpegen 8eirunfenbeit $40.
= Sn Glebelanb, Ohio, mo- gegens
tudrti9 Dos Central Miffons 3omits
Der WetbObifen tagt. murbe nieber elm.
nal Der 0eriu9 gema@t, cine 8sreinis
gun3 Der Wetbobifieas Stride bes 81
bens uub Norbens berbeiaufibr.n, aber
tuie getp6buli9 obne ben ~gerin9Fen Or
folg.
- Sn Stem Oort ftarb unldn9it i'm
Nlter bon 70 Sahren Der piano Ga5ri.
tant Triebri9 Matuf6et. Sn BEN
Werforbenen, einem geborenen 8aben.
fer. p"erliert bic Stunt beg pianobaues
einen ibrer Derbienitbolffen Singer,
beHen ean3ss 2eben Der 8erpoladnbi,
gung bes perbreitetfen alsr muftaIi.
f6en SnHrumente gepiomst mat uni
befen @enialitdt unb ausbauer sabl.
reide epohemadenben grfiubungen au
auf9reiben Rno.
husband.
= 9ln eiuem Der leBten Sage biscon
tirte bic &eibsbant in Berlin fir {
Miaioneu Marf Me6FsI. Ser Nnbraul
bon 2euten. wel9e @elb unb Wertbpa
pierre bepuniren polten, mot 10 grp6
baB man befonbere 3immer our Nbferr
tisuns berfelben einrdumen maBte.
- Cine sroBe Nn3abl BON Offi3ie
rem unb Solbaten Der franaGhi6el
@%arniionfabt @balons fur ; Soon
wuroen berbaftet. Die NngetIagter
iolen i9 f6perer Sittlidteits. @erbre
den f6uIbig semadt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-16

IS lei bierbur6 berorbnet bur9 ben
Stabtratb Der Stabt San Mntonio,
Seetinn1 /. Bon iebt an foG es
fur iebe perfon ODER Corporation u1=
geieBli9 iein. gebrudte Meclame s3etteI
ober foaeuannte v0anb Bills" irgeub
pel9er Art auf ben 6t.aBen. Soften,
8ldben unb on aaberet1 6Hentli9en
OFTEN inner6aib ber 6tabtgren.en Der
Stabt San Mntpnio umberauuerfen
ober umberwerfen gu laRen. Sebe
perfon ober CORPORATION, mel9e bic
Befimmungeu biefer Orbenan5 perIebt,
lou zines 8ergebens f9ulbig erabtet
unb nod erfolgter 8erurtbeiIung bon
benz &ecorher nit elmer Gelbfrafe BON
ni9t tueuiser als 5ebn Dollars $4,000
unb ni9t mebr als bunbert Dollars
($100.00) belegt tperben. Shr ben
Jal, baB irseub cine @rrpotation 5ieie
Befimmungen Derlebl, foll bieielbe pers
pfidtet iein, BITE borsenannte @elofra.
fe, bic bur9 3wangsDoafredung efbos
ben tperben fam, gu beaablen, unb
auBerbem folen aud bic ein3elnen BE.
amtsn, MneelteIte unb 8ebtenfeten
Der beIagten @otparation, bic In irgenb
elmer Weiie fir Gle 8etreKenbe rebers
tretung De%raaimOrtli9 inb. aur 3abs
lung ber Dorgenannten @elbbuBe Der.
ange5ogen uerben. SIM Sole irqenb
cine Berion. bic Der Berlebung bieier
0roiuan5 idulbig befunben uno Der.
urtbeilt tDorben 1T, bic ibr aufgeleete
@eIbbuse nebf ben 3ofea nidt bes
sablt, fDa fe nit elmer Safifrafe i'm
ftdbtiiGen @efdngnif BON ni5t ldnaer
als breibig Sagen belegt tperben.
Gum ertea Male selsIen am &c.
October 1891, gum einmaIlgen Druid
tiberwieien uab gut peiteren Bei9IuBs
fafiuug Dertagt.
8rpan @aIIaaban,
Ntteitirt: Mapor,
y. g. @Iaubon, Gtabt.@lert.
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wabl Yrpflamatipm.
Majors Office,
9tabt San Mntonio, Seras, :
81 0ffnhpr 1891


Sn Jolae BET mir bur9 ben Greibrief
uno bic Srbtnansen Der Stabt San
Nntonio i%ibertragenen Ma1tpolfom=
menbeit, erlaife i'd, grpan @aaagban,
Ufabor Ter Stabt 5an Mntonio, bieie
meme Proclamation urn orbne hermit
auf 8 q m It q g, ben21. Nopem<
Der 1891 cine Mahl an, far elnen Mls
herman at large, I'm bic our1 bas Qbs
leben bes Nlberman SO. j. gorbett ents
ftanoene 8atan3 gu filen.
Die 9timmpldBe tperoen BON s ubr
WorGens big s uhr Mbenbs an folgen.
ben Orten pfen fem:
Warb No. l = Sohn u. Mlqers
Store, @de 5ib 6Ioress uno Nr1enals
StroBe; Simon aEnisbeim, 8orfbeus
Der.
Warb go. 2-gde CAT, uno Doloz
rofaffraBe; Nlber SLEEPER, 0orRbenoer.
@aro go. 3--Mosfelbs Store, gde
psre8s nnb 5rio : 5trabe; Sames Ct.
Club, 0orfbenber.
Marb SEQ. A. CONVENTIONS Gale,
gde Bet 6oufons unb Norb Stores
StroBe; s. 8iQematn, 0orfBenber.
Marb No. 5-@ommers @arten SO.
306 3ebnte Strabe, Sobn s. Berrs,
BorRBenber.
Marb SO. 6-gde Gin. unb Nolan.
Strabe; Mm. 8. 8ase, 9orRbenber.
Warb No. 7-@de Matagoroa. uab
Nictoria fraBe; peter Subj, NorRbens
ber.
@arb $50. Side eib Wlamos unb
ShbsS traBe; Souls 8erstrom, gurs
fbenber.
9ie Wabl NTH abgebalter unb bic
geri@te perben einseliefert in lebers
einffimmuag nit Der 20. Geftion beg
fdbtii@en Greibriefs uno Der @taats=
@efsbe, Wtt bonn IA. Mdr3 1887, Settle
81 Der 3monsisften 2spislatur.
Gum 3eugniB bierftr babe i'd
meinen Namen untei ihrieben
MIzA unb einen Nbbrud oes Siegels
~ ber Stabt Gan Mntonio an 6ies
fem 81. Sage bes Ottober 1891
beiftgen Iaflen.
8rDan@aIIagb q n,
Mttetttrt: MasDr,
6. g. g%Iaubon, etabt>@letf.
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Sir bOffnmnsslpS erflart utb bod
Aerettet!

ans einein griefe Der Srau Surt bon @rptpn, Sub
tts %ertdltet, bic Grtdltuns ialus fd amf uieine Gunsen,
I'd besann fart 81 buiten uns balb mar e8 a~reifeips,
bas i'd an Der S9ptnbindt lttt. Bier Gerste saben
au Ieben babe. SD felbIt CAB aae Sp6nuna auf 1nb
b~erettete MID f@pn auf Elm ~balbiseS Gnbe Spr. Da
rtetb Senanb meinenl @atten an, Or. abnis's Neues
wttteL sesen Sewtnbiuat, 9fufen nao GrIdItuns gu
Glai@eu unb tpurbe ppuftdnbts sebeilt. Sd bin lest 70
aeiunb rie irsenb eine Grau meiner 8efannti&aft.
grobeFai4en fret. 3u baben Bet Gbplpb 9reis,
tern gu so Gents unb 81 90 BITE GIaiae.
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SIS mirSe 1000 2eute, Die Or.
Gase's Gatarrb GemcNe gu so Gents
per 6laide etite6cn, crforoern. llnt Die
@umnle bon $500 boil gu MAIDEN.
Sim 6eblldlas elmer &ur piirOe iomit
ben @epimait BON 1000 Serfduien bets
i9lin9el.
Die 9erlteller bebaustelI, n&alt I'M
&opis" uuo ielbit droniiden &atarrb gu
beilen. ODER fit Ben Sail eiusr miB9lads
ten &ur $500 fir i9r aa5u9roBes Ser@
traueli gu be5abfen.
l1nb bies uid)t etiua III .3eitun9sidreis
b~ereien, ionbern III baarer Miin5e! See
Oente, ipeldes 8ertrauen our Sa6e ba'
gu sebOrt, oies Ourd Bic s3eitun9en bes
fanut gu MAIDEN = nnb CO ernit gu
meinen. Die 5crieler slaubea on
Die Sscnlebp. SIT oies midt jsst bcs
9eriudes wertb? ST ein icoer Seriud
nid)t benz &atarrb por5usisben
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als NIutreiuiouuosmiiteI fan

ais 8lutreinigungsmittel tann
Id Or. aueuff &bnis's 6ambureer
3ropfen beftens empfeblen; biefelben
folten in feiner Gamilie febIen; es tpirb
babur6 mande Softcrrednung se,
fpart.-0al. Steinba9. SO. 1913 5e.
eOno. abenue, Rep Oorf, u. o.
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~ 2aBt Cure Nnaise BEL g q H.
& g b II aufertigen. SSbr fins
bet bnrt cine sroBe Nuspabl bor5heli.
der 5tOfe; man liefert quite Nrbeit
uno Niles figt portrsfHi9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-16

er Cruiser Bros. baben BITE
mnberuften uno f@6nften S6mudla.
den, Die in biefger Stabt anseboteu
wer5en. Wles mirb unter @arontie
~3erfauft.
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II. 81 n, ber.

II. NoDember.
1907. @adts bonn II. auf 10. 9lobember
S4fpei5ertunb auf benz &ittlt.
1868. Maria bic &atbpltide, &Dnistn bon
@nslanb, seftorben. @liiabetb beiteist ben
SRron, Die gerfolsans Der 9roteitanten bort
auf.
1857. @eaumur (9hbfifer) seitorben.
.l776, Sriebri9 @briftppb S@loiier @iitos
riter) gu Seber s%eboren.
1887. Sponttni seboren. Gomponif.
1900. @rfe 8eriammluns bes &onsreiies
in @aibtnston.
1872. &iltufofp idIast NapoIepn unb Sas
BOUT auf Der 9etirabe BET &rainpi.
1918. stuftanb sesen bic Sransoien i'm
Saog.
1929. Ginietuns Ses @iniferiums gOIis=
nat IN Granfreih.
1858. &obert Dale Omen 3u Nemton ses
1torben. @rlaber beS SmentSmas (Spcias
Iismus) in Gnglanb.
1851. Sreffen Bet @bpreB Bridge, &p.
1870. @efeht Bet Sreur.
1889. Dom 9ebro berlabt 8ra1lten NIT
ieiner Gantilie.
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na~ Gin ebemaliger @pmnafaQebrer
empfiebIt I'D our @rtbeiluns BON pti.
bat : unterri9t. Ofsrten inter 3. in
biefer 3eitung erbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-16
Glue Crninaua

CUR nhterbrtiduug bes llmberwerfens
gebrudlsr &eclame : 3ettel auf ben
5traBen, @a1en, Bldben unb an
dnberen tfentli9en Srteu BET Stabt
San Mntonio.
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Coles Coles

giIisfes, reiulies unb beftes Sci.
annssmittel fir Osfen unb Ramine.
Wir6 gum preife BON $3.50 Der Tonne
IN allen Sbeilen eer Stabt ab9eliefert.
Selepbon 212.
San Antonto@ Gas pmpanp.
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Dr.HathaWay
Spbm 8rrabfppt. m. D., 9~liftfte,at.
Specialist oes G1Iestei1s,

Surge Wadnner,
weI3e In Gplse BON
Susenb : SEnben
an Nerpeni@wd@e
Ietben, thre2eben4z
frdft ~nnterSraben
laben uub TIRE
MdnultHteit rertps
reu, fpEten ben bes
rhtmfen Or. Sas
Mawap fpfprt COM
fnlttrea. 8ergebt
ni@t, N~erpentrants
bet (mtt pber oLne
Grdume) tptrs wtfs
feni&aftlt@ unb
mao ben ueaeften
Mettcben teban<
belt unb NIT benz
srbeten GrfpIs.
sc fcmmt ni@t
hr~~.e e
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eubicriptteusprets fit bas @us
@enblatt $3.50.
Reifenbe " genten:
s. g. 8ufd5.
No. Shprpbtn9.
6 d | 8.
Cages Gbrpmif.
16. mber.

813. 9ubtpis Der GrOmtme ais beutider Sal.
fer gefr6nt.
1924. 8rief 3pinsIis iber Die abenbmabls:
lebre, tppbur4 bic rel prtnirte Stride entftebt.
1911. Stsismunb, &urfiirft BON 8rarben.
burg, bon 9olen NIT benz Ser5pstbrm 9reu:
BEN belebnt.
1852. Sala@t BET 2iibem. @nitap IboIpE
II, &5nig bon S4peoen, fault ais Sieser
@raf 8appenbeim fdut.
1797. Sriebri@ @tlbeIm IL, a6nts bon
8reuben geft.
1868. Srefen Bel Garnpeu'S Station,
Senn.
1864. aieOerbrennuns attlaatas. ebsr.
mans Mari9.
1869. Gr5ffnuns bes @uess@anaIs.
1870. Montmebp bon SeIfprt 3uriidseldla:
gen.
1885. Giel in @anaba binsert4tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-16
8 amfia

alien Senen, toel9e meinem seliebtem Sat
ten unb nnierem anpersebliben @ater bas
@elette gu ieiner lebten Hubeitdtte gaben, bes
ioroers ben MitsIiebern Der 9ermannslDbue
uno bes &ranfenfaiiens8erein bic i'm mab.
retto ietaes lansen &ranfenlasers 10 ip,eIam
pfestsn, itatten mir biermit ~unleren berslide
item Sanf ab.
Die trauernben 9interbliebenen
MmHa Selcer mno 1amilie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-16

G9tisBlid iino bic miloelt Sactoreu
bic better. gle arbeiten oiclleidt lanss
FAM, abcr fe wirfen iider. Or. Yierce's
Yleaiant YeletS bilOen fold eiueil tbati>
gen Sactor, icbod rubis nno nllb. Gle
finb nit 3uder iibersOiicn, ausensbm gu
uebnlsn, ie eriditteru nuo beransiren
niemals Sas Spltcm, uno Die 9alfte
i6rer beiliancn @irfuns licst in Der
milSen art ipie ie I'M &Orpcr arbsitcn.
Die f~leinitc, bilisite, an%scue9nits giae
gum 8etidluden. Gie 9eniist alr
Dolls. 6aniuaN3wansis &sats Gas
@fasflaIdden. Sci alien Npuiheferu.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-01
HIDDEN IN THE HANGER.

Where Murderer Almy Kept His
 : Trtnkets-His supply of Canned
 Goods. -4''-+-.-' 1% t'9f 2 7'HiH -H 's7s
 HANOVER, N. H., August 31.-During the last day the man known to the authorities as Frank c. Amy stayed at the Wheelock hotel he told Sheriff Foster the neck-tie case which Christie Warden made and gave him at Christmas was hidden in the manager in MT. Warden's cattle barn and search made there this morning by MT. Foster and Ed Houston revealed the holiday gift. The outside was of chamois skin, decorated with hand painted pansies. It was lined with surah silk and bound with pink ribbon on which Amy had written "From Christie" It contained two neck-ties, one bearing the name of a Peabody, Mass, locality resulted in finding silver plated napkin ring, some penciled sketches made by Christie, one of which was huge serpent, a large braid of the victims hair, perhaps cut from her head after the assas- sin had completed his work under the will lows. There were also dozen verses of sentimental poetry in the murderer's hand writing, some of it original. Another package contained four nice handkerchiefs with the initial 70" in the corner. The paper wrapped around the handkerchiefs was leaf from gun catalogue, and on it the criminal had written "For Christie" From the same hiding place were taken ten unopened cans of salmon, sardines and corned beef, besides bottle half full of Medford rum
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-01
NarIh Haven.

August 31.-Rev Mir Lusk and family arrived home on Friday last. Mir. Lusk occupied his accustomed place on Sunday. . The weekly meeting of the Y. F. S. c. E. will be held on Wednesday evening, this week, instead of Thursday, on account evening in the lecture room. This is the monthly conservation meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E., and full attendance is desired. The subject to be considered is ''The part ing of the two ways" The principal off cers of this society are: President, G. E. Thorpe; vice-president, G. F. Barnes; secretary and treasurer, Mabel Heston. The election of officers occurs in Noyem- Der.
 Rev. Mir. Countryman occupied the pull pit of the Congregational church on Sun day. Mir. Samuel Todd led the evening service, and considered the subject "The Spirit of the Divine Workman" Rev. MT. Reynolds, pr. c. B. Foote and others re- marked; passages of scripture were re- peated, good music furnished, and the meeting seemed productive of good
 Ezra Munsun of Holyoke, Mass, is wis iting relatives in town.
 The public school commences on Mon day, September 2.
 Anyone finding small, fancy scarf pin with diamond center will confer favor by leaving it with Joseph Pierpont..
 A good lace bordered handkerchief and black sash bow, with several loops and long ends, were found on Pierpoint park after the lawn party last week. The owner is requested to inquire of the janitor of the Congregational church, prove property and take them away.
 Mrs. G. L. Thorpe, Mrs. F. L. Smith. Mrs. H. M. Blakeslee, Mrs. Amanda Todd and Mrs. G. G. Blskeslee started for Saratoga this morning.
 F. L. Stiles will add two story bay window to his house, facing the south The work is to be done by George Bassett.
 S. F. Linsley is at work on a new corn crib for J. B. Bassett.
 The Loyal Legion held an interesting meeting on Saturday.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-01
AwHOLEsALE CRUSADE.

Twenty.three Warrants Issued Yes-
 Sunday Liquor Law-The Cases to
 Come up in the City Court This
 Morning.
 Prosecuting Agents Niles and Blyden- burg yesterday inaugurated wholesale crusade against the violators of the Sunday liquor law by issuing twenty-three war rants for the arrest of persons charged with illegal selling. This is the largest number of warrants ever issued in any one day against liquor law violators and is the direct result of the work of the men who have been engaged for some time past in endeavoring to ferret out the places where liquor has been sold on Sun day. The following saloon keepers and others gave bonds last evening and will ap- pear before the city court this morning to answer to the charge of violating the Sun day liquor laws: William Crowley of Grand avenue and Wallace, James B. Reynolds of 605 Grand avenue, Patrick Kiernan of 197 Wallace, Patrick McAver- ney of 195 Wallace, John Holly of 80 Wallace, John McGowan of 605 Grand avenue, John Evans of 179 Ham ilton, John Harrigan of Wallace and Humphrey streets, and James Cobey of 57 Hamilton street, Joseph E. Toole of 46 Broad street, Patrick F. Reynolds of 40 Broad street, Joseph Demeo of 12 Lafay- cite street, John Scannell of 4s Broad street, James P. Kelly of 67 Oak street, Thomas A. McCaffrey of the Globe hotel, William J. Cain, Central house of 37 Church street, Patrick Daley of S1 Car lisle street, Francis Crowley of A. Putnam street two csses), and Thomas w. Hackett of 59 Carlisle street two cases).
 All of the above were released on bonds ranging in amount from s10O to $500.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-01
wAsHBUnNE ON BLAINE.

The Conspiracy to Drive the States
 man From the Presidential Field
 only Death or His Refusal to Run
 Will Prevent His Nomination.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-Senator Washburne of Minnesota thinks there has been @ con spiracy of defamation to drive Secretary senator is on his way home after long tour in Europe.
 "A deliberate attempt was made, said the senator this afternoon in an interview, "to convince the world that his health was broken and. that his brilliant mind had failed. They are trying to ruin MT. Blaine's reputation not only in this coun- try, but also in Europe. It is a noticeable fact that attacks on Blaine are printed at length in all English papers. Before I sailed I saw MT. Blaine at Washington. He told me he was in excellent health. When read those stories in the English papers at first paid no attention to them. Coming back from Cape North I got copy of the London Times. The first thing saw was flaming dispatch from Bar Harbor announcing that Blaine was dying. cabled Senator Hale and prompt ly got reply that Blaine was steadily inn proving. But I was scared and SO were all the Americans in Europe"
 In conclusion the senator said he was of the opinion that nothing but his death or refusal to run can prevent BIaine's nomination. .-r
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-01
Praise for Connecticut Militia.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-In his report to the war department of the results of his inspection of the Connecticut National guard recently encamped, Lieutenant W. H. c. Bowen praises the performance of the troops generally, ,and especially calls at tention to special bicycle service organized by corps of the First regiment. Armed with Colts repeating carbine and a re- volver man mounted on bicycle, ac- cording to Lieutenant Bowen, can travel in many places where it would be impossi- ble to take horse, and can beat the flag in sending messages. In his opinion the bicycle service will be advisable for mes sengers, patrol and advance guards, and he suggests to the war department the feasibility of extended experiments in that line. The colored troops are especially commended as perfect soldiers and mar vellous scouts.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-01
Police Department Changes.

In accordance with the promotions made by the police commissioners at Q meeting held June 30 today First Lieutenant William O'Keefe of the Grand avenue pre- cinct becomes Captain O'Keefe and De- tective James P. Brewer, Captain Brewer, in command of station No. 4, Dixwen ave- nue.
 Superintendent Treadwell Smith of the Grand avenue precinct will also go on duty at headquarters to-day. He will not take active control until October 1, when Super intendent Bollman's resignation goes into effect and he will step down and out. Superintendent Smith already knows the ins and outs of the whole department, but there are some details which he must learn, and he will utilize this month to become familiar with them,