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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03
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laufeil. Die Magen per6sn bur4 eiu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03
gGutuSsudht aebetIt.

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Did duf pteie 9eituns unb Id ienbe es fofort. 90 d.
Ropee, 800 Popers Biol, Roaeher, q. %.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03

Statut Der 8Oniain BictOria fir 3onstons.
ielbft lit nad Dem preissetrDmtsn @nt,
tunrf bes 8ilbbauerS Rag9i, pelher aud
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ipouten fasen Der S%teinbtmmel III bes
reit8 unterfpegS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03
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bes Diitriftes Woria In Sonora, tpnrbe
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tuo1te entflieben. aIs ibn Der 8eripuns
bette nit einen Rebolperi9uB tobt mics
berffredte. am folgenben Sag erIag
aud FER prdfeet feinen Wunben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03

Sade iib betpabrt, fir Die 8abn einen
NnihluB init ben beabli9tigten TrolleDs
i2inie1 ourd Stem SerleD uno Stem
0orf beritellen. Son Der @rfinbums
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@rfin6er aud auf anberen @ebieten iid
bereits einen Otamen eemaat bat.
Inter anberem perbanft inn bas bewess
lide Erottoir ieinen uriprang.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03
@It.

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In benz mir iansenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03
Die ct. Soaaim-@ ebadtnibtirde.

s~enipdrtisen 3eitsn f6mer gu leiben
haben, Bei9dfttsuns erhalten. Ole
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briusen, nerbient 5tpeifel1os einen bers
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ben oberften Rirdenfirften, Der 3u ben
bebeutenbften 3eitSen6ffiden Mdnneru
oes beutigen @uropas geb6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03
air6e ais Sm6ifdum ssef6emk.
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poblsefdliges Berf bdlt urb neil
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03
9aeipp In AmeriRa.
Gin SnRitut nad ieinen Sheen lou Tn
Ntltuaufee errtd1tet tnernet.

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tDelde jett tbrer Bermirfli9uns ent>
sesensebt. Gle faBte namli6 mad
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03
Yietoria mmfermt Sfeim9immef.
0egenmartis In 2snnoa ausgeReat mub
CUR Sepunnerang ibrer braaea inni.
fdteu tlutertbatter befimmt.

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refante 9tatue Der -36nistn 8ietoria
~aisseiteat, melde beitimmt lit, In Dong,
Tong CUR Grinnerung an Dos Subtldum
Sbrer britanntlden unb inbifden Wta.
ieftdt errihtet 5u tperSen. Das Runit-
uerf felt Bictoria III faiierli6er Sc
tpatounS bar nit ben Reidsinfgnien,
lno fommt inter einem rs SUB hoben,
TIM Nenainaneefttl aussefibrten 6tein.
bin1mel CUR aufftellune. Die Statue
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23
WARNED BY HIS SISTER.
Seven Women Meet Death and
Robbery.
A Texas Woman Makes Startling
Charges Against Her Husband.


LoUIsvnI.E. KY. June "A letter
containing startling information, which
has At least perplexed the police author-
tiles, has been received by John Wan
ncr, q butcher shop keeper. Of Louis
vile, from his sister, Mrs Magdaienn
wendc, Of Bluff Springs a small town
near Austin, Tex.
Influenced by letters from his broth
er-in-law, Paul Wendc. about the case
and rapidity with which money could
be made in Texas, Manner has sold out
his business here and intended 70 60 TO
Texas In few days. taking with him
an unmarried sister, who possesses .
neat sum In ready money. Wednesday
morning. however, letter came from
his sister that chilled the blood In his.
veins.
Mira Wcndc begged that her brother
husband would kill her II he found out
that aho had written to him She then
stated that her husband was tho leader
81 band of assnasins called the Black
Agents, who operate In Travis county,
and had long been terror TO the
peaceful residents They had made
several trips 70 Austin and had chloro-
formed seven women and murdered
them. Then they robbed the houses,
and nt this time some OF the booty was
stored in their home. These were only
few Of tho murders they had commit
ted. They were sworn by oath to muir
der any one who betrayed Thorn. In
tho rolc Of q quiet farmer she said her
husband was ablo 70 carry on the
bloody work and was mover suspected
by his neighbora.
She wrote further that whom her hus-
band learned that Wanner and his ais
ter were coming, no sent for another
member Of the gang, and while she
was IN another room with her children,
they deliberately laid . plan TO murder
and rob Thorn.
Tho long letter was concluded with:
For Cod sake. take sister and 90 as far
north as possible. and mover come back
hero, ~ you value your lives He would
kill mo II were TO try to leave him
He treats mo and my children fright
FULLY, and two or three times tho chill
aren have had 70 clean tho blood from
his clothes when he returned from his
mnrderous excuraionA"
II was signed: Your loving sister,
Magdalene:.
Gen. Taylor, chief Of police, has tele-
Kraphed the substance Of tho lettcr TO
the chief Of police ct Austin He re-
CARDS the information rs deserving of
serious consideration. and thinks II a
possible clew toward clearing mp some
mysterious murders which have been
committed in or near Austin
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23
Tho world.s Labor Conrrosa.

New YoRK, Juno %. President Sam
uel 6ompers, OF the American fedora
tion, arrived homo from Chicago We'd
ncsday While in tho windy city Mr..
Gompers said that he had made arrange
ments with the Chicago Trade and
Labor assembly form grand labor pa
rade, TO be held there on labor dry In
September. Representative labor mon
ind Delegates from organizations from
all parts Of the world will report and
an immense demonstration Is expected,
The parade has been arranged rs ft-
ting conclusion 81 the Worlds labor
congress, which will be held In Chicago
from August eS ia September 4.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23
CONDENSED NEWS
0athercd From An rar,s Of the count,
~ Telegraph.

Gathered From An rarts OF the Coansry
~ Telegraph.
Tho Ellsworth Packing and rrovis-
ion Co, Of Chicago. made an assignment
Wednesday.
Louis prnyfns, wealthy merchant Of
Long Branch. N. j., killed himself
while on spree
The Delaware. tO.l, haxcrs refuse 70
pay attorneys fees. and win now he ar
rested and tho old case revived
Cholera reports from Mecca show that
from June 10 70 juno 60 there were $50
deaths from cholcrn in that city.
The wealth of the late senator Le-
land Stanford Is estimated all the way
from twenty 70 seventy million dollars
Mrs. Mary Drainard. poor widow Of
Michigan City, Ind, has Just fallen heir
10 COCO. left by bachelor brother ~
Cleveland, O.
The car has ofiicially thanked tho
commissioners who negotiated the ex-
tradition treaty between Russia and
the United States
Mrs. Annie Teagar en- shielded with
morphine at Indianapolis through grief
for the death Of her mother and brother
within two weeks
sixteen lives were lost BY benzine
explosion Wednesday In the chemical
works ut Odessa The bodies werc
consumed in the burning building.
Cholera IL decreasinG rapidly through
out Russia. In Bessarabia, Podila. Kurs-
lxn and orel only an occasional death
and few fresh cnscs are now reported
G, Crane 4 Co, Of Cincinnati, extern
sive lumber dealers failed Wednesday.
Partnership trouble and tight money
the cause. The liabilities are $3.50, 900,
with assets OF $3.50, 600.
Julius Boardman, aged 10, while in
bathing In nm old stone quarry near
Bowling Green. o., was drowned. IL
Is supposed he got the cramps. ms he
was considered a good swimmer.
Francis Spies, merchant and vice com
sui 81 Honduras committed suicide
"Wednesday morning, at his residence
In New York. by shooting himself
through the head Mr.. Spies was IS
years old
The Russian press censorship has for
hidden the Russian press 10 discnss the
Franco Russian commercial treaty just
concluded, on tho ground that Il Is .
purely commercial compact and With
out political significance,
John 0ber, Of Wetscl county, w. Va,
has on his house q roof which for
nniqueness and durability can not be
beaten II Is made out OF tin cans, and
took about $500 Of them. Tho roof 4
alao very pretty, looking much like one
made out Of shingles
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

NEW YoRK, June 2a.--Shortly before
o'clock Wednesday evening fire broke
out In the cellar OF tho ak story brick
building, iOs West Eighteenth street,
which was occupied by George w.
Alexander, book binder and printer,
The operatives in the place, numbering
ninety Ave people, sixty Of whom were
women and girls, were panic-stricken,
and several Of the women jumped from
the windows 70 escape the flames and
were severely hurt The building was
Quilted and the stock and machinery
was ruined, entailing q total loss Of
about 500. 600
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23
RloTERs FINED.
The Last Cases Against Those Who As
saulted Ex-Pricat Rudolph.

The Last Cases Against Those who As
saulted Ex-Pricst Rudolph.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, juno %. Wedncs-
day afternoon the circuit court docket
was cleared Of the opera house riot
case. Upon plcasfof guilty, hnes and
costs were assessed namely: James
Carter, for riot, el1S, and $40
against each Of these distnrbers Of
public meeting: Frank Tengcn,
Dennis McMnnus, William Reihle
James Matthew'S. Frank KONG.
John Digison. George Bennewitz paid
s75 for the same offensc. Summing up:
Two OF the rioters are In the penitcn.
tiary, one n fugative with four years
sentence banging over his head, two
fugitiyes without sentences, eight fined
by the court, ono BY jury, two serving
time In Jail under court sentence and
seven released by prosecutors leni-
anau fsis
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23
TERRIBLE THUNDHRBOL7.
Strikes a Circus Tent in q Wis
consin Town.
Seven People Killed Instantly and
About Fifty Frustrated.
The stroke Came lust ~ the Concert Ne
eanA Fanio with Dreadful Results
Avcrted by the Snowman criee Of
tho ManRIed Add 70 the Horror.

RivRR FAtLA Wis, June AIT 4
o'clock Wednesday afternoon tho large
circus tent OF Ringling Bros was struck
by lightning AZ tho time there was q
big crowd In tho canvass. Eight per-
sons were instantly killed and more
than fifty injured.
Tho killed are: Clark Mayes, Eugene
Reynolds, ]. A. 0iendenning and his
son. @. A. Deans. u r. Virgins and
l4.year-old son, Curt Aldrich and an
unknown boy.
The storm sprang up before the per-
formancc was over and the people be-
gan 20 rush toward the exit, The tent
was struck twice a. tho people were
crowding out To add to the horror Of
the scene flrc broke ont but was aoon
cxtinguisncd
The rain fell In torrents and the bod
les Of the dead were drcnched before
they could be removed. The circus
people did all In their power TO assist
the wounded The dead were laid ont
In the engine house In town and all
were identified with the exception 81
tho boy, whose identity could not
be established. The scenes at tho en-
ginc house whore tho dead bodies were
laid ont were henrt-rending de the vic
Tins were identified BY their frienda
Fortunately, the women who were
present looking for their Gs1cnds among
tho dead. wcrc disappointed in their
search. Happily mono Of them recog
nizcd In tho still cold forma lying At tho
engine house. either Of their loved
ones Nest 81 the wounded, who NUM-
Der from ten 10 thirty. were taken
home immediately after the accident
and are doing weli.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23
Gov, I.oweIIying.a opinion,

TOPEKA, Kas., June ~. Gov, Lowell
lying, who has just returned from the
Worlds fair, in an interview, Wcdnes.
day. says that II the exposition proves
a financial failure the refusal Of the
railroads to make Just and reasonable
rate win be responsible for III Lieut.
Gov. Daniels, Wednesday morning,
made request TO Gov. Lewellying TO
call convention Of western governors
10 demand q speedy reduction Of rates
for the remainder Of the exposition The
governor has not yet decided whether
he will take this action or not
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

6T PETERsBun0. June 70. While tho
church Of Romano. at Borisoglebslx on
the volga, was crowded with pilgrims
n panic was caused by fal1b alarm Of
fro raised by thieves. In tho rush for
the exit hundreds wore stamped upon,
while others were auffocated. The.
bodies 81 100 women and ten men have
been talxen from tho church Twenty
others were fatally injured BY leaping
from windows.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23
chlnn g Join md rnstal Union.

SHANGHAI. June ae.Thc imperial
government has approved Sir Robert
ilart's scheme Of postal reform, sub
mitted 10 tho ministers some time ago.
and will sot I'm operation throughout
the empire A syatom mannged By
competent foreigners will be snbsti7
tuted for the present native eystem.
When tho change shall be completed.
China win seek admission 70 the postal
sffnt.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

PARIS, June %. The Bohring sea
tribunal continued It's session Wednes-
day and Sir Richard Webster, counsel
for Great Britain, In resuming wished
10 read the terms Of the Anglo Russian
agreement, but the tribunal would not
admit the document Mr. Robinson,
the Canadian counsel. then occupied
tho attention Of the court and con-
ciuded his speech. Mr.. Phelps win be-
gin 70 sum up tho case for the United
States Thursday.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

SAN FRASrtsco, june 30, Politicians
have for months been expecting 70 hear
Of senator Stanford's contemplated
resignation. and rumor has been rife
among them TO the effect that Gov
Markham had settled upon Justice
Fitzgerald 10 Ill tho Vacancy thus
made. Fitzgerald was once Markham'a
partner, and once before when there
was talk Of q vacant seat In the United
States senate Fitzgcrald's name was
mentioned
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

VIENNA, June % Another epidemic
Of suicides has hrolen ont In Bnda Pest
and other Hungarian towns Seven
cases Of suicide were reported In Bnda
Pest Wednesday, Cases AZ insanity are
increasing in number and the lunatic
asylums are full This Is attributed to
the drinking Of poisonous concoctions
substituted for wine, which has Become
scarce through the rayages Of the phyl-
gAa
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

STANsBuRY. Mo-. June 2s "A terrific
wind, rain and hail storm struck STAINS
bury Wednesday evening Much dam
age was done TO buildings and other
property. Judge Maston's house was
struck BY lightning and burned VIM
Cummings farmer Eve miles south
west Of tho city. was instantly killed.
Three members Of John Doyle's family
Ia the Same ncighborhood are reported
killed Other members Of the family
are seriously injured
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23
THE DULUTH FIRG.
Roar bodies Recovered Prom the Isnins--
n n Thought There Are Moro Dead

~ IhouEht Tncro Are Wore Dead
Bedics.
DuLurH. Mimi. June ~ Four bod
lee have been recovered from tho ruins
Of the Bunncll Block, which caught fire
"Wednesday night They arc: Mrs
Mary Ford, aged rs years; Robert Fori,
aged 0; Mrs Elizabeth Mcagcr: Celia
Meagcr, aged years
II a though there arr ono or two
moro In the ruins, Mrs Ford was a
cook In the restaurant Mrs Meagcr
was seamstress. and leaves four Young
children She came here only six weeks
ago from Rrainard
Walter weihe. an electric lineman.
while engaged In repairing wires
thrown down Wednesday night by the
falling walls, was killed at six o'clock
p IN. Tho electric wire which he was
pulling with his bare hands crossed a
trolley Of tho street railway and the
current passed through him, killing
him instantly. search viii be resumed
Thursday, when Il Is thought several
more bodies win be found, as II Is
thought several people arc missing
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23
nlaek repain under the I,an.

CoLUMBUs, O.. Juno 81 State Dairy
and Food Commissioner McNenl has Isl
sued circular denouncing black pep
sin, which Is sold 70 dairymen TO be
used in making butter, the claim being
that IL doubles the yield OF butter DR..
McNcal says tho nse Of the article IS
improper and calls attention TO the
fact that II consists OF salt, annalo and
rennet, two-ouncc package, which
sells for $3.50 costing about three
centa
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

NEW YoRK. June ~ Mr. Henry VII
lard resigned Wednesday as director
OF the Northern Pacific railroad and
John d. Rockefeller was elected to I'LL
the vacancy. Mr. Wizards resignation
was accepted by the board Of directors.
President oakcs said that Mr. Wizards
resignation has been in his hands since
March /. but was not acted upon
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

CmcAao. juno %. The attendance In
agricultural hall was rather better
Wednesday than the proceeding day.
u T. Barnard, Of Florida, presided.
The first paper. Forestry in North
Dakota, : by Prof c b Waldron, Of the
North Dakota Agricultural college was
read BY w. II. Armstrong, AZ Pennsyl-
vanin The paper was listened 70 with
marked atfAntian.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

H0MB. June %. I'm the chamber Of
deputies Wednesday Signor Golejanni
accused the government OF forcing the
Banca national 70 loan SO, 900, 600 lire in
behalf Of the Banca Tihernia, 70 help a
parsonage who would otherwise have
lost / 900. 900 lire. Prime Minister Clio
litti denies the charge.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

CHIcAao. Juno ~. Attorney J. Nc
Kenxic Clelland. for WAnamalser aud
Brown did not enter his motion for an
Injunction against Sunday opening
as he expected to. but tho case VIII
come up before Judge Jenkins Thurs
dav mornfn9
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

WASHINGTON, june "a. There is
much talk 10 the effect that II Justice
Blatchford dies Secretary Gresham viii
be the man who will take his place on
the supreme bench. II Is said Gresham
would prefer such change to being
the next democratic nominee for the
nresidancy
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

IiERIIN, June "a A dispatch from
Eichburg says that lightning struck
the insane asylum located there, caus-
ing fire which consumed the entire
building. Four or five OF the Inmates
were killed Rain has been falling ia
nll3 parts Of Germany "Wednesday, 70
the great satisfaction Of the land own.
ers and peasantry.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

CmcAeo, June ~. Baird 4 Bradley,
a weli-known rcal estate firm, assigned
Thursday. The assets are placed at
ss00, 900 and liabilities 1T $500, 1000 In
ability to realize real estate holdings
Is said to be the cause Of the suspen-
sion. The partners are Lyman Baird,
wyllys w. Baird and George n War
nar s
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

now THEY RANK.


MUEIcn, June a. The assizes have
Just sentenced tho barber, Gutenberg
or, who murdered the family of +.
Lyncher. TO be beheaded for each Of
the murders committed. As four grown
people and two children were muir
dcred by the man, the verdict Of the
court would sccm 10 imply that he had
sfx heads
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-23

SouTH BEND, Ind, June ~. Edward
Leach. gunner with the Forepanea
show, which exhibited here. WINS shot
In the abdomen Tuesday afternoon. by
tho accidental discharge Of aAgattlin0
gun. A hole as large as a baseball WIS
made in his body. He died at 10 = "a.
"Wednesday.
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DETROIT, Mich. June %. --Mednes-
days session Of the convention Of tho
Junior order OF United American Me-
ehanics was taken up with tho election
Of officers for tho ensuing year, Ms fol.
lows. National COUNCILLOR II A Kibbe,
New Brunswick, N j.; national vice
councillor, J. q. Al Richter, Canton, O. !;
national treasurer. J. Adams Sohl, BAL
timore, Md. national conductor, A. j.
solomon, Allegheny City; national
warden. Henry w. Cole, Detroit; ma
tional inside sentinel. pr y Q. Cooper
Forth Worth. Tex; national outside
sentinel. NJ. J. Farra, Philadelphia.
The next annual meeting will be held
At Ashvillc, n. @, on the third Tuesday
In Juno, 1904
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Ths rreaIaan. I.e.laelas ID. wslsh..

WASHINGTON. Juno 81. President
Cleveland has al last boon forced TO
talsc prompt and decisive steps 70 arrest
the development Of obesity that ut pros
emit seriously threatens his hoalth lie
has been pursuing systom Of rcdnc.
ton under the method Of DR. Rant Ito
has sent 10 Now York for Dir Gibbs, the
pupil Of DR. Schwcinneger, whose serv-
Ices on former occasion when called
Into reputation resulted In tho immcdi-
ate and marked Improvement 81 Mr..
Cleveland condition, Mr., Cleveland has
again gone above tho 800 pound mark,
and no has again called upon Or. Gibbs
TO help him bring his weight down to Q
reasonable fl0ure