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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09

Mei0er aud bic f9on 10 Iange i6ues
benbe Streitfrage I'm ben 8e1ib BON
Greer County amii6en benz @taate
Seras unb Der 8unbes : &egierung.
@roBe Sortf6ritte i9eint Der @treits
fall ni9t gema6t gu baben. 9err Milz
ler erfldrt, baB Der Sail, Der bas Be.
iiBre6t bon 1.517,000 guten 2anbes
tn Der SibmeitsGde bon Sflaboma
betrefe, bon Der &egierung nit tt6gz
lt6iter 8ef9mtnbigteit betrieben tperbe,
u1b baB man benielben gu elmer m6ge
li9ft balbisen @ntf6eibung gu brinse1
boHe.
Muslanb.
Dte &ei9stagsnabl @blnarbts
i'm Mablfreiie Nrnspalbe : 6riebeberg
lou als ungiltig angefp6ten tperben.
Nls @runb tperben Wablbefe6ung
ua0 @tnf6i9terung Der Wdbler anges
geben.
H. Iuf Der Sabrt bon 8ar3in 1ad
Sriebri6srub bermeilte Jiirit 8ismard
cine 3eit lang auf benz 2ebrter 8abn>
hofe tn Berlin, mo er Der @egenftarb
Hirmif6er S%pationen mar, an benett
i4 aufaaenber Meiie aud piele Of
fi5tere betbeiligten. ueber bic Wabl
bes Nnttfemiten Nblparbt in Nrnsz
palbezJriebeberg iagte 8ismard, biez
ielbe lei mebr als elm Brptelt gegen bic
Eegterung, benn aIS etn Gemeis fur
bag Wa6stbum bes Mntiiemitismus
auf5ufaKen.
@nbli@ 1T es &ibot geIungen,
Elm reues cabinet aufammen3uieben.
@r felbif ffebtan Der Spite beKelben unb
Sonbet, Der bisberige Bremieminiiter,
bat bas portefeuiqe bes Snnern iiberz
nommen. Sn Der 9eputirtenfammer
~berlangte 9ubbarb, baB bic &egierung
Der &ammer bic Nften iiber bic Inter-
fu6ung Der PanamafanaI : Mngelegenz
beiten CUR @iniidt borlege, mas Der
Sufiaminifter Bourgeois aud 3ufagte.
Sie &egierung bat iibrigens Sic @rbu=
mtruag unb amtlide l1nteriu9ung Ser
2ei6e. bes Baron &einah an%geor6net,
BON benz bebauptet norben mar, er
babe mad ben f9ma6boaen Banana
canals@ntbiaungeu gar ni6t Selbfz
morb begangen unb es babe nur elm
S9einbegrdbnlb itattgefunben. 9ie
&atnmer nabm nit 432 gegen 80
Stimmen ben Nntraq an, ben @ttioz
rdren Der berfra6ten paramacanalgez
bas &e6t 3u b~erleiben, Elm
SDn6icat CUR criminelen 8erfolgung
Der Betriiger unb 6dli6er gu biloen,
mel6e bas @elb Der Nftiondre u1t!ers
f6lugen unb berf9leuberten.
Sn Der Ndbe BON &om tpur6e
bic @rdiu Gincent unb ibre 4ammer=
frau in ibrer 8iqa ermorbert, angebz
lid BON einem 9euti9en, Mamens
S6uma1n, Der in intimen 8e3iebuuz
gen 3u Der &ammerfrau geltanben ba=
ben fou.
= Sie &epolution in Der, gum gros
BEN Sbeile bon Seutf6en bewobnten
decentralization probina &io GRAM
be DO Sui nimmrt einen INNER bebrobz
li6ern l1mfang an. Die 8unbesz Gez
aierung bat 10, 600 Mart1 mad &io
@ranbe CUR Undertaking bes Mufs
gei6idt, Bis iebt iebo9 obne
nennenstpertbe @rfolge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09
cine Sur fir mheumattsmns.

9r. q. y. Sfinner BON Serartana,
Nrt., 1T elm gang entbuiaitii9er 8ers
ebrer BON @bamberlains "BainzBaIm".
ST gebrau9te bieien S9mer3er : Ball
lam gegen &beumatismus unb iagt:
sd finbe, baB bies bas bette locale
peilmittel bagesen it," gu baben
In San Mntnnio in ben Npotbez
fen BON s. &altener & Son, Dops
ling & 6loob, S. g. Sod, u. 9reiB,
s. @6u6arb, q. @obn & Co., s. s.
0arriion nnb &alteper & S9u1arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09
Cine Crbinatta,

tpel9e &egeln unb &egulationen fir
bic plumbers Der 5tabt San Nntonio
porf6reibt.
Sci es bur9 ben Stabtratb Der
Stabt San Nntonio p%erorbnet:
Seftion /. QauszO rainirungss
robren tnnerbalb unb big 5u brei 60
SUB anBerbalb Der MGuer zines Sc
bdunbes follen aus beinnbers ftarfen
guBeifernen &0bren beitebert, bic min=
beftens einen Giertel 3ou bid unb
ni9t tpeniger als bier 3oa inn 9ur6s
mel er itnb unb bas folgen6e Stams
barbzGemi6t baben:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09

Ser fran36fide Nnar6it
J~rancois, Der an ben lebten 9pnamit>
Nttentaten in Baris berbprragenb be-
tbeiligt gemefen fein fol, unb Der ii6
mad Qonbon geflii6tet bate, 1T jebt
BON ben en9lii6en Beborben an Granfz
reid ausgeliefert %uorben. Inter ftar>
fer Beua6ung 1T er mad paris trarss
pprtirt morben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09

: Gur6tbare 4dlte unb eifige
Stiirme berrfden in nngarn. Ser
@ifenbabnz8 erfebr in pe1t 1T bur9
S6neeitiirme, mel6e bic @eleiie Der
mad Often unb Weifen fibrenben
8abnen perf9ittet baben p6lig unterz
br06en porben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09

DieieS Bier aeidnet iid bur9 feline @einbeit
nnb Site unb b,trf, feinen @pbIaelhmad aus
unb iibertrift ale Slai4en.8iere i'm Martte.
OaS Bier tpirb in Der Stabt frei ins Sans
abseliefsrt. 90 Sebs Slaids s~arantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09
Staat Obip, Stabt Tptebp1
2ucaS &puntb, S. S.


Sranf S. gbenep beidipDrt, bab er Der
dltere 8artner Der Sir,na S. S. Ghenep &
6 .. lit, welde @elddfte in Der Stabt Solebo,
in pbengenanntem COUNTY unb Staate, tbut,
unb bab belaste Sirma bic Summe bon ein
bunbert DpIIars fir ieben Sail bon
&atarrb besablen mirb, Der burd ben @ebrau4
BON 9a1I's &atarrb Sur nttt sebeilt
merben farn.
SranfS S. Gbenep.
8eIhmoren Dor mir unb unter>
() idrteben II, ineiner @egenipart am
( SEAL g.. September 81. .. '86.
(~~} q. @. @Ieapn,
Dfentlider Nptar.
Sails &atarrb &ur tpirb innerlid sencms
men, unb ipirft brett auf bas 8lut unb bic
i4leimisen Oberfid6en bes Spitems. 2abt
Gu4 r~tnionft 3elsniiie fommen.
S. S. Gbeneb & 60, Splebc, ..
90 @erfauft BON @potbefern, Is GtS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09
DR..
6peffalfst hes G1Ie8tR11s.

Jnnge Wduner,
meI&e In Sptse ppr
Susenb : Stnber
an RerpenfGmd1l
letben, ~tbre8ebeus,
trait u~ntersraten
baben mnb ttre
Rduuli@teit rerlps
rem, ipufen ben Be-
rhbmteu Dr. Sas
Mamnp fotprt con,
iultireu. Uer8e5t
ntMt, Rerpenfrants
belt Until pber pbne
Trdume mtrp wtts
feu{HaftttG unh
mad ben. HeMeiten
Mettphen tetane
belt unb NIT BEN
grbbten GrfpIs.
&c fcmmt ut@t
Adrduf am. pb man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09

IN tA1etbet6nbelt murbe nnb NIT pel4eu Mttteln.
~ erloreAef Maunbarkeif. fppte ALE
84nt4tn3 Der 0ef@tedtspreane beffimrnt turtrt.
80 Observation-Disclosures merben TN 4au{e
~ Asasfen nns etne Snffrufnente furtrt. Gtn INNS
Qetarrh and Krankheiten der
liant, tes Htutes unb Sersens, Der seber unb Der
Syphilis. Das am sef4wtuDeRen uus F4.raeu
tetIen6e DRttteI- 4ur saranttrt.
rankheite aner Gri trerben tus
rtxtt 10 anbere 3ureu ntbIangen.
Unuatuerlicher Abf1uss mtrb prompt
= etH yaar Gusen furtrt.
M9eiue Mbetbuben.
!. Erete gsnfuIiatipn tn ber Ofite cber pet gof.
3. oenaue f1uterfu9uns uub Dta9npfe.
q, Setes uixb AMI 0runb ptHen5H aftIt&er B~rtnctpien
sezssee4 une (etn sber tbr fan wtrb ID i~seetenem
I. Dtutss Hretfe nnp Iei4te 8aDtnnssbebiusuusen.
- ben metfen 6dnen fanu BITE 4ranftett TN 6auie
be- exanlen betanbeIt wtrben.
s GNretpt mn Symptom . GprmnIar Rp.1, fir Wdns
G4reitt nm epmptpm q crmnIar Np 2, fur Eranen.
-.04yetst nm SsmptpmrG crnuIar 10. 5, fur Cant.
= DtisIe perbeu prompt beautwortet. aue 0et@dfte
1eteu StteIten. Rebt5tn mtrb r~erbcrsen 8sfaatl
es5essnfn : bs 0anfen bon Gan antonts.
0entf9 sefprp@en.
Nan abrefEre On eber fpre&e BOT bet
LIN. a M. d.
G&psst esbtnbh e9K @sa Esnniereehraee Gnn
taftPufss xtzas, cine 3rsppe bod
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09

sas~ Bolton & 6 o. baben forts
mdbrenb frif6e Waaren; groBe Nls=
wabl bon SelifateHen aler @rt, bic
beiten eingemadten Gribte, Semitic,
6leifhz unb anbere prefdrben unb Elm
groBes Eager bon Stapel ; Groceries.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-09

nT Die moberniten 9iite fnoet
Sbr INNER bel
pancoaf & g ob II.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
oooD-Bx TO THE BIG TRUST.
The Old Standard OH Combine Preparing
TO Dissolve.

The Old Standard oil Combine Preparing
TO Dissolve.
The Standard OIL Trust is preparing 20
bow It's head In Difference 20 the public
prejudice against the name and form OF
trusts. and the managers have about de-
cided that IL Is not advisable 10 carry the
recent case In the Ohio Supreme Court TO
any federal appeal meeting OF the
holders OF the trust certificates has been
called to consider the advisability of dis
solving the trust. and although the decision
OF that meeting Is In suspense there is little
doubt that the dissolution Will be ordered
For many years there has been
waged In Ohio legal warfare against
the Standard organization. Finally
an action by the Attorney General
OF the State against the Standard OIL Com
pany Of Ohio reached the Ohio Supreme
Court quo-warranto proceedings being
taken to establish the illegality of the
trust agreements On March 1 the court
gave q decision preserving the charter
rights Of the Standard OIL Company, but
multiplying the contracts it had made with
the Standard OIL trust IL is evident that
the Standard people had been preparing
themselves for an adverse decision. and the
day the decision was made public their
legal representative openly announced his
belief that the trust would be abandoned.
The actual business OF the Standard organ
ization is conducted by companies organiz-
ed under the laws OF the different States.
The aggregate capital held in the control
of the trustees Is about sos, 100000.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
An Elegant Pig Sty.

One of the most expensive, and we
may say curiously constructed pig pens
in Pennsylvania, or perhaps in the United
States, has just been completed at Econ
omy The cost of the pen or nursery up
to date is $1,000. 1t is constructed not
only on sonitary principles, but with
special regard to tho comfort of each and
every porker which finds a place within
its walls. 1t is heated by two large stoves
and the entire pen is covered with glass
roof with proper ventilation. The eating
room is separated from tho rest of the
pen and everything is kept scrupulously
clean by two attendants, whose sole duty
it is to take care of the pigs and look
after the heating and ventilation of tho
building. At present the pen contains
800 as fine young porkers as can be seen
anywhere. They seem to thrive in their
wcll-kept home, and appear to realize
their superiority over newcomer, which
they eye with disdain.-Beaver Falls
Penn. Journal.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
A Lion and Lavender Water.

Wishing to tes. for himself the reputed
fondness of many animals for perfumes,
visitor paid series of visits to a
menagerie, provided with bottles of scent
and packet of cotton wool, and there
tried some harmless experiments, which
apparently gave great satisfaction to
the inhabitants of various cages. Law
ender water was received with particular
favor, and most of the lions and leopards
showed unqualified pleasure when the
scont was poured on the wool and put
through the bars. The first leopard to
which it was offered STOOD over the ball
mo nth and screwed up its nose. 1t then
laid down and held it between its paws,
rubbed its face over it, and finished by
lying down upon it. Another leopard
smelled it and sneezed, then caught the
wool in its claws, played with it, and lay
back and rubbed its head and neck over
the scent. 1t then fetched another leop-
ard which was asleep in the cage, and
the two shifted it for some time together,
and the last conner ended by taking the
ball in its teeth, curling its lips we'll back
and inhaling the delightful perfume
with half-shut eyes. The lions and
lioness, when their turn came, tried to
roll upon it at the same time. The lion
then gave the lioness o cuff with his paw
which sent her off to the hack of the cage,
and having secured it for himself, laid
his broad head on tie morsGl of cotton
and purred with satisfaction New York
Recorder.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
or Passiag Iat.rsst-

SIXTEEN tons of steel pens are ex-
ported from Birmingham weekly.
CONDUCTOR on a street railroad in
Philadelphia speaks four languages.
BROOKLYN city officials took dinner
in newly finished sewer the other day.
SOME watches now made are guaran-
teed to keep time to within ten seconds
a month.
THERE are 4S7 schools in Irkutsk, 81
IBERIA. The population Of Siberia is
nearly 100000.
THE hen so common in these days
originated in the Banl1iva Jungle, where
wild chickens are still to be found.
ONLY citizens who are able to read
and write have the power to vote in
Bolivia and several other South Ameri-
can republics.
In England an American diploma Of
medicine does not entitle its possessor
to call himself NJ. ID. If he does he may
be prosecuted.
A FUR establishment in Chicago has
just completed for feminine resident
an ulster In which are 125 mink skins
and $50 tails.
THE remains of ancient hot air baths
and sweat houses still exist on the ISL
and of Rathin, on the northeast coast of
County Antrim, Ireland.
A FRENcHMAN has invented an inn
proved method Of telegraphing, so that
1t is practicable to transmit $50 words
per minute on single wire. The mes
sage when delivered from the machine
is typewritten.
IT is reported that there are persons
living in Volusla County, Florida, who
can daily hear the whistle Of a locomo-
tive only few miles away, who have
but have never even seen one.
PRINTERS ink Is now made from
crude petroleum in Ventura County,
California. 1t is prepared at small ex-
pense. The manufacturers are now en-
gagged in experiments to refine it. II
they prove successful, it will supersede
the ink now in use.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
PENSIONS FOR INDIAN VETERANS.


Colonel Moses, OF Georgia, Heading a
Small Raid on tho Treasury.
Another raid on the Treasury is TO DO
started. under the leadership OF Colonel
Moses, of Georgia. The Colonel is the young
cotton planter who came near backsliding
from the anti-option craze during the re-
cent hearing and who certainly would have
done so had the Chicago Board of Trade
men talked much longer His contemplated
raid is 20 secure pensions for the warriors
of the Indian wars. There are, he
thinks. about ten thousand such would-be
benefciaries The pension committee will
introduce the bill, providing Col Moses
can convince tho members that there is
merit In the idea, and to give him an OPP
portunity for proving 1t the committee will
hear him. Col. Moses said that II the bill
passes 1t will take about $500, 900 out of the
Treasury yearly, and as most of the men
are nearly so years old and have probably
not moro than four years to live. the sum
total to be paid out when the last has died
will not exceed s5,0o0.0Oo
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
WAR CLOUDS LOWER.
Behring Sea Trouble Stralning Our Rela-
tions with England.

Behring Sea Trouble Straining Our Rela-
tions with England.
A Washington telegram says: This Gov
ernment is at last engaged In diplomatic
controversy with a nation worthy OF its
steel That Uncle Sam will not allow him
self to be snubbed without showing his
teeth was evidenced In the Senate when
Senator Morgan introduced bill pro-
viding for taking retaliatory measures
against Canada. What the outcome
will be no one in Washington whose
opinion is of value will predict A
war scare has already been launched
and the imaginative fancy that IN the dis
tance they can hear the mutterings that
mark the approach OF war. Perhaps they
are right. The two greatest nations Of the
earth may go to war over such question,
but 1t is doubtful According to the con-
sensus of informal opinions gathered on
the floor of the House, the outcome of the
controversy Will be peaceful
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
AN ERRAND OF MERCY.



The Indiana Is Speeding ON Her Way 10
Feed tho Starving Russians.
A close watch has been kept at all the
marine signal stations In the northern part
OF the British kingdom for the American
steamer Indiana, Captain Sargent. which
sailed from Philadelphia. Feb. 22, for Lie
bau. Russia, with cargo OF flour and pro-
visions, destined for the use OF tho famine
sufferers In that country. A dispatch was
received from the signal station ON Lewis
Island. the largest and northernmost of tho
outer Hebrides group, reporting that the
Indiana had passed that point She sig
nailed 1All welln and proceeded at good
speed on her errand OF mercy 10 the fam
fishing Russian peasants. The Indiana has
taken the course by tho north of Scotland
60 save time. Libau, the port she Is bound
for. Is situated on the Baltic coast OF Cour-
land. 121 miles from Riga. The water In
the little harbor is shallow, but 1t Is the
nearest Russian port and is In direct rail-
road communication with St Petersburg
from which the famine districts can DO
reached.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
Danger OF Berlin's Streets.

1t is hardly safe to look at a military
sentinel in the streets of Berlin. Indeed,
it is hardly safe TO go anywhere near
them. 1t seems that sentinels have on
several occasions been insulted by pass
ers-by, and have received instructions
from the military authorities to shoot any
such aggressors. II is not long since a
man who had few words with a sentry
was shot at in the OrunieDstrasse of Ber-
lin. The bullet missed him, but went
through the shutters and window of q
tradesman. In another case, about FIVE
months ago, a man was shot at in the
Lustgarten while that place was crowded
with people. and in third case sentry
firing at some petty delinquent nrssed
his aim and hit servant girl in the arm.
In all these cases the ccnduct of the sol
diers was approved by the commanders.
New Orleans Picayune.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
Tooth Growing.

So many discoveries have been made
during the past fifty years that people
are beginning to coase being surprised
at man claiming any fresh power over
nature. According to q German Journal,
a Moscow dentist can grow teeth for US.
If this enterprising gentleman would
only grow painless teeth for US ut the
outset, and save US constant agonies
from birth to death, he would not
only prove a benefactor to the human
race, but to his own peculiar welfare. AT
present, however, he confines his at
tention to growing new teeth on the
ruins of old ones, which are said to grow
as firmly into the gums as natural ones.
Even this advance in dentistry will be
good news to those who have to wear
false teeth, which insist upon falling in
to the lap Of the proud owner just as she
wishes to impress upon rival how cap
tivating her row of white pearls makes
her. Hospital.
With the other objects, illustrating
the character and mode of living of this
ancient people, are thousands of skulls.
Respecting them there is much mystery,
inasmuch as they represent two entirely
opposite types anthropologicaliy. Some
of them are round and "bullet shaped, 4"
while others have an elongated form be-
tokening a different race. Scattered
thickly among the remains were pieces
of jaw bones, prepared by manufacture
in an extraordinary fashion for which
there seems to be no reasonable account
ing. Not only the jaws of human beings,
but those of many species OF animals
were thus treated, the bone being cut
through so rs to leave the alveolar part
in thin slice holding the row of teeth.
The method followed was the same,
Evidently the work was done with saw,
which must have been SO extremely thin
and sharp that the marvel is how savages
could have obtained the necessary tools.
Among other curiosities are tools and
ornaments made of copper. Some of the
objects are of strange forms, the uses of
which can hardly be imagined. For ex-
ample, for what purpose could hollow
metal bird with many perforations be in
tended? There are things which look
ike small vessels of various shapes also,
but likewise with number of holes in
each. Not few of these are wonder
fully artistic in design, and the same
NAV be said of numerous carvings in
soft stone, such as soapstone and SER
pcntine. One of them, pipe, represents
with exquisite detail duck riding on a
fish. No traces have ever been dis
covered of any savagess in America who
did not smoke tobacco. New York Sun.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17

Morris, mebbe thets erect No use
yowlin ovor split milk. Come on. boys" /"
And they rode of, but not very rapidly.
'I told the old gentleman, :" remarked
Cottrell to me, as we turned toward the
house, 'that II was no use trying to
head them off. They'll bo married
inside of an hour" Then, in tone
that contained no trace of bitterness, he
continued:
"It Is far better to have happened now
than-than later. And--as II Isl think
maybe there will Be only one unhappy
person, instead of three" That was
Morris Cottrell-philosopher and man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perciyal Fleming were
met at the Justices Office by old Sam
Parker, who remarked: "Wa-al, 1
swow! Yew air neryy boy! Amt ye
both ashamed on't2''
No, they were not; and, after Nettie
had had good cry in her fathers arms,
the runaways were escorted back to the
Parker ranch to receive the congratu-
lations of their friends. foremost among
whom was Morris Cottrsll.-[The Argo-
naut. fA
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17

Love built for him-el; a PIeasprs IIouse--
A Pleasure House fair to see-
The roof was gid, and the walls theree
Were delicate ivory.
Violet crystal the windows were,
AlIsleAmlng and ia to see--
PiIIars ofrose-stained marble upbore
The house where men longed to be.
Violet, god aud white and rose.
The Pleasure House fair to zee
Did show TO all. aud they gave Love thanks
For work OF such mastery.
Love turned away from his Pleasure House
And stood BY the salt, deep sea-
He looked therein, aud he flung therein
0fhis Treasure the only key.
Now never man tin time be done
That Pleasu House fair to see
Shall al with music npd merr.men.
Or praise it on bended knee.
Philip Bourke Marion.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
ALGER NOT IN THE RACE.

Anti Harrison Men Say the Detroit An
nouncement Is Blind.
General Alger's statement that he Is In
the race, after the announcement that he
had determined to withdraw in Clarkson's S
favor. is regarded here as blind, says a
Washington dispatch His former an
nouncement was made after a conference
last week with New York Republican lead
ers. But he did not expect it TO become
known. According to leader OF the anti
Harrison organization Alger is in reality
not in the race, and at the proper time will
withdraw in favor of Blaine, should the
latter be able TO accept the nomination.;
otherwise, In favor OF Clarkson.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17
LYNcHED A LOUISIANA GIRL.
a Mob Hangs a Negroes Who Poisoned a
Family of NIne Persons.

a Mob Hangs a Negroes Who Poisoned a
Family OF Nine Persons.
Ella. girl employed as a waitress by W.
r Helmer. near Rayville. La, and who Is
charged with causing the poisoning OF nine
persons. was lynched by a mob OF masked
men. All the members OF the Helmer fam
iiy, nine IN number, became Violently Ill
shortly after breakfast, aud showed unmis-
taxable signs OF poisoning. Suspicion fell
on the girl, who had often displayed a
bad temper. and being taxed with the
crime she confessed it. 1t seems that a
colored man who was employed around the
stables OF the plantation had In some man
ner offended the kitchen girl and she de-
termined upon revenge. Poison was tho
Anal suggestion which came to her mind.
and she put lot of vertigo poison In the
coffee. Her guilt was discovered and she
confessed The girl was being taken to
5ail when mob overpowered her captors
and hanged her.
Crawford avalanche., 1892-03-17

The Pelican Rapids (Minn) wolf drive
was great success. Over thousand men
took part. armed with spears and clubs.
ehotguns. revolvers and rides were for
hidden ON account OF the danger because OF
the crowd. The roundup was on an opea
prairie. dished TO the center like basin.
Within the circle were thirty wolves, hum
dreds OF jack-rabbits and one solitary bear
which finally got away. The wolves cor
tinued 70 dash around, at Intervals one re-
ceiving a fatal thrust. The circle grew
smaller and wolves ugller. At last the
slaughter was over and seventeen, wolves
were killed No attention was paid TO the
lack -rahbifa