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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
s,ertnt,afe tcieoravetfae De9tf8cn,

-U.B. Stagr, 5up2rluteH0eut oer a50rt
na1rg Ba5u.n ulG 21iomoti5Tl9I2r y. y.
Utac.iu f1b IN Prtsbur5. Ta., uHter etuem
Slaal5 d Ggltg, ug,1es ale Gelntea uub
QnQCftlLtgu Don G.enbabueH ftr ben zoo
iIqeuo giugr ourg etHeH Sa5uuaIuu um3es
lommlUeu YerjuI crimineu Uer1u!mortlLl
eIildIt, ueBeu oGs EooeS zines {EEl. QQI.et
@e1mau, Die Dor eiuem SABRE ourG cine
5suliicu cu Der 5ebecalirGBe IN gtusbura
oerEaGladle, Dsrbaf,et uuo Hnter te $4,000
gargiaait 8tfsGt poEosu.
- Su Cer umglbuug O0u &lIlle, Uie., bat
es Bpd Gage lang 10 betty 8are8net, oaB aAe
@emGfier Der Gegeuo aus tbreu uiera 8ett''
len iiu0 uuo bttr06dtaen S4aoeu auaartdla
tet babeu. glu8 aubereu E9eiIen gl1ueu8z
lambs uub Der cduaoHheu +EooIHi Aaebsc
nerbeu Shuefft ftitrme 9emeloet.
49, gju 6aufigmpi 5DilBeG Sate 8tlCain
uno bem allu6gtauEteu," ool Uel9em let
eiuiQer 3git 70 Bel bic Reoe geneilu III, iDlE0
aeferu Az Stem g0rt TN clipper" 5lreaH
0rrnuairt uHO IOl 5tuueu Blta Sa8ei N "a
naOa RaltNuoeu, Ser SiHlaB betrd9t le
$4,000.
- 4us Qau.aRer, ga. nir6 5syidtet, BAG
Der goroHer in oeW Sale DON Dlarie 8lt9.
3eQtuaer, pette trr3ltd, IN etuem tleiueU
9nte yoet aui9e'uuoeu puroe, Elm oabiu lau'
teubes @aro,tt abgab, Gag Dia Ssrio-5eue
mn uubs .gultgr Suub ertrauit mOr6eu Iets
Eoluiu W. 8e1tuger, oeE WuuU Der Grnorz
Neter, rsldher auF oeu 8erbadt Der Ghiter
ihof bin oerbaftet Borbsn III, lUirb uG5ite
2gode 6ar50Tt Uerbeu.
B. 8. greuuau'3 ,SOmeriatsBouiplHs
rsraa u Of. giaoiIoa, gte., branate 8eferu
frib uieoer. Geriuit $4,000.
- 8ei ct. Jobu55urg, ST., uno uMges
seuo If cine bItr9hai3e GuaHttat S4Hee
8afaleu.
49, S6nuemans B6telbuus In Chicago
uuroe pefera RIB enrt oos umuerfeu eiuer
gampe in Braab gilest uuo total Berfort.
garIuf $l25,0C0
- Die 8arffltaH 6er ggnciuHotS'Jtorz
t9ern Ba4H" 81 cincinnati 9lngeu ssFru tn
6lQmmea aui. 8siiuit $4,000.
49, Su 6eaolg, Ba., purbeu Der gQsHs
uaureA,gnoeu Der Sebriioer SQIg, iomie Iliri
auoere gebaasa rdbrsuo Der UoTle5teu Jla9t
DCn giubretET-u betmgeiudt uuO geplinoert.
SU Slig'8 2soeu rGrfeu bic glubre6er Boz
| Ser oeu 5rJti bort beftuelidea srOBeu Buta
leueeiBerI eurd Elm 6enler oargLitet9s
| ElelIh o'Jr uub braateu iene 8a1teC aHi oieie
2Beiie sam S4peisea,
-2.beob. Wegargse, s!a Bapteria0rtadt,
! nurse 9gferH IN philadelphia oon leIuem
! Iier &c abgemprfen unO auBeHblidIi4 aet0otet.
- 8as brittle iabrIi1e Hattoualager Der
| yUnious= BeteraueR. .l!nou" ua5m gefteru Iu
| YicGeesport, Ba., isJueu ARiaag.
49, go bat ft Jest heTaus gefelt, ba5 uitt
reuiger, ais 16O BeyjoGen ouT9 ben ON leg
ten SamRag 5u ReabtnS, Ba., bei benz Ges
cen etHes grnnofeIns iir etue tlt5oIii@e
Rirde giuaetsteHeu uuiau 8srlesuugea er'
Iiiteu. Stels Der 8erpunbeteH Fuo mttteIs
Ice, uno ss mere2u Ssltraae tiir Fa gelam-
| uelt,
| glsssie goas1o, siu 18siabrigss 9ieuf-
mabtGn in eer EamiGe bss 9aulRaaas 4to'
rig 9erH Ia g9iIieabarre, Bo., mur0e gs1eTH
| uoa Mag BeftheiHeT, etnen &lert oss pru.
| p0rn, ~ 8ooen gei4lasea uno olrtl Jug
tritte miBbaueelt, 10 ouB fe Ieet III trih4em
[ 3ufaube baruieber Itegt. g9ef9elmsr ent'
hog, purbe isbO5 baIO oaraHi oer1aftst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
BOO etm 1i,taIad amf Ser Saas.

ggiIfesbarre, pa, g. Stt.-3u grss
ter,Borou9b, Geileu o0u 5ier eatfeTut, Cat
Fda Elm b66f beoGuernsmertber SorfaQ ereigs
net. Sobu Rc&artp uHb g8iQiam 5utdias
ION, Seibe ans BittstOn, haren in auf bic
Sagb begebeu uao bierbei baS Selo BON Ism.
Mc@abe betreteH. Gin 4Tbeiter bes 2este.
ran, Iamsn3 gBhitelod, ieriu4te bic beiOeu
Sd9sr, oae GslO 3n psE!afen. Wtc&artp lam
bieIer RnfforOernng aucl lOfOtt ua4, uuo oils
er cine Strefe melt ge9angen mar, entIub
fidb Iein @emehr, uno bic ganje Qaouug sing
ieinem 5rsuuSe 5IttiRiou In bic Sruf; Der.
ieI6e cab penise Setun0eu. ip6ter ieinen Self
auf, Seibe tparen taun1 Is Sabre alt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
Der @etraIDetaarEt.

Chicago, 9. SttObsr.-0ie 9aRhe=8e.
neguug auf benz 9etraibemartt iasint 5orz
iiber ~ ieiu, uno bic BON 9ut9iuiOn uul
Gouiortsu in bic 56be 3etriebeueu 3urfe Fu5
beute erbebli9 sefaIlen. Sic 4ufre8uIB, bic
p1brenb ber Ietten gBode auf Der bisitaeu
YrobnttsubSrie berridte, III iaf BdulIida ses
idpunbeu, Hub Elm llmidpuug III @aufieu
Der ,8dren" Ober n8aiFers" if eiH9etreteu.
Die Sdpaufuu8er Der greiie ruaren beute
;pnr INNER nod bebeuteHb, inbeiieu idIoi.
fen bic Treiie i'm Gagemeiaen um It Gents
r,tn tnhrinnr npffgrrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
etne arost aamtIten.slea

fsgbefer, 3d., 8. Sftober. - Die
Na6tcmmeI uon 8i9arb Sarnlro, uelder
In Der Bmeitsn 3GIite bee II. SabrbuRoertes
aus GusIonb in ben Ser. Stanten ainuQus
berte uab fih in eirem Ebeile Don &beterz
Gouutp nieberIies, trefeu Sorberaitunoeu fir
eiue Sfernion, an pelder Die Eauienbe bon
U1itgIieberu iener Samilie, uelde ii5er aue
9beile bes 2anhes serfreut ftub, theiluebmen
iuGeu. Die Sarilie unb tire GlieSer umiai'
len cine grose Ausahl Berioueu, incline in
Of BenninIpauieu, yteps SerIe1, DlarpIauo,
8irgtnieu, 9entudp uuo in uebrereu aaoeren
Staateu Der 8epublit Ieben. 6afi ieoer
Stcnt bat 5ahtrei9e 4bt0mmliuge pua BEN
Ptouier Barnard aubupeiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
Gnrie 3abtIhsrrih,t,

- Die Strites 3u 2oumoirs, Wfarcineuc
uub Conflict, Sel9tea, breiteu fIt peiter aus.
- Farf 8eu5, Der beutI5e @aianose in
Bieu, gab seferR sta Saltett gu Gbreu bas
Sirfeu Sismarf.
Cir @i1iau 8erauu Sarcuurt hieli
oefferu in 2onpCn eine Rsoe Dor eiuer Ser,
fammluna Der uEempereu3 aaiausH uni
uerfprat, ba5 bic ll5eraIe Purtet cine ,9ocal.
Sptioa.HEia beiiirpoFteu ISerbe.
- Su guglanb fub bic MetIrreiie in
HoIoe Ser Sursfetgeruas in oen Ser. Staa.
Ten urh In aubetrac.t Der i5Iettsu Qualitd
hes euoliIdeu 8atjeus iraerbaib 8 Rodber
I'm gtintns 6 Ysanisa pro I8 .stoas'
aufsei@lGgsu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
gpIaets etttss 3anFes 5tptf1ea stoeb
ssentsetlakttnaertt.

ItIauta, 3d., 9. QItober.-giu Trauen.
thinner, gamens Sreue Bo1eu, tuurSe beuts
frHb ourt &bloroform batiubt uuo nit einem
6ei[e I'M ibren 6aIs 3piammeu ge3oaeu Dor
Der Shtire ibres Summers TN 5ausaauae aes
furSen, Srene bate 8efern Streit nit et
ueu1 aubereu Eraueu3Iumer, 9fameuS 8uua.
man, unS bic 2cetere brobte, Sreue III t6pteu.
2pei Treuube Der 8unupap iinb Der Gbat
6erSddSti0, uub elmer berielben if uerbQftet
tpurOea. Sreue Iebt nod, if lebO9 fuHnI gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10

aus ben @erid t8b ten. - 8te
groB9eidmOreueR bes Buuoe5s3eridts iDle'
zen gefteru bie Qnibuloiguug 8e9en Art9ur
Sud, cine Bofaumeliun9 aut ault3t8 cents
eptmeubet gu BADEN, 40.
- Erleori4 gS. Simon, Dr.. 9. n. Bar,
8. &tHorb W. .. 9. j5u6elUau39r Iuu.,
uub Bm. s.. gS. 4reb5 nuroeu ge4eru 3u
glitqlleberu oes BENDS 6Omite'5 Oer 9roB-
aeIdlmoreueu oe8 Criminal 9ert9IS tir'
,3u1tbauS ernaunt.
- SIN Common Blea6 8erihte fam Der
uielgeunuute p0rOefp ide &efament5= Bro
se5 nieber an bic 6eibe; Die Quie9ter oes
&eftomeutes feIeu 3nOif, ole BefIagteH aeun'
3ebn @eiude nm Snfrutrung Der 9elhDos
reneu, mOriber bic BIaibo9er5 in Gauge
ilnO.
- Ser Nnnalt bes beflnnteu sBirtle5
5dues Smauu oon @reenefiraBe, nel9eE glt
leBtem Treitage als i'm 0ludfalle oes conn
SpirituoeubertuIie iberiubrt ftl lH
Staotggidngniiie beiinoet, phue gegeu Burg
ibait nni freieu 5us geIaugeu gu t6unen, bat
8ebufeSreilafuHgi ielue8 ElteHten etuSabea5
Corpus z@eud] eiHgereidt, uel9e9 beute Dor
6Id5ter Brnau i'm Appelattousz z9erltt2 jN
annapolis er0rJert rperoeu miro.
- SIN StuOt.Sreisgeriate tt Der ProjeB
SoIepb 6enI95 gegen ieiue g5eir1u Rate
bic, ais iie Is Sabre at mar, ibm augetElr.
porbeu, au' Sdeibuug uao &rllH9uH8 Der
Gbbpt iiber ieiue orei aiHber i'm 8aHge. Gr
,eibt ije Der llutreue rn0 GInntiudt; re be-
Idul0igt iba Der SmmogaIitat uno ErataIit5l.
- @eorg yigb ia5 fd gefiru in &r.Gl
mol. geri5fl 6on Der &anage bes oerbr2g.r,
jdeu lleberfau5 ber 5rau &atie ROgars 10
Der Rulbarrgs, Habe @ltmorFra5e, ous9 u
IdlmorenenIprud eutbuu0eu. 3leiaa5 Uts
oerTubr Sobn Gel4, Der f5 eiaea IbulIteg
ausrifis uIf Qiais STRAIT i4aIoi8 8snaf. 5a1
] ben ioQte.
- 9ura 9sf9et bes Stabt sEai5ri5ter
| Geuais arlasste gaFerH Rar8arslBs 95oa.
eie G6but a5er ibre bier 9iater un0 Sren
nuug itreg an go. giai 1870 siugeguuglHsr
G5e nit Eto S&oue. 1eS.eEeE lou Il!C ogl
uuter5GIt Der 6amIIie niGt geioggt 9abel.
/ - 9hhter Dennis uateE5eiduete gelte.I
Observation-Disclosures II ben SLagsu 0e
/ MA. Observation-Disclosures Sauoereta5p 52
gen Srisori6 uub Snrel!ne 8Oble INIT go
Spsotbel belaRetss GruRbfiid al EoDloHs
n5rbltn BON GlemeatlraBel Eao oes MS
| bauti5 ameritauiAea 82a9areia5" seBli
! @eorg 8obioH, Jun.
@beIidl oerbHnbeu pIrosu 9eaer
| bur9 Batter 3. q. Gnuen In oeI St. BeteEa
STRIDE Sr. Ghos. .. S'Sesie, pGiaermGn
Ger Safeu= uu6 0ei.er Gompagute Jtr. q, NJ
| Brl. Sba Snselharet.
Sine bOutomneus IpesifiI6e Rbi;ia--Dl
4 ESnneis gntnrrhs s1sifrf1fttei. a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
@ef9&uetoe9 aus Der aobIcnre9iou

PbiIabelpbia, 8. Sttuber. - Ius
bar umgebrus Don g8iIteSblrre, 3D., toms
meu geihWcrNea ider ueue us6ergriffe 5si,
,aus Der 8ObleHcompagnie'n gegen tbre IT.
better. Die @Ompaguie'H iollea bic S5 600
gruberarbeiter oura Sorpdu0e iibeE i9Ie1te
4rbeit uuo 3ergi. (uuter oem iOgeaaHnten
p8odage=" S1Feml auw6Aentli9 nm 5oqe
iisbeH BToSert i1re6 gohues btiageut uno aas
Qr6eiter, meIde ta8e9eH protefIEen, Deroeu
sut(aiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10

g}I0fucS SftlUrytuiai.. .

@rarbs Gaptbs gli5., 9. 9ttober.
-6r. Sas. 6. glaine beu5te beute 8ormlt.
tag bic biefigen 5Gbrit. Gtablifiement8 uuo
ft0ttste am gGhmittag Der gBittme be8 BeHHs
ipl0luisr @ongreBmit9ltebes SObu @obOOa
einea 8aiud ab. lin II llbr bsnte A5anD
rsife er nit ieineu 8egletteru mad 9oibeu,
SE0., ab, no er morgen ySa9mitta9 etue
6arlireoe aufs gIeue prooIsiren NIB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
gemnfrotii65er SFe9 ig gie,p arr.

- epQrt, N.s5., 9. 2ttober. - DE
beute tier eattsefnuoeue Ytuai3iplipabl er-
Gibt einen bemolrati5eu GeplnuR Don etua
zoo 9ttmmen. Die 8epubltlaner erpa1.teu
udbt aldermen unc babaIteu biz Goutrole
aber ben Bpeiteu Ra.bS8weig. Die Demo-
fratea aepiunen 3pel aldermen unO sebu
Sdulz Gommi{dre. Gum erfeu 4ale felt 80
Sabren babeR bic 8emotrateH IN Der Staotz
Dabl, nelae Der PARLIAMENTARY Oogau3
Qebt, ben Sieg oauOH9etrG8sa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
GaS 0e!be 9Steber.

SadfonuiIle, 6IG., 9. Sttuber.-8as
teutiBe BttIlettn meleet SO meme Batienteu,
oarunter 90 2BetBe, un0 bier GoAesfGIe.
Die @eiammt3ubI Der &rtranfuusen betIagt
ieet 1919, bic Der 30oesIaue 299.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
Eine Garte.

IN gue, fpeItht an ben fsoIseH BON Susenbinuben,
nerp6 65er Sdpdde, frhbsm Serial. Serufther gaans
nesfraft u (. NJ, Ieiben. eH6e idl fofieuitei Elm
Restpt bds t turtyt Dieies sroB. Setlmiitsi purbs
RON ttntr 47iifon6r In Sh6 &meiita entoect.
GGidt aereisrtes &oupert au Rtp. SoiepP z, Snmau,
e5.ottep ., Re!psD DoItsGitq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
3ermtia4es.
strafilie1lls sfoafaIlanln.

> Sarrtl oHbu urg, Sa., 3. Dit. - Sm
Aprll b. s. nareH @rrtution8beisbIe gagsu
uHgeiG1g 50 8iirger biejes &olntp3 erlaiieu
ucTb5u, weltt Coupons oes Staate5 Gir8i=
uisu at5 SeSabIuua fir Staatsab3aben eiu=
5ersidt betttu. Dtea Coupons waren BON
Sgme5 y. Cooper, eiEem GgeHten fir bic
beridisceuen 8oubsbefser in 2ouoOn, augaz
Ianft poroeu. &oopeS rsi9te bieieIbeH au9
uahtrdsli9 3ur BsfrieOisuHg Der @retutt,
ogsbefsple pno 8eduHg Ger SsriatStoitsH
i'm 3uni b. 8. ein, Ger Sdsrifi oerueiserts
leoodl Die 4rnabme 6eIIeI0eu ais 4equioaz
lent fir 8aurgeioi uuo bat nun gegea bic ge-
uauHteu Sarger oss Sruutgs a6ermnts Gre
tuh0Hagsn in Srsis9erthte aRbiugig ges
mN9t. Cooper pjrb OieieIbea Coupons ME
Blrum On 3astun9sfatt etHrei4en, fal5 oas
@eridt 30blnHgaurtbeile gegeu be 8stIa9.
ten erIQiieu iollIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
syharIes 6. gl,,psaarbH

tmpH.bIt ftdb Den 5efudaerss oes SGaspsr., esrs
trStpuz, &FaEfg', SslatEs, SgoBs Gao 4Dtats
gsarItss nit iolsen5en Sortsn ausSeseidlneter
gSNFEt; Wifner, 5ranffrrter, Sgoner, gbDdrtens
mageR, SutDurt, 8rauui1negsr 2e6erDurf,
1duIels5ers3urft, SdReiser 2aR6ia9er, italienIher
Salami, GcIoeatnurh, Coned Beef, 9etotbt unS
rob, gefotte unb gerhud:rtI 3rng., sc4a6tas Girbs
heiid1 Il. I. NJ. (6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10

E9 Der vSermauia. gR duaers
d 0 "a begsbt beute ltiu 50. StiiiHngelsE
nit Gon5ertuuo Ball IN lsIHeF olus
az Rsa. 2ombar6fra5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10

srHa,i,e daag 2 fua4s ua4sijQbsE.- Pantine gucca bat
qIeldssiug lbr abiGieo Don oct 'SI4sS 2ur
mtroe. Ole babe IN @mtinoeH etu BetBs
tbum ernorbeu uH0 ge0enfe oOrt etu 5Hitttut
irr Eperuiauger Al errIdteu. ylGu mJst
aber bleieu nunebliben N5Ndten Der SitGil=
Term feMeu red)tea @lgu0eH BET.
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3. @aro.

Wct'ottttIttne oes oettTdl 6raeriTaniI0sn
DettcfrG&iidieo Clubs Der crttteti SSato beitse,
4beHos ubr, in Sri. z g, Si.oz2S o TltraBs. 5m
auitrnse ee$ YIifoeateE sSofepB SGlpnt9:
(243D GunSt. IimIiug, Seir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
SeutfMs2gmettg. 9eascfta&Ii1sS
GLtt5 Der H. gtSorO>

W1orGeft, Donnerftag, 4benos u5r, grtrosSsr.
iommIung ~ altngeIboier5 5aIe, ytr. 5O8, ICua'
IgInanta Nperue. Die Ylit9lie0er, iOlpte oqe
6tutihzamerifantiden DemotratGn Der gBaro unb
Treunbe ino freuuoItti cjngeIa6en, Gnse SGtI
Rtoner, iDDie @anoibaten iUeGoeu aniUeIel0 ietn.
Sm Euitraae bes 4Tdltoenten
T242-iS) =. VI. &nSeE, GSefg.
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ana PES uranpers zee nnlnrht.

Barts, 8. Gttober. Der Sob oe8
Sdler SGteger, oe5 GIiiHoers os5 SO!lpui,
Dlr6 6lrr gemeioet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10

Sine bOutommeus IpelIfI6e asbitia--Dr,
cages ssatarTb, Seilmittel,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10
pie 9entOgratie atlfgerittteft,
GntBniiaitii6e WaRenbcriamuts
lung 81 SgtesOiaC.
1ro8sg osmoEeatEf6ss @Eeate,
ReomineRteasnner autaeEeno.

EaaIiu0e si5siili9aIIer 9tImmn GepOHnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10

GtnpaRce sesen eeu GaHfsreusbssF1t lber
btt suGsmstns SciiaitsStG. - Gomuuss'
gtribaHaea 81 SaaEsu OCT Es!itws Ses
Observation-Disclosures SSatte. $4,000
fur Die @oHHretang oss ueneu SBtneieHs
GRsgekRk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-10

8ubIiu, 8. GitOoer. Su Der beu.i5.l
Scriamuluug oeg gE0ttoaaut9a trHrbe oer'
$1,000 SeitrGge ans Nmerifa etHgelaafe!
ieteH. Gin 5r. summers aus Jiep 9orl t.
t!drte In elmer Reoe, 3aueube BON 5riih'
4meritanecH tpiirbeu mad Srlaub BuradIl5
reu, jcbGIO ieae5 &auO vpOme'RuIe" grtua
Csn babe.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
Honor to Whom Honor is Due.


One of our honorable (?) aldermen
of this city, his name is Gus A. Rel
mann, is raising on his sidewalk
very luXuriant crop of weeds so that
people coming near must either take
The street or cross over to the side
walk on the other side of the street.
Not only that, but he has damned up
the natural flow of storm water to
make nice drive from the street into
his premises, which causes to form
water hole ll2 feet long, right in front
of my premises, causing bad smell
and sickness in the neigh borhood.
Not only that, he also went to work
and damned up the alley behind my
premises with black mud, dug up on
East Commerce street hauled there
by the city carts, which prevents the
natural flow of storm water from my
yards to the alley and to the ditch on
Water street.
All this on the corner of North and
Water streets. Our city administra-
ton, street commissioner and sanitary
police may share the honor with the
honorable alderman above named.
HENRY SEMLINGER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
Building Permits.

Sol Deutsch, two-story brick dwell
ing, west side of Flores street; $4,000.
Trinidad Herrera, lumber dwell
ing, south side of Guadalupe street;
$.
Henry O'Neal, stable, corner of Live
Oak and Dawson streets; $.
A. Dreiss, addition to store, west
side of Alamo street; $4,000.
A. S. Krisling, lumber dwelling,
north side of Dakota street; $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
A Thunderstorm,s Damage.

VIENNA, August PA thunder
storm in the vicinity of
Kornernburg, a village near this
city, destroyed thirty-five houses,
other villages were submerged.
Three persons were killed at Asperu,
and twelve at other places. Many
head of cattle and immense stacks of
corn were destroyed. Later advices
concerning the storm say that 1900
houses were wrecked, and that so
persons were seriously injured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
A Cool Condemned Criminal.

New YORK, August 2l.-Dan
Lyons, the murderer of Quinn the
athlete, was hanged at 7:l5 a. m.
Lyons passed his last night upon
earth in a perfectly cool, calm and
collected way. At seven o'clock last
night, he insisted on going into
the yard to examine the gallows,
While there, ne entered the little box
containing the weight which was 10
jerk him into eternity, with a critical
eye he examined the rope that held
the weight of 425 pounds. He coolly
remarked, "that won't be heavy
enough to hang" Lyons ale lunch
of lobster salad and fruit, after which
he took bath and retired. He was
called at four o'clock and arose.
Father Pendergrast arrived about 8
o'clock, with Father Selinas. After
performing his additions, Lyons re-
ceiv ed the priests, who went with him
to his cell, and prayed with him.
After prayer the doomed man took a
cup of coffee and walked about the
Elm street side of the prison yard
furthest removed from the gallows.
He was laughing and joking with the
deputies who attended him. At $3.50
the hangman, Joe Atkinson, and as
sistants arrived. At7O'clock the pro-
cessiOn to the gallows was formed,
and at 7:15 the drop fell. The rope
was not Gus until he was pronounced
dead at 7:19. There was bu5 one con-
vulsive movement of the body.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
Troubles in Madagascar.

PARIS, August 21.-Voltaire says
that NJ. Devilers, resident general of
France, in Madagascar, will hasten
his return to that island, owing to
the receipt of news that the Havas are
preparing an expedition against the
Sakalvas, whose security the French
Hava treaty guarantees. The Havas
have placed a price upon the head of
the queen of the Sakalvas, in the
kingdom of Antankaris.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
Busy, Yes Sir, Busy,

1t is no figure of speech to say that
the Collins Manufacturing Co., is
busy. The offices and show rooms on
West Houston street are well fire.
quented by those anxious TO know
more of the Eclipse windmill. the
best means of securing water on their
ranches and farms and the cost of the
work. This information is always
courteously and freely supplied and
advice is given in candid way.
Others are there to purchase outfits
and to make suitable arrangement.
This is well but in the rear will be
found a large staff working hard to
prepare and ship the many orders
that this firm are daily receiving
proving the practical excellence of its
system and public confidence in the
firm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
Still Booming.

';Still we BOOM" is the cry at the
Washington. "Our last weeks bust
ness nearly doubled our expectations"
No wonder, for there are few places in
the United States that so good
show and so much of it for 10c is given.
This house employs the best talent in
the variety profession and by giving
clean, bright sparkling entertainment
never fails to attract a crowd. When
the boys are out seeing the sights by
gasIght, they never fail to take in the
Washington.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. TUESDAY, AUGUST Fl, 1855.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Nile has risen two feet at Wady
Halfa.
Won Moltke retains his nephew as
his personal aide de camp.
The king and queen of Portugal are
in Vienna.
Moore and Mrs. Norton, the st.
Louis clippers, are in Toronto, Canada.
DIR. A. X. Fisher, well known
writer and politician, commits suicide
in Indianapolis.
Mahmoud Pasha, the sultan's eX-
minister of finance, is accused Of en-
bezzling $4,000.
The death is announced of George
Weber, the great German historian,
aged so years.
By the aid of a camera a saloon
keeper at Des Moines, Iowa, was de-
tected in selling liquor last Sunday.
At Oakland City, Ind, Sherman
Reeves, a deputized officer, arrested
his nephew for disorderly conduct. A
fight ensued in which the former shot
the latter who will die.
The warehouse of the Simple Agri-
cultural works, San Francisco, was
destroyed by fire few days ago. To-
tai loss 800, 900; insurance $50, 900.
Cleveland, Ohio, was given up to
the Germans last Saturday, the occa-
sion being the fourth annual meeting
of the Krieger Bund of North Amer
lea.
The car and the German emperor
each honOred Francis Joseph's birth
day anniversary Saturday by ban
quet.
The Union labor party of st. Louis
have nominated Phil Coghlan To-
congress in the Sth district, and
Michael Rathford in the 10th.
Ex-Governor B. Reyes of Monterey,
is said to be duly elected senator to
represent the state of Queretaro, Mex,
in congress.
Two suspicious cases were reported
at Jacksonville, since O'Clock sun
day evening. One death occurred at
Sand Hill on Sunday night.
A very serious wreck occurred on
the Mexican National r. r., near
engine and four or five cars went over
JI0 ILuRInCCI duU
were killed.
King Christian, of Denmark, with
the princess of Wales and her daugh-
tiers, arrived at Frankfort from Weis-
baden, and met and dined with the
prince of Wales. The princess pro-
ceeds to Gmunden.
Lieut.. Weissman, of the German
Fmin Bey committee, is en- route to
Zanzibar. 1t is intended to form a
commercial highway with stations
from the lakes eastward, by means of
a German-African lakes company.
The famous cattle trail between
Texas and the north will soon be
wiped out. 1t was 600 miles long and
one mile wide, and when the original
survey of Colorado was made this
strip was left for the use Of the cattle
men. The railroads have now rendered
it useless.
Congressman Matson, of Indiana,
refused to accept silver service pre-
sented to him by the employees of the
government printing office, on the
ground that it was not proper for him
to accept any reward for a perform
ance of duty imposed on him as a
member of congress, and that it would
set bad example.
The Freeman's Journal of Dublin
declares that Parnell will make the
clearest case of disproof of the charge
that he is author of the Times letters
by chain of evidence of the most
perfect character.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
Police Court Doin gS.

J. NJ. Dermott, drunk and down, 81.
Dan Driscoll, committing nuisance,
$40.
Theo. Mann, disorderly, dismissed.
Mrs. Smith, drunk and disorderly,
81.
Thos. S. Knight, insulting Ian
guage, case dismissed.
Mary Hunter, vagrant, so.
Alice Fields, vagrant, SO.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
A Wonderful Discovery.

PARIS, August 21.-Dr. Pasteur to-
day read before the academy of scien-
lists a letter from DIR. Gamela, of Odes-
sa, announcing the discovery of cholera
vaccine. The announcement was
fayOra bly received.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-21
A City Re-established.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Gal, August
2l.-City of Leon advices say that the
place is being rebuilt rapidly. Troops
are working at the stakes surround
ing the city, and are throwing up en-
bankments.