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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
A GREAT succEss.
Many Went to Galveston From Tem-
nIe---Teapie n Cotton Market.

remple Tex, Aug. 2e.-CSpeclaD.--
The Santa Fe Sunday excursion 70
Galveston was quite success-ahout
bb0 people went from Temple. Two
special trains left here Saturday niKht
with about twelve coaches each ana
they were well received, The regular
train also had big crowd. the rare
The Katy also ran an excursion 10. San
Antonio. which was well patron.1cd.
The work has begun on the puetty
building on the corner Of Second and
Central avenues.
Temple Will 40 doubt be ons Oh tne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
ELEVEN Juncas sEoInED.
Roth sides Head, for the Durrant
Murder Trial.

San Francisco. Cal, Aug. 2s.-At to-
days session OF the Durrant case two
yenifemen were passed by both SIDES
and passed in, making eleven Jurors
now seleeted 10 try the case. The two
new Jurors are David Brooks, livery
man, and ]. II. Babbltt. a wagon ma
ger. As soon as one more juror - OBJ
tained the actual trial OF the case
wll begin. as the prosecution has
abandoned the plan announced some
time ago to try the case with fourteen
Jurors a. permitted In act passed by the
last Legislature. Each side now has It's
case well In hand and hard legal
battle il expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
nnALTnY AT nAoLn PASS.
Not Case of smallpox There nG
Confined In Camp Jennsr.

Eagle Pass, Tex. Aug, &c, -tspeciai.l
Letters received here from yeriouA
points IN tho United States Indicate
that there IA prevalent an opinion that
smallpox exists at Eagle Paps. Tho
facts are that there has not been a
case OF smallpox here. on account Of
the precnution taken and the thorough
vaccination OF the people. Camp Jen~
ner is four miles from here, wbsrs
tile small pox is epidemic among ths
negro coionists from Mexico, In charas
of Dr. Magruder. who has had much
experience In the marine hospital serv'
slciAns Tho number nj negro ction~
ista received at the camp from Mexicq
Il 3gg. OF these 80 have had the esnhn
pox, and 4t deaths have occurred Mp
10 date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
WHIPPED A DOCTOR.
WOMAN OF BnESHAM ADMisisTEss
THE oAsTIoATIoS.
HAD Formerly worked for Or. Bird
mes. and Ho Af,erward Wrote
Letters She objected to.

nrenham, Tex, August 2e.-(speciaD
--ThiE afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on
Main street Miss Mamie Penson pup
llciy horsewhlpped DR.. l.. NJ. Bridges;
She formerly worked in his ofiiee, ana
after she quit he wrote her nuinDer
OF letters out OF which grew the az
floulty. She carried Hix-shooier IN
one hand and large wagon wiip ~
10 take the pistol away. She was ac-
companied by the proprietor OF the
PEABODY house, X. Manglier, Who used
q cane on the doctor. while Miss Ben
son welded the whip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
LAST OF THE CONTESTS.


.alngton, Aug. 26.-Clerk Kerr
spthed and sent TO the priter the
mony IN the election case of
aan rs. Buck for one OF the seats
IN. louisiana In the next house. This
hN o. the contests In which the
eJy VIII be presented before the
.Ahg Of congress. There are four
M w, Those Of Belknap vs.. Nc
4 GhoE; Beatty VS.. Price, Louis
4 Allehell vs.. Walsh. New York;
4 \, aa,poell We. Miner, New York, in
gu the testimony has not yet
,ss.Ned, In all of these cases all
I.s,ss ~ Of the testimony was taken
&h'We time prescribed by law.
I-Aes il obligatory upon the
=. |" refer the whole matter in
IN 10 the house elections COM
In rhere are seven cases in
pfesented W"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

" authorities OF Canada have been
nhg an elaborate study OF the bsk-
ppEders sold there. The official
Eyst Of Ontario says as the result
~ Investigation that he finds the
" baking Powder far superior to
Nners" and goes so far as to
'amend its use in preference to
lther- Likewise series or over
hundred tests made by public
ssn and chemists OF prominence
sasaout the country show 1t to be
Nl cent. greater in leavening
'as'a than any OF Its competitors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
r'RE AT ooMANcHn.


IN '1 s,a; Tex. Aug. 2s.-tspecisD.
l. III st1 w. Jury returned about ten
laliiiedn sid and u NJ. Rieger were
D. 49, "a The practice OF law.
Ina '-enee OF c. NJ. Davis was
p Msg e. Insurance, $1,000.
\ Ia sshodlst are holding a pro-
|tlsus srrls,ng and have built a com
kla tr Il; lark OF Thorp Springs be-
,sre next Wednesday night.
l1tr Ia, ABUNDANT rains In the
4 Conc week and cotton Is doing
.s4fsS ,shes first bale has not
Il. a wv hpoush one was sold in De
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

waahlngton. Aug. ,5.--tspscial.i-
rciiovginE fourth-class postnAsters
were appointed today; Floydada. Floyd
county j. ID. Starke. vice w. y. Meme
see resigned; Nus. meitonc. county.
"a A, Lloyd, vice ] B. Hudson. re-
signed; oddessa. Ector county. d.
Mullen. Vice s. NJ. Falls resigned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

The Royal Baking Powder " recon-
,les an culsine in every land. It's sale
is iarger than that OF all other cream
og tartar baking powders combined.
ana IL has more friends among house
keeoerE thnn any other similar arti-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

As a.matter OF useful information II
may be stated that whenever a cook
ing receipt calls for a baking powd' :
the "Royar' should be used. The re-.
csipt viii be found TO work better and
s,,rsr. and the bread. biscuit, rolls,
cakes. dumpilngs. crusts. puddings.
crulIers or whatever made. WIN pc
cweeter. lighter. hner-fiayored. ElorN
dainty, palatahis and wholesome
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

.I ma the Royal Baking Powder
superior TO all the others in every re-
spect. il Is entirely free from Al
adulterafion and unwholesome impurf
lily. and in baking n gives on = Frentcl
voiurne ~ yeavening gas than any othei
powder. WALTER S. HAlNEs. NJ. D.,
Chemist to the Chicago Board o.
Heaith.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

For many years the government has
given its orders for Royal Baking
powder in preference 10 all others. II
being found. by official examination,
s,,pefior 10 the others In strength and
nurity. and the only baking powder
mai viii keep and retain It's strength
Ia the climates OF the various countries
10 which 1t is sent by the departments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
lILAND IN LEAD.
. boys ARE ENBRLAsTiNGLS
HUMPING THEMSELVES.
|nshoyie aud Poindexter close
tsgsther, with the Pittzburg
Hoy Close behind Them.

4. following is the count OF the
N In the Gazette's scholarship con-
| for boys as made at & o'clock p.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

swestsprings. Mo. has a base ball
nine. the members " whom ara all
brothers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-18
9er. &C..
Scuti6lan0 trtG befier fur feline
SuOaIioett Sur0ett.

9erliu, II. 0t6r3.-Sdon i,tt
Snbren baben Die IN bem bsutfdzfrauz
s0iilhsu Rriege tnoalibe unb su Sripz
peln scpOrSenen SoIbatcn, bisbcr aber
immer perssbIid periu6t, ben 8sidStn9
gu bemesen, ben 8etra9 Ser ibnen au8s
geiseten Fenlioneu 81 erb0ben. SIN
2uufe Der tommenoen lSodc psrbeu nun
Ssrtr,ter iGmmtliber beuti6sn &riegers
unO Setsranens8ereine, beren .3abl iih
auf beilGuIis $4,000 belduft, cine 8ers
IauImlung a6balten, entipredenOe Rez
IOluttonen anuebmen un0 cine Oeputaz
tiOn Oil oen &aiier l9tfen, nm ibm Die
befla9ensnertbe Gage pieler ermerbSuns
fGbi9 sepOroener 8sterunen pOr5ulteGen.
9luh an oen 8unoesratb nn0 an BEN
Reidatag rperben Die alien &rie9er cine
Oeputation abIdtfcn NIT ser gSsilung,
nm Legislative OtaBnabmen CUR Grb0s
buu9 be5 BeuitOusionbs 81 bitten.
SIM ,3uiammeuban9 biermit pcrlautet
bereits, DaB Der &alier Die gIbiht babe,
bel Gele9enbeit Der QSieocrte6r 6es Sc
burtstuses ieines @rOBoaters, be8 &aiz
iers Wtlhelm l., am nadlten 6reitag
eine 8erfiiguns gu erlaIien, meI6e cine
ausgtebigere llnterltieung Der 9Dittmen
unb gSaiien Der i'm Oeutid>fruu;Olii6en
&rlege @efallenen bejpedt.
Gin srOker So3taItften Bro3e6
becn0et.
8uoapeit, 16. Otar3.-SOr Dem
S;e9ebinergeridtsbOf lit beate Der Bro
SEP gegcn 5Obann S3ubO unb GA Sc
nolien, mel9e I'M Iprll pOrigeu 5abre5
Die BuuerureuOlte in Soo>Dte3o :Yalarz
bcIg prOuocirten, sic eIneu blutigsu Au8z
gang nabm, gum AbidluB 9eIaHgt. 26
2lugefla9te muroen 5u @efanqntB BON
Gaseu bis 5 Sabren perurtbstlt. Sn
Der gtadbaridaft BON S5e9eoin berribt
unsebeure Iufre9uus. YOli3eiz uno
TruppenabtbeIIuu9 werSeu in 8ereItz
ldaft 9ebaltsu, nm ermalge Sumulte 3u
unterbriden. 5n 9oozOtes0 iarbslp
iinO 9tadts aufriibreriide Ylatate anz
qeflebt wOrOsn, in welaen Die 8nucrn
aufseioroert ueroen, oaS llnrsdt ui9t
3u oulbeu uuo iih auf3ulebnen, um ben
al ibren 0enoi1tn ;u ueriibenOcn r9uz
iti3moro" gu RIDDEN. Iu9 in Der 0auptz
lt0Ot wurDeu dbnlids Blatute oertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-18
Sapan uHn GBina.
Die 5risbenS.9euOumd9tigteH untermegs.
- Die SuterpeutiOu Der europiiiten
glddte bon @biHa anserufen. - Die
Gnnnrsr Ar,rnn,, .-,...sr .,,atter nnr
lpQuer 0rlnQen lmmer pelter pOr.

2le SHlelpeNuoH OCT eHIppAtlujSA1
9ddte bon Gb,ua aus,rufen. - Die
Sapauer Srtugeu ymmer pelter Dor.
YOto anna, 16. DtGr3. = Der
Fremiermlniitcr 9raf 9to uno Der Wtlz
niiter 6eS 2lu8mGrtigen WtarquiS Oiatiu
1iuO nod SbImOHOiefi, Der al Der Glib
rpeftipiee Ser iapaniidcn Sauptinlel
0lppon geIegeneu Stuot, in wsl1er Die
Observation-Disclosures 5wllhen Sas
pan unO CHINA gsfHbrt perOen IOllen,
ab1erelit.
Gieu<E lin, 16. Mar5. - Sicez
SOuig Vi Sung Chang, Der 8eoOllmad<
ti9te @btna'8, pcldlcr eiueu 6riebensz
pertrag nit 5apan oereiubaren iou, tit
eeit.rn QlbenO BON Gafu, Der 6elfun9,
lpelae Die WiInouns oe8 Bsib O'6 lui1es,
an mclfem SienzEtiin lieot. bsdt, NIT
einem 0eiOlge BON 130 PsriOuen na3
Sbimonoicti ab9efabreu.
Yeter8burg g,ssI6. Mfdr5. - Der
dineliI9e Spesial@SeuoIlmGAtigte bat
Sic SutsrpeutlOn 9tu6luno's, um China
Dor cinem Serluit cOuliusntulen 2unbe5
III bewabren, erbeten. Der 8euOllmaf]z
ti9tc miro iid in gl.l6cr WtliiiOn bon
bier mad Berlin, SCnoOn uuo Barts
beeeben. Gie bier oerlautct, merben bic
8ereinlaten Staateu, 9taItcu uuO Seltz
reid nldt I'm SntsrpsntIOn angs9ungen
perbcn.
S6auqbai, 10. Ntdr3. - Die
Sapaner ideinen lib allen GrnfteS ba.
raul porsuberetten, pOn Der Salbia1el
giaOs1ong bauernbsn 8cite 81 cr9reiz
fen. Sie haben in Satplng, 6oodOw
unO Beiemo Se3irts>Serwaltnn9aamte
einqerl6tet, pelde fir Die anIngc uno
llntcrbQltuuQ BON StraBen unO gSsgen,
resclmaBigs Grbebun9 Der Steuern uno
epentueuen @riaR iiir Die BON Irmess
tpssen gema6ten Ysbensmlttels unr TOus
ra9rzGtquilitiOnen ju iOr9en babsn.
Bei Der @iuuabme BON YIn9stao,
Sem befeiti9ten 0afen uOn 9temsGbwang,
iiuo Oen Sapanern Elm dlneiiide8 Sa'
nonenboOt, 3mei Dantpfsr, etua bunOert
0l4untsn unO srOBe OtunltIOnspOrs
rdtbe in bic IoauOe gcIallen.
Gu5 9tui @bluans iinO bier 0tels
bungen sinsstrOfien, mOnaa Die 3apas
uer iowobl IN weltlldJer al8 nOrOIiher
3idtung unaufbaltiam pOrwarts brin'
gen, unter beItGnolgen @cIeaten nit
BEN Gruppen Der dtHeiiidsn @eneraIe
Suug unb 3u. Glne 0epeItle, msIde
aucroingS nod Der Seitdtigun9 bcoarf,
melOet zen ourh Stur3 pom Pierbe perz
urIaAten zoo es5 0OaitcOmmonbtrens
ten cer dineliifcu Armee in Oer Utanoz
iaur.i, @enerat8 Sun9, weldem nad
Der pcrloreuen Shlu3t BON 8tn9zY Gang
Der S5crttiebl aber ale n0rblih BON
Der @roBen Olauer 5uiummen9ejO9euen
6iueiiihen StrettfraIte iibertra9en parO
uno weldem Is gclan9, cine beliere OtSs
sipliu in Die perruttetcn dtneiilben Seer
bauIcn einsuiibren, wIe Die 9aPansr
islblt 3u9eben.
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@rupen,,,taIllf in shIeffer.

GrOppau, 16. NIar;.-5n Ser gu
Den 8elieuugen oc8 oeritOrbenen Gr5z
ber3ogs 2tlhrebt sebOri9en GOblen3s4e
ou5cncsse fanO beute cine @ruOengus>
GrplOlion ltatt, bur6 melde Die Saaat>
elnTuhrt gum Gbeil ueridbittet Wurbs.
8on ben sur .3elt Ser @rplofon on
Sd,6t b,iinoltqen 26O 0rubenurbeiz
tern iinO lm 2auie Oe5 Ga9e8 cine srOBe
2ln3abl 9erettet, BON benen IS mebr
ooer ulinocr oerleRt maren. glu@ Is
@ei9,n mproen su Gage gefOrbert. SIT
Der 8erIuit an Wtenidsultbeu audi niAt
10 grOB, ui5 bcute DtOrsen bciilrdtet
murOc, 10 3ablt oa8 llnsIIf bod gu ben
iawerlten Der leeten 3sit, beun man
qlaubt momenian, oaB ita Der 8erlult
an Wieni idenlebcn INNER nod auf fGnis
slQ belauIen meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-18
fur S25.O0
ST.. bon 6Mu,

tnr inns uno duserlide Sranfbeiten. Office tdaIih
tags. gr. III BE- Rpres Garrpllton Mpenuc.
Sq20, 12DittD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-18
shiFsfGrten

nadh une pan Gurp pa aber Sremen oBer Sasis
burg beiorSt bic
expedition oss ~ Etutidleu Gprrefponoenfen, I"
S.saD..G6e ScItimercsgtr uHS BoitzSfftcesIrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-18
Die u9lQtamee.n9lfaire.

Oiaori6, 16. OlGr3. = Sn Ser
Qeputirtcnfammer fam heUte Die yGllz
lance" "2lfiairc sur Sprude. Aui cine
be;iallde 5nttlptuauOn antnOrtete Der
O{nlter oe8 AeuBcrn @roBarb, 0aB
Die Whlouug, Der Ser. Staalen Sc
ianote Ia1lOr batte psgen oeS j, AQlonz
cez" 3mndeniall,8 @enugtbuung BON
SpQnlen perlungt, BEN GbatIaGen eut'
iprGde. Die Ser. Staaten bGtten 9Ictdz
s,ltlg oa5 Yerlangeu 9eitellt, OaB Der
amelifaniide 9anOel NIT Cuba Mint
eclt0rt piirOe. Gr bOffe. 10 ertlartc Der
Dlintit;r, OaB Ole r2talancez"9 9lfiaire
aur ireunoIldem @ege belgeIest usrOen
piiroe. Die Der. Staatcn 9te9lerung
betrudte oas 6eucrn auf Die yAlltance"
BON Selten elneS ipauliden GanOnen'
bootes I'M Sihte elmer 8erleeung Der
Erln3ipieu ocS lnternationalen 9tedt8.
Die ipuutI6e 9teQlcrung bate ibrerleIt5
eine gcuuue llnteriuhun9 oes 8orfalle8
angeoronet, unO wIroc su tr9euo elmer
Selle1uug oe8 3wtidcnTalles li4 btrelt
fiupen loIen, pOrauSseieet, oas inter-
rationale Jle5t mare wtrtlif uerlsRt
noroen unO Die @IrOe Der gtatiOn fame
utAt in 5raSe.
Der 0,putlrtc 0ia3 Moreu, Elm fris
hsrer 5lOtten >Sfii3Ier, bebauptete, oaB
ser @ommauoant Oes &anoneubo
Elm 9ledt sebabt bate, pon Der vluianz
ce" Ill pcrtau9en, oaB lie tbre 6laggc
,eige. Gr nabm audi iiir Die Spantsr
oa8 9tedt in 2lniprud, irgenO Elm 6abr'
;cug in fpanli4en @ewahsrn 5u 6uld>
luden.
Dtiniitsr Groi3arO tebnts es ab, w.lz
tsr lid iber ben 3mlidcnfau aus3uLaiz
len, bspOr er nldt euen oetalQtrteu Be
rlht iibsr lcneu Seiten8 oe5 @Omman'
Oanten bes lpaniidea aanonenbOOts,
wcldes aui rAaIauca" ieusrte, erbaIten
bate.
9Saibin9tOn, .. g., 16. Olar3.
-lle6er cen StauOpuntt, zen Sstretar
8reibam IN Der glQlancasAHaire elns
nlmmt, 9ebsn in bieitsen biplOmotllden
&reilen Die 2lnlihten aurstuanOer. SO
lptrO 9eIa9t, baB Der BON Der 4labamaz
@ommllion aufQeltallte 8ruuOiGe, auT
oeu Der Setretar i6 itiiet, nlemal8
pruFtlid anertannt moroen el. 6eruer
iOllten Die Ser. Staaten mil ibrtr 9roz
BEN &iiitenlGnge gu ausrleRt bItlen
grunOiae prOflamirsn unO ii9 Ou0ur9
Oes 0ts4tes be9ebsn, peroddti9e Sbliie
tnnerbalb Ser GreimelIcuz@jren3e 3u
0urdiu9cn. Dem Sanu9gel Gn9rO8
wiiroe baourd Gbiir uno GDOr 9eOhnet
peroen.
Sine QntmOrt auf Die SnitruttiOns'
Tcpeide Setr.tGr @rtibum's IN BEN
0clanOten 3aplOr in Oiaorib lit AUDI
bcutc nod niat cin9etrOifcn, e6eniOWcz
mig bat Der ipanilde @eiunO:e SenOr
d Wturna3a 0sn ieRnia6tlg erwarte'
ten 8erIht be5 0eueruI9Ouuernenr5
pOu Cuba crbaIten.
Der Gbef Oes gteui9ntiOns.gureaus,
@banberlln, eriu4tt beu;e osn 3ou>
in Sauannab, (Su., tele9rapblib nm
2luitlarun9 Hbsr bic angsbllae Detsns
ton oc5 Oampfcr5 ,BeOrO YabIO,"
wslder fur cine 6reibeuIersGroeOltOu
gcgcn Cuba beltimmt lem loute, uno err
belt Die 2lntmOr:, Der 0ampHr lei telz
nen Au9enblIf auigebuIteu moroea,
iOnoeru babe mad 9tepuratur Der Utn'
idlne unO Giunabme uOn ROblen ieIne
Jlclie fOrtssiest.
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YprtmeaI nuo Srafltem Ucrtra9en
fId1 lpte0cr.

9tiO Sc SaneirO, 16. OiarS.-
Die Nc9icruns bat iid beute sntihIOiz
len, Die DiplOmatliden 8c;iebnngen nit
BOrtu9al, weld)e unmtttclbar nad Der
gceten NeuOlution, neil cine 2ln3abl 9fcz
bcuen uuf pOrtu9icildlen SrIegsihfIen
3ufludt sefuuoen batt.n, ab9e5rOden
mareu. micoer ouf3upebmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-18
Ma 9euti6lanO's Seier.
Qfr 80. Gfburtstag bss AIthan3lrrs.
Bonn 8bein bis CUR @ri9ieI, bun ben
IIpen bis sur sre.
eSrenOe,tfe1ter itberaa.
Sie Gr0Hnung Des Nnrbuit see.
&anals.
Ste Stbunsch . 8 NreaBtfd1en
StaatSratbS.

(isar Den uDsutidhen GOrreipoubenttn" fpeyisa
beritet ourd Die .llneo 8res" uno Die rgieng gorcr
Aiiociirte Breiis.")
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Gs 1T Elm milb.s Ibfi6runs8nitt.l
unO Elm 9fei;mittel Iiis Die 8eroauungs:
Srsaus. 9aoura. OaB man SimmOns
2.bersR.sulator nimmt. wirb bic Ser.
oauuna b.iOrOcrt. Der &0rp.r an regel.
maBist gsbensutiie g.nOhnt unO Dor
@aGenlcioen iowleSerOuuunssbe sbeldwers
ben bepabrt.
.Wleine 5attn lit itatf an Scrfo2fung urb 6uften
ruorauf fih SdmorrlobeH einfteutcH. 9iato:m fl
felt pier Yioucteu SimmoHS' Slptr<RssUtator az;
brandt bat If Il: fan uoQiueis peoerheIse,at fl
EinRt an araIi une S0rV.ruHraa5 su."-L1. Q. = c.
per, Dt IaUare, Shio.
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Sic @rpRem &roabwaD=2QDen.
$ra hiabrs
GrSfftt % NJ 9.

gSir baben felt pielen Saben ba5 Yubltum ein-
eelaben, 3eusen Der grDfnunss- Austeaune uulerer
sribjabrs~ ~Sipptdten su eit gSir baben Dets itets
nit be StplSe setban, 1ppu ltns unere sewenbaften
unb Sfihts porenben Snitrensun9en bere6teten, urb
nit purben tet5 burb bic nertennuns unrer Seiuher
bepbnt Sn bieem Sabre Bitten mir Sie, nit erbDbten
Grlpartunsen SIT fpmmen, ba 9rpBart9e slttraftpnen
Sbrer parten. Spe5iel in pueiahett Sleiber- 6abr-
faten l1rp ferts 9emahten garberpben lit bic Gntfa=
ttns cine iberrolhenbe bieelbe entbdt pele Sipo-
tdter, >pehe bier niemals suopr 9eseist wurben. Se
inb ein9tlaben,
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-31

Bill, shepherd dog belonging to
Sheriff Sherry, of Muncie, Ind, exc
cuted a feat that was wonderful. A
couple of Migrants in Jail broke away
as crowd was being taken to the
workhouse. Sherry ran after one of
them, using his revolver, bat without
effect, and the man escaped. The Off
Ger was surprised when a policeman
marched the other one back soon after
ward. The dog had seen his master
chase one of the men and he took after
the other, who ran in an opposite direc-
tion. In the courthouse yard the dog
jumped at the mans throat, finally set
ting his teeth in the prisoners coat
and vest collar, pulling him down and
holding him. A crowd ran to the
mans rescue, thinking mad dog had
him, but policeman recognized Bill
and took the runaway back to Jail.
Bill VIII have collar presented to him
inscribed with IN account Of his ex-
ploit.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-31
AsDED PLUMB ON THE EAGLES BACK

LANDED PLUMB ON THE EAGLES BACK
skin was badly cut, and the exertion he
had put forth in the fight tried his wind
The eagle was still fresh and full Of
fight, but he was wary. Suddenly
spreading his wings, the bird rose in
the air and circled around several feet
above the dog. Mister kept his eyes on
the enemy. The eagle kept the dog
guessing as to his intentions several
ing squarely on Misters back. This
time the birds talons made close con-
nection with the dogs flesh, and before
he had time to recover from the shock
he was lifted off his feet. He struggled
to break the hold of the eagles claws,
but they held and Mister would prob
ably have been carried away and his
bones picked had not his old friend
Jude come to his rescue.
Jude is cat. She has been sort of
sister to Mister for three years. She
was curled up on the doorstep taking a
nap when the eagle attacked the dog.
Mister's yelps aroused her. She sat up,
and, being disposed to enjoy a scrim-
mage, watched the contest. She
twitched her tail nervously when the
dog was knocked down, and looked as
if she was inclined to applaud when
Mister got the birds leg between his
teeth. The cat refrained from taking
part In the affair until she saw her
canine friend lifted off the ground.
She didn't relish being robbed of her
associate and messmate. With tail
dubbed and splitting like a wildcat,
she came sailing down the lawn toward
the eagle. The bird was having hard
time Of it trying to get started with his
burden. He had been unable to get
Mister more than two feet off the
ground, but he was rising all the time.
Jude leaped in the air and landed
plumb on the eagles back. Under the
weight of the two bodies the bird fell
to the ground, and in his establishment
he released his hold on the dog. Mister
saw his opportunity, and in an instant
he held the eagle by the neck. There
was a wild Hopping of wings, shower
of flying feathers, and the eagle was
dead with broken neck.