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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-01-29

IT, na1iaar woman with her two
frieltds msJnsaafEea sIia box afire.
..Nhat.S tt.e pre- . pareyet ~seats."
..Cne t.ffr. aas,i tn Da1 o.l.co agent
politely.
.Tl1;.t mft-ii l. irrr:"
.lcs. n44tsut. a=.aae."
..CoHlln.f 20. 1t he have three for
g.. -"
NO. Iia,ain."
How uaean. Couldn't Won 1T me
have two seat. and Il %ennral admission
for tit4tss-
NO. na.a1n. General admission fftv
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-01-29

The Height Of inrlt nee.
Taking shelter In an umbrella stcn till
the shower is over.-Monde Co1liqae.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-01-29
4 1seginE ing.

Residen-Think of opening an Office
N this neighborhood. ell. Seems to me
you are rather young for a family physi-
clan.
Young Doctor-f-e-s. but-er-I shall
only doctor children ut first.-New York
Weekly.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-01-29

.'she answered me rather shortly when
I asked Ter % be mine"
..Iadeea.. hoW:
.She said .Yes.-w asi1ington Ssar.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-27
Tho Paradise Craze.

A man who met with shipwreck Off
the coast of Cuba and had to take to nm
open boat, tells of the peculiar halluci-
nation. called by sailors the Paradise
craze" brought on by exposure to tho
terrific heat Of the SUMS rays. He says:
"Thc sea appeared to be transformed
into u mighty meadow, bright with
flowers and musical with song of birds.
Cool springs burst from crystal rocks
and trickled over golden sands, and
men and maidcns danced beneath tho
trees. They seemed beckoning me to-
join them, and plunged over the side
OF the boat into forty fathoms Of brine.
The bath brought me to my senses, and
] reached the Cuban coast more dead
than alive. The mania is of frequent
occurrence in tropical seas aud is
referred toby the poets"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-27
THE GUELPH FUND.
A Subject That Is Profoundly Agi-
tatiDg the German Empire.
How the Fund Was Created and tho Usss
to Whichu 1t Was Put by Bis
marck When He Was
In Power.


The uses to which the Guelph fund
was put have been cynically admitted
by Prince Bismarck, who while he was
chancellor had the fund at his disposal
tree from all parliamentary restraint.
The Guelph fund had it's origin in the
sequcstration of the property CT tho
late King George V. Of Hanover. The
events that led to the sequestration of
the property may bear repetition, says
the New York Herald, in view of the
fact that reconciliation has been Ell
fected between the king of Prussia and
the duke of Cumberland, the rightful
heir of the property.
Hanover was q sovereign llingdOn
from 1914 to 1866. The monarchy was
hereditary in the male line. In 1866
Hanover became involved in Il war with
Prussia and was defeated. Hanover
became a Prussian province. and the
property of the king was scqucstrated
by the victor. It was entirely owing to-
the obstinacy with which the late king
refused to renounce his rights TO- the
throne of Hanover that. Prussia felt
herself constrained to keep firm
grasp of the rich inheritance which be-
came hers after the battle of Langen-
salza in June, 1866.
Not only did he assert his claim to be-
the legitimate king of Hanover after it's
annexation to the Prussian dominions,
but he did everything in his power to-
make good his claim by arms. On his
death, in 1878, the present duke of Cum
bcrland, his son and heir, issued a proc
lama:ion from his residence in Austria
declaring that he, too, maintained his
1,s, -
again, upon the death of Duke William
of brunswick, in October, 1854, he en-
dcavored to assert his rights to succeed
the duke.
AS he persisted in his pretcnsion to-
Hanover, the government Of Brunswick
refused to acknowledge him as heir to-
the dullcdom, and in the following year
the rundesrath confirmed their decision,
and declared his accession to the duke
dom incompatible with the funda7ncn-
tai laws of'thc empire. 1t was plainly
impossible for the Prussfnn government
50 make over the immense wealth Of
the late king to heirs who openly
avowcd their claim to an integral por-
ton of the Prussian kingdom.
Negotiations to settle the question
were begun, and an understanding was
arrived ut by which the duke of Cum
bcrlnnd entirely renounced the inprac-
ticablc position which he had main
taincd in the face of modern Germany.
In April last the Prussian dict removed
the sequestration and the duke Of Cum
herland camc into his property. Tho
property has been estimated to repro
sent n capital of 10000, 900 marks and a.
revenue of 100000 marks. Prince Bis
marclt applied tl1c money to the reduire-
mcnts of the secret service and to the,
subsidization of She reptile press" and
no has never hesitated to justify his cx-
pcnditurcs in these directions.
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SOund business principles. Apply st the of
9Se for torms.
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~ Irt.ror lo,r mr p"+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-01
$. Ganninsbans sAubsei9aft
1T gu pertaufen o6er geeeu @runbeisens
tbum in Nuftin einautauf9en.
$. g. sc. @ammel,
227 Ots9ouitonFraBe.
Nemer sphlenfmns In 9eras.


@eitbem bic Gori6ungs Mrbeiteu
unierer geoIogii1en @taatsbeb6rbe BITE
algemeine Nufmertiamteit adf ben rel
den norbmeftIi9en &obIenbiitritt UNI
feres States geIenft baben, uerber
bort Der u%ertbDoQen Gunbe bieies
yf9maraen gbelgefeins", tpel6e fur
bic @utwidlung BON Seras BON 70
GROCER 8ebeutung iinb, INNER n1ebr
unb mebr gema9t, un6 es Dergebt
taum elm Monat, Dbne baB cine 1ere
&oblenzWin in 8etrieb gefebt miir6e.
neber ben lebten berartigeu Junb
beri9tet cine bonn 20. SUM- aus Waco
6atirte 4orresponben3, tpie foIgt:
n8or elm paar Sagen erbielt 6err
3. .. Parrott cine aug rs pfuu6
&oblen beftebenbe grpreB @et6uag
nebit elmer 3uf9rift BON einem 6errn
Sbomas Mc2a9an, Der in Moran
(Sbafleforb County, eru faufmdnni=
f9es @ei6dft betreibt. 9ie &obIe mar,
10 tbeilte Der Grief nit, aug elmer
Mine, uel6e 9err Wc2a9an etma IL
Meilen BON benz genannten Orte bor
&ur5ent er6fnet bate, unb f6on in
ben S9mtebenertf6tten in Mlbanp
probirt unb brau9bar befunben NOR
ben, unb mad benz l1rtbeil bon Sad>
berfdnbigen, tpel9e fie in Waco elmer
Probe u%1terworfen baben, 1T He nit
Der bepdbrten &pbIe bes Snbianers
Serritoriums boatommen gIeifmertbig.
Nus 5ieiem @runbe bat Der l8enerals
@ei9dftsfibrer Der Denver abn, 6as
milton. fi6 bereit ertIdrt, bas f1ert
a%ufgefunbene @oblenfelb elmer ein=
gebenberen nnterfu@ung gu unters
5ieben.
Die 4ber, tpeI@er bic probe entmom=
men 1T, fagt 0err Mc2a9an In ieinem
S9reiben, 1T % SUB md@tig unb
liegt 40 SUB inter Der grboberffG1e;
i9 babe bantt nod tueitere s Sub bins
abgraben lafen; fam ba aber auf cine
ioIibe S6ieferf6i@t, bin iebo9 Der
feten ueber3eugung, baB fi9 unters
balb berielben tuieber CUTE @obIe fins
bet, unb m6Gte beBbaIb, baB
Geute, tuel9en bic n6tbigett Mittel sur
gerfigung feben, an Der 10 pi9tigen
Embedding Snterefe unb antbeil ndbs
men. Moran un6 Bic Mine finb an Der
SeIaS Central : 8abn gelesen. 3iebt
man auf Der 2an6farte bon Moratt
aug cine 2inie big at benz puntte. mo-
bic gbicago, Sod SsIanb unb pacifies
8abn nit Der Sort @ortb & Senberz
yabn 5ufammentrift, 70 gebt bieie
Ginie tiber Breckenridge unb gbrpfal
Td1lS In Stephens gountp un6 iiber
Graham in Oouag gountp unb bur@s
9neibet Elm iber mebr als 100 Mfeilen
fid bintredenbes @ebiet, bas reid at
2oblen it,"
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: Sem @eb6dtuis per6ienter Mdnz

= Dem @ebd6tniB berbienter Mdn>
ner bat bic Stabt Berlin Bis iebt auf
ibre Soften II ~bronaene @ebenttafeln
gepibmet. Die SafeIn finb an fol-
genben @telen angebra9t. 1. Stir
2u6pig Sled ant Sauie &oBfr. l..
2. Carl @ubtotp, lniperitdtsf fraBe 6.
3. Sob. @rnt @pBtotpsfD,. 8riiber>
ftraBe %. 4. Mnbreos S9liiter, Brit
beritraBe %. 5 Grnit 2ubw. 6eim,
&ronen itraBe "a. 6. 9aniel Gboboz
piedi, 8ebren : StraBe 81. Z. Carl
@ottl. Spare3, Barrier PlaB 3, s..
CASPER Sbeib. 9eiIige @eitfraBe
I'LL. 9. g. %. BON &npbelsz
borf, 2eip3igerftr. 85> 10. 2eopolb
bon @anfe. 4%uiienftr. "a. II. 8. q.
2orbing, 2uiienftr. So. II. u. %.
Sflanb, Sbiergartenfr. 20. 13. 6ran3
Grbr. b. @aubD, Marfgrafenir. II.
IA. Setnri@ b. &leif, Mauerfr. So.
Is. Sbeobor 46rner, 8riibertr. ID.
16. Griebr. Nicolai, 8riibertr ID.
II. @iacomo M%eDerbeer, Barrier
plaB Ga. Nnbere @ebenftafeln rib
ren BON pribaten, 8ereiner &c. Der,
3. 9. bic fir Soa9. 9ans b. 3ieten,
4o6fr. 81, unb fir Nleran0er b.
6umbolbt, Sranienburgertr. 67.
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9atte bod GatoGi in elmer feiner
&eben angebeutet, baB bic 8ii6Dfe
fi@ bemniben folter, nit ben @ibilbes
b6r6en elm Ibtommen gu f9lieBer, urt
MISUNDERSTANDING Dber @inri6z
tungeu, pelde bic tatbolil9e Stride
aIs irrelisios ober unfittli6 befdmpfen
miife, aus ben betrefenben ofentli9en
S6ulen ferne gu balten. @r fpra6
ben Muni6 aus, baB bic gil96fe unb
pfarrer auf bic ftaatli6en 8eb0rben
fol6en @iafuB ausiiben m69ten, INN
bic 6ffentli9en @9uten
II a 9 benz @e9mad Der ta>
tboIif6en &ir6e einauri9 d.
Son al Sem iagt Der Yapf fein
Sterbensm6rt9en aber er iagt aud
Ni6ts bagegen. @orauf er aber bi1z
aus min, beutet er am S9luB ieines
Senbi9reibens in Der folgenben be-
merfensmertbe 8eife on: r@dbrenb
Sbr unermiblib tbdtig feib fir ben
&Mbm @Dttes unb bic &ettung Der
@u6 anbertrauten Seelen, bemiibet
gu9 aud, bas Woblerqeben gurer
Mitbiirger gu fOrbern unb bic Snnisz
felt @urer 2isbe gu @urem 2anbe- au
betpeiien, bamit bieienisen, tpel9e nit
Der 8ermaltung bes 2anbes betraut
finb, flar erfennen m0gen, met9 ftarte
Stibe ber 6fentli9en Srbnung utb
Der aagemeinen Woblfabrt bic fatbolis
Stride bietet."
9amit felt fi9 Seq XIII. enti9ies
ben mebr auf ben Stanbpunft Der Sre>
lanb'fben Nmalgamirungs : politit,
als auf ben ber beuti6 ameritanif9en
grdlaten, llnb man fam fi9 ni6t Der
Sbatfa9e berf6lieBen, baB bas elm
f6merer @9lag geger bic beutf6en fas
tbolii9en Bfarrf9ulen iein uirb.
Nn unb fir fi9 tpiirbe bas ia getptb
fein GROCER S9aben fein, ppm @tanbs
punt bes 9euti9 Entertainers aus
muB bas aber infpfern betIagt perbe1,
als ii6 bieie Yfarri9ulen nit anerfets
nensmertbem Offer bic pflege Der beute
f@en Spra6e angelegen fem l1eBen,
unb alio iomit tpieber cine @tiibe bes
Seutf6tbums in &merita panfenb
tpir6.
8on biefem Stanbpuntte aus 1T Der
Sriumpb Srelanbs unb Satolis leiber
nit elmer Nieberlage bes ameritants
f9en Seutf6tbums glei9be6eutenb.
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sar 9err 90. g. Sacobion, Der
betamnte photograph, bat an Der
Ilamo : @traBe, go. 113, elm neues
@telier eingeri9tet. 9err Saeeblon
bat in ieinem @%tabli6ement ale Nene>
runge1, bic arf benz Gelbe Der pbotos
graphic Der Neuaeit berborgebra@t,
a~ngetpanbt, unb bic @inri6tung 1T
bo9elegant unb itebt at 8oaenbung
fi6er feinem ber prominenteften berarz
tigen 2otale 6ftli6er Metropolen mad.
Gin 8elu6 bieies Multer Nteliers 1T
nnieren 2eiern aufs ber3li9te ens
problem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-01
Wpmlet 8pmlet /!

Gin @bampagner, Der i6 imme,
mehr Greunbe erpirbt unb balb ber
Martt beberrf6en pirb, 1T Der @eorgt
@oulet.
gr bdlt bic ri6tise Mitte apii9er
alien @iseni6aften, bic man .bein
Gbampagner ermartet; 1T alio MIDI
gu iaB unb ni9t herb; bon prideln.
benz, anregen6em @ei9mad unb BE.
fommt, felbft in groBen Quantitdter
senofen, ausgeaei9net.
Sarum: Srinst @Oulet un6 mn.
@omlet.
&onfe & @ablfab,
Ngenten.
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Gin unaIaublid flinaenbes Std

- yin uHglauDltO rltn8enDe9 STUD
BON magparii dem @baubinismus mirb
aus peft gemelbet. Ser bortige Mas
giftrat bat angeurbnet, baB in 3ufunft
@rabsentmdler, tpel9e nt9t aud cine
magparii6e Snf9rift baben, auf ben
bauptftdbtii9en Griebb6fen ni9t mebr
our M~usfeaung ~gelangen biirfen. Sas
@rabbentmal zines S9mei3erS, bag
am 6. SUM- aufgetelt mer6en iolte,
1T aus biefem @runbe bereits 5uriidges
miefen morben. Ni6t einmal in &uBs
Lamb 1T es big ieBt elmer 8eb6rbe eins
gefanen, ii9 barual gu fimmern, in
tpel9er @pra9e Srauernbe ibren &C.
fablen fur cinema obten Iusbrud gebeu
molten.
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@m. Mattbies,

Jlsif der, 9OuftonsS s e.
2iefert bas por3isli6ite &inbs, S6afs
unb S9weinefleii6. Spe3iaIitdt:
Sunges &aIbfIeif d. Ollie Sors
ten BON Murft.
8eftelungen perben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stobt frei abgeliefert.
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araft uub @etuuSbet.

0enn Gie ntdt trdftts unb pobI fnblen, 70 rerSu@en
Sie electric 8ttters. Wenn Gle Bite Grippe sef@pd@i
BAT, rerin9en STE electric Sitters. Dies Mittel wirti
bireft auf BITE Sober, auf ben Masen unb auf bic Ntereu,
s~elmdbts Su erfhlen. Wenn Ste an nerp6iem Rppfs
web letben, perben Ste bur@ electric 4ttters 5aueas
nnb ~bauernbe GbbhIfe fnbeu. Gtne RrpbesSlaf&e ptrb
gle bapou iberNuseu, bab bteS bas Mittel III, neI&es
Sic sebrauaeu. Grobe Glai&en fir nur 30 Gents tn
Der Gpotbefe bon GboIps Dreis, Tbcmpicn & Go. gu
kdben
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sMola, Valmeu . @arteu III

Sammelplab ber 9eutf9en BON San
@ntonio nit ibren Gamilien. Die re>
gelmdBigen Nben6 Grei &on3erte an
bier Ibenben in Der Wo9e fint 1tets
aablrei6 beiu9t unb e%rfreuen fi6 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
nnb Wbisfeps unb ~alle5eit feuerfrif9es
Bier, iotpie bic befen @igarren.
Sie & eftauration liefert ale
Oelitatefen Der Saiion. Muftern,
Slide. Wilb In better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ansge3ei9neter tparmer 2un9.
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SIN GaIe Sbr 9emben, Inter
3etg ober Soilette Nrtitel au faufen
ptini9t, lpre6t bel pancoat &
Sobn Dor, ebe Sbr anberswo fault.
Sbr Gins Olars 0emb, bic rs @ents
Strtmpfe unb bas nnterseus gu SO
Gents finb bic a~lIerbeiten i'm Marfte
unb f6ruen n%irsenbmo iibertroHen
tperhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-01
Geo. ManSrh,s 9amof : aiiferei

in Der IuitinsS traBe 1T nit ben neues
fen Mai9inen aur Qnfertigung BON
gotti9en, JGRern, @ifterner &c. einges
ri9tet unb liefert anerfannt borsigIi6e
Mrbeit.
S6idt guer @elb niGt mad benz
Norben, fonbern laBt Cure Nrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, mo gu9 boue @arantie
fur bic bette Iusfibrung berielben ges
eeben Dirb. 8riefi9e Nnfrasen lber
Yreife &c. Derhen prompt beantportet.
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gduhe a,tf Qluftipu.

8ertdufe finben ftatt3 Maal tdgli6 BON
II big IL 8ormittass, 4 bis 5 ubr
Na9mittags unb 8 bis 9 ubr Mbenbs
tatt in Cunningham & Cos. S9ubs
gef6dft in Der Ofs9oufonitraBe.
8. g.. N. g m m Ell.
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GuuleD's @esifter, 9o. % alamp
pla5a bat eiuen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic befen genii6ten @ez
trdnfe, feline Weine unb arsge3ei6uete
impOrtirte un6 einbeimii9e @igarren
nn6 fets frii6es 8ier. Der giaentba>
mer, SOe @oolep, peritebt ieiu @si6dft.
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Gin gmuhaeshdft

gu pertaufen. @er s9ube brau9t,
bat iebt cine @elegenbeit. $. Cumming
bans @ei6dft tpirb berfauft. Nnttior
II nbr gormittags, 4 l1br Na9mits
tags .unb 8 l1br Mbenbs, Bis 9(les perz
fauft 1T. 8. g. 81. @ammeI.
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Baneoat & Sobn babeu
elm iebr grOBes Eager in Clothing fir
Jrtbiabr uRb Sommsr. 9ie 4n3iige
fir $40, $12 unb $15 finb NUMBER
f66n unb iiBen famoS. Spre6t Dor
unb iber3eugt @u6.
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8efud1cu 9auten

lie cine Auftion ? @enn ni6t, 10 lit
ieBt bic bette @elegenbeit. Stiible fir
ole 9amen. 8erfdufe finhen fat IL
ubr 8ormittags, 4 ubr Na9mittass
unb 8 ubr Nbenbs. Man merle 1i9
bic Nbrefe: 228 SftsSoufonitraBe.
s. q. q. g ammel.
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6 { d I { 8,


w." we
&pnuta9sbetradbtmnaeu.
0abft Sen XIII. bot iekt bie lance
er,portete gucpcIico liner Sic GhuIfrode
in ben Ser. Gtootert erfoTen.
@etpis in hphenr @robe 6orofteriz
ti5m fiir BEN Sill unb Sic bibIpmoti,
Gdreibueife bes alien 6errn i'm Wofi.
tan in es. 6oR sic Wertreter Ser
beiber Mihtunoen innerboIb Ser
fdfboIifGem 9irdhe her Ser Gtooten
In 8eaua auf Sic GhmIfrooe lett frohs
IpdenS beboubten. bos her Nohf IL
mem Medif neoehen hohe
guf Ser eiren geite s4eht hpfouut.
lid Der Grabifmnf GreInnh MN miuz
uefpto nnb auf her on6eren Sic ifrsnns
bena aotbnIifen s, r, nomemtIim hie
Observation-Disclosures gcfhnI;fem re-
mem SIC GrhoIt,,mr ihrer 6eytShen &C.
meinbeimnism nm, Gsr,en iient NIT
Deren 6iiIfe fe midSt MIR Sie hprnrs
iuofhien6e @e,,erotinn Ser air6e7 inns
Bern ana Sem gittem un6 @e6rauhen
liner WotionoIitSt az srhoffsm hnifem
Tn.I "s w ." e.gu'I g~pilss"'
Mus Iugmllgem nno alef gagfz&aS
auifeQenbem eifer batten 6ie be,,tfGen
%ol9olitef Der yer. Sfaatett ftf pie
SIaIou!g aao srDdlti1g etgener @e=
Me!nee'S@nlea att9elegen lem laten
fooor ID melt nennrnen> ome fothnlis
lgsA e!lern Don Gtnoera I'M 10nlfd>
Iag.geD utter MI &lr9enftrafeu gu be-
eIegea, penn ne 0teleloell tn ai1Dere
S@Hlsa lgldfen, als tn 1eue paros
Wsdl.Sgllsf:
gr5Ongof. Srelat1D unD aRgeftfs
teI 1lr@ oielei1-oer pdpttllfe Selegat
Selclt osrtrdfett oa9egetl Die Nnlt9t,
PEP ole Trtltoritg iito unterbalturtg
lolWer 8e1nslabesS9rlet Der ein3els
sseii 10 pen Wer. Staasen pertreteten
9eaitonaitsdten tetrestoegs 10 febr
Iet1ineilotg fsien. gielmebr fope ben
tatDD!ileeeu Stern g%etattes tperbem.
lgre &litDer tn bic eorfeffonslofen Of
lea!t!Gen StaatssSdulelt au ididen.
DE ttkt bDrliegenbe gncpclica bes
yapltes Aeo XIII. 1T nun baS claiff9s
re Netipiel elmer r@inerfeits @nbers
tets @ntf9eibnng, bic benz Sonns
tagsbetradter nod ienals 5a @efi6te
Qetotltleft TT. sic gtebt beiben
parteten @e9t!
Der 0eflei8te Gefer mag fragen, ME
oas uI6gli9 if2 So, m69li9 1T es
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
DEADLY CYCLONE IN TEXAS.
The Whole Town Of Cisco Wiped Out OF
Fxistence-Many Lives Lost.

FORT WORTH. TEX. April @.-The
whole town OF Cisco was wiped out or
existence by a cyclone last night.
Seven people are known TO have been
killed and II Is feared the death list will
aggregate over a score.
The telegraph wires are down and no
communication can be had with Inc
town.
DALLAS, TEX, April pa correspon-
aert learned from passengers on the east
hound train this evening that the destruc-
tion by the cyclone at Cisco was simply
annallinc There are not more than
,Uentv-Gye or thirty houses left stand
ING and up 10 the time the train passed
thore about Z o'clock this afternoon,
twenty-one dead bodies had been re-
covered from the ruins, and there were
ten or twelve more persons MISSING
Strong one-story buildings with walls
two feet thick were levelled to the
ground. A heavy freight engine and
whole train Of cars were blown from
the track and demolished. and severai
hundred feet Of side track were torn up'
The number Of the injured is something
like one hundred. This evening Mayor
Levi received the following telegram: The
toun "a nearly all demolished: twenty
one killed and one hundred and twenty
five injured. Hundreds are without food
or shelter. Raise all relief possible ana
send 10 John +. Patterson, chairman
relief committee.
The list of the dead, as near as can DC
obtained, is as follows:
Killed Mrs. Jones and baby; Dave
Cameron, a brakeman; Captain Wni'e-
sides a merchant five children OF w. A.
Hickman. one child OF NJ. y. owens
RIedsoe brakeman; Mrs. J. 7. Thomas
Mrs. Horton, William Simms ana Mrs'
| Knight.
Conservative estimates place the mum
her Of the wounded at about l5O. The
cvclons Travelled northeast blowihs
down houses and laying waste farms
THE houses blown down are too numerous
10 mention. Mrs. l.. d. Ladd, seven miles
northeast Of Eastland, was killed. anc
Mr. Ladd severely injured Mr.. Furge
con four miles east of Cisco, was killed
and his house burned. The wind storm
lasted not more than a few minutes. L
was followed by a heavy rain. Tele
graphic communication is pracucaiil
cut off