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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Grfols 1T SmSianapo1ts.

Sn Snoiana lit Der beutidbe unterridt
in ben 0ftentliden S9ulen befanntli4
our9 etn Staatsgeieb gei9iibt. 8on 3eit
gu 3ett uno ba unb BORT iuber i'm aber
6orttge Snotpnotbtn9s 81 Backgammon. Sm
SnoianapoltS, 100 tbnen bies oor etniaen
Sabren 9elong, tpuroe barauf i6re b6ie Qbz
it9t burb bic @eribte, an pel6e Iib bic
9euti6en NIT 8erllfung ouf bas Staatsoez
leb manOten, bob nod pereitelt.
Settbem itrO Die 9eutlcben in SSl1bianz
apolts BET ben 8ablen in ben S6ulratb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Ser Y%t6ftoent tmS Sas @af1tn9=
toner 1tm1IttG.

8on elmer ais ACKNOWLEDGMENT bier
beftnblt6en Dame aus BreaBen erDielten
mir fol9en6e 3ui3rtft:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

Nu: Sd. 0r,aoofBinston.str. nHO giffs xOsnn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20
3 q 8.

= Sobn s. &i6arbfen, ELM grpreBs
beamter Der Sibltaen gacific Babn,
purbe bel 9apton int 3uge bon einem
unbetannten iiberfa1en unb ermorbet.
Ser eiierne @elbi9ranf mar aufge>
fprenst un5 beraubt. &i6arbions
2ei9e mics 5 S6uBmunben anf, bor
benet iebe ein5elne t6btli9 mar. 9ie
BON Soufton aus our gerfolgung auss
geianSte Mbtbetlung Sberifsgebalfer
if unberri@teter Sadie 5uriidgetebrt.
Sci Serarfana beging Der Neger
Sad Stotes aus Summer bariiber,
bab feline Grau i'm psrIaKen bate,
Selbftmorb, inbem er ii9 linnlos be-
tranf un6 bann fem 9aus in 8ranb
ftedte. Man fanb feline pertoblter
ueberreite inter ben rau6enbeu Srims
merit ieines Sauies.
= Muf Der Maco 3meiglinie Der
Mranias paB 8abn ereignete fi9 bel
@in6eter ELM beflasensuertber giien>
babn>l1nfaq. 9ie 2ofomotipe bes mad
Siben gebenben BaHagiersuges ente
gletHe auf elmer Bride unb rib ale
Waggons nit fi9 berab. Ser 3eis
tungsbdnbler Smper purbe babel TO-
fort get0btet unb 7 pafastere trugen
f9mere 8erleBungen babort. Inter
ben 8erleBten befinoet i6 @arI Semms
Ter BON @uero.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20
9as bette 8eidenf,

uel9es Sbr Semanbem MAIDEN t6nnt,
Dem Sbr ades @ute piinf9t, lit elmer
BON ben tuunberi96nen 8aupldBen auf
benz 9ignomitp 9isel ober Soreft
9ei9btS, innerbalb elmer Weile BON Der
pOfsO office smii9ea brei S%traBenbabns
2inien, 70 Sub b6ber gelegen, als bic
Ilamo : plasa; grabirte StraBen unb
WoHerleitung.
9ie Breiie finb ausnabmsweiie
niebriG; erite In3ablung Helm, LANCE
3eit unb niebrige 3inien fir ben &eH.
@benfo iinb unfere Cottages, tpabre
S@mudfdf6ea, gu pertaufen. @a6s
3ufragen BEL
6. 6. 9ignopitD
425 Militdr plaSa, 3pii9en @rodetts
unb StarrsS tfaBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20
6 . t / { 8.
MuerIef.

MuerIef.
Sob. Qogg urb Der @eneralab=
intant tperben bieier Sage bier
IN San Mnt0nio ertuartet, nm bic Sell
tnaps &ifles 3u infpiciren. SunerbaIb
niefer Mili3 : Srganifatien f9einen
Siferenaen perf6nli9er Dirt ausgebros
DEN 5I fein, mel9e Der militdrii9en
SiSciplir ni6t f6rberli9 lin6.
Grif6e @enbunger bDn u u
TERN unb Gtf6en erbdlt tdgli9
The Miller Bros. 5if9e unb Mus
FER asRompognie.
Sn benz S1a6enerlab proceKe,
ben 5. s. CRAWFORD gegei1 bic 8alpes
Poi, 9arrisburg & San Mntonio gis
1erbabr angeifrengt bate, tpurben benz
&ldeer bon ben @ef9norenen 1900
sugefpro9en.
Mir fibren ben er6Bten @orratb
10 Otafndrten, ubren, Suuelen in Der
Stabt. Sbr fpart @elb, tpenr sSbr
BET uns fault. Wir garantiren ale
n1fere Waaren. ubr unb &ette, CUTE
Set boltenb, fir ginen Dollar. NGers
let feline @eibna6tsgei9enfe. The
Michael Loan Company.
Der am profpects0iG tpobnenbe
.ettua 60idbrige Qebrer s. s.. pit9er
mur6e an Der areu3ung Der Weftsgoms
r1ercez@traBe unb Der SnternationaIs
8abn BON einen rongiren6en Gra6ts
5uge erfaBt, umgemorfen unb tberfab.
rem: 8eibe GdBe Darer 3errnalmt unb
t1tBte1 au1putirt tuerben.
.. %. xMn6rae label 6as
publitum elm, feline Waaren au be-
f9tigen.
Ser erft IA Sabre aIte Sort 6ia
tpurbe unter Der 4nflage bes @ins
bruGsbiebffabls berbaftet unb Dem
@ountp : @efdngniB iibermieien. gr
lou tn bas Saus beg Scr. 6enpau on
Der Sing Wiqiamz9 traBe eingebro9en
fein unb Sutpelen int Mertbe BON mebs
rere1 bnubert Dollars gefDbIen baben.
Ne9en bDr3igli1er Muiterr, Sis
f@e, MiIb &C. tnenbet gu9 an The
Miller Bros. Sill 6s unb u u f NJ
&onlpaguie. MIe Waaren tperben Ing
6ais geIiefert. Selepbon go. 69S.
@ef&dftsIofaI MiIitdr : 9loao, uebert
Nulnio.
Sic Subuarieuen @on Mntonios
hieIten III Ser 81, Sofebhss6ale cine
8eriammIinq ob, INN cine bermofente
Oraouiiation QbauffIieEen' Sin On
mitS tpurbe einasfehf. nm einen NIon
bofiir al e%nttperfen lub benieIben her
ndhiten Werlamr,Iuno AT rrterbreiten
Die MitaIieber bieies gomifss INN
@. g. Hrppt. M. @oTn. @enroe
Man6rp, Wm. Qcno. 90. & Ga6e. s.
so. @l6duer, 6. s.. Nrice. g. x
6oImqreeu unb 3. s.. WiIioms>
Gin htbfdes Weibnohfsoefmenf
auS benz SutpeIieroefm1ft nnn IS m
Anbroe iii iiberai ipiufommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20
Wdhrenb Der lesten geri6tspo

= Wdbrenb Der lebten 8eri9tsmo.
DE lanbeten i'm Yep Dorter 0afen 3d.
0O9 3wii6enbeds : YaKagiere, gegett
6,438, be3iebungsmeiie 5,731 in ben
entlpre9enben Mo9en Der beiben 8ors
iabre. Mi, benz 9ampfer ,Netp OortA
frat am Donerstag Der @nbe leBter
@sde bier eineetreffene miirttembersis
f9e grz2ieutenant &rapf, bon beifen
porausf9tIi6er Natunft bic ginmans
bernn9sbeb6rbe bon Dem ameritanif6er
8pniul in Stuttgart bena6ri9tist,
unb benz aIS frtberem Strdfling bic
2anbung nidt g%e1tattet worben mar,
mieber bic &idreife nod Deuti9lanb
all. S9on einmal bat berielbe bic
unfreimiQise &idreiie mad europa
antreten mufen unb auar i'm Npril
borisen Sabres, UNI fi9 bamals in feis
mem S%eimatbsorte 2ubwigsburg auf
bic Nntlase Der Gdlfduns unb bes
8etruges 5u nerantporten. Sn3uis
ider bat er cine %einidbrige 9aft Ders
biBt. 4rapf %bebauptets SDar bel feis
ner biesmaligen Nnfunft, er befinbe
fi9 nur auf Der Dur6reife, unb 5tpar
auf benz Wese mad 4%uftralieu, ba er
bierfiir iebo9 als 8epeis elm 8ilet fur
bic Meiterreiie ni6t pormeiien tonnte,
10 mar iein pro.ef gegen bic 3urtids
ienbuna pergebli1.
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8oarhinabaus I'D uerreuten.

Gin 8oarbingbaus nabe am Irans
los paB Depot bilig gu Derrenten.
Nur p~erionen, bic @rfabrung i'm
Soarbingbaus : @ef6dft baben, ges
iptni@t. Ibrefe: 80 &mann Big.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

9prresppnben5. = Ga Strange,
ben Is. Deaember 1893. Mdbrenb Der
ieBt 5p56entli9en 9auer Der 9ifritts
Court tamer au9 mebrere Merbfdqe
our 8erbamblung, uorunter berienige
BON Sam 8urfett, mel9er angetlagt lit,
ben @ebeimpoli3iften $. 6. 9orn ers
merbet gu babeH, b~eionberes SntereHe
peruria6te. 9ie @erbanolungen bauz
erten mebrere Sage unb na9bem bic
@ei9worenen fait cine Mo6e in 8es
ratbang barber uaren, muBten iie
eatlaHen iperben meil fe ii9 ni9t eini=
gen fDnnten. glf tparen fur Nerurtbeiz
lung, elmer fur Greiipre6ung. Gin
Neger nurbe tuegeu WDrb gum 9obe
berurtbeilt, ein anberer gu lebensldngs
li6em @efdngniB.
Nm s. nnb 9. b. so. nurbe bier Elm
rGountD Snfitute" fir peiBe 2ebrer
a~bgebalten unb bate fi6 gu bemielben
StaatssS superintendent 5. M. Gars
Isle eingefunben. 9erIelbe ma9te
bur6 fein unoftentati6fes Weien einen
auteH @inbrud, Nm pergangenen
5reitag unb @onnabenb tpurse bas
@ountp Suititute fur farbige 2ebrer OBJ
gebalten unb mar re6t gut beiu6t.
8sn 5wiB Nlp fommt bic Srauers
tun6e, baB bas %11idbrige S6bn6en
Der 6amilie @bas. Bruesgemann gu
9obe Derbrannte, wdbren6 es in Der
Ndbe Don feds 9euf6obern, mel6e In
8ranb gerietben, fpieIte,
Das Wetter 1T felt ldngerer .3eit lebr
ginftig unb Der 8eiu6 Der Stabt bon
elm iebr regei, 10 baB bic @es
i6dfte re9t fott geben.- 6. s.
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The Miller Bros, d. unb
Nu fterns &ompagnie bat itets bic
frif9eiten unb beten Slide unb Nus
fern. Selepbon SO. sos. Ma4t Cure
ginfdufe bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

= 0ierfa6 pIattirte WaKer Sets,
SbeezS erpice, SetesaztetezS Sets, Gru6ts
f6alen, &u9ente1er, YrdientirteGer,
pidle Stands, Supelentdten, parz
fim1ai6en, Sperngldier unb anbere
Nopitdten. Merben our Sdlfte ibres
Wertbes perfauft. ueber3eugt @u6.
The Michael Lone Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

= .. %. 4nbrae bat bas bette
Gager BON Supelen aller Nrt unb allen
in biefes Sad f6lasenben Irtifeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

Sci Der Michael Loan Company
fnbet Sbr Cure @eibua@tsgefaenfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

@eaiiieai6tern beIiebeIt iein perben,
mel@e auf ibren tleinen 5armitiiden
bas 2anb CUR b69ften @rtragSfdbigfett
brittgen perben. Gin &iidi9lag wdre
muir fir ben SAL gu befir6ten,
baB bic Saubeigentbimer bic 8obe1z
preiIe gu elmer ungebibrli6en 96be
binaufi6raubten. SIN eigenen Snterz
eRe, iowie in benz bes States, boHen
mir, merber ite es ni6t tbun.
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= Silbers unb plattirte Waare1,
Operngldier &C. in GROCER 4u8pabl
bel .. %. Mnbrae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

gy~ Die i90nfen 9iamanteu unb
Supelen finbet man bel @riber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

6rii@es 8rDb sipeimal tdgli9.
pot &olIs sueiulal tdgli6.
Daumpub.
6euerlpert fir bic Gefttase.
Yumpernidel tdgli9.
4ein 9if4 1T tomplett Dbue
QDuiS Spabns 8rob.
Wo. 230 on > Commerce > GtraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

= Sic i66niten acknowledgements
in Siamanten, Sumelen, ubren &C.
fault man bel .. %. Mnbrae.
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@rnnheiaenthnma . Mebertraannaen

6. .. G.ieren uHb gaul Meerf6eibt
an Mrs. gIifabetb 9aDis, grunbfid
an GibsGloresfraBe, $500.
Mnaanba Signouitp an Gbuarb Sci
fell IT,, Grun6fRf an 0isnotuitp 1ilI
fir 1880.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

nr Opern9ldier, 2ampen, S@irme
Spa5ierit6fe pafenb fur @eibna6ts>
@efdenfe bel @riber Bros.
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Soob'8 ptIen f6pdaen nidt alb, fonneru fSr.
bern Die Deroauuus unS ~frdftigen ben Wasen.
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arbate ~fortmdbrenS.

gorber tonnte Id feline arbett perri@teu. 81
weis ni&t. wie Id MID traftis senus ausbraden
tann. um Sppb's GarfapartIa fur meme bon.
Hdnbiae 6eiluns meme Dantbarfeit au bemei{eu,s
Geo. 10. Burner. Garmer. @alpop. 81. o.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-27

THE TOM CAT DECAPIrATEs THE TURTLE.
est. The turtle pulled and struggled,
but the cat held on. Finding it could
not get away the turtle began TO fight
a bit itself, and, with a quick snap, it
caught one of the cat s hind feet in
its vise-like jaws and held on Scrap
per pulled, bit. ratched and emitted
the most terrific yells and reeches,
but the turtle would not be shaken
off.
Finally Scrapper secured a good
hold on the turtle neck, where ii was
soft and tender, and he began 10 bite
it with al the power he had. Both
contestants were Bleeding freely by
this time and the cat S leg was broken.
Still they held on. The sharp jaws OF
the turtle finally cut off the cats foot
aid held it, but a moment later the
turtles head anne IF, Scrapper hay
ing bit and clawed its neck in two.
The fe inc lay down TO re a while
and lick the bleeding stump of his off
hind leg. As soon as Scrapper re-
gained his breath he licked up the
turf e's head and with savage
growl, limped off toward the house.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-27

ncighborhood. lie is a born fighter,
and will attack anything when out of
humor.
Holt was in the woods, near his
house, the other day, and heard n
great commotion in a pile of dry
leaves. lie approached he spot TO in
veStigate, and found his lighting
Thomas cat engaged in n battle To
finish with small turtle. In the first
few rounds Scrapper would leap on
the back of the turtle and claw away
at lively rate, but he soon realized
that this did his opponent no harm
and he changed his tactis Scrapper
however, was not long in discovering
the place where the turtles head al
ways came out, aud he sat down to
watch that spot
As soon as The turtle peercd out to
see if his enemy was gone Scrapper
made a grab for his head, but missed.
This was repeated several times, and
then the turtle, keeping his head
safely inside the shell, put out his feet
and started to crawl aw y.
Then Scrapper caught foot of the
turtle with his teeth and claws, when,
sure enough, the fight began in earn
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-27

ped over to satisfy his curiosity and
r ceived decided shock to his nerves.
The cleaning eyes of the cat were
fixed on a small coiled undulating
mass C ose up 10 the chimney. Tue
first glance might be deceptive, but
the second certainly was not. The
young III undoubtedly saw II snake.
The reptile was a large brown and
black fellow, with body about two
inches round. 1t was cooled wi its
head resting on it's body. The two
beady ewes looked wicked and the
forlSrd tongue was working in and
out of its mouth with great rapidity.
AS the young man approached nearer
the cat suddenly turned to look at
him. In the instant that the cats
eyes were remoy ed the snake began
to slip out of It's coil and glide around
the chimney Once out o, sght OF
the cat it began to slip alo1 & the
tarred roof quite rapidly, making evil
IDENTIFY for secluded corners few
yards away The cat followed slow
ly, watching every movement OF the
reptiles. At this point the young man
recovered his presen of mind, and,
stepping over, grabbed the Shiny thing
b. the tail 1t was a gopher snake
fully four feet long, and promptly at
tempted TO coil about his arm, With
a quick movement, however, the
young fellow flung it in the air and
brought the head down with sharp
whack against the roof After n
wriggle or two the reptile ceased to
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-27

of the commission had borne a good
deal of disregard from the executive
commissioner.
In keeping with this spirit they
were left out of the program on In
diana day, except so far as they were
permitted to provide luncheons for
their fami les and help swell the
crowd. To protest against such IN JUS
tice and disrespect, in the presence Of
the commission and of he man who is
supposed 20 execute their behests, was
the Fl st privilege, and perhaps the
most satisfactory of the day, not even
excepting he pleasure of witnessing
Buffalo Ellis Wild " est That came
a little later, and was not altogether
out of harmony with the prelude. 1t
is cunsoing TO have the official author
ity to be as disagreeab BILE as you know
how to be; to ''sav 20 r say" and to
put yourself upon record, fairly and
squarely, of having tered your
anat lema against N us tice in what
ever guise it may come.
1t was also in keeping with the
eternal fitness of things that / should
leave that meeting and go straight to
Susan b. Anthony, whom ! had made
an engagement to meet in the organI-
zation room of tn Noman's bull ing.
/ found her calm and placid, as she
al avs is, whatever m be tins :aus-
tic speech that falls from her liDs. She
Sat in the midst of three charmi &
young girls-one of them her niece,
whose affectiona solicitude for Aunt
Susan" was ,eiigh full to witness
They were having an impromp u
luncheon in the spa belongi g to the
woman counc "a my rorner filled
with books, chairs and portraits.
After the luncheon we went into the
private office for confidential con err
ence, relative to he convention To be
held in W ashington in February
The tete a-tete was interrupted by
the arrivol of q pleasant-fdced woman
with a most musical voice. 1t was
Mrs Richards, the territorial Com-
missioner from Utah, VIII came to
bring Miss Anthony souvenir spoon,
a gift of the women of the commission
which she represented 1t had re-
production of the Mormon temple
upon the bowl, the angel which sur
mounts the struc ure upon one end of
the handle with beehive on the OBJ
YER side. "Miss Anthony protest
against our disfranchisement," said
Mrs Richards, twas an act of cour-
age which no man in the Tn TED
S ates would have been equal to, and
she has our lasting G altitude"
After bidding Miss Anthony goodby
i started acros= the corridor to the as
sembly no m.
In the crowd about the door som e
one tapped me on the shou der. Come
in n moment, l want to show you the
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-27

rare and beautiful Indian rugs.
I hese screens are adjustable nd can
be removed when the additional space
is required.
1T is pity it was not opened long
ago" said.
ayes, il is too bad, but still, think
IL Ill be prohta BILE there are so many
people here. now. that we cannot be-
gin to &C ommodate them up stairs.
To-day we ran out of sugar by l
o'clock, and it - as simply impossible
TO get any; we could neither buy nor
borrow.
After adm ring the beautiful room
we mt on to the assembly room, whore
DIR Peters, the great African explorer,
was o speak. / took a chair near the
door whsre / could leave without dis
urbiug lay neighbors, for could only
remain a hort time. l sat between
two distinctive and perfectly dis
tinguiShable types ~ pretty young
girl from lenver, who talked TO me
about the hard times in Colorado, and
a woman from Dos on. who wanted all
the celeb ties pointed out l leant an
inter sting ear to the tales of tina cial
dis ress, aud pointed odt the cele Jri-
ties, so far as was ahle, although l
had never seen my companions be-
fore, and doubtless will never see
them again. In he midst of the mar
rative and interrogatio the Mexican
orchestra wal ed in and our attention
was instantly concentrated upon
them. They wera slim. swarthy young
fellows, with coal black eyes, flashing
white teeth, and Il carriage that was
grace itself
They wore picturesque costumes of
brow blouses and trousers profusely
decorated with silver buttons, and hats
wi n wide brins and immensely tall
crowns. Mrs. BARKER was upon the
platform, arrayed IN a gown of black
satin with lavender figure, with a
quantity Of lavender crepe lisse at the
throat Presently Miss Minor join, d
her, and little later the distinguished
traveller arrived. dapper little Ian
exquisi ely dressed. with a blon o
mustaciie, iigat hair sand spectacles.
The orchestra played beautifully, but
much to my regret could not wait
for the lecture, Tor l uuhesitatjngl y
state that | was on my way o the
Wild West with two friends who were
waitin2 for me. We ught tickets on
the Illinois Central road, which / in
advertent.y fed into the nav of one of
those ever-yawning receptacIes, and in
consequence had to pay three more
fares on the train. II excited the ridi-
cule of the conductor, although, unlike
my sex under similar circumstances |
paid without murmur; yet when we
reached Sixty-third street he shouted,
"Wild West" and looked at us in n
manner tn could not be Inisunder-
stood We fell into line, made our
way through the gates, and reached
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-27

places after much directing and setting
arlght There was SOMETHING in
spring in the great street h OF the
arena. in the stentOrian tones of the
ma ter of cereu onies, and the notes of
the cowb band. When the gates
few ba and squad after so ad of
painted Indians, gayly uniformed cav
airy, Co sacks ana Arabs and COW boys
and MeSicaus came das ing in. and
last of |. Co. Cody himself, it would
have Leen m )st unf> cling soul that
would have felt no th,ill of en-
thusiaNm
From beginning to end we wat n d
tie varying scenes w tn una ated in
terest and delight, admiriug, as all
Am ans must admire, the straight
and stalwart figure OF the he in the
drama, Col. Cody himself, king OF the
border men. Near us, in box, was
Sol Smith Russell. his refined face
lighting now and then as he witnessed
some at of especial dcring.
The P-o-o-o-o-r Relation" shouted
Col. Cody from h post, anu uncing n
most vicious and determined specimen
of bucking pony, to whose ne k a
cowboy was clingins closer than "a
brother.
huSSc SiHllth dRblL, anu Tie
Poor Relation went humping across
the arena in the most extraordinary
series Of leaps and con.ortions and
writings tina the anatomy Of living
creature upon four EGGS could execute.
And the COW boy held on while every
body applauded and the band rendered
Jordan Is Hard Road Travel "
Presently the Deadwood stage coach
came tearing in through the entrance
W tn its celebrated driver, whose name
i d d not catch, and the fin, gri II led
old scout (John y. Nelson com fort
ably perched up behind. 1t was an
ancient stage c, h-tne last of the
line-a ba tered. ramsha kle relic,
that had been genuinely attacked
seven times.
One of the ushcrs stepned up and
said: "Mr. Russell. will you ride in
the coach?" and the gentle humorist
declined with smile and deprecat-
ing bow. hut he an we n all he
rest watched the attack and tn re-
pulse aud the retreIt with bated
breath.
II was only counterf it presenta-
ton, hut this is what it brou hit to
m in /: ano her day and another place.
when all that mimic battle was grim
reality.
From Buffalo Bill We went back TO
the grounds l looked unsympa-
thetically and with no feeling OF
patriotism where by this time. they
were swathing the balconies and tur-
rets of the Indiana building in bunt-
ing, in antic patton of the morrow's
celeb at on firm whose honnrs we had
be arbitrarily barred. We were all
Hoosiers-all three OF us-and we
made com non cause Of our wrongs.
turned our bao u on the flags. and
went over to the California building,
where we had charming little sup
per o the roof. IL was served by one
OF the kind and attentive eatures-
who always wait upon one there and
the menu W und up with glass of
al fornia claret and q plate of Cali
fornia fruit of surprising excellence.