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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
ryuREs RBEuMArIsM.
Rheunatisnn

According 70 recent invogtigat10ns = oAuooo
By exoess Of lact1e ao1e1 On IL blood. fhlo oooG
attacks the Abr0us tissues, particularly - tn
joints, ana causes The local manicsotAe1One d
the disease. pains ana aches IN tho baek and
Shoulders, and In the lolnts q the knee.
ankles.h, ~ ana wrists. Thousanls Of people
have found IN HOODS 8arsAparillA positive
ana permanent cure for rheumatism. Thu
medicine.b ib purifying ana vitaiising action
neutraiiEes the scidity Of the blood, and also
builds mp ana strong thens the whole body. q
Hoods eAroapafilla
~ was LAID up for six months with rbeuma
tism, ana used many kinds Of medicine with
ont good result TIL one Of my neiehbprs told
mo 70 take HOODS earsapArillA. when had
used half q bottle felt better, and after tax
ing two bottles think was entirely cured
a. I havo not had an attach Of rheumatism
since." EusBHs H. DIxor. Rossville, Staten
Island, n. r.
Cures Rheumatism
~ had attacks Of rhcumatism which In
creased in severity. I took three bottles o
Hoods earsAparilla ana Am pleased to say
the rheumatic pains ceased. my appetite and
digestion became better. and my general
health greatly improved. I an firmly con
WINGED that Hoods earsaparilla cured mo. a.
! have felt no recurrence .of this blond dts
ease" VIZ. sCooH. 6eneva, n. z.
Hoods 6arsaparillA
Fold by all druggists. q SIX for o. Prepared
only by @. l. HOOD . CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09

APurely Vegetable Compound, wit hout mer
curry or other Injurious mineral. Safe and IRE
always, For sale by all Druggists Full
printed directions for using with each pack
bye. DIR. schenck's new book on 4 he Lunxs,
liver and stomach SENT FREE Address
DR.. J. II. schenck a Son. Phiadelph,a.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09

THE OLD HAfsBURG CHATEAU.
nearly nine centuries ago, is still stand
ing, and the walls are in such perfect
preservation that IL might he restored
and modernized. But it docs not belong
20 tho reignipg house of Austria, being
the property of the canton of Argovie, In
Switzerland. Tho traveller, proceeding
up one Of the broad valleys of that can
ton, emerges from dense forests and sees
rising above him n beautiful and com
manding hill, thick set with vines, and
on the summit is the ruined castle of
Habsbourg, which was for six centuries
the residence of the noble family Of that
name.
From tho windows of the old castle
and the hill top around it one can look
down upon tho valleys Of the Aar and up
to the lines of the Jura mountains. The
people Of the ncghborhood look with an
almost superstitious respect upon the old
castle, and the proposition Of tho Aus
trian emperor TO purchase it was indig-
nantly rejected, but suggestion to the
canton TO present IL TO the Austrian i'm
peral family on condition that IL should
be repaired and reserved rs place of re-
sort has met with some favor. The in
terror is in ruins, except n single room,
In which great mass of volumes are
preserved, in which successive visitors
of the last century have inscribed their
names and sentiments These volumes
contain many curious drawings, observa-
tions, quotations from the classics, invo-
cations, prayers, humorous remarks and
all the manifestations of sentiment
which might bc expected from tens OF
thousands of visitors. The philosopher
has inscribed there his reflections upon
the vanity of human affairs; the poet has
written lines expressing his admiration
of the view, and men of science or taste
have expressed their appropriate senti-
ments. Looking down upon tho valley
today one can see the daily trains pass
up towards the highlands, which makes
the present vital, and in the chateau he
sees tho Eleventh century restored.
The origin of the House Of Hapsburg
can be traced back to one of tho chiefs
of the invading Alemanpi, one of the
tribes which overthrow the Roman en-
pirc. Tho first to be ranked as a noble
man was Ethico !, duke Of Alcmannia,
in tho Seventh century, but the first
count Of IIapsburg is set down in the
gcnealogy as Werner ii, nephew Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09

lt u now some ten years since ! first
nnade tho acquaintance OF Mr.. Morley.
uo was then living at Berkeley Lodge,
Putuey, o western suburb Of London. He
had invited mo there 10 luncheon, and
~ conyersation turned ON parliament
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
VUILLIAMSON 4 FOSTER.
NEARLY FINISHED.

Our Special Bargain Sale OF Mid-Winter
suits, OvercoAts and Pants 10 drawing TO q
close,
The assortment at present is ample but
limited in quantity. There many desirable
bargains that will pay to buy for future use,
including Dress Suits, PAntal0Ons, Heavy ana
Light weight Overcoats.
In Children's Suits We have advance styles
Tor spring that others cannot obtain. there.
tore don't spend cent for your Little Boys
Suit before looking us over.
Gents Spring Overcoats. d 90 TO e20
IL you want good Child's Shoe aJd Misses
ehoe We ask you to look 1t our line Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09

Purely Vegetable Compound, without
mercury or other Injurious mineral Safe and
sure al ways. For sale by all Druggists. Full
printed directions for using with each pack.
sge. Dr. schenck's new book on The Lungs.
liver aud stomach SENT FREE. Address
DR.. j. ii. schenck 4 son, Philadelphia.
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
Summons,

In ihe j's-rot o4it. First Judicial District of the l rliory of Ar.zona in and for th. county Uf -ochise
 Joseph Russell, plaintiff, vs. l. W. Goddard defendant
 Acton brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Ari- zona. in and for the county of Cochise and the complaint Sled in the said county of Cochlse. in.the off.oe of the Clerk of said District Court
 The Territory oi Arizoa. sends greeting e |. w. Goddard. defendant
 You are hereby required 10 appear il as ac. ton brought aganst you bv the above named plaintiff in the Distinct Court of the Firss Judi- cial District Of the Territory of Arizona, ir and Tor the county of Coci,i5c, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days .ezclr- sve of Ire day of sr-yicel after the service on you of this summons if served within this county, Or II served out of this county, but in this oisinct, within tp en;y days othcrw1se with in thirty daysi, or judgment by default wil hl taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint
 The said action is brought to recover the saa Of g. oco. debt on the contract. as ia the csra- plaini se; out.
 .-. Given under ms hand and the ss,i { Of the Distinct Court of the First Iu. SEAL. Sdiciai District of the Tesnsesy q AYi- ' zona. in and for the county of C. '-c' ciis-. this sih cay Of OcsoAer h tAs year o' or. Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine. GEO H. DAILY,
 log CIGk.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
Swept by the Tid. c. r. tl.rl

 To the iopmo-t piunarle ", s.,Cc.~s, HOstetter's Stomach BitteI4 :,u,. a shining proof of what gen'!irc merit, backed by the living force "f royeu facts, can attain. The Nor'h and South American continents, Europe Australia, the West Indies, Guatemala and Mexico have all conirih ted wide patronage and testimony of t'~ most favorable kind-but unsolicl T.i--:o swell the reputation of this ..e1Iing remedy. Among the maladi.s for which the most convincing public and professional testimony prove. nat it Is a benign curative, are 6hii.' and fever. bilious remitten', drn rrue and agn~ cake. ,iyslepsi.. m plaint, inerN ousp d.,.f ...,.. and bladder complaints. ] :..>a..- the intirmi,ies Of age. has;sns con- valsscence., has a tendency to prevent III consequences from exposure and exhaustion. Persons of sedentary habits and laborious occupations will 6nd 1t n ever useful tonic.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27

.sf .h1 'aner ls hereditary in my saa .v Nvflth-r lico ufi a sister oi Iuy mokhsf dtoc ,l is z-d ny vwn esicr dled of f. Ny fesiaa6s may he inaeiu,d ihea- WEc1 the horrible oSseoee n e Is a paag4Uce oa fcy side. II saS raailGnn.s Cancer eating inwsTjiy in rnch way that is eoeiA rc. b. .ut oIt Numerous reu11Jscs we're pss1 - it. but ihe Cancer grew steAily worse, until tt see0 el ttqt 1 WIS drolacG 10 follow the o.he1 of tfaa family ItgOA SNft's S ecac, which. from the hsse Oay, io-ced ont the jl -na s.a continued ns nnu .,fn Lad ts en several boiticS when foa34 " tif well { b .0w iNat <. S. .. eurcd me.
 E.n.-cn. N. G, Nov v, 'SS. Ms. D. 4- l1ol> s,-a 1T s..,k on r... sr1 Blood plseas.a.
 Ina Sr.s1r SIT. 'Tic Io.. DrsHe-S. Atlsa'a. Ca
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1H

tuls5u sasfi 1 n bo-n fr.-Tied in veiI, MI ol,i easte1 nsnotf<s oe Netrr-ysi Potash s s < yct . 5.y cg:sd t.a EloOi PGl-On but rsla-ei th, ,EtisJnsps.i i-r csr-rt hy ;he lo.-. noar s's-ar's. GEO. Lot ILL, :,4S2 a Ayenge, E. |. SeTafuiA tey-lnoed m Isy l.aa,htcr--,,eliing snd g;l,r on terrock. We RTye kcr SWIFT SFrcfFIc nd sae resois WIS woaderfci and the curo prurnp;
 -S- A. Bx.IlIOND, Clryel1f.,, .,,. ,, Iri Svyrr's SPECIFIC is eati- F C vegetable remedy aard ts tse only Ke.ieine vhish permanently cure. S.IofriA s'od Iiar.cr,. Cancer and Cer;lg'oue Ivln< tclsru. Sead for books or Blood aud Skin D,sey--s .-r1sfJef frrc.
 nGsSw srrcryrc Co.,. Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27

Mir. Hoefer has received . ia q tho seed of the passette-sainfoin, SpSage plant that is attracting . gfsas Zeal os stteation at the Deeseat usse. It is elsimed to be especially adspesd 70 dry SessuiaA ed is ed ee b supssios to - - nMnlA
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
SALESAEN WANTED

Small line of samples from mssrfact uring corporation offered . live nss |. One traveller earned an average sf 33so per month for six yeaTs pase r. Q. Dss A9I7Hsw Ynrk. .--f al
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
BiAkk6.

Lsessos so6ees, 3AuAes5 SLas&s, sp- ,hlies6A Co M< sssG Cod, siniae bonGs asd desds, and aH Nasks eommesly s~ sV ko~ eaL D k4is olGes
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27

Do v-r fyoi irN. I-r.snid !" if. ias5. su,. i-.d.--l-i. ah-.- i1i- --3t. . ..s- cGi!;- AH' '.cr11!ly; CyTcfi i.s-' iaIlts- HT .1E ..'GcJ c.: 70 ness, "- "i i-..t.ss C. sroua; .-. ..- ing, to. t'n Hr,.-t |. ,er nr b.. rr.,. 2. '.Ju.if, ....t .ir gI Htilfe. diZziI.s .Tr-..tl. his.is,i:- -'-tfs,l -y tSi..at, Iiaa:,.. ..r s2tLrt -4- ,...'S, 4t-.yOs.s ".l-gs.-g
 Asnsr.r.-- 'rI. ...i.:y ot tCInUcT. n.i
 si. '.-a-.. ".sI Ct-l'iT seiiss','..--.. .-
 .4r.ilt-. --s,.H -sa [ rssi. ; here .n,l
 ttf'i- '' NS .-5 :i.sr meals, N.ts.sis.r .Astu! aud lIJ-5aIIg sicc;l, ,#...-.s.. .T''t'- -.'-'- e, .i1Z CT dread, CT '.: In,-l.-
 If :a' ..'ts GIi, or an- considerable n,l..bc- a. tA'ae tp.to--s, ycU are sUifrriny ff;T- L.r1Ls L qi"'s..t. or Torpid Liver, n--oci.tC. TleE Svs;.cI k Cr Indigestion. Tho r!a-s -1lGp'i...'f : N0'ir clscase has become I7g mater Gs.I5er and diversity of syrnp- Or. FicT ca's .soiden Medical Disccverv sili s',is4Ie IT. if taken according to dircc. H1!is Tor .. r'Is. .ab.s length of tis1le, If not cured, con1T iicafions multiply and Cousun1p- ,ico 'fthe i.uags Skin Diseases. Heart Diseasn. hneuuatisT,, Kidney Disease, or other 0rays .nalad:es are quite liable to set in and. souo., IT Iater, ii.iuoe e fatal termination.
 DT. Eic=ce'S Golden Med Ieal DSs. eoveTy tctz 7p'se-:u:ly upon the Liver. end ,lrolsn thai sieat blood purtfyins orRan. slea n>es t!e system Of all blood-taints and im- purit'es- iT0Tl whatever cause ariAng It is eqcaly e'rcaciouS tn acting upon tbs Kj6- hc;s, GC1 cr lec cCcrptOry OrganH. cjeanaxf1 str'.ilS'lei.iiiE. and bealug their diseasea. L an apF-tizng, re.torItiye tonic, i. prornoses Ii-esf!pu eod nutrition, thereby bufIdin0 ut both iesn and strength. In maisrisl discS,cxs tbis wonderful Inediciue has ezined 9rvat ce.,.lri;y .u curing Fever and AHue, ChilS aod -cyeT. Eu;-ih ilile. erd kindred diseaa4
 1'-. Fteree's Goi6en Medical Dls.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27

Advertising rates made ka,vl ,n ,o1lIcA tic this once.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
A Common Cold

Is often tbe besinnin. of serious aifec- iIoss Of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes. aud Lungs. Therefore. the importance e of early and effective treatment cannot he overestimated. Ayers Cherry Pee toral may always te relied upon for the speedy cure of Cold or Cough.
 Las; January I was attacked with d severe Cold. which. hy neglect and ire aaeni exposures, became worse, finally sertlipg on nay lungs. A terrible cough room followed, accompanied bv pains m rbe chest, from which I suffered intense ly. After trying various remedies, with cat obtaining relief, commenced taking Arer,s Cherry Pectoral. and was
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
cuRES AL Hu1aoRS.

from common 3!oteh, or Eruption, to tn worst >c-2itiia- salt-rheum, " feyer-eoreas ScaIy ot hough Skin. in short. all diseases Naused by Lad blood are conquered by thto powerful, purifying, and inyigoraiing inedj- cane Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under .ts oanign influence. Especially has 1t rnauI- ieseed ns poseEcy in cHrlns Tetter, EczemA, Liyslp,.iss, fSDiis- Ccrhunci.s. Sore EpeA ecrpf- si2lis sor.s sI,d sweIlings, Hip-;oint DiseAsA And EnhtTgud Glands. Send t-o cents hs har1pS for c large Treatise, with cologec 2iates, on Esln Dis,5sses, CT the aue amount "FoE THE BLOOD IS TIE lsVE." IaoTcug1ly aieanse it by using Dr. PScrcess boiden Weisca1 Discovery. md rood 1es5iicn, . fair skin. buoy ant spir1ta vtsai stretstl and bodily b,eith will be essahi1nhS6
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
For Toilet Use.

Ay~s Adr vieor kseps the hair sots s.d plia.s. fnparss to it the ius,re and nsshnsss of youth. causes it to grow nxartaatly. .afadicases Dandruff, cure. ~ scalp disaaaes, and Is the most clean. H~Al lair preparations.
 AYERS Hair visor has given me
 perfect safisfActon. Twas oAia Tor sax years. during which
 ssSs. fssS many hair prePssa,ions, but BAT hAA was growing thinner, until | ned Ayert Hair visof. I used two oosues of she Vigor. and my head is now vel covefed with . new growth of hair. -'udson B. Chapel. Peabody, Mass. HAIR that has become weak. gray ssSssss and faded, may have new lie and color restored to It by the use of Ayers Hair vigor. My hair wa. thin faded, and dry. and feil out in large quantities. Ayers Hair vieor stoppsd the ialhng, and restored my hair 10 it's orig1nai color. As dressing for the naar, tnie preparasion has no equal. - A&y N. Hammond. Saltwater, Minn. 01e0R youth, and beauty. in the
 fppearance of the hair, may = reeeerved tos an indefinite period by as - q Ayse's Hair visor. ." A dis - q 0e boalp caused my hair to be- nsday. NelAin0 ! tSied seemed to do AySeiS Hai1 Vssos. Tkres Sos;,ss of tAe ReDaRalloA Seeecped ny hair to a heos0y ce1dtton, and ie c now soft enA po.9E " ccalp is erred, and it i aase 6ee t0 dAndzu1. E. R. eS. mvlifss. Wh.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
'Ayer's Hair Vigor,
 b osa1 V Ds.ssias os Pufs,sr.. -'

. -reSA,ss,. prOup. .c.,on, and vaaAGiel .eusstvs properties, easily pancs AyGt filb e ths bead of the list psDalaR isnsdiss for Sick and Nerv- ~ HsedeeAss, Coaseipesion, and ell sil- .s.s ss.ginsei,g in . disordsssd Liver. - hsvs bss. . rese suiFersr from
 1ceAe - Ayees 0aehassie Pills ks::ze - e,. 1. ''..-wn''" l. ';3Ps ..a, ea,,''ss'Aysv's, PIlls,
 AS&4 &41E2an1Gs--' s--'
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
Speedily Cured.

I ssr satisfied that this remedy saved my life. .-.jno. Webster, Pswtucket, E. l.
 l contracted a severe cold, which suddenly developed into Pneumonia. pTeaepSing dangerous and obstinate symptons. My physician ordered the nse of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. His iu- stIuctions were followed. and the result was a rapid and permanent cure. - Fl. E. Sismpson, Rogers Prairie. Tex.
 Two years ago suffered from severe Gold, which settled on my Lungs. con- suited various physicians, and took the medicines they prescribed. but received onlv tanporary relief. A friend induced me to try Ayers Cherry Peetoral. After taking two bottles of this medicine was cured. Since then l have given the Pee t.Tai so my children, and consider it.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

0u nrGe gtrf wben but three weeks old broke ouf ~lih eczema We tE.ed tee prescription from sey e.1l saof to,ioss, but withoat aIy special b.noai Ne Ntsd .. s, S, and by the time one b1l.,e v..- ro1a, hef h6sd bs.ran 70 heal snd by inc lime sl aAd takea sir bottles she vc- comT-e.,Iy cured Nov 1te las ( raii sid heavy had uf h4..-. rossUt heasthy cklld feel it but my duty to russ lis esieneIll- H. T. siioBE, It.ca Ilill No. ~ Ssnd fos our Books on Blood and skin Di-ea-.- Azn Aavtee Se suderer-. Msiird free.
 41 6v1RI SPHrsyIc Co, Drawer S, Atlanta Ga
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
CONSUMPTION.

WHICH acrofula ofthe LunG1, M oFTs0fed ssrIier s'stysS of the disease. From tts un0r- veio7s power over this tetrii y fatal dIse10e
 F.1eu : Tt 1s ring tlIis nov lo-lj- famed reW- D: calling it his .CoSsCxPTIoS CCaR" bud A'amiorfh tiiaf neue as too res;-;cfives for ? E.cUlcl9s TH3c.I, from it's v-nnd rful cou- ri4suJn Of tonic. or strengthening, elcersffv1
 1r blood zG-...., aiiti-b!i.ors pcctorsl and -.Etf-tiv5 EIo.er.5cs. is rpequaIcd, not onIy s- remedy for Consumption, but fr all
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
6wfYT's SPECIFIC has cI-

6WYT's SPECIFIC has eI.
 maliynaat breaking ont on my r eseeed intoaerable pain. It 1as eas,e h rcrmaFby fhe doctors-foC. c! wi,c, eafe1 ne N;fh no relief. l candid coelese nat owe my pre-cnt cood bealf
 Q <R-3e G., which In my estluastion tGaoashas ss bscod remedy.
 r1 rs 1tss JrLIA DEWITT, 'm N. loth St., ii. Louis, ;.c. |@Usf hahy when two months old was
 aesss1s4 with scroful=. which fer . long
 ups 1esaseled Der eyesighs entirely. .. 1 eqpsae Re3o 6eztAS of her life. The y8oe Ss1sed t0retcve hcr, ard we gave
 6vIyr1 SPECIFIC, which coon cured her v9n11uyy0Ae ehs1s Dov hale and hearty. ss..skcv.0ax, N urs Point, Texas. ts11 fR book giving history cf EM2 phnDR sad advice to sufcssr,'
 06o16sA I'm evur SPECIFIC Co.
 so se gs. ssaWwa A,iassA. Ss
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
Liver, g.aos, and llnQs.

For Weak Lungs Splitting of Blood S6py.. .le-5 of Breath. Chronic Nasal Cefarrk Bfus,. chitis, Asthma Severe Coughs, and k1ndrr4 HhectiCrs IT is an efhc'ent remedy. -Ts' for sSycO. :. se- Send ten cents in stamps fos D.. PsxceS oovk or Cr'-umptson. AddreosI - F., uohRs DisesssiJ nsdled lssselsilsl
 6Ss Main =, DUKYAl1A IT
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27

A
 man can
 have his
 job prin
 ing done
 in as good
 style anl at e cheap psics in the lo6O of the TOMBSTONE e9PITAPH As . ID Any hbce on lhs eoAsi. The, bet mAchineryl ons AAts stylssof Cpe and Artisse psinepo cou6ns h eassInS thl. tssuif pontreiid avay your work tshs,l you sec our U anlples and lesrp ricss- PatroEtgsl saotpe ndustrs Ssi you eSpect 10 te tps trsziaed. Aholisl = rv-' CT stamp aboT [ - snc do UtsslIo-e cL Gu-. ese pnEeiple- Adopt ne suSae1 rule ss your max. slG--'Oo unto o,hers as yvoc veold have oihe.s.do anto you, and when yOs hwvs s,t sos sil bs rieh and pacssd Whss yes die .esrpN IA oolaln1nlty slil erect 0Gp@ent ovss your remains and sogr H ss ssa<s.a i. the rsAlss of ethereal bliss.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-27
The Best Remedy

for Colds, Coughs. and all Throat and Lung diseases. ever used in my family. Robert Vanderpool, Meadville, Pa.
 Some time ago took slight Cold. which, being neglected, grew VI orSe. and settled on my Lungs. i had a hacking cough. and was very weak. Those who knew me best considered nay life tO b- in Rreas danger. continued tc suffer unf3l | copcmenced using Ayers Cherry Pecsorl. Less than one bottle cf this valuable medicine cured me, and feel that I owe the preservation of mv life 70 it's curative powers - Mrs. Ann Lockwood, Akron, New York
 Ayers Cherry Pectoral is considered, here. the one great remedy for all diseases of the throat and lungs, and is more ip demand than any other medicine "i its etses. U. F. Roberts, Magnolia, Ark. fl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-10
Telegraphic Brevities.

A heavy tornado has damaged
Danvers, Ill.
Forty-three persons suicided in
Vienna in May.
A shock OF earthquake has been
felt at New Bedford, Mass.
The Kidder-Peabody fund in Boston
for Johnstown is 100000.
st. Louis races have been postponed
on account of heavy rains.
The mayors fund in New York for
the flood sufferers reached 1925, 469 on
Saturday night.
A dispatch from Morocco says the
rebellion of the tribesmen is spread
ing.
The Western Union telegraph conf
pany is pressing forward its lines ami
today will open al Office in Johnstown.
Several cases of obery are report
ed in Johnstown. The thieves were
arrested and drummed out of town.
Lord Mayor Sexton, of Dublin, has
cabled e, 900 to America for the relief
of the flood sufferers.
The plan for consolidating all the
elevators in st. Louis under one man.
agement has finally been consummat-
ed.
The educational exhibit in the Paris
| exposition demonstrates clearly that
! a new era is firmly established in the
| thought of the world, concerning the
means, methods and objects of school
| ing.
| The ear informs the shah that if
while in England he makes any con-
cessions un1avorable to Russia 100,-
600 Russian soldiers now GA the from
tier will be promptly marched into
| Persia.
Queen Victoria has sent a message
to the president expressing her deep
sympathy with the nation in the
JOhnstown disaster.
The Cotton centre board yacht Para
| dox, which is to race in American
waters, is launched at Eastbourne,
England.
\ crazy Mexican sheepherder blew
| out his brains ON a train east of Chey-
enne. Wyo. \ panic ensued and a
Swedish boy was crowded OIL the train
| and killed.
The car has bestowed a dowry OF
100000 roubles on the Princess OIL
Montenegro, who is to wed the grand
duke Peter of Russia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-10
Relations With Canada.

ST. PAUL., June 1G.-The senate
committee on relations with Canada
are in the city and Will remain sever
al days. The visiting senators are on
their way east, after making a long
tour Of the west. Senator Hoar,
chairman of the committee, when
asked about their work said,
1--WE visited san Francisco
and all California points. FROM there
we went to Portland, Seattle, Taco
ma and other places. We held meet
ings and took testimony that was
freely volunteered on commercial re-
lations with Canada. Everywhere
along the route we met with az
expressed desire FOR closer relations
The International R'y. system is be-
coming so complicated that some ar
rangement is necessary to prevent
clashing Of interests between the
companies.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-10
PObhed the BaoV,

The residence of Mr.. Morris Fried
man, East Nueva street, was burglar
lied last night, thieves entering by
the servants room and breaking open
the dining room door. The house
was ransacked, but nothing was
taken except the baby's fine peram-
bulator. How the thieves got out of
the house with such a bulky booty,
without being discovered is a mystic
ry, and another mystery is, what a
burglar wants with baby carriage,
unless he is a papa or expects to be.
This is the second time Mr.. Fried
mans house has been burglarized
and if they come back the third
time, he will have the nursing bottle
r ady for them.