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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

Cumberland Presbyterian church, 324
SOledad street. Services tomorrow
fFeac snh at a l.! a. IT. anu 4I p; H. oo SI
meeting p. IN. w. Il. PRESTON, Pastor
FirstPresbyterian church, corner North
Flores and West Houston streets, Rev. J.
w. Neil. d. d. pastor. Services at II a.
m. and p. IN. Sunday school at GAS
a. m.
Trinity Methodist church: Quarterly
meeting services. Love feast at 10 a. m.
preaching at II a. m. by the Rev. DR.
David Gay, presiding elder. The sacra'
ment Of the Lords supper will be admin
isIercd at the close of the morning ser.
vice: Sunday school at 800 p. m. The
public cordially invited to all services.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
KOCH'S LYMPH.
A San AntOnian Who Carries 800
Miligrams in His System

Mr.. Albert lillian, the well known
German barber of this city, returned
yesterday from an extended visit to the
old country. Mr.. lillian, when he left
here Just eleven months ago, was suffer-
ing from an advanced stage of consump-
tiOn and it was while in SleSia, a city in
northern Prussia, that he heard of the
new Koch remedy. The San AntOnian
promptly underwent through treatment
of the Koch method and had injected in
him, while in the Brehm hospital for
cOnsumptives at Silesia, not less than 1900
miIigramS Of the lymph. The effect on
Mr.. LILLIAN was remarkable. After
the first effects of the injection, he
began to rally with great rapidity. In
the meantime the physicians increased
the size of the injections until he carried
in his system the above mentioned amount
of lymph. When he left the hospital he
had gained ten pounds and he felt i'm
proved in every manner
This winter, says Mr. LILLIAN, was ire
mendOuSly sharp all over Germany, un-
dOubtedly the ScvercSt that has been
known there in years. a lake near the
burg where he was stopping, during one
Of the severe spells of cold, was frozen
sOlG. The flow OF American visitors tC
theEurOpean countries is something mar
Vicious, and the sound of the A mericar
tongue and accent, even in the interior
towns of the Ger nan states, greetS the
ear most frequently.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
KNOPPS AND LEHMAN.

Translation from Stats Zeitung, Ger
man.
Lehman: "Knopps, what is the most
valuable letter in the alphabet, according
to your judgmentP"
KnOpps: Il believe Lehmann.that *
is really the most valuable letter"
Lehman: "Oh no; Knopps! you pro-
badly think so, because your own name
is spelled with X / think however
that 'C' is much more valuable, because
have heard that there is young man
here who would give $4,000 for the priv
lege merely of spellinghis name with {
c. instead of *"
KnOpps: "Well Lehman, wouldn't
think of giving away my honest X for
$1,000"
Lehman: "You are all right KnOpps
but all people are not built like you, anC
some would give that * away and pay
someone for taking it, merely to be free
from it,"
Knopps: Every one to his own taste.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
The ExcursiOnists.

parties, one to Mexico and one to Califor-
MIA, arrived in San Antonio early this
morning and the visitors are spending
part of this beautiful day with us in see
ing our historic city.
AT 8 o'clock there were 16 carriages sent
out to the train by the excursion mana
gers and the entire party consumed
West End, Springs, Alamo and San Fer
nando Cathedral.
A great many of them express them
selves not only as pleased with San An
tonic, but interested. and all are vocefu
of their praise of the 6almy Texas
weather. They resume their journe!
this evening.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
Pound Party.

a delight pound party, was given at
the residence of Mr.. A. LasSner, on
Garden street. last night, large number
of young people attending. Refreshments
were served and a pleasant evening was
spent. Among those present were August
Lassner, Matilda Lassner, Lulu Wultf,
Misses Netherlands, Bessie Kirkland,
Misses Z. Crawford, Toska and ElenOra
SartOr, BERTHE Mcfarland, j. Simmons
and Messrs. Bryan and Claude King, ).
Koenigheim, Ed. Everett. Henry
Maracheau, Il. Newton, Herbert and
Walter Springall and as. Thomas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
Base Ball Matters.

The baseball meeting last night at the
armory of the Belknap Rifles was well
attended. A committee was appointed to
make arrangements for an enclosed park.
A report of the result will be given at the
next meeting, which takes place next
week. An exhibition game is to be playe
at San Pedro park tomorrow afternoon
between the two strongest mines of the
city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
Family Quarrel.

Justice Adam this morning fined
Andreas Perez s.. for striking his wife.
a divorce suit will probably follow. They
nave been married but little more than
one year, and the quarrel occurred about
their marriage certificate, which the
husband wished to retain and which the
wife thought she was entitled to.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring

Deals and the Prices They Bring
Martha A. Lewis to J. II. Ernst,
survey $50 and part of survey 1856,
sec. g, on Cottonwood creek ....S 411(
Adams and Wickes 10 Aug. Haue,
lots l, 2 and 3, block l, corner Mill
and Pereida streets. 4,O0C
Adams and WickeS to Chase. Boe-
hauwe. lots ), and l6. block 81,
Burnett and Walnut streets. ...... 2,7OC
Theo. Engelhardt to II. f. Engle-
Ruiz patent. ,.................... 2,5OC
J. NJ. George to Protestant Home
for Destitute Children, lot in
block 3, Moorc'S subdivision. ... 1,25C
Emma FriSch to William Smith.
lot l. block Is, South Flores street 20
Theo. Englehardt to Henry Engle-
hardt, 81 acres, Bernardina Ruiz
patent ....,....................... $50
Ii. c. and Annie Stapp to Carrie p.
Jones, lots and IA block 6, Vie
tOria street. Observation-Disclosures. 45O
Mary A. Maverick to Carrie P.
Jones, lots and ID, block 6, Vic
tOria street. ..................... 400
Geo. w. Russ to Protestant HomeS
for Orphan Children, lot, block 3,
MOOre'S subdivision. ............. 40C
Daniel Gray to Anton Hannich, Sr.
iOt l. block 2, lots 3. 4 and 5, block
3, lots and 5, block 3S, and lots
and s, block &c. city lOt3........ 37C
John E. and Friedericka CHASER to
Rudolf Noelcker, lot on Beaure-
gard street. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Minerva Trimble TO Flora Haynes,
lot IS, bleck 10, LeOna street,.
II. c.. and f. Lewis, d. and II.
Clifton, L. and NJ. Avant to L.
Lewis, survey $50 and part Of
survey 1856, section ), Cottonwood
creek.
Arson A. Maher to j. ID. Ficklen
lots IS and 16, block 26, CityView, 81
John j. James and d. Sullivan to
the Times Printing Co.. lots IL.
II, l3 and IA, block 3, section B.. COZ
st. Marks Parish church to John
ii. Ireland and a. J. Fry, lots ),
8, Z and 8, block s, northwest cor
ner of North and IndiauOla
streets, also lot -, block b, south
Of North street Observation-Disclosures. so
John F. Gordon, G. w. l.. Baker ct
ais, +. A. Vaughn to w. w Phil
lips. lots ). 6. 2 and S, in block s,
north side North street, between
MatagOrda and IndianOla streets.
alSO lot 13, block 6, b, on south
side of North street. -
Jacob Weber and wife to Simon
Fest, Jr.. and A. A. Gettingpr, lots
O., 66, and 81. ~ south of Militia
ry plaza on Helena avenue. ...... 1,35
w. w. Phillips to A. j. Fry, lots ;,
g. and S, block 8, south side of
North street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
J. 4. FRANKLY ct al TO ChaS. NJ.
Cadwallder, lot II block 3, EN-
Glcwood" addition. &C
c. NJ. Cadwallder to Mrs. Ruth +.
Puette. lot -. block 3, Post Ave
"EnglewOOd" addition. ........... &c
VIM. Ferguson to Chas. Hummel &
Son, lot l2, block >, part of origi-
nal city lot l42, on Castro street
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Attention Sir Knishts.

All Sir Knights are hereby commanded
to assemble in full dress at the armOry
this evening at o'clock to escort Major
General Carnahan to the opera house.
WILLIAM Holt, Captain.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
Liberal Lecture Course.

Dr. York, the magnetic orator, speaks
at Arbeiter hall, East Commerce street,
near Catholic church, Sunday night at s
p. M. sharp on "Hell and the Devil y
Admission free.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
StOp, COIOred Men.

Thirty-two choice building lots close
to the South Heights. for sale cheap. In
quire at the Last Chance" HOP East
Commerce street. 3-i4-4w.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
WELLS HAIR eALSAm.

If gray, gradually restores color; ele-
CANT tonic dressing, Soc, druggists, or $lOO
size prepaid by express for Sl.OO. p, 5.
Wells, Jersey City. ROUGH ON WORMS.
Safe, Sure Cure. 25c. (8
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21

Handsomely Furnished Rooms
At the "Coryell," 80 North street
Everything new and clean. 3-l3-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
Intensely Interesting /!

Special drive in Linen Department,
Towels, Table Cloths. 100 pieces
Scrim, only &c.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1891,
Secretary.

ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. Instant
relief 15c. ROUGH ON CORNS. Liquid,
l5c SaIVe lOc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21

location of surprising loveiness climate unequalled
for purity and heathulness open winters and cool
delightful summers water such very few cities in the world
railway of any city of its size in the world spenddy paved
streets and beautiful suburban and drives excellent
public schools and churches of every denominations all
bning make San Antonio the most inviting place. for
permanent home, the continent.
Aside from natural advantages and rapidly develop
ing improvements San Antonio offers another nducement of
great import the home seeker in that
Real Estate can be purchased just now at Exceedingly Low gups
messrs, John IT. Hambleton9 Go.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
Meeting of Fair Stockholders.

A meeting of the San Antonio Inter
national Fair Association is hereby call
for
THURSDAY, MARCH &c, 1891,
at o'clock p. m. at the Office of the sec
rotary. business of vital importance to
the association is to be transacted, and
a full attendance is desired.
w. 3. WRIGHT.
J J. DICKINSON, President.
Secretary. 3-2l-5t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
WHITE GOODS!

Imported and Domestic lines, simply
flooding this department. Bargains
on every hand. One of many: TO-
pieces Palmetto Stripe will be sold
this week at 10c yard.
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C2lnS anIcrer 0eftyiocn :. ggoreens4luSeaDe
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Die 9emOtratie BON @iiiiOuri, SuoiNna,
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d]igan mar uertreten. Sin groBer llmSug
fauO mGhrenb be6 Cages TAFT, uuO an2lbenD
murOe EN- impOiauteS 6eueupert abgebrauut.
Inter Oen bauptdtlitcn 8eOnern 6efau-
BEN iitJ @eneral Halmer Ielbit, General
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IeoGfteur Der ct. gouIer p8epHbllc." get=
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monatll6 lttumeu un0 OaB 0ie5 Ocm alteu
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oemofratiIdler Grfolg nur 0urd) cIne Cont
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Die Qemotratie im l&elteu ticic NSur;elu &C.
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Gr ErdTOeut GleOelauo l1idtc cin Sdreiz
ben, in meldem er Dem 6ru. EOmer Su iel=
nem Grfolg 9ratultrte.
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2Ens oer Sanocsbamptitaot.
Sdieosgeridlts SertrGge nit curopdiidlen
Staatrn. - Sin SSerf DER pau:amerifaniz
idicm Is pnferens

gSa btn9ton, 3. G., 26. 0fdrS.-
Se3it9lld Der per Sabel aus 2onbon iber=
mtttelten Jiafridt iber elnen Shte08=
gertd)ts -Seruag SmiIten ben Ser. Staaten
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ment mltgetbeilt, oaB ieit mebreren Sabren
feline blretteu Serbauoluugen mehr beSuglIil
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ELL S9lebS9erihtsz &ertrag i'll Grpd9ung,
IND Die llnterbau0luugen maren lOnelt Dor
gelhrltteu, baB Die Sd)petser 0fegleruu9 lbn
berett5 ratlIi5trt bate. IS lit i'll Ienem
yunoe 9ebl0udlid), &ertragS gSennuiirie Dem
gcglSlatnrSuetge Der Neglcrung 81 inter
brelteu, nod ebe tie Der auoereu lutereluten
&egisMn9 6ugegangen Ilnc, uuO Dies iii fat
gleld)be0euten0 NIT 3(nllTiSruug Dor bemI
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SIN uorlte9en0eu sale erhob Ger 0amdtQe
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tdltt9er auS9earbeitet, mle perIenJe, me!d)er
bam0IS Dem Setrctar Sreliugbuplen 6uglHg,
MD aus Oteiem Grunpe OaSu geei9net, Die
ScnebmiQuHg DER all YiiutIid)telt mo Sc
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m0DUten curopdlid)ea NutiOntn 3u erbalten.
gIln uernutbtt i'll Sta0tSOepOrttmcut, Dag
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D0rauf baltrt, oaB Der YrdlLoeut Der S9mtlS
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elne 2lb'd)rIt De5 pan amerltanuDeH
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ben An1luB Der S9weIS emproBleu bat.
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purD Die III S8albtHgtOn abgebaItcne pam
amerltNullde SouT4eHI, WeId)e JeNeH yer
trag eHtm0rf, elugela0eH, ll0 all Oemlelben
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tyroDe Sotfd,ait flir IiidJi8nner We=
tgr0ltct.

Qaniing, Niid)., 2G. gidrS.-Siele So
lontGre aus .g,ititgan erbleteu wdbrenO oe8
&itrgerfrleges hobe Nouulies, aUoere bage=
gen geriuge ooer gar felue. Gorld]lGge Sur
2luSgleid)uug 0ieier @onntie8 imO meOer=
bolt geHad)t moroen, UuO Der @eneral=
Stuat5amualt fat MIN 0ni GeluA Der yez
giSldlur eiu G6utadten Obgegeben, III mel
Dcm CT ertlGrt, ooB Der Staat inter enem
sur Belt peS Nriegs Gngenommcneu Gelebe
oNS 3ed)t babe, meitcrc SbIlgattOnen III
&emage uGn $694 900 fiir Die ScSuhluHg
pou SouutieS Su emittiren. Die yegIslotIr
uro nuu Sd)rlue treiieu, nm S500,O 200
0urb SbllgatlOuen 0uf3ubringeu, uno NH
auBerCcm On5 GleIo, meldeS Der Staat tlir
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Steueru Jest BON Der &un0esugerung Su-
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&Ouuueo ucrmeu0eu. 2luT Otele lSel1e mro
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rGHeu pertbcilt iuer0en, melde gleidl tm 2ns
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mo 9tidlts erDlelten, m0hreuO Der Staat
9euJeNigen, Die iid in 1864 amerben he
BEN, hberaie 8ouutleS SaAitt.
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gi(en6a6n- Rn5eigett.
Wslilidjs 4alarpIanbrr Cifrnbaba.

Sonntaa, BEN II. Sanpor 1891, aHfoH9rno,
rerIaneH 5use Die 9tiien= Stoton, ipie folst;
40 frab-gbneazgoi,;ata nab ebencnboobzgol.
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nab @Ipnoon, gSeitmiHlter, 9iep=g g2iHoior uron=
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8agltb, SoHntugS GUsg sgeuommeT:
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uro allen IuHttcH an Der y. " S.=Spilon" uno bel
SGuptIiEie oitlitb ron @morp Gjropc, Dit. Soip=
SprlI9S uHo Carlisle.
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tonH, Sbppens hur9 IHo guntteH an Der SuUptzyiIie
nnb q. II s. 9. S.=Gtienbobn" iolrte 6reoerit unb
Gmmltsburg.
1000 Ui0raens-gc ommooatiors,uo nab llniorz
Bridge, Gjettusburg, lt. NUup pyrss uno Carlisle.
LOO Nabmltto9s o9s-ItconlmohatioH9;u E0G srz
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1872 9la9mittass - GrpreFsns nah grIingtOn,
SopGrooile, Outings gitns, GlpnooH uEb allen
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$50 %ormitta9e- -2ccommo0aiioHsSu nafllrioaz
gribge nHO SduuUer.
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rnzGrOne.
1905 9terbs - 9tccommubetionsus mad gmcrp>
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Gd9itdl um TIA AbeHoS. IdqlidI, ausoeEomr1en
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1912, 240 BIO 9tadmittags, 5.53 mo Z 90
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nue. uAn Sutton citation
y. III. 5000, eralzG3eifdTtsflbrer;
Q54-)H -, q. Griswotp, H.>Yaiiaasrsasent.
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9GrDeit liuo S9aii.
Sic miBbambeIten nn9ariit,eu rno b0bmiIdlcn
strssifcr AMI Oent Sbtper .Siuctec Der
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monte Smlld)en Den 4QrIeien BET, uub eS miro
OaInit al Dem lcgtgeH ODER irgeuO elnem aus
0eren HrObuftIon8lplteme lild)ts qebeiert;
i'm @egentbell id)eint es, baB oaourtb jriiber
ODER lpdter Elm 3errelBen Der gegeneitiaen
Sesiebungeu unO elue 3erI0rung Der Sn0u=
irle lelblt berbelgefiIhrt mlrb, unO BOB Itdl
OaS unerfreulid)e Sdaulpiel, Dem man in
9(od)cer begegnet, b0lo in anoereu Wtittel.
puntten Der SnOulrte be5 Staates me0er=
boen fam. IS lteht ben 9lrbeitern obue
,3ueiiel frel, Su arbelten, fiir men tie lpoleu,
gnb SeOlnguugen fiir ibre 2lrbelt su leleu,
luenu aber oann Die llHttr9anoIunqeR 3luiz
ihcu 9lrbeiteru unb arbeltgebern Su fsnem
befrieoiQenoen Heiultate fiibrten, 10 babe
feiuer pon beiOen 2beilen Elm 3ed]t, auf ben
6uiu bes anOeren Gbeile8, Der cine 6orDes
ruug perlueigert babe, blu3uarbeiten.
Sd)leBIid] mirO befiirmortet, oaB Die Sc
iete pes StaateS, ipmelt Dieielbeu III Der
Scld)iituug Der alrbeter uuo Der glrbeit=
gsber, III Der gleitIbcred)tignng Seloer /lO
in Oer ireieu AuSiibung peS Ned)tS, Su ian.
ZEN uno ;u uertauien, o0er in auoern Buuf=
ten mangelbatt lluo, lie uerbenert uup ben
Ntdugeln abgebolren merbeu lollte.
Gan 6rau u5tSco, &c. 0idr;. - Die
Gienformer IN Der GieBerei be5 ,Iacificz
gSal;merteS" lnb au5aeitanoen, neil bas
GtabliHement Arbelt tiir anoere @ieBereien
perrihtete, beren SOrmer am Strite itno.
175 Mann merben Our4 bieeu ueuen Strife
arbeitslos.
Bitts burg, 3D., &c. OiGrs. = Der
Strife III Der @Onnelsoiler @oferegion
iheint perloreu ;u gebeu. Mebrere groBe
Grubenmerfe nahmen beute ben Setrleb
mieoer auf nadoem Die arbeiter cine 9ohlls
GeOut,Iou BON seBn 4rpSeut acceptirt bat-
teH.a
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aGiffci= ,tt,o @uoau,crtfa .

Panama, 26. 0idrS. - 5n yima mo
@aQao wuroen III Der jiingien 3ett GrOhGBe,
Die uou Or0bueuoem uHterirOIl9en @etUie
beQleltet mdren, be0badtet.
Su oem Gbaucey Sbale I'M goroeu 2i-
ma s CAB e5 ueuerOugS be0eutenbe5 40cdD=
maIier, uno Die g3ohnungeu pieler 9oribe=
mobuer iino fOrtgeIpiilt mOrOen. Giel Sieb
Qiug babel su @runbe. Die Sabnt0rper
iinO ld)luer ntitgeuOmnen morDen. Sn Der
Srtidaft Supe wureeu 250 oQuer fortge=
riiien unp cine grOBe 0ieuge BON 6amileu
1T oboadjlo5.
Su Guatemala iit bic SGlfte Der Staot
Guatepeeue rurd) bas llebertreteu Des bel
Der StaOt gelegenen Sees inter gSaiier ge=
ieet wOrOen. Sisle Wienden siugeu per=
loren unO Der SdlaOen lit ein uu9eheurer.
'9(nf bem 5Ibmus bon 9arlen iii pa8 Sc
itdft naheSu 9tuu. IS giebt meber Yaiiaz
giers nod @ItertranSport BON irgenO meld)er
On
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gsmlfelen,s Waure t,fdlt er,pGhnt.

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tetnu Grie5 ans TbilaOelpbla lam beute
bier all unO erlangte pom @Ouueruer Fat.
tiion cine an Den @ouuerneur uon Gonnec=
CIT gerihtcte 9tequiittiOn nm 2tuSlieierung
s. 6earp 9eder'S, eiue8 &aiebau- SpieIer8,
meld)er IN 9iewz0aueH, Cont, megsu einer
III YeunIgluanleu beaangcnen NGlldung
perbaitet morOeu lit. 0ie JteouiiItIOu8 Do
fomente euthalteu i'll felnem Safe Den 9ta
men beS @Ouuerueurs Oou Connecticut, unO
Gouperneur HNtnon brauhte iidl oober nidlt
III eutid)ieBeu, oh er t1rn. &u.felep ais
Gouuerneur Jenc5 StaateS auerteHueu wOue
n0pr mint
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Scr @iouor II. Scr SvtciD0ae.

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;ia!OepeidJe aus &OuingtOu, lieb., melOet:
pyGlu Spie!er, 9iamcn5 v0oc" Nilboletou,
melder ii6 ii!r ben uOtoulteu 9eiperaoo
Oieies liamens ou5gibt, mrOe Geute irlb
III elmer Sd]Ia9erel III elmer bieiigeu SpIel-
b0lle geidOiien, mn Niapor HegioH crltrt
einsn Sd)doelbruh. gelDe Ntdnner merOeu
pobrid)eiulid ibren &erletuugen erltegeu.
8egion ting ben aratebl an, lnOem er ieiuau
9teuOuer gegeu eiueu Spteler ;Og, Der i'm,
lpie er bebauptete, nm $500 beraubt bate. a"
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sSaHerI@e,s 5loanitG Sabre ned, ocas
G5ii;e.

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Mo., lpirO gemeloet, bNB S&m. Garuer pa
ielbit gciieru ali 2Sniierttu ilOrb. Seiu
gejoeu,numeutlid lu0lren0 Der letten 9tad)t
mar euteelih, uno ucr tortt Njdunner per
modtcu taum, inn i'll &ette feiliubalteu.
Miuu Iagt, DaB @uruer uor etua 3manSig
Sabreu uou eInem tOueu 0uuoe gebiiieu
mmOe, mo Die 2ler;te llub Ger Anitd)t, baB
Gies bic llriade ieiue8 SooeS mar.
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ssicr er,,nenarneiter aetontst.

9pons, SS.. 26. MGrs.-Gin entletli=
der lIniaa ereignete iid) 9e9en llbr nib i'll
euer bieiigen SaiSgrube. Sier Otanner
waren in Se9riiie, i'll eiueu 800 6uB tteieu
Snad)t einSuiabrcn, ais Der Qufiu9Sapparat
Suammenbrac unO Die 0tdnner III Die Eiefe
bluabitiir;teu. Gin tbnen u0hfGuenOer
ir.ptrer &ulten ;ermalmte lie 0uI Dem go
ben oe9 Sd)oMtS 5u einer formloen Ntoiie'
9ie Get0otcteu bisBeu: SbOS. &e0d), 9ielS
&an &rodlin, Gbos. NcGauOleB unO j. u.
Niiller. Die belOeu GrIterndbnteH paren