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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20
9ie NDbeiIen sYrpbmctipn Der Wer,
Gfaaten in 1891.

Das Bulletin" ber r9merieam Sron
& Steel DEPORTATION" beaiffert bic @e=
iammt probuction BON Robeiien in
ben Ser. Staaten tpdbrenb bes sSabres
1891 auf 8,273 ,455 9fettosSons "a D.
900 fb, ober auf 8,279,S7O 8ruttoz
5ons C0 2,240 tb segen 9,2O2, 703
Sons 0 2,240 tb in 1890 unb geaen
1908, ,642 Sons in 1889, cine Mbnabs
me bon 922 1888 8ruttps5 pns o6er iiber
1919 in 1891. Sieler 9lbfalI fommt
ausi6lieBlid aaf bic erite Sdlfte bes
perfloifeuen Sabres; in Der apeiten
Sdlfte mar bic Prpbuttion bagegen gr6.
Der, als ie in Der stpeiten 6dlfte zines
Der friibren Sabre felt 1885.
gta6 Diitriften bemefen mar bic
pro6uftiOns 9lbnabme AM groBten in
penniDlDania, baum in ben iibrigen
gifentaaten I'M Norben unb 9Deiten,
am geringitem i'm Siiben, mo- lie ii6
fir ale Staten auf nur 40, 900 gettos
Sons belief, tuabrenb einaelne Siib=
Staaten ibre probuftion in 1891 int
Werglei6 gum goriabr geiteigert baben,
tpie ans folgenber Isabelle berporgebt: !:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

In Der ihetnbar betterlten Satne bte
Oamen besriibte.
r@r ioq Dor Dir 5ur Gbe uerurtbeilt
peroen," eriptoerte Robt f9er3enb.
Dem Sberit 9efiel Ser Con it6tlih'
nidt.
Safe i'm nur fomlnen!" iaste er.
nIber th bite Did, fprid init met
ner 6rau ttidt ben ber @ef6t9te."
Robi l6idte einen 8ebienten, @raf
SanS iolle unoersii9lt6 berauffommen.
Bfeiietta fam ct bic Sreppe heraufz
gelprnngen; ais CT aber eil1trat unb
Dor benz Sberlt ltano, uerlteb tim lein
Mutb.
Giefe 8era6tung lag III Dem ite0ene
ben Bltd, Der i'm aus ben 9lugen beS
alteu Serrn traf.
SOU abnit pobl, mas Die Qnmelen>
Bett bes 0errn Sberlt Slt bebe,tten bat,
beSann 0ooi in einenl m0slidit itren~
gen Ton, uobne i'm bltebe Dir nihts
iibrtg ais etne 8usel oor ben 2opf, bic
Du boffentlid einem ebrloien Nbi9ieb
por5ie1en niirbeit: Du biit gum Bez
trigger unb Salf6er geiporben ein
@raf Sennltng giur bas Mitleio NIT
Deinem Vater, bic g6tun9 Dor unles
rem 9ianen beltiultlte ben 6errn
Sberit, Dir 3eit ;u sOnneu, baB On,
ebe Der Sfanoal rn1bar mirb, Oeineit
albl6ieS lit @bren neb1nen fannit. um
aber bieien S6ritt ser @sienl6aft
9laublid erideiuen su lalien uno lie slt
Derbinbern, tpettere 0tahforidunsen
bariiber an;ultellen, ipirlt Du Did
beute nod NIT Sba feierli6 perloben.
Gs 1T Elm unredt, oas id tief futile,
etrt Betrn9 gerabe3u an Soa, bic In Dem
Wahn lebt, einen Wfann umbefedter
Gbre 81 beiratben, aber i'd mug meiner
San1iltt ait 2iebe bieie 9hulb auf mild
nebmeu, Die On an1 beiten iiibne.
fannit bur6 treue 9iebe sesen Define
3ufiinftige @attin."
9ans beuste iein 9lntlie unter ber
Wudt Der 59au, 5ein iptlber Mutb
uno 9ros, Der ftd) lonlt gegen alles
auflebnte, mar ptridminoen. @r bate
lbon lanse bic 51mdhe leimer Griftens
empfunben, aber etnestbeilS lies ibm BE
beitanbige anfre9nns ni6t 3ur 8eiin.
nuns fonmen, anberntbetlS begte er
btsber nod bic perblen6ete 9offnung
oes Spielers, tt, elmer gliidli1en
Stnnoe alles unsel9eben sn ma9en;
oann ipollte er ein iteues 9ebenY begin,
nett.
Sstt itano Ell bi1t Dor Dem Ab,
sruno, ben er lpobl l6on lange, aber
nur IN ipeiter Serne seieben, lt1b ers
tannte leine fnr6tbare, rettungsloie
Iiefe. Sin S9ipinoel erfaBte i'm bas
Dor. @ntiesen, nnb er sriff fonpulli,
pil9 mad benz 9alt, ben matt linn bot,
nah Soa; ct bdtte pobl aud mad
etnem minber eruiinidten aeartffen.
(6ortfebnng fpIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

betrugen am 81. December b. 596, 1893
gruttosSonnen, gegen COS, 1921 8ruttos
2pnnen am 81. December 1890.
Die prObuftiom BON 8eRemer 5tabl=
1bienen in ben Ser. 5taaten betruq i'm
Sabre 1891 5ufammen 1,219,874
grntto 5onnen, cine Mbnabme INN
577 7,615 gruttozSonnen gegen bas
Sabr 1890.
Nu1 tn bieier 8ran9e iiberftieg bic
Broouttion Dabrenb Der smeiten ssafz
ress9alfte bic Der eritem um Elm Be-
trd6tli6es; tie betrug 786,3S0 Nettos
5pnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

9luf bem 8abnbett Der pamz9lme=
riean Babn iinb, tpie Elm Beamter Ser
Gefelf6aft in @ietoria Dem rNbpocate"
mittbeilt, Die grbarbeiten auf ben eriten
5ebn Wteilen pollenbet, 70 baB Bit
Strede iebt nit SGienen beIegt tperbet1
tanu; aud bic 8erbinbnngsbabn mad
Der Siibli6en paeifie 2inie if fertig.
Nu6 nit bem @erldngerungsbau bon
6airlanb na6 2lano Gitp sebt es raid
poran; es iparen bort na6 einem ges
ri6t bom Is. Gebr. $50 @eipanne an
Der Mrbeit, unb auf II Meilen bic Orb.
arbeiten bereits fertig geitelt; big gum
25..-fo bofft man,- ,-tuerben bic 3ii9s
f6on big 3ur @oIorabobriide geben
fDnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20
electric Bttters.


Dieies Setlmiitel 1T 70 nobIbefanni ua> 70
popnldr eeporben, bah es taum nod beionberer
gripabnun9 bebarf. aIle, bic es lenials &C..
brau@ten, fti,nmen nit Elm in iein Cob. Cine
reinere Mebiein siebt es nidt, unb es mirb Ga.
rantis seleiftet, oae fie Nnes leifet, pas mon
boa ibr beripri6t. electric 1itters beilt ale
eeioen Der 2eber unb ber stieren, es entfernt
gei4wire, ausfdlas. GaIaflue unb anbere
Gol9en unreinen Blutss. 60 treibt bas sra.
laria. Gieber aus oem Ssfem,, beust bemfelben
Dor nnS beilt es ielbft in ben bartnGdiaifeu
Gdllen. @s enrirt Roptfdmeraen, 8lutanbrams
nod, oem Aopfe unb Misrdne. 8eriu9e baS
@leetrie 8ttiers eeilung wirb sarantirt. ober
oas @elb suridse3ablt. Yreis pet GIaIAe so
Gents ano 81 in allen Mpotbefen. Bboleiale
bel ahol. Ereib, Sbompfon g. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20
@te tit bies !!

Sir bieten einbunbert Dollars geIobnuns
fiir ieben Gaa bon aotarrb, ber niht bur6
Ginnehmen BEN Saa's 8atarrb Sur sebeiIt
trerben fann.
G. S. @benep & 6 o., @tsentb, 9olebo, ..
gSir bic 11nter3eidneten baben s. 5. gbes
ne9 lett ben lesten 10 Sabrsn sefannt unb
halten ibn fit Uollfpmmen ebrenbaft in alien
@elhdftsberbanblunsen iinb financieH befGs
higt, alle BON ieiner Sirnta eineegangensn
@erbinblihfeiten yi erfiilIen.
@e t & Sruar @robbanbels. .Drosuiiten,
Solebo, 3.
Balbing &innar C MarDin, @reBs
banbelss sDroeuiiten, Eolebc, o.
8au's &atarrb.&ur trire innerIih genoms
men nnb tuirft bireft auf bas 8lnt unb bic
iHletmigen Oberfdhen bes Sbften1s. Seugs
nifie fret berianbt. preis 10 Cts. fir bic sslas
ite. gerfauft bon allen Mpptbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20
Qlus gaale BaB fommt

4ns eagle paB fommt Der ge>
rldt, baB Der bort fiirslid absegangene
S9nelaug fir bic 8ef6rberung bon
Sdlo1tpieb nod Chicago i'm @anaen
SO Stunben fir feline 9our gebran6t
bat. Serielbe bat iebo6 auf ben
Wunf6 Der peri6iffenben 8eiiber in
Sadfon, SenneKee, 80 Stunben iiberz
gelegen, 10 baB bic 3biere bimreidenbe
3eit batten, ii6 gu raften unb orbents
lid gefiittert Su tuerben. No6 i'm laus
fenbem Wlonat iuerben iebt, ipie Der
8eri6t iagt, weitere fiinf berartige
S6nellaiige nit teranii9em Maitpieb
BON eagle pab mad Chicago abseben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

Nu6 6err Mm. Bauer in BUR-
ton, Wafbington Co., f9reibt uns, bab
1einer @rfabrung mad bic beitstl
Stump Fuller" bieienigen ieien,
ipelfe bic Gabrif BON Sames Wfilne &
Son III Scot6 @robe, Soma, liefert.
gBer ii6 eingebenber bierfiir iatereflirt,
!aiie ii6 bon iener 6irma einen illuftz
rirten &atalog f6iden. Die in Ssrage
itebenbe Maf6ine fiibrt ben Namen
"Hawkeye Grub & Stump Machine"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20
Wt6tttel ,tttD s<urfeta /!

h0 ad mRr ee abbang D oos uebr il
1pnl aeo Wr ppn
@rie 80 - N7" NV 4"''" a"'s'
wunbIh6ne
fofen, 80 " " " s""N" 9o u"' %
lg7 ans8endbl Nmmae
mobnlf $2 30 unb 4 ~ ~
lhware bam
ote @ Oenens
9Soue
80 Gents Is Gents mb ST. irniiaen as m o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

8as sefammte fran3oiif6e Weini>
iterium begab ii6 gum prdiibenten Gar
not nnb iiberrei9te bemfelben fein gntz
lat1rngsgeiu6, ipel9es Der prdlibent
aud annabm. @s tpirb f6tpierig iein,
Semanben gu finben, Der nit Der Neuz
bilbung zines Cabinets betraut merben
fann. @eri6iebene pariier Bldtter
balten bic 9tufl6iuns Der aammer fur
empfeblensmertb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

0ts beife Galbe ber Delt fur S6nitts, 0netl6un.
sem @eihphre, gtebers unb Sauts Qusi&fas, Gtedte,
Aettsn turtrt 9dmrrrtcibsn pter teine HssabIuus
Beqtse 3ufrtetentett sarauttrt pber has 0elS utrf
turb6e-itattsi. 25 Gents bte G@a@tel. Bum gertaul
Wtplefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

neil ie barnit 10 lei6t aeener fdtid1e
fann. llnb uff Der gauge Welt gibt's 8
mir &omifberes, als pie flaiiif6e
aaffern.
Sbr alter Seinb
Sddion g. 9oofnafle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

Die amerifaniibe @eiammt 8obei=
ienzProbuftion in 1891 iiberftieg bieiez
nige @rOBbritanniens i'm gIei6en 3eit>
raum TIM runb 100000 5pnnen.
Die Worrdtbe BON unperfauftem &obz
eiten in ben Sdnben Der 6abrifanten
ober Mgenten, iiber befen 8eriuenoung
nod feline geitimmung getroHen mar,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

Sn pOtsbaln baben Bic proteitame
tifben umb bic fatbolii6en Sdiiler
eine formli6e S9la6t geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

Die Satipn fur Tbeater unb 8due lit in poIiter
Slnthe, beSletet ron 5uen uub Grfdltunsen, rpeIde
eteie sebensweife NIT iH brtnst. Or. Sna,S 8 Snffeu
Sprrr III aud eebtal5 in lebbafter Nabfrase
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20

: @erii6ert Cure 6eimftatten uub
anoeres @igentbnm BEL 2ap &
8 6mibt, 425 Sft 9ouiton=straBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20
sSlamelle. Nlaafets u,to Npmfprt

& 0l & as & @ gaar loa yI p9aens sIanis
fou m @ gadf tasohe raas posas @as a sebsn s @ ssba
9fobe M eomfors IS es bas tad s pp Comforts
gen1o
He
GENE Nanfe rbalnbms nmSrn 9esn @ot unS
BON 15 GenS S29s
Spelle Derten
Srinfen, sbaips, Sastadan, Z
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20
Ode Wsaim Ala5a attb 2lceqmia
gtraRe, Sam 2lntpnip.
&leioerltofe !
MeioeHtoife !

@ute Mooen Wgfe greie! nie Mopaten aeibernofn nf
6abrfate sbm 3uganglid
46 o b nit Sabe hr4n 8[au bel 81 IL
ION ~ eF o'"" W ~op W
Us clifton fur @.nfs y Wv w. ""' Os"9't De'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20
&lei0eritoffe! !!

Hiest BET @p n Al Gen 80 e 80
AZ aobep gan Cuttings nporat ME fir psu ala
Gents per Darb srfauft % Ifio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-20
,BulIe mer emol, nuae msr emol,
Seiraiiafafa
genitis iei fr5bli9 fei,
0eirafiafidia

IN ipann's aa6 in be Baa iudt,
lpann er bic bort, 10 muB er bod, INN iei
polii6en als rPrOminenter" &c wobre
nit be @6iele i6rude unb ioge: @orum
tonne bic 2eit mir &laiiif6es i6piele !?
Jor 10 aerl is ndmli6 bes @ort yflais
ii6" gefunnenes Sreiie. Oas lit Der
Sbne ndmlidb 70 e Mort, Miiter Obi
tor, mo- net MIR be ri6tige Batents&afz
fern, ionnern aa6 bic fogenannte ges
bilbete 2eit gemeebnli9 feen 8el6eeb
net tpiiie; un 6enentipege tbue natnents
lid be @riftere es nit 0orliebe uie,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-04-22
THE MODUS OPERANDI.
The Old Lady Was Practiced in Roses an
Lilies.

To polite clerk in swagger Broadway
drug store enters imposing and moderate
ly middle aged female. The roses which
bloom upon her cheek are there for keeps,
while the lilies Of the same are of a like
enduring quality.
Polite clerk approaches with an insinu-
ating smile,
81 want some rouge-for amateur the
atricalS, remarked the imposing female
in smiling stage whisper.
''What kind, madameP"
'Wel', really, don't know-I've never
bought any before. Now, what would
you recommcnd?'
eve have an excellent variety on por
celain.'
Il have heard that is too crude
Then there's the real theatrical
thing
Dear me, no. have friend whose
complexion was nearly ruined by 1t!'
Then we carry very fne imported
article-rouge cosmetique, Brizard ct
Cie."
You can honestly advise it?"
Eyes, madame"
Then put me up three boxes; three Of
the other ladies in the cast asked me to
buy for them, too"
Pgckage Is delivered
You're SO kind" chirps the elderly
one. Il really don't know what should
have done without your advice!'
ID ut n eDtion it," answers the polite
drug clerk, and as he goes behind the pre-
scription desk be huns something that
sounds strangely like The same thing
over again. "-Commercial Advertiser.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-04-22
GRIMM AL.

JOSEPH 81. COOLEY has been arrested
for having one wife in Freeport and an
other in Rockford.
AN Indiana murder mystery is solved
by the confession of one of the nurderers,
a girl, as result of revival meetings.
GEORGE BILLINGS, alias Louis Van
Houten, and Emma Bolton, his sister,
of Auburn Center, Pa, have been ar,
rested for pension frauds.
ANoKA county officials broke up DOG
fight and arrested forty st. Paul and Min
neapoliS sports. One of the st. Paul men
was shot IN the leg by deputy sheriff.
been sentenced to be hanged May 20 for
the murder of Henry Grattan.
LOUIS AUBERTIN, alias Harriet, who
murdered Mrs. Charles I. Leonard. in
New Jersey, was hanged Wednesday at
Freehold.
Two negroes IL Paris, Texas have been
Jailed for putting rat poison in the sugar
used by the family of J. D. burden.
JULIA A. SKIES, of Noblesville, Ind.
has been convicted of the murder of John
Danforth at Westffed Ind, and sentenced
matory.
LOUIS AUBERTIN, alias Louis Harriet.
tt e murder OF Mrs. Charles T. Leonard,
wife Of his employer, was hanged at Free
hold \. J. Wednesday.
A VOUCHER clerk of the Northern Pa.
oifc was arrested IN st. Paul for securing
over 81 900 by raising checks.
RICHARD III. WATSON. a New York
stock broker, committed suicide Friday
night by taking an overdose Of NOR
phire.
GEORGE FRABN, German farmer, at
Dunnlng. near Chicago, shot bis wife and
then committed suicide Saturday. Frahn
was killed instantly, but the woman will
probably recover.
BILL MURPHY, the desperate Tennessee
half-bred who killed his brother and three
other men, including deputy sheriff. has
fed to the Nantahala mountains and defes
arrest.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-04-22
L4AEI.E ALA8HhH

HEINRICH NATTER, the Austrian
sculptor, is dead.
The McCarthyite party in Ireland split
up into four factions.
A PAPER in Rome states that Arch
bishop Ireland has virtually been appoint
ed cardinal.
The composer Verdi told his admirers
on Sunday that he had finished his latest
work, 'Falstaff."
DURING the recent fire at Toxic six
thousand houses were destroyed and be-
tween fifty and one hundred persons lost
their lives.
KING SAMoRY of West Africa has de-
feated the French expedition under Capt.
Menard. Menard and hundred of his
native troops were killed
IT is reported that a revolution has
broken out in Ecuador, and that the re.
vOlutionists have seized the governments
steamer.
HE investiture of Egypt's new Khedive
was to-day celebrated at Cairo. The sultan
has conferred upon the khedive the ad-
m inistration of the Sinai Peninsula.
A DISPATCH from Freetown, West
Africa, says messengers from King Sam
near Karaiwane, and four French officers
and eighty-one native soldiers taken
prisoners.
THE strike of the Durham coal miners,
begun March II, is causing incaleulabIe
harm to industries and great suffering
among workmen in the nth of England
The French are preparing for q war
against Dahomey, and the rumored exist.
enCe of treasure Of $100,000,000 in the
Kings palace at Abomey is alleged to be
playing part in the expedition.
IT is expected that workingmen's pro-
cessions on May day will be entirely for
hidden In Germany. Preparations for
sociaIistic demonstrations In Italy on that
day are causing alarm In France it is
expected that 100000 socialists will
hlarch In professions.
JOHN ANDERSON, who has succeeded in
obtaining over Tom Mann the secretary.
ship of the British amalgam ated engineer
has held the place of assistant secretary to
that body foT the past nine years, and
was formerly secretary of the Manchester
engineers committee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-04-22
J. j. Vasconeelia, of Springfield, H.,
Discovers That His Home is
Ruined
He Surprises the Guilty Couple at
His House and is
Assaulted.
A Severe Struggle EnSu7S in Which
Both Mel Are Seriously
Wounded

SPRINGFIELD, H., April lS.-A des-
perate fight in the dark occurred near
midnight last night. rs result Of
which r. S. Palmer, a planning mill
man, lies at the county Jail with n bull
let in one of his lungs, and j. j. Vas
concella, a well-known Wabash con,
ductor, has a bullet in his left leg. It
seems that the latter has for some
time suspected his wife and de-
termined to satisfy himself on that
point. Saturday he left home saying
he was going to Chicago, but he only
went to Decatur and returned on .
train that reaches here at 1890 o'clock
at night. His wife was at the depot
when the train got in and watching her
he saw a man follow her home. He
FASTENED on and concealed himself be-
hind the house, and when the twain APP
peared and were about to enter con-
fronted them. Palmer sprang upon
VascOncella and the latter drew a pis-
toll, which in the scuffle was discharged
three times, resulting in the wounding
of both men. Nasconcella has been
married seventeen years and has sew
eral children.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-04-22
giRFG AMI QUALITIES.

PORTLAND, Ore, has had an earthquake.
STrLLMAN SToLP, of Aurora, ILL.,. was
injured by railway train Sunday, and is
dead.
JAMES LYNCH, a Wabash brakeman at
Jacksonville, fell in front of moving
train and was Instantly killed
MRS JOHN CoFFEY and her 8-year-old
boy were burned to death at Mount Yer
non, Ky, on Wednesday.
The number of people drowned in the
Mississippi foods is variously estimated
at from so to 200,
FIRE in the building 9th Was hington
Star Wednesday morning, damaged the
plant of that paper to the extent Of $25,
900
On Saturday, Scott Hubbord, an ex-
tensiVe cattle owner of Price, Utah, was
killed by train.
THE 5 year old child of Charles Bees
niger, OF Muenstar, Tex, while sick in
bed, persisted in the flames which de
stroyed the house.
The >teamer Joe Peters of the Arkansas
Packet company's line was sunk Friday
night near Glrrett's Landing, Ark. The
vessel and cargo are total loss.
MISS JANE HANSEN, aged IS, of Frank
lin Grove, ILL.,, was struck by train on
the Northwestern road Sunday and in
stantly killed,
The barns on the extension farm OF
Eiihu Carr near Charleston, lad, have
been burned together with number OF
thoroughbreds. Loss, $4,000.
A BUGGY containing Mrs DR.. Younger
and Mrs. George Sheder, at Ballinger,
Tex, was struck by an engine. Mr.
Younger was killed and her companion
fatally injured.
CAPTAIN ARD, formerly commodore OF
the Allen line of stea mships and who bad
crossed the Atlantic ocean in safety more
than 500 times, was drowned while being
ferried over little creek near Quebec.
THE Laurel, Nd, roller -four mills have
been totally destroyed by FIRE. Loss,
SAC, 900; insurance. $4,000.
THE Butte and Boston Smelling CON-
pany S works at Butte were completely de-
stroyed by FIRE. Estimated loss, $3.50, 900;
insurance, 100000. Five hundred men
are thrown oui of employment.
A BOY named Gordonf at Roland, n
town on the Northern Pacific, playfuly
pointed a shotgun at his 8 year-old broth
er. The weapon was discharged shooting
of the chid's head. The mother is crazed
by the accident
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-04-22

the attempt to expunge the
matter proved unsuccessful Ii will prob
ably be fruitful of good results, as the re-
pubi1cans threaten to publish books In
favor of protection in the Record and it
Will become circulating library.
Mr.. Boutelle (Me.) advocated strongly an
amendment providing for two additional
battle ships and ten torpedo boats.
Without action the house adjourned.
SENATE Bills were passed as follows:
Appropriating 500, 1000 for the erection of
an additional wing to the national mus
cum IN Washington; appropriating SIS
COO for the removal of the peace monument
at the foot OF Capitol Hill and the cree
ton of a statue of Christopher Columbus
IN its place; bill extending the free de-
livery (now confined to towns of 5000 in
habitants or 5000 annual postal re-
ceiptsi; amending An act to establish the
circuit court OF appeals, and to regulate
In certain cases the jurisdiction of courts
Of the United States. Adjourned until
Monday.
SATURDAY, April Is.
HoUsE.-On motion of Mr.. Terry of
Arkansas, the bill authorizing the estab-
lishment of a military post at Little Rock
Ark, after the land has been coded for
the buildings, was passed Mr.. Lynch of
Wisconsin secured the passage of bill
anthoriz;g the Marinette & Western rail
road company to construct a railroad
| through the Menominee Indian reserya-
, ton IN WISCONSIN. The naval appropria-
tlon was taken up in committee of the
whole. Several speeches were made.
| Pending discussion the committee rose
and the house adjourned.
MONDAY, APRIL Is.
| SENATE.-The senate's attention was
cal ed to az alleged discrimination made
| by the United States and Brazilian Steam
| Shlp company against the merchants aud
produce dealers of the south and west.
| The matter was referred to the committee
on commerce. The vote by which the sen.
atc passed the bill to amend the act Of
1890 to establish the circuit court of ap-
peals and to define and regulate the iuris-
| dictlon Of the courts of the United States
was taken up, some amendments made
and the bill again passed. A bill was
passed to facilitate the disposi ION of cases
| in court Of claims. A message was received
from the president On the Boring sea
modus vivendi, which was referred tc
committee on foreign relations
HoUsE.-The bill to adjust swamp lane
grants and fix limitation for the filing oil
claims hereunder, was taken up. After a
lively debate on the merits of the measure
on yea and nay vote, the bill was lost
| ll3to 70. In com mlttee of tie whole, tht
naval appropriation bill Was then taker
up. A. number of amendments which
were offered to The bill, were ali defeated
! Here the committee rose and the bill
| passed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-04-22

THE 8-year-old son of Joseph Swayne,
of Admission, Ala, was kidnapped Wednes-
day by a tramp, and was found later by
hunters in the mountains, tied to a tree
and beaten into Inconsistencies.
ALLEN HARRISON, of Huntington, w.
Va, who killed Is year-old girl because
she refused to marry him, has been decIar-
ed guilty of murder IN the first degree and
will suffer the death penalty.
ATCasper, Wyo., Tuesday Jeff Dunbar
shot a negro named Lewis Adams They
got into adispute over game CARDS.
The negro was Instantly killed. Dunbar
was arrested.
IT has been learned that Gamble Weir,
police superintendent Of Pittsburgh, who
died three months ago, was victim OF
foul play and died by poisoning.
DRUNKEN man by the name of Divine
drew revolver on a train conductor in
Indiana and in the scuffi4 which followed
received his own bullet through the body
and died instantly.
THOMAS BARRY, an eccentric West Vir-
ginia farmer who took to gypsy life In
river house boat, was found Monday
nearly dead. He had been taken sick AND
his companion had then robbed him and
eft him 10 die.