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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-09

A J. Leslie for frst-class watch
clock and jewelry repairing. Same
building with Fl. E. AmbOld Austin
Avenue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-09

The finest line of fine cigars in
Waco, at j. A. EARLY'S.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-09

Finest of old whiskles for medica
or potative purposes, at
l. A. EALY'S.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-09

Screen doors and windows at Curtis
Il Grand.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-09

Sleeper, Chiffon & Co., Ladies ooze
Oxfor ID s
$3.50, So and 81.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-09

Genuine imported Dill pickles only
40 cents gallon, at
J A. EARLY's.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-09

~ to Kellum & Lawson for lots
in Provident addition.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-09

~ to Kellum & awson II 5 S.
w 70 4th St. toy farms & ranches
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-09
Strictly APtesian Water.

The annual water rates of the Waco
Water and Light company are as
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09

tenaerite, blleb CT ltepen, uno oa Della
81 iDlu rrat uuo licbeuoll lire beioen
Soaaoe auf ieine 5hulter leste, ipanSte
ct tral,rig bas Daupt ab. sd m09te
nit Dir lpred)en, Yapa, be9aun 9efla.
sd babe Did ertpartet, inein &tnb,"
erwioerte ser garon. 2anslam l0ite ct
ibre peribtungenen 6anoe uno fiibrte
ieine Iodter su oen 9opba, inbes er
ibr aeseniiber Ylas nabm. = rDu bait
mid ermartet, 4apa? Damn meibt Dn
ipobl audi, mas i9 Dir mit5utbeilen
babe? = 9tebmen mir al1, baB id es
ri6t ,ueib." Della beuste iidb Dor
uno ersriff Die 9ano ibres Gaters. sd
liebe 9folf giesfrieb, " iaste tie leile unb
innig. gu ibrem groBen Grftaunen
inbeb perrietb ibr Sater our1 fein 3ei<
belt feline llsberraldung iiber biele Wfitz
tbeilltns. rGr liebt all6 mid, Bapa,"
fubr lie init lniitoerer Si6erbeit fort
so, lpeiBt Du oas seipiB? ?1 fraste Der
Varou. = nSa, ct bat eS mir geiagt."
= rSebr idSn, ba baben mir Ben biirz
aerlid)en 8esriff BON ben Yfi9ten bes
0altes!" |" rief ber Baron bitter. - %
9apa, fdlle fein llrtbeil, ebe Dm nidt
alle llmitanbe fennlt! Sd seftanb
ibm 3uerit oaB i6 ibn lisbe, Id
mari mid an ieine 8rnlt nnb faste
ibm, baB i'd lterben miilie, ipenn er fort.
sebe, uno, Yapa, id muBte eenau, mas
id iaste, feine iblparmerifde Qsiben.
ldaft peranlaBte mild, ein iibertriebenes
gSort Su ipreden; i9 fann niat leben
obne @olf Sie9frieo!" - rllnS bas
bait Du ibm seiast, mein itol3es, abee
fig benfenbes Stub? 9tun, Du bait
ben 8ubm, Die erite 8aronelie b. Not>
heim 5u iein, Die 10 lire @irbe, ibren
Stano per9ibt, ltnb eineu, Wfanne, Ser
meit inter ibr itebt, tbre Qanb bietet,
bie ct berablaiien6 am;unebmen ses
rub" p Stein. Yapa, bas eben t6ut
Rolf nt9t. @r mtes meine Gonb aitS
riid,a iaete Osua f4msrsli@. ,afnb
(6mtfeka ts fOIstl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09

Miiter &ifelbor, ein bimmellanger
gnaldnoer, auf feiner grosen Sour be-
griffen, fommt nod Wien. Seine ubr
iit iteben seblieben, bic Geber 1T gebro.
1en. @r tritt in ben 2aben zines
nbrma6ers unb iibergibt biefem ieinen
@bronometer nit benz Bebeuten, .er
merbe in 5mei Sagen tpiebertonmen,
luorauf er ii6 entfernt. Nm gnbe Der
StraBe angefommen, fdQt ibm bel, er
babe pergeiien, ii6 bic Mbrefe bes llbrs
ma6ers 81 notiren. gr bleibt alio
iteben unD bemerft li6 in iein 5aldens
bu9, mas an ber StraBemefe attgez
i1rieben ftebt: ,,llenn i'd babe Bic
name Of the street, i'd tperben f6on
finben the shop of the matchmaker. :"
yaa6 einigen Saeen pin er feline ubr
bolen, fann aber bic StraBen nidt
Dieberfinben. gr nimmt iein Notiss
bud CUR 6anb unb frdgt einen 6errn,
inbem er ibm bic Noti3 3eigt:
uuollen Sic mir fasen, 40 iein bies
Ter StraBe 2"
Ser 9err lieit bic 9tptis, la6t ibm
ins 8eliAt nnb ldbt i'm iteben.
Wfiiter &ifelbor tpenbet iif nun an
eine Dame berDemiaonbe, bic bes gDes
ges tommt unb fragte lie:
,,uo fein bieier Strabe, Mabemoie
ielle 2"
Sic Iief bic gtoti3, pirb iebr unses
balten unb iagt:
,.8ebn's, Sic @eI6maderI; meinen
Sic, i6 LAB mid mid fir einen Nar=
rem balten ?"
Miifer aiteIbor 1T swar iebr per=
bliifft, ldBt lid aber ni6t entmutbigen.
gr ipenbet iif nun on einen Slater,
bieier lieit bic gtotis, la6t ibm ins @es
Ii9t unb iagt bann:
pSa f6aun'S 8, ba miiifen'S fdon su
Sub bingeben." (6dbrt peiter.)
Waiiter &ifelbor begreift bon @Gebem
fein Wort unb fdngt an, bic @ebulb au
Derlieren, ungebalten tritt er su einem
2lrbeiter, Der borbei gebt. seigt linn
iein Notiabu6 unb fragt:
yuo fein bieier Strabe?~
Der glrbeitfr, etipas angetrunfen,
bn6ifabirt bic 9lbreiie, tpirb ergrimmt,
reibt bas 8latt in 0eben unb ihreit :
yWo5. Su narreter @naldnber,
meinif, i'd LOB mid BON Dir gum Nar.
reil balten? Du tannit lang uarten. :"
0liiter aifelbor, Der nit benz 3erreis
ben Der gbrefe bic M0glidteit perloren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09

ben Sang bes 9iHtta, 6es Slides, Der
ben Butarga (dspptii9en aabiar) liez
fert, tpie er nit 9iilfe bon tpilben 9eIz
pbinen betrieben iuirb, unb bic 8ereiz
tnng bes 8utargas an5ufeben. Oiefe
Delpbine fommen auf bas pfeifen Der
Slider berbei, ielbf bis auf Elm bis
spei Sdritte, menn es bic 9iefe bes
Waifers erlaubt, sieben bann in elmer
Breite ldngs ben 3lgen bes
gtntta bin, mel6e entiebt in
bic neben ibnen aufeeitellten Nebe
Der Slider fliidten, lpdbrenb bieienis
gen, bic nidt i6nea genms in bic Nebe
geben, bon ben Delpbinen aufgefreKen
uerber. Muf bic SSbtung ober ben
Sang zines Delpbins lit cine @trafe
BON l pfunb dspptiid eeiebt. Dieie
Sbiere banbeln genau 10, alS ob fie es
miiBten.
gs ideint in bobem @rabe tuunber<
bar, baB bieie 9batia6e 10 lamge 3eit
unbefannt bleiben fonnte, unb abers
mails betpdbrt fid Der aIte Gprm1: !:
vMfrifa bietei uns INNER ettpas 9feues. !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
(6o,tfeka Is foIstl.
Gin W.,ttel acaeu bic ShpIera,

@tan bat feiue uriade. f6 Dor ber
GbOlera su fiif6ten, tpenn mam iidj
@bamberlains 9eilmi:tel gegen 4olif,
Diarrboe unb 6bolera perf6affen fann.
@s miro in nenigen Minutem grlei6=
terung peri6affen unb in furaer 3eit
pOllige 6eilung beluirfem. Sd babe
mid burh ben Geriu6 babon iiberz
seugt. %. $. Clinton, 6elmetta,
N. S.-Man glaubte erit, bab bic Gpis
beniie in 9elmetta ipirtlid)e aiiatii9e
Gbolera lei, aber mon iiber3engte iia
na6ber bur6 genaue llnterfu9nngett
bapon, bab man es nit elmer duBerit
beftigen 6orm BON 9Dienterie au tbun
bate, bic faft eben 10 gefdbrli6 1T,
mie bic Cholera. Dies Mittel tpurbe
bierbei nit groBen grfolsen aase>
manbt. gu baben in San Mntonio
in ben MpOtbefen BON 5. 4alteper &
Son, Domling & iSloob, s. 6. Sod,
q. Dreib, $. S6u6arbt, &. Cohen &
g., 5. 5. SarriiOn unb 9alteper &
S1u1arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
9elpbime ais uSa8nbmmbe".

plinius beri6tet i'm 8. 9ude ieiner
9attrgeidl6te bon Delpbinen, beren
fi6 bic Slider in Der fiibfranaoiiiden
Bu6t 3atera gleid Sagbbunben gum
gintreiben Der Musilfii6e in ibre Nebe
bebient baben iDlen. gr bef1reibt
ben gorsans ausfiibrli6, na6bem er
i'm &apitel DOrber eigens berporgebo>
ben batte, bab Der Dolphin nift nur
elm Ireunb bes Wteni1en lei, fonbern
aud Der Muiit, unb baB er ii9 an
mebritimmigem @eiang ergobe, be-
fonbers aber aln Zone Der MaiIerfl6te
(9pbraulos).
Sn ieinem rSbierleben" berlueiit
grebm biefe Nngabe auSbriidli6 ins
@ebiet Der Jabel. Sn Der Shat err
ideint tein anberes Seetbier bic Si6ter
unb Naturforfdber beS Nltertbums in
glei6er 8eiie bei6dftigt, su ben gliis
benbiten nnb au ben munberli1lten
Jabeln begeiitert gu baben, nie Der
Dolphin.
Mber bennod 1T bas ObenaeIaate
feline Jabel, fonbern cine 3batlade,
BON tuel6er ii6 Sebermann beutigens
tagS nod on Der dgpptii6en &iilte
awif6en port Saib unb Damiette iibers
seugen fann, mie aus einem Sdreibeu
berporgebt, bas prof. Sidenberger bon
Der meoiSiniiden Sdlule gu aoiro Dor
auraem an einen 8erliner 9oaegen
| geri6tet bat.
profeitor Sidenbe-ger, ber lebtbin bie
| 5iihereiperbdltniiie oil ben 9fil. .Miin-
bun9en gum Gegenitanbe ieines Stus
biums gemaht bate. id)reibi Don baber
Gelgenbes: Sd par einen Sag an Der
Barre Der Sanitii6en Wiiinbung, INN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
ltniere Dasnen 9)f6utel 9(usftelluno

Dian fOmme uns abereus Id bur ben eSmen Arsnihn
Der serbuenhn @sibatisfe uns sasns moenfer Damen>
Mdne lmbdns Mant, pels~Sadn, Mdntsl gtebuassta
pOn Mnf Stunt uO alraAan pels ru1iA Sumantl ys
beisst IN ben nuen 5aGons Mue uno goas toet A unb
ben sndiehsnn piea Man prs biz 0uatat bir gBaartu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
@espcm. mnb anScre etid,e.

Der Sttd eines gBeSpenfadeIs peruriadt faum els
men trennenheren Conner, ais bus guffpben son iun=
rem Gas aus tem Maseu gum e&lunt, bas man ses
'DibnltG Scbtrennen gu nennsn pfest. Wp sobbren,
men, Ia iinb aud Werhauunssbsfdperten pprbanben.
Srpcbl i1rfa&e ais Birfuns rerhen beieitist tur8
has als Spannuns IDienbe sttmulansmittel Srfst4
ter's Masenbttte,s, haS etaem auser Srhnuns sero=
tbenen unb seiawddten Wasen NIT esneutateit unb
eiderbet su ncrmuIe- abdttsteit unp ge,tauunssfd=
btstet perbiIft. auber sem rebeuihen Wasen briust
has gitterS aber aud eine rdse aeber trebsr sur ais
ion, nne ne.anlabt bic Gusemete, bab e nit ber e>
selmdbtstet etnes ub-perftS funsren. Des @eiteren
erfreu hf feie dr,lt app,pbtre Mehi;n eineS poblz
errorbenen GnfeS ais Gcrbeusun9s uno Mu8rcttunsSs
m.tels Bet aRaldrta, HbeumatSmus unb aierenIeben.
NeuraIsie nnb Rerbriitdt rerten tur tteeIse ebens
falB futtrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09

bat, feinen golbenen Gbronometer tpies
Der au befommen, tuirb nuu ieinerieits
miitbenb.
St padt ben 9lrbeiier am 9ragen,
bort fi6 nit ibm berlm unb mlrb
i9lieBli1 auf ben 8oben selegt, bob er
bic geine gum 0immel itredt.
Sie poliSei fommt unb itsdt 9eibe
elm.
Wie bic @oreife bes llbrma6ers
lautet:
rgs 1T bel 5 @ulben Strafc berbos
ten, bieien Srt su berunreinigen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
9ruf : Mrbeitcn.

9ie beften nnb seidmadpol iten
Druid Nrbeiten, ME &e1nungSformu.
lare, Quittungen, Briefbogem, gnpe.
lopes, Mnf6lag5ettel &C. &c. tperben bon
Der unter3eidneten iirma geliefert
2aBt Gn9 preife geben. Muftrdge bon
answdrts wer6en prompt auSsefabrt
Sobnfer Bros. Yrint'g Co.,
SoIebab StraBe, @an Nntonio. Ser,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
m;. b;e soeber ), Msr,

Wie bic foeben lit Berlin pers
ofentlidte Statiitif fir bas erte 9albs
iabr 1892 beiagt, 1T bic 3abl ber
8anferotte in bieier 3eit um nolle 500
sr0Ber sepeien, ais in Der entiprehen-
ben 3eit bes porigen Sabres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
6auslebrer Qeimdt!

Sir cine Gamilis auf benz 2anbe
tnirb ein 9auslebrer, am liebiten Elm
dlterer unperbeiratbeter Manm geiu6t.
Offerte at ridten On: %. O'Mlbini
315 Ilamo plaaa, San Antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09

Die
Wa4eutli4e dreie Yrehe fir xttes
erideint
isosa onnerfaA
unb folfet
90 10 fur baS Sahr soer @1.x6 fki
ss @srnate in @praMstssabiMnA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
Gr1ffnmm9=
+ llelpaorflt=9fparttnt

ing Der berbltmaaren 2lusteluno
Q3roee Grofnune Der Dan,en 21ldntel 2lusifeuuns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
Wsifter stifelbog muS ieine ltbr.

(Gine trasifpmii6e @sf@i6te.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-09
Sic Y,tbtuaarem 9(usitellmno.

f'ls ausfeams IN eonfaas bic rdbaee bic emals BIER in
or pusmaarsn Sranbs gu e9m sswen it, @s if pridumt
wOron I'm e'ebs u elmer sldnnbeu seatt, unere Mobe,
Damen Site nb ben Acrs berbmeen Nobtnneu Der
tpnansebenbn WeSb Seine Dame miro bie NGeiteu pine
@naden teat f5nne, Dabei nb oie pie duserf maeio
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

THE greatest fishway in the world is in the course of construction on the Potomac at the Great falls. When it is completed it will carry fish over . vertical fall of sevcnty-two feet
 A RAT attacked q pigeon on the win dow sill of the upper story of the Bos- ton federal building The rat bit the pigeon and the latter dropped its enemy off the sill and it fell to the pavement. Both are dead.
 BEES are said to desert hive on the occasion of death in the family unless they are informed of it by rapping on the hive while announcing the death. In some places it is said the hives in such a case should be draped in mourn ing.
 THE smallest indoor shop in New York city is thought to be part of an old hall way in Eldridge street, which isoccupied by to6acconist. In size it is exactly the square of the doorway, and the pro- prietor is a woman who spends her time in sewing when there are no customers present
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
A Cure for Twenty Cents,

Any remedy sold at dollar a bottle
 which claims to cure Rheumatism, is simply an imposition, for when all expenses are deducted it leaves not more than twenty cents to represent the medicine. Dr. Drummond's Lightning Remedy, which is perform ing such wonderful cures that it is being prescribed by the medical faculty everywhere, is compounded at great expense from rare drugs, and cannot be sold for less than Five Dollars a bottle. But it always cures. Sent prepaid to any address on receipt of price. Drummond Medicine Co. 4S- % Maiden Lane, New York. Agents wanted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
NOTES ON THE NOBILITY.

IT cost the present emperor of China .o ge: married no less sum than f2. : 900, 900.
 IT is said that the shah of Persia has a pipe worth sl00,o0O It is blaze of jewels, and the smoke passes between gems of the first water.
 PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES, who if he lives will some day be king of England, will visit the Columbian exposition, a cablegram from London announces.
 PRINCE BISMARCK received 5000 con- gratulatory tclegrams on his birthday, and f2,OO0 visitors called at Friedrichs. ruhc to pay their respects to the vet cran-
 TIE king of the Bclgians initiates the example of the great duke of Yelling ton in sleeping upon little camp bed. He is always prepared to take up his bed and walk.
 EMPRESS EUGENE remained awhile at the Care du Nord, while on her way to Cap Martin, and she, with Princess Mathilde, who met her at the station, dined like ordinary passengers in the refreShment room
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
A Probable Fatal Shot.
Wake Benge shot aud probably

Wake Benge shot aud probably fa- tally wounded Thomas F. Walsh at Cowan's ranch yesterday.
 The first that was heard of the affair was from Benge himself who came in and gave himself up saying that he had shot welsL and requesting that doctor be sent out to care for him. He was placed in iaii and Dr. Sulli- van, Sheriff Kelton and George Bravin left at once for the ranch and reached there to find Welsh suffering from a bullet wound in the chest. pr. Srl- livan did all in his power to make the wounded man comfortable. The bull let entered near the nipple and lodged in the lungs where it now is. The unfortunate man was unconcious and has not been able to indicate a word since being shot.
 Cowan was present at the time the shooting took place. It appears that Welsh who is very quiet and inoffen- siye man had been to Turquois and returned in the afternoon. Benge was at the ranch when he rode up Cowan told Benge to go the corral and he would talk with Welsh. Benge did so, but was close enough to overheal the conversation whi,h was not satis- | factory to himself. He went out tc where Welsh was and the latter began abusing him and accusing him Of hay ing talked about him, One word let to another, when without a moments warning Welsh pulled his pistol anC fired two shots at Benge before thu latter could ge! his pistol out. A soon as he conld he raised his gun ana fired, the ball striking Walsh as above stated.
 Benge had hearing this morning before Justice Johnston, and upon , simple statement of facts placed hin under bonds of Sl0O0 and he was re leas ed about noon today with Johr Slaughter and Wm Cowsn as su.e.;es It is not likely that the injured maI can recover. He was too feeble to b. moved today and is still at the ranch receiving the best care possible.
 | The affair. is certainly d sad one both parties have host of friends wh, express regret over the tragedy.
 LATER-Word was brought in lat this aftertocn that Welsh is dead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
A Forged Grant.

Chief Justice Reed of the land grant court, E. M. Stanford of Yuma, and expert Hopkins of San Francisco have returned from Hernosillo where they went to examine the records in re- iation to the Alg ,donas grant. which embraces the choicest land along the Colorado river below Yuma. They found sufficient evidence to stamp the alleged grant s forgery. The sigma lures are not genuine and the records show that the grantee received two grants on the same day, one O! them being the Algodonas. which is con- trary to all precedents established by the Mexican government. There is scarcely any doubt that this land will be thrown open for settlement at the next session of tine iand grant court, and hundreds of would be settlers are preparing for the rush.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
Cen.nra,,en Curec

An old physician. retired from prac
 tice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the form uls of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Cons sumption, Bronchitis. Cstarrh, Asth- ma and all Throat and Lung Affections. and positive and radical cure for NervsusDebi!i:y and all Nervous Com plaints. after having testedits wonders ful curative powers Tn thousands of cases. has felt il his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actu- sted by this motive snd desire to re- Iieve human suffering. will send free of charge. to all who desire if. tEis re. .eipe. in German. French or English. with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp naming this paper. W. A. Moves. S20 Powers Block, Rochester
 N. Y l. Is, W
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
A Rough Trip.

Sheriff Kelton while on the way to the scere of the shooting last night was accompanied by Dr. Sullivan and George Brayin. They had reached a point about three miles from the Stockton ranch when the whole busi- ness with the exception of the horses came to stsndstill. The sheriff was thrown over the dash board onto the ground while the balance of the party remained with the vehicle. An inves- tigation of the cause of the sudden halt showed that the stump of tree had stopped the progress of the buggy. The horses had gone out of the road and straddled the stump which struck the forward axle with such force that the double tree was broken and the team kept on dragging that part of the buggy with them. Dr. Sullivan and George started to walk toward Turquois, leaving the sheriff to hunt | ltit ttdtns lbc idttSi SOuC aOode half mile and stopped and were brought back. The two pedestrians kept on until they had finished the best part of what they declare was miles when they met man riding a horse and leading two more. They explained the situation to him and he placed horse at the disposal of each and the three started of in another direction for Cowan's ranch where they arrived in due time. The sheriff who was pretty badly bruised, managed to get to the. Stockton rancE with tht team and buggy and they all rode home this morning in the same rig they went out in.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
STRANGE AND TRUE.

THE gulf of Mexico has risen over one foot since 1851.
 ON farm at Palmyra, Me, is tree utterly devoid of bark. Its trunk is smooth and of light buff color, and the tree fourishes finely.
 Two ENGLISH worlxmen, while saw ing a huge block of stone near Bath, cut through nest of live bees almost ;n the center.
 J. D. MARTIN, of Sangerville, Me, has an interesting curiosity, consisting of limbs of the beech and maple crossed, the maple, which evidently grew the faster, enclasping the beech.
 IT is said that in all the forests of the earth there are no two leaves exactly the same. 1t is also said that amid all peoples of the earth there are no two faces precisely alike.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
CorNner's Inquest.

The inquest on the remains ol Thomas Welsh was held .in Justice Johnston's office to-day. A large number of witnesses were examined and the facts revealed very little ad ditional testimony to the statement as appeared in last nights PRospEcToR The deceased made no statement re- garding the shooting. before his death although he knew be was surely goine g to die. A verdict of justifiable hom- icide was returned by the jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

The case of Swain vs the Huacbuea Water Company occupied the attep- ton of the court all day today. The court room was we'll filled with an interested audience Even the jury men seem interested in the case, and not an instance WAS recorded daring their two days imprisonment oi one of their number going to sleep in the box.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
AMERICANS OF DISTINCTION.

Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY has had her numerous honorS rounded off by a souvenir spoon that bears her likeness and her motto: Political Equality"
 LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL is the only American woman who has ever been honored by the queen of England with the order of the crown of India
 REV. LYMAN ABBOTT. of Brooklyn, and Mrs Abbott are so impressed with the good work of Mrs Ballington Booth that they propose to become members of the auxiliary league of the Salvation h-r-1v
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

The suit of c. w. Swain for $S,OO0 damages sustained by falling into a hole dug by the Huschuca Water Co, was before the district court to day A large number or witnesses are being examined and the case IS being con- tested on both sides with stubbornesss
 W. H. stilwell represents the plaintiff and Col Wm. Herring the defendant
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

cocHfsE. NJ Mitchell, Bisbee. J Tompkins " Nj Bachie JW Swayzee. Dragon. $ Goldthal, Denver. K Norton, Deming. Harvey Henderson, Ranch.
 PALACE. B Goldman, San Francisco. LC Sheller, Los Angeles JW Searles, Salt Lake. T B Spaldonado, San Francisco, JT Williams, Bisbee. E Warehouse Frank Dubaeher Mrs Blum IS Mullen, Tempe. W H Sebastian, San Francisco. " NJ Doudhiil
 SAN JOSE. Ay Leyde, Bisbee. Wm Liggett ." NJ Mitchell George Hill R c Hopkins, San Francisco. Byron Waters John Gardiner, Tucson. S H Bryant, Turquo;s.
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A sharp shock of earthquake was felt this morning st 6 SC. 1t did not seem to be in a wave form but was g tremble which lasted about ten sec- onds. Many persons were aroused from their slumbers. Dishes rattled and windows shook but no damage was done. On the street it was hardly perceptible. The second shock was anticipated with dread but did net come.
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COUNTY RECORDS
BILL OF SALE.

BILL OF SALE. J. F. Cambell to Allie Sowles, house lot and furniture on Brewery Gulch Bisbee-S5.
 PATENT. U. 2. to J. D. Alien-i60 acres land. Same to W. H. Weeks-l60 acres.
 DEED. J.D. Allen 10 W. H. Weeks, 16O acres land-$200.
 Dolores Felix Ocoro to Phoebe Hearst, her interest in San Juan de Boguelias de Nogsles grant-$50O. Marie Jesus Felix 10 Phoebe Hearst, her interest in same grant--$JO0
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A. Lenormand, who was before the court on Saturday to show cause why he should not be punished for con- temrt Of court in having used water on the river contrary to decree of the court, was sdjudged guilty oi a technical but not wilful violation of the order and the matter was dismissed upon his paying costs.
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w. E. Payne & Co, Emplo yment agents, { BIO Union Avenue. Kansa City. Mo, furnish reliable help, male or female, any nationality in any quantity, and send them to all parts of the Union free of charge. Corres- pondcnce solicit ed. 2,4m