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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30

sT 9err 90. 6. Saeobion, Der
befannte photograph, bat an Der
Nlamo StraBe, $50. 113, elm neues
@teIier einseri9tet. 9err SacebfOn
bat in ieinem @tablifemeut ale Neuez
runsen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pbotoz
graphic Der Neuaeit berborgebra9t,
angepanbt. unb bic ginri9tuns 1T
bo6elegant unb ftebt on golenbung
li6er feinem Der prominenteten berars
tigen 2ofale 6tli6er Metropolen mad.
Gin Befu6 bieies Mufter : Mteliers 1T
unieren 2eiern aufs berali6ts ems
pfoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30
ginb gle nerpSs

ober gang eri60pft, ooer leibe. Sic
an @ri6laHung, ober nerp0ien @epf=
f6meraeu? 9on allen bieIen nebeln
f0nnen sic iid bur6 ben @ebrau9
Don 6oobs SarIapariua pefreien :;
Diefes Wflttel oerleibt benz a6rper TO-
mie benz Nerpenipltem Strait.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30
$opos Billen baben cine ansenebme
Wirfuno

= Sn llngar1 berri@t bic @bolera
in beiorgniBerregenbem lmfange.
Wdbren6 Der lebteu "a Stunben fas
men aus IL @omitaten 70 @boleras Soz
oesfdae unb 43 neue @rtrantungei1 3ur
I%nmeIbung. Nu9 aus Mien mirb
bereits Elm @bolera=S obesfaa beri9tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30

gSbitmans SempreTem. @on al=
len @r6Ben, bon Der 6anbpreHe biz
our pferbetrafts unb 9ompfpreKe.
Aud fur Cotton, WoIIe &c.
au bermenben! 60 8alen in
Der Stunbe. 9ie bi0isten Yreiie ga.
rantirt bel sips & Qaarmann II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30

nT u. 9euf1neer bat ioeben
uieber cine Ga.loao suBeiierner Otbelo
ranges, iomie ftdblerne Sbeal Ranses
rbalten, ole nit 8orri9tungeu tir
oeiBwafer!eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30
Socialiitiide Mrbeiter.Y artei.

8eriammluas ieben smeiten unb
pierten Samltag Abenb i'm Wfonat in
Der Gale Der SermannsI6bne. 3utritt
fret fir Sebermann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30
R5nist. Wieberldmbif4c unb Ser.
Stdaten Ypfflinie.
Direite 2inie 3pii9en
Hotterbamn rb VI merbam
nab Gfetu 9]Orf.

S&iffe Laafen 8oulosne an unb ieseln isbe
@e4e bon Re.O Dort nn@ 9oIIanb.
DurHsHinete mad allen europdiiden 6tdb
ten trerben ;u ben niebrisiten 5aaten aus:
Critic Goiite $40 unb aufpdrts. 3neitt
Gainte $S5 inb anftpdrtS. 3piidenpeds.
ttaete 0 europa tperben borldufis ni6i
auegefeat, bod finb Ginfpanberern 3tpeite
&aiitesBiuets au ermdBieten Staten seitelt
20. S. 9Dnn8, Ngent.
GIT Dfs9ouftonsS ttabe, Gan Nntonio, Ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30

sa~ @er cine quite @ai6maIdine
iu6t, fpre6e bel ". Qeuftnger
Dor, wel6er cine sroBe 4n3abl auf
2ager bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30

sg- Lawn Mowers, 8arten19ldu6r,
ionie Gefele unb Sprintler gut uub
biaig, gu baben bel u. 9eufinger.
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Mets ais ,ufrieSen!


BrpotIn n, sc. g., San. 10. 1891.
- geret4t mir CUR %befonoeren 8efrtebiauns, Sbren
eoa Der wnnberuoaen BUR, pei6e ,4aitor 85ntq's
NkrptusS idrter1 an uleinem Sobn Scobaun poubra9te,
1tttbeituns gu mddsu. 3w5li Sabre lang betom er
9rdnpis suItst iosar sinz uuo %5wsimal DSdentIid.
MIR 5oSen prominente Nerste gu Statb unb perlu9teH
due m6eli4eu Weitte, aber ale obne bic seringIte Sofs
uuHs 5a erbalteu. ba erfubren mir pom bieIem me tbs
pollen MitteI nnb entidloHeu uns gu eiuem 8eriude.
Dtrfetbe bat ans mebr ais 5ufrtes
tensefeIIti Seitbem er nit BEN @eruensS tdrter
Dor bret Monateu aiming. 1T er nidt wieber trant ssmrs
fen. gott jet sebontti Sest tonn CT iein qefen senies
beu, uub wtr feben fur ibn zine 3ufunft. Bite, ems
ytcnsen ste ber6gefablten Dant biefer 6antIie. SsSbre
geebisin bat ibn ui9t nur turirt, ionbern aud 1ein
eebtn gerettet, benn In ietnem friberen 3uitanbe battle Ct
ui&t rebr lange Iebeu tSanens
% Gbesuer Ctr. 8. 80 @eIouR
eeseA% Elm iuer.bpolss @u9 fir Slerpenleibenb.
4WEGk un6 eine QrbbesJinf5e 5~ueeianbt. MrWe
= YgerhaIen aud bic Wteoi3in %uinipuit.
Yiefe W9eoi3in tpnroe felt benz Sabre 1876 opn benz
Doom. paitor 9bnig in Sort @aBne. Snb., a~ubersttet
4nub iebt inter ietner Nnfueiiung nsn Der
koENiG MEDICINE CO.,
&Ss Randolph St.s CHICAGO ILL.
Bel 2tpetbefern su baben fir
VI 90 bic TIeidDe, q Tiafdett fur $500,
Grebe Sl.75. q tar $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30
Bnflems Mrntca Salhe.

Dts bette saIte Der WeIt fas s4nttte, aueti4un.
gen, @ei4uire, Stebers uRb Sautf ausi&Ias, SIe&tsn,
9etten; tarirt admprrbeiben sber teine Gesabtuus.
S6atSs 9HIrtebeaastt s~dranttrt ober ba5 @elb utrs
turlGerffattet. 25 &ents pte S@a9teI. 3rm gerfauj
wtplsiale,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30
Scarf Glai6eu> 8ieres.

Oteiss Bier sei4net ii4 bnra ieine Retnbeii
uab Suite nnb bnr9 ieinen 8obIgei&mad n,ss
mnb ibertrint ale SIaihensBiere i'm Marfts.
Das Bier pirb in Der etabt fret inS 0aua
abseliefert. 60 Sebe SIai9e ~serantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30

$. ~. Ssboraes neueteM dbs
NC d. inc. Sic bette unb bic bils
ligte Wtai9ine i'm Martte. Gbeuio
Osborne Stahl "Disc Harrow. 53u
baben BET Sips & 0aarmann.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
A POPE FOR AMERICA.

Alleged Plot ofthe Bishops in the Univ
States 10 Separate From the Moth
Church. A Body Similar 10 the Gree
Church of Russia.
The London correspondent Of y.
York morning paper cabled the :oi!owil
\ signilicant rumor comes from the ioreI
office concerning Catholic Church aifa'
It is declared the British Minister ln R0g
has informed he Government throG
Lord Eosebery that the Vatican j. gea.
disturbed over the condition of affair.
the United States. Archbishop Nau.al
has been communicated with, i j. I,lcc|
to the effect that very great peril menaI
the interests OF the Pope in tie ta|
States.
SO far as can be ascerta.ned plot
been discovered, having AS its basis seq
alton of the church OF America from
mother church in Rome and the creation
an independent body, with head se.e;lI
by the American bishops.
The idea seems TO be the creation o:l
body similar in some respects 10 the G'j
Church of Russia, with a responsible III
with powers equal TO the Metropolitan
that country.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
COLD WEATHER EVERYWHERE
IcB-LocKED BOATS.
Even Ocean Lsners Cannot Erave the
Heavy Ice Floes.

Nrw YoEE 1t has been many years since
the hm bors and rivers Of this city have
been 50 thoroughly blocked by ice as at
present SO deuse and compact IL the noun.
tain OF ice wedged in the NarroVs by the
ebb of the tide that no boats have dared 10
force a passage there today and even the
most powerful ocean liner would long hesi.
tate before trying to force her way through
the ice barrier Ferry.hoais run along on q
youplcase plan.
The ice foes have disabled $50 out Of 500
sue boats in the New York feet. Almost all
.he dry docks in this city, Brooklyn and
staten island have been forced to suspend
work. Between the Upper liarbor and the
Hook there Is no less than 70 boats fast in
the ice They can neither come in nor 90 out.
The schooner Cricket was crushed in the ice
in the North river to-day.
PmLhDFtrHiA.-rho Delaware river is
frozen over, barring the passage Of ships ia
this city. The ice in Boston harbor Is
heavier than for years. Outward.hound
vessels have to be assisted hy tugs Ice Is
floating all along the New England coast.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19

rhe establishment of a commission on the
subject Of social evils is contemplated in u
bill introduced by Senator Frye. A com.
mittee of five persons is TO be created whose
duty it shall be to investigate the social vice
in all its phases its relations 20 labor and
wages, 10 marriage and divorce, It's connec.
ton with pluperlsm, crime etc, and also
to inquire into the practical results of lcgis.
lation for the suppression of the evil in var.
jous State.
Senator Cullom of Illinois is lying i'll az
his residence in this city from the effects of
a heavy cold
The complete returns will sho that there
was a gain Of 5000 600 in the collections OF
internal revenue for the first six months of
the present fiscal year over the receipts for
the corresponding period of the last fsca
year.
The WHITE HoUsE SILL QUARANTINED.-
Little MaIthena Harrison continues TO i'm.
prove and dancer from infection is believed
to have been removed from the White
House In conformity with the law, how.
ever, the signs containing the information
that scarlet fever exists within will not be
removed from the private entrances TO the
mansion until January % a month from
he day they were placed there.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
ANICE GoRGE Id MENIHls
rHE srcoYp oNr u rur HISTORY or srr vI.ss,
-ITTl.

THE sFCoSp oSE u rnr HISTORY 40 .iI WI,sls'
-IrTl
MEMPHIS For the second time in history
an ice gorge has formed M the Mississippi
river at Memphis The ice begaE 'u make
its appearance Thursday night along the
city front. Sunday large cakes are banked
mp and in the bend Of the uyer. in front Of
the Anchor Line elevator. River traffic be
tweenMemphis and Cairo has been suspend
ed on account of the ice The towns alonl
the Mississippi without railroad facilities are
threatened with a coal famine, on account
OF the ice gorges in the upper rivers and the
inability of towboats 10 bring down coal
barges.
BELOW ZFEo ~ CHICAGO
CHICAGo-lt is nine years since the mer'
curry kept below zero during an entire day.
IL did II Friday, four below zero being the
highest notch reached. The suffering
among the poor is great and calls for relief
are constant.
RIVERS FRULEN 10 THT LOTION A. sOHT PLACES
AND MANY GOEGEs,
PITTEBURG The ice in the Ohio Ale
rheny and Mononfahela rivers grows heay.
IeT and with IL the apprehension of the
rverman increases Reports f. ~ mp the
rivers indicate that at Morgantuwn the
channel is frozen solid to the bottom, and
hat the ice gor. ed about two weeks ago is
piled up for two and a half mi e., where in
some places II is as much rs % feet thick.
This ice ~ frozen in one solid mass and will
take great deal tO move a.
What the result Will bt when IL breaks
depends on The conditions Of the weather
and water. Theioe is frozen from bank 10
bank in the Monongahela from the junction
with the Allegheny, and az mast places can
be safely eros ed upon.
TRIGipITY At PARKURsBURG.
PARKEUsBURG. The weather here Sunday
night was something frightful in the way
Of frigidity Towards dark the channel in
the Ohio below the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail-
road bridge closed solid, for the first time a.
that point in IS years. Al no time during
the afternoon was the temperature above
aero on the river. BY a odds this was the
cold est night Of the winter 10 date
Men are at work trying 10 cut a channel
in the Little kanawha for the ice-Dound
steamers 20 get them TO a safer position.
The ice is 10 inches thick and covered With
10 inches Of snow.
The coal scarcity continues. Mr.. George
W. THOMPSON, President of the Ohio River
railroad. has given notice that he will bring
coal over his line 10 supply the needy ones,
slibough the dealers cannot get their regu.
lar supplies Sunday. Thompson placed
three car loads OF coal at the disposal OF the
chief OF police, with instructions 70 notify
i'm when the supply was exhausted, and
nth the assurance that there Ia more coal
befe that came from"
IcY AT xksT LyIRrooL-
ng tsss Iavsseoas .O..--At 10 q 'eiock bp2'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19

UNo>I.H Nor ro B'E EvrfoYNrNr-
Chairman Derrick, of the committee on
Iabos.a, indianapolis Ind. rep rt,d ia favor
ofthe passage of the House bin which makes
II misdemcauor for any employer to DIS
charge an ompioye because be belongs to a
labor organization. The report was adopted.
The same committee reported in :avor of
the bin which makes it uulawfU 20 en-.
ploy child labor and the report was adopt.
ed.
Mrs. VI. VI, Anderson, of Pulaski. was
l,cted serscan,-at.arms Of the Arkansas
House. This is the first time a woman has
been elected to that position.
The committee on judiciary decided to
make a favorable report 10 the North Caro-.
inm legislature On 4 'oiiii iG;vndlng ;6-pftG q,
stop to lynching Il is important as the
first ever introduced in this State II i'm.
poses q fine Of $500 ana imprisonment of
any person engaged in lynching. 1t also
holds the authorities OF a county responsi.
ble If lynchng occurs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
People Enraged at His Committing the
Sentence OF the Four Negro Eur-
derers OF DR.. Hill.

Henry HURT, Charles :. Emory, Joshua
Barnard and Lewis Benson, four Of the
eight negroes in Jail a, Chestertown, Md,
under sentence to be hanged Friday have
been respited TO i'm prisonmen, for life.
The men were taken by boa, to the peni-
,entisry at Baltimore early Wednesday
morning before the Governors action be-
came know 10 avoid an attempt St lynch
ing.
The respited men were convicted Of the
murder Of DR.. J. II. Hi.
Threats are made that the jail will he
burned and that the foar murdrrers still at
Chestertown will be lyncLed The excite.
ment is great
In Milhng;on, the home Of murdered DR..
Hill the enraFed populace bnrned Govern
or Brown in etigy ami tolled his death SEN
tence on the town bell.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
ABIo SPRING BUSINESS.
Preparations Making Tor 10 in all Line
of Trade.

Preparations Making For it in al Line
of Trade.
The pause iu business incidental .o the
holidays seems TO last longer thi. year ;Lan
usual but Preparations for The spring bnsi.
ness are going on actively and with the
utmost confidence lu spite Of reports shat,
more gold will go abroad and IN spite of
uncertainties regarding legislation on the
money question. the business world seems
inclined to believe that there Twill pe no
serious financial embarrassment especially
as the average Of commercial indebtedness
IS remarkably low and failures have been
comparatively unimpouaut.
Wha, people mean 10y depression u ju d.
ness is shown iu the pig ron ou'i .', .-}
tons weekly, or less than . uor cent smaller
than December l,with slight increase ~
stocks and 1873 smaller than wear ago,
but with stocks much reduced The ogfuu'
In 1902 was @ Ion. 600 TONS. only 100000 less
than the largest ever known. hat ot i.Hl.-
and the consumption was probably IN" lIrg-
est ever known. Prices are weaker BeseD.
mor pig only Si3 30 ui IIiishUrr, ana Ala
hama iron is offered 40 tlo Wes; q. lower
prices. but there IS % better movement at
Philadelphia Structural iron lSdull and bar
weaker at 81 81, and rails are etll inactive
On the other hand teNu.o mills are
crowded with work Sales of wool are 'le
largest known for many weeks. Snr.a'a
ton IN cotton ha, been lquidai'ug thc Ysl.c
declining L.. although receipts this weo'; a~a
10000 bales less and exports lu.uuO more
than year ago. Larger estimates ot the
crop are now sent out
Wheat has scarcely changed in price
though corn and oats have risen Sc each.
Western receiIlS, ,9f whgat Of four, days lave
only 7l3. 56s bushels
Pork has advanced 81 barrel, and az
tlS - is far above the ruling prices Of re.
| cent wears. Receipts of no. at the West are
still light and prices higher. Coffee and oil
/ are practically unchanged
Merchandise imports continue fully IN "a
last wears figures while exports from New
York for two weeks have declined $500.
| 600, or over 80 per cent
tEOP TErspTCrs.
Speculation IN cotton has been liQuidat.
I ing the price 3eC,ng quarter. although re
/ Ceip's this week are iC uu bales less and cx.
/ ports 10000 more than = "Car ago. Larger
estimates uf the crops are now sent out
| Wheat has scarcely changed in price and
oats have risen s cents Western receipts OF
wheat in four days have been . 5O1 600 bush.
els, aud Atlantic exports only 1l3, 56S bush.
els
I'SiNIss o. rNEnMfTEr.
The bank cleariu. total, for the week
} ended luuvarV - '~'Tt with COmplris SONS
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19

Prcsideu'.clcot cleveland arrived at Lake
wood y. J. ~ wa, accompanied by Mrs
Cleveland and Baby Ruth They were
driven to the Little White Uug-e. as their
cottage j. called. With the possible cxcep.
ton Of a few days In the latter part Of Feb.
tusry. the family will remain here until
they start Tor Washington Mr. Cleveland
1t issaid. will not receive political callers
here, but attend to them az his New No,l
Office
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19

The heavy snow has obliged the discon.
tinuing Of mail routes in the mountain dis
tric,s Of Kentucky and tennessee
-Four Chinese crossed over On the ice from
sandwich Ont. friiav pisht, 10 Detroit.
They were accompaue hy white man
who acted as a guide. Nor" are expected 10
cross ia this way. The customs officials are
on the lockout for them
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE KILLED.
Chinese sunocated IN Temple Fired by
Robbers

News reached San Francisco by the steam.
er Gaeleic OF terrible disaster near Canton,
China, by which at least 80 persons were
burned 10 death in a temple at KAN Ii, in
the shin Hing district. Robbers demanded
a sum OF money from those IN charge. An
immense shed in front of the temple was
crowded with people, witnessing theairi-
cal performance This was fired by the
robbers and the people rusbe'l into the tenn.
pie. The main entrance caught fire and over
l,io0 perished, most Of them from suffoca.
cation. A register made by the local magis
uste shows over ] $40 persons missing.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19

day night the ice in the Ohio from shore 10
shore is amply strong for any kind Of traf-
hc Midway between the city and the
West Virginia shore. In the channel where
IL IS supposed to be lightest, there was from
; 10 inches OF ice before dark. and with
the mercury e below zero and sinking, it is
expected that the ice will thicken tremen.
dously
THE rows CLOCK FROZEN
ClNcfYNArf Reports from the surround.
ing country show that the cold weather is
general throughout the district. Dayton re-
PORTS the codest weather Of the year lie
below. Wabash, Ind, reports the coldest
weather in ~ years ~ below Lebanon,
Ind - below. while q, Zane,ville, ., u is
3 below and the town clock is frozen.
eKAriNG ~ rENNEssEE.
NASHVILLE Sunday was bitterly cold.
The Cumberland is frozen tight from bank
to bank and during the day was visited by
thousands looking at the unusual sight
Ponds near the city have Deen crowded with
skaters a scene rarely witnessed here.
THE COOLEST N THiRrY-TivE NEAIs.
CAPE CHARLES, NA.-SuOw fell early sun.
day morning covering the peninsula from ! /
to 1 inches deep. The mercury stool 40 lOo
and falling fast. u has been the code. day
since 1857. steamers between Cape Duatics
and Norfolk are making trips with much
difficulty on account of the ice, At Smith
island ice extends n mile aud a half into The
ocean.
THREE BELOW At PtrrsBuEG or s-NuAN.
Sunday was the cOide-t dav on record in
pittsburg for many years aud the snap OF
last Tuesday when the thormor etcr on the
government building said Two below was
! not considered by the weather men VuCu
! .hcy took the observation Sunday might
, saying IN their chilling way. Three below
ErruS.-Eyery river and stream 0s ,..i
| " frozen aud in MANY parts OF the father.
/ land q coal famine is threatened.
/ MILkN.--The cold is intense all over 20.
| north OF Italy At Milau, Turin. tcl.r.
Z indifference the thermometer is below ..g..
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
An Egg Famine.

One result OF the cold weather a. Pitl'|
Is that eggs are becoming very scare
there promises TO be a famine OF hen
The price is now very high and esf'
hardly be secured at all. The prices
quoted are: Boston; 40 cents; MemPh
cents; New York. So cents; and PitishVi
cents dozen. The price is going W
fresh eggs are almost impossible 70
cured. Cheap restaurants yesterday .
the price from 2 for 8 cents to 8 foI iVS
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
NEGRO MURDERERS HAN GEL
Four of the Eight Men Who Killed.
Hill Meet Their Doom.

Brooks, Williams, Brown and Come!
four of the eight negro murderers OF D'
ii. Hill, were hanged at Chestertown
No sensational scenes attended the exc
ton. The murderers protested their d
cence 10 the last and stolidly ignored
supplicahons of the murdered mans
father TO make confession and give
cause for the crime. All the murdererl
fessed religion before death and prayed
the saving ofther souls.
The Jail had been guarded night for
a mob would lynch the doomed men, "a
such attempt was made,
Doctor Hill was murdered one nifhI
April, 1892, while going TO make cal
band Of eight negroes tor no known Il
The other four Of his murderers are ~
penlientiary for life.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
iNcENDIARIsM AT NEW CASTLE.

SIX BARNS AND DWELLING SET oN FIRE IN
TWO DAYS.
NEw CAsTLE.--Since Sunday evening
half dozen barns and one dwelling house
have been set on fire aud the barns burned
to the ground Two OF the barns were set on
fire Monday afternoon and another Tues.
day Afternoon. The other fires occurred
Monday night.
At John Dayidson's house the incen.
diaries climbed under porch and saturated
a big pile of kind!ing wood and the lower
side Of the porch with oil and then set fire
to No arrests have been made, bat resi-
dents are guarding their property.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
prs,srKRs. ACCIDENTS A-p rArALrrrrs


An eastboun passenger train was derail,
de while crossing trestle 90 feet high near
Morning Sun. la, and fell from the track.
Two passengers were killed and several 9th
ers were badly injured.
At Chicago an accommodation train on
the Chicago aud Eastern Illinois Railroad
was ,elescuped at Fifly-fifth street by Chi
cago and Erie train to New York. The 3c.
commodation was just leaving Fity-ff}h
street station when the express. which had
been badly delayed by blockade in the
freight yards, crashed into II. John Red
monda private Of Company n. Seventeenth
Infantry u, S A., on his way home 20
Brooklyn, was probably fatally injured.
lbout dozen Chicago passengers were bad
y injured.
Patrick Curtin, aged l6 months, was fasllly
burned at the home of his parents, Pitts.
burg The child was playing near u stove
in wash house when its clothing took fire.
The mother had only gone into :the house
for few minutes. but when she returned
he fire had done its work.
An old lady named Martha Wagner, who
lived with her son in Pittsburg was fatally
burned by lamp explosion Monday after,
poon.
The steamer Costa Rica reports at San
Francisco that on Jan. 10 the schooner vo
ante which sailed in ballast December Is
rom San Pedro for Eureka, was seen float
,g bottom up of Gorderock. Nothing ha'
cen heard Of the volantes crew of MIN
zen.
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A Mothers Sacrifice.

Mrs. William Decourcey met her death in
her home, Baltimore, the other day. A
kerosene lamp exploded, setting FIRE to the
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Decourcey escaped, bul
left two children behind. They rushed
back 70 save them and succeeded in bring
ing both to the street, but the mother Wa
overcome by smoke and her charred bod
was found BY the hremen an hour late.
The father and children were badly burn
.a
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The record Of the typhus cases in New
York City, since November 30 is 1886 cases,
10 deaths, @ discharges. 50 patients on
North Brother Island, % suspects in quar-.
aniine there, and 10 suspects at % Bayard
street. No new cases were reported Mon.
day.