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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14
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Suppl, Der Satin zines 9eadteten Siir=
gers, tpel6e ieit stpOlf Sabren leioeno
mar, ermeft allgemeines SntereNe in
unlerer 8egeno. 2alien mir Serrn
&ippl lelblt ipre6en ySeit swDlf Sab
rem lit meine 6rau an @elbiu6t, 0er=
Dorgerufen bur6 @allenleioem uno un=
id9liden S6mersen i'm unterleib.
unier Sousarst NOR ipphl i'm Stanoe
bas 6allenleioen Seitmeiie gu urterbre=
den, aber Die Mageni6merssn rpuroen
lblimmer anltatt beller. ollie Meoi5i=
men, bic fiir oieie 2eioen angeprieisn
muroelt, tpuroen bon uns beriu6t, ie=
bod obne 2inoerung su i6affen bis
mir ourb 3ufall cine SlaI6e Sprni's
Nlpentrduter glutbeleber betamen.
Gpn Dem gusenblif an trat geleruns
ein uno oieie Weoisin, perbunben nit
6orni's Magenltdrter, iteute neine
Srau tpieoer polltommen fer, 10 oab
lie beute, oant 6ott, geluno uno nuns
ter 1T, wofiir mir Ollie iebr oantbar
Iino."
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Tertpegene 8anfbcrattbmna.

ssairmount, Minn., z. Oct. 3wei
masfirte auf 3weirdbern Ibenbe &du=
ber lagten beute in oas Stdot6en Sber=
bourne binein, betraten Die Yanf, er=
moroeten ben GaiIirer, iotpie einen bel
ibm ftebenoen Mann, beltiegen auf's
gtelle iDre &dOer uno fubren nit Ylib=
9eibwinoiafeit bor oen 9lugen Der ent=
Iebten Srt5bemDbner oabon.
I'M un9ef1br balb Spei llbr, beute
gta6mittag idritten 5wei Mastirte our6
ben poroeren @ingang Der 8anf gu
Dem &ailireridalter bin, riIien 3tpei
Gepolper aus Der 5al lbe, ri1tetsn lie
auf ben &ailirer Sborburn uno feuer=
ten, obmobl oieier au6 ni6t einlnal eli
ne einsise 8ewesune ma6te.
Yin einem anoeren Bult in Der 8ant
fano Der &eiienoe Ortern, oas ein=
sise Sinbernib, meldes bic &duber bon
Dem 8eloe trennte. gu6 i'm i6olien
iie einfa6 nieoer. Damn ipran9en ite
nit SlibaeI6tpinoieteit iiber oas Sc
ldnoer, tpel6es Iie bonn pulte oes Ga1=
flrers trennte, raiften auf bemlelben
$1,000 suiammen unb ltiirsten bonn
nab Dem bintcren @in9onoe Der Sanf,
on nel6em 1ie poblmeisli6 ibre 3fpei=
rdoer batten itebcn lahen, i6pangen
lid auf bieIelben ullo iaeten eiligit oa=
bon.
Sies Slaes ereignete lt6 innerbalb
BON 5tpei Minuten unb Die einSige 3eu=
gin ueni9ltens zines Sbeiles Der Gor=
gdnge mar cine 6rau, mel6e auf Der
onoern Seite Der StraBe Dem poroern
@insanse in Die Sant gegeniiberfonb
uno, our6 ben &nall Der S6lil1e auf=
merriam sema6t. bineinblitte. Die
ielbe lab au6 nod, ipie Die GGuber f6
9egen Srltern ipanOten, bas @elo su=
iammen rafften uno ent floben. Sic
5rau l6lug 10 i6nell es ibr m0alib
mar 2drm uno flint Winuten na6 Der
llntbat betanb li6 audi i6pn oas san5e
Stdot6en in miloem 9lufrubr.
g8ie es li6 berausitelte, mar S6or=
burn nod nt6t toht, poge9en ber ourds
Ser3 geldolene Orfern augenbliflitb
geitorben iein muB. 3borburn lebte
nod swei Stunoeu uno NOR in peridoie=
oene Sbeile ieines &DrperS oeI6oNen.
Sas Stdbt6en Sberbourne sdblt nur
etpas iiber 800 Ginwobuer, aber binner
faum 10 Wtinuten tparen i6on peri6ie=
oene 5rupps BON 8crfOlgern - falt
leoer Wann in Der Staot - binter ben
Gdubern Der. Sdmmtli6e 9ta6bar=
orte lino BON Dem Gorfall in GenntniB
9elebt unO Die &unOe bon Der 6eltnaD=
me Der Wtorobuben miro ieoen Wu9en=
bllf ertpartet.
9as ni6tswiirDi9e Gerbre6en ml,roe
nit bem 9an3en graoonDo zines Gren=
5eroramas ausgefiibrt uno Die @rmor=
ouns Der beioen MtQnner, bon mel9en
elmer auf Der STEELE ltarb, mar gdusli6
mutbpillig, oa Seiner BON ibnen @i=
oerltanb geleiltet bate.
9as Serbre6en finoet 1eines @leiGer
nur in bem ueberfall, ipel6en CSe|le
Sames lno Die Doun9er Sriioer oul
Die feline tueni9e Weilen n0rbli9 por
Der Stdtte Der beuti9en Sluttbat oele:
9enen Staot gtortbfielO ma6ten, po6ei
Tie ben Sailtrer nieoeri6ofen uno mi
elmer QroBen @eloiumme bapon eilten
Selle Somes uno feline Rumpane warer
aber betanntIib 5u PferOe.
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Nos. 336 and 33S connect al Wells7ilio for
Steubenville and Bellaire. NOs. 33s and g ~
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14
electric 8itterS.

electric Bitters it cine Meoisin, Die
jeberseit CUTE 9ienite leiitet, aber i'm
Na9emeinen ond oann am ebeIfen be-
n0tbist lit, ipenn uns elm anoauernbes
8efiibl Der Mattigfeit unb Miibiateit
iiberfommt, tpenn Die 2eber fridge 1T
uno mangelbaft funftionirt unb man
baber elmer anresenoen Meoisin bebarf.
Gin rc1t5eitiger @ebrau6 bes electric
Bitters bat otter einem langen uno
bielleiht gefdbrli1en bili6ien ssieber
porgebeugt. Seine anoere Mebiain 1T
fAerer fpirfenb in 3erif0rung bes Ma=
laria : Sites i'm menidliden R6rper.
&opfueb, llnperbanli9feit, gerito=
pfnng, SAminbel tpeiden bieIer Mebi=
ain. GlaiGer 81 so Gents unb 81 Bel
s. 8. Miller& Gobn, Mpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14
9iite Der itaOtii6en 8eamten.
0eneral 3ro hu I.

Sours, 8. Oct. General Sro6u,
Der Die 8ertbeioisung bon paris bis
Sur llebersabe an Die oeutlOe 9lrmee int
Sanuar 1871 leitete, 1T bier eeltorben.
2ouis Sules Sro6u muroe am IL.
M1r5 1915 au Morbiban, eilem Se=
partement Der Sreta9ne, 9eboren. ST
belu6te Die Militdri6ule 81 ct. gpr,
oann Die oes 8eneralitabes Der Nrmee.
Sm Sabre 1910 erfolste feline grnen=
nung gum lieutenant, 1843 Die 8e=
f6roeruny gum @opitGn suglei9 mur=
De er benz Stabe bes Maribals 8u=
geauo in Nloier bei9egeben. Sm Sabre
1916 ities Sro6u gum Gscaorons1ef
auf uno 1858 gum Sberitlieutenant
uno Qlbjutonten oes Mariballs Saint=
Nrnauo in Der &rim, mo- er am "a.
gtopember 1854 yrigaoeseneral puroe
uno ben Selosug bis 81 ieinem @noe
mitma6te. 9tm italieniI6en Srieoe
BON 1859 nabm er nit gussei1nuna
tbeil uno riifte gum Sipiliondr auf.
@robofficier Der @brenls9ion wuroe
Sro6u am IL. Nueult 1861, oh tpel=
0em Sage ct geraoe Is Sabre 9ienlt=
Seit nit Is @ef fehten uno elmer Ger=
munoung binter ii6 bate. 3u @noe
oes Sabres 1866 erbielter Den 9luitra9
81 militdriiben Stuoien bstrefs Der
Georgoniiatlon oes iran5OliIben Seeres
iiber mel6es er i'm fnl9enosn Sabre Die
2luflehen erregenoe grobire v9ie
fran5o1iibe Nrmee in 1867" perDhent=
libte, Die binnen Sabresiriit sebn 2tuf=
logen erlebte. 9ieie Nrbeit mar cine
ibarfe Sritit oer 9tiel'i6en 2lrmeeor9a=
niiation, auf @runo mel6er Der Gerfai=
| Ter bel SDfe, no er i6On lQn9it neeel,
ieiner orleanilt ltii6en @elinnuneen iebr
| iblebt an9ei1rieben itano, p0lig in
llnenaoe fiei. Oils oas S6ladtengiiid
in Den 9lugultta9en 1870 Dem sweiten
Soiierreibe 10 enti6ieoen Den &iifen
manote, erinnerte man IiA in ben Sui=
lerien an Sro6u unO er tpuroe gum
| @ouperneur bon Yaris uno commar=
oirenoen General GQer StreittrQfte, De-
nen Die Gert6eioigung oer SauptItaOt
oblog, ernannt.
Ser Stur5 oes GaiIerrei6 bro6t,
Sro6u on Die Spite oes neuen Ge9i:
mentes. Mon be9te in 6rantreia eroB,
Grmartun9en BON leinen tommenoer
Sbaten. Srp1u bat bieie 9offnunoer
eetduIbt, er itano trOb isiner militar
,pilleni6aftliden gefdbigune ni6t au
Der SObe ieiner Miilion. Sn YariI
mar Oas Solt i6lieBli6 10 erbittert all
ibn, oab er li6 in ben lebten Saeer
oor Dem @aifenitilitanoe nibt Offent
lib sei9en mp4te uno bel Dem 9lusfal
am l9. Sanuar iOllen feline ei9enel
Soloaten auf i'm 9ei6oien baben
Spdter purDe er in Die Nationalper
lammlung 9ewdblt uno bat bort Mitt
SUM 1871 Gelesenbeit 9enommen
feline gertbeioisung bon garis in.
bette Si6t 81 Ieben, bat aber bamit feil
Slid sebabt. ST ideute iib ni6t, il
Der SiBuns bonn Is. SUM Die bl0olin
ni9e gebauptun9 in Die Welt 81 itleu
bern, Shirt Sismarf babe nit ben ga
ritter @ommunilten unter elmer Oef
geitedt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14
s.. &. f. Grcttr5io,tctt.

Gum geiu6e Der s. 8. 3. Tair in
Seem Gomerstpwn, bonn Is. bis 16.
Sttober, miro Die s. & 90. @iienbabn
fir DIE WoreenSii9e auf ibren Statio=
men BON Spion bis uno nit Ganal Do
Der billise GrcurIiollstidets pertaufen.
Sin SpeSialsug miro am Sonnertag
Wlor9en, Is. Sttober, um z llbr bon
Cambridge na6 Sem Gomerstomn ab=
geben unb Spe5ialSiige peroen an Is.
uno 16. Nbenos 6 llbr ppn SEEM Goe
merstown na6 Cambridge abeebeu.
STIR ndbere ginselnbeitsn iebe man Die
9lnIdlassettel.
Gum Selu6e Der Lodge Free und
accepted Masons of Ohio in Gin=
cinnati miro Die s. & M. gilenbabn
am 19. Ottober grcurionstifet fir
Die &unbreiIe pertaufeu. Sielelben
lino gut bis 23. SttOber.
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&etfef Die aim0er.

Wenn &inber BON Suffen @rfdlts
,ntg nnb Group befallen fInb 70 furirt
Or. 8nlps 0uiten Sprup fIe rafh uno
flher. 0err Glmer 6. Safer, 8lans
bcn pa., fhreibt: "9Sir haben Or.
8ulps Suften Sprup fir Suften @rs
fdltun9 llnb Group 9ebraadt ut1b fans
ben i'm eine 1iher ,ptrfenoe Weebtstrt ct
1T bas bette Mittel fir ale folde 9lns
fdlle, mir balten ibn itnmer i'm 6aufe. i"
Or. 8ulps Souften SDrup miro ttt all
len 9lpctbefen fitr 25 @ents oerfauft.
0ebme fei,ten anberen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14
SsaibprciS Grcmriioncu.

Die s. 8. & ". Gilenba6n miro an
ben unten an9e0ebenen Sogen nod ben
fol9enoen Yuntten Grcurlions 5ifetS
oerfauien
9lm 10. uno 20. Sttober sum geiu=
DE Der GroBlo9e Der Treimaurer in
cincinnati. Die Sitets'lino 9iilti9 bis
%. Sttpber.
Som IA. biz. 16. Sftoper nad
Caption gum gelu6e Der 8rano Cont
manOrp Snigbt SempIars. Giiltig bis
II. Sttpber.
Tom IA. Bis 16. Sttober mad
glpria CUR Geriammlllns Der Union
Der beimii6en Srauen Miilion bon
Sbip, eiilti9 bis II. Sttober.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-14

Inter Der foreanif6en beiratbsluIti=
gen Suaeno berridt groBe Sreuoe, neil
Die am 8. October pori9en Sabres er=
moroste 9Dniein enoli9 beeroiet NOR
Den lit uno Der Soni9 nunnebr feline
Sono tpieDer elmer neuen G0nlgin rei=
hen barf. gta1 alter toreaniiber Sit=
te oarf, menn Elm G0nig leOig ooer ber=
iuitttpet, tein toreaniIbes MtQo9en eber
beiratben, als bis Der &0ni9 1i6 cine
SDnigin ertpdblt bat ; oenn Der S0ni9
tam unter ben Wdo6en oller Stdnoe
wdblen, uno tpenn ibm Elm MGo6en
niebri9en Stanoes gefGllt, 10 miro es
bon elmer bo6abeli9en familie ooop=
tirt unb oann nit Dem S0ni9 permdblt.
9ie feierli6e geitattung oer lebten GDni=
gin erfolste oesbalb 10 ipdt, neil Der
S6nig lie. Die als cine duBerlt flu9e
Srau fait Die sanSe t0nieli6e @epalt
in ibren SGnoen bate, glei6 na6 beln
Sooe anfan9s ibres t0nigli6en Sitels
our6 einen Dffentliden grlaB beraubt
uno als eine 6rau bon getp0bnli6er
Sertunft besei6net bate. Grit stpei
Monate ipdter gab er Der Sobten ibre
f0nielihe g9iirbe ipieoer uno beri6ob
alsoann nur pesen Der inneren llnru=
ben unb Der @irren am Sofe INNER
pieOer Die feierlihe Setattun9 Die
nun l6on bor fi6 9e9an9en 1T uno
our6 Die in tur5er 3elt gu ermartenoe
@rwdblung elmer neuen S0nigin oas
9anse 2ano pOn einem Oriifenoen Dip
erlDIte.
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X gti6t neniger als sc Yrosent Der
itimmberebtieten Siirger BON Milpall=
fee linO 9eutld=Qme ritaner, uno bies
lit Der gr6Bte pro5entiab bon alien
Stdoten unieres 2anoeS. 9ln speiter
Stelle tommt Soboten nit Sc YroSent,
Damn fol9t 9oOenport nit 46, 9etrpit
nit AZ, Buffalo, Cincinnati unb 6lepe=
lano nit je 40 Brosent. S}n Nep Yort,
Soleoo, Chicago, st. 2ouis uno See
mart pariirt oer Yrp5entiaB 5niI6en 36
uno 38 Sro5ent. Sn Bottom iino nod
ni6t einmal 5 YrpSent Der itimmbere6=
tioten Siir9er Seutid=slmerifoner uno
in @orceIter faum 2 grosent.
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slls ein iiheres Mittel seeen 9ers
renfungen uno dhnlide Shmer3en bat
Salpation Sel ntdt ieines 9leihen.
Srau Sranf Stuff 518 @rattot slpe.,
Detroit, Mth., fhreibt: ||Sh ses
brauhte Salpaticn Sel unb muB fdes
en baB es eit gang unerlesltdes eints
ment it; SD bate metnen SuB pers
remit unb Saloattpn Sel furtrte MIDI.
Settbem brauhe i'd, es trnmer fir
Shmer;en uno Wunoen." f." Salpaticn
Sel fpitet nur 25 @ents. &etn anoeres
Mtttel furtrt 70 rafh l1nb iider.
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QSMGlcnS @lrttifa SGibc.

Sie bette Solbe in Der g8elt fir
Sdnittwunoen, @eI6wiire, SoIsfluB,
6ieberpunDen, 9lusI6lag, aufgeipruns
gene SdnOe, 6rotbeulen, Subnerau9en
unO alle Sautausi6lGge, iopie lie be-
itimmt Sdmorr6oioen beilt. sic mirb
garantirt, Die bette 3ufrieOenbeit gu 9e=
ben, ooer oos @elO miro Suriifge9eben.
Preis 25 Gents per S6adtel bel s. 6.
Wtiller & SDhn.
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= 9GGbrpnO eines Diften 9}ebe(s ron

*@dbreno zines bi6ten 9tebels ronn=
ten am 7.October WOr9ens 5 3ii9e ner
Santa 6e=gubn Qeraoe alBerbolb Dts
gabnbOfs 9lr9entine NtO., 5uiammrn.
Sic 3iiQe fOl9ten bi6t binter einann1r.
9rei2otomotippn. spei 9oiagiermoQrn,
Elm Pullman=Shlafmu 3wei Souri=
itenwa9en, 5mei 8epdfDagen uno meb=
rcre Giebwagen tuurben 5erlt0rt. Wun=
oerborer g8eie tpuroe 9}iemano 9et6O=
tet, ObpObl bier YeriOuen lei6te &er=
lebun0en erlitten.
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BETWEEN BaYARo AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.

sDaiy. Except Sunday. Alag stop. meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 to IL 90
midnight; Light Faced from II 90 midnight to IL 90 noon
l.. T. LOREE, EA. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
5-i7-98-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare through ticketa
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running Of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-12-24
TWENTY NEGROES WOUNDED.
Serious Race Troubles Reported From
Arkansas.

Texarkana, Ark, Dec. Unreliable in
formation reaches here that a mob of
white men made an attack on the negro
employees at a saw mill at Garfield, Ark.
The whites fired on the blacks and twen-
ty negroes were wounded and left all
night without medical attention.
A highly respectable white citizen of
La Fayette county brings the informa-
ton that bloody assault was made at
Garfield, a small lumber town in that
county, on Saturday night, by mob of
white mill hands on the camp occupied
by colored laborers. The negroes were
employed by the Garfield Lumber COM
pany and notice was served on some of
them Saturday afternoon by white men
that they must leave the mill or suffer
the consequences. No attention was paid
by the negroes to the threats of the
whites, and they retired Saturday night
to their shanties, near the mill. During
the night these shanties were surround
ed by mob of white men and a volley
of shots fred into them. The negroes
jumped from their hunks and ran for the
woods, another volley being fred into
them as they ran. Twelve negroes were
brought down wounded, some of whom
will die. The mob then dispersed, and
the wounded negroes were left without
medical attention until morning. Those
of the negroes who escaped have left the
vicinity.
An almost exactly similar assault was
made on Sunday night on party of
negroes at Frostville, in the same coun-
ty, in which nine negroes were shot and
badly wounded with bird shot. The only
cause for the shooting, SO far as known,
is the determination of the whites to run
the negroes away from their work.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-12-24
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL
An Address Issued by the Association
Having the Matter in Hand.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 1.-THE Con.
federate Memorial association issued an
address announcing the securing of a
charter under the laws of Mississippi and
the selection of John G. Underwood of
Kentucky as superintendent and the
Fourth National bank of Nashville as
treasurer. The address makes an earn
est appeal to veterans, sympathizers and
friends for aid and assistance in raising
funds to erect memorial institute edi-
fee of grand proportions and architect
ural beauty. The movement is under
the auspices of the United States Con-
federate veterans; thanking Charles b.
Rouss of New York for his proffered
subscription of 500, 900 and stating that
Mr.. Rouss has in no way sought to die
tate to the board of trustees. The selec-
ton of the location of the memorial is
absolutely under the control of the trus-
tees. Appeal is made to the ladies of the
south for additional aid.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-12-24
YELLOW FEVER sCoURGE.
1t is Raging in Port-au-P rince-American
Mariners Stricken.

Philadelphia, Dec. 16.-The brig Area.
dia, Captain Fisher, which arrived here
today from Port-au-Prince via Turks is
land, where she took on board Il cargo of
salt, brings accounts of the suffering of
the natives of this pest hole from the raw
ages of yellow fever The disease is the
worst known to have prevailed for over
twelve years, and the people are dying
like sheep. 1t is impossible for the au-
thorities to treat all the cases, and the
suffering and misery wrought by the
scourge is intense. The disease has
broken out on board number of vessels
i'll the harbor, in some instances carrying
off the entire crew.
The mate of the Portland schooner
Clara II. Randall, which arrived at Port
au-Prince September 20 from Philadtl-
phia, died of yellow fever while the vessel
was at that port. Capt. Connors of the
Boston schooner Max and the steward,
whose name is not known, died Of the
fever at Port-au-Prince.
Captain Stratton of the Boston steamer
Mecosta was stricken with fever.
The country about Port-au-Prince,
which lies at the head of the bay of Co
naives, is very marshy and the climate
is very unhealthful.
Despite the fact that the Arcadia lay
in the harbor several weeks. her crew
kept well and remained healthy through
out the entire trip.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-12-24
--LATEST NEWS FROM CUBA.
SPANISH TROOPS IN PINAR DEL
RIO FIND PROVISIONS AND
STOCK.
Concentration OF CUBAN FORCES
Again Reported That Such Is the Pro
e. gram-Young Texans Leave Calves
ton to Fight for Cuba eyler's
Proposed Withdrawal Denied.

Havana, Dec. 1.-THE Rey battalion
penetrated the inmost Businesses of the
hills of Pinar del Rio on the other side
Of Castillo and Reina without being mo-
tested by the insurgents.
Gen. Obegnon is operating from the
Soroa hills to Cayajabos in the north
division of Pinar del Rio.
Brig. Gen. Velasco is at Agucate.
Hundreds of huts have been burned in
the interior of the hills and there has
been found quantity of tobacco and
rice stored and cattle grazing in the val
leJs, as well as many horses.
" is believed here that the western
and eastern bands of insurgents are
ab.ut to concentrate in Santa Clara
province.
In the engagement reported yesterday
bctwecL Col. Lara and Mayia Rodriguez
the insurgents majors Carlos. Doce and
LISTEN OF Santiago de CUBA were killed,
as were Tejedor Carlos and Anectle.
Ii Lucha publishes an editorial on the
manner in which the insurgents are ad-
v0catine their cause in other countries,
adding There are other elements of war
beside, those in the forests. War is car.
RED ON, not only with arms, but also
with other means.
La Lucna aMlauds Capt. Gen. Wey.
ler's statement in the New York World
as Il, the manner of Maceo's death, point.
ing out that it will prevent repetition
Of the story of Maceo's murder.
La Lucia also commends the state
ments made to the same effect by the
Sppnish legation in Washington as tend.
ing tn put an end to the false assertions
0f flibustprcrs.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-12-24
FROM GALVESTON TO CUBA.
A Number of Young Texans Have Gone
to Cast Their Lot With the Patriots.

Galveston, Tex, Dec. 17.-(Speclal.)-
Galveston has been the port of departure
for q number of Cuban sympathizers
They took the Mallory liners to Key
West, and from there proceed to Cuba
as the Cuban agent at Key West may
direct. There has been no armed body
of these men, but they leave here as in,
dividuals and proceed as such. They
have right to go, and there is no law
to stop them. Mr.. John Names. presi'
dent of the Galveston Cuban club, cor
roborated this last night.
EYES," he said, 'they have been going
on their own hook to- Key West for a
long time. Since the report of Maeeos
death more have gone. They hail from
the northern part of the state and the
Interior. They are all fine young fellows,
from rs to % years of age, well dressed
and active. Many of them are cowboys.
They take their own guns in gun cases
and take passage no farther that Key
West. The junta at New York does not
permit us to send out any men from
here, so we give them letters of intro,
duction to the agent at Key west, ana
he takes them in charge.
"Among those who left here were three
from Tennessee. One of them said ne
had no family ties. He had been a buSi-
ness man and claimed to be worth SoO,-
600 or 100000 He told me if it became
necessary he would give all he had Tor
Cuban liberty
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-12-24
THE GREAT HERMANN DEAD.
The Megician Died Suddenly of Heart
Disease in New York State.

Rochester, N. Y, Dec. 17.-Hermann,
the magician, died today in his private
car at Gravely, near Salamanca. He
was on his way to Bradford. The re-
mains will be forwarded to New York.
Hermann completed an engagement ut
the Lyceum theater in this city last night
and had later been entertained at the
Genesse Valley club by number of his
friends. Death was caused by heart
disease.
Prof. Hermann, whose father was a
prestidigitator, made his debut as amagi-
clan when he was but eight years of
age. 1t was a performance given by his
brother in st. Petersburg, Russia. The
little fellow performed such astonishing
feats of legerdemain that his brother
regularly engaged him and young Her.
mann Travelled as a magician all over
Europe until he was II years old In
Portugal the king decorated him, and the
King of Spain made knight of the or
der of Macehili. Hermann left his
brother after travelling six years and then
Travelled by himself. He amassed great
fortune, but lived high and spent great
deal of money.
I Herman had a theater in this city and
made New York his home. He spoke
seven languages luently and had travel
ed around the world three times. He was
naturalized in Boston in 1876.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-12-24
AN EDITOR ASSASSINATED.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 17.-Tuesday
night, at Ashland, the county seat OF
Clay county, which is twenty miles from
railway or telegraph station, J. D.
Thornton, editor of the Clay County
Advance, weekly newspaper, was sit.
ting in front of his hearthstone, surround
ed by his family, when load of buck
shot tore through the window and took
the entire top of his head off. He fell
a corpse at the feet of his mother. Thorn
ton had but recently moved to Ashland,
and it is said his paper for some time
has been making war on lawless gangs
that have been operating in the county,
and it is believed his murder is a result.
Posses are out searching for the murder
err, and if apprehended he will doubt
less be lynched. Excitement is high over
the crime
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-12-24
SEVERE NORTHWEST GALE.
North Atlantic States Visited by Very
Violent Storm.

New York. Dec. 16-The northwest
storm which struck this city about 10
o'clock last night grew in violence until
at 9 a. m. gale Of 10 miles an hour
ragged, driving snow through the air with
binding force and piling II in drifts.
The storm was the worst since 1888. AT
daylight this morning five inches of
snow had fallen and was being whirled
about by the wind. After the day wore
on the wind abated and the snowfall
diminished. At o'clock this afternoon
the sky began to clear and when night
fell the storm disappeared, moving on to
scourge New England. About 3 inches
of snow fell. The lowest temperature
reached during the storm was % degrees
above zero. Surface and elevated roads
suffered much inconvenience. Fifteen
hundred men are clearing the streets.
Ample warning Of the approach Of the
storm was given to mariners and prob
ably not much damage was done ship
ping