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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05

In ben .50er Sabren auf. Deutlde
bra6ten bic aunft bes Brauens bieles
ieBt 10 beltebten @etrdnfes bonn alien
Vaterlanbe> beriber.
Wie md6tig bat ft6 bas @ei6dft
ieit iener 3eit geboben! 9ln bic STEELE
Der fleinen Brauereien finb Braupas
ldite getreten, in irel9en bas @ei1dft
i'm groBartigten MaBitabe nit Dampfs
trait unb 8enuBune aller neueren
gerbeherungen betrieben tpirb. Gin
Brauer bon beute, tpenn er erfoIgreib
fein min, muB fein @ei9dft griinbli9
perlteben. uab tpie gemaltig bat fi9
bas nbeutfde 8ier" melterobernb III
allen 2dubern Nabn sebro6enl Sm
ben Der. Staten 1T Der Wbisfep nid)t
mebr bas ausidlieBlibe Nationalz@es
trdnt. &0nig @abrinus bat piele Yas
fallen beS &0nigs Nlto1ol erobert.
Wfillionen bon Imerifanern 3ieben
ieBt bas 8ier Dem @bistep Dor. sSn
0iefer 3batia6e muB ieber perniinftige
Wfeni6 einen enti6iebenen Gorti1ritt
au @uuiten Der MdBisteit erbliden.
Nur Der Sanatifer min ni1t einleben,
baB Der INNER allgemeiner geworbene
@enuB bes niel milDeren unb ge5iinbe
rem Bleres an Steae ee5 raid beraus
f6enben unb bic 8efuntbeit aerriits
tenben Juiels fein GOrti6ritt iit.
gr min bas aIte 0ationalgetrdnf
ni6t bur6 elm rbon 9euti9lanb ims
portirtes" perbrdugt tulien. 1nb baz
rum fein &reua3ug gegen bas beuti9e
gier. Sein 8enuB fann beidrdutt,
erl6wert werben, neil e8 frii1 gez
trunten werben muB. unb li1 ni6t
periteden ldBt. Ser WbistepgenuB
oagegen ldBt ii9 bur9 feinen Semtes
ren33mung unb feline SonntagsgeieBe
beihrdnfen. Wiro Der Nusl1ant bes
S6napies perDoteH, 10 faufen ibn bic
2iebbaber beim Quart unb fibren ben
y Saloon" nit fid in Der Safhe
berum. Die WbisfepHaide ldBt f6
an YldBe ueriteden. lpeI6e bic gtaie
teineS SpionS errei6en tann. Sie
re6ten WbisfeDbriioer baben mitbtn
BON Semperen3ge1eBen ni6tS 3u fiir9z
ten. Sbr ,ebles @etrdnt" TT Der gtas
tur Der Sadie mad unausrottbar. Wer
aher Nusen gum Seben unb Obren
gum 66ren bat, Der muB erfennem, baB
Die sau3e Semperen3 8emesung 10
melt lie BON Seiten ber politii9en Be-
magogen ausaebt, bauptiddli9 eegen
bas DeutIde 8ier geri6tet 1T, un6 6aB
ein groBes Stiid pnn &upmnptbings
tbum nit unterlduft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05
Cages > Neuisfeitem.
5 a 1t B.

= Sn Chicago 1T bas 9apmarfet.
Sbeater elm &aub Der SSlanmen ge=
worben. Siefes 5beater entging Dor
6rei Sabren bel oem eroBen Wefiieitez
feuer, als Smptb's Sonn Otartet,
ein Dime Muieum nnb peridiebene
anbere Webdube in 6lammen aufginz
gen, tDobur6 Elm 8erlult pon ettpa ST.
100000 berbeigefiibrt tpurbe, nur nit
tnapper ytotb Der 3erft6ruug unb nur
ben Experimentation Nnfrengungen
Der Teuermebr gelang es, ba8ielbe 3u
retten.
= Sn Der 8unbesbauptltabt Walbs
tngton berridt bic @rippe epibemii9.
Sie gem6bnli9en Symphonic seigen
fi9 aud bort. aber bic &rantheit f9elnt
ramentlitb in bbsartiger 6orm Die
Reble anausreifen. 8iele patlenten
: tperben pollitdnDig Der Spra6e beraubt
ur6 in ein3elnen Gdllen finben ipas=
mobifhe 3uiammen3iebungen ftatt nit
SpMptOmen BON @risidungen, Die
alarmirenb iinb. Sa8 bdufige gors
fommen Der 0alSleiben bat su Der Nnz
nabme gefiibrt, baB bies cine b.fonbere
Irt @rippe lit, uel6e epibemiiG aufs
II tritt. Die meiten aerste finb bieier
Gnfi6t.
- 9as &anonenboot ,Gornia"
bas i'm 0afen bon San Irancisco
lag, TIT mad 6onoluIu beoroert tuorz
ben.
= Sn Stem Oorf tommt iebt Der
proceB bes 0r. Meper unb feiner 6rau
CUR 8erbanblung, bic inter Der Nntlas
ge itebeu, eine &eibe BON Morbtbaten
beganaen au baben, um bic 8erf6ee
rungsiummen ibrer Spfer erbeben au
f6nnen.
Ser proeeB prenbergais, bes
M6r6ers bes MaDors Garter 9arriion
BON Chicago, Der am 4. December
sur 8erbanblung tommen iOllte, lit
abermals nerf9oben tporben.
Nuslan0.
= Ser 8erliner &orrelponbent Der
2onboner rOailp gaemS" fast, es lei
Der beutiden Gegierung baran gelegen,
bic 06lenmaf6inengef6i9te ie eber ie
lieber gum S6weigeu gebraft 5u ieben.
uebertriebener Oieniteifer unb gngit=
rleierei bdtten ben 8orfall gang obne
@runb 5u elmer tuabren 9aupt> unb
Staatsaction aufgebaui1t. Das
S6Dnite iei, baB oiele 2eute glaubten,
bic sanae @efdibte fei nl6ts peiter als
elm i9le9ter gBib gewefen.
Sm beuti9en &ei9stage baben
bic @oeialbemotraten einen Mntrag eims
sereid)t, in benz bic ,Smmunitdt"
(ShuB gegen geri9tli9e gerlolgung)
Der NbgeOrbneten mdbrenD Der Seilios
men obns Bemiligung De8 Jtei9stages
befiirmortet pirb.
- Ser Ober prdibent Der proe
uin3 pofen bat bem @rabiidof Sta
blemstp bic Mittbeiluns sugebeu Iafen,
DaB mad 0lfern bic polnii6e Gpra6e
in ben @lementari6uIen Der propin3
tpieber gebrau6t wersen barf. 9ieles
3useitdnDniB on bas ytationalgefibl
Der polen eeb6rt nit gu benz programm
Der peri65nli6en Pplitit bes &allers.
Inter ben Deuti9en Der Dftpropin3ea
berribt aber biefe 8erfigung groBe
8eritimmung.
= pfarrer 8neipp, Der @riinoer her
mad ibm beuannten @afer Sur Mes
tbobe, itebt i'm 3 ariff, benz papIte
einen 8eiu6 ab5uifatten, unb 3war auf
befen fpectelle @inlaDuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05
@asarDipielsr ssabrle.

lleber BEN pprioatier" Jdbrle, einen
Der Nngetlagten i'm 9annoper' i6en
SpielerproaeB. bringt Der vBefer 81. /"
folgenbe Wfittbeilunsen: ySdbrle ges
b6rte ieineraeit su ben befanntefen 6as
3arbipielern in 8uoapelt. 6ier nannte
er fi6 nit 8orliebe nSerli", um ben
@lauben gu ermeden, baB er elm ungar
lei, Obgleib iein Dialeft i'm fofort als
ytorbDeutl6eH berrietb. Sn ieinem
Salon tpurse pornebmlid. &oulette
geipielt. Cine Qn3abl iunger 2eute
aus guten Gamilien funsirten al8 feline
rS1lepper". Cine ueberrumplung
Der Spielb0ae bur9 bic Yoli3ei muBte
Gdbrle tbeils bur9 bic gprli9tsmaBs
ncbmen, bic er getrohen batte, tbeils
aber infolge ieiner peri6nli6en 8e3ies
bungen au einisen poliseibeamten aus
Der Nera 3baiB gu perbinbern; auBers
benz unterbielt 6dbrle i'm v@afe Grieb.
mann" cine nNaf@iwai6ibdnt,@ bereu
Setter Der gemeIene poli3eitommil1dr
Wtoris SrieOmann mar. 9ier geiang
es einmal bem pOli5ei @onsipiiten b.
&aap, bic 8anf gu fpreneen. GGbrle
murDe in Inflagesutanb periebt, bod
founte er, obtpobl segen i'm aud Der
gerba6t bes 6alidipielens aufsetau6t
mar, uur wegen 9a5arbfpielenS Derurs
tbeilt merben. @r ioate fur bas 8ers
bre9eralbum photographic werben.
Jdbrle ilrdubte ii9 in beftiser Weiie
unb muBte es mirtIi6 bur93uieben,
baB poli3eiratb Sonogpi bon Der
pDotograpbli6en Nufuabme abiab.
Giir Somogpi bate biefes lare gor
geber fpdter, als bic groBen pnli5eiifans
bale auf's Sapet famen, unangenebme
Golgen; es wurbe segen i'm 9lei6faas
cine hnteriu6ung einseleitet. Snz
folge Der Snauguriruag zines frams
men poli3eiregimeS 0ur9 ben &egies
rungs @ommiRdr b. Setelfaluifp,
fano es Gdbrle geratben, Der ungari>
f1en Sanptftaot ben &iiden gu tebren.
@r ging in'S Iuslane uno blieb felt.
ber oeri6Ollen; erit ieBt III leir Name
tpieoer in bic Oeffentlt9tei! georungen.
7aS amertfaniidbe StattOnal- @ct ctrauf.
yto9 in ben 40er Sa6ren mar Der
WbisteD baS amerlfaniihe National,
@etydnt. Seim Barrel totete bic
8allone bur6i6uittli6 125 Gents.
Die Wbisfepteuer mar namli6 nod
nidt erfunben morben. vSn ben S6ens
fen, mo ba6 8olt perfebrte, tOtete Der
Orint" 3 Gents, per ii9 aber ieinen
yorratb beim Quart einlegte, Der
tOnnte lib fir 5 Gents tod unb poa
trlnfen. IS murbem i'm Qanbe unges
beure 0taiIen oieies eblen @etrdEtes
peri6lungeu. 6armer pflesten auBers
bem nod ibren eigenen ,Nppleiad"
gu bremen, tein Steueripion Ontel
Sans biuberte i'm baran. Oas mar
in Der Sbat bic 3eit be6 rfreien Dbisz
teps", wonon in bieiem 9ugenblide
gemife polnii6e Oemagogen ben
Wtunb 10 boa nebmen. Bier murbe
freili9 in ben Stdbten bon ben 9euts
fden gebraut, aber gu@ fat aus
i6lieBltb nur bon Seuti6en getruns
fen. Die 8rauereien paren Helm.
Sic lieferten common Bier uno
iogenanntesNle. SaS2aserbier fam erlt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05

Man f9reibt aus Berlin: ,Die
poitbes0rben tuerben ffriete goridrif>
ten be3iisli6 6anbbabuna a0er padete,
bic an ben Safer ober Mitglieber leis
ner camille ober bobe 8eamte abbreis
lirt Iino, annebmen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05

bili0ies sopfiueb uuO ale gt0runsen ber
eeber, bss @fasens unO ber GinsepeiSe
tueroef bur9 fie Uerbiitet, selinbert unb
furirt.
sc tuirb garantirt, boB iie tn iebem
Galle Scfrieoignng seiudbreu, tuibrieeufals
bas bafiir beseblte @elo suriiderlfattet tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05

Die idJlimntiten Sale pou dronifdem
aatarrb uuO Sdnupfen tgeidep Dor DR..
Cages CMarrh Remedy. Die gigentbii.
iner beHetbeu finb oeiien 70 sewiB, ba6 iie
fir eineu unbeilbaren Gaa $500 gelobnuna
Oifertren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05

sw u. 9eufinger bdIt cine
rei6e 9usmabl Der gebiegenfen Werts
aeuee aqer &rt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05
Sen Mterem erObenser grabel

obpcbl f&merbaft unb, rpeun rra61aiHst ie6r oft
seidbrltp. fam permteben rerbeu penn mar Bu reGz
ter Belt ieue 3ulnat gu bcm bspunpernspertben Ges
iuupbetts S@ubmitteI, Spfetter's Massrbitters,
nimmt, einem sentalen 5brherer ber lbdttsteit ber
Rieren, beS WasenS unb ber 9cber. 8epor Bite ntbds
ttstett ber Rteien fih gu 8rtsbfaer aranfbet, sur
5arurubr ober gu anberen sefdbrhen 9etbsn ent.
pidelt. ioute gu benz Stters sesrlfsn rerben gBenn
bteem Gtatte efclSt pirp, fam man nut @ertrauen
elmer alhdltGen Beistttsuns bef beHebenben Rraut.
bettss Spmptome entssseniebeu 9bre Der Gutpidz
be.6nee Diitel Ginbalt, neil pie ibsn, enu fe ppu
en- pidelt uo, ibatid9lt6 i6per su pertretben Enb.
DpSp spfe Rheuma t8muS, SblalpIiatstt, Rerpenz
I&pdde, 0erfcpfuns unp Melaria perpen burh has
Sttr,rs auSss,otet, eine MeStBtn pom umfaHenber
unp prcmpter Wirtiamtett.
= 9ie Serren &npfer& Senq
erlalIen auf iiberans elegant ausgeitat:
teten &arten Ginlabungen gum 8efud
ibrer groben Weibna6t8s@r offnlng am
Z. DECEMBER. Ser 8eiu6 biefes cine
pabrbaft psrblaHenSe 6iGe BON su
8eI1enfen geeigneten rei3enben Sd6els
den aller Nrt aufmeiisnOen @ei6dftes
1T Sebermann aufs angtlegeutlidte
au empfehlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05
Budlens Mrntca galbc.

Die befte Salbs Der gBelt fur S&nttte, 0ueH&un.
gen, Gef@ubre, Stebers unb 9auts Gusi@ Tettn,
hetten; tuyirt Sdmprrtoibsn ober fetne 8eBabluns.
Bbatss Snfrtebenbett gardnttrt pber bas @eib wtrh
turh6e.fntttt. 25 Gents Die S@u9teI. Gum 0trfaul
tn alien Npotteteu. Gbslpt DretB, Ebpmpipn & Co.,
GbcIeiols
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-05
Grtraoagante eebensmeife


Grtra na agante eebensmeife
9reift auf bic Dauer bte 9eber on.
Das rtdjtige DING, nm bies su pcr.
bitten, finb DR.. Yierce's Pleasant
Pellets. Man nebme zines bieier
flctnen @irc'en 5nr Steguliruna
unS selinben grfueiduns, = bret
fir frdftisss 9tbft3ren. Go finb
bic fleinfien YiIleu, om leidteifeu
gu nebmen ibre @irtuns III bic
anssnebmfte uno natiirlidie. Sie
tpirten nf bic Dauer Gutes.
Seritopfling, gcrbauuussbeidmer.
ben, bili0ie Qnf1lle, oaItrifd,es nhsr
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17

The ex- Premier's fall from power and
the circumstances attending 1t have not
In the least diminished the admiration
felt for him by his compatriots here, and
rs In Quebec he is to them the personifi-
cation OF all that patriotic French. Cana
dian should be. The distinguished visitor
will arrive In Providence early Tuesday
morning where he will be met by repre-
sentatives of the Cercle Mercier OF Ma
tick and other French Canadian societies
and escorted to his rooms at the Nara
gansett.
Later In the day there will be grand
reunion at Rocky Point, which is ex-
pected to be the beginning of an annual
French Canadian day. Woonsocket, Fall
River, Pawtucket, Central Falls and the
Pawtuxet Valley, all centres OF the French
-Cansdian population, will be largely rep
resented, and the day will be devoted to
speech making, ana the firing OF the
Canadian heart with renewed love for the
northern province whence he comes.
Messrs. Maynard and Caron of Cercle
Mercier, the only organization In the
States named in honor of the ex-Premier,
will have general charge of the arrange
ments connected with the reception.
J. b. 8. Braze au Of this city has been ap-
pointed as member of the reception com
mittee of Cercle Mercier to receive the
ex-premier.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17

jeremiah Thornton and family are at
Bsyside.
Adolphus Davis and family are occupy
ing Grotesque cottage, Buliock's Point.
John Wilmarth Is at the Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. q. Bagley are at River
side.
Fred Roberts and family are occupying
Spring cottage, Camp White.
Miss Mabel Dean Is the guest OF Mrs.
Leete at Shawomet Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss are guests at the
cottage OF Charles o. Read, Shawomet
Beach.
James Ford is at Camp White.
b. Beers and wife are occupying Excel
sior cottage, Camp White.
DIR. and Mrs. 7. w. Clapp, Walter IL.
stearns and j. Il. Jenckes and wife are at
Oakland Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Hill OF New Haven,
Conn.,, are visiting Mrs. Lyman f. Slocum
OF Central avenue.
Chas. II. Boyd, the artistic window
rimmer at the New Idea Store, has re-
turned from two weeks visit to New
York and New Jersey.
Miss Agnes Coogan, who has been visit
ing relatives In this city for the past week
has returned to her home I'm Clyde.
N. ii. Studley of the New Idea Store has
returned from two weeks trip to Port
land, Me.
The following Pawtucket people reg
istered at the Worlds Fair last week
Clara f. Bourne, Herbert q. Beede,
Herbert A. Rice, Cassie Mores Arnold, II.
r. Caulfield, Kate ID. Perry, Maria Hawk
ings, Harriet II. Hopkins, Mrs. Emily
Earle Porter, Mrs. Il. w. Mallery, Estella
F.. Scott, Russell n. Dana, John A. Til
ling hast, George 8. T. Newell, Jr., Chris
topher Campbell, Jennie b. jerks, Edna
Rice Gale, Mrs. Ida K. Beede, Marion q.
Duckworth, Il. q. Herd, Il. &. Hood, j.
Everett Andrew, Mrs. J. Everett Andrew.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17
SKULL SMASHED IN.
William Baxter's Murdered Body Found on a
Farm Near Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass, July l7.-William
Baxter of Holden was found murdered In
a COW pasture on the Handy farm between
Worcester and Holden yesterday after
noon.
He was last seen alive July 8, and It is
supposed that the deed was COM
mitted some time between July 8 and
TO- The skull was fractured In two
places-over the left eye and be-
hind the left ear. The body was
badly decomposed and was found In hol-
low among bushea A hatchet was found
IS feet from the body, and long-handled
axe was at the left side of the body.
Baxter had lived at the Handy farm for
two years and kept q notorious road house
Ed Cunningham was last seen with the
murdered man and Is held In custody.
fuaningham claims that he was in Hin
dale, W., Saturday, July Q, and did not
return to Holden till the following Thurs
day II bbery seems 10 he the motive OF
the or me, as the dead mans pockets were
turned inside out and gold watch which
he was known to possess cannot be found.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17
LONSDAlE.

Several weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Qusrmby and Mrs. Quarmby's mother of
Prospect Hill, went to Europe on pleas
ure trip and left their handsome residence
on Front street tenantless. The house
was closed, the shutters and doors were
securely fastened, and everything was left
In shape for return of the travellers
early In the Fall.
Somehow the knowledge that the fam
lily was not at home reached the minds Of
persons disposed to do evil and profit
thereby. Sunday morning 1t was discov-
cred by a neighbor who had business In
the Quarmby yard that shutter had been
opened and pane of glass shattered In
the rear of the house. The conclusion
was promptly arrived at that persons
other than the owners had made a visit
during the night and the police were noti-
fed.
1t was qnite impossible to determine
what things, II any, were taken by the
housebreakers, as no one in the neigh
borhood knew just what was In the house
when the Quarmbys went away.
The Lincoln police are at work on the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17
DEATH RECORD.

Rear Admiral Earl English, retired.
died at his residence in Washington, aged
SO. He was appointed to the naval
academy from New Jersey In 1910 aud
served 40 years, retiring In 1885, He was
at the capture Of Mazatland, Mex, in
ls47, and remained there until the close OF
the Mexican war. He was made lieu
tenant commander In 1852 and served
throughout the civil war.
James A. Gentry Of the editorial staff OF
The State died suddenly. He has been
connected with the press Of Richmond for
more than IS years He was at one time
mayor of Manchester, N. g.
John Rollins Smith, "a years Of age, one
Of Springfield's (Mass) best known citi-
zens. died from typhoid fever. HeIestsb-
lished the Springfield iron works.
William X. Bryan, % years of age, son
Of Clark w. Bryan, publisher, died at
Springfield, Mass OF pneumonia. compli-
Gated with bright's disease.
General Edward Jardine. who has been
critically III for some time, died at New
York. General Jardine was 65 years Of
aye.
A. 4. Cheney, president Of Carrie Id
National bank OF New York, Is dead.
General kelton died at the Soldiers
home near Washington.
General A,ias, governors general Of Cubs,
n dead
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17
OFFICERS ELECTED.

Semi-Annuat Meeting Yesterdsy-Ladies
Temperance League to be Formed.
The regular semi-annual meeting of st.
terday afternoon. There was very large
attendance of the members and an inter-
sting meeting was held. The reports of
the fiscal officers showed that the society
was In a healthy condition, while that of
the committee on excursion showed that
great interest was manifested In the ex-
cursion to be held on Saturday, August
II, and that tickets arc being disposed Of
rapidlyL
The election crofficers resulted as fol-
lows: Chaplin, passed; President, Thos.
O'Brien; Vice President, Vincent J. Nc
Aloon; Recording Secretary, John j.
O'Reilly; Financial Secretary, Henry T.
Quirk; Treasurer, Thomas O'Brien; Ii
brarian, Joseph Maguire; Assistant LII
brarian, ID. +. Harold; Standing Commit
tee, Michael Sullivan, Joseph Mcguire and
Robert ]. Casey; Trustee, William f.
Hampton.
After the election was concluded several
members spoke, and earnest and interest
ing remarks were made by Messrs.
Michael Nolan, Robert J. Casey, Daniel f.
Harold and the President, the outcome
of which was the appointment OF a com.
mittee Of ten to arrange for the organiza-
tion OF a Ladies' Auxiliary Society In ac-
cordsnce with the recommendation of the
last Diocesan convention. This commit
tee will meet again next Wednesday even
ing to perfect the plans for the organiza-
tion OF the Ladies Temperance League.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17
MURDERER TAYLOR.
His Record While Living
in Vermont.
HE WAS ONCE A C0ACHMAN.
LAWYERS Irving to Get Stay Of Pro-
ceedings on the Ground Of Insanity.

BENNINGTON, VT, July l7.-Rutland
people are interested la the visit to that
city Of District Attorney A. p. Rich Of
Auburn, n. Y, who Is endeavoring to get
affidavits In the case Of William Taylor,
who is sentenced to be electrocuted In
Auburn prison July "a
Taylor was born In the town of Rutland
and resided there until 1885. His father
was peculiar indiviual, aud was known
through Rutland county as "Whistling
Charlie" from his going around giving
whistling exhi bitiops, In which he WIS an
expert
Taylor was employed In 1884 and 1885 In
the family OF the late George Z. Tuttle,
formerly OF The Daily Herald, as coach
man and general man about the house. In
1886 Mrs. Fred q. Tuttls, who boarded in
the family. lost a valuable diamond ring.
All circumstances pointed to Taylor a.
the thief, and he disappeared. He went to
Castieton, where he gave the ring to q
young colored girl residing there, with
whom he remained few days. As soon
as she learned how he procured the ring
she returned IL to it's owner.
The next heard OF Taylor he was at
Saratoga. and from there he was sent to
Auburn, after being tried and convicted
Of burglary. A few months ago he, In
company with some other convicts, at
tempted to escape from the state PRISON
by digging a hole through the wall. Their
plans were discovered by ono of the guards
and the attempt was frustrated.
Taylor, who was always of a revengeful
disposition, swore to be revenged on the
guard. He got hold OF knife, which he
secreted on his person, and when the OPP
portunity arrived he attacked the guard,
and literally cut his head of before he
could be seized. For this he was tried. con-
victed and sentenced to be killed by cleo
tricity.
Taylor's lawyers ary trying to get q
stay Of procee lings on the ground of in
sanity, and Mr.. Rich is getting affidavits
to show that Taylor never showed symp-
toms Of insanity while residing in Rut-
land. Should the sentence be carried out,
he will be the first vermontsr to die that
wav
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17
Excursions.

The Sunday school OF the First M. Z.
Church made an excursion today on one
of the Pawtucket boats to Rocky Point
and Fort Adams and Newport. There
was a very large attendance.
The Sunday school Of the First Baptist
Church enjoyed the annual outing today
going to Silver Spring on one OF the Paw
tucket boats. A sail down the bay was
afterward INDUCED In.
Z The Sunday school Of the Church OF the
Good Shepard will have an outing at
Walnut Grove Wednesday.
The excursion Of the Alfredians OF the
State will take place to Crescent Park on
August 20. This organization always has
good programme of sport and always
carries them out to the letter.
Tn Hibernian excursion will take place
this year on August 8. Rocky Point is the
destination.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17

Lots Of Sport tsaturday-Record sfthe Dia-
mond.
The Somervilles Reds were beaten by
the Woodbines on the Dexter street
grounds to 2. The visitors were enter
tanned In a fine manner before and after
the game.
The Newports won from the Banner
Boys 8 to 4,
The Pythians were defeated at Worcester
3to I.
The Elmwoods have &C ,epted the Eure-
ka's challenge to play for the secret socie-
ty championship at Rocky Point, Pythian
Day, July 25.
The Hopes defeated the Blsckstones Q
toS.
The Athletics defeated the Naticts
26 8.
The Attleboros won from the Lonsdales
10 to 8.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17
LOCAL LIN ES.

Capt. j. +. Leahy and wife will start for
Chicago, August l5.
James Burns bought the Taylor news
store at auction Saturday.
Jeremiah j. Frawley and Miss Jeanie T..
Sampson have filed marriage intentions.
Edward Lothrop OF the Pawtucket Man
ufa,turing Company has returned from
his vacation.
There will be special meeting OF the
Democratic City Committee this evening
In Cottrell's block at o'clock.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Young Peoples Institute of st..
Joseph's parish Wednesday evening.
officer Charles K. Hill, who was
appointed by His Honor Mayor Brown
last Friday, will go on duty next We'd
nesday evening.
Main street was torn up by the street
railway company this morning in front Of
Dea by Bros store to repair the tracks.
Cars had to be pushed over the break.
william Turner, the faithful assistant
at FIsk's pharmacy, Is having a hard
earned weeks vacation. lie Is undecided
whether TO visit the Worlds Fair or saw
wood.
II the city fathers could only capture
the comet that Is now attracting SO much
attention, tail and all, 1t would serve as
an electric lighting plant and thus help
the city out OF big controversy.
This evening there will be game of
base ball on the orchard lot between Pine
and George streets, for purse. The game
will be called at 6:15 o'clock and three
innings Will be played each evening until
the contest is finished.
The new time table on the route OF the
Pawtucket Steamboat Company went into
effect today. Hereafter on week days the
Pioneer will leave at 10 o'clock a. m. and
2 o'clock p. m. Returning, leave Bullock's
Point at II :15 a. m. and in the evening at
8 o'clock.