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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
MEN OF RENOWN.

Mr.. Gladstone has gone to Amalfi,
Germany.
Harold Sewall, ex-consul to Samoa,
will practice law.
The salary of the king of Samoa is
said to be only $40 a month.
Bishop Spalding, of Peoria, has ar
rived in New York from Europe.
United States Chief Justice Fuller
was at the Fifth Avenue hotel, New
York, yesterday.
Mark Twain is said to have q super
stitious dread that he will some day
lose his fortune.
The scene of Robert Louis Steven
sons next novel shifts from London
to the South seas. He is thinking of
calling it "The Gaol Bird"
Charles Lee Lewes. who has just
been elected to the London County
Council, is the only surviving son of
George Henry Lewes, and the posses
sor of gOodly fortune left him by
George Eliot.
Rev. DIR. w. J. Holland, of Pitts
burg, Pa, the probable leader of
scientific expedition to Africa, is said
to possess one of the finest entOmOlO-
gical collections in America. 1t in
cludes 100000 specimens of 10000
species.
Clark Russell, the novelist, has
long been a suffering cripple from
rheumatism. He has tried all sorts of
remedies and finds his only relief in
the pine treatment. He inhales,
swallows, bathes in and is rubbed
with the essence of the pine.
The new heir of the Austrian emper-
or, besides being a descendant of the
Caesars, will be king of nine countries,
wear eighteen titles as duke, one as
archduke, two as granduke, four as
margrave, and SO on to the total
number of fifty-four.
Domingo, the Spanish painter, long
resident in Paris, for whose work i'm
mense prices have ruled these many
years, has had the honor of painting
the baby king of Spain and his
mother, the queen regent, receiving
for the former So, 600.
William D. Wash burn, Minnesota's
new senator, is worth 5000 900. He
ownes the finest private residence in
the west. The grounds, tasCefully ar
ranged, cover four solid squares in
Minneapolis; the stately mansion is
of marble and cost 81 900 900.
Judge Holman, the great object
Or" is over sixty yearsv.d. He is a ma
tive HoOsier, and has neen twenty
four years a member Of he house. He
has thin hair, deep blE" eyes, high
cheek bones and smo-,h upper lip.
He carries a tuft of Fh.;da moss on
his chin. He uses ey glasses, and
utilities them in gesticu lion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
A Sound Legal Opinion.

f. Bainbridge. MuDday ESD. county attOr-
ncy. clay county. Texas. ~uys: Have used
Electric BittcrS with most rapDy results
My brOthe" also was very low with malarial
fever and iaundce. but WAS cured by timely
use of this medicine. Am satisfied Elect iC
Buffers saved mis- lie
Mr.. d |. WilcOXsOn. of Horse Cave. Ky.
adds Il like testimony. saying: He positively
bel ewes he would have died had il not been
fer Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward OF, as well as
cure all maarial diseases. and for all kidney,
liver and stomach disorders stands un.
equaled. Price sic and 81 at
DREISS, THOMPSON n Cos. store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neghbOrs
talking about it. You may yourself be one OF
the many who know from personal expert
ence just how good thing 1t is. II you have
ever tried it, you are one of it, Staunch
friends. because the wonderful thing about il
is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King S
New Discovery ever after holds place IN the
house. If you have never used ii ana should
be afflicted with cough, Id or any Throat.
Lung or Chest trouble, secure bottle at once
and give il u fair rial. 1t is guaranteed every
time. or mOney refunded. Trial bottles free at
0reiss, Thompson Co.'S.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
PERSONAL.

w. f. Myers, of Floresville, is at
the st. Leonard.
Mr.. Geo. E. Congo, advance agent
for Miss Clara Morris, is in the city.
G. H. Busse, proprietor of the
Hidalgo hotel, of Monterey, Mexico, is
at the Maverick.
p. H. French and wife, of Pitts
burg, Pa, are at the Menger.
Emil Wahrmund and Temple d.
Smith, of Fredericksburg, are at the
Mahncke.
DIR. J. p. Oldham has returned from
a visit to Mon terey and other Mexican
cities.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
OPERA HOUSE.
DR.. Bannister's Debut as a Star
Stage Driver.

DR.. Bannister's Debut as a Star
Stage Driver.
Oliver Doud Byron, the delineator
always, of sensational and highly col
ored dramas upon the stage, drew a
small audience last night at the
Grand opera house. He Is an actor
of the middle class, with just enough
histrionic ability to carry him through
the part he essayed, that of Jack La
mar ;" in the play THE Upper Hand. "
His company are gagged to his stan
dard and are mediocre, with perhaps
the exception of Fred Warren as Il.
Beetem, and Dave Oaks as "Uncle
JOSH" the negro.
The drama is better staged than
played, and in the snow scene,
sleigh drawn by two large
horses, came upon the stage to aid the
villain in carrying off Jacks wife. In
this scene, which was more ludricrous
than thrilling, Manager Mullaly's
infinite fund of resource came into
play. The company required span
of horses that they could handle,
gentle and yet fiery. Manager Null
lally, from his finely equipped livery
stable Garter & Mullaly) supplied
them with his pet team, an d went
further: gave them careful driver in
the person of old DR.. Bannister, the
we'll known veterinary surgeon, who
was seated in the front seat of the
sleigh holding the ribbons. 1t was
Docs debut as star and it is under
stood he was so delighted with the
ovation he received that he will begin
at once studying for the stage, with a
view of starring in the role of stage
driver.
The company repeated "the Upper
Hand" for matinee today and will
repeat it tonight. Tomorrow night
they close with "The Inside Track
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
A Shocking Accident.

This morning about 1870 the ma
chinery in Dullnig's mill on LOsOya
street, got out of gear, and Anton
Roatzsch, the engineer, went to fix it..
By some means his right arm got
caught in the betting, and as a result,
the arm above the wrist was dragged
off and the arm broken higher up. He
was conveyed to his home, medical
aid was called, his arm properly am
putated, and he is now doing as well
as can be expected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
Looking Towards Liberia.

Rev. Rob. H. Harbert, presiding
elder of the NJ. E. CHI urch, (colored, J
for the Houston district was in the
city this week and paid his respects to
the LIGHT office. Rev. Harbert is well
knownin this city where he was prin-
cipal Of the public school for two
years leaving same to enter the
ministry He was for twelve years
after his graduation at Fiske Univer-
sity, Tenn, engaged in educational
work in Mississippi, Tennessee, and
Texas and during that time was al
ways engaged in conducting normal
work. He is an applicant for the posi-
ton of minister to Liberia, and is
quite likely to get there, as he has
the endorsement of James G. Blaine
and John Wannamaker both of whom
are accepted as members of Gen.
Harrison's new cabinet. Mr.. Harbert
is every way qualified to represent
this government in the free state of Lii
IBERIA,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
That's What They Say.

Ben Fielder, an old German and an
enthusiastic Callaghan supporter
stopped his LIGHT because he didn t
approve of It's position to the mayor
but, says he, II stopped my paper and
stood it for three days, but couldn't
stand it any longer. 1 missed the
LIGHT as an old friend, and I was
quite lost without it. You can bet
that l still keep and read the LIGHT"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
F. Kalteyer & ~,on.

In the LIGHT today VI! be seen the
card of the old reliable rug firm of
f. Kalteyer Il Son. III. firm does a
very extensive wholesa.r and retail
business, and it is saiG AS the lar
gest prescription trad t any drug
house in Texas. This s.#s Sc uses the
best and purest drug .ud employs
only the most skilIful erks. They
also deal largely in p.'.,t remedies,
and can offer special Elements to
the trade.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
SPOILS OF T. ( LESS.

Mr.. Bogus is the IA 3d.. a genuine
WashingtOnian.
"Bosh" is the trade ,.lle in Lon
don for all butter sub les.
Several large mel Norking es-
Establishments are " r..E by cleo
tricity.
1t is proposed in En- , to operate
dust and garbage c y electric
propulsion.
Five new churches cling erect
ed in Jerusalem an '' llehem at
the present time.
In England there aiming COL
lege for English wives, at
"Goodrest," near Ke #".rh.
"RObert ELSEWHERE .-. the book
inquired for by a you .t.r at the cir
culating library thee r GHy.
Six hundred words ,r 0lnute were
recorded by means ." Nheatston
automatic telegraph aafus.
In Portland, Ore. n electric
plants being erectt .a. the gen
Grating station is tw niles from
the lamps.
Official statistics listers in
Spain show that tn. 22l, with
APO workers and .' converts,
with about $4,000 nu.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16

II was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
paper, but it saved her life She was in the
last stages of consumption, told by physicians
that she was incurabe and could live only "A
short time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds. On piece of wrapping paper she
read of DR.. Kings New Discovery, and got d
sample bottle: it helped her, she got a large
bottle. it helped her more. bought another and
grew better fast, continued its use and is now
strong. healthy, rosy. plump. weighing 40
pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to
w, n. Cole. druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bot
ties of this wonderful Discovery, Free at
Dreiss, Thompson Co.'S OH If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
Good Business for Sale.

The good will, stock and fixtures of
a nice grocery and hardware store, do
inga good business and located in
one of the best railroad towns sur
rounding San Antonio. Large rock
store and dwelling combined and rent
cheap. HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival of trade at Dreiss, Thompson
their customers of so many free bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it always
cures and never disaDpOints. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat
diseases quickly cured You can test it be-
fore buying by getting trial bottle free,
3-IStf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
The New Deputy Collector.

1t is stated that City Collector Ed.
Rische has appointed Fred Kantzer
as deputy collector. Mr.. Kantzer was
in the postoffice under Postmaster
Newcomb, and then proved a most
able, courteous and efficient official,
therefore Mr.. Rische is to be compli-
mented upon the judicous selection
of his deputy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
New Maps of san Antonio,

Embracing an area of SO square miles
and showing latest subdivisions, etc,
for sale by J. J. Olsen q Son. 40 East
Houston Street. 2-5-tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
For Salt

No. l family horse ! .1nds high,
gentle and good trave.- oIor chest
nut sorrel, together w. new buggy
and new harness. PR, %. Enquire
at Hambleton, HadIe} . Cos. Office,
No. 4, f. Commerce st.,..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-16
Thu LEADING HOTEL IN The
SOUTH. WEST.
ALAMO PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO.

Having been thoroughly OYerhauled and
renovated throughout, is now the largest and
most complete Hotel in the Southwest Fine
billiard and bar rooms attached. Hot and
cold baths. Large sample rooms for COM
mercial men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited. 10-5-6m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-01
Qlas Sobnstown.

Sobustomn, Beuni., 81. Suit. - 9ie
grosbeamteu Der 6rairlaurer BsnnipIoa'
MEMS, bic 6S. Rc@uIIa, 8t9. so. Wdfle,
s. 81. RtdoIion uuO Charles .. Ersemau
aus Bbua6eIpbta, parsH gefiera bier uu6
iibergabea benz biefigen SIIfs &ouite oeI
Breimnurer peitere $23 600 jur 8ertbeiluns,
9aourd fiiee bte unterfiibuugsiHmme Der
8retmaurer fir tbre biefgeu Briiber AM
SIS. .OOO.-9ie aus3abIuug Der augemeiueu
9iilfsgelber aebt uur lon9iam con ftattear
uub Der @eiammtbetrag Der GuebejabIteu
gelber tif Rur $188 1872.
gRte aus Sarrisburg beIi4tet ptrO, EN-.
ping @ounsrueur Beaoer heute burd ben
oeuliGen 8oniul in Repz 2Dorf $4,000 ale
8ettra9 Der Senobuer BerItn's fir bic s Jbus'
tonuer gtotsleibeRneH uub $1,000 BON ben
Biirgern Der Staot Wfaunbein1.
Sa elmer beutisen Seriamm!ung be3 lIu'
terEEsun gs : &onite'8 muroe Re9eni1aft
itber ben Betrag Der empfaugensu 6tiIfs9el.
Der abseIeet sc erbelt, bns @ouuerneur
Geaber i'm @anJeu 1884, 4l4.46 empftag
uu6 $840.S96 60 oernusgabte.
Son bem 9iefe i'm 8etrage BON 81 ,554
0I7. SO fnb $21l ,216.O4 fir Se;abluug pan
81eGuuneeu permluigt, uHb eiu giettoCaf bon
$1,942, ,S01.8 80 If hemnah itbrig. gs laufeu
hbItgers ned INNER 9it!fsgeIber Elm.
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Gef@aftSmetbooett oer Srttn'
fonnfCnh1h0Ier.

Repz0orf, 81. SIIt. - Euu6esz&on
miiidr SbieIoe bat bie unterin4uns gegen
samuel Starts, alias gtortOn, ben fiirjLldJ,
tpie beri9tet, oerbaiteteu ansetlt6eu 5I1Oler
Init grituer @aare," auf &riuhen Ieiues
BertbeibiGers gmbr0ie 5. BGrbs bis gum
l6. September oerta9t. Intbong @omfod,
neI6er aupeienb mar, be3eiGaete ipGter bel
einent @eipr66e nit etuem Beridterfatter
bic Gertaftnng bon gfarIs unb ietues 9az
nofTeu Surns, peI1er iibrigens, ME STARTS,
fuft eben 10 piele yIliafe" betst, nte es
Sterue am Simmel gibt, aIs etae Der mid
tiafeu BON @aunern 0ieier 4rt, peId]e iemaIs
eena6t puroe. @s fiel Sru. &ouftod bel
SurdiE6ung oes Bitreaus Der Sdpinoler
uut Elm Bud In bic SGH6e, treld1es efne
0ife alIer WiitaIie6er unb WtitbeIfer Der
BauSe uebft alien BON linen islreiItg getiibrs
ten Namen entbIlt uno oaher fttr ote feruere
lIuteriu6uug b04f uertboou If. Die ganSe
bat insbelonbere In ben Staten gfeu sSeriep
unb Stem Oort ;abIretd3e Mitglieber unb
uerftanS 60 aud, Pcftmeifter in tbr Snterefe
An ,ieben. Sr. @omfod erflGrte, er babe
pcftipe Betpeiie baIir, bGB 25 BOfmetfsr
3ntI6en $500 uub 1925 Don Der Ban6e erz
bielten, nm bteier bel Serbreituna ibrer @irs
fulare uur @utgegeFnahme bon SIEefeu BON
itrem Boftaulte aus behIlfltH 3u Ietu.
Selbftuerf1nblib t0nnen bic giamea Der BE.
treffenben uorIaufis nod ntdt Seuaunt uer=
ben, bod neripri9t bic lluteriu9ung jpetfel
Ios erfaunIibe @ntbtlungen 81 brtugen,
meun aud auf Soften oieIer 9eute, tpsIhe
enttpe6er aus Sabgier oher 8unmbett In b,e
plumre, ibuen 9efteQte Taue gin9en.
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Saattcs Srora's aeDetwtatBU ones
&1beftfester.

Btaitn, 6as., 81. Snli. - Die aer,te
pcn 8anFier 6. &. 8ronu lieBeu geitera Elm
8erb0r befielbsu burf SdeElfi 1nges an.
gGie SronH unsab, it er ouf irseub pel1e
8eiie gu ietuem ldnseren 8eridniubeu ge.
spunssu tporbeu, fam iib jebon auf fetne
@inSeIubeitea befnueu; er Blaubt uur bes
iItmmt, oas Spfer bon Shurten geweIeu III
isin, bic ibn ausgebeutet babeu. I'm IA. If
Der 8Gnfier in SaiuUiIIe gepaIen unb Sat bic
gladJt 3um Is. b. Dt. nuf Der Stlase In eiuem
Ba9en jugebratt, nprnuf er mad eiuer 3uet
N&sileR entfernIeu 8aH9 9ius uub um gfen
bat. Bic 3eute, bic er Saan mad benz Beae
ned gBttita frGste, bietteu ibR siues Iouber.
baren Senebulers peBeu fir oat.ddt Die
gelBte iageu, eas mSaliher 8etie 8ronu's
@e61Gtnts befer per6en mirb AnO er jelbf
bnuu 2i6t In Die ouutle Snhe bringen fam ;
pabliGsiuIid If er lanaete 3eit Inter benz
@iuf(us BON Spiaten gebaIteH morbeu,
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Gtaot 8a[tImore.

RatboItf@er 2atenzG pugres / 4
SaIttmore.-3ur @entenniul'Seisr bsr
&iniHbruug Der tat5olii9eu 6terGr1te in ben
Ser. Stuaten bat gefera Elm in &btcugo,
Jls., oeriammelt eeUeIenes @onlite, befes
beno aus ben 66. gBu1. Snabau BON Chi
cago, SeinriCh S. SpaunhOrf1 bou CT. 2pui5
unb Daniel 8. &ubo Don Cincinnati, eiHeu
Aufraf 3ur 4bbaItung eines galeusg gouarei.
lee Der RatbOIilea Der Ser. Staatea In Bal
ttmore am II. unb Il. Yfo6eulber B. s. eCz
lafieu.
Su bsIa 4ullufe uiT6 oaraui bingenteieu,
oas bic SGat fir ReltBiOusiTeibeit in ame'
rtta IN oem tatbolilmeu Blarnlauo gapa1njt
norben lei. Bel Der 9eaferenJ mtro allen
8ntboItieu Elm freies 6sGt eiuser6umt, fi4
an ben 8ebatteu Der nOrber IN uer0Heut@
li9eHoeu SOrtrdge 5u betbsiliseu. Wttt BEN
songree uHb Der @euteGrlQl'Seier fdQt Bus
fautger GBeie aud bic Iormelle gr0fiuuu8
Der tatboIliaen uEioerittdt 81 sSai9instou
Bulammen.
Serfetpugeu BON Sefuiteu,8 a.
tern, - Der SJeiuiteu'Sroen feJerte aehela
ba8 sef ieiuee @riin6ers ct. SguattR5 BON
gogolG, gSie gem0bnltd3 an bIeiem Gage
nelitiuSete Der Bro0iultal bic ttblihga bret
Jdbrttdeu 8erisBuugen uOn Dlttsll2oera be8
Grbens. DemnuG bat Der 8ices sBraEbeRt
oss pgogoIO @oIlegs," Batter gBm. Brouus
fige, uGh Srebel,t, gto., ~ gebeH, may
reno an ieine Steue Bater zgigt1m SpHaI
il,tt 9ater s. 8niam iff uat 9eoHaEotona,
ct. Dturps @oHutp. Dlb., Batter 3. Ri'
darbe na1 GOhemia.atanOT unb Batter 8lts
Ieepie uah bem @eorgetOnuer &oGeo geauOt
nOroeu. Boter gg. gat.oa bon BbildOelz
/ PHO tibernimmt bts 9tiTion TN UiafpldH6er
3uhibaus, uub gt9OI0u Hnb @agbIGu fab
~ Brofsforsu an ggopOIas&ogea" et4auut
morben.
BoIiBeiIt6e 9. - Sobn gBbite, Sames
JioIOu uHb Gbas. gleTt muroeu geitera pom
Bolibetlifter @ai9meper i'm uOre0flt5en
GtntionsbnnIe Huter Der BelhuolgGua, Geo.
Street bon yfr. 1113, 8reeumouut' 'Aueuue,
Onnegrifeu unb nm ietue filbsrue Sai4euusr
nebf sette beraubt Su bObsn, BEN Criminal
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83UbC &urrotpS 100 attf Freten
2Sitfett.

Birmtngbam, ala., 81. SuIi. -
Guau GaIl0ps, iein SObn SObu BuVrous
uab iCiH S9nie8eriobu SIM Cab bsfGabeH
beute 81 Belpon, Hmar.@oHntg, Ella S0rs
yerb0r inter Der QntLage, an ber Bu Sepeu
ton 9lnbe BnIr0us oerubteu grmorbuHg oes
Bofueiflrs GraUes beIbeiltgt gsu5lsa III
ieiu. Das 8erb0c giug inter bem 5aEBe
Ger ,,Birmiu8b 8bansGifIes" bon Staten, be
UOn bier GbBeididt pOr6en paren, ba man
8ubea0tLnaen befiirdtete. Der alte Bur
rODS unb ieiu Subn puroen aus DtaHsel al
gepatieu eutlaffeu, uub Gaib Der @rauO 'Surb
t5ertuteien. Die 8efiirdltaaa, bas Die Be-
noPueF Der @easnb bic IlgefIagteR Bu I1u,
deI 6eriu&eH niirben, uer@tsrNds,e S'd, pasBt,
uno oie Diiti3 tptro nit bem nadflen 3uge
bierber 3urid tebreu. gEas 9Ibe 8urrons
anbeIGu8t, 10 piro berieIbe bermaBeu geIiirhs
tet, baB UorIdnfis idperlib Elm eruftider
SeriH9 81 ieiHer Tefiuubme gema9t tperbeu
pil6. Iiau petB iibrtgens nid1t, ob 9lIbe
nod in ben Bergen bOu 2amar &ouutp
berfedt tf, Ober oh er Die @egeuo bereits
herl1ifPT blt
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gse&p.@prfer StaG,rtd1tea

Hen,Dort, 81. SuIi. - Sr. Rarat
31Iteao, 9erars9eber Der @tucinuatier
vGOmmerctGI. @Gsette, "peIder fih stpei Ros
note long In 8eutiGIanO aufgebolteu bot,
Fam bente auf eeu Sampier ,,&itp Of Baris"
bier an. gr serbradte pier 8oden i'm Babe
gtaubeim on her DMaiu. @eier= Balm" nobe
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reiie fattete er Der Barrier &eItausfeluu9
eiusn Seiu9 oh.
- Der 25'iGsriae Seurs Barter, Elm Gngs
ldnber BON @eburt, psI6er felt ben Iesten
,pSIf Sa6ren oils 8n9baIter Der ,goaIoli.
batch @aeItebts@O." beiddftigt mar, eut=
Ieibte iidb seferu friib, iuoeri er eiue DOTS
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mertten bic 6reunos Barriers, peIGer Bitts
trer mar uno BON ieiuen bier E0ttern i'm
NIter bon G., reip. 10, u uub Is Sabreu TN
oberEen Stodnert bes Apartment'9anIes
gir. 128, Gf Al. Strase, tpObuts, bas er an
@eiffesitIruug lit. @r mar6 melan1oIiid),
ipraG bGufg bon eiuem Eoee uno trant nd
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Wabt, fur3 mad 12 lIbr, ruurbeH bte Siuber
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iruste, mas bem Yntienteu feblte, nabm tbu
In Bebanbluug. Als fid Der .3ufaHb Bar
fer's aegen bier llbr RprGeus ueridltmmerte,
ioubte man auf Nnratbsn Der Ruabaru MGd
4r. @npern BON Scr. 656, 2eriugton'4u
msIdber aber bel isinem @tltreffeu mr. eine
2eid1e nctfano.
Der 9nabe abrabam Stesti, neI9et,
tpie berihtet, am Wonta9 nerbaftet tpnrSeu
mar, neil er Dor etltd)eu En9eu Der 71.idbri,
oen Erau @iteI Bed BON Scr. 5, 9eferardse,
etue tobte Sdse au ben SOpf gepurfeu uut
aul bfeie gBeiie ben Sob Der 6rau berbei9es
fiibrt baben iou. nuroe gefsru uteOer aui
fretsu Eue gelest. Coroner 2eop, DeI9er
bic Eefnnbme bee Suugeu GngeorSuet, fano
nGmlidt ans, Ses bic eet9e Der Srau bereite
am Gonntng beertiat tDcr6en mar, nab oa6
rftbin sur TeTuabne bee Ebatbefauoes eiRe
Nntopfte, es feb beuH, bas ote 8erpanOteu
Der Eran be 4us8rabung Der eeiGe gefatte'
ten, fidat porseupmmen peroeu tonRte. Gla
bic EamtItenmiteIteber bon elmer &rbumini'
ruus ViGts pifsu uub aud tstns beidDore'
Hen 4usiogeu, auf rDelfle Der 9nabs eoen'
taeu in aniIasefano bate neriset uerOeu
i6Hnen, MAIDEN molten, 10 blteb Dem eoro'
usr ui6ts meter tibIig. ole ben Suabeu Euts'
ter au entlaiieu.
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sos gonntaes scfeb tn Gtnetunatt.

@tnctuuati, 81. SHIt. -yia9 @rle6is
euug bcs nit ben oerhufteteu Butbeu uorges
aumnenen 8orberb0rs bemertte 92tdter
@rmfou, bas in 3atnuft Gautoueu nur BON
Glert in Der Generalization entgegeu aenoms
men petoer, rno oa5 GO heu &Lerfs uidlt aez
fnttet eiu tperbe, fit in ben 0erI9iebeneu
llntsrfntiOneu aufuhnlten. g8eua cine
EiiraI9ait bem @lert itberaeben porben Ia,
10 ntre er bisIelbe auf ote P0Ii3eifaticu tra=
gen, in bereu 8s5irt Der betGefsnoe @irtb
Ieiu 2ofaI bat. Durt eiele 8efimmuus
uirb Der 2eidtigfeit, nit Epelder UerbaItste
Riermirthe bisher @aution feuen toaHteu,
ttbebliG AbbiH5 gethau.
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syoba z. gWITVQtI Oer9aftet.

Yep, Dort, 81. SuIi. - Sobu 6. SnL.
ltbau, Der uotOI,ide 6uuffampf.r, pur0e
beute Qbeno in btefger Stabt traft ether BON
gouberueur pin unter;eidneteu RequiFtiOn
berbaftet unb In elmer 9utiGe uad BEN Bolt
5et=9 9Qnptquartier aebradt, .ue CT leiEer Nus
lteferuug an Die RjebGrbe bes Staates WtIi=
iiifppi eutgegeaftebt.
3te SerbaitIug purbe nm 51O ll5rQbeRbs
6om SaipeftOr Sprnes uuo Oem 8eteft0,
Serseanten gbams i'm pSauberbiIt SoteLn
nprgeuOmmeu. SuIltuan trat bem SnjpettOr
an 6er 3biire ieiues Ytmmers eutsegea uao
iagte tbm, er babe geh0rt, baB Die BoIilet
mad Inn iude. &r iet gerabe i'm Be8rifie
aepeieu, f9 fretpiIItg gu fteLlen.
Staatsagent Gibbs BON Rtiffppi bradte
tae guflieieruussseiud Des @OuuerHsurs
2oprb bterber uuO bepo8 ben SOuoerneur
9iu jur unter3etduuug Der 9iequiiitiOu. SO.
giul0oOn Iub charlie 5obniOu boteu 8iirg.
idaft fir SulIiuau, ieOO9 nHroe bieieloe
ntGt acceptirt. Gin Setb0r mtrO m0rgeu
EOln1ittaQ fiatiIiuoen,
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Ser 8etDutorff4

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26t, Ditto Prior. 633, SltuoiesG Central I14d
& esShore 102, NeDsSeriess Central ITO,
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gorf Central 1868. Obio. .RHftl1ppt 228,
6tttn BriOr. 81, Bitts6urg $50, &saSins
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