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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-28
The umbria Goes Back.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-The Umbria,
of whose perilous trip the papers were
full some weeks ago, expects to start
on her first trip back since the break
ing of her shaft, today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-28
The PhIromathaen Entertainment

The PhilOmathaen Literary society
will give an entertainment at Mission
Garden tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
The following program will be rendered:
Address. ...............E Emanuel Cohen
Instrumental Duet ...................
................ Celine and Alice Moritz
kecltatlOn. sam stern
Essay. Matte Blum
oOuR.'''' .''s., ..... - IL lIJi III
Numerous Reading. Blanche ROSentieId
NtCiId llOlls Llilllt NbAACh
Numerous Budget. Emil Blum
Critics Journal .............. Rev. ElkinS
Mandolin Quartette ..........L. Schuetze
Game OF States .........,..,......'S Society
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TELEGRAPH
Crisp News Of This Day Concerning
Important Occurrences.
Sent Special to The Light by the
Associated Press and South
ern Afternoon Press Assn.
New York Cotton,

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Cotton futures
open quiet but firm; January and
February, 8 80; Mch., GA; April, 9.5l.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-28

Panama Hearing Continued.
New YORK, Jan. 26.-The hearing
in the Panama railroad cases, which
begun Jan. q, will be continued be-
fore the Attorney General today.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

No business was transacted in congress
yesterday owing to the death of eX-Secre-
tary Blaine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-18
rnn rulDAy SHOOTING.
Facts OF the Matter ms Related by
the wounded Nan.

Saturdays Post contained an account
Of the shooting of Louis Rlcss white
man, by "a negro named Solomon pavis.
The affair occurred near the Sabine street
bridge, ON Friday
a Post reporter went out yesterday to
see llless, "a order 20 get "A statement OF
the dmcuiy. lie WAS found lying on a
bed M very small cottase, err rather
hat, occupied by himself oIfe, sister-In-
law and three children. His statement rs
aa follows;
months aeo ia work a the Artes.uu hotel
This negro DAVIS. was working there as
waiter My Vile was Kind % him and
never usu,ea MN. on account OF tais
KIND treatment Il seems, he became Ia
1atudted with her.
About three weeks ago 1 had occasion
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TO THE PUDLIC5
OMAHA AND
SOUTH TEXAS
LAND COMPANY.
Houston, October II, 1898.
To Whom 1t May Concern;

In consideration of the Omaha and South Texas Land
Company agreeing expend less than $1,000 in aver-
Using the City of Houston and vicinity, including the
Houston Heights property active work begin at once
cheap railroad and excursions be secured for Hous
on and this section brought prominently before the home
ecker manufacturer and capitalist, we, the Undersigned
real estate agents and property of hs city, hereby
to assist said company in this work by giving it
moral support and influence up and during any public
sale said company may have of their property during the
period of six months from this date and that will also
earnestly endeavor public sentiment favorable
SAID property and aid SO far we can in selling same
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GONZALES, December 1.-THE stores
and sidewalks OF Gonzales were lined with
people yesterday from the country and
the streets filled With vehicles OK all de-
scriptinns. and business was excellent. In
fact, business has been good In Gonzales
nil the full one Of our largest grocery
firms, who have been 10 business for sew
eral years. told The Post correspondent
yesterday chat their sales were % per
cent greater this SEASON than ever be-
fore.
Cotton is atm coming In and all the
yards and platforms are fun.
Deputy sherE Aberucthy arrested a
Mexican yesterday evening for drunken
ness ard disturbing the peace. and while
tnklBg him to Jail was inttrfered with by
another Mexican Mr. Abemcthy prompt
~ knocked Mexican No down with his
pistol and jailed both OF them
ID. H. Harndeu's fine horse ran away
with the empty buggy yesterday evening
passing through town, but only broke
SHAFT.
Judge Aberuethy's old family horse
made run with the buggy Friday night
from church to his home, arriving there
oil right
j. A. Daniels. ESD. popuhst candidate
for district Judge az the last election, has
moved TO Gonzales und win practice law
here.
w L Nicholson C. O. C.. W. c. Baque.
g. o l., and r, ~ Fly, C. o. b.. went
to Waelder yesterday evening TO organize
n lodge Of the Grand orient No doubt
tho Waelder boys win be greatly elec
trifed as well as edited
There being no morning train from thts
place on the Southern Enclur only q Few
Gonzales people VIII visit Houston to-
morrow.
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BRYAN, December l1.-Tnvitatoug were
issued yesterday 10 the third annual ban
OF the DY X club Of Rrvan. to take place
at the Academy OF Music December a
The ban and tho banquet that follows are
looked forward 10 wNh pleasure by the
society people here 4 number OF young
society pt7ple from different parts or the
State VIII participate
Rev T. g, Wrlle preached NJ the Epls-
copul church here today Rev B.ttle
IS professor Of languages nj the AgrlcuI-
ural and Mechanical college.
Meetings are being held nj the different
churches today In preparation Tor Christ
mas entertainments
The parties reported In yesterdays Post
from this city having heen poisoned by
eating souse or head cheese are much bet
ter and no serious results arc expected.
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
NEWS NOTES 0ATunNnD ny rosT
REPORTERS.
As Usual, the UnInndod Gun turns
out n Fatal noIict--Nnrrow Fs-
cape at CrocIeet,--Itun over
by Train.

Ell PAso. December i7.-waiter Fai
vey last night shot and fatally wounded
Sam Rosenneasser. The boys are about
the same ago ana we're playing together,
when Falyey piayfuliy pointed at hts play
fellow what he supposed an empty target
rifle.
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SITUATIONS WAITED

LUTHER WHITE wia665 70 ssi17.
ton In a family; Ao uaisrsl, Z
huuseworG, is temperate and II
habits. Apply at stable Magrgil \,
cry.
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WANTED situation by fler and hir7
or Of eight years experience; eaE n
repairing best Of references 9oga .
to correspond with responsible na
Address Filler. care Post
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GIddings.

GIDpINGs, December l7.-Sherln Scar.
borough lodged John Sanders In jan yes
terday, Sanders Is charged as an Access
sorry 10 O felony having concealed Lee
Judkins, who IS charged with stealing
cattle In the vicinity Of Lexington Jud.
kns made his escape and rs sim at large.
The streets were thronged with country
people yesterday. The merchants Were
kept busy and many nice things for
Christmas changed hands.
Rev. c. H. Brooks the new pastor OF
the Methodist church preached to a good
audience this morning.
Judge sinks went 10 Bastrop today.
District court conyenes there tomorrow
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SITUATION wanted by experisn.i Z
man druggist spealis some ass;
registered: good references Asifs
@. T., care DR.. Jno. Friek ksasi
Tenn.
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VIM. WILSON.
VERB WILSON.
LEE BURROUGHS.
]. ELsASSTR
r. j. COLLINS.
WIN. HUNTER.
w. w. HARRAL.
CHAs. q. sEMPLE & co.
+. l.. DANA.
RORT. E. c. WILSON.
JOHN W. VINEYARD.
GARRETT HARDCAsTLE.
a. C. BOBb.
JOHN II. RUBY.
HENRY NJ. FRHUND.
CHAS W. ROsENBERGER.
p. w HUDSON & co.
WA1. W, THOMAS & co.
JETER * OllIAN.
JETER & o'BRlAN.
Wisely & HORNENBERG.
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NEANTED-Situatlon as book ktsls J
fee work or salesman; y Yeas w
enCe: satisfaction TO enpilyg si'a
tecd. ~ references furnished xxi
III, %" !. 0, box 23S, lampas4s - -
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49,. - n - r. Nli NV 4 rs ST.
mayors Ofn city ~ Houston, De
ce4her II, IN}-Thc City OF Houston
VIII receive eelled proposals for the m
pi"Nemehi oi sidcwalkE as per rasoiu-
ION Gaiy PASSED by the city council OF
''lelnhe' 1873, alu improvements TO be
zone ace r.ug a. specIl8t ms on ile
N tne Guy erbinsar's Oh ee Of the city
OF Houston. sand sidewalks 10 he con-
StHlcted on tAc following named streets
~ ipI Hots OF streets where good and
wit; N''''N
Chartres street from Congress avenue
70 Calhoun avenue
son avenue {. ON Main street TO Broad
Mckinney avenue from Main street to
!task ayo<ue from Main street to Rice
sealed proposals win be received at the
oilce OF tie city secretary unul r.
iNAl, Bids win he received for stone
hrlc{, cement concrete or asphalt. Pro-
lnsal p Tor the work must DE addressed
70 'ht cltN secretary and must be in-
a9lsed 'i3ls for Sidewalk Iinp-ave-.
ll"NeWen,s' and the bid must name the
st.t-E on WhEh iuc sidewalks are to he
e'hNipcled Specifications for the above
49, can PC seen az the Office OF the city
t"slneef b1Gs must he ACCOMPANIED by
d art.lel check n $3.50 ~ sesure me
exc ltion of the cJhtract rho city re-
aefF'H tne r'rnt 90 reject any aud an
ls' aH! award the contract for the en-
~ G work or Rny part thereof
q JNo' I. BROWNE. Mayor,
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SITUATION wanted BY a 3,sisi
gineer. well acqdainlsu am iaig.
ice making machiNsi{ IN - pa 4
gines. n. A. G., care pOA 7
trop county, Texas. -----------,--.i;-- T, D
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w NTE1--By an experiences ,.,, / Z
er an correspondent, 2 a,- .,iig u,
ne can make himgeil ss sa.s
Address No. gTli, this olllss'-.--1r,,
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WANTED-Position as BOOK se4s
sales man by young Man; Spas 4
lish and German. business ssN.s
grocery and crockery espee,aAf Y
enCes. Address w i44, care losl
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WAETEB-Posltion with fslase
by an Al y.ntt man OF s.saa! Ils n
can furnish best OF rel9IeleeA a
~, care POST ------
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WANTED-By a boy ~ Ward ~
most any kind WIKI
2Gg4. This Office, -----..,---- Z 81
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PRINTER wants sliuapGIA vi ~
am experienced and Wy I,,s III
Address F., Dublin, IVA-@
eHQer, -s--. q
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4 RESPECTABLE LADY a w lt y
fat TO wet nurse. AHa's
care houston Post ..--------77T : 4 I
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WANTED--A reg steyes -
6oUa moral character and g stsla5 Y,
nan nan ,r ~ so9d man need s5nig
Te * trelsi'e1' Address box i IN.
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WANTED--Job as engineer OF sHsa
by rel able colored man. j, " N
80 Hamilton street.
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" "A position as =.
Address Miss ROSA q; nssl5.'3-ll,ii ~
san j cinto, between Dalias az :
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w A.NIED-A white Ios7 ---7,,--,--
G 5tlaHe cotton crop on hslyes@, "a. las
6 No. o. l'rn and tools fuinjsb.s3 w y
ford, Sbspans3iiP FL, 59r wages, II.
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POSITION By single man y ssit
office work Of any kga sle49y z. !
her, willing 10 work, gooa fe@e'
Meyer. 40 l5lBranch street
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LULING. December l7-The Sid VIII
Uams evangelical meeting now IN progress
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EXPERIENCED. sober 6os.I----..
r r0I OeSt located house II cIiy ~, u.
tt' r5,'iiio for further llfonsitSls; I.
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4 WE'LL educated yolng., . ny s
wishes a position as e9gSi xxx ,s.,.'
pluion for an elderly ~. VA + P5s
address letters NO. W, - e
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4 LADY would Ike some g7o1 ~
houseKe eper, not 50 paflg. WI "
wages as good people aaa ~
Address 2727, care Of Fosi.
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IgANTED-A position by a yesa. 4 Y,
man as COBciualh un1eFst'al, ..s
Of horses. Addless 2tl5i tla VIZ
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WANT Situation as pot.a
Waterman; hrst-class tela'-'
Jones. postofhce, houston ~.
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N ~
Nj5iro.M,l uSc'l4ge psne ts seI6eS~I
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in lS'IHp Se,rIgmaaid, white. nous ss. :,
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Gerry clerks, civ l,srS oiacs-..
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OSti, .tysitions; thoss 'a.a olk M
-, ,'Ih position a1Srs.. Sesliias
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SSTnahse ~ Chestna3, egials
coI9rejI IA - gIrl or g55s.
VA ~ t-,,,,i7 4pply iios MaiRR Il, "a
L2m " cooking, FEMALE cyt NJ
~ .i..,.1 apply. 1870 Ruik s,.,s.....,.
III "a l = 1l'- "A gin or wOn,,;--..
tbress III housekeeping X, al
Main strtSgitIy to Mrs. Peri,Ss, aS
WANTEp-1 white -,
g'rs oll 10 assist AJAX, =, MI
q" 'N9 Travis street Jug A9ea 81
WANTED-A coot
Do"orle' 5l4 Fannin 'ssit ras. n
W., fED-An homes, 49,
o., ,Syneraily useful I n y male n
taUr8ht Apply at iSOl / c ss,eSa Y. s.
WhNTED-At oncs s'e.. ists
nIgv ,., temperate habits Tt ,SSlsau u
Beaumont. T slsaay work, Lax !, l
WANrED-whlte 1;NS;s-----
a2usework IN small famp1e q "a
MgillaA preferred. apply n ,;.ii
w r rH,I -, - white man WIN III
t tillife cotton crop on bslya'su.l las.l
65n%o1 g. 1arn ana tools fulojsti w q
80, 49, ES,l man for wages n
Ioro' Chapel Hill, TeSas W b NJ
WANTED-.A reg sfere1 -
800 moral character and p s,s,
N'lt uut good man naa5 'N9 h
ti,Au preferred, Addreslb ~, stpP
- al. TX ~. iaNCED; sober hotoI ma, ~
10. Dest located house n cii ~, Y
~ ana business center MI.
s'gS' ''uo ior further llfornsiSs !.
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" ~ ! ED-At once a.. ~. Wa
NIr yer ..,,. temperate habits Hs ,SSiAsi q
uaIanteed; steady VOL, Si2ll :,
Beaumont, Teas WITH Lock NJ {
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Dei llglys d
companion or goyerness. "'-
care OF Post, -----.--------
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Y.ANTED--A situate, Is Sai p
yer. Frank Chester drp's'g- !,
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w An FED--White ySms- .---;-.- 1
I,9,,ns work ~! n small fainuys " ssei
Mgi.,aA preferred. apply 4 n.a ;i. d
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W ~ IED--A I'm ~ !
" lght housekceplnr" SS Ga 4 n,
N ii5ie Apply to Mrs ~ pi.s saS
,-,-----s-s-a- -. W. tif
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4 YOUNG lady wants 2 ss5 ~
keeper or cashier W. pos
Mis-. % e.. Houston - z
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srs, teachers and otbspsn slel'sr;
TONS are invited 10 caG y, 1 ,si q
y on Business R,rean' " ADDE'S: "a
building, Houston, f Stl, room q v
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wANTED-Po Position as ,y gain ~.
and racing horses eire 81 sl wv
ence; understand tg;ssr sss Aal M.
ne stud hest q ! s. ntsss ca, g
Howard, Yoakunl' lsA
Moore. -.---------- ans =
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SER ss si5AR honest @.s;,,, boy . ma, Y
'aUr8ht' Apply at iSOl i c ss.S9a 4. :
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A YOUNG man, ~ t5s,ess
machinist's heiper qsxas -
krr, box ~, BtelILLllnl. -------I'1i I, 80
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" a Y ! ED-,A flst-class cook, re-. :,
neei apply 20l6 Main str. VI
Gray. sN''N ~
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WORK. in or out q f VA 4 4 ri m
T nrIyate or public. r. W !
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Y0TTTG man. -. aee'l,ss.s.s.s II y Z;
seeks emplaymssihL -
l55, Brennan, TeAus' - n Y'a.s
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w ANTED--A Wb'To t--
ears 9l9 10 assist arS,ErdR NSS
al lNo+ Travis street suuna 45esl III
WA s,,rr,r, EV@
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" A-I ~, ] Et.,f-Iwo lrsl-class cS7TI-.--
at me Grand Central hotel AZ 49, w. Z !,
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-, ..iiN : LA girl ar .-,..
S soi2irled, 70 DO hsuSr woman won ~
-! Apply l4uS Alsigsk N
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W co M l3D- ilookk censrs s'' : sac
b,acE s g,erIIs' city anda' 5Si'acsE,s )
yo,it'SSaA,S.Nliths, street csr gsoogaify No
NV t',N t9ssIions, thoss 'a.h eilk w
wiiii ,''s position address ss.ldas ~
cbS r stamp, St l,eni, " psr.' X
Mo. SAeamut sl,ss' Sss !
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"a" a.. i. ~ u D--A cook, lmmSS-ISi-,.7-.
Ho"orie, 5l4 Fannln ' styass j
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- 9Ses. Write 70 'Dl5a.sa 4 pa rs
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ie q Main street from Congress
} Rusk avenue.
street from Congress avenue TO
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-06-15
RUNS ON BANKS.
Three Cities YOrcibly Feel the Results
Of Depression In Financial
Circles.
4 Scare Among Small Depositors at
Detroit, Omaha and Kansas
City. -@.s nd ,
Ono National Bank at Omaha Gives
x Notice Of Representatives, at
; 81 Crystal Falls.

DETROIT, Mich, June IA. The inan-
dial excitement, which for several
weeks has made things lively for banks
all over the country, has at last reached
Detroit. It comes in the form of lack
or confidence among the more ignorant
depositors of the savings banks. The
excitement began Monday afternoon,
but has been greatly increased. The
Peoples Savings bank-among the
very strongest in the city i is
the center of the throng. 1t
was packed with a clamoring crowd
all the morning, and throngs were
drawn up in line on both sides of Girls
void street in front of it. A long line
Of excited people We're drawn up in
front of the bank waiting for the doors
to open, and the officials decided to take
advantage of the 80 day notice by law,
and distributed circulars signed by IA
savings banks of the city, announcing
that in the event of unusual demands
upon them, and to insure equal protec-
ton to all depositors to require the no
tice provided for in the bylaws of the
several banks. All the officers of the
savings banks in the city have focked
to the support of the Peoples and every
thing possible has been done to quiet
the uneasiness.
The Peoples Savings bank has cap
ital stock of 100000. 1t last report
showed surplus of 1925, 900, and undi-
vided profits of $73,258. 1t has So, 283, IT'S
in savings deposits, and $500, O54 of COM
mercial deposits,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-06-15
EVANS CAPTURED.
The Other California Outlaw Now In
the Hands of the Sheriff at
Visalia. u
he Was Wounded In the Eye and In
Both Arms and Could Make No
Resistance. ..-s
SOntag Cannot Long Survive His In.
.' jnries-Begged Evans to Shoot .,


VIsALIA, CAL, June 14.-Chris Evalls.
Sontag's companion in crime, Is at last
a.prisonerin the county Jail here. One
Of his eyes is shot ont. his right armlfs
broken in two places, and his left arm is
shot through the fleshy part.
Light Perkins, who lives in Wilcox
canyon, close to where Sunday nights
fight occurred, arrived here at IL
o'clock p. M, and notified the .authori-
ties that Evans was at his house badly
wounded and could be taken. A posse,
which was Immediately started ont,
reached Perkins place about o'clock q.
N. When Evans, who was in bed,
heard that the officers had arrived he
sent word to them that he would sur
render and gave his pistol up, his only
remaining weapon. Speaking of the
fight the wounded outlaw said the Off
GERS opened fire first and that he was
hit twice, but returned the fire He
related how, after Sontag was shot, the
latter called to him to take his life. II
am shot to pieces" Sontag said, "and
can't stand it. If you think anything
Of me, Chris, shoot me-"
Evans did not reach Perkins house
until after daylight. accomplishing the
trip with great difficulty. The wound
under his eye almost blinded him. and
was almost exhausted from loss of
Llood. He could not go far before he
was obliged to lie down on the ground
and rest.
Sontag isvery low and is not expected
to survive his wounds long.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-06-15
Sunday OPENING.
Ex-Presidcnt Harrison Speaks Briefly
on the Materials Plans.

Ex-Presidcnt Harrison Speaks Briefly
on the Materials Plans.
NEW YORK, June IA special to
The World from Chicago says: ID
Speaking of the Sunday opening Of
the fair Ex-President Harrison said:
"All questions in which the public Is 80
deeply interested and which affect an
enterprise like the worlds fair should,
in my opinion, be settled as quickly as
possible. Whatever I think personally
about Sunday opening, it seems to me
when congress made the law and gave
an appropriation to the fair, that settled
the question" Further than this he
preferred not to say anything.
Mr.. Harrison said that Immediately
aster his visit to the fair he would go
East, spending short time in New
York. He will then go to his summer
home at Cape May, where he will re-
main two months, resting and doing q
little literary work. He will return to
Chicago then to see more IF the fair.
A friend asked the ex-president whether
he would resume the practice of law.
In reply he said: 81 have taken a few
retainers but have not opened an Office.
I don't know that 7 shall ever have an
office again. ...