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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
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VI aB>Sot9rtH yen.
- Die Gage bss lotbrinsti9en Weins
bauss lift in itanbissr ge6sruns besrifisn.
gu franS6Riden 3eiten fonnte an cine
Ausfubr bes i'm 2anbe erseusten @etnss
nidt sebadt perben, ba DsutidIanb, bas
natirlt5e %@bfatsebist, Der 8ousrenoe
rpesen peri9loHen mar unb bas lbriSe
Srantrsi9 isIbit @ein In GROCER Wense
unb 3par fat bur5pes In beferer Sualis
tat erseugte. 60 bIieb fas einbeimii9e
@spdds fait ausi9IieBIi3 auf ben eins
beimii9en 9erbrau9 a~nsepieien, mas mas
tirIi9 bic Yreiis bsrabbritte. Disis
iduslten iofort taft auf bic bOppsIte 96be
biuauf, aIS mad 1870 bic 3ousrenSe ses
gen Trantrsi9 ssi9IoIen, sssen Seutids
lamb aber s%e0ffuet wuroe. SnfoIse beien
fites bic nit Wsinbau ~sepaanbte SId9e
uon Sabr gu Sabr. 0ieisIbs bat bsreits
$4,000 Icre iberf9ritten, wouon Der
Saupttbsil auf bic &rsiie Wss, gbatsaus
SaItns unb D~iebsnbofen tommt. Ssit
einissn Sabrsn bat has IotbrinsIi4s 8sin'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
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Ohio.

- Son anbeyen ionberbaren WabIwet:
ten ieien moo foLgenbe anSefiibrt: Sn
Cincinnati batten bic Srompeter
Sermann 9eLit.ot unb Der Soiauriit
@paLb StoI3 sewsttet, baB Der pom ibnen,
befen Srdfoenti3afts @anbiOut unters
Iiese, cine Stunbe auf euem 6ffentIt6eu
Ylabe auf isinem Snitrumente blaisn
miIe. Ser bemotratilde 9oiaurenblGs
ier Stol5 bat it5 II an einem Der Iesten
@a5mittase entIebtst. Gr tbat bies an:
sei5ts elmer u~naebsuern WenI5enmense
auf benz vSouutoin Squure", BON einem
@aseu aus, uno swar bur3 bas 8laien
foIsenber WeIobten: Yes, let me like a
soldier fall", Der Weni4 iou nidt itoI,
lein", bann sDirie" unb 3ulest bas
vSternenbanuer". Ser SoiaunenbIdie,
erbielt pom Sreunben unb Sreunbinneu
bibi6e g IumenitrduBe. Rt9t 10 poetiit
1T foIsenbe, isst in Bottom gum Iustraa
getommene 8ette: Gin bortiser Sober:
bdnbler bate bic Ssrpli9tuns einsegan:
gen, ii9 i'm Sale Der @rpdbluns 9arrt:
iOn's auf einen pon feds Mannern sebaI:
tensn Eeppid gu lesen unb 10 lanse Bal
NIT it3 ipielen gu Iaiieu, bts ietn 9esne,
ss fir pufenb baltic, a~ufsubOren. Ssuf'
senb leste it4 Der NIT Sober banbelnbt
Oemotrat auf ben Eeppi3 unb fog meb'
rere Wtnuten lang auf unb ab. @inig'
WaIe ftieB er iosar, obsIei3 bus Gimme,
,iemlt5 bod NOR, etpas u%nianft an BIZ
Dste, mas IN ibm, wte ct na9ber geftano.
ben Serbadt erreste, als MOLTEN ibn iein'
Sreunbe bur9 bic Dede binOur3 in oas
ud4ite Stodpert binaufuerfen. Gnblid
lteB Der @ewiuner, Der oiien iaste, baB e
bieien SpaB nt9t UNI 500 bersebel
mO6te, res senus iein bes srauiamei
SpieIs", unb bic san3e @eieai9aft feiert
bic @sIesenbeit NIT etnem frob!i9et
Meable.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

8oltommen reife WeIonen finb IN ibrer
SabreSSett uesen ibrer @inuirfung auf bic
Risren beiliam, Wan iolte fe is6od ni9t
eien, tuenn iie ni5t po1tommen rstf unb
BON gutter SuaIiIat iiub,
Starfem:pIns fdnsen.
Der Ra.yrpett6 Der Sta,temsbIiubfans
gen 10 rur serins, uuein ie itnb Ietat 3n
usrbauen unb isbr bisuIt6 Bel bcr 3ubes
reituns bon Granddaughter. 9uterbem
psrben ie nit Stidtoffs ODER 6ettiabifans
sen usrmii9t isbr uiel sur Sereituns pom
Buildings uerpenbet. Iuf otsle Nc:ie
tam man altbadsnes SroO unS anbere
l1eberbIeibiel pom Glide in i5uddbafte
@sri1te umwanbeln.
Saso unb Qrrcpsroot erbdlt man BON
peridieberen Palmsn. Der @ritere Iteut
ii5 III tIeint5rnisen MGiIsn bar, wslte In
setrofnetem 3uftanbe 70 bart fnO, baB fe
pom BEN 3dbuen tauu SermaImt peroen
%f6nnen; ite iausen iebo9 raid @aHer IN
ii5 eth unb weideu barn auf.
Nrrow: root biIbet In reinem 3uiianbe
poutommeu wsiBe Rliimp9sn, bic t9
lei6t Swii9en ben Stngeru serSti&sn Iuis
leu. Benn man bieieIbsn in Waiier to5t
unb beitdubig umribrt, barf ii9 feiu
S9aum an Der S5erflG6e bilbeu. Das
Gri9etnen pom S6aum seist an, baB bas
Grropsroot NIT Mebl uerfdlidt 1T.
Gapioca, bas man pcn parfGie6euen
tropii6en Yflln3en erbalt, Wais: unO &ars
tofsIitdrte wsroen ebeufaus gu YuOoinss
perpenbet.
6ortietuas folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
SutnotS.

Sn @arroIIton lit bas Offents
Il DE S5uIeebdube ber Stabt am IS. &os
p suber ianInt SnbaIt a6sebrannt. Iers
Euit $50, 1000, 8erit6erun9 SIS, 900.
- Der betannte @bieaeoer Boob
Ter gbwarb McOonulb 1T mad 73swO8ents
Ii9er Saft unter $40 900 SIr9i9aft auf
freten SUP seisst porben. Son ieinen
5reunben wurOe ct firtIi4 empfansen.
- Garter s.. Sarriiou, ber sbsmaIise
Napor pom @btcago purbe pom elmer
eroBen Mnsubl entbutaiii9er 8epunberer
Bel ietner GiGtsbr pon ietner lansen 8elt>
reiIe am 8abnbof auf's lebbafteite besriBt
uno In einem pabren E%riumpb,use init
ben9aIif5er geleu9tunS unb Wuiif purbe
er ua9 ietnem prd9ttg tuumtnirten Wobns
bauie eebra9t, NO man linn nod cine sroBs
artt9e Suatton bereitete.
- @Orise @o6e pur6e bic sroBe Maits
pisbs 9Iusteuuus in @btcago er6fnet
unb mar bieielbe iebr gut beiu4t. Wau
fonnte pabre 9ra6ts@ remplare pom Bfers
ben, Rinbuisb, S9afeu unb S9wetneu
ieben. SIM @an3en waren etpa $50 Rin:
Der, 100 S5peiue unb so S6afe ausse:
felt. Sebr i36n mar bas 3tmmer, in
psI9em bic &uniibutter 9Ias sefunbeu
bate, betOrtrt. Nuf tunituOle Betie ma:
rem bic etua Il gurb boben Saiten bee
nG5iten Prd1ibenten @eueral Sarrtion uni
bss ce.9rdiibeuten MOrton, iopie bes
Generals Grant aus SIepmarsarine ber1
seiteut; auBerbem auerbanb Tisureu tr
reht oeIdmadpnuerHeiIe arranairt uprben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
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G6sot6.

gtni9e Republttu ner Usn 81 sbs
fieIb ~tauftsn einen ara Sasnes Rtuer ses
tan9enen Isben6tgen '3ibsr wnb i3tften
i'm per grpreB nit be q GomyIimente1 Der
Srti6aft &ebitsIb III ben ueusrpG Bitten
grGtbenten 9arriIc II. @c3 Der r19Iits
Ii6e pObI bamit az Ifauseu soirb?
- Su 9arr pIb IL Su9bes County
bsfinbet it3 etn eu3iGeIeS &int ; eS ses
bort elmer 6rau Saufu1r, bic que 3ett pon
befen @eburt ais WFiioudrtu IN @btna
tbdtig mar. S0S &irb purbe Dor etnem
Sabre IN Re II port GrStGi9 unteriu9t uni
feline Sranf Egit wurbc fir ausiat ertldrt.
Der 6amtI h SauluD lift ausr Ssrtebr mil
Der 9uBer melt untsria9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Ieaensburaer WarienfaIen.

Ne9etsbur8et Wartettaletts
Der fur 1889. 8eit ausseitatteter,
reid tQuitrirter Ralenber NIT $40 Spalten
sebiesenen 2efetofs unb Wanbtalenber
ais gratis OeiIase.-Poffret 20 @ts.
6Ieiner Warienfalenoer fir
5rauen unb Sunsfrauen fur 1889, taus
ftrirt. BOffret 25 @ts.
Seuti6er Sausi6ab in 0Ort unb
Bib, 9rOBtes tatbol. llnterbaltunssblatt
unter &ebattiOn pom 9etnr. Better, iabrs
lid Is 9efte q 90 gts. poitfrei, nit sras
tbs Yrdmienbu9.
gu baben bel allen 8u9bdnslsrn unb
&senten, iopie Bel ben 8erIesern.
Fir. Pustet & Co.,
New York, Cincinnati,
l.. B. 3627. e04 Vine Str.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Stir ben Sob 1T ni6t bios elm, ionbern

1ir ben Sob 1T ni6t bios elm, ionoer1
ftnb ioear mebrere &rSuter sewa9ien.
Die tpeiien gernbarbtner MOn9e, bic 9es
bieaeniten &ennsr ber Seiltrdfte Der gta'
tur, baben bieie Srduter emit auf ibren
buftisen SersbaLOsn a~efunoen nnb baraus
iene, ais st. Bernard SrGaterpillen be-
Fannie, Ir3nst bergelteut, bic ieitoem Eau'
ienbe pom Meni9enIeben Dor fribtetttsem
Eobe tn 6oIse uon llnuerSauIittsit, Slut'
p~er9iftuns, Neruenserrittung, u. ". m.
bepabrt bat. Die st, Bernard Erduter:
piuen 1nb in allen @potbeten fir 25 @ents
fGuflt6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
&eufaS.

- 8ear,te Der &riessbepartements idsns
Ten Der @ef9t6te uents 9Iauben. nod
ber 1000 iunse 2eute aus &anias In bas
@ebtet BON StIaboma einfauen perben.
Der ginbrut berri9t, baB bteie 8epes
suns nur besbaIb wieber aufsebra9t wors
BEN 1T, UNI ben gousreB ba1u gu n6tbisen,
I'M eriten Ronat ber na9ten Stsuna bic
StIabomasBia an3unebmen. Sebenfals
iolte ber gonsreB 6as tbuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Der Sarn,sr Sobn @ebbsr bet
BrQtnerb bat f9 aus Merger nber perS
Ioreus @abIpetteu uersiftet.
Der 16idbrise Sobn &anSaa IN
Rprt &ipIep, wel6er art 2. Sttooe'
Sci Qtttle Sails ben beuti9en Sarmsr 9ug,
4etIer erI5oFsn bat, seftanS iest bas Der
bre6en Elm. gr bebauptet nod gang tre9
bar ber beri6tists MDrber Seize SAME!
idon nit 10 Sabren ieinen eriten Vtorl
besan9en unb CT iet iett f9on l6 Sabr
alt. 0as uirS Elm i56ner 9al9enuoSel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
G. 6. Gnbers, asent ber v@ermania"

U. s. Gnbers, asent ber v9ermania"
MtIpuutee, .@isc., idreibt: pSis uers
pft6ten mid gum ber5Ii3ften 0ant fir
bic @mpfebluns Sbrer uortreiFi6en st.
Bernard &rGuterpilen beren wobItbdtise
@irtuns auf Sober, Nieten unb Serbaus
uns i'd ni6t senus gu loben i'm Stanbe
bin; bieies tOitbare Seilmittel ioute in
teiner Samilte febleu unb tann i'd beren
@ebrau6 auf bas sepifenbaftete empfeb;
len" Gin Sob aus 10 sIaubpirbtsem
Ntunbe wiest ALE martti6reteriiden Ste.
tIamen fir anbsre i%osenannts u5eiImitteI"
nuf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

D@ie tIlSgidt it iinO, bic armen Sterb'
liten y @ir fttmmen benz 9rOBen Brit
ten be- pa bUiten ie Die 9an3e ga9t
btubur d unb t6rnten ii9 bod leiat bnrf
8r. 3aIs Suiien Sprup bon benz 9lase'
oeiit 6~sfreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Gin %sansbarer 4rtifel bat immsr Ra9s
~abmunsen, besbalb febe gu, baB wenn bu
cine Slaide Saluution Del fault, bu bas
ddte erbdItit. SIN seIben l1midIasen,
f~abri3irt uon u. 6. Weper & 80. in
Baltimore, Wb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
S6Wets.

- Sm Sabre 1882 wurben In 6 d g.
mad bic @beIelte S9ultbeB ermOrbet
unb beraubt. Sect erit 1T ss seIunSsn,
ben Sbdter ausfinbis gu MAIDEN. Sn
Busnoss2lprss (Sibamerifa) wurbe ndus
lid Dor Rur3sm Elm Bausrufns@t aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Grid ps,baftet. neil er init benz &isnas
der Rorbe prabtte; 5wei i4peiSeriide
0eamts rsiisn ii5er ben Ocean, I'M ben
Ierbre6er bsim,ubolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

terte unS ii5 weisntlide Seroienite UNI bic
Sebuna bss bsutiden gu9banbsIs erparb.
9sionbsrs bemerfenspertb TT, baB bic
Sirma felt mebr ais 200 Sabren pom 9as
ter auf ben Sobn iber9ing unb ii9 nun
i'm Bette Der fiebenten Generation be-
fintet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-25
Looks Like Free Trade.

Inter Ocean.
The Hon. Roger @. Mills, of Texas,
is chairman of the Ways and Means
committee of the Fiftieth congress. On
the 4th of July, in public address
delivered in the city of New York, he
asserted that mo democrat in this
country desires free trade" and in
analysing his tariff bill, now pending
in congress, he asked the question::
"Does that look like free trader"
In this remarkable address the at
tempted straddle of 1883 was officially
inaugurated.
But can the straddlers again strad-
die?
The Mills bill declares, for
Free trade in lumber, which we pro-
duce to the value of $500, 1000, 900 an
nually.
Free trade in wool, ofwhich we pro-
duce over 300,0O0,0OO pounds an
nually.
Free trade in salt, of which we pro-
duce nearly 100000 bushels an
nually.
Free trade in flax, hemp, jute and
other fibers.
Free trade in cement, potash, lime
and brick.
Free trade in meats, game and poul-
try.
Free trade in vegetables, peas and
beans.
Free trade in marble and stone.
Free trade in tin plates, which
would destroy the sheet iron indus
tries.
Free trade in at least 100 other
articles produced in this country,
most of which would be produced in
sufficient quantities for home con-
sumption if properly protected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-25

The directors of the fair associa-
ton had private meeting this morn
ing. -
Police Officer Stevens arrested a
deserter named George Bates this
morning.
"A hole in the bridge over the ditch
in Lovers lane needs repairing.
There is also a bad hole in a culvert
on Water street, between South and
Center streets.
The legal voters of Bexar county
will do well to read carefully the arti-
Gle entitled, "Who are voters" in to-
days issue of the LIGHT.
Ed. Deusselhorst has secured the
lease of Turner hall for the ensuing
season and has the right to let it for
all theatrical troupes, entertainments,
etc. ...
"A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brock, who swallowed concentrated
I've some time ago, was relieved yes
terday by surgical operation per-
formed by DIR. Lowry.
In front of No. 34l Soledad street,
Mr.. Demonet's residence, there is a
very foul gutter, made so by sewer
pipe running from inc premises VI u.
Ornelas, the Mexican Consul. The
attention of a sanitary inspector is
called to this fact, as it's cleaning has
become necessity.
-Messrs. Geo. Schmidt, Nato Villa
real, Eddie Hoyer and Peter Magal-
lane were fishing last Saturday near
the third Mission. Nato was chased
away from a farmers woodpile, which
he at first thought belonged to him
and was appropriating it for camp
fire.
Master Willie Lee, the contor-
ZIONIST, one of the finest in the world
in his acts, is playing at the Wash
ington.
Mr.. Shacklett has again enlarged
the seating capacity of the Washing
toh. This playhouse will now ac-
commodate nearly as many people as
the Grand opera house.
"A number of the A. o. U. w. dele
gates took an excursion out to the
West End by moonlight last night
and enjoyed themselves by boating,
etc. A lunch with wine was provided.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-25
Death of an Officer.

The LIGHT yesterday announced
that Sheriff "Buck" Hamilton, of Ban
dera county, was ill. Today we are
panied to announce that he died in
Bandera last Monday night, at II
o'clock, from measles, and the re-
mains were inferred at o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Deceased leaves a
wife, a married son and married
daughter, and two sons and two
daughters unmarried. He had been
sheriff of his county for fourteen con-
secutive years, and could have had
the office as long as he chose had he
lived, as no man in Bandera county
was more popular or more beloved by
all. He was aged 55 years, was a
Mason, and died leaving his family
comfortably provided for. His friends
in this city are numbered legion, and
it is with great sorrow they will learn
of his death.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-25
Recorders Court.

ReCOrU6f'S COURT.
Antonio Serrano, drunk on the
street, s..
L. X. Neddie, drunk on the
street, S..
Alex Hill, disorderly, $40.
Frank Duchesne, drunk and disor-
derby, $40.
Leonard Wilson, careless driv-
ing, $25.
Joe Robinson, drunk and disorder
ly, $40.
Frank Hawkins, Chas. Smith, Sam
Graves and r. w. Land, failing to
keep hack stand at L. & G. n. R. r.
depot, So, each.
Geo. Rush, disorderly, $40.
Vivian Bampo, drunk, S..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-25
A POEM.

BY RAILROAD MAN.
What's the use of kicking,
When your stomach's full of pie;
A big laugh you'd better tackle,
For tomorrow you may die.
But if your refrigerator's empty,
And your vest is getting loose,
It's time to fight, by thunder,
Or hold up the flag of truce.
Stop, my friend, there is way,
To fix your vest without-a krincle;
Go call upon your Uncle Jesse,
He'll put you on the wrinkle.
Uncle Jesse's a curious chap,
I've seen him stand and boiler,
With solid silver watch and chain
And it only brought a dollar.
We trade with Uncle Jesse
AS we find him straight and square,
If we really need dollar
We are sure to get it there.
We often thought his business
Would fill man with gall;
But when Emerson finds us worthy
He's got cash enough for all.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-25

Senator Payne Out For Harrison.
Caldwell Press, Dem.
J. H. Wade, along with his asso-
ciates in the Standard Oil Trust, has
declared his intention to vote for Har-
riSOu
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-25
Want Time to Think Over 1t.

Toledo Commercial.
The democrats in Toledo have not
yet ratified the nomination of Cleve-
land and Thurman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-16
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The total appropriations made are
about $l,2O5,000.
Tue following laws have been passed
by the legislature, just adjourned:
An act for clearing the capital grounds,
making an appropriation therefor. APP
proved May l, 1888.
An act to erect and furnish additions
to the north Texas insane asylum, and
to make an appropriation therefor.
Approved May 8, 1888.
Senator Claiborne called up his resolu-
ton, forbidding the use of rooms In the
new capitol as sleeping apartments.
Laid on the table,
Senator Houston offered resolution
inviting Hon. VIM. Westfall, Mr.. Lacy
and Col. Norton, who generously do
mated the granite OF which the capitol
is built to be present at the dedication
ceremonies. Adopted.
An act to authorize the commissioner
Of agriculture, insurance, statistics and
history to have geological and mine
Biological survey made Of the state OF
Texas. making an appropriation there
for. Approved May II, 1888.
An act making additional appropria-
tions for the support of the state gov.
eminent for the period of time begin.
ming March l, 1888, and ending Feb
ruary Is, 1889, and to pay certain obliga.
tons Of the state incurred prior to March
!, 1887.
House bill No. II, authorizing district
and county attorneys to bring suit fol-
collection OF taxes on unrendered per-
sonal property was taken up, and heat
ed debate followed, which was termin-
ated by passing the bill-yeas IL, nays
IL, the speaker voting yea.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-16
PERSONAL.

DR.. j. r. Favre has returned home.
James M. Means, of the Piedmont Air
line Is at the Maverick.
Mrs. Lydia E. Caldwell left for the
Austin drill this morning.
Brevet Maj general Baird, Inspector
general United States army, is In San
Antonio, on tour Of inspection.
Paymaster Arthur, U. S. A., and his
clerk, Mr.. Otto Becker, have returned
from paying off the troops on the Dor
ders.
Mrs. r. 81. Needhsm, as chaperone,
left this morning with the Misses Min
ME Dowden, Julia Wilson and Mrs.
Vanderhoeven, for the Austin drill.
Miss Josephine WIthers, Miss Eleanor
Elliott, Miss Nora COrDett and the
Misses WATSON, chaperOned By Mrs. May
E. Howard and Mrs. Devices, left this
morning for Austin. -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

MAVERICK HoTEL.-Ed Fl Warren, Frank
Butler, Houston; Joe Means, Gainesville; G II
Craig, Beeville; John Tempeton and wife,
New York; Milan and wife, p Waldron,
Monterey, Mex; NJ f Brown and wife, Louis
vile, Ky; G H Bessapt, Whitesboro; Chas
Born, D Kattache, Southern Pacific railway;
Geo o Graves, Kentucky; Joe Finburg, Mem
phis; r p Ferrier, Waco; L A Wilson and wife,
Chas Gilpin, n Z Flick, GaiResyiIIe: I'd Gil
beau, CIV; Mrs II DeForest, A Mckay,
Orange; I Walsh, Laredo; Polk, Fort
Worth; + NJ Drake, Wichita; G NJ Raymond,
Kansas; 8 Stern, Geo H Chase, Atlanta, Ca;
A Frienhsm, Philadelphia, Penn,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-16
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

The prohibitionist convention assem-
bled yesterday morning at Springfield,
Ills, with 1000 delegates present.
The supreme court of Washington has
denied the application Of q rehearing Of
the telephone case.
Victor Dupont, . brother OF the pow
der manufacturing firm, and one OF the
leading lawyers Of the state of Delaware,
died Of Bright's disease at Wilmington.
The iron propeller Clarion run into
the schooner M0Dguagon, In the harbor
at Milwaukee, and sunk her In four
minutes.
John M. Stout, Cherokee Indian,
has shot and killed old Houston Fleet
wood, another Cherokee. Fleetwood
had been accused by Stout Of cutting
the latter's wire fence. Both Indians
were wealthy.
Acting Secretary Rives received ca
BILE message ifom United States Consul
Lewis, at Tangier, yesterday, that all
questions OF disagreement between Mo-
rocco and the United States had been
settled, he having gained all points con-
tended for.
The steamer Finance arrived In New
York, from South American ports, with
the rescued captain and crew of the
schooner Alice Montgomery, from Nor
folk, for Providence, which fOundered in
the blizzard of March II.
The sixth anniversary of the American
Sunday School Union was celebrated in
Springfield last Sunday. The summary
shows this standing on March LIST: Bibles
distributed, 654S, restaments distributed,
1O.3O2, visits, 1866, addresses delivered,
94ss.
Andrew Carnegie stated to a reporter
that he would sail for Europe next Tues
day, and would meet Blaine and family
in London on June 9Th. The party will
then start on coaching tour through
England and Scotland, embracing Il
miles. Carnegie reports Blaine in excel
lent health.
An Indianapolis mother leaves her
three children In charge Of the hired
man, and returns to find the baby's neck
broken. Cook was arrested at Elkhart.
he says he did not mean to kill the
babe, and did 80 by shaking 1t and break
ing its neck The child was restless
and fretful, and he sought to quiet it by
shaking.
The Mormon problem in Augusta, Ca,
has reached proportions which make it
pressing for solution. There are now in
this city $50 Mormons, who are now
taking steps for their organization as a
local congregation. The elders preach
now in the houses Of their members, but
their numbers are growing so large that
they propose building church for regu-
lar services. Their converts are carried
to GrovetOwn for baptism.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Specials Up to the Hour Of
Going to Press.
AUSTIN DRILL.
Cheers for the San Antonio RIfleS--
The Belknaps viii Not Be Be-
hind--Today'S Doings, Etc.

Special to the LIGHT.
AUSTIN, May 16.-The San Antonio
Rifles astonished everybody by their
fine drill yesterday, and 1t was executed
with remarkable precision and firmness.
The boys drilled as though on practice
drill and put up the best they ever did.
They we're viewed by thousands and
cheered until the audience was hoarse
from cheering. The inspection after
drill materially affects them and their
comrades, the Belknsps, as they have
but one set Of guns and one uniform
which after two hours drill, 1.-THE time
allotted) will be much the worse while
the Light Guards of Houston, and Mont
gomery, Ala, Blues are provided with
duplicate outfits entire. The judges
say, however, that inspection will not
be rigid. They are not there to judge
of clothing, but of drilling. If that is
followed, San Antonio's companies are
all right. Both companies are selling
even 10 the pools with the other Texas
favorites and every body feels confident
that San Antonio will not get left on
prizes. Col. Belknsp is on the grounds
and Is backing his boys with a long
purse and great jealousy.
Austin Is full of piokpockets and
other thieves who vie with the Austin
ties in robbing the visitors. Hack fare
is enormous, and everything else in
proportion is high.
The Gilmore band arrived yesterday.
The Mexican band is not here yet.
The johnson Light Guards were ruled
out because one of their lieutenants did
not appear.
The grand dedication ceremony is now
occurring and everybody is at the
capitol.
The Belknaps were inspected this
morning before drill. This afternoon
they will drill.