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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08

ne 4 Lyon en- l775 ct mort en- 1886.
.'Travailleur infatigable, dit La
rousse, Amp4re trouva les princi-
pes de Ia t6l6graphie 6lectrique ct
decouvrit la loi d'apres laquelle
deux 6ls conductors, traverse par
T6lectricit6, s'attirent GU SO re-
poussent suivant que les courants
sly meuvent dams le meme sens GU
dams le sens %contralre."
Ion dit quill va beaucoup de-
mutation dams lie club Ampere. ii
|s'y fait de BONES discussions ct
tous les membres travaillent avec
ardeur pour devenir de bons cleo
triciens. NJ. Sam. Allard est pre-
sident du club Ampere. Success au
club!
"La voix du lac" s'est 6teinte ct
la "Santinelle" monte toujoufs Ia
garde, veille toujours ct ne para1t
pas craindre une extinction de
voix /: ses cordes vocales soH on
bon ordre.
~.
Les travaux de Preparations 3 pA.
elise st. Jean Baptiste de Duluth
avancent rapidement. L'eglise
aura un clocher qui sill ne ferd
pas la nue., l'approchera du moinf
d'assez pres. &c sera un spectacle
qui reposera l'@il bien plus que
Ecette bofte muette Oh l'on enfer.
matt notre cloche ct qui en- 6touf
fat la voix. L'6glise a etc agrandit
ct je pense quill y aura maintenan'
place pour tous les fd6les ct pou1
les autres aussi.
~
Au risque de passer pour un in
discreet, je dirai que TAI appris Il
future marriage de NJ. Arthur LIE
vasseur, de Ia soci6t6 Levasseur 9
lGourdeau. Ceci m'explique le
voyages de M. Levasseur q Mont
real. La c6r6monie nuptiale aurai
lieu des que les Preparations q re
glise st. jean aptiste seraien
termin6es. M. Levasseur en- sui
les progress avec anxiet6.
, JEAN-BAPTIsTE DULUTH,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08
MINNEAPOLIS

IL est indenlable que la Vile Of
Minneapolis, village inconnu il
moins du'un demi. steele, peut etrt
!. oferte au monde enter CONNIE u1
) exemple rampant de ce que peu1
r6aliser l'esprit d'entreprise dr
peuple AMERICAN.
Et les raisons que nous avons de
nous exprimer ainsi, sont les sui,
vantes
10 En- 1880, CONNIE population
Minneapolis occupant lie 38e rang
parmi les villes DIES Etats- Unis.
En- 1890, ellie 6tait arriv6e au l8e
20 De 1870 b 1890 sa population
s'est accrue de 1.l60 8Il0 pou1
cent.
Seule la vile de Denver la sur.
80 En- 1880, la vile de Detroit
Mich, 6tait de trois cents pour
cent au dessus de Minneapolis.
quant aux produits DIES differences
manufactures.
En- 1890, Minneapolis a pris le
pas u Detroit.
BIT, depuis deux ans, 81 manufac-
lures, n'employant pas moins de
2737 ouvriers, sont venues s'6tabli1
dams la Refine de TOuest.
10 Minneapolis ct la premiere
vile du monde
l. Pour la production DIES "a
rines.
2. Pour lie sciage du bois.
3. CONNIE 6tendue DIES parcs
publics, CONNIE nombre de ses
6glises ct temples ct CONNIE nom
bre des eleves fr6quentant les
6coles, proportions de popula-
ton gard6es.
SO La valeur des productions DIES
moulins q farine de notre vile pen
dant Iann6e 1891 a etc superieure
q celle des productions minerales
du Montana ct du Nevada, CONNIE
ellie a etc sup6rieure d celle de la
production mines dor de tous les
Etats-Unis, celle-ci ayant etc de
$32 84E. 900 alors que, Minneapolis
q livr6 au commerce ct q la con-
sommation 7.438. 098 barils de IA
rines 6valu6s d $780, .772.424.
En- 1892, on q moulu lei 9,4OO,
GOO barils de farine 6valu6s q
$50,29O,0O0.
L'hotel des postee, construct
par le gouvernement ct que celui-
ci supposalt etre su&sant pour un
demi-siAcle au moins eat deyenu
trop petit, ct Ton en- est des an
jourd'hui, rebuilt 3 utiliser les cor
ridore, en- = construisant des bu-
reaux additonels.
Dams lie courant de l'ann6e 1891,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08
EN- ALLEMAcNE.

Une stupefaction profonde, in
tense, regne aujourd'hui dams l'E-
tat Major ct dams tous les cercles
militaires allemands.
Cette stupefaction est, dn reste.
facilement explicable.
Apres avoir depens6 une grande
partie des oinq milliards quill a re
Gus de la France, au pe1fectionne-
ment de son.armement, l'empire al
lemapd a 6t6 oblig6 de reconD attire
samedi dernier. 3 la face de rEa-
rope arm6e, q la veille dune guer-
re qui peut 6c'ater dun instant .
pautre, que son armement etait
absolument d6fectueux.
Co fut grace q un inconnn, q un
simple recteur dune Unlversit6 de
Prusse, que cette ranique 6clata.
Ayant os6, en- public, d6noncel
les d6fectuosit6s du fusil Lowe,
don't ldrm6e allemande possede
a%ujoard'hui 1926, 600, CO recteu,
nomm6 Ahlwardt fut l'objet dune
%poursulte judioiaire, lntent6e con.
ire lui par le gouvernement allie
mand.
Son process cut lieu samedi der.
nier. Plusieurs g%6n6raux, assign6i
CONNIE t6moins, assurerent sous
serment, qu'aucune plainte ne leu
6tait ]amais parvenues quaint q lt
qualit6 des fusils Lowe. Qaane
co fat 60 tour, Ahlwardt SO leva
1t apres tvoir censu1e la conduite
des officers sup6rieurs qui We
naient de testifisr avaDt lui, il ten
dit au JUICE quelqaes documents 81
dif a 1t: Voici mes preuves. Mail
avant de les lire j. crois que voul
ferez bien de faire 6vacuer ia sal
le."
Apr4s ayoir j6t6 I'm coup d'@i
sur ces documents, lie president d,
la cour donna imm6diatement For
Dire de fai-e sortlr tous les assis.
tants.
Ces documents qu'on dit avolr ct
vol6s par IN officer, prouvent gu.
sur goo fusils employees dams LEI
mapauvres q Vessel, il y en- await
$50 don't il etait absolument impos
sible de Sc servir.
Dun autre cote, le ministre de-
affaires 6trsngeres ayant envoy
des fusils Lowe a une exp6di
ton dams FIST de rAfrique, III
DIES t6moins, richie marchane
d'Hambourg a montr6 une lettrs
quill await recn quelques jour-
avant dun des oh ELS de oette ex,
petition ct contenant ces mots
"Envoyez-moi immediatemen'
d'autres fusils, mails pas DEF
GLOVE" ills cassent CONNIE dr.
verre."
Des t6l6grammes ont etc envoy
6s imm6diatement 3 PEmpereu1
qui chasse en- SAKE, au ministre d.
la guerre le general Won Kallen
bern Slanchu, au chancellor de
pEmpire Won Capriv,.
II est impossible de sc faire une
id6e de I'6motion qu'ont caus6e cet
revelations dams Pale magne tout
entiere.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08

The Bankers Life Association
Of Minnesota. Pour l'ann6e 1891
les personnes qui Sc sont fat assn
rer dams cette compagnie mont en-
a payer, suivant Page gu'elles
ayaient lorsqu'elles Sc sont fat as
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08

Nous avons 6t6 tr6s-heareux
d'apprendre que lie journal La Vje
6tabli par lie DR.. Elzear Paquin ct
qui await discontinue sa publica-
ton pendant quelques semaines
allait la %reprendre.
LIE DR.. Paquin poss6de une
plume vigoureuse arrangement Ca
nedienne FRANCHISE ct catholique,
aussi souhaitons-nous q notre con-
frere Tongue Vie ct prosp6rit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08
L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emlses par
ace correspondents.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The Echo de rOuesthas q larger
circulation than any French paper
nublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.

Nm. Pierre NORM, de Hamel Sta.
ton, Emilien Lefebvre, d'Osseo.
Geo. Gamache, Andoy,er, Dakota,
Mde Paul Godin, Dayton, Mimi.
Nine H.. Lafreniere, Ashland, Wis.
L. j. Benoit, Crookston, MINI.
T. A.. Gincheraeu, Helena, Mont.
J. B.. Chale, P. NJ, Olga, Dakota
L. d. Houde, Turtle Lake, Wis.
sont eutoris6s 3 collector et q prem
Dire de nouveaux abonn6s pour
lEoHo DE L'OUEsT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08

Ia compagnie des tramways cleo
.triquea ma pos transIort6 molns
de &c, 100000 de voyageurs.
Oe nombre sera augment6 de
pres dun tiers en- 1892.
ERIN le nombre, DIES electenrs
inserts en- 1892, a etc de 10000
SUPERIOR q celui de, elections pre-
c6dentes.
N'avons nous done pas raison
d'etre frs de notre bonns vile de
Minneapolis?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08
EUROPE.
LA petite v6role Sc progage er

La pOVAV0 vOAOAo 0s $50 ~
Apgleterre.
I'll est rumeur que lie cure de
Berne, Suisse, sera fat cardinal.
La Motto de la richesse dan.
gleterre est entire les mains
dun miller d'individus.
-Durant les derniers huit mois,
la B Jgique a export6 26,9O6 ton
neaux de rails d'acier.
Terrible collision de chemin
de fer, pres de la gare de Beau
vais,en France. Trente personnes
ont etc tu6es.
On annoncs le proclaim ma
rage de la princesse Marie de
de Teck avec lie prince George de
GALES.
En- Fan 1900, lie plus haut sa-
lalre pave aux plus habiles on
v%riers, en- Angleterre, 6tait six de
niers par jours.
De nouvelles discoveries dor
ont et6 faites daps la cha1ne de
m%ontagnes du Darling pres de
Guilford, Australia.
La premiere MALE expedi6e
de Chine en- Angleterre par lie pa
Clique Canadien est pass6e q
Saint-Jean, n. B., avant-hler.
Mgr. Kopp, priuce 6veque de
Breslau ct Mgr Krementh, archie
vogue de Cologne; ont cts avertis
de leur prochaine elevation au
cardinalat.
On est q installer IN observa-
toi1e international sur le SONNET
du Mont Blanc, lie plus haut point
d'Europe.
-Apres le premier ianvier, tous
les facteurs de la Norwege devront
faire leurs services, mont6s sur
des bicycles. C'est l'ordre du
min1stre des postes.
-Une pipe dispendieuse est
celle que fame le shah de Perse
dams les grandes circumstances.
On l'estime d 100000. Ellie est
toute orn6e de rubis, de claimants
d'6meraudes.
-L'endroit lie plus salubre du
monde para1t etra un petit hameau,
en- France, portaut le nom d'Au-
none. ii ny a que 40 habitants,
don't % ont atteint l'age de so ans,
ct I'm q pass6 la centaine.
-Quand un homme est a1ret6
pour ivrognerie, q Saint Peters
bourg, il est obljg6, lie lendemain,
quelle que soft sa position sociale,
de Sc joindre aux balayeurs ct do
TRAVELLER avec eux toute la jour
nee.
-L'abb6 Edmund Vaughan,
l'oncle de rarcheveque de West
minister, qui va etre fait cardinal,
s'est embarqu6 r6oemment pour
rAustralle, ohil va prendre Ia di
rection des maisons de rordre des
Redemptorlstes.
Son Eminence Charles Mar
tial Allemand Lavigerle, Gar
dipal-archeveque de Carthage ct
ct d'Alger, primal d'Afrique, fon-
dateur des missionaries de Notre-
Dame d'Afriaue ct surnomm6 Ia.
potre DIES negres, est mort samedl
matin.
I'm nouvel exemple de JUS
tica rapide. Les tribunaux de
Dakota sont distances.
TN tribunal roumain a pro-
nonce r6cemment cinquante trois
iugements de divorce en- une seule
-Parlant de ". le comte de
Nun, le .Soleil,n de Paris dit:
.Oet ancien cuirassier, quani ~
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08

DLe "Canado American" dou
blure du "Nationa), q Holyoke,
Mase., est decide. PAX q SEES CEN
dres!
Nous felicitons ses quelques
lecteurs de la bonnie fortune qui
leur arrive.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08

Les employees des tr1mways cleo
trique de Duluth ont form6 I'm
club, don't le but est de s'instruire
mutuellement. Ce club q etc nom
me d'apr6s AmpAre, le savant ma
th6maticien ct physicien francais
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-08

Pour des wins purs ct de liqueurs
de toutes sortes, q des prix defiant
touta concurrence, venez les ache
aer de moi al No. Ia, 2eme rue
INord. le seul Canadien-FraDcais
dams cette ligne de commerce.
Toutes copmandes par la MALE
remplies avec soiD.
SWIBERT TURaEON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
woodruff and CIafiin Min.

BROOKLYN, Jan. ia case on
trial in Justice Bartlett's court today
brings up some old memories. The
title of the case is Ed ward Mex mile
against Mrs John Biddulph Martin
formerly Mrs. Victoria &. WoodhulD
and Lady Cook Formerly Miss Ten
ME &. Claflin). "Woodhull and Olaf
Inns Weekly" the latter part of 1872
printed all article which did much to
precipitate The Beecker-TlI'un scar
DIAL. Friends of Beecher, as it
was alleged, succeeded in get
ting warrant for the arrest
of the two women on account of
sending obscene matter through the
mails. The alleged ObsceniIy was in
the article referred to. They were ar
rested. and i'm default of bail were
placed in Jail. When The grand Jury
met an Indictment war found against
them and shey were held for trial in
$1,000. From the prison the women
continued to edit the paper. They
printed, shortly after their arrest, an
article about m IN well known at the
time. The man who bad been libeled
then brought suit against Mrs. Wood
hull and Miss CIaflin for $50, 900 dam
ages. The prisoners, still confined in
jail, sent for Lawyer Edward McKin-
ley and engaged him as their counsel.
They asked him, he says, to Sc
cure bail for them and to
plead their cases when they
came up in court, taying they would
pay him for his services when they
were able. All this he did and extri-
Gated them afterward from their legal
entang lements. For this he claims
to have received no compensation.
Now that they have married wealthy
husbands. Mr.. Mckinley wants SlO,-
COO for his services. Mrs. Woodruff
became the wife of Mr.. John Bid
dulph Martin, Of the firm of Martin &
Co., bankers, OF London. Mrs. Csflin
h as married Sir Francis Cook of a silk
firm near st. Paul's Church.
yard.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Tilden VIII Report.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Jan. 1.-THE
executors OF the Tilden will were
ordered to file their report In the
Surrogate Court today. The total
sum involved is $4,000. 900, and 1t is
thought that ut an early day the mat
ter will be settled. Application az
made in the Surrogate's Court last
November by George II. Tilden and
other he!rs-at-law to compel the eX-
I'D accounting and settle up the es-
tate. For one reason or another ad-
journments were obtained, the coun-
sci tor the executors opposing the
granting OF an order on the ground
that the executors had applied to the
supreme court for instructions as to
the validity of several clauses of the
will which were not passed upon
when the court of appeals set aside
the clause providing tor q public
library In New York City. One {.
the clauses on which they want =
ruling revokes any bequest to pei.
son who afterward con tests the viii
AS both George II, Tilden and Sam
uel J. Tiiden Jr., have been partie.
to the contest Of the will they would
be affected II this clause Is declared
valid. The executors want iDstruc-
tioDs as to the validity of the clauses
providing for the establishment of
libraries at Yonkers and New Leba-
non, the maintenance of the family
monument and the disposition OF Mr.,
Tilden's books.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
An Epicure OF Cupid.

New ORLEANS, La, Jan. 1l.-Jack
Pierre, young white man, appropri-
ately dubbed "Jack the Hugger,"
is behind the bars. Pierre has been
creating intense excitement and in.
dignation in the French part of town
by hugRing and kissing pretty girls
on the street in hroad daylight,
choosing the daintiest and fairest
French creoles of that district
to display his affection upon. Their
parents were afraid to send their
daughters to school for fear of this
fellow. Msj Henderson, of the
Southern Pacific, caught him in the
act of hugging and kissing several
well-known young girls. and had the
villain arrested last evening, after
hard struggle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Highway Robberies.

MERIDIAN. Miss. Jan. l1.-This
section is wroughH.up over the fire.
quency of highway robberies which
have occurred during the past few
months and the "Lone Highway
Man" is expected to appear from
every dark spot along the highway.
Near Hickory Saturday night, ]. B.
Tanning, well to do citi-
zen, while returning from Decatur
80 miles from the railroad, was held
up at the point of Winchesters in the
hands of two men while passing
through q heavy wood after dark and
robbed of six hundred dollars in gold.
An armed posse was formed and
blood hounds put on the track, but as
they took the direction where there is
no telegraph communication nothing
has been heard from them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
What Will rhts Be?

NEW YORK, Jan. ia number OF
conductors, engineers and firemen of
the Long Island railroad were dis
charged Saturday. The engineers
md f1remen were given their full
pay hut the conductors were notified
that, If they wanted their salaries
they must sue for it. One discharg-
ed conductor said this morning that
a number of conductors ere ubder
suspicion of stealing fares and the
company supposed the men were too
timid, tearing they would be charged
with larceny.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
The Women Interested.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 11.-One of the
most peculiar phases of the present
campaign in this State is the great
interest the women are taking in the
matter. They are nearly all anti lot
terry, and leagues have been estab.
lished ell over the state. The WO-
mans Anti-Lottery League Of this
city, comprising the wives and daugh-
ters of the most prominent citizens
and nun bering about 1000. will have
grand rally just like the men, at
Tulane Hall tonight. Addresses will
be delivered by eminent speakers
and the ladies will then pray for the
humiliation of the great gambling
monopOIY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Plant Rice.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan l1.-Dan Tai
mage Sons, weli-known New York
merchandise brokers, and authorities
on rice, advise farmers of the south to
cultivate rice wherever the cotton
growth is eurtailed, stating that it is
the most profitable of southern pro-
ducts, with gross results of forty to
seventy five dollars per acre, while
the cost of cultivation is thirty-tive
and less. The United States today
needs over twice its present product
to meet it's home demand. This Is
an illustration of the great interest
taken in the matter of reducing
acreage on cotton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Change ofVenue case.

URBANA, Ill. Jan. 1.-THE case of
the state against Frank Wacaser, for
murder lie being tried in the criminal
court today. This murder occurred
in Moultri county two years ago. A
trial In that country resulted in the
jury disagreeiDg.. On q change of
venue, the case was tried in Cham
paigne county a year ago, resulting
in q verdict of twenty five years in
the penitentiary of Wscaser. The
decision was set aside by the Sup.
RENE Court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Base Ball Preparations.

CHICAGO, Jan. III "A meeting Of
the baseball magpates of the III.
uois. Iowa League is being..held at the
Grand Pacific Hotel today. SAUCER
Steel at first called the meeting for
the 18th but when he come to look
m alters ov r he realized that IL being
-" unIucky number would be sure to
hoodoo the league and so changed tt Q
date.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Special Session,

The county commission ers' court
held special session today.
A number Of wild animal scalps
were brought in and paid for.
=. Baine's assessessment was cor
rected and $l2,50O was remitJed for
1891, and $50 head of cattle were also
RENTED.
Il. G. Frost agreed to take $3.50, OO0
county bonds at par with interest to
date. All over par he can ell them
at is his commission.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Special Legislative Election.

Special Legislative ELECTION.
LEMARs, Iowa, Jan. 11.-A special
election is being held here today for
the purpose OF electing 8 member OF
the legislature in the place of M. g
Mills, resigned. The democrats have
nominated q farmer for the Office
The Farmers alliance has nominated
George Veidt OF Liberty township.
The epublicans made no nOmina.
ton
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Brought Here.

Francisco Cadena, . Mexican, was
knocked of bridge three miles be-
low Encinal last Friday.by an I. & u.
N. train and killed, owing to q con-
fiict between the county and town
authorities, over the expenses of the
burial, the body laid where 1t fell I'M
I'll yesterday, when the railway
broue ht it TO San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Vice Presidents Dinner.

VICe FTtsIutHVs DTHHeT.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE Vict :
President and Mrs. Morton will give
. dinner to the President today. The
d inner will be followed by reception
/ \ honor of the president and Mrs.
Harrison, invitations to which have
been extended To the diplomatic corps
the senate and the Supreme Court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Lockwood National
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
u.s.. LOCKWOOD, Pres. j. MUIR, Cashier
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
LATE STATE NEWS.
BANK.

Elgin broom factory burned.
The Velasco tap will be finished
next week.
Hallettsville refuses t. boycott the
new men on the Aransas Pass.
Brownsville ladies form q society
for distributing food to the poor.
Henry postoffice, Bastrop county, is
discontinued after Jan. 10.
Strange Mexican killed on trestle
near Benevide's siding.
Taylor ice factory is putting in an
entirely new outfit to cost $14 500.
Taylor's cotton receipts foot up IT,
740 bales; 1000 more to come in,
Line from Falkland is surveyed to
within four miles OF LIanO.
Llano is to put in ten ton ice
plant.
Llano will build granite dam across
the river, and enlarge water-wOrks.
Palestine railroad men hold secret
meeting and pass strike resolutions
Frank Fore arrested at Texsrkana
for express robbery proves innocence
and sues for SIC, $50 damages.
John Thompson is in jail at San
Angelo for taking q letter not his and
cashing the check in it.
Jacob Perkins gives bail at San
Saba In 1000 for killing II years
ago, and is released.
Mark Rubenstein's examination
for the murder nf Pearl Costello, at
Corpus Christi, takes place today.
Austin bar endorses Judge Rector
for the vacant Northern District
judgeship.
Wyoming pack mules and scouts
for the lower Rio Grsnde pass La.
redo.
Cap. Brooks thinks that CARA is
about done for. So says his letter to
Adj. Gen. Mabry.
Garza's bandits are badly scattered
on this side of the river, and getting
mighty shy.
John Washington kills his half
brother Jim in Delaware Bend, over
the partition of lands.
Surveyors are busy near Albany
locating line into Jones county, an OK.
tCh5iOh VI ACAoc VOL W oAs
Julia Reeves, aged 81, dies at Hills.
boro, of which town she was called
"the mother"
Edwards, arrested at Denison for
co unterfeiting, dies In jail at Paris
He was sick when arrested.
Bud Young admitted td jail at
Orap ge in s., 600 for Christmas kill
ing.
Federal court at Brownsville is
dispatching business as rapidly as
possible.
The CARA raid has paralyzed bust.
ness in the neighborhood of Rio
Grande City.
Hallettsville meeting to express
sympathy with the strike was
failure.
Highway robbery In a thickly set
pans out 20 cents.
The Drawhorne boys arrested in
Sabine county for some careless shoot
inh at San Augustine dance.
Mrs. Racial Shelly dies at Bren-
ham aged 80; she has resided in Texas
since 1920.
A colony of Kaufman county farm
ers have taken lands in Karnes coun-
ty and gone to farming.
Food supplies are getting low at
Runge and other points along the
8. A. P. owing to the strike.
That old quarantine matter st Sa-
bine Pass, involving some $1,000, is
settled by the state health officer.
Rankin continues to act as clerk of
FanDin county court, and will hold
his place until the courts pass upon
the case.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11
Marlnw. Bros. Murder.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE sup
RENE Court will hear the case today
of Wallace, Wagner, and Logan, con-
victed of conspiracy in the Federal
Court at Graham, Texas, for the
murder of the NARROW brothers i'm
1859.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-11

That Salt Lake gang of counter
letters 10 In custody and arraigned be-
fore the Federal commissioner. They
plead not guilty.
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AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO the TIME OF GOING TO PRESS

Game Breeders Meet.
DALLAS, Tex. Jan. ll.-A meeting of
The Texas Game Breeders Association
is being held in this city today.