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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.
In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
SAMUEL CARR. deceased.

SAMUEL CARR, deceased.
WHEREAS in the matter of the estate of
SAMUEL CARR, deceased, application has
been made for the probate of the last will
OF the said Samuel Carr, and for letters
testamentory. That the said application
IS pending in the Probate Court Of Bexar
County and is numbered 1912 on the docket
of said Court. That on the 10th day of
June 1892 applicants filed Undergraduates
~propounded to Hon. J.. J. GUpPY and C. c..
BRITT, witnesses residing in the City of
Portage, County of Columbia, State of
Wisconsin, to prove the execution of said
will, which said interogatories are now on
file with the Clerk of the County Court of
Bexar County.
Now therefore, notice is given, that after
the publication hereof for thirty days, as
required by law, a commission will issue
on or after such thirty days to take the
dispositions of the above named witnesses.
Witness my official signature and
seal the 18th DAY OF JUNE 1892.
() TIIAD. w. SMITH,
SEAL County Clerk. Bexar Co., Texas.
f~~) By r. C. S~YMINGToN, Deputy.
Came TO hand June 18th A. D. 1892 at
II o'clock a. m. and publication ordered
made in tbs "Freie Presse fuer Teras'' for
thirty days.
j. P. MCCALL,
Sheriff. Bexar Co., Texas.
By w d. DRUsE; Deputy.
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Srigbt'S M%ieremiraufbeit.

&ana pesrusna bie 8rigbt{6e Site
rerfranfbett beilen? Sic bette grtz
mort alf biefe Srcge,bie gegeben werben
fann, erbdlt ma1l bic burb 3eugnif1e
S%auienber Ron Potiertetl, ipel9e bur9
bahelbe gebeilt porben linb. Cine eirz
9lge gerauf9aulidung elmer Sbatia6e
IT mebr mertb ols biele aufseitelten
Sbeorien barber. Ser folgenoe 8rief
1T ein Mnfter befrn, mas mir BON pq>
tienten 6iefer glrt bdufig erbalten:
8tlnter, Seras, ben Is. Suli 1891
Sie Vtzruzna Drug Manufacturing
&c., Columbus. Obto. - Mertbe Ser
ren: 0a meine Mebi3in mir 10 9nte
Oienite geleiitet, 10 slaubte i'd es am
Ylabe, Sbnen fariiber gu i6reiben.
sic fonner bies per0Hentli6eu, lperr
Sic bies miini6en. Sd faufte a6tz
aebn Slafden Nezrust1a unb Marzaz
lin. Sd bate bic 8rigbt'i6e &ranfz
belt nno 8laienitein. SD perbanfe
pe=ru=l1a unb Mar=a=lin lnei1 2eber,
Sd mdre feinen Moitat mebr an Sc
ben geblieben, mentt Sbre Mebi5ia nid)t
gcmeicn tudre.
Mbtun9SDoil,
s.. g.. Mc@uIInugh
@er iiber bic ohige 9eiluitg ndbere
Musfunft 3u erbalten miini6t, 1T ers
fn9t, an Germ McGullougb 3u fhrei=
ben. tpel6er ole 8riefe bereittpilialt
beautuorten pirb. IS giebt feline Nrt
bon Merenz Dber l1ri1 : &ranfbeiten,
fir tpel6e Be=rm>tta ni6t ein 3uberldlz
iiges 9eilmittel 1T. 8laienlein, 8laz
ientatarrb, Sarnrubr, S6mer3en unb
S6wa6e i'm &iiden p6er ben 9ifteu,
Waheriu6t, gei9molenes @eli6t ober
JiBe, i6mer5enbes, brennen5es ober
m%angelbaftes uriniren, iinb ale burd
pe=ru>na beilbar. 9ieles 9eilmi!tel 1T
ben in meilten Ipotbeten 5u baben. Sn
alien 6daen mo- au9 Sartleibisfeit unb
unregelmdBiger Stublgang porbanber
1T, fo0te Man>a=lin glei93eitig nit pez
rusra eingenommen perber.
Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @erf6en
iiber Nieren= unb bic bertpanbten &rarf.
beiten, ipirb f%otenfrei an irgenb eint
QbreHe berianbt BON Der pezrusno
Drug manufacturing Company, So.
lumbus, Sbio.
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Oeffnet bic aamale.

Der planfbelfe Wcri@Ias, weIher alien an &rcnis
fter 9artleibtstett ~letbenben perionen sema&t perben
FAM, 1T Der, bas ri&tise aanalfpfem, bic @ebdrme,
sl 6fnen. Dies last f2 fetr Ietat bewertfeutseu nit
Shlfe BON 9cfetter'S Wasenbttters, benz am ansee
nebmten ~pirfenben Masenelstr. gieIe ipne Huge
aeute beseben ben GebIer, Dab fe BET bartnddtser ger=
%ifopfuns gu braitti& wirtenben, baS Sptem a~nsretfen
ben GbfdbrmitteIn sreifeu. Dteie wirten, obne rebers
~tretbuns seiprc6en, aueerorbentlt& i&ablt&, ba ar
BITE DarmfandI: auf's aeuberfe f&pd&en, gan, nbse,
feber bon Der getn, bic itr @ebrau@ tn Waaen unb
ben @ebdrmen ptrarfa4t. Aud bas Dt!ters bitft aez
gen Berftopfuns, peruria&t aber ne SHmerJen, hber-
mdbt9e GntieerunS nno barauf ~folsenbe crsani,fe
Shudhe. Gebers unb Ntersnletbeu, Malaria, DIS
pepfe ausemetne G:f&laTuns unb Retsuns gum Rteus
mattsmus perben turH hiefeu ansenebmen Grfas fur
letbjerretbenbe BursarBen tu=trt.
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2eutfmer 4aa.

Na9tebenber 8rief, Der feines Cont
r1ertars bebarf, uirb uns BON 6errn
&liefotb nit Der Bite INN Qualification
CUR Ierfigung geitellt. Sur @baraf=
teriiirung beS @eiites3uftanbes ieines
Wbienbers birfte BON Snterefe fem, al
erfabren, baB bic 8~riefboge1, auf benen
er gef6rieben 1T, nit benz % a b b
oeS Mbfenbers (!i!D perieben
ftnb. Ser Brief lautet:
San Mutonio. %. Suli 1892.
9errn 9liefotb, Sefretdr Der beutffs
ameritanii6en 9ag>@eieai9aft.
Wertber 9err! - Ms prdfbent Der
INSTRUMENTATION agz@efeaidaft
erlaube i'd mir, Sic gu bena6ri9tiqen,
baB i'd bic in Der 8erfammlung bonn
70. b. M. in S6ol3 9ale ft~attgebabte
Werfammlung, uelde auf @run6 elmer
3eitungszNOt obne unterl6rift einbes
rnfen uurbe, abiolut aIs beutiAsames
rifaniide Sags@ Derlammz
lung ni6t anerfennen fam unb fomit
aud bic geftern sefaBten 8ei6Iiife fir
PIE Geieai9aft nidtig finb. Sd erlau.
be mir, Sic barauf aufmerffam gu ma
den, baB Sic als Sefretdr Der beutfds
ameritanii9en Sag>@ eieafdaft @inIas
oi1lgett an 9elegaten 3u elmer 0ers
tammlu1g offisieq a~baufenben nidt
Dag Ted)f baben, bielmebr elm biesbes
3tigli9eS @efu6 bon mir abporten
miifen.
Sa i'd iebod ioeben eriebe, bah sic
be5ligli6e @%inlabungett bereits e~rIalfen
baben, 70 tbeile i'd Sbnen eraebenit NIT.
baB i'd cine 8eriammIung Der beutid,.
amerifanif6en Sags@eielf6aft bereits
auf Montag 4benb einberufen unb bic
besiigli6en @inlabunser an fdmmtIide
perf6nli9 erla6en babe.
Sd eriude Sic b6hidft bierpon Nos
ti5 gu nebmen unb 5ei6ne gang
grgebent
Cigar 8 6ramm,
Pres. G. A. Day Assn.
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Woti5 att Slac, iuelde Tproernugca
gegen Die gam Mntpnip &
Slramias Yaf Sabn : @es
1clli1aft baben.

Qas perionen, mel6e 6orberungen
gegen bic 5an Nntonio & Mranfas
paB Sabn : @eieli6aft ober gesen
bic Mahenperwalter berielben baben,
merben bierbur6 eriu6t, bieielben BEL
mir ein5ureiden unb ben n0tbigen 9e=
tpeis bafiir al liefern, unb atpar entpeber
Dor ober am 3. Sage bes fommenben
October. Seine Sorberuns tpirb na6
biefem Sage angenommen ober amer
FAINT. S. g.. Gleming,
Wfafter in Gbaneerp.
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Setpetef1ue.

g, s. Glifurb tn Nep GaHel, wis. Bate ~nerp6ies
paren tn fdIe6ten 3ufanbe, bic 2eber me.fliG ansez
srtfeu, Bate fetnen Nppetit unb mar ~dbertaupt ppus
ftdnbts e%nttrdttet. Dret GlafAen electric 8ttters bas
ben tn furirt.
&pmarb Sbepberb, Sarrtsburs, Su tptte eth.
cffene Wunbe am Setne, BITE ihon e4t Sabre ~Selaufen
mar. @ebrau&te bret SlaiHen electric Yttters unb
Munbe TT sebeilt. Sobn Speater, Gatapba, ObtD,
Bate farf Wunben am geine bur9 6teber peruriaat.
Die Ner5te ~ertldrteH fetnen Sal ais unbetlbar. Gtne
SlaiHe electric 8itter8 unb etne S6abtei 0udIens Gr.
ntea SaIbe BADEN ibn pputdnbts curtrt. gu babeE In
AMEN Npotsefen. GbOlpb Dreib, GbcmpiDn & Co.,
Mhplefdle.
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Ser, Wetrei6e &c.

Wir iinb better aIs irgenb iemarb
anbers i'm Stanbe, biaige preife fir
9eu, @etreibe &c. su MAIDEN. @roBe
8orrdtbe an 9anb. = 8rennbol5 unb
&oblen mie getu6bnli6.
Sunet Moob 60.
Selepbon 81.
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Nnflens Qlrnica @aIhe.

Die bette 9aIbe her Welt fir G9nitte, 0ueti5un.
gen, @ei4Hhre, Stebsrs uno Sauts auSihIas, Siehte,
seipfun9ene Sdnee, Srcfbeuten une aue boutfrants
bettsn; furtrt Sanprrboiten cter tstne @esatluns.
Soatse 8ufItehtnsett eoraniiIt cher tas Sch piIb
sarlderitattei. % Scents rie S&a6tel. Bum gerfaui
Wtctefale.
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Sau,psb Gninin Sair Comic.

baS bette 9aaritdrfunssmittel Der Welt,
beieitigt S9uppen, perbinbert bas
Iusfalen Der 9aare, bef6leunist ben
Saaripu9s, inoem es Die geiunbe 5bdz
tigfeit Der Saut anregt. Sebe Glafde
1T nit benz Namen bes grfinbers o.
car SamDsb perfeben. preis Der
6laf6e $1.00. gu baben in alien
@potbefen. Generals gentur i'm @itp
Srug Store, 6. &euB, Snz@ommercez
StraBe, nabe Der Bride.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-23

Bir iinb autoriiirt, 9errn Mnton Mbam
als aanfibaten fur 8ieoernabI fur bas 9lmt
bes SriebenSri4ters be8 1. 9res
'einftS (eie sanse Stabt umfaiIenb) ansu.
fiinbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-23

@ir finb autoriiirt, Germ G. 81. 81 c.
MIliter ais Ganoihaten fur @ieberpabl
fir bas Amt bes gountpri@ters angus
fiinbigen.
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Bir finb autoriiirt, Der. SameS 81 c.
GIpsfp dis aaneibat fir baS slmt les
acnftablers bes l. Rrecinft an3useiseu.
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@abl Mm5ei9em.

g8ir iinb autoriiirt. Serrm Gbas. g
21ffIer alS Ranbibat fir bas amt bes
SdmtesSnfpeftorS an;utinbigen.
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Sir 1inb autoriiirt, 9errm g 20. g. 8tfs
liza . II ais Sanbibat fir baS Amt bes
Diftrttts @Ierts BON 8erar @puntp an.
sufiinbiaen.
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9emti6 @ngliid}e gd3ulc,

Snn MnfNntc, XeraS.
Mnsrfannt tiidtise 2ebranItaIt fir 8nabe,t
unb Masfen :; felt breibie Snbren in roger
W'rfiamteit. @prtrefiiide 2ebrfrsfte untet
bsirabrter 9eitung. Scr engliiden Sprate
NTH, pie Der beutihen, oplle Rebnuns se=
traaem. Gubercem ltnterrid,t i'm Spanil6eu.
GiuisermaBen porbereitete SStiler finSen ie.
Ser3eit aufnabme. gtdbere auSfunft ertbsilen
9err s. @roeS, Nrdiicent bes SHuI Bors.
ftanSes nnS SYM. 8arbsd, Director beg
anftalt. fur.
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9otis fir @iien~, stablz uno Ser
raeptta > Sabrifanteu.

8erliegelte Mngebote perben entges
gengenpmme1t bonn @DuntDzG ommiHdrz
@eri6t BON 8erar @ountp, Seras, fir
bic 2%ieferung uno Inbringung aqer
Gilenz lnb 9tablarbeiten Omit Nusz
nabme bes 9a6es) Der S6ubporri6=
tungen gegen 6euersgefabr uni Der
9a6bedung fir bas neue County,
@purtbaus, e1ttibredenb ben pldne1,
nel6e in Der Office bes Mr6iteften s.
&ielp @orbeu ein3ufeben 1inb ober in
Der Office bes GOuntD : @lerfs in San
4ntonio, Seras. Sie Mngebote tperz
ben ge0Hnet perben ont
3. Masuft 1892, @urmtttass IL ltbr
Gin beglaubigter Gbed i'm 8etrase
bon fiinfunbsman5ig bun5ert Dollars
($2,500) muB iebes Qnsebot begleiten,
um als @arantie bafir gu bieren, baB
Der e~rfolgreide 8ieter aud ben iberz
nommenen Gontraft ausfiibrt urb CUTE
unb '~seniigenbe Yiiref6aft in Der bon
bem @ountp>@ eri6t nod feitauieBenben
96be ~leiitet.
Sas @ountps@ eri6t bebdlt 1i1 bas
&e6t Dor, ems pber ale Nngebote stz
riid3upeiien.
8er0Hentli6t auf 8efebl bes County
@eri0tes.
Sar @ntouio, 10. Suli 1892.
g. 50. 81 eMIlilter,
@ountps Gidter, Serar Co., Seras.
@tteltirt: Sbab. %. Smitb,
GpuntDs@ lerf, 8erar Co., Seras.
aG Menn Scenario fem unb 51 arl=
nebmbaren preiie ipeiien mill, 10 sebe
er gum @arten. 9ie
9erren Gbctmer & @atl, BETTER biez
les @tabliHements, balten barauf, ibre
@dite itets pOllfOmmen 5ufrieben gu itel=
len. Ollie iaiionndBigen 9elifateHen,
@ufern, Wilb, Slide, Gefliigel &C iinb
bort in Der belifateiten 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten iperben auf
Wuni6 in Die Wobnungen Der &unben
geiarbt. 9lu6 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiieDirtbi9af perbunbene 9 a T.
o bic beiten @etrdnfe, ftets frii6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Weine.
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sJ- 9ie a~lerbeften, geru6los bleiz
benben &iiblungs Npparate, &efrigez
raiors, See 8ores &C. bel &iebelI
& @ompamn, CHINA Sail, Ofz
Sou1tonsS trabe.
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@ir iinb autoriiirt, GERM 81. 6. Stans
fielp, bisber County sduliuperintenbent,
ais aanbibat fur bas Nmt beS Goumtts
u / d tiers ausufinbiesn.
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6 8.


San antonio, %. Suli '92.
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Wir finb autoriiirt, g. U. SeffeI ais
&anbibat fir has Qmt bes &ontabIers
bes l. SrecinftS bel Der beoorItebeneen
gopemberipabl an;ufiinbtssn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
PACKING HOUSES CONSOLIDATED
SMALLER EsTABIL SHMrYTS II CHICAGO IEOR
G,NIZFD A An ENGLISH COMPANY.


Chicago, May o.~sam7 Acrton has resigned the
presidency Of the Chicago Union Transfer Company,
and II. H. Porter was elected to succeed him. The
smaller packers known the associated packers In
the Union stock Yards litigation have combined under
the OF the international Packing and PrOvis III
Company. with Henry BOsionl ~ president Nj.
Botsford Is president oi the Chicago Packing and Pro
vision Company aud Of the National stock lars.
better known rs the Stickncy scheme. H. H. Porter,
the new president Of the Chicago Union Transfer 'om
pany. which Is part Of The National stock Yards
trolls the Belt Railway Of Chicago and II I, slid this
will hereafter be operated IN the interest, Of the sic
ncy yards. Will, Mr Allcrton rctlFcs from tls pre-.
dcncy Of the Chicago Union Transfer Company. he
remains In harmon %ith the nOn-assccinto pacicr,
and his packing interests analsamaioi Ia the
new International Company.
Tho contract, provide for the amalsamauon and
consolidation Of certain firms and compauic, cuslT1
In the slauehicI1ng and packing bl-inc,,. ThO-e
who have signo contract, OF the salc 81 their prop
crhcs 10 one central company. 10 bc known the
international Packing and Provision Company Gimt~J
the 7. l.. Wells Company, the International Pack
Ing Company the Alcrton Packing Company, john
Cudahy. j. G. Hatcly. llat"y Brother, and Jones &
stiles. Tie International iacklng and Provision Com
pany n.imltcdJ will BE- organized a, an English cor
pOr.iiOn and Is formed under the au-pcc, aud conir
Of the capitalist, who handled the Chicago Pack
Ing and PROVISION Companies Uimlt,d) incorporation
some Years ago Tho plants considerably
over twenty acre, Of ground AT the stock Yaris and
there blanche, I'm other cities. There |, capacite
for the slaughter aud curing Of from 10000 hog, In
summer 10 1900 I'm winter each day.
The capital Of the new company will consist ~
y, 100000 pr cent hlstmOteage gold bonds.
dccmablc In twenty years a 10. and ia addition
thereto ciOO,nOO : per cent cumulative preference
sIdIcs and $4,000 ordinary share. equivalent =
about S6,5OO,OOO IN all The American directors Of
the company viii consist Of Henry Bot oIi. samuel
". Allcron. Thomas +. Wells. John Cudahy, John -.
lia,cy and William JOno'. These will manage their
rc.pccliNe hnm.c- l.r q rOmadcaLln pcn.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
NOT SUICIDE. BUT ELOPENENE.
DEDUCTIONS FROM THE FINDING OF AN oho
s,rcurI, NEAR NIAGARA FALLS

DEDUCTIONS FROM THE FINDING OF AN oLo
sNrCurL NEAR NIAGARA FALLS
Niagara Falls. y. Y. May t>pe'iap.-N H'rSc
o,d fashioned ,achcl, with derby hat traue- HafHe"
4 J. Paterson Jamestown, y. ", IL H. was io''nu
r.ar thc bank of the thld sister l'lalu E'>' "ccN
u. usuol theory was suicide. To-day W. ~ lNlor'
I,m,,town contractor and builder, with aho'ncr ma"
f,,m that city, appeared. and Taylor ldeh''heu '''
hat -. that Of his brother, Il. u. lalior' ITO" !"
e,,rn, for the satchcl could not at hTst d" uohc'
r,,lor said hi, brother had left his nome ana WIG
p,yscriously recently, tahinc nothing but 97V"' "
vr,s known that c had been paying conNider'o'e a'
,,ntion +, a handsome married woman III Jam's'""'i'
who had aso disappeared tho latter part "i Npii'
having a note TO her husband saying her DodS "o"i
-, found IN Lake Ehe. The jamestown man &c
,u,n,nying TAYLOR was the husband oi thS "oi'a''
Ito refused TO give his he wished To PrNuc'
~ daughter from tho shame OF her mothers eopc-
mcnt =, r.,. h,
The men came to the conclusion that laylor iHu
,ncht the valsc put hi old hat In II ana eit IL Oh
Tho island TO convey the impression ilat lie hau com
ut,ted suicide Thus throwing his ianliy on 'h'
c,n, he would change his name ana i've Will ''o
woman I'm safety The two men ar, securing INC CITY
tn night TO $50 il the couple arc In hilihs herc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
THE CHOCTAw CLAIM REAPPROvED.

REFUSAL BY THE SENATE AGAIN TO EXAMINE
THE MERITS OF THE CASE.
Washington May CspccaD.-The Senate reap
proved this afternoon its vote OF last year 10 give
the Chocaw and Chlckasiw Nations S5ooo'"" as
compe nsaon for its disputed claim to the cheyenne
and Arapahoe Reservation in the Indian Ierritory
which has recently been opened to white settlement.
The resolution reported by the Committee on lhuah
Affairs declaring that there is no sufficient reason ior
interference with the execution Of the law OF March
3 1901 and setting aside the argument MADE oy
President Harrison for additional amendatory ess
latlon was passed by the onesidcd vote OF 43 10 i5'
This declinaon the part Of the Senate TO reopen
the case and examine afresh the merits OF the
claim and the legitimacy OF the contract by which
$500 600 Of the award Of $30OO,OO0 will directly
into the pockets OF firm Of attorneys III this city,
Will probably be reinforced by similar action In the
House and the Choctaw claim agents VIII come, ailer
, wearv wait OF fifteen or sixteen months. into un.
disturbed possession of the biggest and most extor
honate fee ever paid, perhaps for professional ser
vice Of such character Even II the House does not
pass a similar resolution, the refusal OF the senate
alone to accept the Presidents advice and recon-
mendaticns will entail finally the execution OF the
prsent law which has been deferred so far only
because the Executive hoped TO obtain some promps
remedial legislation from Congress
The thirteen senators who supported the view
taken by the President against that urged by the
Committee on indian An:ilrs were Messrs Hi~i"n'
Allison Chandler, Dixon, Hale, liawiey, Mtcheii.
Proctor Sanders, sawyer, stewart, stockbridge ana
Wilson, Senatorial courtesy and Difference TO tho
Views OF the committees recommendation Won tns
day. however, by more than to J.
When the resolution came up Mr. Dawes resumeo
and finished his speech in favor OF the resolution
Mr. Allison argued against the resolution asserting
that there was not dollar due TO those Indians as
their lands had been bought and paid Tor by the
Government half a century ago. lie SAD that no
wou,d not have troubled the senate on the question
had he NOT seen lying behind it another like claim
for seven million dollars
Mr. TeIler took issue with Mr. Allson's statement
that the Indians had been paid for these lands.
Mr.. Allison offered a substitute for the resolution
declaring it to be opinion Of the Senate that there
n No sufcient reason for interference with the due
execution OF the law appropriating S2.09l.4oo to
nav the Choctaws and Chckasaws for their right
,,t,e interest and claim In and to certain lands
sneciaed in the appropriation; provided, however.
.hat the President should require the lease ana con.
vsvance ITO 10 executed by these lndils) TO contain
fnil and complete REIMBURSEMENT OF all the lands
tetween the 9sth and tooth meridian formerly owned
By them aud Of all claim for reimbursement and Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
TIE HCNCHBACK SHOr TO KILL.
HIS ATTEMPT LIKELY TO PROVE SUCCESSFUL
ARREST OF TIE A;sAILANT.

ARREST OF THE A.SAILANT.
Andrew J. Mullen. a hunchback, and night clerk at
the Columbia Lodging House. last night fired two
big revolver bullets the body Of Fred j. Williams,
n lodgcr. and will probably succeed in his expressed
intention OF killing him Mullen has long been
widely known for his vicious temper Between VIII
iains and him there had long been bitter ilfecng
which found vent in frequent qunrrels and fights.
1t was Just : 80 O'clcck last night when Mullen,
crazed with drink entered the Office Of the hotel.
Ills eye fell upon Williams who was leaning against
Il chair.
Turning TO John owen. who had temporarily taken
his place at the desk. Mullen pointing 10 Williams
SAID Has that - paid for his lodgingi" " Yes"
replied owen.
Lucky for him." growlcd Mullen. "as | would have
fired him into the street. The words had hardly
left his mouth when he was lying on his bark,
fclcd by blow between the eyes from Williams.
Mullen staggered TO his feet and sprang on Williams.
The two. locked in deadly grip, struggled and
fought all over the room until they separated
by owen and two other men. Then. bowling and biting
like maniac. Mullen carried TO his room and
locked in Tho window Of the room looks out upon
an extension roof running along the rear Of the
house. A few feet the left of the room is the
window OF the Office.
Locked I'm his room Mullen softly opened the
window and crcpt along the roof until he reached
the Office window, which WIS open. owen was the
first to catch sight Of the white face pccrng In out
OF the darkness. The next thing he saw was the
barrel of big revolver levelled at Williams who now
sat in a chair Immediately facing the window. Look
out. Fred cried Owen 4" he's going to shOot' II
the coward wants TO shoot let him." answered
Williams. lily stretching ont his legs and putting
his hands in his pockets.
There flash. report. and Williams. claspng
his hands to. his breast, ran out of the room ana
down the stairs. Mullen lcapcd Into the Office and
followed him. As Williams reached the bottom stair.
n hot out Iuf I'M lot
stairway. Agaln Mullen ovclled his revolver. and
a third report echoed through the house, the bullet
crashing through Williams's LETT lung. With the
blood streaming from hi, wounds. he staggered nut
on to The sidewalk, and there almost fell into the
arms Of Policeman Carroll, who seized Mullen rs
the latter, SmOhing revolver I'm hand, emerged from
the house. All Williams would say In answer TO
The charge wnS I'm sorry | did Kill him.
Williams Is almcs certain To die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
STATE CROP BULLETINS.

Springfield ILL.,. MAY 0-Thc weather crop bulletin
OF the Illinois Department Of Agriculture for the past
week says scarcely any corn has yet been planted
In these sections and with the most favorable weather
the soil is 80 thoroughly saturated with water that II
cannot be- worked for several days. on account OF
the ateness Of the season and the mposslbiity 80
plough the acreage OF and oats will probably be
below the normal Wheat Is I'm good condition, ana
grass is doing nicely. stock already running loose
upon IT, Prospects for a good fruit crop are encour-
aging and especially In the southern section OF the
state
ST. Paul Mimi, MAY 0.The weather crop bulletin
for the Minnesota Weather service for the week
report too much rain and too little sunshine all over
the state No damage has been done yet IN tne
southern and central counties. and the Wet: coIu
weather is giving cereals good roofing. IN inc
northern counties unless warm weather 'haii ,olilr
"ocn scrions damage will be done In some places
the seeding has been injured by the excessive rainfall