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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

inn ben Iebteu Eroit ser 8elieion psrobs
reidte. S'Suuipan'S &beilnabme al benz
Mtoroe beltano befanntlid oarin, oaB er nit
Gronin einen Gontraft fur Die 8ebanoiuno
ieiner Nrbeiter abihloB unb i'm oabur2
peranIaBte, einem 9tufe nab Der in Der
9tahbari6aft Don S'SulIinan's 0obnuno
lie9enben GarLion'i6en Cottage 6olse 3H
Ieiiteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
TtmauSs8crt@t-
@btcoeo, 7. %

@btcoQo, z. Wat.
.3insfuB no6 wie DOR 44@6 p. s. 8onf-
onSglei9uneet S114, 986, 035, gegen S104,z
932, 155 in Der entipredenbeH .9So6e bes
8oriobres. Sonbs er0iinetett bellte, nab
einem re9t Iebbaften @o9en9el6att tlou,
bod mar Die %@rlpanblun9 pon fnraer Galter
nnb l9Iollen Gourie felt.
BunOe s d i9ein! f9lolen
hipr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

&eine anbere @r3nei eoncentrirt ltab pereiz
nigt.in 1i9 lol6 blutreini9enne, beleberbe
uno it6rtenbe @l9enl6aften 1pie Nper's Gar
fopariqa. g8enn man 8er9lei6e %anltelt,
foute man bic auatttQt in Setro6t sieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
Wicbmnrft.

Sim Rinbutebm betri9 Die j3u=
iutr 81, 500 Gtit 9e9en "a, 100 Stitd in
porioer ISOLDE. Suite Naare bebduptete lt6
i'm lreile, ba9e9en mar 9lues, mas nt9t
quit mar, ant S6luB Der So9e 19mer per-
tGltfi9.
Nerfdltft 1plrben Il. 81:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
a,tNsuirtbrd

az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seoenffanbe bstreffenbe
Nntroeen itnb on 9errn 9 ottIieb 93enain8bOuen,
GIaoeS Corners, @iSc., au riGten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
Gle hnhen feline GAee

)TE VUOVV tVtHV JVVVI
rpie gut 6oob's @ariaparilla fir iol9e Qerte
lit, 1DDelde burb irgeub .eits nria9e ermattet
ooer beruntergetomnlen filbler. IS i9eint
bas gauge Rorperipten gu erfril9en nno ale
Nrbeit al erleimtern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

bate. @m gbeno NOR Senton tDieoer
in ieiiem GOcal, ipel6es er ungeit0rt tpeiter
betrteb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
WS 0rftOert6t.

@bica 90. z. Wtat.
Mei3en i6lieBt belte I'm 1c. bObers ais am
Dori9en Samltas, @or1 I'M 44c. bober llno
OQfer I'M &c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
Mopt OesUiao1pf.

@enn man bel @abl ei1ter @rsnet iorgfdItia
lit. Shou 11auder bat itG Oabur9 Gd)as
ben 3ige5ogeu, bab ct nit 0tirtureu, ipelde
fir blutreiligeub auagegebeu merocu, uno
6eren Contemplating i'll ibrer n8iaigfeits
Iiegt, @rperimente ongciteGt bat. 9u bie-
flben ans wertbloie1t, aber feinesmegs bariuz
iOien Seftanotbetleu 5uIanmengeIett liub, 10
tO'nen fie lettt Dbiaig" iein; am @loe
fpfnnten ite eilcin abcr bod tbeuer gu fefeu.
Sic 5ueertdiii9ftcn GrSneien iin6 t6euer, uuo
f0nnen itr baln gu mdbigen Brcilem in BEN
@tn5eIfauf fommerl, ipeHn Der fe suberettenbe
Gbentifer Die &obn1atcrialien in qrosen
2uartItaten peripenOet. Man crlpart oa.
her
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

S9ate trafeM $4,000 9tiid ein, seaetl
40, ZOO Stid in pori9er @o9e. 4reiIe
etlpaS letter.
Gertauft nlirben II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

Am g d ID iii IN q rfl belief fih bic
auii!br out 144, 500 otiid. QegeM 148, 900
@tiif III pori9er Bo9e. 8reile UNI 5c.@
10c. t0Ger ais Dor a9t Sq9en.
gSerfuuft mHroet IL. ~:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
Smr1 BEN OebramG4) &Dtt

Aqer.S Sarieporiun, benn bic ruertbuoGen Snores
%bien5ien oo5a rcernen non ber & 6. Sine" GSort>
Pa9iie ans ben 8egenber, no fie lire SeittuQenben
III 9o0ltsn Mobe beiset, i'm @roBhanoeI be5pseu.
rs iett mid in erftauucn, baS olter @per's
'oorlaporlHd nod irgeno cine anbere iib i'm Wiortte
ergaltet fam. 8er ieiuen eigenen gortbeiI pers
1te9f' iplro ltte cine onbere nebmteI, be,n ie lift
ni6t rlr bic bette. fonbern tpeqel i6rer concentrirs
ter Strait uue 9tcinbeit ou6 bic portbeilboftefte."-
Sar1es 8. Sufip, &potbeter, @uibiuston St., qros
nioence, Vt. S.
DIR. 81. 6. NIntonb, Npotbefer in aibertp, ga.,
lqre!et ,ns: uSie 5eiten AerSte bieier 5tabt pers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
MMSm0rts.

@eiaeu. - gtew gort - Moi 918c;
Silni 918c.; Suli 918c. ct. 2ouis--Wtal
s54c; SUM- $50; Suit SIC. Milpaufee -
Wtoi 01tc. Sult 814c. &ulutb SEQ. 1
yfortbert, Otoi, 82sc.; Suii SAC. Diinne=
apoIis = SEQ. / Nortberll, Dioi 60te. Sult
o24c. gOleoo-Wai 90ac; eGuli 86t. Uals
tlmore - Ntai 932c. SUM- 92B.
Corn. 9iew yorf-Wtai SIC. Stunt
484e. Suln 48c. ct. 9outs - Wfai 4Oc. /;
Suit 1880. Baltimore - Mat 49!c. Stunt
484c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS. II has pleased the Grand
Commander of uS all 10 remove from our
ranks our beloved COmradc William Glenn
cnt. Therefore be il
RCSDjrCd. That in the death of Comrade
William Clement. Capt. John NJ. Jones
Post has lost one OF its most faithful and
devoted members. and one who was ever
ready 10 perform a generous act or kind
deed in the interest of those who needed
his assistance. OF our departed COmradc
il may be truly said none knew but 20 love
him
RCS0IrCd. That we extend 10 his child
rcn our sincere sympathy in this their
great loss which j. also ours and assure
them that the memory of their loved one
VIII be ever cherished by his comrades of
the Grand Army of the Republic.
RcSOtrCd. That copy of these reSolu-
uOnS be forwarded t0 the family of our de-
ceased cOmradc. that they be inscribed on
the minutes of the Post. and be published
in Osr local papers. and also that our char
ter be draped in mourning for thiry days.
EDWARD OWENS.
WILLIAM \. JONES. Committee.
II. j. GROUSE,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
LOWER TODER rOH-NsHIP.
The Licenses.

The hotel bars We're all closed from
Tuesday of last week until Thursday at
noon when Judge Barker commenced grant
ing the licenses. A consequence the
drouth was almost unbearable and will be
remembered as the longest dry spell in the
history of the county. Here in EbcnSburg
IL was not 80 bad, aS many OF the landlords
from different parts o! the county visited
the county seat on Monday, anxious TO
get the news of the granting or refusal of
their licenses from the lips of the court
and as many of them had the forethought
To provide something for the occasion, and
were liberal with it after getting here.
some of our people Jared better than
they usually do. At least that i the sup
position as To the way they got il. In an
other column viii be- found the list Of H.
cen~c~ granted refused and held over
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
>herin-s sales

Sheriff Nhumakcr has advertised the
th" following properties at Shcritf'S sale at
the Court House in EbcuSburgon Monday
April nth. Is.,2, al I o'clock:
Tho interest of George W. Gallagher in
- acres of land in Ecddc township. having
thereon a two-St"ry plank house and
frame barn.
The interest of Samuel Noel in gG acres
of land in Munster township. having
thereon a log houS" and log barn.
The interest of Joseph Doughcrty in s6
acres of land partly in CIcarlcld and part
Iy i'm Chest oWuShips having thereon a
fran" house and frame barn.
The interest of Frederick DcitZ in lot
i'm I1ta ward. JohnStown. having thereon
a two-srory frame house.
The interest of the Lilly Merchandise
Company in a building in Lilly borough.
The interest of John HippS aud [. Lloyd
i'm the following:
iip acres of land in SuSquchanna town
ship. about 20 acres cleared. having thereon
a two story plank house and log barn.
Also. 40 acres in SuSquchanna township.
about leo acres cleared. having thereon
two->tory plank house and frame stable.
Also 40 acres in SuSquchauna township,
about 20 acres cleared. having thereon
onc-and-a-haIf-stor plank house and
frame stable.
Also, - acres in SuSquchanna township,
about 20 acres "lcared. having thereon
ouc-and- haIf-story plank house and log
barn.
The interest of John W. Buck and Del
mont Z Motley in the following:
All the tract originally granted 10 James
Harris in White township. except Il piece
sold to Fisk. part Of tract lying southeast
Of Philipshurg road and piece sold to Car
oliuc KeSSleT.
All the tract originally granted To John
Harris. No. tract, excepting piece sold to
Caroline kcSSlcr
All the tract originally granted to Alex
auder Brown i'm White township.
All the tract originally granted 10
Thomas Brown in White township.
All thc tract originally granted To James
Reed. in White township.
Also. - acres of land i'm White town
ship. adjoining land of John Il. Steward
and others.
Also, 100 acres in White township. hav-
ing thereon two log houses. log barn and
saw mill.
Also. I3. acres and - pcrchcS i'm White
township. excepting acres sold to Il. Nc
Cabe. The above described tracts contain
$3.50 acres, more or less.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
Crime i'm WestmorcIandC Cou,,x

Two probable murders were committed
in NeNtmoreland county on Monday night
and The perpetrators are now i'm prison.
a coiored girl named blanche Russell of
NUterviiIe. got into an aiccrcation with a
Polish woman Of that neighborhood. and
the colorcd girl pulled a case knife from
her stocking and stabbed her antagonist
twice IN The shoulder. Both wounds are
very dangerous. and the woman may die
William Brecktenwold and +. +. Porter.
two glass blowers Of AvaumOre, quarreIed
at the Getman Glass Factory there on
Monday night Porter pulled a revolver
aui shot Brekenwold twice. nnicting dan
seruuS wounds. Porter, claiming self-de-
fin~", gave him~"If mp and wa- committed
to Jail
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
Obituary.

UNLAP.-Died on March Il, 1892. of
diphtheria. Annie. daughter of Charles and
Magdalena Dunlap. aged years. The
remains We're inferred on March Il in the
CarrOlltOWn cemetery.
Gentle Annie, how wen miss thee,
In the long the long sad daNs to come
Days that viii be dark and lonely
Since thou hast been taken home.
But why should we grievc and sorrow
When an angel 's called ~ Him
Who knoweth best the time for calling
Flowers from this world OF sin.
And let us hope that when death summons
u into eternity,
He may hnd Us as he found her
As clean OF heart, from stain as tree LET
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, March
%. 1872:
Charles :. Gunter. Lilly. and Anna L.
Curry. Franks town, Blair county.
Edward Thompson Bougner. Shamokin.
and Minnie JaLe MunToe, Gallitzin.
AlphonSuS Aeschliman and Susan Wen
tlcmuer. JohuStown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
I InITnKlS NnIICE

~ In the matter OF the frst and partial account
Of Frank Powers, executor OF the last VIII and
Testament OF Rev. Thomas DAWN. deceased
daTlLg been appointed auditor by said Court
10 report a distribution OF he fund fu the hanci
or tie accountant, notice Is hereby given that
viii SIT Al my once IN the borough OF EDsn shurg
on Saturday. the 2ud day OF April.
l>Ss- AT 10 u'cotr. a.. II. ipr the purpose o. dis
charging the duties Uf said appointment wheI
and where all parties interested may attend OF b,
forever debarTod iron coming iu on said fund.
DONALD +. DUFIDN.
Etensburg, Pa. II arch IS. 1892. Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
when Doctors all Agree.

IL is fact well established. that Fcbru-
AIRY and March are the most trying months
oagcd or enfeeblcd persons. Pneumonia.
influenza and kindred chest Affections are
most liable To get in their deadly work
There is but one thing 20 do build up and
tortiiiy the system with pure stimulaut
Medical men all over the country agree
that KIciu'S silver Age al - 30 per
quart. and 'DuqueSne'' at SI.25 per quart.
stand without peer. Ifyou want fine six
year old Gucl,cnhcimer. Finch. Gibson.
Ovcrhoit. or Bear Creek. you can have
them at S,loo per quart or sin quarts for
500 We are recognized head quarters
Tor the choicest brands of Wine. liquor.
cordial~, etc Goods expressed anywhcr
Send torcataioguo. mentioning this paper.
Man KLEIN
- Federal ST. Allegheny. Pa.
For sale 10y !. X A. +. Bender Ebcus-
burg. Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
NOTICE

~ Notice is hereby given by TIE undersigned,
treasurer Of the borough OF Ebenshurg that on or
about the 2bth day OF February. A. ID. lsg2. he
paid and lifted bond No. 5. Ufthe series OF lssI
ior enc hundred dollars, drawn by the borough u
Eoensburg and payable 70 William Lemon oE
bearer; that the above mentioned ana described
bond has oeeu lost, and all persons are hereby
notified and warned against purchasing the
same. as II has been paid and wall not be redeem.
ed again. ISAAC DAVIS
March Is, 1892. Trea surer
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25

NOTICE
~ All those Indebted 10 the estate Of WIN.
Litzinger viii please come and pay up on or be-
fore AbTn 18th. or costs will be added. Also,
those ow ing Eugene Litzingar viii o the same
EUGENE r LIlZINGER.
March - 1851.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ar
~ counts have been uled IN the Court of Com
mon Pleas ID and for Cambria county, Pa and
Will be cor hrmed by the SAID Court on the sec
onJ Monday OF Aprii. 1892, unless cause
be shown 10 the contrary.
First and rnal account OF ! !. RhOAy. assipnea
of y. y. Stoy.
FIRST and nnal account OF r. A. Thompson re-
eeiyer OF the Bens Creek Fire Clay Company and
Wilhelm and McGOrlgle
Third aud partial account Of Adam Myers,
committee OF Peter MYERS.
First and hnhl aerDunt o. j W Sharhaugh as.
slgnCC Oi Daniel Warner. J. O. DARFY
March -, lssz Frrrh5ngrlry
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25

a
~ In the Orphans Court OF Cambria county.
In the matter Of the nrst and tual account OF
}. Il. Denny. administrator Of the estate OF A. J.
Christy. deceased.
Having been appointed auditor by said court to
report distribution Of the fund in the hands Of
the accountant. notice r. hereby given that
VIII sit al my once In the Dor Irsgh o EbeI shurg
on ETfds " the IsI day OF April. 1892,
At 10 Oc.O X A. ~. Tor the purpose of dt-charu ug
the duties OF said appointment, when and where
al DeTsous interested may attend or be f0reye r
debarred from coming 10 on said fund.
DONALD /. DTFTON,
Ebensburg March Is. 1872. Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25

n Notice Is hereby given that having hCen ap-
pointed 10y the by the Orphans Court o. Cambria
county auditor 70 distribute the iuud IN the hands
OF Francis l.. Little executor oi the last viii nd
testament OF william Lfttie. deceased. s shown
10y hfs hrst and nnsl HcrOuUtfO and amongst those
entitled thereto. / VIII sIt In Attorneys Room,
Court HUu-e. Eneusburg- Pa. on Friday
ApTil ~ 1892 at ten o'clock. A. Tor the
purpose Of arrudI = 20 The duties OF said appoint
ment. when aud where ali persons may attend or
be forever debarred from coming IN on said fuud
II. II. NY ERS.
EbensburG. March p 1872. Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
correspondence.
AsuvILLE. Pa, March u. lS9..

ASHyILLE. Pa, March u. lS9-.
Editor Cambria Freeman:
Sm:-As your correspondent n has
failed to materializc in the last two issues.
l beg permission for the insertion OF few
items.
Measles. mumpS and la grippe are prey
aIcnt in town,
In the absence of license to lcgalile their
business our hotel proprietorS are daily at
tcndantS at church, and when not other
wise engaged are Weditating on the future.
Rev. II. NcEvov. Of st. Augustine. gave
an cl"Gooht lecture here in III. Thomas
church uu Thursday of last week in which
hc portrayed in vivid manner the humil-
ity and sanity virtues OF -. Patrick the
patron saint of ;hc Emerald isle.
Lovers of music viii have an opportuui-
" OF attending musical entertainment to
ba given by home talent ON saturday cy-
cuiug. March 95th. iu 81. Thomas hall.
William Plummcr il stage manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine DougherIy. of
the Union Hotel have the sympathy Of
the entire community in the death of their
bright boy. their only child. aged five
months which sad event occurred on Fri
day March Is Intcrmcut was made in ST.
Thomas cemetery. oCCA~I"NAL-
Lilly. PA. March ri. l~.3.
EIuD,' CUutHrju Freeman:
SIE:-Iu addition TO the public buildings
and places of business in Lilly borough
mentioned last week their are one Touring
mill. three millinery shops. one Saddlcr
shop several candy and notion shops and a
roSJaurautEthc latter having started up
last week by the indomitdhlc Squire
Lcahry. Oh, but had nearly forgotten
two shoemaker shops and three meat mar
llctS. and tlattcring prospects for foundry
iu the near future Also. a company will
doubtless be- formed this spring 10 intro
ducc an abundant supply of fresh water,
for manufacturing purposes we'll aS foI
protection in case of fire. No locality IN
the county better situated for manufac-
tories than this. but il i i'm need of a few
live. energetic men with capital and less of
the -thc-maugcr principle than
some We have. The available water power
in and adjacent To the town would propcl
machinery enough to turn out miIlionaircs
AT the rate OF one per anuum. provided
there was sufficient protcction-of course
mean for TIA" lahorcr But this iSrathcr
too pruSy subject and will Doc resumed
anon.
The only relief the people here have en-
ioycd from the monotony of the Icntcn sea
son that is in the matrimonial line. was
the marriage of Benjamin Harker and Jul
ia Aun Wyrick. who were married by au-
thorlty of the Commonwealth on the
I5,hin>t. by Squire Jones. of your town.
The town was we'll supplied with bo-
| qucts on Saturday the 18th inst. Tney
| cost ON an average of about $50 apiece.
! II was pay day. Last Saturday was pay
| day toe. but the material that they make
| boquctS of was locked up. And il is pity
! that il wouldn't stay locked mp. y. y. 7.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25

The Long Distance Telephone Com.
pany is having is poles in this place
painted green
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
BLOODED STOCK SALE |

/ VIII ouer at my residence At Rebec,a Fur
nhce. three miles west OF Martin shurg. Pa. on
wednesday, Way IIIh. 1892, the follow
ing BluDdcG Stock:
TrOtsfHE- Bred stations
Brood Mares. in TOaI 20 standard.
Bred Stallion 6aTmOnics. IO.294
Trotting- Bred Bsadsters, Colts ana
FfIIEeS.
Also a lot Of Jersey COws.-grndes
rf.-Sale 10 commence at one O'Clock 4 roa.
FouaDle credit viii he given.
EDWARD II. LYLE.
March Is. 1892.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25

a TDITOK'- NOTICE
y Notice is hereby given thar having been up-
pointed ~ the Orphans Cont OF Cambria c0uu-
~ auditor % GisrriEutc the fund in the hands Of
II. i. kIttcll. Lzl-. administrator OF Robert Nur-
ray. deceased. as shown hy his nrst and huai ac
count 20 aud amongst those entitled thereto, viii
sit In Att1rncNs Room Court House. Euensburg .
Pa. Saturday April - 1892. at ten
O'Clock. NJ, Tor the urpuse OF attend ing 10 the
duties Of said aupOi ntTneut. when and where all
persons interested may attend or bc forever de-
barred from coming ia on said fund.
II. H. Ny FRS,
EbensbUT.. March -. ls+2 Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25

The weather far this fall has been very much against
sale heavy winter goods consequence
too large for the time year may get cold yet
you need the goods but need the money
have reduced every article sell them quick
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
SIMON - 2E - co
CALLITZiN, PENN'A.

GTATE0IENT OF =.t'lerraut with tho Superyrs-
: ars ui beau township iog the year oldlEE
4 March l-th, l,I-.
DENNIS CAWT-ET. Supervisor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25

Thomas * Bros. Indiana Pa. importers
Of Norman and CIydcsdale stations and
mares \ very choice Tot 10 select from.
Prices low Terms 10 suit purchasers
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
JoHNsTowN. FIFTEENTH WARD.

Brewers.
Place. Cor. Walnut street
" m. r. Goener 4 -. and 3rd avenue.
John Stibich, Residence, 18th and 18th
wards.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
Wholesale.

Wholesale
Place. Cor 5th avenue
O. Bauerline Brew - and Railroad street
ing Co., Residence, Bennett
Allegheny county
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-25
NOTE REDUCTIONS IN SHOES AND RUBBRRS

Mems Dress Shoes formerly - 90 81 80 Ladies' Dress
Shoes Spring Heel. $50. Gum Boots, Candee-bcs in
Amercawe sell at &260 others get $500 Rubbers Cor
Ladies' Gentlemen, Boys and Girls at lowest prices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-08
Death OF an Esrimable Lady.

Last night at about s O'Clock, Mrs.
Johanna French, widow of the late
Joseph French of this city, sudden ~
Tell dead from heart disease at the
residence of Mr.. Halamuda, cor
ner of Matagorda and North streets.
She was here on visit from Austin,
which of late years has been her
home. Mrs. French had many rela
tives In this city. Anon them is her
son H. G.. French.
The body was viewed by Justice
Heron, who gave the verdict 'from
heart disease"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-08
Anti-Platt League.

NEW YORK, June 8.-Tbe Times
says Warner Miller was delayed at
Minneapolis with kilograms from his
friends, who are memb ers Of the
Union League club, demonstrating
with him for supporting Blaine. Anti
Platt sentiment runs very strong in
the Union League club and Blaine
movement is regarded as a desperate
attempt to beat Harrison. The fol.
lowing Is q sample Of the message:
"Do not make the mistake
of voting for Blaine. Your friends
are not for Blaine. They are Tor
Harrison or third man. Blaine
could not carry this state"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-08
Carries Burcher-kn,ves.

Last night man giving his name
as Frank Alderman walked up 90
another man, across the creek, and
asked him for some money, which
request was refused. Thereupon he
drew a long butcher-knife and threat
eued to do some fancy carving on the
other mans anatomy unless his
request was granted The fellow VINO
was asked for the money vacated the
spot Immediately and burly police
man, named Rips, took his place and
also the unhappy would be murderer,
whom he locked up in the city Jail.
He was fined $50 and 20 days by
Recorder Devine this morning.
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bulletins.

BULLETIN No, /. - MINNEAPOLIS,
Mimi, June S.-Convention Hall, ll:45
a. m.-Convention was called to order
at IL o'clock. The committee on ere.
dentials have not yet passed on .
single con infested delegation.
The chairman OF the committee on
platform says they will not report
until late tomorrow.
Bulletin No 2, 1915 p. m.-McKin.
ley has been made permanent chair
man.
BULLETIN No. 8, 1880 p. m,-Con-
vention adjourned till IL q. m. to-
morrow.
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Daily Mortuary.

Fortunate Chavez, aged 10 years,
die d of diarrhoea, at $40 South PecOs
street, 3rd ward, this morning.
Infant of H. b. r Smith and wife,
aged 7 hours, died of cold, at Sal
Presa street, Sth ward, yesterday.
Emile Held, aged IA years, died of
remittent fever and meningitis, on
South street, 7th ward, Monday.
Ignacio Morales, aged 13 months,
died OF inanition, on Dallas street, 4th
ward, Monday.
Robert Carter, aged months, died
OF catarrh of small iDtestines, at 4l6
Morales street, 3rd ward, Monday.
Benina Alvsrado, aged 2 hours,
died from natural causes, on East
Nueva street, Sth ward, sunday.
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three of a Kind; Almost.

TROY, n. Y, June S.-Three events
OF decided interest TO the educational
world are taking place here today.
The first will be great reunion OF
all the alumni of the famous Troy
Female Seminary; then will follow a
meeting of the Emma Willard Statue
Association, and then comes the dedl-
cation OF the Gurley Memorial Hall
erected in homer or the greatest
woman educator, America has
known. Miss Emma Willard.