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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-26
ss69entli&er Raritisridlt
Oefreinl, RehI n. (. m.


Seoot Sreitaq corriairt uou DER
! HERMANN STAR MILLS.
SSelSen, ,. Oualitdt. ..... g.
gsci5eH. ; Nuo1itdt. ...... -
SSciSen, 1. Gualitit. .... ~
aorn. i'll Gol6eu. u..... 81
9el9dlteS Sorn .... 40
Qdfcr- .....-.. ,.
gtehl, per 6aB, /. Qualitdt. -. 20
0ecbl, per 5nB. ,. Guoliidt. -. 20
&ornmebl, per 100 &funo. 100
Slele, per 100 Sfmo. .... 4O
SbipItuFf. per 100 @Tme. -. go
RrpSnftr
9Orriairt uun
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grarrr
Die onsesebeuen Sreile nerSen uUn Den
9dnolern nleiiteHs im 3auI6e beSnhlt.
Butter, per EfHno ......I 10 I21
Gier, per OuseHn ... III
9nbner, per Onseno ....2 90 -3 OO
GHten, per Subeno. ....2 5O-3 so
86nie, per 0mseno :. B 5O-5 90
9etrodneteSepfel, ,pcr$funo 2-24
@etrodneteRfriibe, perBfo 81
Sdrtoffeln, per 8uIbel -. 3O-40
Siuie5eln, per 8uibel. -. 3O-40
gSeiBc Sobnen, per Suihcl. 15-1 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-26

Seoct 6reita9 corriairt bon Dc,
HERMANN STAR MILLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
flats ano Rooms 90 fet.

inc the c3iv now occupying sunny apartment central
location mid like u dispose and very
favorable arrangement will be made. Address
H Q. J.. % Murray.st.. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
LTrTLE ROCK. MISSISSIPPI RIVER ASD}

LTTTLE ROCK. MISSISSIPPI RIVER ASDl
TEXAs RAILWAY
NOTICE is hereby gwen that a plan for re-.
~ organization OF said company has been prepared and
DOndhOiers and AhOders
address known Any person Interested not receVing
copY OF said plan by sending his r. D. ad-
dress 10 Joseph Kampman P. u Box 2r9. Boston, Masa
ELISHA ATKINS.
NJ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
Excursions.
A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED n LINE.
Sailing every twelve days for Venezueia A. and inc
rsiand OF Curacao afford unequaled opportunity "
those wishing make short sea voyage 70 the tropics
These American ships specially built for the trade are pro
ve with every modern appliance for the safety
& coy ort Of naSsengers round trip Is made IN four
SSseks passage Sl44 For particulars apply TO
"eSAN pOUITOE BLISS n DALLETT,
Managers, II Wal-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
GLEN SUM NIT HOTEL.

GLEN SUMMIT PENN.
ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS, 1000 feet elevation; Al, AZ
a, erant and upiaue WINTER RESORT TOBO0GANiNV
anu oenoi " j. w. ALMY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF ALLEGHENY


OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF ALLEGHENY
COUNTY, PENN Z
PrrTsBURG. PENN. November, Is, 1886 o..
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
~ THE COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY, STATE or
PENNSYLVANIA
sinking Fund Commissioners OF the County OF Ale
ghsny VI authority vested ID
them by act Of Assembly approved The md day Of aPi
ID. 1868 10 hereby notify the holders OF ALLEG HEN1
BON bonds numbered dstod follows 70 VII
REG kKED COMPROMISE BOND Number 80 and
COUPON COMPROMISE BO<DS Numbers "a, 81. 81 50
81, So So So s2 a. ~ 9s. 90 100 lOl IO2 lO5 lO
1OS lO9 ILL., l2 l3 ia llb Zj and l25. bearing dAe Oh
January st 1858 and maturing January lst 1913 VIII ne
upon AZ The ONCE O the County Controller
PttsDurg- Pennsy wanna until the let d4y OF January
1851 az which date ali shall cease upon said
BondA
JOSIAH SPEER,
heciy. sinking Fund Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given that
~ No 5095 for hundred IOOl shares OF
the stock Union Pacific Railway lOnpany
OF Hery Faruam dated April Ii. 1883 lie
stroyea that appc2tion wall sAd Company ~
issue a Lou OF the destroyed
persons cautioned against the Of said Loaf
Certificate. tHAhLES IL. fAkNAM
Executor OF Henry Farnam. deceased
Dated this 9Th day OF November. ls56.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
7 AXE ERIE AND WESTERN R. r.

Meeting OF the signed the agreement OF
Bopdholders OF the LAKE kRIE AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY dated February l. 1885 under which me
undersigned appointed Commeel called 10 be held
al the once MI GEORGE r. STON T. AT No. 8! Nalst;
Nev-YOrk CITY. on THURSDAY. DECkMBER2. 1885 ar ii
O'Clock In relation 20 the Bond. belonging
parties deposited sail agreement and III relation
making ngenents enable the purchase Of me
morgsged property the approaching foreclosure sale thereof
generally FOR the protection mortgage
LOCUS G. ASHLEY,
HENRY X. SHELDON.
FREDERICK ID. IAPPEN,
+ h STONE.
GEORGE W. PARSONS,
Committee
Now.York Nov &c, 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

COFFIN g. STANTON, BANKERS, 10, II
- and y Mortimer Building. Waist, will pay interest on
~ December l.
MALAYSIA COUNTY, IOWA,
Funding 81.
CITY OF OOANsPORr, INDIANA
Refunding IS
CITY OF MUNCIE, INDIANA.
Returning IS.
CITY OF MARTINsVILLE INDIANA,
Municipal S.
CITY OF DIES MONIES, IOWA,
Fundng1s.
Principal and interest
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA,
Municipal Is
December IA
HAMILTON COUNTY INDIANA,
nd Go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
THE TeCHNIPHONE COMPANY,

THE TECHNIP HONE COMPANY,
Organized under the laws Of the Stae OF New YORK CAP
ia 800 600. FULL~PAID AND uNAS5khsAbLE
AA-' HAVE AUTHORIZED THE SALE
"A aron OF the trusecd stock the funds u 10 applied In
National manufacturing tocnn phones
49,. sss demand. and doneaIc
PRICE. IS PER SHARE PAkS
Parties wishing win apply ELMER " NIL VI IN
person al the Techniphoue Warefooms
oEoRoE n WILCOX, TreAsurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN RY. CO.
STOCKHOLDERS ASSESSMENT.

Company ready receive the assess
upon stock Of the resolution OF the
Board Of Directors Of Nov. 30 1885.
Payment he made before Dec. L. 1885 Immedi-
ats acton and support the part OF the stockhoderss
required protect their interests
COMES Of the RESOLUTION may be had OF the Trust Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
THE CoRElN BANKING COMPANY
us Broadway.
Seven Per Cent Net to Investors
Payable IN New York.

Payable IN Network.
srcrRED BY FIRST MORTGAGES UPON IN
TfIiETY YEARS EXPERIENCE s2j,0o0.OoO NEgO-
TTATFD REPRESENTED BY MORE THAN 4O'ODo
TnE SAFEST AND BEST SECURITIES ~ THE
WRITE OR APPLY FOR PARTICULARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
financial.
financial.
100000
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
RAILWAY co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT BONDS,
DUE 1881.
PRINCIPAL. AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
COUPONS PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY.

DEC !. 1898.
Bonds secured by mortgage to the UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY OF wYoRK, TRUSTEE, dated
July l. 1881.
Tho proceeds applicable only for the con-
equipment OF about ls5 miles OF new railroad
including very important from Fort Smith, Arkansas
to Texas.
On these new Ines upon $50 miles Of railroad pre-
vousy built equipped and upon large amount OF ad
dtcna rolling stock the general mortgage Is tbs first Lien
II also the drst lien upon large quantity Of real estate
ST. Louia costing nearly million dollars and now worth
very much more The Companys ST. Louis Extension 'a'o
under this general morgage and its property there acquired
for terminals cost FIVE million dollars
The mortgage "a besides general Lien the conpanys
sv.tem Of roads and upon all property suec 20 prior
liens.
bonded Indebtedness Is paid ami such liens dis
charged those general mortgage bonds become fisi
CHARGE on the properties
NO MORE BON DIS can be issued under the s3oooo'ooo
general mortgage to the amount reserved ana set
aside to take up provide for prior lien bonds
Bonds are issued denomination OF s10o9 each with
provisions for egstration viii be ready for delivery
about January l.
Previous 900 per cent general
mortgage boEds.
Present. 100000 per cent general
mortgage bonds.
>co,, -a..rva5 1921. 900 against prior Lien
bonds.
Total .........-........ sSO,oOO,ooo
Estimated Results Of Operation OF Roads OF the Conn
pany for the year 1886
Mileage average daring the year)....- eII Ne
Gross earnings st'eoo'ooo
Operating expenses |,iV|,oVV
sa7s3,OOO
Taxes and improvements. ............ 10000
s2,s43,ooO
Interest charge. sinking fund rentals,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1S9o,OoO
Surplus. c|oo,"oo
Since company has paid eleven consecutive dvi'
dends THE rate of per cent per annum on It's nrs pre-
ferred stock This stock Is now selling at III.
A simultaneous EN- ission will be made In
BERLIN BY THE BERLINER HANDLES CEsELL-
sCHAFT.
HAMBURG BY TIE vEREINsBANK.
BREMEN By MEssRs j. SCHULTZ & wOLDE.
thus securing for these bonds international market
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE BONDS WILL BE RE.
cEIvED BY THE UNDERSIGNED AT THE PRICE OF
| % 1-2 AND ACCRUED INTEREST. TIE RIGHT
BEING RESERVED TO ADVANCE THE PRICE
WITHOUT EoTrcE, AND To REDUCE OR REJECT
| ALL APPLICATIONS rendered
], 6 ". SELlGMAN g co.,
NETWORK.
KlDnER pEkRnDY q CO..
BOSTON.
MARIETTA & NORTH GEORGIA +. K. co
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS
This being closed within less than $IOOOoO tn
| price Is advanced 1922 and interest
B0ODY, MCCLELLAN & co.
80 BROADWAY. NETWORK
! NOTICE. To the holders of the outstanding
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

pie Der aaIibiinger, oas i6pefeGianre &alt
uno bas @biortaliunt, iinb fir Die DuH5
eul1g bon Ga6atsfeLoern ni6t geeIg1et, neil
ite eb:n 81 pisl @blOr entbaltsn.: Sa 1sles
rer :3eit freili9 fOmmt cine i6peieliaare
&~aiimaanefia i'm !9anoeI Dor, tpeI6e lto
ais Gab%utsOlnssr iebr gut gu el9nel1
i6eiut, ba bieielbe bet 40-54 0nnoerttRets
len l6lpefeIiaurem Rdlt u 13-3 9uHS
Derttbeile Gblor entbGlt.
Som Stidfoff : In Sorm BON Saube,
Gbiltialpeter u1O a1oeren Immonlatlal3eu
purbe bereits auge8e6en, paB er, tn
aroBer W2ense angetpenDet, bic 9teife per3Os
0ert unb baour1 Die 8erbrennlt6tett pes
$abats perminbern faun. IS lhetHt 1ls
belien, baB einseIne StifItoHosrbtnoungeH,
ute Iie 4. 3. i'm QbtrittSOilnger, i'm 98ouz
itaub &c. borfommen, bic 8erbrenrltDtetf
oes Sabafs un.nittelbar DermtnDern uto
ben idlehten Scrub erbobe1. Wsan mug
oLio ou9 aus oieiem @runoe ods Oungen
nit Nbtrittsbiiuger at gabat unterlallsn
uno aud BEL Der N%nuenbung bon @olltaub
DorIiGtig iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
@erbeMerama asrsnaen Suffers.

Sn 3eitelt, penn tpegen WiBratbens Der
S~utterpflaH3en ei1 SutterntangeL einsutrez
ten oroht, fam uub muB man ii6 allf ieoe
moglide gSetie belfen, pesbalb oaran
~ertnnert iein moge, baB audi Strob uuo
9eu our6 eiaeu SulaB Don SalS ieDr perz
beliert uno bent Bteb angenebmer gemaAt
meroen fDnneu. so 1b StrohbGtlel, tpeld1e
nit Waller, tuorin J tb RobloI3 aufgeG6jt
lit; anaefeu6tet poer gebrlbt wprben liao,
louen etnem SutterDertbe Don 100 Bfuno
Elben alettbfpmmen. 0erpiB lit, oaB oie=
les Sutter loDobl bon Yferben, ais BON
Hinooieb unb Sdafen iebr germ nngenomz
men mlro uAo ibnen lebr gut 3uiagt, mas
an lI6 l6on bort, 100 Dtel Sttob gcfIttert
tpiro, eth grocer 9epiltn lit.
Glt 1ebr guteS Arb nabr6aftes SHUTTER
erbalt man alttb, Denlt mat etlpas D2ebl
init 9Sa1er aitbriibt, ben Seig tii1tig loISt,
perbunnt uno NIT oieier Bll,iiafeir cine
entlpre6el1oe Ute1ge Strobbddlels iibsrz
9leBt. Dlele WfliOung 0ebt in etnioeu
Ia9eI in cine leldte @Gbrunq i6er, tpoz
our6 Die nabrbaften BeitanoGbsite bes
Strobes aufgelhIoiieu uno peroallliber eez
lnad1t lperoen. &anm man ettuas asldlitz
tenes 6eu ooer &lee oarunter milden. 10
lit es nod beler. GS fam bann lelbIt' nit
SortDeti ais Wtaltfutter benubE iperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

laltungss, 1on6ertt Elm 8elaituugsgruno
Jet. gSegeu 8el6d6iguug oe5 8a0nbof5
ulto geore9uit9 Der 2%eIegrapbiitin miro Oct
Jtspoloerbelo nobt NOD init Dem Stats
9erItpt 81 tbau befolnmeG.
= Set 6 cincinnati bat 6teier Sage
Elm 3tgeuner DneII stpti1en ben
a5Igeunern Watlon ut1o @orman ftattges
%tunoer, Die i'll elmer in bortiger 8egenb
ldgernoen .3tgeunerbanbe geb0ren. @ors
man loute itber Die bIbl9s Bran oeS N5ats
ION 9elbtn1pft ba6en. Der oarauf ben Gorz
man 1teoerldfug. @ortnan mar nun mad
DEM @brens@Oo ber 2igeuner %gejtpungen,
letIlen @tgHer au foroern, bod bari etn
lol0es Ouel nur nit Tdulten obne @affe
ausgetodteu lDerben. Srob Der gntLegens
belt DeS SampfplageS fanben ii6 ni9t nur
3l8eufler, lonoern audi 28eiBe Elm. Die
3Igeuner See lIno Gotpar0s >oienten alS
Setunoanten. Die betoen frdftisen OIeEz
'lertbe entfIeioeten iib bis 3n Den 0lften
uno batter ieoer Elm Sud- I'm Die Stirn
%gebunoen. llnb nun erfolgte eth regelre6z
ndren 8etoe fIr6terltb per6auerI, atS
ploBlt6 8ottsei ben SalnpfpIa5 nnringte
uao Die &Gmpfer iolpie Die Sefunoanteu
petVul'Sl1' NuI DtLI P|uttp|IUuBEu |Iunle
@ornun iiber 5eiteni6mersen unb fteL
nlebrere Dtate bei1abe III Obnma1t. 9te
Bolt5tlten muBten ibu Stimulansien ge5
ben, oGnit ct Die Sabrt fortleben tpnnte.
@r tpAroe ipdter in Anbetra6t ieine5 i3uz
ltanoes gegen 8irei6aft bon 500, Die in
Saar geleIltet wprbeu mar, treigelafien.
9ie anoeren 0rei blieben porerit i'm Staz
ttoasbauie etngeihloiieu. @atlon tpar
ebenfaaS lebr erid0pft unb lhieu 60merz
gen ju leiben. Die 5igeuner int la9er
1agte1, DaB bur@ bas 9uea Der Strett
stpIldcn @orman uuo Wation 9eIhli6tet
lei. Sb Die Qlufla9e auf vPrizefght", Die
gegen ic erboben ipurDe, wtrb aufredt err
balten weroeH f0nnen, 1T iebr frasLid, bd
auf teirer Seite @elb ais Gtnitano gelebt
nuroe, lonoern oas @aHse in Der G6at eia
Gbrenbanoel mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
G6LbernMfAMMt.

9ie SfDeGmdBige NufSuht 6es RaLbes 1T
bon 9r0Bter Widtigfett fir Die t~iuftiae
guBlthfett Der Sub. Sic lit zines Der
D%trfian1lten Uttttel, UNI cine tpert6poIe
Sub gu erlangen, iotpobL in Qlnbetradt
ibrer Wfil6erAiebtgfeit, pte aud Der Lei6z
fen u1o gefahrtoien BebanoIung. @efIaigz
felt lit geDib etne iebr tuertbDoQe gtgeNz
idaft elmer Sub oDer zines Sttsres, uro
Dieiel6e fam 9ana beionoers pur1 etne
forgfd(tige Be6anoLung bes iungen Stables
erStelt mer0en. QSas man inn 9falbe eratebt,
oas BAT man in Der Sub, nHo bQS Ralb
t1nn man bonn eriten Gage an ieiuem QBilz
len u1tertban MAIDEN. @tne !6auptlad)e
lit, ou6 Dem Tbiere BON Qufaua an ni1ts
gelebrt miro, mas man ibm ipGter tpteoer
ab9etDo6ncn muB. Sebler BET Der 2tuf3uht
laIien It6 nt6t Iei6t mteoer Decbeiern; Die
Ihiere lernen letdt uno i@neu, pergeiien
absr ie6r Ia1gIam Dteoer.
0as &at6 ioute id)on bon Der Sub oez
flornr1en lDeroelt, ebe e5 nod geIogeH bat,
uno fir flo lit ettem 9ferde au6er6atb Der
Seb> ullb 90rpstte Der Stub etngeiperrt
tpcrbeu. ga eS bis babin nidtS seLernt
bat, br0ud)t man Inn feline uatiirli6e @es
tpobnbeit, tpel9e Die erite Grfabrung t6m
einpt Ggel1 tpiiroe, ab5ugeIp56nen bas &1lb
trauert nidt ettpa lber Die @ntfernung bon
Der Sub, ionbern betrdgt ii6 ietbit, ais oh
es oieleIbe uuo t6ren 3tued ME getannt
babe. SoI6e Pferde lOlten etpa 7-8
SUB lang uno 4 SUB brett lei1, tpte aud 4
SUP bobe 3Dtibenpdnoe 9aben; uur Elm
Ralb bari in ieocu Yferb etngeiperrt tper>
Den. Ote GGlber ler1en IS baum 11iht lei6t,
einanoer al Den Obren au iatgen, ltnb nebz
men audi feline auDereu ldjIigen 9eiuohnz
beiten an. Cine fLetne @tugangStbIr
ui1o cine &lappe, pel6e bebufs Der
Sutterung aufse0oben Der0en tam, muB
lih an ieoem Bfer1e beftnDen, Der SuB>
boDen pes Bfer6s lplIte Doppelt lel1, Der
untere na4 6inten ldrGg 3uIaufen, UNI aQe
6liiitgfett nab benz UtiitIo6e ODer elmer
6abin fabreuOen Slime gu leiten, - Der
obere aber aus Sparren Doer Bretteru nit
bleibt. 2eBteres lit flr bic 8equemIi6teit
unD @eIunD6ett bes Galbes BUREAUS not6z
tuenbtg. Die SutterfLappe lit, tpenll geDos
ben, our6 etnen &iegel 3urIG 81 balten;
oaS &alb miro bann iofort letnen 6opf
binour1 iteGen. unD lit aus eiltem gtnler,
in etlleln ii0eren 8ebGlter ltebeno, oamtt
oaS T6ter tbn rjdt umtplrft, 81 ~flttern.
S6on na6 menIgen Sager bat Dds Salb
oaS Saufen geierlt, IND rldd)ber bat man
DauIit tpenig MtHbe mebr. Die W2il9 miro
in einem aroBen @imer 81 ben SGlbsrn ssz
tragen, aus ipelbem Die Sutteretmer eilz
3eln gefiGt uno Dor Die Bfer10ffuungen
eelteut tperOen; Sic aGlber iaufen Dann Die
OtiLh unb. man braudt ni6t 81 tparten,
bis ieoes ~ein5eIue Gbter fertig 1T, pooHr1
pteI 2rbeit eripart uiro. Sn 10 Winuten
fam man etn 9ubenb &Glber tn Dieier
2Betle abFittern, tpdbrenb mr. Elm 3alb lit
Dieier 3ett g~efIttert tperben fam, menn
man ben @imer in oer 0ano baLtel1 mus.
Die elmer iino mad benz 5aufen iofort 3ur
Bumpe su nebmer, aussumaitpen nnb fir
bas nd&ite Tiuea tpieoer in ibre 8eb6Iter
gu iteuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

@MmfiO4aaer fir @cfnrebett.

Die ben 8udergetal. nieOerbriden6e
Wirtung Der d~lorbaltt9eu SaltlalSe lit fir
Die 9ingung Der Weinreben in 0tifiibt
anf Die Site oe5 au %8emmnenDen 8eines
gans beionbers beoenfLib, pdbreuo bic QHz
penouHg Don i6DefeIlaurem &ali uHbes
Denflih lit. ga Die 8etnrebe - gleid piez
len anbsren 8aan3en - Elm b~elonDers Salt
beOirftiges @etpa6S lit, 10 lit beSbalb CUR
l%nDenouu9 bon i6lDefeLiaurem &ati SIT
81 ratben, uno spar BON 2 GbeiLen i6tpes
feliauren Sails nit l She'll reinen Galis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

Dfal5teig pber greber ioQte man MIR auf
bteie art, b. b. i'm @emett9e nit SGGie[
unD eelaI5en pertpeu6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
fir 111dnner.

Gieieuigen, pelde Die DoHtomitene @cinsio5 etts
ODltOe ~ 0nfteSfrGft unS ge1bteGtlid)e VncEs
Gle nhne @icDiSiairmug oeS Was ems p'eoer5Gers
Idnqeu MIN den, ioateu nab oeS Ibbauolur9 nber Den
,,SRarItot 2SpIuS" ienbeI. Suugen Norlnerm UNI
anoerer, lpet6e an ytefOeUz unS SorperlawG9e'
ten u. i. no. leioen, milo es beiOnpe1s tlFen, biele @bs
~banbtung su &atNc 81 s;ebea. SrantbettsH Der Notz
iteberoriie, Der yitcreas unD oer S5iaie ptttlaM
gebetLt, o9ne MnpenbHtg Don S~nitrumeHte1I. .GnlpTo1tea
BON SanjesbtR, Die tlrtrt wnrocT. Sn SpItatern Hne
pom Nersten in europa unb 3nlerifa etnselabrt.
Sin foItcuireic1 &serindsssNnGet Heolt perneS
isnbure pom spei 9rieimarten gel 6i6t: atan GOreittre:
~. I4th Street. New York. S9ap 1Stuw5
abbanSlun9 unO Correspondent in beutiter Spra9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
6 M ~ / It OYuMf.

sd belize Elm Mriebtbares 0lttteI seseu bteIcs GET
BEN, burG oeIen Stbraud EGuienoe Der l6limmfter
unb peraltetiten 6Iue sebeitt wuroeu. @GetH @laubs
an ieine YBirtiamtett lit 10 fart, bag Id .9tUeS
etGtts leoem an bieier Srantbeit ~Getpenoeu sujteIs
len nil. Dt0I sebe bic Grpress uuS gOis SfRcss
a6refe an. -
st, g. u. GIOcuus. ISL RearI 6tr. EeD DSEs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-06
PERSONAL.

Major J,,Ies A RandIa is in tho citv uo
largely interested in the Hot Springs, near
SchryVeT is pushing forward his street railway
to completion.
Chas. Mobiles and daughter, of Collins. Tex
as, are at the Southern hotel.
DR. X. }. Breckenridge, of Austin, came
motel.
Manue, Bustamente, prominent citizen of
oai"uo' moAioo' Is at Tue noulhcIn motel
NHrp b. ar al Sn tb y 10 MeM4rr OF
RG Ion@ wonLnn,rn ~, p"araam r ra "u.T',
is at the st. Leonard.
j.. W. whitehead and wife, of Bee county,
CaS up aS The h sntb ana are comfortably
NJ nna ~ CSanHaa n,,,.-
nouncc that tbey will retrp bome "n ny nm
instant. " WV ''O'"
Dr and Mira ~ Holman otco.,,o,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-06
A Prisoner in a Cathedral,

The old sexton reluctantly allowed me to
pass into the great cathedral. IL was favor
as II was already time to close the pouderOus
doors. walked through the sublime interior
and looking upon its granduCr was Cntranced
by the accumulated magniticencc of ages.
Some of the carving was very curious and
plainly indicated the century i'm which il had
been executed. | had noticed that some Visl-
tors had entered and were now in the main en-
trance preparing to leave. | heard the old
sections keys jungling and bethOught me that
ii would be an unpleasant abode for the night.
As started toward the door espied curl
ously wrought human head and stopped to
examine IL and while doing so, II door opened
into what appeared a stone chamber or recess.
Curious thought; wonder where it leads |
leaned forward, and as did so felt the door
closing and in moment was in darkness. /
tried to open the door but il seemed as firm as
granite. became excited, and pushed with all
my strength, might as well have tried to lift
the building. ! then raised my voice and with
through the upper part of my prison |
now stopped moment to think.
raised my hands and came in contact with
what ] thought the ceiling or roof, but was
surprised to ind that ii slowly osCiiated from
side TO side. In an instant the truth flashed
upon me, was prisoner in the clock tower,
and the immense weight was slowly, yet sure
ly descending, and unless some one came to
release me, would be crushed to death. Al
ter shouting until exhausted, fell upon the
hard stone floor in despair. could not bear
had left my pistol behind, otherwise, upon
upon the instant, do believe / would have
used IL and ended such suspense ana misery.
| now arose to my feet and was Mortified to
find that the weight had descended so far that
| could not stand erect. | sat down on the
floor and was so Frustrated with horror, that |
fell into stupOr from which was startled by
the great weight crushing me. | was now
Obliged to lie down fiat or my back, and tried
TO compose my thoughts rs knew that in a
few moments I would be lifclcss. Horrors,
the mass of iron was upon my chest crushing
me into the very stones / could not breathe.
i could feel something cold pressing against
my forehead. almost felt thankful that the
end was so near. | heard a grateng sound.
The weight was raising. | sat up and realized
that they were winding up the clock. / raised
my voice, and in moment the door opened
and as ! staggered forth, recognized Uncle
Emerson and his clerk. Then all was blank.
Uncle Emerson saved my life and gave me a
new collar button, as the old one was mashed
quite fiat Emerson holds the bridge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-06
She Cried Out Murder.

Last night about IL O'Clock Alamo street
was aroused by n wOmans distress ng cries
calling help murder! murdcr.!! As il hap
pcnCd Il Policeman was handy, and he immc-
diatCly went 10 the house On arriving there,
he found man and wife quarreling. Both
wanted to talk ut the same time. From out of
the Babel the following facts were learned:
The wife came home very late and the hus-
band accused her of unfaithfulness. She re-
turned his accusations by atOngue flashing, he
struck her, and she halOed. At first she want
ed him arrested, but when told she must ap-
pear in court, she didn't want any such thing.
Eventually they Sensibly agreed to forgive
and forget and the policeman left them to-
gcthcr All was quiet round there afterwards,
and il is presumed that all is well with them
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-06
Colonel John Withers,

Has his announcement in the LIGHT rs can
didate for the office of county treasurer at the
November election. Colonel Withcrs Is the
nominee on the straight democratic ticket ana
will doubtless carry the solid supper: of the
drInOcracy Colonel WithCrs has been IN
Texas for about Il half century and is known
i'm every town and county in the state. MS
success as a business man is sufficient PROOF
of his qualifications, and needs no particular
recommendation or endorsement. His record
speaks for itself. The straights, fusion or
lion. He is n good citizen and will make n
GOOD officer
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-06
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