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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-17

Sea IStdnds-The total receipts for the week
up to p, m. were 9, 037 bags, of which factors
received 1902 bags and 135 bags of through
cotton. The total exports were 1913 bags, to
Liverpool go bags, and to Havre IS bags The
total sales were 1887 bags. The market has
continued rather dull and tn bushes transpir-
ing was confined to one factor only. Holders,
with this exception, were very firm ct the fol-
lowing quotations., although the above sales
Nera at sliyhtlX lower figures:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-17

-1S92 g3-@ --18qt-92~
Spirits. Rosin. Spirits. Rosin.
On hand April L.. $500 1904 5000 81 64S
Rec'd past week. 469S 534l 3,735 20 SOL
Reed previously. 249, 1853 72i, S02 907 eos 66 O67
Total .257, 253 7S2O77 2i5 882 6o4, 676
Shipments
Foreign ........ 1888 1893 $780, 422 1ss S52 9o9 ,42l
New York.......... 30,757 156.S7S 1857 143, i43
Coastwise aud In
terror towns -. SO, 362 l25,S72 1854 121, 1854
Total shipments $40 3l2 Csc, 772 1885, 453 500, 42s
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
ARKANSAS ELECTION LAW
UNITED STATES SUPERVISORS WILL
NOT RECOGNIZE ITS VALIDITY.
Have Instructed officials to Remain in Elec'
tion Booths and Watch the Balloting.
Bloody Conflicts Are Anticipated
On Election Day.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.-A Little
Rock special to morning paper says
the prospects for turmoil and blood
shed in every precinct in the state on
election day are of the most menacing
character because of pronunciamento
Just sent forth by the chief of the
federal supervisors of elections. John
Mcclure, known since the days OF re-
construction as "Poker Jack" Nc
Clule, who was assisted by two
clerks, is busily engaged appointing
supervisors of election and forwarding
them instructions. Fifty-one OF
seventy-hve counties in the state
have petitioned for the appointment
of these officials, and he expects to
appoint 1000 supervisors. The
instructions he Is sending to
his appointees are different from
those of any chief supervisor OF any
other state in the union. Mcclure
contends that the Arkansas election
law in some of its provisions is uncon-
stitutional, and the instructions he is
sending supervisors are certain to re-
suit in a serious clash. A section OF
the law which Mcclure instructs the
supervisors to ignore is one under
which judges ale instructed in case
an illiterate elector presents himself
to assist him in preparing his ballot,
but to remit every one else but two
judges from the polling booth while
doing SO. Mcclure holds that his
supervisors have right to watch
how the Judges carry out the wishes
of the elector and instructs them to
remain in the booth.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
A HEARTLEss BRUTE.
One Of Kentucky So Desperadoss Attempts to
Murdar His Vita and BABY

One Of Kentucky So Desperadoss Attempts to
Murder His Wife and Baby.
LEBANON, KY, Oct. ga horrible
attempt to murder was made in Null
drough Hills, Scott's Ridge Station,
this county, this afternoon. Dan
Horton, one of the leaders of the war.
ring factions in that section, lived
with his wife and child. A few days
ago Mrs. Horizons brother left New
market district for Ohio. Previous to
going she visited him for which Hor-
ton drove her from home. Yesterday
She returned to her husbands home
picked up her baby and started to
leave the premises. She was dis
covered and ordered to drop the child
She positively refused, whereupon
Horton swore he would kill then
both. He grabbed a musket and free
a heavy charge of small shot into botf
mother and child. Mrs. Horton Is il
precarious condition and may die
The baby will recover.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
THE BUG
That Lies Under the Chip Has Shown
Himself.

That Lies Under the Chip Has Shown
Himself.
And now it is said the mystery is
solved when it comes to light that
some rich men who have been advos
eating Hogg for governor have big
axe to grind. From all indications 1t
is claimed that these same gentlemen
are indulging in scheme that is as
gigantic as it is feasible. AS Is
we'll known land is very
much deprecated in value
lust at present. 1t will be more SO II
Hogg is reelected. These same gen.
tlemen are now said to be busiIy en-
Gagged in buying up these cheap
lands. For what purpose, do you say?
Why it is as plain as the nose on your
face They buy up millions of acres
of land at ridiculously low prices.
They have plenty of backing to tide
over three or four years Oh hara
times. Hogg, II re-eleGteu q,
will not make a third term. These
same gentlemen hold their lands say
for FIVE wears. Then Texas relieved
from Hogg's presence will begin once
again tn boom and 10! these gentlemen
u With the hundreds OF thousands OF
acres of land come to the front and un'
load at immense profits. 1t Is in very
truth "a corner" worth the fighting
for. but will Texas permit herself 70
be made the tool to accomplish sucn
end?
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
THE BALLOT QUESTION.
Manager Bentley Will Issue Form for the
Populist National and State Ticket.

Manager Bentley Will Issue Form for the
Populist National and State Ticket.
Special to The Statesman.
FORT WORTH, Oct. 2O.-Manager
Bentley of the Peoples party cam
paian issues an address to the Popu-
lists, saying: II will give to the
drily papers Of the state for publica-
ton in their next Sundays issues the
the completed national and state
tickets of the Peoples party in Texas.
Yon are earnestly requested to post
pone the publication of your county
tickets until you get completed ma
tionai and state tickets. Every coun-
ty and precinct executive officer Of
the Peoples party in the state Is re-
ouested to meet in their respective
court houses Saturday, Oct. 20, at II
o'clock a. M, to receive and act on
papers to be sent to them from these
headquarters"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
Shot About q Settlement.
Special to The Statesman

Special TO The Statesman.
BLOOMING GROVE, Tex, Oct. "a
difficulty arose between T. r. Gist
and negro named Montgomery this
evening over settlement, resulting
in Gist shooting Montgomery with
thirty eight pistol through the right
arm and lung. The attending physi-
clan pronounces the wound a fatal
one. Gist waived preliminary
trial and is out on $1,000 bond.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
Bound Over for Shooting.

Special TO the Statesman
GALVESTON, Oct. 22.-H. 8. Niblo,
cashier of the Cooperative Corpora
ton Patrons of Husbandry, and Dan
Hall, a tobacco broker, the parties
who tried to kill each other by shoot
ing last Thursday evening, were or.
raigned before the recorder today.
Each waived an examination and
were placed under bond of $500 re-
spectively, to appear at the next term
of the criminal district court.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
Democratic Executive COMMITTEES.

The county Democratic executive
committee, Chairman 8. G. Sneed pre-
siding, met yesterday morning and
held an important meeting. Owing to
the press Of matter The STATESMAN
was compelled to handle last night
the report of the proceedings was
crowded out, and will not be handled
until tomorrow morning.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
Quiet at Pine Ridge.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga letter has
been received by the commissioner of
Indian affairs from Capt. Brown at
Pine Ridge denying that trouble is
brewing on the reservation or that the
ghost dance is talked of by the
Indians.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27

To those young ladies Of Anstin who
have no sweethearts we would sug-
gest that they adopt the plan Of the
average soubrette and claim the man
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
San Antonio's Registration.

Special to The Statesman.
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 22.-Total reg
istration to date 1884, of these 21O reg
istered today.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27

in the moon. Every soubrette this
season has proclaimed in strong II not
over musical language that "Her
sweetheart is the man in the MOON"
Now if the Austin girl can strike o
bargain with the soubrette and buy
their sweetheart with the understand
ing that they can spring it no more on
a suffering public that self same pub
lie will be under lasting obligations to
the Austin girl.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27


The Cooking club had its first inn
portant meeting last afternoon at the
residence of Miss Julia Iglehart. 1
say important for the reason that it
was the first meeting where there was
anything to eat. For week past the
young ladies have teen busily en-
gagged preparing the necessaries for
the occasion, and like unto the feast of
Biblical days there was an abundance
with the baskets full lett. The
young ladies certainly did them
selves all credit in this, their
first attempt at preparing the neces-
titles of life, judging from the tale of
she following ladies who were present
and spoke in hearty terms of the COM
plete success of the occasion. Misses
Annie Hunter, Perle Habicht, Maud
Moore, Mamie North, Sallie Starlight,
Fanny Ottley, Birdie Dorsett, Julia
Iglehart and Helen Beall. Some of
the invited guests were evidently a
little shy of the result of the feast, for
one or two small square white cards
are said to have borne "regrets," but
all that were present showed no i'll
effects. In fact the writer is deeply
indebted to the club for very tooth
some fruit cake f1anked on either side
by the most delicate chocolate and
cocoanut cake. He ate it with the
greatest relish and desires to assure
the public that the cooking of the
Austin Cooking club, If it is always Of
the same order as that he sampled
yesterday, will be ofthemost ethereal
order on record.
~
Last Friday evening a small party
of young people assembled at the
home of Mrs. w. l.. McGaughey to
welcome her return to Austin. Pleas
ure was the order of the ev ening and
merry feet beat rapid time to the soft,
sweet strains of music. At IL p. M.
refreshments were served, and at a
late hour the happy throng waltzed q
Home, Sweet Home, finale and dis
persed, bearing with them the kind
est of wishes for their hospital hostess.
The following were present: Misses
Maggie, Jessie and Luida Smith,
Fannie and Maggie Otlsy, Gussie
Rucker Of Paris, Tex, and Emma
Carter; Mesdames Carleton and L IL
worth and Mr.. and Mrs. John W..
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Nc
Gaughey; Messrs. Harry Sappington,
J. W. Sellers, Henry Lancaster, John
d. McGaughey, Leslie Price, Lee Nc
Gaughey, Willie Price, w. r.. Smith
and Felix A. McGaughey.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
Mrs. BIaine's Donation =.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 22.-Mrs. EN-
mons Blaine has given 81 900 for the
new public library here in memory of
her husband.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
Fort worth,s Registration

Special TO The statesman.
FORT WORTH, Oct. 22.-Registra-
ton today in Fort Worth 1873. Total
to this date 4101.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-10-27
Houston's Registration.

Special to The Statesman.
HOUSTON, Oct. 22.-Total registra'
ton to date 5319.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-18
geras.

= Wie mir benz v6riebri6sburaer
Wo1enblatte" entrebmen lit in Stoz
Der 2ebrer StregeIer, elm gebos
rener Gdne, Der aber aud Der bentlfen
Spra1e polftdnbig md6tig NOR, plobz
lid geitDrben. @r mar nod fura pors
her nit ieinen ainbern anf benz Sselbe
nit 8aummoapfliiden bef6dftigt ges
peien.
SIN Der alliance @otton=Oar6 in
6iasboro perbrannten 1000 YaQen
8aummoae. Nud bas @ountpsefdns=
nib sing in Glammen auf.
Srei Seuersbrinlte in Sort
Wortb am II. aerit0rten G~igentbum
i'm Wertbe BON $3.50
- Grs@oup. 3brodmorton prebigt
Sarmonie. SEPT, na6bem bic @abl
boriber, ioate bic bemofratii6e Yartei
li6 pieber bereinigen.
Sn NacosbodeS ltarb i'm Utter
bon rs Sabren %. s. &einbolt, Der
ieit iiber 40 Sabren i'm Staate lebte.
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mas apaas Setmatbs Gonntp.

6oags 0eimatbss gountp unb 9ei>
matbsfabt, SpIer, Smith gountp, bas
ber ii1 bel BET Mbitimmung am 8.
9opember oesen bic 9osgwirtbi@aft
e.tldrt.
Sm Der Stabt 9pler finb fir 0osg
$40 Stimmen absegeber uorben, fir
Glarf 1921 unb fir Nrgent IS, er 1T
iomit nn1 81 Stimmen in Der Minbers
belt gepeien. Sn Smith Gountp, bic
Stabt 5pler eingei6lofen mar bas
@abIergebniB bas folgenbe: 9ogs
bat 2,705 Stimmen befommen, @lart
1,940 unb Nugent 1894; er 1T alto ge<
gen feline beiben @egner I'M 129 Stim>
nleit auriidgeblieben. unb-bemerft
Derr %. 8. 9ernbom basu-udre III
Smith @ountp cine rubige unb ebrli6e
@abl m6gli9 gepeien, 10 tuiirbe 9ogg
nit minbefens 1000 @timmen sef9lae
gen porben iein. @ber trob Der Sly
fbopter, Der gini1ibterung burhOroz
bunger. trob Der betriigeriiden Wabls
aettel unb hes @timmentaufs unb obs
gIei6 boltommer gefebli6e Sidets fur
ungiiItig ertldrt unb ben fir ben BOB
Grbeitenben fette @telunqen periproz
den wnrben, 1T 9ogs nidt I'M @tanbe
geuefen, in ieinem 9eimatbss@ ountp
Ste Mebrbeit Der Stimmgeber auf iib
au pereiniqen. Die IeBte Wabl bat ben
Beueis bafiir gebra6t. baB 8etrug nnb
@ewaltt5dtigte t iebt ni6t mebr 10 popus
ldr uno miriam inb, mie friber unb boB
bel berielben mebr ginididterungss
0eriu1e porsetommert finb, als ie qua
Dor in ben Al Sabren, baB i'd elm Bes
mohner bieler Stabt unb bieies Count
tbs bin.
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a.e teranIde aBaeu sfHderet.

Die @enoFenf6oft Der Slider unb
MultermsQeute, nel1e Dor Elm BOAR
Moneteu BON 1errm gobolini in Sal
uefforl in bas 9eben serufeu 1T iagt
bic rQauaca 3eitung@-befinbet iib In
bliibenbem 3utanbe. Sic 1T bon Ir=
fang on itetig i'm Wa6stbum begrifs
fen aebIieben, unb in bieiem Mugeus
bid geb6rt bic melt iiberpiegenbe
MebraabI berer, tpelde ii1 bamit be-
fddftigen, bic probufte bes Wteeres
auf ben Marft gu bringen, 81 ibrer
Mitslieber3abl.
Sic Gifb & Dpifer Union befiBt ibre
eigene 0a[le fir 3uiammentiinfte unb
B~eratbunger, bat einfi9tige Beamte,
meIhe hire @ef1dfte leiten, unb bat
fid nidt blus fir ibre Mitslieber nigs
lid ermielen. fonbern aud fir bas 6ifds
unb Muiterngei9dft %iiberbaupt. Ni9ts
mas mad @eualtauSidreitung ober
ungere1tigteit fhmedt, fubet bel ibr
unteftiibung. Sen beften 8emeiS bas
fir giebt bic Sbatia6e, bab bic @eieis
fdaft feline beEeren Greunbe bot, OILS
bic @~roBbdnbler bon 2auaea, mel6e
bic Binuenmdrtte nit Slid unb 4us
fern periorgen, unb baB biele mebr alS
uinig finb, fur bic Sagbausbeute Der
umliegenben @emdfer CUTE preiie su
5ablen.
Oas 8eiipiel bieier Gefelidaft 3eist
in erfreuIi1er @eife, baB bic organic
frte Mrbeit unb bas organiiirte &apis
tai nit chamber in better gintraht ilnb
3u beiberieitigem 9ortbeil arbeiten
f0nnen.
Wie aus suberldffser Guele mitses
tbeilt rDirb, bat fih aud in Watagorba
lteuerbings cine Muitern : aompagnie
gebiIbet, mel9e bereits cine ftarte Mits
glieberaabl bat, unD Der elm rci6li9es
@apital snr gerfigung febt. giele Der
an~geiebenifen Birger baben Mftien
aenommen, unb bic 3abl Der Arbeiter,
ipelde babel Befddftisung fnben, tpirb
cine sroBe fein.
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- Das gountpgeri1t bat bic Biirg=
fdaft fir bic reueri Beamten uie folgt
fefgefebt: @ountp : &i9ter, $4,000,
unb fiir g. Offieios S9ul Superins
tenbent, SIS, 900; County i, glerf, ST.
$40; Diftritts9 lnipalt. 5 900. gountps
Nmtpalt, 81, 500; Gountp 5 S1abmeis
fer, $4,000 fir S6ulfonb nnb fir
Gountp 500, 600; gountpsN FeRor fir
ben Staat, $4,000 unb fur bas
gountD 5000; Sheriff, $4,000;
Osfentlide Wdger ieber, $4,000;
Sdute . Snfpsttor, $4,000; aonfable
Brecintt No. /, $1,000; anoere Sons
itabler, $500; 4ommifdre ieber, 49,
100; Solicitor fir ben Staat, $780,,
8n0.G9; giienbabn : Subfbien, $62.s
1852. 80; COUNTY. $l33, PAP. As; 3otal,
1921, 1888. "a; GriebenS &i9ter, ST.
600. NlS 8auauffeber beS neuen
g~ourtbaufes ipurbe o. 9 Saliwap
ernannt nit einem monatliten @ebalt
bon 500.
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@aua utuspuh.

aue. reIae Or. atnss irene GntteduasA ssbrau9t
baben, fennenitren Bertt, nab bic. welAe tas bis
fest nod nt&t 8ettan baden. tiunen iest sang umfcnft
einen Bsrfu& Sanitt a~nReten. Wan menpe ft an bic
unten a~n3eUeiste apotb e unb lahe f6 etae Rrcbefas
foe sratts sebsn. Ban ienbe lefnen Ramsn unb ietne
atrs6e eth an 8. Q. Rudlen Il Go. tn Gtteasc unb
man rirt ciue prptezG &a@teI ben Tr. Rings Weuen
9ebeuss Ptaen ~fottepfret t~useianbt erbaiten. fotpts en
Gyemplar bee ~0efunoteits- Shtpere nab Der getenss
~9fesetn1. Nues has wirp fHer pom Ruseu fur Sic
fsia, ctne Ssnsn Rotten gu rerrriaGen. Gan antcntc
0rus Gcnparp.
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eine amr Fir Mheumattsmus.

81. g. q. Sfinner Don Serartana,
Nrt., 1T elm gang entbufiaitii6er 8ers
ebrer BON @bd,mberlain3 .painzBalm@.
Gr gebraudte bie:en Gdmer3en : Bals
fam gegen &beumatiSmuS unb iagt:
sd finbe, baB bies has bette locale
0eilmittel bagegen it," gu baben
in San Mntonip in ben Npotbes
fen bon s. 4alteper & SON, Sowz
ling & Gloob, 5. 6. Sod, u. OreiB,
s. @1uharb, 81. gobn & g., s. :.
6arrilou unb &alteper & S9u9arb.
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Ser Gbcltanb fein Webeitauo

nit $5O0-S2,00O ais M"itgiit.
llnperbeiratbete Gainen unb osrren, tretet ios
tort benz ''GRAND ORDER OF II OLD Co
LoNY" lei unc iibert Gud Slid uno &erm6s
gen ;u. Central Siiice fir Seras 6l9 goe
6, Gan Mutcnir. Ncr 1913. gleenten ssludt.
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Gofes, aob!en!

Snbianer Serritorium &oblen uns
gefiebt $3.50 per Come. ausgeiu1t
$3.50 per Sonne.
Gofes, bas bequem tie nn6 bette 8renns
lnb 9eismaterial, gu 81 so per Sonne.
neberaQ in Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
San Nntonio Gas &ompagmie,
5elepbDn gto. 2l2.
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@runseisemtbums +. ilebertrasmmseu.

Jlora Nbams at Sobn Sug, 8
@runbftiide in @bams & OXIDES Nbs
bition fir $z.450.
gilbert geitel OH MarD SCHUBERT,
@runbitiid in GOrb Shores Str. $3.50,
Wiaiam &euter ar Soiepb 6. Darn,
Grunbltid in Scott Str. $3l5.
Wanuela Zeal at 3. q. S6uI3,
Stiid 2anb, Is Meilen bon San Din.
tonic. $275.
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aas- Menn Sbr 9erren einen guten,
baltbaren unb %faibionablen Mn3ug
Dont, 9ebt gu panena Il & Sobn.
Sieielben baben nur CUTE Waare, 10
biaig ipie irgenbmo.
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sg~ llebersieber, unterseug, Sers
rem : Soilette > Nrtitel, alleS BON ben
beiten 6abrifanten beS 2anbes BEL
Paneoait & Sobn. Wir CLAIR
ben, baB mir bas bette Gin : 9n(Iar~
Semb unb bic beften 25 @entssS triimsfp
in Der Stabt perfaufen.
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nes- 9ei @eIton& Co., Sous
ftDnitraBe, finbet man bic feinlten ims
portirten unb beimifhen Selifats
ellen Der Sailom.
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beg 0ie morgan City Fish & Oys
ster Company bat iiets cine Musmabl
BON frii6en 6il6en. Mutern unb WiIs.
Sic erbdlt banon tdgli6 meme 3ufub=
rem. Sn Der Stabt perben bic Sa6en
frei abseliefert. Selepbon go. 81. -
Nuftrdge aus benz 2anbe erbeten;
prOmpte Iusfiibrung g%arantirt.
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Der Sfabratb bon Gainesville
Bat bit Grbanung eines grematoriums
~droforbuef unb ben anutraft bafiir
mi g. s. 0arF<tjpn bon Dalla8 abb
0t}3lo5<n. llulpftn $4,000.
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sas~ Wesen Gofes ober aobIen
penbe man fif an bic
San Nntonio O 1919 0 m b a gnie,
3elepbDn SO. PIP.
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gmpla, Valtuert : @arten lit Der

Shpla' Yalunen : @artem 1T Der
SammelplaB Der 9eutf6eu BON Sun
NntOnio nit ibrer 6amilien. Sie re=
gelmdbisen Nberb Grei aonaerte an
bier Mbenben in Der Mo6e iint itets
sablrei9 befudt unb erfreuen ii1 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
S@ols' Saluum 1T Der erDBte urb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Meine
unb Wbisfeps unb ale3eit fellerfrii9es
Bier, iopie Die beiten Gigarren. S6ols'
Sun9 erfreut li6 allgemeiner Mners
fennung nnb regen 3uipruds.
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~ arlsetrc3ens Gsi4phre, ausfaIdae min. stebt
&; { n, " 4 4 |s ss:. ss'''i s.s Il s sss $ s.a 81; &. :; sI sssl r.
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Grcaritonsraten mad Der &aupts
ffaSt Mericp.
Matarlide beise edwefel.4aSer

in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe bon San
Nntonio, neben Dem Siibme1li1en
SrremaiDl. 8ef6rberuns per Omnibus
bon Der Stabt aus Diermal tdglid.
Bdber 25 Gents.
s. 6 6euermeper,
8. .. 8or 1889. San Antonio
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itl6eu Strabe go. 80. perIegt mor6en.
s}m 0iRriftgeriHt purben benz
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8u9tbau8 III einem Sale 5uerfannt.
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bertbaIb Aleile pom ben MIaulo 6eiabts
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cut iueI6tr1 bic Experiments our grs
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foaes. Man tuirb abwarten, bis iebe
Alsfi6t ant eiueu RegenfaQ gei9muns
ben IL eBe max bau1it beginnt.
8a8 8ou3ert Der "Musical
Union u1ter 2eitung bes 0errn Marr
mar ltiber tlur febr f1udd beiuht,
Doju ber 1m5fanb mobl bas meiffe bel.
eEtsooen babet uirb, ba6 man perabs
tdnlsfe, bic n6tbige Heflarie ~ MAIDEN.
Cine tur1e Nujeige in ben Bldtteru
ober bic @trtbeilung BON programmer
ale5rere dage porber, bdtter bic Be-
b6IEerung auf bas Greignib aufmerts
lam MAIDEN f6nneu unb Der grfola
pdrt Elm tDeientlid anberer gerueien.
Dat irob be8 leerer SaaIes gefpielt
prybe. fette lu4 in grftaunen inbefs
ffu tebrteu fi@ Bic Mufter iuenig an bic
l5ue5 BON ben leerer Site1 entgegens
;koulmen0er 8dlte; lie fpielten, ais Oh
baB auditorium mad 6unbertei1 3dblte.
DaB (ebr gut getpdblte programm
puybe duberf frebitabeI bur1gefibrt
nnD bte 6oiiffen, 6err %. Marr unb
Den MILLER, fruteten poblperbienten
4eifol. 9as aon3ert folte mieberboIt
Der tdbtif9e Mlfaent @ebeinis
toIi3i5f Ban &iper bat refignirt, nm
be SteIe als @ebiIfs : Sheriff an3us
utbn1en.
Die Qanb : Departments Der
&iibIi@en patifes unb Der 6oulfous
nnb 3era6sge alsBabn foaen BON
9oulon mad San antonio perleat
ptrbeu.
Die @ermania,2 oge Ho. 1896
6er g6rensHitter unb sDamer perous
46ltet l1orgel1 Mbeub i'm papiQon ees
Hou6gazteus Elm @robe8 Concert
mt 9beatersw oriielung. Der 3itber.
Club uab Ser San Mntonio DeutfGe
Mdnner9or wirten in benz Concerto
NH. Sur auifibrnng gelanseu 6as
einottige 9u5fpiel .ShHeioer Sips
Uois Robebae nnb bic pumoreSte v3ie
&9ule1. @titen Danf fur bic freunbs
II4e ueberfenbuug BON gintabungs>
4drteu.
Die Morgan City Fish & Oyster
Company erbielt beute HaHmittag els
men 400 pfuub tuiegenben Jtmfft, Der
im wertaufslcfaI oussefeli 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-18
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5. & 6. u. saem.
Mbfabrt.
Ta9 st. Souls pia Sron Mountain
ober 80. 6. &S....6:50 Morgens.
yta9 st. Souls bia Sron Mountai1
&oute ........,-6: 100 Mbenbs.
Na9 2arebo. 1855 8ornt.
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. 2Ouis, Sron Mountair 6 so.
6. & S......e.......9:35 Germ.
Non st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & SO.
Sc. & I........-...l 0.55 Mbenbs.
Bon Narebo. Nadm.
Spmtbern Yacific 8ebn.
@%bfabrt.
Na6 MemzO rleahs, Soufon unb @als
neiton tdgli6 1920 Na9m. unb 900
nbr Mbenbs..
Na6 San Graneisen. 81 Yaio unb
eagle YaB tdslid 4:30 Ma6m. unb
1855 8crm
Wnfun i.
8on gtepsC Orleans, 6ouiion uI:o @al>
befton tdgli6 200 Born. unb 4:05
Na6m.
BON San Graneisco, 81 paio unb
eagle gaB tdgli6 1880 Na6m. unb
4:30 Mbembs..