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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-02
THE MARKETS.

To be continued
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-11-02

Have l been asleep? fancy so. and
have had strange dream. But it was
only dream. Everything around me
is unchanged-my paper, my books, my
chair. my stool with my foot upon it.
But it is near morning. Was it dream?
Has anything happened outside while !
slept?
Some one is knocking at the door.
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SUCCEEDED IN sUtCIpING

BRENNAN, Texas, December 26-At
Chappell Hin at " o'clock last night Mrs.
DR.. j. NJ. Nelson suicided by cutting her
throat from ear to ear with a razor md
opening an artery in her arm. She was
in the room with Mrs. REV. w. e. Tyues
OF this city, her daughter who heard
her struggling and called her; not recelv-
ing any response she fastened to her bed
side, and as she leaned over the bed laid
her hand on razor she called DR.. Nell
son, who was In the adjoining room, and
when a lamp was lighted she presented
a CHASTITY sight and breathed her last
Just as they reached her Her throat
was laid wide open with "a frightful cash
reaching from one ear to the other. with
one or two minor gashes. and a cash In
the arm told OF her Efforts to eSpedlate well
come denth. The cause Tor her rash act
is explained upon the hypothesis that she
has been in bad health until her mind
has been affected
About two weeks ago she made an un-
successful attempt TO cut her throat and
on two. other occasions within the past
few months she has taken an overdose
OF poisonous drugs, but without success,
until Monday night. She was about 60
years of age, and has been a resident of
Washington county for about thirty years
and was a Mrs. Banks before her mar
rage to Dr. Nelson, and has one son by
that name.
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NATURALIZATION Krnr1Nc

Livingston. Texas, December 2G.--Chrlst-
mas Day ushered in with bright sunshine
ana every appearance of pleasure but
with its cIose ended the NE OF three or
more Of those seeking to enjoy its res-
uyities
Charles Harris ATTENDED a festival at
the residence of Cinda Sieletary and be-
ing intoxicated and hoisterous a message
was sent for an officer to quiet him
This seemed to anger him. and he added
to the trouble by shooting into The house,
but did no damage, after which he sinrt-
ed to town. and on the way met up with
Constable Bishop, wh1 demanded his
surrender. Instend Of submitting he drew
his pistol and made an effort to use it,
when he was shot IA The neck by Mr.
Bishop, who WIS armed with shot gun.
seyertng the iugular veins and breaking
his neck, producing instant death
Constable K. H. Green OF Lc2gett also
attempted the arrest of a negro at or
near Leggett who resisted, firing twice.
as report has H. ct the offlceR who In
turn fired twice at him, with fatal effect.
Tom Banks stabbed, and II Is Thought
fatally wounded another negro. name
not known and rumor says that sim am
other was killed at Cowgan, though have
not learned the facts
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR,
THE HoBRmLE CRIME or SUPER
srIrIoUs INDIANS.
Mrs. Nelson ue Chappeii Finally Sue
eeeds In Ending Her Lifo- Drunhen
Negroes Resist Arrest ard
Are KILLED.

Los Angeles, Cal. December q "A hor-
rlble story Of wild law and superstition
Of the Mojave Indians Is tsld by j. j..
Saunders who arrived last evening from
the Needles, town on the Colorado river
ca the Atlantic aud Pacific Hallway be
had heard the details Just before he took
the train and they seem 70 be corroborat-
ed by an account given In the local
paper. the bye, which he brought with
him,
The Mojaye Indian reservetion Is about
half mile froIn the Needles and the
aooriglnes are virtually their own mas
ters, having their own laws and supersu-
tons. From Saunders account on Iues-
day last, a triple murder was committed
under The plea OF tradition by the indians.
one OF the prettiesl squaws, known as
i.oncia, Was married according to savage
rites about IA year ago, She was comeiy
giri only j. years old and had picked up
some education. Her husband was one of
the. hrnvest warriors. sunday last she
gave birth TO twins and as a result
grand pow-wOw WAS called. Tor. ac-
cording to Mutave tradition the squaw
who has twins Is wi.ch and consart
of evil spirits. The penalty ha salways
been death for the babies and mother
Loneta's husband was so fond OF her
however that he msde strong plea for
her and her babies but 1t was of no
av1l.
The medicine men held that the old
custom must he observed and the two lit
tie ones were brought forward AMI
Drained with a club. Loneta was kept
for more trying ordeals which she SUI
fered without complaint. Everyone OF
her personal belongings were gathered
L..
ordered inside. She bade her husband
farewell and went in. The entrance was
closed, straw and brush were piled
about the trail structure and fired and
IN two hours nothing but few embers
remained to tell the tragic story. The
officers at Needles learned the facts too
late to interfere and the poor squaw
with this horrled torture passed to the
happy hunting grounds, where her i'll
starred offspring had preceded her
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HUNTSVILLE HOLIDAY VISITORS


Huntsville, Texas December 2G.-Mrs.
JHdse I.ovett was up from Houston on
a Yiat 90 re.4uves.
hotert smiher lran Smith and Allie
he's1 "er over from the Agricultural
ana Mechanical chool
Al's Lu4e GIBBS from Sherman insti-
tu'e ana Fntiip GIBBS from Georgetown
un veyslty were home.
Nill Faus came down from GranelaDd
"Rere he Is teaching at present
Miss Ella Holland a very pretty Young
iauy OF Houston, was visiting The Misses
Angler She spsnt some time here last
city
John 7, Garrett an old Huntsville boy.
came up From Houston and spent the day.
MISS Hattie Smith, who is teaching at
brownwood came home for the festal
harrison Finley James Lockctt, Walton
Snlther ami Norman KittreI Huntsville
boys aH came up from Houston, where
Alty are al presen, Engaged IA business
Mss Maggie Woodll came home from,
H+A9 Prairie, whera she Is engaged IN
leaehlnR ana giving great satisfaction.
VIM Abmefonh,c came down from Aus
TN whore he Is attending the STATE uni-
ye0slty.
Mr., Lee Thornton Of Galveston, being
native Huntsyl,e.te had 20 run up ard
axe CHRISTMAS dinner IN the old town.
tiwn Davis was home from Living
ron where he has charge OF the public
school.
Mss Genle Dixon. who Is teaching at
Montgomery. WAS home.
Mr John Is. Wiley, the rustling drum
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TAE DEATH ROLL.
G. II. Wbita~a

q. n Whltfcld.
foaltum, Texas December 26-At o
o'clock this morning Mr.. n. C. Whltae,d
quieuay breathed his last. Deceased was
aiken about ten days since wfpn Ia grippe,
put AFTER being IN bed Il day or two got
up ana went 20 his office. attending TO bis
duties as city tax collector for two or
three days when he was taken with a
r3.apae and continued to grow worse unzil
death came.
The deceased was an old citizen OF COL
orAdo county comus to this city about
tHfee years ago whore he had made many
friends. being elected nj the last ADril
e.ec@Jn ~ the office OF as4e sor and col.
ieo'or 81 tue cty He was u bright Ma
SON and secretary Of the Masonic lodge
mere, l4e was also rEGatn member Of
tha Baptist church. lie was % years uld.
Aie caves o wife aud Two sons AMI two
n%iF.ed daughters 70 mourn his loss
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WHARTON.

WHARTON. December Is MIR. and Mrs.
+. W t.ato ana ANS Eente Evari Of kan-
sas City came on yesterdays train the
ladies win stay during the holidays on "A
visit 10 their mother Mrs. sophin Ford
MIR Flnto represents the big cattle com
mission firm the prnrnm Fiato Commits
sion company, doing business IN Kansas
city, St Louis and Chicago, THIS arm
has done the bulk of the Texas business
Bern on Christmas day, TO Mr. and
Mrs CLIFFORD, fue girl
Mrs Obenhdus OF Columbus is the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs, Dick Lawson
Misses Mabel and l-illie Bolton enter.
tanned their young friends with social
last night
Invitations are out for eonversaslonne
at the home Of Aliss Fannie May Barbee,
December n.
Rev. Dr, Lawson OF Columbus preached
an eloquent sermon 10 the members Of the
Episcopal church yesterday
A lblle negro boy was severely burned
by the explosion OK e coul oil ban yes
terday 1t Is hoped his injuries VII not
be fatal.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Murders Ills Sweetheart and Then Kills
Himself

Murders his sweetheart ana Then Kills
Himself
DaingerHeld, Texas, December 26.--Late
yesterday evening. while the merry Christ
mas bells were ringing and all seemed
happy enjoying Christmas, young map
came dashlng Into town with sad tidings
that cast gloom over all, that Bee WINS
had killed Miss Minnie Moore out a mile
from town and then killed himself Bee
Willis was promising young man of
this town. about % years old. son Of MIR.
e. w wills. and Miss Moore was about
II ana daughter Of MIR. w. r. Moore and
lived two miles from town, and was high
ly respected and very popular. The par
ticulars Of the killing are about as fol-
lows;
They are cousins, and had been engaged
to marry about year Their parents OBJ
ieeted on account of their being relatives.
but they had in the last few days agreed
they should marry, but from some cause
mad disagreed, and late yesterday evening
Willis was out taking drive and found
Miss More at neighbours ana asked her
10 take drive with him. After taking
the drive and getting in sight of Dick
Moore's, her grandfathers, they saw Wil-
his pull O. 3s-calibre pistol from his pocket,
put one arm around her ans the revolver
against her breast and fire. He then
stopped his horse. put the smoking re-
volyer to his breast and again pulled che
trigger ana fell over on her In the buggy.
both dead.
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KECOGNIHnn rHE 1NsnnGrNrs.
TlTAr PLOT no KTDNAp

London, December 26.-The Telegraph,
In commenting upon the alleged dlscov-
cry at Abilene, kan Of plot TO ltidnap
President Cleyelands little daughter, Ruth,
says 1t hopes 1t Is only story of an
american writer who happened TO be
short of Christmas copy. In view, how
ever, of similar exploits, like the abduc-
ton Of Charlie Ross. the Telegraph adds
chat Il is Impossible to entirely dismiss
the story as unfounded Those bent on
money making have no reverence for
President Cleveland, which is not hedged
around with divinity, The newspapers, re-
gardless of chivalry, call Mrs. Cleveland
Frankie
People who tolerate this sort OF thing,
the Telegraph says, must not be sur
prlsed If the presidents daughter is in
reality stolen.
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ISLAND CRY ITEMS.
Popular Theatrical Ntsnagar--A Negro
Drops Dead

] IOpulAF ANeufflcHl NLGnHEer--A NEGRO
Drops Dead.
Galveston rex,a pscor,bo,. &c pa
Mans tbe bnnpisst mar Ia Ceives,cn 90
.eriry was Ad Clerber r,sSa,rar ~ az
fremont opers ho,isc
when "a man enbarks In srv, b,,stross
IN n sfrsn.-e ritv h, ie atvg,,s = Ti,ss, Il,
his own nina NOW no vr,iI Ne recei,.e5 r,,
the peonlo. 1rsneeIaiiv a. tbia en- tvt,b y
thpotrieel manages lie pav Al hia ~
uoet "a aleasa m, nsanIs yet liz 1,o,r,,-
NAV NOT eir, tber1 lie rnde ~ ,i,,yt,
business may mai NEE, y,,s,b thsir snrro,,.,i
ana instead Of r1elslrr fricnds he ,nat,ss
snay,,ina ana ol,r,,st borore Do l,o,,,s a.
fnlllre stnres him In the foce
Wr cerber rnn,a m C,,lvoeto, al the
i,sgfnnina az mo theatrical aasso, frar,,
Ngw ysrls = t5tai stranger Tfa q, orcs
b,q,p "a T,al,e. frieras ami t,, 1,,,,,,,t ~
testiop Al business ana an offablo ,,a,,,,er
tps s,,crea,jo6 in ,nalfirs, hj,nsslf ,,r,,,,Ior
win ali olagaes NJ nsonIs mis- fnrt yras
,ttssted ,,estarde,, yyber no rocct,,o1 &,
s,ore M nressnts and vaIpablo onss t,n
frau MANY of Inc host clttzens ~ 90,
yaston1gni1 .be,5ad ,5n,i,rciias ro,S -ro,5
"a ranos nenrI and o,,,ii1e1 s,t,,e,. s,,,,
vsnlrs cigars and in foct almost e,,o,,,,-
thing ono could think az. Mr. c;arhar
feels instlv nrop5 o. bis Gbrlstr,os g5s,s
az n assures hin, mar HE agfor,s ~ ,laa.o
patrons Of INC rrenont have NOT Neon
unavaitiua
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siiiPwREcKFD sSi,o..
-Four Days on the esss, n,
Their H. ilhcut I,

-Four Days on the ess., i.
Their Rs ss assi'ssui 81
New York, Decenhs,
the rocks WITH v sn,osf A.--Foo, 4,
1000, drenchcd 81 Y. 'loielaa ".
s,,,. which were ranisl pzy III 1
lengths away, such i ! solrle 4 n
forn,Sd CIV ~ pilyatlon told ~ v,
,ybin ,Su she crew Of The scSos " NJ
Jamaica, November il 2 Esss|
Neptune today arrived IN .e slssss|
crew Captain WAR ra., wna I've Z II
aud cargo. - 'S' q lts +.
The Milford was
ss.eho9oner Of sou tons shs saieess,
creek, December 5. She 81, s,.vsi I;
eight miles from Greens ~ w Va i
i i,o,gor, mat night the ys,,s " Y
eeteu a heavy squat, vh,ss saa
sale and in half an hour nv" X. IN sss,sl
pounding on the edge 81 ! \, Nv slllisi.. I
Inc crew lowered the ny, M.
mad, were forced to retrr, s','s %,
as they could not reach M !, ,t W ~ I.
,ne heavy surf. AS they hois, .' \. lsr
70 me davi'ts, a heavy y, Y.
y spllntcrs and the men , s,'Ails
ABOUT the decks. Shortly at, VIZ y
sprahg leak and il Soon M ~ ~ y
that she would capsiss. ''s
With the appearance ~ a...,
crew had q chance d ~ Il ssglls
best means OF saving ,sa. w. ssi.
decided TO try to swim ID ' M .ss
by. The water was lnfests 4, Nv, t1'A E
but he plunged intn the Ns " s a,'s Z =
me rocks in safety ne r,,s ~ !, Z.
end Of the line and then tx 's w. ~
ting the other men ashore t NV
az made the dangerous passs SSs1a
They brought food and wnis, Nv. y I
only just enough to keen MI. asa "a (
Ing Of starvation, '''''n ~;
The crew remained On IA x.
the following THURSDAY T5ss NV M.
out any kind Of shelter NJ; ~ u II (
ahuted by Thursday afts,n0s ss' H 4
natives came out IN canoes asS III !,
ashore. ~ VIZ II
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Usual Result OF Roman Cundle Battle.
A Stnre Hnralhrizrd.

Usual Result OF a Roman Candle Battle.
store BurglarZed.
Brennan. Texas December lG-Ths store
Of c.. S. Williamson on Qultman street
was burglarized sunday night and some
cigars, caeese and cuuned goods appro-
priuted
lie has made complaint before Justice
Binz against sam Van Ness, Bob Carter
and Henry Miller on a charge OF disturb
ing the peace at his store ON the same
night
Complaint was made before Justlca
glnz this morning by Asa Rippetoe against
Alfred Bradford and Harrison simpson,
charging them with using proianc and
abusive language.
There was roman candle battle Ia
front of J.. 4. Harnson's store last night
and several were struck ana hurt. Among
the most seriously hurt was Mr.. Robert
Burch, who was struck in the eye ana
may lose the sight MIR r. S, Farmer
was burned on the forehead, and quite
a number were slightly hurt and "A number
OF suits of clothes ruined
Commencing at the Fair Grounds tomor-
row, there VIII be two days racing, A
considerable string OF horses are here,
and the prospect Is good for two days OF
excellent sport.
There was an enjoyable social entertain-
meut az College Home. Chappen I'm, last
alght, attended by a large number OF
young folks, and heartily enjoyed
There win be grand ban at Norwaerts
hail tomorrow night by the Young Men's
Social club.
The city IL hili OF Christmas visitors
Matte Williams, eolored, fell on a horse
on Mr.. A. =, Mercer's place yesterday and
broke her leg,
News has just reached here Of the shoot
ing at Whitman Sunday night OF Richard
Evans by Jim Walker Evans was shot
In the temple the ball coming out at the
,aeU q his sAaah Ia still allxse ANaltfar
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CROCKETT, December pa hop was
given last night az the opera house, com
piimentary to visiting young Indies.
Air. and Mrs, b. e, Han entertained
this evening complimentary TO Misses
Willie Hail ana Seawinow Haltoni
The city sweat box was filled last
night with persons who tried To take more
Christmas than belonged to them.
a negro tried TO enter the residence OF
A. T. C., punnam about u o'clock sunday
night but was frightened away by the
screaus ~ the children His intention
was evidently robbery
pr p. B stokes OF Elkhart and r, G.
Stokes OF Trinity spent yesterday with
relatives Ia this city.
IA a result Of a little too much Christ
mas tun, bryant Hooks, a young white
mau % years Old win probably die SAT-
mrdRy night he drank q great deal, and 7u
his way home was thrown from his horse
striking a tree His head WIS badly
bruised, 0ne eye mashed. and his fore
heed crushed He is stili nlve and the
doctor says mas chance OF recovery.
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TWO MEN st1nr

Rockville. Mo. December "a young
man named Aia,hlin was shut This morn
Ing by Deputy city Marshal Pryor after
wrencAing loose trom Pryor, who mad him
under arrest, A friend OF MAchln $,
name S. =. Metcaif, attempted to in
terfere and was also fatally shot.
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THE WORK OF A MOB.

Palermo, December 26.-At Chatanizetta
riots followed the arrest OF the men
charged with melting the inhabitants to
rebel against the authorities, The gem
darmes were roughly handled while es-
corting a prisoner to the barracks. Thou
sands of rioters attempted 10 storm the
building, but We're cepulsed. Further
engaged they returned To town, set fire
to the town hail, the Casino, telegraph
and postoffices the octroi bureau. police
court and residences of the mayor and
commissary of police, causing great dam
age.
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BELTON, December Christmas has
been senarally observed Icy the churches
and sunday schools with Christmas trees
etc, More work th0n ever before has oeen
done among the poor.
Attorney General r, l.. Henry and As
sistant Attorney General Mann Kiel are
here spending The holidays with their
families.
Ar Elisha Embree leaves today for
Wharton' where he win wed tomorrow
Miss Emma DnpauL
Dir John Hommersmith and bride, nee
Miss Ollie Hosts, are on bridal trip to
Sam Antonio,
Captain Light who accidentally shot
aud killed himself on the Missouri, Kansas
aUd Texas train near Echo Sunday morn
irE was buried here yesterday afternoon.
tt'Lu IS badly needed, us the ground is
too dry for farm work 10 proceed.
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GALVESTON COLLECTOR ROBBED,

Denlson. Texas, December 26.Bob Tny-
lor Of Bouhnm was ro0ned here tins even
ing OF S526. lie Is collector for the land
department Of the rrm ut l." 4 ii Blum
OF Galveston. lie came Ia yesterday and
has beers here since. This evening about
80 he went into Mcmillan Bros grocery
store ON Main street and Went 70 the
rear of the store. As he ncared the door
he was grabbed from the side by q man
ana forced through the alley gate d.
fcctly ON the outside stood another man,
The men went through raylors cloWcj
tal,ue roH OF hlls IN winch were 500,
some change. his keys ami watch.
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FATALIY puRNrn

Mi,lersburg, Ohio, Dece,ps,, !
night at Christmas festivities 4. |.
clothing of Harry Duncan. otss, X,
santa Claus, caught Are troT !,
ana he was fatally burned M, i
panic in the crowd and Il NJ w,
get out OF the room three Fon NJ,
fatally hurt A large numb. 7, !
were seriously injured.
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NO BAITLBF0UGHTY YET
THE tNsUR6HsF VESSELS STILL
Ar SEA.


Pernambuco, December &C. Copyrighted.
1898 by the Associated Press 1.-THE inhnb-
ltants of Pernambpoo were astonshed to
see the Nlctheroy return today. reporting
she had been unable to find the two rebel
ships The lnttor were said to have been
sighted bound FOR the convict settlement
on the island OF Fernando de Noronhn,
north Of this Hort, ahd the object OF Mello
~ making for the island referred ito was
said to be the Liberation Of the convlcts.
VINO We're To- be enlisted In the Brazilian
usurgent murine force. Ii is now said
that Tho Nlctheroy VIII await the corning
'Qf the rebel ships and win fight them in
or about this port From Rio there Is no
fresh news to be had.
BOUND FOR BRAZIL.
New York, December q United States
cruiser New York leCt the navy yard In
Brooklyn for Brazil today Numerous sal
lutes were given as the ship proceeded
down the bay.
RECOGNIZED THE INSURGENTS.
Sueaos Ayres, December 2G-It is ru-
morod here that Minister Thompson OF the
United States at RIO, Brazil, has recog-
nzed the Insurgents as beuigerents. The
explosion OF a powder magazine at Cerro
has done much damage.
PORTUGUESE MINISTER DETAINED.
Lisbon. December a8-It Is rumored here
that the Portuguese minister at Rio, deslr-
ing to depart on a short leave of absence,
MAS detained by the authorities
THE CRUISER NEW YORK.
Washington December 26-The cruiser
New York has been ordered to sail to
Ri0 de Janeiro to reinforce our fleet in
Brazilian Wa-ers,
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SEARCHING FOR THE LEADERs

Dreams, December "a mob Of an
archists last night ran along Fauboutg de
la Aiade.ane shouting Long live an
archy' and breaking all the gas lamps
and windows. The police are searching I
for the leaders of the mob
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MaiisanH4e Texas, December %. Mrs.
Ata Robinson, "a most est.uaD Christian
woman. died AT her home, one mile north
~ MndHanFNle, .he Asl instlut la
{t!ppe was tle disease OF which sac d.el
40 one mas ever been mole sincerely
h'urned ln Madison county thtn sine. 4
'ea3ms member OF the Methodist church
sne Was rch va good worries
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Hempstc1d, TeNAs, December %. MIR.
~ s, waite OF Bradford Penn. del az
e'3eh yhls mowlug AZ the Thornton In
Urinary Of Inflammation OF tac 6owt.s ana
a eomp.nAltun OF other Diseases Tue gen
remln had charge ol a part af the o5.,rl,
= bor.ns an aresun well at pralre
lew The body, upon orders, was ex
pressed 10 Pennsylvania.
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c,ruEp ron LIFE.

THAT IS what you .d MIKE nt1I.al Il
, wpD . st6te that their dlss ,ssy III 81
back again as se ae.isliy true IN y
ment This u esl l.s,sr IA men an9 \
eaJe a!sa ssir. PeiiG b her rsiaI +. q
no excuse for the e ,a,, 9gtsis il BE ~ I
eXparienoe and, glfssn l,a spr IL ssli \
diseases that they 80, W.. eopalasisi
fan; IL he does i s! sh9 y handle sssl
he Is not competent % ~ "a
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H01Y D
TRAG

1 lungyiew,
|Niny at
|asser shot
~ entered
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MoHAMMEDANs EXPELLED.

Berlin, December 28-Bugene Woln, ex-
explorer, has news from Uganda that the
Mohammedans had been expelled by the
Christians.
1t is added severe fighting is now in
evltable between the Mohammedans and
Christians and an encounter win probably
take place at Myoro
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THE ATcHlsnMg poI /

Chicoae, December NH. M
road will not disturb any nrIsSi
passenger associations Of ahl.h !.
member, avs Mr., Robinson il, y,
agent under the receivers
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A MIIRnrRnIrs snLnIpR

san Antonio, Texas. December PA
oldier named Charles Roberts cut the
hrcat of Josie Wilbur n serio-comic
niger, at n variety theater this morning
nd then cut his own throat. Both are
TN alive and the woman will probably
sCOypT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
TnH pRENDERaAsT rRIAL.

Chicago, December 26.-In the Prender-
CAST trial today the opening argument
for the prosecution was made The open
ing for the defense was begun and win
be concluded tomorrow.