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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-08
9r. 4eebles

bat feline Office I'M MlamosSniurances
@ebdube mad ieitem Sanitarium am
Wefs@nb berlegt un6 miro. fur ebes
malige anb neue 4unber baielbf bon
9 ubr Morgens big II nbr Mittags
at fpreden iein. 9as Ganitarium,
mel9es bon Mnfang an nit @rfolg be-
trieben uurbe, beanfpru9t bes Dste
tors gauge 3eit unb Nufmerfiamfeit
unb in Golge befem Der llm3ug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-08
9aS Iette Columbia &alb.9pQar=
Gfiif.

9as lebte Columbia SaIbe Doaarz
Stad 1T geprdgt. Ser lebte Golumz
bia 9albsO Dollar 1T in Der pbilabelz
pbier Mtiuae BON 9errn Steel geprdgt
pprben, mel9er benielben benz SUI
perintenbenten, 9errn 8%osbpiheu, au>
ftellte. 9iefer ftedte bas @elbftud lit
Elm @pubert, auf benz er ben 8ermerf
ma6te, baB Der leBte @ebent : 9albez
Dollar in ibm entbalten lei, unb fanbte
bas beri9lpHene @oubert an bas &ps
mite Der Weltansfeaang In Chicago,
Ser erfte Columbia : 9albe : Dollar
murbe am 26. Nebember bon 9errn
Steel, in @egentuart BON Sol. 8osbpz
fbeQ, an6eren 8eamten Der Minae unb
einem 8ertreter bes @omites ber Weltz
ausfteaung, geprdst. Ser erfte, Der
l492fe unb Der 1892fte 9alb Dollar
tpurben Bel Seite gelegt. STIR bas aus
erf geprdgte @el6fid tDur6e bas
enorme Mn9ebot bon $1O,0 900 eema6t.
Set benz 26. Nopember finb bic .Prdz
gungs prei1en ununterbro6en iii emz
flyer Sbdtisteit gewefen, iobaB iebt
5000, 900 Sonpenir 1aIb Delars
fertig geiteqt finb. Nn bus 4omite
Der Melt : Nusfelung brau6en nur
1855, 900 bieier @elbfide abgeliefert
gu perben, Der &eit bleibt porIduftg in
ben @sp6Iben aufgefpei6ert Se6O6
tpirb biefer 8orratb tpobl balb aufges
brau6t morben iein, ba mdbrenb Der
Notwithstanding bic yta6frage mad
bieien @ebents6 albs9 Dollars permutbs
lid cine iebr ftarfs fem pirb. SUPER
intenbent 8osbpibea iagte, baB bic
Miin5e auf Der Weltausteaung tpiire
big bertreten fein merbe, unb baB man
bic Ibii6t babe, aud bic prdgungss
preife aus5utelen, bieielbe foae i'm
2aufe nd1fter Wo9e nod gbieagp
perf9idt tperben.
8rnmoetgeutbmms 3 lIebertrasun8en.
9enrD @iQum an Sofepb &pbr,
Sbeil bes 8lod 3, preis romineu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-08
@pmlet Wpmlet !!

Gin gbampagner, Der fi6 immer
mebr Greunbe ertpirbt unb balb ben
Marft beberri6en uirb, iftber @eorge
@~oulet.
gr hdlt bic ri6tige Mitte atpif6en
allen gigenf6aften, bic man beim
@bampagner ermartet; 1T alio ni@t
at fuB unb ni6t herb; bon pridelns
bent, anregenbem Gef9mad urb be-
fommt, felbt in groBen Nuantitdter
senoRen, ausse5ei6net.
Sarum: Srinst @oulet unb nnr
8pulet.
&onfe & @ablfab,
Mgenten.
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Ser Trah1tua

TT bon allen 3eiten bes Sabres bieies
rige, in Der fi9 Der rabita!fe @e9feI
in Be3ug auf bic @eiunbbeit poll3ieber
ldBt. 9oobs Sarfaparila 1T int gans
aeu 2anbe bas popuIdrfe Blutreinis
gungss unb Tribiabrs MitteI. gs
treibt ale Mnbdufungen BON 0erunreis
rigungen aus benz @pffem, unb atpar
6nr@ Bic g~insemei6e, Mieren, 2mmgeu,
2eber un6 9aat. gs giebt benz 8lute
bic &einbeit tpieber, tnel6e aur grbalz
tung Der @efunbbeit unb our ueberz
uinbung Der algemeinen Mattigfeit
itDthnen6iq 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-08
CALIFORNIA @etne.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes Ga
ger bon feinen California Meiner bel
Germ s. $. WeDer am Mamps
Blaaa. 9err Sleeper fu9t bic Meine
an Or nnb STEELE aus unb fauft brett
aus benz &e1er Der @einaii9ter. Mls
sutem &enner gelingt es linn itets, bic
beiten Sorten aus5umdblen. @r fam
feline aunben unb Gamilten nit einem
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otb= unb
WeiB= Weine in bpr3iisli6er QuaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tas Saus geliefert.
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balbe State fir oas @mnbbiaet

&aIbe State fir oas 8umbbiaet
mirb bon Der rSnternationalz &oute@,
s. & g. q. q. q. seftattet fir bic
folgenben @elegenbeiten:
Na6 @albefon, @ertauf 10. mnb
II. 4pril 6. :. @onelabe. Sad San
Mntonio, 8ertauf II. unb Is. Qpril
6. of %. @roB>2oge. Ma9 9ouFom,
&euniou Der eonf6berirten Weteranen
unb nod @albeton, 9rabelers pros
tectibe Mfoeiation, 8erfauf Is. unb
1o. Mpril. Menbet gu6 an ben n11z
fen Sidet . agent fur tpeitere Snfors
nation.
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@doden : Yeniionat in 6aunoper.

Gamilien, tpel9e ibrem 506tern cine
beuti4e gr5iebung angebeiben laHen
ober fe bebufS meiterer Nnsbilbung
auf elm ober mebrere Sabre nod 9euti9s
Lamb i6iden uollen, 1T bas 81 d s.
q ionat Der Grau 8.
S9riBmeDer, See. 81 Wieienz
StraBe, be r auf bas Bette
gu empfeblen.
Wegen ndberer Musfunft 1T aorres=
ponbeits erpinf6t.
&eferens: nGreie prefe fur Seras."
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= SIM Sale SIR 9emben, llnters
aeug ober Soilette Nrtifel 5u faufen
miinf6t, tpre6t bel Bancoat 6
g o n ppr, ebe Sbr anberswo fault.
Sbr @ins9 oaars9 emb, bic rs Gents
Striinpfe unb bas nnter5eug su so
Gents finb bic aIerbeiten i'm Marfte
unb f0nnen nirgeabwo iibertrofen
tper6en,
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r N d 3 II e n
&leioeritoFe.

ESH"
80 3pu feline Sateens gu % @ents, tpelde
anbere gu 80 nnb 35 Gents bertaafen.
100 Stide sob" ertra brett semuIterte
nnb geblimte 2ama Cuttings sm 12L gts.
bic Yarb. @urben ME u,,ter Is gts. berfauft.
4 &,iten @rtra Gualitat seitreifte plaid
and checked @insbams, setpDbnlid pers
fault gu 10 bis 121a Gent. llnier Sbestal.
8reis 8 Gent bic Yars.
l Rite imppriirte 3epbir @insbams, pers
fault gu Is @ents. Soil tpertb % @ents per
Yarb. groben tperben aussei9idt.
S8 3oa @oaene Gaibmires unb 9enriettas
in ~ Sribiabrs ASarben. TIMER 9reis rs
IS Gents ; pertb Elm OritteI mebr.
@lesante leihtpouene StpHe in ieber Sarbe
far Straben> umb 8eiie:&oitiime 5o-75 @ts.
per Yarb.
Sober sepini9te @eldmad fir bie @aiion
tit tn un1eren eleaanten 9enriettas nrb leidz
ten Serges BON so Gents bis su $I.25 per
Yarb r%epraientirt. Sabt grpben fontmep.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-08

8lanisrs mab @eiams : ltnterriht
mirb BON elmer beuti6en iansen Dame
gu mdbigem 9onorar ertbeilt.
Qermine8o
PA Mabiion ; StraBe, san Mntonio.
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Sdols's Matatorinm.

SdgIi@ bon u lbr Morsens bis 10
ubr @ben6s ofen.
Donnsrftas: GamiIien : Sag bon
8 bic Z l1br.
Greitog: Bon 3 bis Z ubr; aus
f9lieBli6 fir Oamen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-08

Sa, ia, wenn man alt ptrb, fieat f& bas 3ipperletn
Elm. Nber mas ma@t'S, iettbem Id bas Saipattonz
Del TIM 9auie baltic, babe th tetne Wotb, eS pertretbt
mir ben GbeuaattSmnS i'm Sanbumbreben.
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ga II Mntomio, 1. Mpril '93.
Observation-Disclosures.

So0 n III n n n n WhrfI 'H3
es.,,.t.Sah.t~sa.t.,.s,
ma e 80 ..S..s $50 sh.,r.a
ia ~. ~ s.a lsg.s. aSisa IyeD'p ".
u.s .vssue.r IlgeaS gt asH ~
H. S. ,sna m.n. aas uas Ma"praa , saI
~, cI sab ~ ,,S r;Mt aIs; Ip : : mo mo
: s't ~ ", aau NV. sss.w :, w.e
meiaer nor n ,,u6 IN n;ef cSohr,ehnten
miibiam mnb inn ghmeise Seirss Mrs
oeIidfs ~eimnehnuft hot fnnher,1 er ne
meiifa nrs n,tm 81. ohfnImte Mimtinfeit
nnh @lomhmiir6infe;t nm Nnon1err.
h;e l. snie Snsiem;ne non ser GrImnfs
f,,no her M,eIt ~ & Sone. nmb 6os Ser
nConce.tio ;~mmacnista Sanctae Ma
r;ae V;roin;sNorf shenSo oe5nonntem
Ans, MI her m"t,rm;Een5Haft ffehem
ME Scs sr;n;t5ts q NIT her Wos
msmot;f
Ser Gonutooahetroht er INT Gh IN
h;,f,r Si,sisMs va M,,,,ssrr st,or 5aom
Ianoe o~hastnShmt ober ~ r;eS sim IN.
ldnaif sod eii1ioeruaaken erfamnt Sic
Mugett, ala er- udhreub er in aler
SeeIenrihe nit benz ssaIabein 6as
MpriIheft Ser uNorthamerican Re-
VIEW auffdbeIte-auf Ser erffen @eite
clues MrtiteIs inter BEN Sitei: sWas
tomrrt mad benz Tobe 90 ("After
MI vTyi q 5t< ~ n. rro
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yGtn GrsuRb tn Der 0ctba III Or. Bun's SufensS ps
rup. CT tcute In iebem Gau8balt CUR Sanb fetn, fpffei
etne BIdi&e bod nur % Gents unb mag fe man4e DOT
tor Hednun8 e~rfparen. 0eriude. eS.
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.@m. Mtattbies,

"VS WSVs~V7
GIeif der, 9oufonsStraB E.
2iefert bas borsigli6fe &inbs, S6afs
unb S9meinefeif6. Spe3iaIitd!:
Snnges aaIbfIeif d.. Iae @ors
ten BON Murit.
8effellumeem tperben In irsenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-08

3entier, go Sabre, nit erpBem 0erm5gen.
beppbnt etSenss Sau8, iphni4t brapeS Rdb1en Ju
beirafben. Sferten erteten inter nGprtnna" Ser=
la88aniaIt, IS CAT 8. Strabe, Gem 8ort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-08

= Dem Irrational Corporation
Reporter entnebmen mir bic foIgenbe
aus ben 9ofumenten bes Ser. Staatet
7aerpprations : Bureaus 5ufammens
geftelte Siatiftit iiber bic tpdbrenb bes
Sabres 1892 i'm Staate 9eras in bas
2eben gerufenen St1bniries unternebs
mangen. Die 3abl berfelben betrdgt
297, unb bas siammfapitaI, NIT nell
dem fe arbeiten, bic @umme BON
$685. 40. Non inner linb
Stamm : 3apital.
1856 Gaufmdnnifae unb Sabrits GeI9dfte. .$l4, 500, 900
% 1anfs unb 0elhanta9es @eiHdfte...... 2,505, 0O0
9 Cobb, SiIberz unb anbere Weinens
unb Sdn1els : Werfe +. ... 2,O70, Oe0
5 aphIens unb Gifens 1nternebmunsen.. 6l0, 900
IS Beleu&tun98s, Rraftz unb IranSporz
tattcAss Gef4dfte. ................ II 545, 600
6 8an= nnb Darleben8 @eleu5@aften... $50, 600
2 BemdHerunsa Gcell&aften......... 1900
20 anbere @efhdft5unternehmuuseu perz
i4tsbensr art .......... ............ 1852, TAO
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6eirath!

9Saiie, 22 Sabr NIT $2S, 900, muftaltl&,
pani1t fd NIT etnem Manne BON sutem Gbaratter,
penn aud pbne 0erm6seu, Su perbetratbeu. Sffertsn
erbeten unter g. 8. Bog 2431, Rem gprt.
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@ir ,uiimid5em Cure 3unbidbaft!

TIMER srobrgr gOrratb bon ST. Il + ling 8 .8a areu tf ittf fir Cure 9efdhsuns aus
sIgt. Mm fahwn nur 8aaren erer &hhe, bic mir uniern Ruaben germ empfehhn fSnnsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-08

@ramoet8eutbutns lIebertragunsen.
9enrD @ilum an Sofepb &pbr,
Sbetl bes 8lod 8, Preis ttominen.
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Widtise Mittbeilung.

8ir baben uniere Vreiie fit &leisermaderei
beSentenb reoncirt, pdbrenb mir mad tpie oor
elesanten Sit uno ipIioe Nrbeit sarantirem.
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An English Socialist.

Morris is brusque and kind. most gen.
erous and large hearted. He is full Of
the most restless energy, and choleric,
one would say, from his fine face. Like
many of the socialist leaders, Hynd-
man and Champion and Cunningham
Grahame among them, he comes of gen
tie folk. was public schoolboy and an
Oxford university man. 1t was his rest
less energy, | suppose, that drove him
out of golden poetical dreams into full
busy and benefcent life.
| should not be bit surprised to hear
of him some such story as have heard
of another social reformer, whose father
was one of England's greatest soldiers
and Ireland's noblest sons. This gentle
man, like William Morris, has estab-
lished IA cooperative industry near Lon
don, which is practical socialism. He
is big, sinewy. bronzed person. lmag-
inc the surprise of friend of mine stay
ing in the house at seeing him the first
evening draw out workbasket and
proceed with the making of night
shirt. in which he took prodigious
stitches. while sucking away placidly at
big pipel
"Oh." said his wife, when my friend
laughed. Henry is so energetic that his
hands must be employed even when one
would think he might rest. so he makes
all the night shirts of the neighborhood.
Katharine lyman in Indianapolis News.
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Feminine Perfection.

The people of Montana seem to have
precipitated an unexpected discussion as
TO feminine perfection. DR.. Sargent, of
the Harvard gymnasium. has measured
nearly 10000 women who were perfect
as to health. strength and general devel-
Opment. but his results were not such
that he is willing to affirm that there is
such thing as perfect feminine fig
ure." He took as his standard the aver
ags of each of the measurements made
for the whole 10000. and then compared
the lines of each with that. Each was
found to vary in some ways, some more
than others. but all in marked degree
1t was a Pennsylvania young woman
who carried away the prize which was
offered for coming the nearest to phys
ical perfection. Boston Journal.
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Jededlnh KIlhnrn,. MllI

CIATE OF VERMONT, District Of pradord, S.
- In Probate Court held at Thet,ord within and for
said district, on the AID day Of Dec, A b., 1894.
An instrument purportng TO be the last will and
lament Of tdtdiah Kibum late OF str hori IN said DIS
trct, deceased being presented by L. Parker and NJ
thanie kIburn the executors therein named for probate
is ordrred by sand that all persons concernd
therein be notified appear thereof to BE-
held at the Pruba Office Thetiord, said distri
on the t4th dav of January A D. 1893, al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause, Il any they
have against the probate of said will for which purpos.
is further ordered that this be pub ished tire
weeks successfully in the United Opinion a newspaptr
printed at Bradford in this state previous said time
hearing
By the court.-Attest,
10 SM GLEASON, Judge
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INFLAMMAT0RY RHEUMATISM
FIFTEEN YEARS.

Mr.. e. P. layer, of East Nassau, N. Y,
was afflicted with in fl am IN tory
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Z. Isle of Shoals. N. H.. Gen. }. X. Anderson,
| ex-Confederate soldier.
In Hampton Falls, n. H.. John Greenieaf
Whittier poet; born 1907.
In Utica, n V, Francis Herman, ex-senator
from New York; born 1915.
| ID. In Brook Ign, David Bruce inventor Of the
typemaking machine; born 1880.
| In Brooklyn, DR.. h. b. FOlger; he was the
oldest Scottish Rite Mason in America;
born 1902.
II. In San Francisco, William Dunphy, Cali
fornia cattle king; born 1888.
In Montgomery, Ala, Thomas H. Watts, ex-
governor of Alabama; born 1919
20. In Nyack, n. Y, Gen. Daniel ullman,
Union veteran; born 1863.
p. In Dubrobin castle, scotland, the Duke Of
Sutherland.
e. In Sandusky, o., Gen. John Pope, u. $. A.,
retired; born 1898.
"a. In st. Louis, Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore,
celebrated bandmaster and composer; born
1920.
%. In Peekskill, N Y, Gen. j. W. Hustled,
prominent New York politician.
OCTOBER.
2. In Paris, Ernest Renan, French philoso-
pher born 1875.
In Washington, DR.. j. H. Douglass, physi-
clan to Gen. Grant during his last Illness
born 1924
8. In Portland Me-, Rev. Samuel Longfelow
II
g. In Aldworth, England, Alfred Tennyson,
poet laureate; born 1869.
49, In Bay City Mich, Gen. b. F. Partridge.
~. In Springfield, Ills, Rev. Francis Springer;
born 1910.
"a. In New York, Professor William Swinton,
author; born 1853.
25 In Washington. Caroline l.. Scott Harri-
son, the presidents wife; born 1888.
q. In Oswego, N. Y, De Witt G. Littlejohn;
born 1878
NOVEMBER.
2. In Portland. Or. Lieut.. Frederick q.
Schwatka, explorer; born lS49.
8. Near lspahan, Persia, Theodore Child,
newspaper correspondent.
In Philadelphia, Gen. S. w. Crawford, u. 3.
A., retired; born 1929.
IA. In New York, John Hoey, millionaire ex-
pressman; born 1924.
10. In Boston Charles Reed, comedian born
1855.
20. In New York, Mrs. August Belmont, widow
of the financer.
81. In Bloomington, Ills, Rev. John Brown,
old time preacher born 1901.
"a. In New York, Abby Hutchinson, of cee-
brated musical family; born ls39.
20. In Washington, Rev. j. ", Scott, President
HarrisoR's father-in-law; born 1888.
In New York, A. II. Wyant, artist: born 1888.
DECEMBER.
l. In Wilkesbarre, Pa, II. NJ. Hoyt, ex-gov-
ernor of Pennsylvania; born 1880.
q In New York, Jay Gould; born 1886,
T. In Washington, Gen. b. w. Brice, u. s. A.,
retired; born 1906
6. In Chicago, W. NJ. Derby, a pioneer citizen.
7. AT New Haven, Professor j. :. Newberry
an authority on mining; born lS22.
In London, Fred Leslie, the comedian.
In New York, Wilson Il. Hunt, prominent
business man; born 1908.
8. In Brook Ign, Robert Muir, prominent
Tr,i, n. b,,,
At Racine, Wis, the naturalist, DR.. Philip |
r. Hoy; born 1915.
In Kansas City, Col Ryan, one Of Gen. Hous-
tons army in Texas.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-01-06
The Rose I'm Verse.

Doubtless the immoderate use of roses
BY the ancients led in after days to their
being RELOCATED to their proper sphere in
the garden, for although we have had
the WAR of the Roses" in our modern
times the flowers were only plucked ~ u
symbol. First and last the rose has been
the theme of countless poems There ID
no poet worthy Of the name who has not
consecrsted it IN verse. = Philadelphia
Times
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"Times have changed" So have
methods. The modern improve
ments in pills are DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. They help Nature, in
stead of fighting with her. Sick
and nervous headache, biliousness,
costiveness, and all arrangements
of the liver, stomach and bowels
are prevented, relieved, and cured.
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=" HO2o do Z look 2 -

H02o do L took ="
That depends, madam, upon how
you feel. # you're suffering from
functional disturbances, irregulari-
ties or weaknesses, you're sure to
:" look it," And DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription is the remedy.
1t builds up and invigorates the
system, regulates and promotes the
proper functions, and restores health
and strength. It's legitimate
medicine, not a beverage /; purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless, and
made especially for woman's needs.
In the cure Of all "female COM
plants, y it's guaranteed to give sat
isfaction, or the money is refunded.
No other medicine for women is
sold SO. Think of that, when the
dealer says something else (Which
pays him better) is just as good"
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MISCELLANEOUS HAPPENINGS.
JANUARY.

| JANUARY.
| l. Death in Cincinnati of the 100 pound freak,
John Dietel.
| 10. French garrison in Dahomey repused an
attack by natives, killing $50.
FEBRUARY
l. United States supreme court declared the
antilottery law constitutional.
A Scotch astronomer sighted new star Of
the fifth magnitude.
2. Fire destroyed the old court house of APP
pOmattoX, Va.
Il. A titled descendant and namesake OF
Butcher. the Waterloo hero, died in New
York city.
IA. A recluse named Carnage died in a room
he had occupied alone 40 years in New York
city.
10. Execution by garroting removed 4 anarch-
lists in Madrid.
Is. The socialists were violent in Berlin.
MARCH.
1. Mobs of unemployed people rioted in Dant-
zic, Germany.
10. Dynamters attempted to destroy guard
barracks in Paris.
10. An ossifed man named Edward Emmons
died on Long Island
q. Dynamters tried to blow up the house of
the public prosecutor of Paris.
APRIL
6. The executioner of the conspirators against
Lincoln, Col. Rath became insane.
Is. South Dakota reservation of a million
acres opened 10 settlers.
10. An Oklahoma reservation of 4,0OO,000 acres
opened to settlers.
20. Plot to kill the young king of Spain frus-
trated.
q. 81 Paris anarchists arrested.
"a. Political corsprators arrested in Bulgaria
''.| q! MAY.
g. colored woman named Epsy Smith. who
served the Lincoln family, died in Chicago.
L. Memphis opened a bridge across the Mis-
sissipp
Is. Pirate stronghold in Tonquin captured by
French soldiers; losses, IS soldiers Us pi-
rates. .r4i.
2. dwelling at Gettysburg Of the High
Water Mark" tablet.
8. A sherif's deputy at Creole, Colo. killed
Bob Ford, the slayer of Jesse James.
8. A man named Van Horn was rescued from |
an AriZpna desert, where he had been
without wgter days.
IA. A fall Of hYl feet killed female parachut-
list in Berlin.
10. A ,,DeadHood stage overturned in an
Amateur show on Staten Island and killed
E. W Gould, prominent citizen.
%. lnsa daa hear Paris Capt. Mayer, of the
FFnehA army. was killed by Marquis de
Mores.
July.
2 One of the original Fox sisters, spirit me-
diums, died in New York city.
T. In making Fourth of July ascension at
Boston, Balounists Rogers and Fenton |
were killed
II. A Mont Blanc glacier fell at ST. Gervais
and buried about 2DO persons
Is. A fencing accident at Fall River. Mass,
killed DIR. G. &. Terry
". The Inmau steamer City of Paris arrived |
In New York days, 10 hours and 81 min
utes from Queenstown
AUGUST
8. Congress adjourned
8. The sun and Mars in opposition.
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