davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-06
Seriidjte it5Gr eineu 9GusitanS aitf
cGft yset,EM prfer GDdtbaf,tteft.

q en- . ort, 6. Sanuar, llbr friib. -
3ie 2ofomotiufisbrer Der bieii9eu SObbabueu
bielteu gcitern AbenO eiue 9ebeime Serlamm.
lur9, inweldDer einausiiuno auf Der Dritteu-
NoGnue. SOdba1n" Oerabreoet morOeu eiu
fol-. 2ie 8eamteu Der @ompague baben
entipredenbe 0tasre9eln 9etroffen. lin Las
beute iriib wurben tnbe6en bic 3iise auf Der
Sed)ften ApenIea urb 9ritten 4uenuez2inie
re9elmGbig bef0reert. Die 9ofomotiufitbrer
maren auf ibren 8oifen uno ertlarteu, iie
miiBten Rtdts bon etnem ausfano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-06
SnS Scfinoem SeS nSaa.maay.
!RGMNtlfM0s.

Yitt8burg, 3D., 5. Sanuar. - Giner
9epeit1e aus GliftOnsSpriu9S, gt..D., su=
ioIge bat fid) Der .3uitano Jobu 8ellp's, 6es
betannteu 9ieiu. 2)orter YOlltiferS, anldbli1
bc8 9tntbeilS, petd)en Der Batieut nod ims
mer al ben enSuterelien Der Eammanp. Bar
tel nimmt, neuerOingS pieOer ueri6linnlert.
Dtau iiirttet, baB 0r. Sellp, rpenn er nif)t
auer 8etheih9ang oil Der Yolittt eutiagt, ME
wieber geiuu0 merben pir6. DaS &eloeu oes
Yotienten beitelt in nerp0ier @rid6pfuug uuo
SdllaIloitateit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-06
srafshl Iru a,iEsutfd,en 9pnares .

Santtago De 6 htlet 5. Sauuar. -
Der diIeniidje GcnsreB trat seifern inaItten
GROCER aufreguug 81 elmer @rtrafibuug iu-
iaulnsn. @ls Der Bra Fbent bic 0t5tuiiiou
oes Steuerseistes 81 er0ffnen oeriudte,
traneen Die &lerifalen uno Raoifalen auf
ben Sid bes @rdFOenten elm, serriiien Die
Gdrtitiaden bes SetretdrS uuS benldh=
tisten iidb Der @lrde oes Brdfoenten. 2ess
terer iuspenoirte bic Sieuns. als eS i5m
nidt selans, iida Geh6r ;u uerIdafIen. 9ente
trat Der GonsreB ani's gteue sulammen, uab
bas &eiultat Der Serhanblunsen wiro init
Spannung erDartet.
SalpQraiio, 5. Sanuar. - SIN Safe
Der @onsTes pas Steuerseiee heuts nidt on.
nimmt, 10 tperoeu bic 3olldniter, bic Yofs
dmter unb bic StaatS Seie9raphenbiireaur
morsen seialofen, Der Glienbabueertsbr
wtrb einsefelIt uno bic Boli,ei sog ben
Stabsu lurad se,ossn wsrSsu,
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Ser Uetratocs t,nS 0tftaaItett=
Warff.

@bicaso, S. Sanuar. - @ebl ftetts;
Wai;en lebbaft uno ldlos uuter ben seari.
GEN 2aseeroten-San. 82s, Sebr. s2s, Mai
Ssa; Wfais mdBig lebhaft uuo idloB etwas
niebriser-Sau. SGT, Gebr: Ssi. Wsai 3st;
Safer rs; @osssu 60; @erfe 65; 6ladsiaa.
men III; Sdmsinefsil4 $1,000; S4mall
$500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-06

Srnu S0nnefsu, in Der 9tahe BON Sans
TOM Earf. bel Omaha, gebrasta, mubueHo,
bate iid tas Sein 10 sefdbrli4 uerbrauut,
baB mebrere aer,te Die Serlesuns fir iebr
bsbenflid erfldrteu. Nuf ben Ratb elmer
Sreunoin mauote Ie pSt. Satob'S OelH on
nnS bate NIT behen Nuweubuns eiuen iol<
den griols, oaB fie balo pieper seben touute,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-06
1tMaebune ceS Mntl,gDtneieu= &c.
fckes.

anSransisco, 5. San.-gs puroe
bier in griabruns sebra4t, baB Gertififate,
pelde Die Snbaber 3ur 2anbung in ben Ser.
Staaten beredt,gen, Seitens res dinetiden
Soniuls in Yofobama, Sapau, an Gbineien
perabiol9t merben. @tnem am 10. b. Wts.
NIT Gem OampIer pSceauic" einsetroffeneu
@binelen, murbe auf @runo zines iolbeu
Certificates Die 2auouns geitattet. Die
@driitiide trasen bic llnteridrift: r8ar=
rem Green; Ser. Staaten-@eneral. .Soniul fir
Sapan."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-06
St.. &aotuaD'5
ReQu!irenne Mqsn.

SGs maatt1s &sbass uuc gaa aafabetlntttei.
goaig obr2 3Giasbhmat, elegan. nit IaBen pea
iberSosen, rarsiren ae9uIrsn, rein eH uHo tT1l3sn
oeje 4iIeu.
RaomaA's giacn sur SeiIna9 AMER Va9sn.,
ge6erz, 9eoGrmza 9iiereuz uno Sldienteloei, 5fnf'
tenitmeEbtu, aEsetitmanseI, aatit5telt &esper'
fuua, aSeroouunassioen, Dp gepiie, 0aue.iei3sH,
Riebex rInteT ei5seHtSunouuca 9dmor9olfsn uao
aller Gtorunpsn Der GinseiUetle. Jlein uegtGblt,
teiEc Spur ptH Nettar, Wirs rs.Glen o3er S26olttrn
3soguen.
Qreis: S5 Gents ots SdlahseI. Sei aGsH
NnnihaiR1a III hlhcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-06
9tu1 GnSe fretaeIprod,ett

Seriep= s tn, N.'S., 5. San. = De-
apotbetsr Nnl guoe, pelfer bier inter Der
Nntlaae Dor @eridt ftauo, ben Sob oes SRI
Wtarsaretbe Sols ueriduloet su baben, III
tem er bel Der Nnfertisung eines 8eSeptes
Wtorpbin anitatt Gbiuius in Die ar3nei mild
te, wuroe bsute Mbeno freiseiprehen. Der
Ansefla9te, uelder iid nit mehreren 6reun
ben i'm @eridts3inlnler befauo, mar 81
3branen seriibrt uno itattete ieoem Der 9s'
id,uorenen Ieinen Danf ab. @ine peltert
anfla9e peseu bes Sooes ees SRI. ead
sool,, Sdmefer bon Marsarethe, 1T nod sc:
aen ihn in Der Sdtpebe. Ssioe Shwelterr
nahmen befanntlid) Don Der Wfeoi,in etu uni
Starben ON bem uGmlid1eu Gage.
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GattixutprO t1tto SeIbffiao ORB.

etlle, 0tid., 5. Sanuar.-6ans,
Eeterient, Elm in Sionep Gownibip, ed]s..
N(eilen BON bier, anidiFser 6armer, erl9oB'
gefern ietne Srau unb iif lelbf. Seise Bile.
ben auf Der Stelle tObt. Beterien mar eir
Oiann bon so Sabren uno iOl mabuiimuts
aemeleu ieiu,
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Gin perniinftiaer Mai,or. .
@ier RettSd,ctt erfrfssSf,ett.

0tontreaI, Gue., 5. Sauiar- - s. s.
S,uimet, iein einSiser Sohu ur.s Ieine beis
ben St@ager, iGmmtlid aus Sfiuiers bes
8rairies, iino in eiuem flenen See I'M nUrSs
lifen SAaile BON Nrgeuteuil= &Ou,rts, Sen Iie
auf benz &'e su treujen ueriudte.g, ertruut
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Der QentC6e Gorre(ponoent.
Gin Sattpier pernttRt.

Yrouibeuce, 8.zS., 5. Sanuar. De,
Nrad)toampier ugtaibua" uou Der ugew
Dorf, Prouibencer 9inie" pire peruliBt. Der
lelbe ains geitern abeno BON Wem. Dort at
uno bdtte beute firth bier eintrefien loaen.
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----~---~---------- -------------------~~-~--------@
Srauo tn Sgnd1bura.

gpnd bur9, 3d., 5. Sauuur. - 6orS
& 0ioouuans 9roBe 8abadsfabrii @tparoe
bur9. elm beute Ibeno aussebroheue9 Seuer
total Serlt6rt. Der Serluit am 9ebduee uno
am 8orratb belduft fif auf $35 900. Der
Setra9 Der 8eriiderun9 iif unbefannt.
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Sin fetter gSrnfet,.

Iittsbure, Ba., 5. Sanuar. - Benz
fonsasent Grrett beSablte geltern an aleran,
Der GiIdriif in Sneiana, 3d., bic gr0bte Yeuz
iion, bic tuobl iemal8 einem ebemaltgeH 9e'
meinen Solbaten ausgesahlt wuroe. Die
&eniion nebit 0tiidiauOen belief iid] auf
$12,l51. gtldriit ift blino uno perfriippelt
rup befiuoet fltl lett oislen Sahrsn i'm ars
menbauIe.
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Or. Jtaowab's
SarIapartatan Nelolpettt,
M@~ ~~aEA NH IA. x~nx..x~nA

CUR SrtIuus troniiher srontbetten, ltropbuI0Ier,
fepbilitil4sr, erbder ODER autedenoer art. @9rons
ider Rbeumatismus, SfropbeIn, Driiienanlauel,
lung, trudenes Suiteln rebsartise &eioen, gunsens
bIuten, Dnspepiie, pdiierlges AuffoSen, 9ntes
itpomm, GeihWalite, 8ldsden, ,BiEnen, @eidp1re,
Ausidln9e i'm @efdt, ShItleioeu, @iht, gBaiSeTs
iudt, boppelte @eoer, SoibhuS, &uitr69renentBhIs,
ouns, ShninbpItt. 9arnrubr, 4ierens, Slafen.,
2ebet6eI5Deroen Il. (. 10.
fropbeIH,
anqesrbte ober BON Dem Batieneq elbft BuseBoeen.,
9e45raH gum Seil6ereid oeS ScsIapariAtaHsNas
fplneut.
IS fnO 9uren bel BerIoner,. &e pon Susenb arr
bis So 30, 80 uno 40 5abren Ia Stropbetn ltttcr,
beipir!t n0r6en ourb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-06
Gtn tntereHanter Sal ttpter Sem
GtrtIredltSs( o (SeSete,

Wta iiillon, g, 5. Sanuar. - Sobn
sSielos, Elm bieiiaer farbi9er 8arbier, erId,ien
Veute Dor benz 6idter 6ranS, neil er iid] aes
/, 7eigert bate, eillem anberen 9teger, 9faz
m ems albert @rant, Die Saare Al id,ueioeu.
81, lbs ridtete iif Dor Spei gGo9en Elm ele=
Gon tes 2ofal i'm ,@onrab s!0pue" Elm uuo
Bebe, ltete ieinen friiberen farbigen &unSeu,
Ban il ,re &unbihaft ntd)t mebr eriplnldt et,
neil il re Anmeienheit Die profitableren mel.
ZEN Nm nben oerlheuhen miiroe. Die aau,e
Neaerbe. SDlterun9 1T nun bod entrifet uno
hat Masi tabmen ergrifieu, uM 6ielos uuter
sem @ioih 'sdts.@eiete 5u belangen.
Gin eerniinftieer WaDor.
Nembor R.sS., 5. Sanuar
8pwea perlat aeFern III Der gemeiniameu
Sisuna bes ct ooratbs ieine Sabresbohhoft.
aus oerIelben eht beroor, baB bic ifdotilde
Sdulb ficl nur tHf $4,000 belGuft, mofiir
bic giuien $4S4O ldbrlid) betragen. Hlh
einiaen einleiteno, .abeu SemsStluaen beikt
as In Der Sotif,a It fol9enbermaSen: y9ie
Stabt babet Iid] f6r nld) III Stun; Spirituos
len wsroen an Mdn rqer, Srauen uno SinSer
uerfanft, uno oaS 9 taeinnelen 1T UpuIfduz
big semcraliIirt." $ Z. Boueu befir,uortet
bic @ruennuno BON s. CIpeftoren, rueld,e Sas
fir ioreen iolen, bab q. c sSttue oes Iddnolta
d)eu @iites, lueldeS unte fsoem 9famen pSpis
ritnoiea" rertauit tuirb, refine Wfal3eebrdue
nno Si1NorS treter. Ms cHil man ldJsn ben
SerfaHf bon Spirituolen 9etattet, oaun,lorge
mau and Oafiir, oaB oieielt'cH mOgli1if rein
uuo niAt bon Der Sorte iinb bic Dem Grim
Ter iidegeu SOB brin9en." De 8otitait tct
f0rmltd SenIation gemadlt.
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9tek Seine Siiraid,aft i'm sttt,.

Yittsburs, Beuni., 5. Sanuar. - Gs
nirb bier semelbet, oab Der @bicagoer Wtil=
licndr 0tilton gSeitou, pelder tiir5lit wesen
8etbeilisung on Dem iosenannten @asquels
lens auiruhr 81 Murrapsuiae Su bier Sahren
3udtbaus perurtbeilt, ieood bls su elmer
@ntite;bnns isiner appeaatlon eur9 oas
Sbergerid]t inter $15, 900 giirsidait aui
freien SUP ssiett ipuroe, auf 8atb einer
anpalte Gie Siirsidait i'm Stid selaiien bat
unb nod @iibamerita -enthobeu 1T. Dos
Sbereeridt psrparf seiterh gSefon's applt=
fation Inn einen neuen YroSeB.
Chicago, 5. Sanuar. = Oas @erii6t
iiber Die 6u6t DtiltOn 8efon's mad Glib
amerifa fiueet bier feinen @laubeu. Gin
Sphn bes Srn. gSeiton bebauptet, iein Sa'
ter babe ibm ON 3. Sanuar BON Stem Dorf
aus geidrieben, uno Der Srief babe yti1tS
enttslteu, mas anoeute. baB Der Sdreiber
nit Der abiitt umsebe, oas sanc su oers
loI;eu.
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Gine bsftise grfaltuns betlte it IN turser
3eit burh ben @ebraud pom Or. AH9uf
&6nis's r5ambur9er Sruitthse.n- Aaore'
len. SIR. $50, SiosOf= StraBe, SnS!auapos
lis, Sub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-06
Standardization,
Qlusidlldoe nno SQutleioeu

NHBTuIuYH lTIU yuNIItIOeN
aller Art beiOnoers dsoutibe pnutfranf9s an. nsys
Den gang 5uperIdiii9 alrdb eiae sur nit Raomaa'S
Sariaparilltan Gebsilt. 28lr meinen peraltat
dle, Delde ieber oaGsrsn Ie5anblun9 9egeet 5aber,
Bei a[Ien Apotheterl, @iR Dogar ole II ..lhe.
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l.eberfd,tpe,nmmaeen int e6fotbaI

Yittsburg, Ya., 5. Sanuar.- 9sOs
nonsabeIa= uno Der Ohio. 6luB iinb ourd| Die
anbaltenoeu 8eseugiiiie Der lebten 60 Stunz
ben bod anseidmOlen uno haben 8beile BON
anesbenp Gitp unb Der Sibiette iibers
Idwemmt. Das gSaifer ftsist sesenmarti9
nod bier 3ou pro Stuuoe, inoeIien ermartsr
man feineH sr0bsren Sdaben, inoenl Elm
psiteres Steisen BON iieben SUB eiatretell
mub, ebe bas @aiier bic bidter beiisoelten
Stabttbeile errei6en fauu. gu Sittanuin9
ON auesbenpfuiie fpurOe Sauhol; i'm User
the bon $4,000 fortseriiien. Der 9r0bte
Sbeil bes Stdbthens 9uboie ifeht inter
Mniier. urh ollie 2iine iinh perip1tet.
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Sr. RaDpab's
SarCdpdrilTian SeGorpent,

mfInes aus Stoten Don orserorbentlher Setlrrait
bsfsbt ipie Dies Sur ReiraSIna, Die6erberfsluns
uns Srdfd9ung bes nieoera.5Io6enen aorpere notbs
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in.t hren peri diebene uSormeu
Gfliittpfffrhrr

faites ano biBtgcs Fieber, 9ebeiIt fhr so Gents.
Gsstebt ten anoeres 6eilmittsl in Der Bet, oas 70
idnel aaerIe Seber beiIt, mosen iie pon per6orbsr
ner quit (Malaria) O6er entarteter Gale tommen,
mDsen iie Gdarahz, Nerpeniieber, Gppbus ODER
9elbes 6te6er beiBeH, oils inter 3ule6una BON
aofpGp's Billen-W WaoWap'S ReaDn ges
Itef. BttnfS9 @ents Die T5laide.
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N. N. N.
3GSmap's 2eaop 2eftef.

Die bette unS bflft9SEaee~~
SSatniiten Wsoi3in tn Oct gSssIt.
betIt nno perhmtet
Shnupfen, SHfen, rauben pals, Snfluen,a,
@ntSiinbung,. Hbenmatismus, 9terueus
meb, acpflbmers, l3abul9mer3,
@n9briiitigteit,
ut emb be dlnerb en-.
Getlt ole SdlIimmften @dbmesicu in elmer bts
bnan5l9 gdnnten. Riot cine Ztunoe uadl 9eluna
oleer aniet9e brardlt Semano Sd)meri III Ietpen.
8aopap's HeGSp 0felief 1T Elm 9eilmittel
tltrl leoen Sdmers, Seritau6uu9en, Duet.
idungeH, &iiden=, Srult. ODER @Ge.
o. berldmer3en. @S mar oas erIte
uno iit Oas etn3ise
SG)mer3en=6ctlmittel!
nelnes alSenolidlid1 Die itrethiten 5hmsrsen
ftLlt uno @Ht5itnnlEg uRo Blutanoraua linbert,
9einole, Oh nc In Der SIHge, i'm Uagen In oeu gtns
9eneloen, ben 0ytien ODER anberen Sraauen aui.
tfsten, fpenn man eS einmal auitre6t. Bel oro9ens
Der
enn9en ent3 lin oung g-
Der ir9eno elmer GntSinoUns Der tnneren Oraontu
oher Der Sdlellrb0ute ndh elmer @rfdltuua Soaere
man nitt, lon6ern Iege HaoipaS'S Rsacs Weitef
alil einem Sthd 5Ianea f6er ben uon Slutanorans
o9er Gntynnbun9 er9riifenen 2beil; otele einflbe,
aber nutame Sehanoung miro fat eoesmdl Der
@ntSnnoun9 GiHbait tbun ilnS ben Battenten beileu
uno elmer Gnoernfals itperen trantbeit porbeu9en.
gSeitere anpeilunsen fin6et man in unieren DDtree@
uoneI," NIT benen le6e 6laide einaefuideIt 1T.
yin 2lee!offe holb bis gang pol in enem bdIber
@las g1nier belt in iUcnlgen Mnuten 9rdmp5e,
SM5aaggsnlSMI:, SoS6rennens 9nrbtaa, Rubr, Sots,
GeiIenoe ullten itetS eine iSlaiCbe pom Raotpon'S
Weaen 8eitef bel iil tragen. gtlide Eropfen 6as
BON, IN 2Saer 9etbon, beu9en allen ben Srant6eiten
uno oalnt oertnapIten eeioen, Die aus oem 8ebraut
un9epo9nten &rtntnafIers entitehen, uor. gs III
Bitterer.
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Der 9sl0atGe3t.

Rep-Dorf, 5. Saunar. - 5oIgenoea
fno bie SdluBnotiruu9ea: Gelo 0iinete sa
"a Sro5ent uIS idlOB su ?! 8rOSent.-,
Stsriins= =8eGiel 4.864-4.S64 auf so &age
unS 4.894-4.59i ami Siat.-8unbe8 9blis
sationeu: S=proj. 1919, Al prog. 1925 2,4pros.
l23. - Nftien: ahamS' @rpreB LAG, Gen,
tral. .Yacific 4Sf, Gbei.sSbiO 125a, grie 2et
DO. YriOr. So, eate-Shore 88s, Ms. Gen.
trail Asst ,gtOrtb. @eitern 1885,. 80. Pricr. 1864,
W.=D. Central 1861, Stto. .WiilI. 242, DO.
Yrtor. 82t, Rittsburg l46, 9teaoins 2lb,
@odsSslano l27t, u.aioa yucific So. 8e,
aerrls slluiou 73s.
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SGjsTttuG) ttno 2ebensverlttfs at
nfr 4iifte BON Sreanii.

8ortlanb, Oregon 5. Sanuar. - 8st
6atbersgeuG in Der gtdbe BON Iltoria tet-
terte porgeitsrn eiu tleiner Shooner. Sin
WfutrOie fuurbe ans llier geiGwemmt; Der
Ielbe beriftet, baB Der Captain, Io!ute Der
Gteuermann er!runfen eieu, uno oaB bic
iibrige Munnihaft fd in bas &atelpert oeS
6ahrseusss gsftiidtet babe. Der @apltan
Der 9}ettuussfation bel Sap 6ancod slna loz
fort in eiuem Soote ab, I'm ote SdifbrilAis
gen ppm0gIid Su retteu, unb traf seitern nit
5mei 0iatr0ieu bier Elm. Gr beriAtet. eaB
auber oer Sbeuseaannten aud Der d)tnenlte
Sod bes Sabrseu9eS, eeiieu 9fame pSatrie
9ufe" mar, oerun9liidt Jet. Die Gbrl9en
,pei Watrpien wgrben, tpie ben1ertt, seret-
tet.
&audern finb Die Sabritate BON 9. gB.
Gail & Ut IN Baltimore befteus su ems
pieblen. nS6parser Reiter" Siesel. Ga
naiter"-r@riiner Bortorico" &C. iira ausr,
tannt mufersitltise Sorteu. 8eass Nate=
rial unS iorsialtiSfs 3ubereitapa FRa &C.
wahrlsttet.
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Tan perIonse urr Reowan's; nns @ lsGt ;t.E. E." w
Der Rame ,,Raewab" all stn pa1u'H P'''
(264-l
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GMS9epiie.

Tr. RaowaA's IlHen fiHa sa Set!aittsd itl
oeRs 3et6eR. Gle seesu Dem 2s29eu reie I!llt
uHo atIabiseu ibu suI 5riuiuU1 tyatr aGiIae,. Dr.
Semptone 6er SSspepiie pt!fpDiEosI aao mh
ibneH Die trantbai.2H g8lrluHsen aui oen o.33Ht5'
mus. Bran ge6rsAne ole G8Eet nlo 4aDHl4aa
uno beiolse, mas Dir III s5G4t unS @23qt" aver se'
anemfiiP IoaPu.
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2elet: .,JaIi5unn 8abr."
sfn SaS SublEfur,

Wnr It;sde cine S3siefmarts an 7r. 9nomas \
Co., Wg. So, 9eGr9saz@tgi 3sRsgoT,' tuF"5a'I
uuo gR49s."
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MEXICAN ITEMS.

John Woessner. recently appointed
United States Consul at SaltillO, is soon
to marry handsome SaltillO belle.
Sixteen thousand logs were the amount
of cedar and mahogany exported during
this season from the port of Minatitla.
Mr.. Wiechers. owner of the cotton
print factory of CerritOs in OriZava, has
set up chemical laboratory in the
factory.
At Linares, Nuevo Leon. few nights
since, party of bandits disinterred the
body of an old lady, who had recently
been buried there. They cut of her
hair and extracted the gold filling from
her decayed teeth. The ghouls placed
corn cobs in the old lady's mouth, and
left her lying on the spot where found
the next morning by the Mortified neigh
bOrs.
The oflicious customs officers on the
frontier did do it the other day in great
shape. Nine carloads of horses in tran
sit from Texas to SaltillO, were seized
at Monterey on the 4th, for alleged VIC
lation OF the customs laws. The horses
belong to the Mexican Government. and
were purchased in the United States for
cavalry service, and were destined TO
interior points. They will be released
as soon as the proper authority arrives,
but meanwhile the officers who seized
the horses do not know what to do.
They dare not let them go and they are
afraid to keep them.
A well authenticated rumor is giving
food for curious and amusing speCula-
tiOn among interested circles in the City
OF Mexico, which are commenting upon
the mysterious disappearance of prom
inent and essential member of the
Italian Opera Company with the hand
soonest chorus girl of the troupe, the lat
ter closely connected with the manage
ment. The story goes that on Thurs
day evening, while the young lady with
her connections, was quietly supping at
the COncordia, the Lochinvar in Ques-
tion passed through the cafe dressed in
the picturesque costume of = Mexican
charro, or horse man. Some few mo-
ments after the handsome chorus girl
begged to be excused for moment while
she went up stairs complaining that she
felt sick. Instead of going up stairs, so
says one of the walters, she went out of
the side door and rode Off in coach
with her charming charro. They rode
so fast that the police were unable to
get on their track, and nothing was
known of the whereabouts of the run
Always until yesterday, when letter
was received from them from Toluca,
said letter being very unsatisfactory in
its contents to the friends of the elopists.
The young lady is is years of age while
he is possibly twice that, and has wife
and two children thrown in, who dwell
under the sunny skies of Italy.
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Cakes Without Eggs.

In little book just published by the
Judson Printing Company, New York.
large number OF practical. though
novel, receipts are given for making
cakes of various kinds, from the informal
griddle-cake to the stately bride cake,
without eggs, by the use of the Royal
Baking Powder. Experienced house
keepers inform us that this custom has
already obtained large precedence over
old-fashioned methods in economical
kitchens. and that the product is fire.
quently superior to that where eggs are
used, and that less butter is also
required for shortening purposes. The
advantage is not alone in the saving eff
fected, but in the avoidance of the
trouble attendant upon securing fresh
eggs, and the annoyance of an OCCASION
al cake spoiled by the accidental intre-
duction Of an egg that has reached a
little too nearly the incubatory period.
The Royal Baking Powder also inyari-
ably insures perfectly hight. sweet, and
handsome cake, or when used for griddle
cakes to be eaten hot enables their pro-
duction 10 the shortest possible space of
time, and makes them most tender and
delicious, as well as entirely wholesome.
There is no other preparation like it.
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AMutual Agreement.

WASHINGTON, March lS.-The Senate
Committee on Finance voted TO report
favOrably upon the nomination OF anum-
Der Of internal revenue collectors, whose
predecessors had been suspended, and
are likely to report all the nominations
before It within few days. A mutual
understanding between the committee
and the Secretary of the Treasury has
been reached, covering all suspensions
from and nominations to Office which had
no fixed tenuIe. The nature of the ar
rangement was not made public, but
considerable number OF letters have re-
Gently been sent by the Secretary to the
committee In response TO an equal num-
Der Of Inquiries, and the correspondence
is still in progress. The arrangement
covers all the nominations before the
Finance Committee.
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Citation by Publication.
In the District Court of Bexar County,
No. 2IE}

III the llslflCI court OF BtAHr county,
No. 2jS3.
Annie Vanderstratten vs. August Wander
stratten.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
10 the sheriff or any Constable of BcXar
County, GREETING:
You are hereby commanded that by making
publication of this citation in some newspaper
published in the County of BeXar, once in
each week for four consecutive weeks pre-
viOus to the return day hereof, you summon
August Vanderstrattcn, whose residence is
unknown, to be and appear before the next
regular term of the District Court of BeXat
county, to be holden at the Court House
hereof In the city Of San Antonio, on the first
Monday in March next, the same being the
first day of March. AID, 1886, then and there
10 answer petition filed in said Court on the
second day of February, AID, 1886, in n suit
numbered on the Civil Docket of said Court
No. 2Js}, wherein Annie Vanderstratten Is
plainttn, and August NandcrstTattcn Is dc
PENDANT.
Plaintiff in her petition alleges that she and
defendant were lawfully married in BeNar
County, Texas, on the 10th day of April 1888
and lived happily together until the - day
of July, 1884, when defendant began to ill-treat
and abuse her: that on the -- day August
lso4, he beat, bruised and laccrated her, and
at divers and sundry times was guilty of other
excuses and cruel treatment toward her,
and that on the - day of September lSS4 he
abandoned her; that she at all times proved n
loving and afectiOnate wife. Wherefore, she
prays for decree dissOlving the bonds of
matrimony for costs and general relief.
Herein fail not, but have you before said
Court on the said first day of the next term
thereof, this writ with your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the same.
witness, George X. Dashiell, Clerk of the
District Court, of BeXar County.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court at Office in the city OF San An
IL. 81 tonic, tins third day OF February,
AID. 1856.
GEORGE II. DASHIELL,
Cl'k. ID. e. Is. e.
By VI. NTURRI, Deputy.
Issued February 3rd, A. D., lSS5.
Came TO hand March 9Th 1886, at 3:15 o'clock
p. m. and publication ordered same day in the
San Antonio LIGHT.
NAT LEWIS,
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