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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-28
CALIFORNIA . @eine.

@einliebbaber finben Elm sroBes 2a>
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. S. WeDer am Mlamoz
Bla5a. 9err Sleeper iu6t bic @eine
an Srt unb STEELE aus unb fauft bireft
aus benz Seller Der @einaii6ter. 4Is
gutem &enner gelingt es inn itets, bic
beiten Sorten ausaupdblen. ST fam
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbz unb
@eiB 8eine in bor3iigli6er Qualitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
tnS Saus geliefert.
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fagen Elm &annibale, bent1 ct perI6ont
aud feiaes @lei6er ni9t, ionbern pers
f6brt nit Inn geral 10, ME nit Mmeis
len unb Spinner.
Na9bem fi6 Sic 2arbe perpuppt
bat un6 na66em bic guppe bur9 bic
Sibe bes Sanbes auSgebriitet 1T, ers
f9eint bas gefligeIte Snfeft in Der
gntmidlung8 : Pbafe als rQmeifenz
Sungfer" ober uNmeilen : 2ibele".
gtur penige 2%ebenstage iinb bieien be-
i4ieben, bic ibnen aber geniigen, ibre
@ier gu lesen unb ibre Dirt fort3upHanz
5eu, tpprauf bantt Der &reiSlauf Der
8erwanbelungen bon Neuem begtnnt.
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@nns !, tttinnff.

sue, pel&e Or. 9tnss sNeue Gntbeduns4 sebruu6
baben, tennen tbreu Wertb, unb Bite, pel&e bas BIZ
eineu 8erIu& 6amit %antelen. Man menbe f9 an BIZ
unten ~ansesetste Gpotbsfe unb Iafe f4 etne ProbeFa;
f&e gratis seben. Man fenbe ietuen Namen unb feini
&breHeetu an 8. 6. Sndlen & 60. III SbteaSo uni
Qebensz 9taen ~tpfeufret s~useianbt erbalten, iopie cir
Ggemplar bes s@eiunbbettss GhsrerS unb Der eebenSs
&eselnA. MaeS baS ptrD fiber BON Rusen tlr Gil
iein, pbue Sbnen Rotten gu peruria&en. Gan antpntl
Trua GpmnanA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-28

1as~ Serr 90. 6. SacObo on, Der
betannte photograph, bat an Der
4lamp : StraBe, $50. lib, elm teues
@telier eingeri6tet. 9err Saeebion
bat in ieinem @tabliRement ale Neues
run9et, bic auf benz Gelbe Der Pbotps
graphic Der Neuseit berporgebra6t,
ansetpanbt, unb bic @inri6tung 1T
bo9elegant unb itebt an 8oaenbung
fiber feinem Der prDminenteiten berars
tigen 2ofaIe 0fli9er Wetropolen mad.
Gin 8eiu6 bieieS WRuiter : Nteliers 1T
unieren 0eiern aufs ber3Ii6fte ems
pfoblen.
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..0nf ~auSSehen'I

9as yaut a%asieben4 Ibdnst nt4t Bios BON Der 3aut'
iunben Suianbe Ser inneren Orsane as. SIT BITE 0sBe,
antbdtts, bann febt man gels unb ,sauts aus, 1T be,
Masen tn i1nerenuns, bann febt man en~sspeptiid
srdrlt& unb perbrieSlia aus. Gorge fur quite Sc
%funbbeii, banu ptrt Du ~sat au5ieben". electric
gttterS III sas srcBe 9etlmtttef, bas anresenb nnb BE.
lebenb auf bic fnneren Srsane ~einpirtt. Go pertretbi
5usletG NusfHldse, @ei6wire, Slebten uub icnitts.
nnretnistetten Der Saut, nnb peri&aft einen retnen
Teint. 3u bdben In Der @pptbete BON Nbplph DretB,
Gbpmpipn & 60. so Gents bic Slai@e.
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ueber ST. 100000 @runb> Gtsentbum In Gan antpntp mub frfDrt
uetfauft werbea Der san3e 9eNs wirb in Sbeten unb grunbfadsn
%ansebpten, me fe Der Sdufr wanAt. 0rpbe. gut etnsedAtete 8rausrsi
NIT sutem @biab bon 8ier; nett unter benz ptrfH4en gEertbe+
@%ussebebntes Druderete unb litbosrapbides @tabltfement, wel&es
bic BETTE &anbihaft I'M Sabwefen bat
@utselesene Ge1d6ftsbdu{er unb @runbftade unb 8aupldse tn
Der Mttte uab In ben N%ubentbdlsn Der Stabt4 @rOee Auspabl.
&ebnltde OHerten fmb ne pprbsr sema4t wOrben.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Wsafembertpalter
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Die 3abI Der Suben in RuBlanb
tuirb auf 100000 gef9dbt.
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tldrt, ME es fommer fanr, 6aB bas
geleienfte unter ben 8erliner politi19en
Sagesbldttern nur cine Nufaee BON
10000 @rempIaren bat, alio ni6t
mebr alS bic Stem Oorfer Staatsaeiz
tung".
augenblidli6 mirb Sanneper BON
@rnnb auf bur@mtblt. Stan 1T nit
Der Qnlage zines neutrality-suspicious.
bei6dfttgt, mel6es bic Summe bon 25
Milionen Marf beri9Iinger pirb.
Die &andle wer6en ettpa finfaebn SUB
tief angelegt, in elmer 8reite bon feds
Sub aus 3iegelfteinen lit Dbaler 5orm
ger1auert unb cementirt. Stefe Sea-
ndle tuerbe1 in bic Seine = Elm fleiner
GluB, Der aber Elm erbebli9es @efdae
bat = geleitet. Mu9 pumptationen
un6 bic Nnlage BON &teielfel6ern iinb
gepIant. Obglet6 nun i9on Elm dls
teres, aber fir bic beuttgen 8ebirfniRe
unsurei6enbes (&Dbren>) &analis
iations Spftem beftebt, finb bic
9ausbeiiber ge5tpungen, brrt ab5us
fdlieBen unb Mnf9luB an ben tte1erl
&anal MAIDEN 5u lafen, mas nit ni6i
unbebeutenben Soften pertniipft 1T,
Samal bieIe 8prf6riften iber bic Nri
Der &6bren unb tbre gerbinbung 81
befolgen finb, mobur9 Die alte 9eitune
b0aig tpertblps ~getporben 1T, folglif
erfeBt perber muB.
@s 1T nun befannt, baB Diele fleine
9ausbefiber ni6t I'M Stanbe fein pers
Sen, bic 4usgaben fir bic BON ibnerl
perlangte Nrbeit au beftreiten, umfos
r1ebr als fie in BEN leBter Sabren i'm
6fentli9en Suterefe Der Sta6t tuiebers
boIt Opfer bringer muBten. Ser Mas
giftrat bef9dftigt fi9 nun nit elmer
8orlage, bier a~baubelfen, unb 5uar
babur9, baB er ben Mni6luB at ben
&aual fir 9pl9e, mel6e na9weisbar
bic l1nfoffen 1i6t beftreiten f6nnen,
ielbit ausfibren ldBt, b. B. bas @elb
gegen mdBigen 3inSfuB portredt unb
elite 9npotbef auf ba8 @~tgeatbuM
t1tmntt. 9ie 8irger tperben alfo gez
3pangen, S9ulben gu MAIDEN.
9aB ~iibrigens, uie bel uns, &ompes
tenaftreite au9 bier gu brDhigen unb
toffpieligen &onf1itten fibren, lebrt
Solgenbes: 8or apei Sabren or6nete
Der Magiitrat an, baB bic 8lrger III
ibr Srottoir einer tleiren @raben gu
3ieber, benielben NIT einem eiferneu
Steg gu iberb den unb bic 9ausrinne,
tpel9e bas Sa9maHer ableitet, bort.
binein gu fibren baben. Als @runb fir
bieie Neuetung tpurbe angegeben, baE
man bas ueberf9memmen Der Biirger.
ffeige bur9 bas &innenma6er permei'
ben mole. 9iersegea tpurbe nun Def.
ttg proteifirt: rWenn es regnet, mirt
es iiberaa nab ltnb auf elm bisden mebl
ober tpeniger fommt es ni9t an, fr
lantete bas @egcnargument. Nber es
balf Mles ni6ts; Der Magiitrat febte
feineit Milen bar9. @nunr NOR bic
Nrbeit getban uub Der erfte @inter ing
2anb geaogen, als Der Electromagnetic.
fibent @raf WilbeIm 8ismard bic 8e.
feitigung Der e%iiernen 8ebedung unb
bic Mieberaufiaung Der ge3ogeneu
fIeinen @rdben anbefabl = neil bic
YaHante1 auf ben nit gis hebedten
gIatten @ifenplatten ausgleiten uni
Gals unb 8eine bre6en f6nnten. Sieie
tteueite N%norbnung fibrte su proteten
unb 8orfelungen beim Minifter beg
Snneren; Der &egierungsprdfibert be-
belt anfdngli9 re6t, bann nabm Der
Magitrat bic Sadie Der 8iirger aui
unb mad Ianspierigem 9in> uab Ser.
bebattirer bliebs enbli9 beim Mlten.
Nber 9annoberS 8iirger batten mos
natelang unrubige unb aufgeregte
3eiten |
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9as l1ebnnsstager Der Staats'
Gruppeu.

STIR bas fomn,enbe l1ebungslager Der
Staatstruppen perfauft bic S. & g. 81.
Observation-Disclosures Gabrbilette 3u be-
beutens rebuSirten preiien. STR ale
Orti6aften in elmer @%ntfernung BON
100 Meilen BON Multin iinb bic 8iQette
bonn 81. bis gum 28. b. Mts. gu baz
ben. 9esglei9eu am 20. unb fir ben
Sriibaus an 80. Jtr bic &idfabrt
giiltig big gum 81. Suli.
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gdpls, 0alme1 ; @artem 1T Der

SammelplaB Der 9euti9en BON Sun
Nntonio nit ibren 6amilien. 9ie re-
selmdBigen Nbenb : Grei &onaerte an
bier 4benben III Der Mo9e iinb iteta
sablrei6 beiu6t unb erfreuen fi9 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb @bisfeDs unb a~le5eit felferfrif9es
8ier, iopie bic beiten @%igarren.
9ie u eitauration liefert ale
S%elifatefen Der Salon. Nuitern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung
SdgliG ausgeaei6neter mariner 2un9.
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ISM. MatthieS,

GIeif der, 9pu # s e.
2iefert bas porsiali6te &inbs, S6af>
unb 99weinefeif6. Spe3ialitd!:
Sunges &aIbfIeif d, Ollie Sors
ten bon MurIt.
8eitelungen tperben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
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SoS Muerfennuna ert mad benz

Dap Nnertenttnn8 erf na@ 0ent
Spbe bas 2oos man9e8 @rfinberS lift,
lebrt aud Der na9tebenb mitgetbeilte
SAL. Wie poitna9ri9ten melben,
feierte man in Mariabrunn ben buns
bertiten @ebenftag Der @eburt zines
Mannes, Der elm @enie mar-aber Elm
bon Der Welt pertannte5, unb besbaIb
einiam itarb unb iangs unb tlanglos be-
sraben tpurbe. Sie Geier gait benz
grfinber Soiepb &efel, Der 1886 ges
itorben 1T unb benz mar feds Sabre
fpdter Elm Sentmal erri9tet bat. &efel
mar Der Wann, Der bic S6ifsi9raube
erfunben bat, feline grfinbung an einem
eigeren Sampfera lS lebensfdbrig be-
mics, ben &ubm unb bas 8elb aber
ME eiubeimfte, ionbern &nbern tiberlaiz
fen muBte, neil er wobl elm 8enie,
aber fem &aufmann mar.
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MQerlet.

= 9ie populiftenz picnics i'm Sun
Bebro Springs parte baben fi9 feiner
febr regen 8etbetligung au erfreuen.
@etern bieIt Der populiitif9e Mgitatsr
8. g. 8rabp BON Dublin, Ser, eine
groBe &ebe iber bas programm Der
britten Yartei, pobei Inn ctr Nubito>
RUM BON ganaen 50 perionea lauf6te.
- Gin Angeitelter Der Seras &
pacifesBabn %bebauptet, baB mon am
Montag, ben "a. Suli bel Nlpine in
8remfter @DuntD einer regularen ....
S9neefurm gebabt babe. Mer's ni9t
glaubt, aabIt einen Sbaler = bann
gIaubts SeberI
= SbomaS 2edribge, Der unter ber
@utIage bes MorbansriHs auf ben
@ontraftor Sbomas &eeb ftebt, tpurbe
geger 8iirgf9aft i'm 8etrage bon
81, 900 freigelafen.
Ser &eeorber p~erurtbeilte Sbos
mas cannon uegen 9ragens berbors
gener MaHen gu elmer Geibbube
bort $25.
= in Be3u9 duf Die bon bert9lez
benen Seiter ausgebenbe Nnresu1s 3ur
8obrung arteff6er Brunnet auf Sos
ten bes gountps bat ber County, &i9s
ter 8rpat @allagban ertldrt, baB bic
Sbee 3par cine febr quite fei. baB bas
@Duntp aber unter ben beftebenben
@eieBen ni9t bic 8ere6tigung babe,
fir einen berartigen 3med 6fentli9e
@elber 3t berausgaben. @s miiBten
baber erft BON Der 2egisIatur beionz
bere @eieBe fur bieien 3med erlaRen
tper6en.
= Ser bieiige Sodep : Club bat fur
$26, 900 elm Stid 2an6 bon 26 Mdern
angetauft. mel6es als part fur &enns
snefe eingeri9tet ut1b bertpenbet tpers
ben fol-. Nuf benz pIabe iol aud elm
elegantes glubsSaus erriftet perben,
iotuie groBe Staaunsen fir bic &enns
pfer6e..
= Ser &ougreBmann @ulberlon
|ibefin6ei fi9 bel ieinem an Der San
pebro Nbenue pobnenben Sobne SIR.
Ut. Il. @ulberi0n, gu 8eiu9.
: Die BAIL Der Suben in RuBIanb
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GppleD's &esifter, No. 20 glamo
pla3a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbistep, bic beiten gemii6ten @es
trdnte, feline @eine unb auSgeaei9nete
impOrtirte unb einbeimii9e @isarren
uub tets frii6es Bier. Ser gigentbi>
mer, Soc Cooley, beritebt ieiu @ef6dft.
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@runsetaentbums . llebertrasnmsen.

@ufab' @9mibt an Grancista 8its
ter, 4 G~runbfiide an 8eQsStr., $500.
Yaul Wagner an CHARLES 8. Wtls
Ter unb Grau, @run6tid an Waters
Str, s., 900.
The morning call., 1893-12-19
ASSAS SSIN'S KNIFE
Daring Attempt at High
way Robbery.
Oscar e. MeussdOrffer Attacked by a
Footpad and Dangerously
Wounded.

One OF the most daring and determined
attempts at highway robbery and murder
took place last night on McAllster street,
between Polk street and Van Ness avenue.
Oscar L. Meussdorffer OF 500 Van Ness
avenue was returning home about $50
o'clock. and when he got to the point indi-
Gated man seated in a twO-wheeled cart
jumped out and ordered him TO throw up
his hands.
Meussdorfftr was staggered for a
moment by the boldness of the demand
aud then emohatically refused to comply.
The robber made rush at him with an
ODen knit e in his hand and Meussdorffer
defended himself with his cane. The on
slaugh. of the robber was terrific and he
cut and slasted at Meussdorffer furiously,
while he in turn struck al his head fierceiy
with his cane.
Thanks to a thick overcOat which he
wore the knife did not get in its deadly
work TO such an extent as it would have
otherwise done.
The unequal contest continued for few
minutes, when the robber, not expecting
such determined resistance and seeing a
McAlllsier-StTeet car approaching. jumped
into his vehicle and drove rapidly away,
but III his hurry he left his hitchng-stra
kuife and hat behind.
MeussdOrtfeT, although weak from loss
of blood, managed to make his way home.
and his appearance created the widest
CONSERVATION among the household
Dr. PIosek was quickly summoned and
TWO others, and the wounds were quickly
dressed and the patient put TO bed, tut the
doctors gave positive instructions that no
one should be permitted to speak 10 him,
as his condition required absolute quiet.
He has severe wounds in the breast,
arms, abdomen and shoulder. His over
coat was cut almost in shIeGs, and his
clothing was covered with blood.
Oscar Is tile son of j. c. MuessdOrffer,
the wrll-kn0wn halter, and lived with his
parents. he is quite young man, but
always known to be a courageous one.
Policeman j. j. Berry saw a man driv-
ing furlOusly In the neighbour ood OF Van
Ness avenue and Ellis street, but not
knowing anything OF the hoid-up he took
no particular notice ct his appearances or
the appearance of the vehicle, but he is
positive IL was two-wheeled cart.
The knife, hat and hitchtng-strap were
found on the sidewalk at the spot where
Meussdorffer was attacked. The knife is
butchers SHINING one. and is brand
new. 1t is an ugly looking weapon.
The hat is black soft felt, and bears
evidence Of the blows administered by
MeussdOrffer'S cane.
The police are hunting for the robber and
would-be murderer.
The morning call., 1893-12-19
BOUND FOR FLORENCE
The Queen Will Spend Easter in
Villa.
Peculiar Treatment of French
Painter at a Swiss Grape-Cure
Institute.

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-Edmund Yates
cables to the Tribune from London: The
Queen will arrive at Florence on March p
or % in order that she may be settled be-
fore Easter. The Queen is to reside at
Villa Fabbricotti, large and well ar
ranged house in extensive and beautiful
grounds near Flesole, which she and Prin-
cess Beatrice inspected last April when
staving at Villa Palmier. The Queen
will visit the Duke and Duchess of SAKE
Coburg- GOtha at Co6urg when on the way
home from Italy toward the end of April.
James Gordon Bennett. who had been
moved to Nice. where lie would, it was
hoped. regain his strength, has been COM
Delled to return to Paris to undergo a
third operation for the removal of a spliD.
tered bone, all of which had not been ex-
tracted upon two previous occasions.
The Swiss grape cure has. / believe.
comparatively few vOtaries in England,
but any of my readers who mediate try
ing IL would do well to take warning by
the extraordinary accident which has be-
fallen Emile Wauters. the eminent French
portrait painter.
In order TO strengthen himself for what
promised to be an unusually busy season
in Paris, Wauters spent portion of the
autumn at Territet. on the borders of Lake
Leman, where he was induced to try a
fortnights grape cure. He was not. how
ever, Informed that the fruit had been
carefully and profusely sprinkled with
sulphur compound. At the end of fifteen
days he was suffering from almost painful
and aggravated symptoms of metallic
poisoning. The leading doctors of Gen
eva, who first treated the case. informed
him that he was only one Of several vic
Tins. He was at last removed with diff
Guilty to Paris. but the Inflammation and
weakness of digestion thus occasioned
continued, and it will be a long time be-
fore he regans his usual health. Wau-
ters is justly indignant with the Swiss
sanitary authorities, but hopes that other
W i'll profit by his misfortune.
The morning call., 1893-12-19
THE FIRST CASE
Under the MCCreary Law
FeiOn Clause.
Ng Tin, an Ex-Convict, Is Arrested
and Will Be Examined TODAY
by the Commissioners.

The first arrest under that portion OF
the McCreary law which provides for the
deportation Of Chinese convicted of crime
arrested by Deputy United States Marshal
Harry Huff, who has been specially ap-
pointed for this branch of the service,
and Detectives Cox and Glennon.
His name is Ng Tin and he was captured
on Jackson street. Ng Tin was arrested
in 1888 on a charge of grand larceny. He
went into jewelry-store on the corner of
Dupont and Washington streets and asked
to be shown some watches. When the pro-
prietor was not looking at him lie grabbed
one and ran out of the store.
Ng Tin was captured. convicted and re.
ceived sentence of three years. He has
been a highbinder since. although he
claims to be a merchant. According to
his statement be has an interest i'm a Chi
nese store at 707 Jackson street. The
name OF the firm is Wah Chang & Co. he
claims his interest is valued at $780, BE
was confined in the old City Prison last
night and will be brought up for examina-
ton this morning.
1t is expected that a great fight will be
made over this arrest. THE CALL an
Ounced that a force of United States
DEPUTY MarshaIs would soon be engaged
In arresting Chinese ex-conyicts for de-
portation.
They recognized the value of the oppor-
tunity now given them To rid the country
OF these most undesirable residents
Their only fear is that the arrests cannot
be made quite fast enough. and that as
soon as the eX-cOnvlcts get wind of the
arrest of Ng Tin. they will leave town or
keep in hiding until such time as they
think the danger OF return has passed..
In any event the clause of the McCreary
act under w hich this first and very impor-
tant arrest was made is far-reaching. 1t
not alone prevents their registration, but
it also provides for their depnItat
The section under which the arrest of
Ng Tin was made is as follows
Provided. that no Chinese person heretofore
convicted IN any court of the States or Terri
tories of The Unitrd SfaIeS OF a felony shall be
uermi led to register under the provisions of
this act; bur all such persons VINO are now sub
ject 10 deportation for failure or refusal TO com-
ply with The act to which this is an amendment
shall be depOrIed from tile Unit ed States as i'm
said act ana in this act provided. upon any
appropriate proceedings now pending or VIII ich
may be hereafter instituted.
The morning call., 1893-12-19
ENGLISH THoRoUGHBREDS.
An Importation by Robinson for a
HanfOrd Ranch.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-An important ad-
dltion to English thoroughbreds is anX-
lousiy expected here by James S. Robin
s"n on board the White Star freight ship
iauric. which is overdue two days. The
consignment consists of about q dozen
mares and the five-year-old horse Islington.
All are from H. McCalmonPs stud in Eng
land, who, in conjunction with Robinson.
his brOther-in-aw, has purchased rauch
near Hanford. Cal, and intends establish
ing breeding farm there. The consigD-
ment will be shipped to Hanford as soon
as possible after arrival. Islngton, who
is to do duty as the premier stallion, is a
brother to the crack three-year-old Isin-
glass, both being by IsOnomy-DeadlOck,
Dy WenlOck
The morning call., 1893-12-19
MR.. LOTAN ON THE STAND.
Declared the Charges Against
Him Are False.
AND JORDAN SAID THE SAME
Prominent Men Appear and Testify
to the Good Reputation of the
EX-Collector.

PORTLAND. Or, Dec. 18.-ln the Chinese
conspiracy case to-day the defense placed
ex-Colecior of Customs Lotan on the
stand. He made general ana specific de-
NAL of all the allegations of illegal acts by
him, while Collector Whitney l.. Boise,
chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee. testified that he acted as attOr-
ney for Blum and Dunbar in the landing
OF the Chin ese. for which he received the
usual attorney fees and no more. Thomas
Jordan, ex-captain of the customs iuspec-
tors. one of the defendants, made gen.
eral and specific denial of all the charges
against him.
Among those who testified to ex-Colector
Lotan's good reputation were ex-senator
II. W. Corbett. Sol Hirsch, ex-Miulster to
Turkey, and ID. p. Thompson.
The morning call., 1893-12-19
&" HERE'S YOUR MAN"
A Murderer Wheels the Body of His
Victim Home.

ORovILLE, Dec. IS. "A man named
Peters. living at Bangor. in this county,
owned a calf and Mr.. Browns dog man
gled it. Peters got bis gun and killed the
dog. Then Brown fred at Peters, but
missed him. and Peters returned the fire,
but proved bad marksmen. Peters wen
home and Brown, it is alleged, followed
him and fired two shots through the win
dow, each narrowly missing Mrs. Peters.
The husband had got out of the way.
but was met by Brown, who shot and
killed him. The murderer loaded the body
on a wheelbarrow and wheeled it TO the
dead mans home. where he dumped it off,
and shouted. Here is your man." and
went away, leaving the body in front of
the house. Brown has been arrested and
is in iail
The morning call., 1893-12-19
Approving the Acts of the
=: Throwers of Bombs.
GREETs THEIR NAMES
What Has Been Done in the Past Is
but the Merest Child's
*: Play.

-: BERLIN, Dec. 18.-One hundred anarch-
lists. some OF whom were only recently
liberated from prison. met al Weissensee.
near this city yesterday. The speakers
.:Openly denounced the Social Democrats.
and mention of the Dames of Ravachol,
Palas. Valiant and other anarchists who
have taken part in the recent outrages
was received with prolonged applause. 1t
was declared by the speakers that the do
3ngs Of these men were mere child's play
td; what will be done in the future. The
police took the names of all those present,
and it is expected many arrests will fol-
low.
LONDON. Dec. 1S.-Louise Michel. when
interviewed to-day at her home IN East
Dulwich. expressed entire approval of
Nalllants bomb-th rowing act.
T., PARIS, Dec 1S-Mergeau, an anarchist,
has been arrested at his lodgings in
Bellsville. Some powder of the most
powerful description and a bottle of sui
;phuric acid were found at his residence.
The Senate to-day adopted the explosives
and associations bill. In the Chamber
Premier Perier gave assurance that
negotiations we're pending with Austria
TO prevent discrimination in favor Of
%
:. An unexploded bomb was discovered to
day in the Central Police Bureau Of
Amiens.
J.: :PALERMo. Dec. 1S-There was serious
demonstration at MOnroale to-day. organ
ized by the Fascia Del Lavorator Society.
The mob cried Down with the municipal
Authorities!' and Down with the Octroi 90
'Fhe crowd was dispersed after a sharp
Conflict
BRECKINRIDGE. Colo. Dec 1S.-Some
unknown person attempted at an early
hour this morning to throw a bomb loaded
with dynamite into the room over the Ex-
change State Bank occupied by George
Engle. president of the bank. The bomb
missed the window and dropped on the
Sidewalk where it exploded, shattering the
windows of the bank and of the adjoining
buildings. The purpose of the bomb
thEower apparently was to assassinate
Engle, who was sleeping in the room at
the time.
The morning call., 1893-12-19
LIVESTOCK SHIPMENTS.
Substantials Sent From Nevada and
Northern California.

RENO, New, Dec. 18.-The following
amount of livestock was shipped from
Reno and Northern California in the
month of November: Cattle, 233 cars,
4lS6 head calves, cars. 175 head; horses.
cars, 70 head; sheep. 81 cars. 639S head +;
hogs, Y cars, S13 head. Besides these
there were a large number of cars of
apples, potatoes, wool, hay and honey that
found an outlet both east and west Ne
vada, as much as she is despised, fur
nishes large quantity of the S ubstantials
Of life, as the foregoing will show.
The morning call., 1893-12-19
Attempt to Break Jail.

YUBA CITY, Dec. 1S.-The Sheriff dis
covered to-day that an attempt had been
made to break jail by one of the prisoners
in the county Jail at this place. A large
hole had been dug in the wall OF the Jail
through the bricks to the iron lining. The
work is supposed TO be that of Peter
Schmitt. who shot Mrs. Gardmeyrer at
Sutter Creek recently and is awaiting his
trial.