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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-08
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i'm Sabre 1856 ein &iIp 24OO 81. to-
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begilnItig our6 bic @ntpidlung ber
gleftrote6nif, ben Strom CUR 4bi6eiz
bung bes Qluminiums aus ieinen 0ers
binbungen gu Siilfe nabm. 1883 err
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auf eleftrii6em Wege aus 9latriunrs
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5bonerbe 5ll rebuSiren unb bas frei
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BON 1900 Pferbefrdften entnimmt.
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groBte Der g8elt, er5erst tdgli6 1000
kg aluminium, baS bereits cine aus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-08
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ansgeitellt bate, Bic 8efdbigung bes
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ipidtigIten, bas 26tben, benz fi6 bas
Mluminium lange nift untermerfen
tuollte. Gu9 bies 1T iebt erreidt Ser
Sngenieur 8lod tbeilte gum SdluB
nod nit, bob es ibn gelungen iei, Elm
2otb fir aluminium su finben, unb
mics berl9iebene gel6tbete 9tIuminiumz
fabritate, barunter auh auBerorbentz
lid leibte 9unbemaulforbe Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-08
@ottinaen. 26. sunni. Sin bie,io

@Ottingen, 26. Sum-. Sin bieliaer
Stnbent, .. S6wanede aus SaIferobe
(proOin3 Sa6ien), bat in bieien 3as
gen in Jolge zines ieltenen llngIiidsz
falles iein 2eben Derloren. Der 8ers
itorbene iprang in Der llniperIitdtsba>
beanitalt nit einem iogenannten aopf>
iprunse ing Waiier unb smar an elmer
gu fla6en Stelle. 9abei ftieb er nit
benz aopfe 10 beftis auf ben @rbboben,
baB er bic Nadenpirbel i6uer perlebte.
9n biefer 8erlebung lit Der iunae
ManH mad nenisen 9agsn aeHorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-08

8on sSeitrebnern unb ibren 2ei>
ifungen mar Der perltorbene 0iterrei6is
iGe Staatsmann 2eopOlb pon 6afner
fein beionberer 6reunb. Sn ieinen
nDenfmiirbigfeiten" fdllt er iiber einen
iOIden Soait Weier bas perni6tenbe
llrtbeil Seine &ebe mar 10 f6ma6,
baB er lie-halten muBte !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-08
8anipm's Del apmpaamie.

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Office: @te 8usna 8iita> unb Salaboz
StroBe. 5elepbon go. 1856.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-08

Sn Der gNiencr 5beater 9uss
iteaung 1T Sonneritag Nsme. &eiane
BON paris gum eriten Male als ,6rous
Jrou" aufgetreten. gDie bas Wiener
5ageblatt mittbeilt, trug bic aiinftlerim
Der &eibe mad folgenbe Soiletten: l.
Sine i6mar5e gtlasrobe nit rotbieibez
nen Sepant, cine &raoatte a la 5alleps
ranb NIT meergriiner 6arbe. 2. So
tim bon garter 3oIafaille nit weiBen
SpiBen bebedt. 3. Robe a la 2ouis
XVI. NIT GoIbftiderei, fabIblauer
S6drpe unb eitronengelbem 9epant,
Nene5ianer Manteau unb cine Geinture
aus boroeaurrotbem Sammt. 4. ginen
ountlen Spibeniibertpurf nit groBen
Goien, elm iapanif6es Maanteau aus
Wanoarinenieibe, ben &ragen nit att
tlfer 8olbitiderei unb f6parsen 5ebern
garnirt. 5. 8ene3ianii6e &obe aus
Sammt6angeant, bic @einture in anti
fer 8olotiderei, bic 9oriase ebenfaas
eolbgeltidt unb NIT ftarfen Spiben aes
5lert. 6. Cine &obe la Yompabour,
bem 8iirtel aus griinem Satin, reid
nit Spiben garnirt. Z. S6marse
Hobe aus Crepe de chine nit fhmare
sen SpiBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-08

2onbon l. Suli. Ni6t serimges
glufiebeu erregt bic 8erbaftung Der
6rau 0farp 5abben, Der biibi6en 8ats
tin zines OFFICERS. Sic itebt unter Der
9lnflage, an bem 9auie SO. "a Yortz
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geSogen unb nit lauter Stimme gez
idrieen gu baben, bas Saus uerbe BON
W}itgliebern Der fonigli6en 6amilie
alS SalterbOble benuBt. Die 0erbafs
tete ertl0rte, iie iperbe 8eipeiie fir bic
fe gebauptung bringen unb bic Nameu
Der fonigliden Whitlinae angeben,
nel6e in bent Sauie idamloIe Nrgien
feierten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-08
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-08
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

, postotfice has been established ~ INN
Island. Cumberland county, and Ciura i.
Johnson has been appointed posim's'ress'
Rev. Samuel Wheeler died at his home
in Chestervlle. Tuesday, of pneumonia
,eed 81 years. six months 1t is satt ne
was the oldest Free Baptist clergyman IN
the nted States.
Those patents have lcen granted to
n,;ne neople Samuel Cluiier, Lewiston,
b,rher,s chair; Alfred T. kelliher, Bethel
,,Iova,ed carrier: William Doran, Skow-
hoyau. device for raising or lowering cleo
,r,e lamps: Oliver B. Hatliorn. Milo, rein
holier Charles \. Wren, Coral. piow
cutter.
While a heavy iron plate was beng
listed ai the iron works Al Bath, Tuesday
~ .,,,, broke Three men were injured.
M nnyle hal his instep seraped, laying
h.re the teudons and seyerFug three toes. >
Jacobson received a severrs'onfusion OF tlie
sbin and iistep. ani j. I"yie ha'iiy spfaii'so
his ankle,
Tv. men at Mexico, who were alPaf
nth, we'll Tuesday, secured some "uod al
t.ohoj or other kind of poison when theS
-, In TN, afternoon both died. IT Is
- ,I,.t th,, man who sold the drink II
sia'"'ut ,''nu ami that he has skipped Their
'ss 80 are given as William Falycy and
Louis Berry of Quebec
Al Rumford Falls named Frank
,,,.Js ,,,S striking u ro,;k with sledge
TUESDAY afternoon. In tlse roes Was -. y,
unexploded dynamite cartridge ms Dow
exploded the cartridge ar.i inc man WA WA
thrown some distance INTO the air. ohs
arm was nearly torn in twp, the o'her ans
one leg were broken He may recover
Tuesday afternoon Thomas burgess al
old and respected resident p the town o
w. -, whos. house was half way between
~, reru and Rumford Falls. went int
..a,ds 10 get wood Not long after h
Ieft his home he was found deal, his bod.
yet warm. and pressed against a stamina
iree bv one which he had evidently Jus
chopped from its stump.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
Court al Bath.

B,rm, Dec 2s.-Couri was busy yester-
,Iay on the case Miss Augusta Burt VS.. DIR.
Gilmore. This is a claim for wages earned
by Miss Burt while in thc employ of the
late DIR. A. X. Gilmore. She claimed
sls40. The jury returned verdict late IN
the afternoon for the plaintiff in the sum of
slS05. Chos. W. Larrabee appeared for
plaintiff and W. +. Hogan for the defend
ant.
Sanford Pratt of Bowdoinham was ar
rsigned today and pleaded guilty of mill
cious mischief in Bowdonham. and was
sentenced TO 80 days at Auburn.
The case Of William Hall and William
LYONS of Bath, who are accused of robolng
Mr.. William Libby of Portland of $3.50,
was on trial this forenoon. The case went
to the inry before dinner.
An Indictment was found against Bird
and Tuttle, the hunco men. for swiniiing
Farmer Newell of Topshan out of s5ooo.
In the case of Fred Heal the jury gave a
sealed verdict which wits brought into
court Yesterday morning The Jury be-
iieyed that Heal set fire to the Harvard
barn but gave him a verdict OF not guiity
on account of mental incapacity-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
PARE IS INELIGIBLE
To a Seat in Legislature, Notwith'
standing He Was Elected.
K. ". Sutherland. RRpublican. Mad Hex'
H,ahsss Number Of BiddefSfd Votes.

BlpvysoEp, Dec. 2h.--ft was discovered
today that John b. Pare one OF Biade-
forsl's Democratic reprrsentatiye-eleet,is is un-
anaIfied 10 serve in tht Legislature because
his natural ahzatinn palers were procured
only two years ago, anti the state constitu'
ton provides that no person shall be Il
member of the House of Representa-
ives, unless he shall have been for
tive years citizen of the United States.
Mr.. Pare wen. through the naturaliza-
ton process 1, wears ago and had voted
ever since till lss., wh,,n the supreme court
nuIlified the naturalization acts of the Bid
defori municipal court and he was Obliged
to procure new papers
The candidate who received the next
highest number of voter for Representative
at the September eiectitn was Kenneth W.
Sutherland. Republican,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
Court al Sko1heQan.

SKuwnEGAN, Dec. 2.--Court came in
yesterday by Adjournment from Thursday
last. The traverse iur@s were impanelled
as follows:
First Jury--.'olIn \. Fletcher, foreman
NJ. F. Archer, samuel Il. Allen L.. T.
Blackwell. +. l.. Briggs II. q. Bartlett, l..
u. Clark, l.leweilyn Eaton. David y.
Grant, Byron Z. Hansa. Eben Leeman. l..
:. Lombard.
Second jury Roland T. ratten, fore
man: Elwin \. Lowe, William Latld. j. -.
Merrill Arthur Il. Morrill,. Horace A.
Mason. Francis rarkrr. Lyman Petit
grpw, G,orgr 4. SaNycf Joseph T.. Tuttle,
Henry :. Varncy. Wil6sm Harrison Wes-
ton.
Supernumeraries- W. Williams
Joseph Wyman, Isaiah ". Young
Mary A. Mosher Va Inhabitants Of Smith
field action for dansges alleged to have
been received by the plaintiff by being
thrown from her carriage while crossing tiit
bridge over the Great Meadow stream ii
the town of Smthiield in iss9 This actor
was tried once in January, 1891. and Il yer
dict rendered for the plsintiff. The counse
for defendant town carried the case to ths
Law court. where the verdict was set asItl,
am! new trial granted. Trial untinishe'
at adjournment
State vs. Roman.lgs McIntirc for being !
comuon sellerof intoxicating liquors. Re
spondcnt pleaded guilty ard paid a fins o
500 and costs.
State rs. Harrison Warren common seile
of Intoxicating liquors. Respondent plcade,
%, auiity but afterwards retraeted ans
pleafled guilty. Reing unable to pay hi
fine he went to Jail for 10 days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
INSURANCE RATES


BosroS. Dec 2s.--The New England
Insurance Exchange will enforce new
regulation on all risks but dwellings in
Maine and all this part of the country after
Jan. LIST, the object being to induce policy
holders to insure more fully and thus in
crease premium receipts and lessen the
percentage of risk taken by the companies.
Policy holders will be asked to guarantee To
carry 50 per cent. insurance.
After Jan. ist. when risks are written
with no insurance guarantee, or with n
guarantee of insurance of less than 30 per
cent of value, 80 per cent will be added to
the regular rates. II with 80 per cent hu,
less than 80 per cent insurance, 30 per cent
will be added. If with 80 per cent but less
than 20 per cent insurance 20 per cent will
he added. If with 10per cent but less than
so per cent insurance guaranteed. 10 per
cent will be added to the regular rates. II
90 per cent or more insurance is guaranteed
the companies will take ! per cent of Tho
rates. This arrangement is on the principle
of co-insurance. the companies tell us.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
RlcHmowD.
Pointers for the Would be Oviders OF the
Town-0ther Matters.

RicuMoNp, Dec. EST Special. Here
il pointer for those who want to divide
the town to consider. Next to No. l., Dis
trict No. 3 is the wealthiest in town, but the
tax assessed against its inhabitants last
year did not equal the sum expended for
the usual current expenses by 1866. The
district contributed sl4 toward the mainte-
nance of water works. lighting streets and
night watch, which are said TO be exclusive
iy for the benefit of the village. One tax
payer in District No. pays more tax than
all the property in No. q where the move
ment for division originated. like
comparison of other districts would make
the absurdity of the claiia fora division on
equitable grounds more apparent.
A valuable colt owned by obediah Cur
It's, Richmond farmc-, got loose in the
stable Monday night and was kicked by an
other horse so that he dic,' next day.
Charlie and Burnham burlington of
Wateryile, spent few hours with friends
in town Tuesday.
w. l.. Littleheld and wife of Belfast, are
making brief visit at NJ. 7. Milhken's.
The Richmond Dramatic Club appear at
the tiremens ball at South Gardiner,
Jan. "a.
Will Wilson has marked out an ice field
for home use and will begin running tomor-
row
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
DYNAMITE EXPLODED
Causing Several Deaths and Seriously injur'
ing Others at Long Island City.

Lose ISLAND CITY, n. Y, Dec. 2d.--
At S O'Clock this morning a box of dyna-
mite exploded in shaft sunk for the new
East River tunnel near the junction of Jack
son and Vernon avenues in this city The
explosion set fire to the 4-story building AMI
shattered every pane of glass in the buill-
ings for blocks around.
The explosion was SO terrific that nearly
every building on jackson avenne from
Fifth street to Borden avenue was either
destroyed or badly damaged
Three persons were killed AMI three
others have since died from their injuries.
Many more were seriously hurt. of whom
some may die.
The company is building a tunnel be
tween this city and the New York Central
depot A great deal Of dynamite is used in
blasting. Last night the dynamite froze.
The men needed some this morning and
placed three barrels of cartridges jus; back
of the tenements TO be thawed out. Then
they built bonfire beside the cartridges.
/ The fire burned nearer to the dynamite
than was intended, and the result was the
Z EXPLOSION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
oEcoYeo INTO SLAVERY.
Another Story Of Great Brutality on Baiti-
more Oyster Boat.

WAsiiiN,.ToN, Dec. 2s.--Samnel Lyons,
an aged negro in the Freedman's Hospital,
tells a story showing that the practice of
,leeoying men upon oyster sloops and NAL
treating them. which was broken up several
years ago by securing the Imprisonment OF
several oyster pirates, is again in vogue,
and that another Liverpool Jack is at
work in New York city.
Lyons body is covered completely with
sears and bruises and he is undergoing
treatment at the hospital. He told the po-
liee upon his arrival here that he belongs
in New York; that while he was walking
along the Battery wall two months ago two
white men asked him to go with them to
Baltimore to work on an oyster-boat.
Lyons told them he did not know anything
about the business. They replied that he
would .'only be Obliged to throw out line
and haul it in again. They promised him
the best of food and treatment and SO for
FIVE months work, payable in lump sum
at the end of his term of service.
Being out of money and work and know
ing nothing of the treatment of men on
oy ster boats Lyons accepted the PROPOSE
ton Reaching Baltimore Lyons says he
was placed by the superintendent of the
Drm OF LEWIS " SOfls on DOdIu iHt
Jane. a two-masteti schooner. commando |
by negro named jeff Blackwell and
ordered to cook for the crew of seven " hite
men and one negro.
Lyons says that the surly captain beat
him without cause or provocation with be-
laying pin, pieces of china or ANYTHING with
which he could wound him. Lyons tried
several times to escape, but found that the
captain kept the small, boat securely locked
when not in service. Being unable to swim
lie could not use this means of flight when
the boat lay so near the shore at night. Vt
other times when they discharged the cargo
at wharves the captain kept Lyons in the
cabin.
On Dec. ~ the captain got much drunker
than usual and ordered Lyons to go ashore
with the yawl for wood and water. He has
tened to obey, and when the boat touched
shore fled northward. 1t took him nearly
|. week to walk 30 miles. Lyons slept at
night in sheds and outhouses and begged
food. Reaching landing on the Potomac
river he got passage on the steamer Wake
field and came to Washington. lie was
carried from the vessels wharf here to the
fourth precinct station yesterday, where he
related his story to Lieut.. Vernon.
Another man named Harris also ESCAPED
from the Sarah Jane a few weeks ago and
was brought to the Freedmans Hospital for
treatment. lie was also bruised horribly.
Lyons will be compelled to remain in the
hospital several weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
ELIAS 7. INGALLS, DEAD.
Was One Of Havethilrs Most Respected Gill
zcns Senator Ingalls, Father.

HSvEKuiLL, Mass, Dec. 2s.--Elias r.
Ingalls,, aged So, father Of ex-senator J. j.
ingalls,, Kansas. one of ilavcrhilfs most
prominent citizens. died at his residence this
evening.
lie was born at Middleton, Mass, and
removed to this city in early life. Before
lIaverhill was incorporated as II city he
served number of years as chairman OF
the board of sekctmen, and after lla,erhill
became city, he was chairman of the
board of assessors for years, retiring in
1888. Mr.. ingalls, was the inventor Of a
machine for cutting shoe soes and a fur
mace for house heating purposes.
Mr.. Ingals retired from active life some
years ago on account of i'll health. but kept
about uuiil few months ago. Besides a
wife AMI two daughters, Mrs. Samuel
Dyer. West Roxbury, and Miss Clara, re.
siding at home, four sons, John j., Atch
ison, Kansas; Charles A., Lynn, Mass.
Morris, Louisville, Ky, and Sumner, sur
siee him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From the North, East,
South and West.

Two new eases of cholera were reported
at Hamburg Tuesday and one death.
Orange Judd. the widely known senior
editor of the Orange Judd Farmer of CHI
cago, died Wednesday at the age Of 20.
"Wednesday ire broke oat in Delaw ara
coun,v's elegant new court honse at Nun
eic. Ind. and the building, valued at 5000
900, was ruined.
Schooner Falcon of Gloucester is ashore
ut l'eaked Hill station. near Provincetown,
Macs The crew we're saved by station
men in brceehes buoy.
The Massachusetts executive council
Wednesday unanimously voted 10 pardon
James Dunlap. the notorious bank robber,
now in state prison. This action awaits
Gov. Russelfs approval.
The North German Turnerbund organiza-
ton of $50 ooo German Americans has sent
to Congress d resolution protesting against
the proposed measures for the restriction OF
suspension of immigration.
In western Kansas the storm has been 50
I severe that much suffering has been en-.
tailed upon the people. The railroads can
4 no, get sufficient fuel to the border, and
! people are using anything that will burn to
keep them from freezing.
I A,a meeting Of the citizens of Cork, Ire,
( Tuesday, for the purpose of denouneing
the dublin outrage. Maurice Heaiy NJ. J..
noYed resolution expressing their con
ID ,auation of the a'roci0us Outrage and thu
hop. that. in the true interest of our coun-
try the sa,liors Of so terrible an ofienss
arainst tie Irish cause, may be speedily
/ a ..,.l brauohf II :uSftye
4 II il said tha: movement i on foo
among the coal dealers in Herkiug valley tt
effect a combination which will be ;
Formidable rival to the Reading. TIL
chief mover of the scheme is said to be
presiien, G. T.. Waite of the Columbus
Herk,ng Valley & Toledo Railroad. IL i,
declared that the price of coal to the smal
Consumers will not be increased.
Edward Parker Deacon, who shot Emil
sbeiile in Cannes. France. because of al
Legged intimacy with his wife, has trough
action in the supreme court of New Yorl
for absolute divorce from bis wife. tliroa2
cout!ert Bros. on the ground that Mrs
Deacon is now resiiing in France Judg
Lawrence has given his permission that fh
summons be served by publication.
Schooner Esther Ward of Gloucester
Capt. Doninick. from Georges fshin
grounds with cargo of 5000 pounds o
fresh fish. mistook Chatham lights fu
Thatcler's Island lights and ran ashore 0
: Chatham bars Tuesday night. The cre'
| were taken of by Capt. Gould and a cre-
/ of the Chatham fife saving station. Tn
| vessel Is full OF water and will be tot.
loss. The cargo Of 6sh will be mossI
j savt.f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
SPEAKER CRISP
Spent Several Hours Yesterday
With Mr.. Cleveland.
He Refuses to Tell Whether III
Talked About the Speakership,
Gut Says That Ne Is Not Anti Cleveland ia
Aaythins.

New YosK, Dec. es.---Speaker Crisp was
asked tonight whether he had seen Mr..
Cleveland, ''oh yes. was with him today
from l2 to O'Clock"
And the spsakership:'
Il cant tell you anything about that, or
whether the matter was mentioned by us,
but had pleasant call on Mr.. Cleveland,
and found many things to talk about, as
sure you. will tell You one thing though
I'm not an anti Cleveland candidate for the
spsakcrship. am not an an'i-Clerelan''
ANYTHING