davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-24
Bud" 11lc0artby perflaot.

@egcn v8ud" WtcGartb0, ben c6cmoligeu
GountpcommtliGr, bat ie;n @eicbGftStbeilz
6aber Olicbael 6iBiimmonS beute i'm Gretsz
gcricbt cine &la8e cingereibt, nm i'm Al,
elmer N%brecbnun8 5u %5lpin8en. WtcGdrt6p,
GDonaS GoOgau unO Der &lG9er griilocten
Dor 5pei Sobren Elm @ei6Gft, Inn Som
trafte fiir Oas &egen BON Nb5ugSr0bren gu
itbcrncDmcn. TiBitmmon5 b~cbouptet MN,
oaB ct ietne Observation-Disclosures ME ba3ll
beipeg2n fonnte, ibm cine 2tbrebnung por=
Sule8cn unb iiber3cugt let, DAB OieleIbcn
Oo5 Oclo Der 6irnla 3lm peri0ulic6en Sc
braUcb perlpcnOeten. Sic bQtten cine be-
oertenbe Summe IN Ser 9ropcr5 9futionalz
bGnf oepontrt unO Elm Gtnbult5befe6l,
oanit tie oieies @elb nibt 5ic6en %t0nnten,
lei nOtDig, Der @unlcb Oe5 &laaers puroe
erfUut.
, 1893-08-24
2lnf iteben Aahre perbdnnt.

Siaac STAGES, ein 8~auernfdnger, 6eiicn
8ortrait, tpie Die BOlistiten Der Central
"itation iagen, ale observation-disclosures in
Nmerifa i6miift, itan6 beute Gormittag
Dor gtic6ter 8raOWeu unter Der Qtutlage Der
S~agabun0a9e. Der 9etetttp 6irib bate
tbn geitern QlbenO per6aftet, beoor ct Sc
legenbeit bate, ipieber Elm @auneritiiGdben
an5uite1en. Gi9ter 8ra0weu fteute SiaacS
Dor Bic ALTERNATIVE, entpeber cine Strofe
BON 500 bin3urehmen, o6er Chicago iofort
5u perlofien uno in iteben Sobrcn iicb bier
ni3t tpieoer 6ltfen 81 ~laiien. SiaacS ipGblte
oas leBtere, trobbem eS i6m lebr icblper fiel,
ft3 auf 10 LANCE Sabre BON Chicago 81
trennen.
, 1893-08-24
Don ibrem OeIiebten permefIert.

Don threm OeIiebten permeHert.
Die 23jd6rige Seliie@tOens tpurbe geitcrn
Na6mitta9 bon Dem I'M &elergeiboB beS
6auieS SEQ. 500 Glarfltr, mobncnben Sta
ltener Soiepb greato burc6 eincn Sttcb in
bte linfe 8rtit icbper p%erlpunbct. 8rcato
unO ba5 Srauen3immer mo6nteu Sulammen
un6 paren in Streit gerntben. Der Sta
liener 5Og Elm Nfeiier unb brod6te ibr cine
ttefe Sttcbmun0e BET, pelcbe ber Su9e3ogene
2(r5t ais iebr 8efabrli6 erflGrte. 9reato,
ben bic 9OIt5et ais alien 3ucbtbauSpogel
fcnnt, ent5o8 itb Der Gerbaftung porldufi9
ourcb Die Slucbt.
, 1893-08-24
6met9=Officen
NbeuOblatt Der 81. Staatsz 3eitnng.

GuroIettc.
6. wiemer 3 aenOoa, @pOtbeter, ede genterse Str. unb
NortD Bart Moe.
6. s. gaTeIeE @%potbeter, AS gOrtb aue.. efe @sns,
uno 557 SeogWtdsStr, Gde Wtenpntpuee.
TuDolpb Hhobe, Apotbeter, 504 VI. @lartsStr, Gde
y. :. Tieli6er, 206 q. Marfet.9tr., SIDE Oat.9tr.
YtEbofS RAormacD. 420 &iuColu NDe.
9enrp Sd10.ltr, ApotDeter, pa &iHcOIn aoe, @fe saT.
MSm. s. &teu3e. bcutf0er Nputbefer. 1901 Belmont @pe.
Snltns w. ,3tnot, beutiDer apotbeter, @te @IDbpurH
@ps. NIB &orrotce.5tr.
u. 8. 3onte, OeutiOcr Npotbefer, 80 Oit Chicago NOe.
Ottp,9 Bborniaep Gde @lnbonrl @pe. unO Sarrobees
Str, oeutid)t Npot1ete.
6. s.. YIannitteI. Apotbeter, NuibsStr, gde 8eaeoue
8. %. meiQe. apOtbetsr, @srisbtuOOO aOs, Gde ebef-
@freb y. 9Oe, apOtDeter, s67 @beffisIb ape. nabe g0el,
liuQtpu.
5ris 8ruuboff, @pOtbefer, AIS 0it gsOrtp aOe, SIDE
6. s. 9t6'er, @pOtDeter, 146 FULLERTON ape. nabeqerrp.
aObert @OseTOn9, apOtDeter, 254 SOptOu.@tr, eds
GDos. 9. JelOtamp, aputbeter, 1927 81. gIarf.str. ede
%SSreoericf.
SPA ring & @On, NpOtbete, 9arrobees9tr, Gds glad.
boDssStr.
6. S, eIas. W%potDefer. 8s7 q. 9oIteO-@tr
@ugeu @eber, 445 u. Slarf=Str., Gfe 9tpiiOR.
u. WtorteuS, NpOtbefrr. III @eHtre=Str.
Yeter Bros. @pOtbefer. 1852 9tnroln @Ss, gde
SenrD ). Safe, NputAefer, 1913 81. Glarf.etr.
albert SorlcS, aotpbefer, 1912 8 ncoIn aos,, Gde Bel.
81. 81. aetS. GpOtBefer. 81 ot gsOrth aus, ode eIsps.
lamb &oe.
IOeftIette.
8. GbrDber, beut11er Apotbeter, 465 uno 4e7 gHiItuoufee
GDe., @Ge @btcdgp Npe.
+. 9. 2i6tenber9er & 60, 931 unb 1913 Milpaufse @p..
@cte 8iDiiion=Str.
s.. GorItens. 53l 8lue SSIanD Mpe.
SDeo. 81. Sebreu6, Apotbcter, 422 SO. IL. Str.
Gmt! 9eDren5, So Glib 9aIitebsStr, @de @anaIport
Mpeuue.
SEP. s. g8tBbad. shOweIt.eae maOiiOu. unO 5ulfteO.
StroSe.
Ser. q, Miler. @puthefsr, 1874 Miltpuufee aOe.
Geo 4pr0e5. 1873 W}arroea=Str.
9. &oembeib & 90, Mpotbeter, Gde Ban gureu= 1lub
9oIlteO Str.
W3oDeu Sros, Mpotbeter. 1885 Otil.uoufee @oe.
6. S. GlSuer, 1851 MtiIr1 aufee Noe.
s. s. 3elolpSfi, Npotbe!er, 700 Wilspoufee Moe., GCte
Gruit g8ieSel, 5l8 u. Chicago glne., Gde gouIino=str.
N~ob!esStrGbe.
y%teinbarot SoienBans, 4pOtbefer, 242 81. gortb aoe.
Gde Niblauo.
6. .. <utoluitroeu, Mpotbefer, GibpeIt.Gde 9B. 9ipi.
iipu=Str. uub 0Dguc 9lbe.
WIb. .%gnt5i9er, apotbetcr, 296 80. GiOiIiuu.etr, eds
QGnob.
Sreut q. Yerser. N~pptDefsr. 1886 WtiIpoufee glpe
@rneit u. 9d1nlts. 8loouct Bbormacp. l26-12o gRtl,
lpoutee Mpe.. Gte 5i9n3ie- nno 0esplo1ue8=Str
Z; Whae9tbon, Apotheter, 69l G3, Nortb Noc.
9itb. met!tunQ, SIS Mtinuautee Npe., @de W5hlouA Sine
1luoolpD Stangobr. 2%tpotbeter, SAL QS. 3iutlion=5tr.
Grfe 2S0ihteuou Ape.
GplB0u & 81, u. Ctr. un0 Y0uIino=Str.
j. $. Srhinef, Ipotbster, 541 Blue SSlouo Npe, Gcfe
18. ctr.
G. 3. a8puersbOrt @pOtbeter, 900 10. 21. stroBe.
giGoro 6. 5rerticn. &potbeter. 1901 80. gsorth gpe.
Gte SDerlodm Aoe.
Saul 6. 6eluenanu. 4l8 SO. 0totiion Ctr.
, 1893-08-24
Nuf Ger S6r{e

bcrridbte alcb beutc >pieoer cine gebrii6te
Sttmmlug. 2(m Wci5enmartt iptb Bet3elt
i'm Scptembertermin bon 81 ouf CO.,, i'm
0e5embertermin BON 688 auf 673.
Gnrn mQr ipeicGeno brocbtc per Septem7
BET 374(0375, per Wfoi 4OB@405.
Safer matt; bracbtc pet September 233
@23S, W}ai 29$W294.
Scbpeincfleiib i%eiter; Der September
termin bracbte $l3. O5@$-; SbmaI3
8.2O(0$-; 9ttppen $8. 000$8,15.
, 1893-08-24
9iusctcc.

Sreun6eu nnb 9etannten Die trouriQe Nohriht. bag
meiu ptelgellebter @atte uub uuier lteber Batter GGrI
Wiper nab l0ngem llnb i6uerem Sei0elI i'm Alter opu
sc Sobren uuo + 4touaten letig i'm Serru eutidlaien tft.
Die 9eer0iguu9 finoet itott am freItag. ben 25. 9uguit,
9a lbr O}Drgens, pom Srauerbauie 40 6One Ctr. uaf
Der ct. WtirbaelStirdbe uuO BON ba mad bent ct 9oni.
taciuss&trbbof I'm itiue 2getluabme bitten Die tral=
erH0eu @iutcrblie6eueu
Giilabctb @pcr, 0attiu; 9cter unb 9ominid,
S6bne; Wtario. 8o6ter; &puiia. Gdlpieger=
tobter; Sacob Meper, 9effe; Wtaria Braun,
24ao2t 9ti6te.
, 1893-08-24

6reunbeu uub 8etaunten Die trourioe 9tod1rtft, bah
meit 9eltebter 9atte uno unler Batter 8uitaU WtaId)im
I'M <er BON 81 Sabreu uno 8 Wlpnaten uod iGperem
Setoen ianft inn 3errn eltI6lofeu lit. Die 8eerot9nno
finoet 0t Som1tag, ben 26. NuQuit, y ltbr MIttaQs,
bonn SrouerbuuIe 67l sc. q. Ctr. nadb GonCoroia itatt.
Die tiefbetru6ten 9iuterbliebenen
Gnma Wt0i6in, Satin;
24092t @D00 un0 ,Splu, &iu0er.
, 1893-08-24

6reunoen uub 9etannten Die trourige gtoGri6t, boB
metu geliebter Satte uno unler Iicber Sobu 0Si elm
gSeitpbal na6 tangent I6lpereu &eloeu felIQ I'M 6erru
i'm glitter BON "a Sabren uno 2 Wtonateu e%utIDlnfen lit.
Die 8eerOtQung itnoet ltatt am 26. Nu9ult. ut l ubr
Nadbmttt0g5, pom Srauerbauie, 622 g. unipn=Str, ans.
I'm title Sbeiluobme bitten Die tief6etrt6ten oiuterblie=
benen spa 2SeitpbaI, geb. Me6er, Satin.
GEatleS, Spbu.
GDatles uno SDDanna g8eitpbaI,
23oQ2t @lteru.
, 1893-08-24
SoSessWmsei1e

Sreunbeu uu6 8etauuten Die tralrt9e 9to9=
ribt, baB lnIere gelebte @atttu NIB Wlutter
Caroline Wblgrint, 9eb. Ggebredt I'M slter
! 9%ienitag Morgen, ben p. 9u9ui, fauft unO Ieltg
I i'm 3errn euti9lafen lift. Ole 8eerbigultg fiuoet
4 ltutt am 6rettog ben 25. Au9uit, nm u u6r, pont
1 &ronerbanie, 9tp. 1017 GpbeD=Str, nod bonn
] 6rieoDOf Soreit Some. Inn title SbeilIabme
bitten Die betri6ten 6iuterblie6eneu:
$SeInttttD Wblgrin, @ntte,
23o93t nebit 8inoerrt uuO @ermanoter.
, 1893-08-24
p0eS=Mmsetac

Greltnbeu uno 8efonuteu Die trnurtqe 98odrtdt, boB
un1ere liebe 0tutter uno 9roBmutter Mi.ocIto Neie
ont %, @u9uIt, @torgeHs 4 ltbr, 9cItor6eE lit. Die De.
e%r0igung fiuOet Ireita9 Mtorgeu So lIbr pom Srauer=
bouie l26 Srborb Ctr. mad Ser ct Wi0aelStirde unb
BON ba rad benz ct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Itott. lin
title Sbeilnabme bitten Die traueru6cn 0iuterblic6eucn
Sacpb &eis, Sobn; Gotborine 8eter,
2DNter. nebit GMteln nnb lrenfeln.
, 1893-08-24
abenbblatt Der 81. Staatsz 3eituno

y. SUlUHlull, lIf4 Sldrl or.
s. u. Moore, 442 &iucoln AUe.
9Sn @otabs, ASS &incplu Qloe.
G.. 81. 9Gp. $40 2iucoI; 9toe.
GSront @aguer, 597 &iucDln MpG.
Soiepb Wtunt, TAT &incplu aos,
G.. NeabauS, $40 &tncpln Noe.
Wm. &oDIor, 1917 2incuM aos.
%. 8ettiuQ 1925 @Iorf Str.
@orber. 457 @lart CTR.
f5r0u &inbemann, 42l Glorf StH.
g.. u. 8Gr, 313 @Iort Str.
SO. u. Wpnep. 257 9lart ctr.
u. 9ermuun. 161 @Iort Str.
S. o.. Iegen, 513 @lort ctr.
8. Be9uer. 590H Start ctr.
Sa1b Bros.
q. SOppmaun, 867 Start Str.
s. Smith, 981 Glarf Str.
SSrou s. Wolter, 453 Wens Ctr
%. RutberfUro, 500 @elS Str.
Surnbuu, 545 MeQs Ctr.
sc. G. S6mibt, $50 @eQS Str.
s. SO. Slpeet, 7o7 Meas str,
Spbu Starr, 2SO @cNS Str.
y. Gurrie, 306 @eQs ctr.
6. Sieie, 34 Meas ctr.
8. 9iaer. 1863 @eaS Str.
8rutn, 119 Mels ctr.
SDbu 9ert, al Wcas Ctr.
SoHu 8udlep, 2l1 @eas ctr.
Srou 6. SpbnIpu, 276 @en5 StE
s. @aciug. 100 MeGs Str.
8. 9aaar, 1888 Wens Ctr.
6. 5eriau, 80 Meas Ctr. .
8. Neber, 1876 Sarrabee Ctr.
SOfmauu, 464 &orrabee ctr.
&. Berger, 577 2orrobce Str.
fSr0u g. Wtorgou, 225 9ioi1tDn StE
She Columbus, $40 9tptIion ctr.
6. 90. @Bite, 407h 9ipiIion Str.
g. 6. gtelipu, 334 9ioifton ctr.
6. &uSeriOu, 317 9iptliou str.
8. Wtiiler, 81 @iaDp Str.
8. ". @bmarn, 66 @iQofp Str
8. 96urteQ, 81 State Ctr.
s.. I. 2iebl. 255 @lenelouo @os.
s. S9urf, 391 Seb9pid Ctr.
so. s, WteBler. 587 Sebg,pid StE.
Ct. @neeL 1893 Sebglpif ctr.
8reuIer, 2S2 Gebetptd @tr.
SDbn Stetn, 294 Sebapid Str.
9itties, 262 Seb8tptd Str.
@. g. Yutnam, 249 @lpbuurn Mpe.
9apter, 403 @1Dbouru @oe.
S. WslB, 1923 @lDbDurn @oe.
U. 80. GdIid. "a @Ipbouru Noe.
os"Dett D'e8eb, AaS Sn'noI9 ~"
w. ~io 1''''
p~ oT uog"'"ls"' y
8. Grben, 139 @enter ctr.
Jrar Sc. &ubn, AZ Gugenie Str.
60 $50 I1c
49, ot%4.aaI az go
" '
e1SS.xtA
@""''pl'n" 90"''
@'tDl'" Pott''
S"9to" $'"
"eSs@nS go
60
no
y, @p"sIeS
y WV "+'n VI"
~ g"1I.lO' SI
= 9"tItIp" ~
II '"iS """
meS4Seitp.
@rrn 1000 81. Mnrtb sine
gochsr. 1857 81. moplemnph Sine.
WtY1nr 979 81 SoIfnr1io Mne
0npbre o3a 80 6orifor,1in Sine
11pftrrhn,5c 1135 81 GoItfnrnio SIns
grimm. 1914 mtrmoufpp SIN.
Gamma 15e3 miI>no,fpe Sine
, 1893-08-24
WruuheiGeuthnnt.

z II oertanteu: Spl1e. Die Ih az Der @rnuhrno
~ eliIer oeltidet anfeoeIunR III SlocaIifDrnien AN BE-
tDelll9erl ilne iI1 Die Der GGloHlc Q~eluQhrteu QueerppSertz
il1) 9uH}Ilgeu 9eolu9uugcn 3A3Uluenbeu .uiui6eu. m6uf,1
tag8aber i'm SGftI6e YuilOlng C5.=g9. =Gde Der MSoi11s'
HIP elartltr9Bel Simmer ytO. ~ OOriprebeu. p0cr 10
ofletlt) an =. OoeB, C. .. 81. Stnot63eitluu. nrurr
gtHr ELM Rapttal non $50 bis 700 @OllorS eIforoerGdII nnI
0llf oa8 i'm r0tenlueiie in eiuein 1aDre al beaobirr u
o0 ~ lou Nuet' NH Wo11er oug20tuIpban
, 1893-08-24

Gte Ii I: 3fei beutf6e Mdodeu, in Slide ME aud)
" allen 9ousurbeIteu beluanoert, lpiuIdeH Stcuuug,
ntb9lt9it in etnem 9auic. IS. Shape, 6150 Waboib
Nnenue.
, 1893-08-24
SteQenQeIuhe.

Me iu6t 8pr3igltfer YloIiuiit unb 4iaHiIt iu1t
" tGr Die AbenOitunoen pafenoe 8ei6dflguHg. S1era
ten; {. 113 S~taats5tg. 24ag2t
, 1893-08-24
@CmDrbctt.
MittlpOf, Mor9enS l ltbr, unier Iie6er, gutter Sat
nnD Batter
ainPE k~IoinOfnn

i'm utter BON 70 Sahren II Mtonoten. 8eerbiQun9 on
{Srettag 9tadmittag Oon 3rouerbouie, Nnr0=o0llteotr.
Smii1eu WtoriHeboipitol uub Gafe 9ietp Woiierlperte.
no9 Srocelanb. lin, title SDetluobme 6ittet Die betriIbte
9attiu &utiie Sleiuujeu,
24uo2t uebft &iuoeru.
, 1893-08-24

RerIomQt: &bdin uuO WdiGerin iii elmer fIeineH
~ S5aInilie. mo 3ipeite5 WtdO6eu gebaiteu lplro. SIter
&oDn, gteferen5eG ~oerlaugt gtat5ufragen 1910 Sits
oiaua 9lnC.
, 1893-08-24

OI- NurruDee Sfr.
92erguiigungs= unD @eiddfts=g8oqe ieoer Qrt III gor=
~ ratb Ooer ouf getelung. 2~303-2318 Gtate
StrdBe. !. Is. 9ua. 22Gg5g80i DO, lam
CNie pr06tooaften, opntommeniten mn qr6BtelG grent=
- plare Der beutideu Gfieieuopggeu III @tmeriFa 6ciikt
Die 9unoe3h9terei Samlou 81 9elia, 312 G. NoQuis
Str, Reorto, 81. Sunge 81 oerfoufen. 23aQ7t
, 1893-08-24

81 1uht Sin auit6uOiger orbeitiauer ManH fudt
~ Steue ols BARTENDER. gu erfr09en 100 gDeIsitr.
, 1893-08-24

G2erIanot: Suites 6euti9eS Wdo6eu fur algemeine
- 9musorbeit. abreiie: gOie, 685 auitiu, Sus.
24ag4t
, 1893-08-24
Rnnmnterinl.
Wf1hIirte 2ilnntrr.
&ferOe, @0gem ,c.

= II perfuufeu: 8iut9, eiu lpentg qebroud)tes sueis
~ 1iBt9es Gop=Suggp; SDelf uu0 YOIe babel.
SIG &arrubee CTR.
, 1893-08-24
SerIangt: 6ranen nnO @dOdeu.

RerlanQt: Sin gutes Ntd0fet fHr 90usorbeit
~ glaf3ufrageu ) e. @anol Ctr, I'M Saloon.
, 1893-08-24

y @fe i'll Dieier bibitben uuo bliibeuoen 0%orItQ0t.
Moier uuO Seluer in ben StroBen NM Die StroBeit q=
pfaitert. Gage Glib uuo SftfrDut. QSegeu 9reis NIB
ueiterer gustlnft ipeube man lid miJubli9 poer id5rifts
lid on ~ Ill. s.. see, 112-114 9earburn Str.
8oDcc 8uilOiuQ. 2Omi6alp
, 1893-08-24

(He II d Cine oleiuitebeube Mittfrou iu9t Stele
" oIs Sousbdlterir BET Mittluer. 849 IT, &obepitr.
5rau Sellluig.
, 1893-08-24

0erIau9t: 1906 Marreu ape. ell uettes NtQo'
~ den, nm bel olgemeiuer 9aUSarbett 81 belier.
, 1893-08-24

NerIonQt: Sin quteS &iideHmdb1eu IofOrt bel u.
~ fJriori1. Il Mabai1 9pe.
, 1893-08-24

Meiu6t: 9euti6eS Wtdo6eu iu9t Stenuug ais 3met.
" ties It0bden. 9tcoliut, 4O53 Dearborn Str.
23aQ2t
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02
A TERRIBLE STRUGGLE.
A Landlord and Tenant Fight With a knife and
Pistol al FloresyIIe.
WEST is STABBED AND COTTON is SHOT


FLoREsvILLE, Tex, Oct. 30.-A
bloody ARRAY occurred here Saturday
which may end in double tragedy.
NJ. c. West, a business man of Flores
vile, has small farm mile below
town. He has a tenant or renter
named Clarence Cotton West told
another renter to take a certain wagon
and team for his use which Cotton
had in possession. Cotton refused to
give it up aud the other man reported
it to West. West thought he would
see about it and went to the farm
armed with pistol. What language
was used between West and Cot
ton is not known, except by the
two men. Cotton drew large pocket
knife and stabbed West in the side
twice, penetrating the liver, West
drew his pistol and shot Cotton in the
arm the first shot and through the
body the second shot. Cotton fell
and West united his horse and rode
up to his house near by. Cotton has
made to the county attorney and mag
istrate what is believed to be his
dying statement, but says he will not
die. The physicians who are attend
ing West have hopes that he will live,
People outside do not believe that
either will live.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

HENDERSON, Tex, Oct. 5O.-Tho
news has reached here that Albert
Kirksey of Pine Hill was stabbed and
killed by Nathan Young, who used a
pocket-knife, 1t seems that Kirksey
had been running a "blind tiger. -
When the ladies of Pine Hill, which is
Il local option town, found out what
led to the killing they organized a
party and visited the drugstore of DIR.
Smith and found two barrels partly
filled with whisky. They took an axe
and knocked in the heads of the bar
rels and poured the contents on the
ground. Young surrendered and is
now in Jail.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

SAN ANGELO, Tex, oct. 25.-Dr. j.
NJ. Harris, postmaster of Robert Lee,
was brought to San Angelo Monday
night by Deputy United States Mar
shall Broomer and given prelim-
mary trial before United States Com
missioner Dubois. He is charged
with completely in the stage robbery
about three weeks ago. Harris bail
was fixed at $1,000, which was not fur
nished. lie was taken to Ell Paso tol
final trial.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

WACO, Tex, Oct, 3O,-A Bohemian
was burned to death in his cottage
Friday night at Tours, a village SIX
teen miles north of Waco. He was
seen to rush into his cottage and his
wife fled as if in terror. Shortly flames
burst from the roof and when the en-
tire structure was consumed the body
was seen roasting in the embers. He
was insane.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 27.-The
handsome chair car and other coaches
comprising the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe train arriving here from
Houston at $40 yesterday evening,
were dropped in the Galveston bay
while being backed out to the shops
from the depot after the passengers
had disembarked. The lookout failed
to signal the engineer.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

CoLMrsNEiL, Tex, Oct 26.-At
Mona. Hardin coonty, Monday morn
ing Eddie White the l0-year-old son
of Mill Engineer Tom White, was
thrown from a horse and killed by be-
ing dragged aboVt ,eventy-Eve yards,
in which his skull, neck and arms
mcrn hrnkcn.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

NAvAsorA, Ten, Oct, 2S.-In a dis
Yute over rent for some sugar cane
land, William Peters, negro preach
er. killed his tenant, Gus Banks, at
Cawthon, in this county. He used a
double ,barrelcd shotgun. He was ar
rested.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 27.--A'ircd
Folst, aged % years, was found dead
in his bed by his mother, who attempt
to rouse him for breakfast. He was
subject 10 attacks Of epilepsy, and the
condition OF lis body showed that he
had been seized with such an attack
during the night and smothered to
lnnth
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

Ferris. Tex, Oct. ga man
named Tom Hudson was found early
yesterday morning near the railroad
track one mile north of the depot in
an unconscious condition. His skull
vas crushed and he will die.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02
TEXAS CONVERSATIONS
A MIRROR OF RECENT OCCURRENCES.


NeCenIly III DulldS - =. IeeDlcN'
ticket broker was arrested on an
affidavit filed by A. A. Drew, cbarg-
ing him with violating the anti
scalpers law by selling Texas and
Pacific railway tickets without license
or authority of the Texas and Pacific
railroad officials. PEBBLES pleaded
guilty in the county court and was
fined $50. He surrendered all the
Texas and Pacific tickets in his pos
session and promised to 20 oSt OF the
business. Two other scalpers against
whom proceedings were about to be
instituted, agreed to deliver up their
stock and go out of the business.
The total amount of disbursements
on warrants drawn on the comptroller
out of the state revenue fund during
the year ending August 81, 1898, for
the support of the state government
institutions, courts, etc, amounted to
1924, OSS. IS, being $3.50, 432. 81 less
than the amount discussed last year
out of the revenue, being principally
caused by the amount OF state debt
taken up last year, amounting to
$243, 600. The about paid out OF the
special funds was $3,74O, 302,S0.
Receiver Snence of the Anstin
Water cornnanv has hronght snit
against the city of Austin to recover
balance ALLEGED tn he dino for sunnlv-
inc. the ritv with electric liohts The
baionco is s+o+ed at e1oG1 'Tbo .uit
is based on n contract made in 1885
when Josenb Nallo was mavor This
contract has been held nv the citv TO
be invalid and the charges OF the
water company excessive. Hence
failure and refusal to pay and this
suit.
W w.;.h. .a,,,,onoio, aeon. ~
+be Ntissorri Tonsos ''i, S reras ' saws.
az b,,.o naaai,,ad to ,I, r,or' n
,tliar +,aSn ,,,a,o,o, ~ a"r iina a.,
camo,. W. W. iii tho ~ l,,'
UniIo. .a ~ p ,,,'' I ''io FL No..
iU,o I Tort Wi, T Lorn, ,his 700, ,pII
see that the KATY has met the Rock
Island rates. just when these rates
will take effect can't say, but the
new tariffs will doubtless be put ont
at once.n
a. o.,..5. nm .... ..,,..
,,.,-iia 1o" n,,a , UoI at .,a no.o
track trying the speed of their
horses, one of the horses flew the
track and ran so near tree that the
riders leg struck the tree and was
broken about two or three inches be-
low the knee The shock also broke
ms thigh oone ano"t the mlddie,
fie turned the morse back and beat
the race before he ieIi on Inc boy
is about II years old
At Comanche, recently as the train
pulled in Mr.. Cox OF Sidney ana
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02
A GENERAL BREVIARY.
A FULL AND COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW,


been elected president of the W. C.
T. L., by vote Of 1858 out of total
$40. The other officers are: Sec
retary, Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge,
Ohio; recording secretary Mrs. l., N.
Stevens, Michigan; treasurer, Mrs.
II. NJ. Barker, North Dakota. The
official roster was completed by Mrs.
Clara Hoffman, as assistant to Mrs.
Stevens.
In reply to a complaint of the
Chinese minister at Washington, Mr..
Yang Yu, the state department has
made representations which indicate
that the United States will not accept
consular certificates as conclusive
evidence that the Chinese subjects
presenting them as merchants or
artists and therefore entitled to adj
mission to this country.
The body of Miss Sarah Trimble,
aged "a years, was found in wagon
path in the woods, near Levee, Ky
She had been shot twice, once below
the left nipple and once in the back
while she lay on the ground. A tin
type of an uncouth mountaineer was
found near the body. The ground
showed evidence of severe struggle.
At Louisville, Ky, Walter p. Shaw,
eN-deputy under Collector Scott, has
boon adjudged guilty in the United
States court of violating the civil SER
vice statute, making it unlawful for a
government employe to solicit money
Tor political purposes, The jury was
only out twenty minutes, and the in
terest manifested was intense.
Just prior to the openinr OF the
strip Arkansas CITY. Kan, did postal
business equal to that OF Il first-class
postotlice, and since that event has
done more business with the dead let
ter Office than any other city in the
union Over l2,Ooo letters were re-
Gently sent to Washington from that
Office.
Information has been received at
s sno stHle uep"r ,,i aD "s pi Ioh
.'o'ii -ni',i9te' '.O.il p9o" itio
neli9 10 vlio "'.''uy .liaU 1t rs Vi".ii'o' q"
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IN ms anilaet repp 5 hoNes a I.roi y
recolnena','iom , ,on ohe thn VI
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g.neet :, oorpS' al IN7''"" u '' =
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thompson casnIIr' anu nonau
Donald one oI tIu uirecVor9 81 uuI
Mauison oqu"ro JAIN 81 1oo vi % N n
wy NV 80 ,s' into 40 banl., :
oToirs
p..a,,.. ot +,,o co,-
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tral MtChis"u s9Eii's s',,1 IAN" H. A-,a;i
sing MICH "hion 4 49, oha i I,it ~,
mas lusv Do9n IT, " sSooo and ,no,,;na
9aise renorts as to the banks condi.
tjon
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a cablegram from Rio de JanelrC
says that the American naval com
mahuer mas ehchans1 DN viII.S on" nf tI'.
!utes WIN A'.iiii', tomit i-i ~ Wash
!hsursenU neoV' . t'Vii' 80
Ilstoh say IL 10 "iV"o"O "N'Noi IVY
Pennock and Ray, who held up TN
FRISCO 'ra'ii near ao,no' No. ta;oi ', nn
t'n'e "so, ""9 t I@eN Ia. - nriit,
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anu were e"on Sen.tHe" W i0"' 'o0'
years III Tue poAi'o'''i''S'
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-26
WINCHESTER.

The woman's Club met with Mrs. Alice
Engle last week.-Mrs. Mary Syder, or
Wells county,, is the guest of her brothers,
Rev. /. 2. and Joseph Watts. Miss Nora
Browne gave a birthday party last week..
S. Brumfield, wife and daughter India re-
turned last Thursday after a months alb
sence in Illinois and Iowa.. n. Hodson
and daughter. of Portland, Ore, have been
guests here and in Grant county for the
past few days. Miss Ida Blight, of Rich
mond, has returned home, after a visit in
this county. Misses Belle and Matte Car
ter visited their brother at Snow Hill last
Sunday....Mr and Mrs. j. :. Engle visited
the mother of Mr.. Engle, near Blooming
port, last Wednesday, it being the occasion
of her eightieth birthday. Miss Kate
K~nappenberg. of DangvilIe: N. Y. is the
Louis Bake, OF oxford. is the guest of Mrs.
c. w. Eastman and Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Browne end Anita Hendrie left Wednesday
for Washington. d. c.. where they viii
spend the winter... Prof. II. w. Bowers.
superintendent of the city schools, ana
wife entertained the teachers Friday even>
ng....A Mrs. Emma Studebaker, OF Portland.
was the guest Of Mrs. j. w. Newton the
first Of the week.. Asher Campbell and
wife, OF Lynn, visited here last Saturday.