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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
NusIdn6Hhes.

QuSldnott d1eS.
&arlsrube. Die tabiide Wieb.
sdbluns ersab cine Berminberuns oes
BeitanbsS nm $4,000 gtld 8inbpisb,
faft ID Bro5ent sesen bas 8oriabr.
9anroocr. 5. San. Gin Dpnor
mitdttenat uurfe in 9ornboitel in Gan.
nouer ouf oos Saus pes eteisers Reie
aussefibrt. = Meniden iinb babel
nidt 81 Sdaben sefommeu.
Berlin, 3. Son. 8uei Ndnner,
cine Srau unb elm Qinb, iino felt seitern
foot in Den SiraBen NerIins a.funb.n
tporben. Sit tparen Der &Glte gum
Opfer sefaIen.
StOm, 4. San. Der ,Secoto"
beridtet. G6nis 5umbert babe iein 8rie
uaiuerm6sem im Dsirase o 100 Wils
liouen Sire BEL &oibidilb in 2onbou
biuterlest. 9.es sauSe 8erm5eeu iol
er iid aus ieinsr @iuiQ;ite eripart 30.
fen.
Berlin, 3. Son. Die 3dtte in
Ssutldlano bdlt an. Silt oefern iinb
4 Yerionen crfrorcn auf ben StraBen
| ~sefunben ppsben: Spei @dnner. cine
Jrau unb elm Riuo. - Mnin uno Gbein
fino nit oidem Gis bebedt unb Die
Sd,fffabrt 1T unterbroden.
4 Bonn, 5. Sauuar. Sier 1T DC,
auBerortertlide lInipsriitdts' BrcftTo,
Der Bbpiit. Or. 5. Sers. 9i,eftor bss
bieisen pbbiifaliideu 9aboratOriumrs
Ger namcntlid auf benz @ebiete be,
Experimental Ytpiit bubnbredenoe Or
beiteu eeliefert bat. i'm Itter BON IS
Scbrcu aus benz 2eben sei6ieoen.
Z 9oabOn, 8. San. Gs bsrrid
Deute eiu teitiser Sturm i'm engtiidel
Canal uno Der bon Dooer nod galai!
beitimmte 9ampier mar auBer StanS'
Die lleterfabrt 81 MAIDEN. &ieiis
&sGeu fdtaseH iiber ben 8romeuaoen
pier lit gouer. Ser Sturm bat Del
6ii9trbuoten BON 8amssate GROCER
5aacea suseiast.
8aris, 4. San. Die foiaeuo
3abeGe sibt Die Gurnidnittsweinpto
~ouctiOa Ger ssuanuten 2ducer in Del
leb;sn seba Sabren: 5ronfreid 6Sl
Is: 900 @oftousu. STATEN $50 900 ,OOt
span;cu 563 500. 900. DeEerreid.l lii,
aarn IA. 200. 0OO. 9euidlano $3.50
900, 9ortusal 7S,758,O0O. &ublan'
72.3o0.nOO, Serbien 6o.775O.OOo. gul
sar;en 5G,25 900. GI,fst As. 900. 600
Gumdnisu 40.5OO.OOO, @riehcnlan'
31.550,o0O, sd,usi5 22. 800, 900 GuGr
nsi.
Mudtdnh, s.. San. Der Sampfs
,,Itameba" lit aeiteru bon 9unelul
nit Na@ridies bis gum 70. Gejembe
!, einscttcifen uno bic Dffisiere berid!er
ccb Der amerifaniide @eianbts @iG,
/ enoIi6 Die large erusrt:te Nufforoe
. runs oil Die prupiiuriide &egisruus g
. ridtet babe. ab;utreteu. a6misin 9ili
. u%Ofalni bat bic BON Biuis seite(Ite
. Seoinsuuseu-alIsemelne Nnrneitie IN
Gnerfennuug Der BON ben Yrroilorilhe
! e~insesansenw Berbiublidfeiten-ans'
nomnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
II nbeI Il r.

4farfer: u@i, eli. Serr S9lsim. idlon
iuieoer einmal total betruifsn! 0u
usr9eubeFt oles i'm @irtsbaus rnb
Define Jrau unb Sinoer lsloen Sur.
ser!"
S9leim: nSa. ia! sis Wplt!
&Dtuer iucnu i9 nm per6uridte edbt,
bcr,ab tdtte ie tutoeer nir."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
Sa1ihe Nuffaiuug.

9ame Gu elmer iun9en Sral,, bic
ibrsm @ouue ielbft fodt): "Nun, ,pir
lett Sbr tenM mit%einaHoer?"
Sunse STRAIT: 80. gang gut! Wtcin
Wanu il! re4t s;ldlid) MIR bein
efien tut CT nod, ripas sc%Spungen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
81 b i hlunc G.

ct (SdriIid): ,.9eidat Dir Der Ser
l%p5untsrirg, liebe Sraut?"
S;t; sd finos i'm rsiseub! CT Il
bcE ib5Hfte Bsrlu0uussrius, bsn i'd
ie hitomuncn babe"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
Gine 2, d ter 6 d 8.

Or: n@erb.n sic mein, 2pn;ie.
uno id iperec sic burd.s 9ebeu fubren
mi einen Gnael."
sic: n9os beiBt-nidts su ellen
uno nidts ansusiebsn! 9a eart' i'd
beIteu3."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
stant Ohio, 1ofsoo.
QucnA Gpuntn.

Sluut Ouius 4uiSuUs
aucas County, S.
5ronf s. ghenrp beltw6rs, baB II
Der dlteife Yariner Der Tirma 5. s.
gbsnep & Go. III. uelde OeIddfte IN
Der stabt Eolebo, in rbengeuanmtem
Gountp unb Stante. thut. uno ta6 Re.
iaote Jirma bic Surasne BON einhunc,rt
Dollars fir iener Sail o 1atarrb
besnblen tuiro. Der burd1 ben ge5ronh
BON 6nl's Eatarrh Sur nidbt gebeilt
iperoen fam.
Sranf &. gh.n.s i Go.
t--, Beihmoren Dor mir uuo
Sieeef. unterihrieteu in me;.
t~' ner g.qennart III; 6.
Sept. u. 3. 1855.
VI. 90. Glcaion, uffeEtl Hotar.
9oa's aatarra Sur miro inn.rlid
eenomncu, uro iuirft direct aai oas
Slut unb bic ihlelm,aen Oberndtei
bes Spfems. 2a6t Gub 4euenife fre
Su!diden.
s. s. gbenep & Co.. 5oteho, ..
~ Gerfauft in aIen X~potbefen. rs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
1nldnoHhes


5 Die idpebiide Bari ,,gbriaiana"
1T seiteru @adt an Ser Goubmin. gnnf
i'm aanaI seideitert unb nit Mann
u1o @aus unterseeauseu. Sci ben
%itarfen @turm iuar es ni4t m6slid,
udbreno Der Wadt Sdife 3u brinaen
unb bente Morsen trieben Die ghiffss
trimmer on Die &ilte.
S 9tOheiter. 81. g.: 4. Suruar. Cine
&abuie unb 10 3obfentuaser brabeu
heute fritz bel Morioiu bon einem
5rndtsna los uuo idciisn ouf benz
ftarfsn @eidle raid abfpdrts in ben
Sabnbof. 100 iie NIT elmer locomotive
suiammenitieBeu. Sn Der Gabufe
ihl,eien sur Belt hrci Mdnnsr, BON
pelteu slpei tpbt tlieben uno b,r brittle
idtuer nerIet: uurSe.
S 8%arostOipn, ab., 3. Sar. Ser
Nsser 8bii. guaus. tuelder in Der
Ha6t BON Is. October b. S. Del Gam.
Depot, feds Meiler iiotid bon bis,,
eilten iGtper b%etrunfer,n Beibeu Na.
mems Sau. ben ct nod 9auie fiibren
iolte, aui eiuen Strobbauien leste uub
lid bann nod Der @obnuna besielbeu
beaab unb beifen 5nb!f Sabre altes
Sodterdeu nerseipa!ti9te, tuuroe beute
Nadmittus UNI IL lbr SIS Mmuien
bier gebdnst.
5 9sbrasfa City. Nrtr., 4. San.
&iduro @lC6s, wrlAer ton bier nod
8eftpbalen reiite, um lelue tort pOEs
nenoe Wutter 81 beiu@en. tit BON ben
oeutiden Militdrbeb6rosn fsltserom.
men uno sur Grfiauns ieiner Mll,!dr'
pfidl 9sSUunseu woroen. @lpde ba1
felt metreren Sotren in 4marifa &C.
ipobnt uno bate isi'e er;!en 9eaturat.'
lationapapiere beraus9enpmmeu..
s Chicago, 4. Sun. Guuoern:u,
aliselo seudbrt, beit Iuiudlteu por
George 8aiH!pr cine Gelesenbeit. Gil
udtitsn Saals!aG pOr i'm 81 eribei-
usn. @aintur 1T iusssn Woroes sinss
5sauen5immers gum EuSe nerurt1eiit
uhb feline Siuridtuns lit onf Zen II
Sanuar iefssfest woroen. seiac @n
ipdlie %tstduptcu, SainiOr hate elmer
9oppefsdnaer in Der $erion e;iss
Strdfings III Seras Manasns 2id So
uores, uno bieisr babe ole SrGu erl,or
Oct.
S Bet 8teias, Dio., 4. Snumr
Qeute 1T Die Gahri4t ton eiusm furdt
taren uniafle Gier einaetroffen, luetde'
lib boz eiuigcn 3asen iii Der @pbnun!
BON Gel. @rGins an SSrin9 Gree
%ereisn,te. Collins iaB ror cinein 1a
m,nieuer uno bate Elm Sd6den mi
4ufper reben Iid itebeu. gr mani ct
wns Yulusr, weld]e5 er iie su ieaa
bielt. UNI 81 brennen. in ocs Seuer mi
cls6alo elfolete cine iurAtbare Grplu
Iion. burb iuelde Collins, beliea Sral
uue bier &inoer tDotlib unb siuei anba
tie @ericncn idiuer perlebt wu,oer
Sas Dad ocs Sauiss flps in Die 2uTl
S Ranias gitp, Mo.. 5. San. Mia,
tin &eeo iuuroc beute Sormittag um
ubr &c Miuuten bier scbdngt. III
Is. September 1890 als Geeb TO
Der grbe,t beimtebrte, fsuerts er III e
mem Infalle wltbeuoer @iieriudt or
Sdiiie auf feline Jrau ab unb permur
oete oieIslbe 10 idiuer, oaB iie bnlO DC
rauf itarb. Sarauf ~feuerte &eeo cine
sdus auf iib ietbIt Oh uro Die &us'
orang in bic 9tdbs bss Ser5sEs eiI
Sisr5cbu Sage lang befarb er iid i
einem 9eidbri,aeu 3uIianoe, jeooh wu'
De er iAlleBti6 berseiteIt. steeO Wa
ELI bereiis 9%ruubaarls.r IS Sabre ait,
Neser. Gsine Hrou iua jung I'm
| ct mar duBerit eiferiIttig auf oieietb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

ssi6ts iiberseu9t railer, ais eiu Der.
iueb init GegBitts @itb !pa5el @alte
bel Sranolpunosn, Huetihunsen, Sdii
furses, Sauttrantgclten unS S6mo, rboi'
acn. Gatter Erps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
y cftrafte % onhpmi E.

@srtteibiser (sum Iuseflosten)
,28as meinen Sic. babe ih nibt fir
sic seiprodeu. ala Of sic meiu eisentI
Sobn ,pdrcn?!"
Iusettastsr: nJit tas uud) iO'r
2ump?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
SteinfrI dte.

2ebrsr: ,Welde Sriidte uennt mo n
St,infriidts?"
Gdiler: n9ie man nit Ste,nen her'
uater ,uerfcH muB."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

Benn ibr Gil 9opiDeb uEo 8erftop'
Jung leioen woat. 10 aetraudt ni6t
O,8itt'S 2itilc GarlD &iIrrs. Sat-
fer Sro3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
W q a It a b.

EriWipat (Sum 2ebrlins): n@ie
i'd ioq sic ridt gut bebanoe!t baden ?
ri. 10 anftdnSis, mie i'd sic bebanoe.e,
behaub,lt mid ia uitt einmal meine
Grau!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

Geaem @DSpebite, nebettett,
GenereS MnfftpRer, u. I. 10.
Ttefe 70 asssDtnlidsn aranftstte1 ta'
ZEN tbyen urfprung TIM @asen. DIR
Raaenfaft BAT ni6t bic sur 9efuneers
gerSauuns Ter Gpsifsn as~ttueneteen Gt'
senfhaffsn unb cine aaSeraetne S4rdts
Sts Wesens tIttt elm. Or. Muguf 30
MAS Samburser Srcrfea retateen be
aGdffe unb itelsn bic erfhlaHte Ssbe's"
fyaft uisssr Der.
Geaea 2eberleiSen.
gtii5ie Seftwerbsn befuntett Elm
xrdateit Ses ausfHetbun9s.S Organs hes
qtbtr anb nnrsselmdbtefett tn ben Sur't
fionsn Der perf6issenet sur 8earbettuts
her a~usaefenbertin SiiffSfett beftntr1ten
Draane. @enn etn 1leberfue pom @ale
I'm Siate suridbletbt, tretet biltSis BE-
f9wtrbsn auf, fpel6e f1 bur9 eelbithes
ausfkn Der Sau., u. (. No., artetaert.
ais elm Rittel sssen btefe aetbsn fnb
Or. ansuR Sonie's 9amburser 3rrpfert
auf's gHdrmle 40 ennpfeblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

GbeIide Sdrtli1feit.
Sic: ,,Du iinbeit inner Geb!ert',
Or: nSa. id babe Did aud sefnn,
oen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

Gin Gteieufdfer ais 3ederz
bitten. S5cit furSer 3eit befinoet li6
IN Dem SnfeftenbalS bcs ;oolo9ii6en
@artens lit Nonbou ein Tieieufaier aus
Gentralsafrifa. Serielbe niBt etipa
aebn 3oll III Der &6nBe uub Gilt inter
ben Ginseborencn alS oOrjii9lider Geders
bilIcn. Wtan befuuuocrt oil inn au6erz
benz bas fdillernbe Serbeuipisl ieiner
Sli9el. @eSen ieiler Seltenbeit 3abs
len Snlefteniamlnler fir ibu bcbe
Preiie. Sc lit ni9t befannt, baB irgcno
mo anberS In europa oieler 3~tieisas
fIfer III finHpn 1T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12
Swfi altssrpreaWtrn.

Sap unter ben Sarbisen bierSuIanbe
bic Relisipiitit cine srpbe &pue ipielt unb
bab es unter ibnen au6 piele tiefgliubise
unb innerli9 e%mpfnbenbe Naturen gibt,
aumal unter ben 8rebisern, lift etne bes
tannte Sbatiabe. Gbenip betannt 1T eS
aber aud, pap bic Yrebi9ten Der 9ebteren
gar su oft einen grotcsfen Gbaraftcr anz
nebmen. tSier spei 9eiipiele. gerbiirgt
lit bic glrt unb @eiie, ipie einmal Gin
ihnarser p8eperenb" ieinen 3ub6rern ben
llriprung Der @eiben ertldrt bat:
pWtcine Srieer! Sbr iebet eineu rei.
BEN damn ; CT 1T 81 ibIedt, CT lit per,
Hudt /! Sbr meroet Gub munpcru, ipie
Gptt biciem i6le6ten Wteni6en crlauben
fpnnte, auf oieie idbne Melt 81 fcmmen.
Sd mill eud iasen, mic bas gcldab. grr
LANCER, LANCER 3eit lebten bic Sfigger
Neam unb Gpa in einem id6nen 8arten ;
ba CAB es iibe &drtpielu, id6ne ganaucn
unb @cin, a6, beinabe 81 piel. Sic bait
ten apei Sbbne, Der cine bieb Satin, Der
anhere Abel. &ain f6lug ieincu Sruner
Abel tpot unS rerltedte ii6. ga tam
Gptt rpm 9imnel uub rief ,&ain, gu
benfIt wrbl, id iebe Sid nidt? Oh Sui1.
Niger, fpmm itur beraus, Gain! Gain
fam aud bcraus unb ipra6 ,Sa, Wafa,
bier bin i'd, mas piuit gu, Ma1a 2
@rtt fragte: Ssh lit 9etn 9ruber Nbel?'
ga puroe Gain ppr Shred uro Sur9t
lber unb lber peib. Sebt, Yriibcr, bic.
Jet Sain mar Der erite peiBe Meni6 !"
Gin anberer Negerseiflider ipra6 eineS
SaseS i'm Sreien uno purbe bur9 ben
&uf: u2auter !" unterbrpden. Ser far.
bige Yrebiser peritdrfte feline Stimme,
aber cine Minute barauf ert6nte baa Wcrt
p2auter" ppn Meuem. Np6 ftdrter erbpb
Der &ebner feline Gimme, 70 bab iie lber
bic gauge SeriammIung hinpegl9alte,
abcr gum britten Mole ert5nte paS pSdu'
ter j" Ser ibparSe @eiitlide idpies
eineu Mugenblid unb fubr pann fort !:
uWfitbirger! Gs wirb einit Elm Sag TOMS
men, 'rpp baS sar5e 9etriebe bieier @eIt
fill iteben miro, mo- ale ibre Hdbcr sur
Gube fpmner werben, no bic Spbdren
dufb6ren wereer, 81 rpIlen, unb ale enO.
li6en 3eitpcrioSen in Der Gruigteit auf9es
ben miiieu. Sn bieier i1redli6en Stunbe,
penn Der gcnaItige Gabriel ppn Den Sin.
men hes !Simmcls bernieberiteisen, uno
NIT einem SUB auf benz Neere, nit benz
anberen auf benz 2anbe itebeno, ieiEer
Srompete einen Son entlDden wirb, Der
in ben f%erniten @infeln Der @elt wioer.
ballt, nirb oann irgenb Gin bunosf6ttii6er
Rnrr fhreipn -Qduter Qnutprsl 2n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-12

SeSeu Wtorsen feintr ..euud. SrthxaD
Bier itcts on iSapf. Nein. ssS;qu6re uHt =
sdrren.
Sir Normsr babeu mir ,ur ::llntrnHdN
ibrer 1sterbe einsn 8rsbsT Sfau.
rl!l4S Streder Or
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
A eoDo IDEA.
For the Improvement Of City Streets Ad-
vancsd by Judge Won Rosenberg,

vanesd by Judge Won Rosenberg,
THE STATESMAN reporter dropped
in on Judge Won Rosenburg last alter
noon, ana the following conversation
was had:
"Judge, you have always advo-
waited good permanent roads, and the
country has succeeded in building
during your administration many
miles of such roads. would like to
ask you what you think would be the
cheapegt and best material that is
available in placing all the principal
streets OF Austin in tirst-class shape?n
81 have often thought of this ques-
tiou. My present idea is that Austin
in short time will be placed in such
a position that she can make all her
streets equal to that of any city in the
world -
"How is thatm
"Well, her great dam will soon be
completed, and the waters OF the Col
orado pouring through the pipes at
the head.gates, running the city's
great machinery for water works and
electric lights, The city owns a rail.
road from the dam through the city
east and west. My idea would be Tor
the city to purchase a large stone
crushing machine, which may cost
from 81 800 to s., 900, erect the same at
the dam go that it can be run by the
water power, and at the same time
30 that a railway car can be run under
it or beside it, so the crushed stone
may drop into the car,
thus saving the handling.
This would give employment to about
thirty men, or city cOnVicts, in the
quarry near by.
After the stone has been thus pre-.
pared for macadamizing work. the
same can be taken to the city by rail,
and from thence taken by the city
teams to the various streets.
The city should by all means not
dispose of her present railroad track,
and should own the dummy engine
now on the track.
The streets once macadamized thus
would cost comparatively very little
in repairing same, provided strict
ordinances are passed governing the
digging on the streets by any one, and
the repairing of same thereafter.
At the dam there is a world of rock
suitable, and no better material can
no fund i'm Travis cOnntV
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08

the West comes to its full stature is 1t
a rash speculation that ornaments
amounting to three millions of men
and national debts amounting to q
total gum Of $4,000, OOO,O may just
suffice to turn trembling scale? Even
now the competition would be serl'
ously felt were it not that the states
choose to throw away the wealth OF
their ineXhaustable resources on a
high protective tariff and the scan
dals Of their pension list' II
American reiormers do succeed
in clearing these abuses they may
strike the sword out Of OR hand by
leaving Western Europe the simple al
tentative Of deciding whether 1t Is
least disagreeable to become confed-
eral democracy or a wreck, TOR the
competition of commerce would then
become as ridiculous as arace between
medieval knight in chain armor
and battle axe ana modern probes
sional runner in fannels."
American reformers will succeed in
breaking the shackIes OF high pro-
tective tariff from the limbs Of the
young giant of the West and then,
with the markets of the world open to
our commerce, we will in very truth
make things hum.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Tragedy In Oregon.

EUGENE, Ore, March "A terrible
tragedy occurred last night at a farm
house a few miles from here. Albert
Moss and his father quarreled and
David Coleman, farmer living near
by, took sides with the father. Young
Moss went TO Coleman's house and
hogan shooting at the family. He
first attacked a married daughter Of
Coleman, shooting her twice and kill
ing her Instantly, He then shot an
other daughter through the arm and
finally attacked Coleman, whom he
shot through the abdomen, and ia,
tally injured him. Moss then went
home and blew out his bsalns.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
JUDGE CLARK.
His Arrival In the City Friday Morning
Makes the Politicians Hungry.

The Hon George Clark came in
Friday morning and registered at
the Driskill. His presence in the city
naturally occasioned some of the able
politicians to prick up their ears, but
upon this occasion they were doom d
to disappointment, for Judge Clark
was down this time on private busi-
ness and political matters were side
issue for the time at least. A STATES
MAN reporter sided up to the distin-
guisned gentleman to learn that
which might be of interest, but be had
to side off without getting that
which was 80 eagerly sought after
The judge had nothing to say on pol.
itiCs. Several thrnsts were made on
the part Of the reporter, but the Judge
smiling)y parted them and thus the
matter stood. The judge, taking adj.
vantage OF the fact that it was indie
pendence day, was little more reti-
cent than usual. His presence in the
hotel however had rather peculiar
effect on the Austin politicians. They
came around there early in the day in
order to satisfy their hunger for poIit-
ical talk, but not being satisfied in
that respect they adjourned to the
barroom and made such q savage at
tack ON the free lunch counter as to
make Charley Wesner's eyes grow as
Zig as saucers, One, two, and even
three attacks were made on the free
lunch counter by these able politi.
clans, and when they finally withdrew
the enemy was certainly vanquished.
If these aforesaid politicians are as
successful in their endeavors to whip
the able Populists at the near turn
out of the box, the world is certainly
theirs. After they had satisfied their
gastronomic propensities they with.
drew to the corridor of the hotel,
where they kept their eyes on Judge
Clark to sec that no peculiar looking
person should get in any deal ahead
of them. Nothing was the outcome OF
their careful scrutiny, however, and
they finally withdrew, leaving Judge
Clark in peace. The judge will re-
main in this city until tonight, trans
acting private business, when he will
return home.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Mob Attack a Jail.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 1.-Two hun
dred men attempted to force the Jail
at Strandsburg this morning with the
purpose OF lynching Richard Prior,
the negro who a week ago murdered
Christian Ehlers, store keeper, and
his wife, in Monroe county. The al
tack was made at o'clock, but was
repulsed by the sheriff, who held the
mob at bay until the police appeared.
The mob retired in a sullen mood and
it is feared that they will be rein.
forced and will yet succeed in break.
ing into jail and securing the muir
derer.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Killed by an Hospital Attendant

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, March 2.-T. B.
Williams, patient at Asylum No. 2,
is dead from the effects, it is alleged,
of injuries received at the hands of
w. S. Jackson. an attendant. Will
liams said Jackson had beaten him.
Examinations develope that seven of
the patients ribs were broken. jack
son said Williams had attacked him
and he was forced to throw him down,
but used no other violence. In cub
sanitation Of this statement he show
ed a discolored eye and scratches on
his throat, which he said were caused
by the patient. The coroner is in
vestigating.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Yales VARSITY Crew

New HAVEN, Conn, March 1.-The
candidates for the Yale Varsity crew
went to their training table at their
old quarters Oh Chapel street today.
Fourteen now remain: Captain John.
son, Smith, Rogers, Treadwick, Dates,
Cross, Messler, Beard, Holcomb, Arm.
strong, Knapp, Skinner, Brown and
Langacre and Graham, Love and San.
ford have been dropped. The laying
off Sanford was surprise, as he has
been regarded as a very strong man
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08

THE EXAMPLE OF BOSS MKANE.
The story of Mechanics entrance into
the penitentiary in New York, Sing
Sing, is a pathetic one. While this
man abused his authority, stuffed
ballot boxes and committed perjury
on his trial, and procured number of
ostenslbly reputable witnesses to com
init perjury in his behalf, and while
he deserves to suffer the full penalty
of the law, his fate cannot but sadden
all men, not go much on account OF
his punishment, but from the fact that
he had It in his power to do so much
good and sac lfced 1t all tor the in
diligence of n corrupt ambition. only
o few weeks ago his venerable APP
pearance graced the proceedings OF a
Sunday school, of which he was
superintendent, and as he uttered
prayers and gave out hymns there
was every appearance of sanctity
about him. What will the young who
sat under his ministrations think
of the religion he protested when
they read the account of his
reception in Sing Sing prison?
With what great respect he was re-
ceived on Sunday morning at his Sun
day school! He was there addressed
as "Mr." McKane, with all the en-
phasis on the "mister" that could con-
vey the estimation in which he was
held. The prison official said, "ls
this McKane?n in grutf and disre-
spectful tone. lie was then ordered
to disrobe. He handed his watch,
diamond ring and diamond shirt but.
tons to a deputy sheriff he knew and
asked him to take them to his home;
his money, $25, was locked up in the
prison safe, and he donned q convict
suit.
From his high place he fell like
Satan into the lower regions of pris-
on life. How miserably Inundated
he must have felt; honored as he
passed, listened to by the best people
when he spoke, and reverenced as a
holy man by the church, in moment
as ii were there were none so poor as
to do him reverence. Compelled
to obey the caprices of a
rough turnkey and subject to
more CALLING slavery than any negro
was ever subjected to in times of slav.
cry.
The moral stands out on the canvas
most prominently, and is answered in
the interrogatory most significantly:
"What does it prof. man to gain
the whole world and lose his own
soul?r Can a prison life, by high
and proud spirit, be endured by the
consolation of having ruled in any
community for years? Can a brief
life of power and luxury be enough to
console man in the silent commun-
ings of his conscience in his narrow
cell? Oh, no, no, no. One minute of
liberty restrained, one minute of the
exercise over proud man of the brief
and arrogant authority of prison of.
fetal is enough to blast and blot out
every recollection of former glories,
every recollection OF every respect
ever paid by his fellow man, and fills
his heart with remOrse, with the
worm that never dies.
One dishonest act may blast mans
whole life, while an honest life fills
mans existence with JOY and his days
and nights with peace.