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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-08
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tags, um............2: $50 JtaAm.
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Bon &errpile, nur Sonntags, um
500 Mbenb8.
Bon &errpiae tdgli9, au8genommen
Sonntags unb Montags, um
1880 Mbenbs Observation-Disclosures.
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0runSetaeutbums . uebertraouuorr

peter S. S6r6ber fr. an Wm. 81
S4rober, Sbeil BON pattons Surper
ftr $4,000.
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ftrdbe fur $400.
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Wrmno : Gigent1nmt.
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REAG AN HOUSTON. Maffennertra(ter.
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gHolS' Yalmet > @artem lit ber
SammelplaB Der 9eutiben BON San
Qntonio nit ibren 6amilien. Die res
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bier Nbenben in Der @o9e iinb itets
5ablrei6 befudt unb erfreueu ii6 elmer
alaemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
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unb Wbisfep8 unb ~alle3eit fellerfriihes
Bier, iotpie Die be1ten Gisarren. S6ols'
2un6 erfreit ii6 algemeiner Nners
fennung uno regen 3ufpru6s.
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLoR
200 @eft Commerce, gde Naparros
StraBe, San Mntonio, Seras.
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= @esen unreipes 8lut sebraudte
i'd nlebrere WO6en long regelmdBia
Or. auguit &0nig's Samburqer 9ros
pfen; bieielben itelten mid tpieber polI=
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6. 2ombarDsS traBe, Baltimore Mb.
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Stdotti6e Mn5eiaett.
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Office bes Gitps@ Collectors,

Dflce bes gitDE@oleetorS,
San 4utonio, Z. Sum- '92.
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bab ite big gum 10. Sum- fommen unb
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obne Steuermarte angetrpfen merben,
ipiro in Der bur6 bas @eieb porge16ries
beaen Weife berfabren perben.
CD. &if6e,
gitp Collector.
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9ebrer Yrafnnseu.

Cine Briifung BON 8eperbern INN
itdbtii6e 2ebrer : @ertifflte mirb I'M
Qo9i6ul @ebdube OH Der Meequias
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8ormittags UNI 8 ubr. 9ie Mppli=
fanten baben fi6 piinftli9 um 9 nbr
einauiteaen.
5. 6. @mitb,
SUPERINTENDENT Der ftdbtiiheu 5hulen.
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Hnalens Mrusea satbe.

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sf1 0eEauese, btetsIs anp Sauts ausi&Ias, Sls&te.
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tnrh6trfattet. rs Gents Ole Sdadtei. Bum 9ertaui
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6. $. Maner,

217 Sit.9 ,uiton- Strabe,
@boleiale= uno 8etatl gambler in
Sareten, Stibers &abaeu,
3etdner= uno Maler. nteniilten.
Gdreibt UNI 8atalpee.
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= Mnaiige BEL pamcoat 6 @obn
beitelt ODER ferttg gefauft, iiBen uie ans
gegofen. Sertige @a1en tperben fos
fenfrei pahenb gema9t.
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0euti6 @msliide gdulc,

San MntOnto, Eeta8.
Mnertannt tiidtise %2ebrnnitalt fur anabsn
UNI Ndbhen ; felt oreibis Sabren in roger
u rfiamftit. 8ortreffihe 2ebrfrsfte nntet
bsipabrter qeitune. Der ensIiiden SpraHe
mirb, tuie Der beutifen, bnle &ehnnu8 &c,
traeen. Muberbem lluterridt i'm SpanifHtn.
Ginieermaben pprbereitete SHiiler finben ie.
berseit Aufnabms. Ndbere auSfnnft ertb:ilen
Serr &. @roeS, 8rdiieent bee SGuI Sors
fanbes unb % m. garbea, Diretter Der
Mnftalt. fup-
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Giitnbabn ga1r Ylan.
5. & g. u. saba.

5. & g. 81. Babn.
Nbfobrt.
Na9 ct. 2ouis bia Srom Mountain
ober 90. AS Morgens.
Na6 ct. Qouts bia Sron Momntain
&oute .........6:OO Mbenbs.
Na6 Garebo. ..11:05 8orm.
MnfMnft.
Bon ct. 2oui8, Srun Mountain & M.
6. & e.. $500 9:35 Borm.
Son st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & 30.
6. &S..--........11:20 Mbenb8.
BON Narebo. Na9m.
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Cine 10 grOBe ausmabl BON SOms
erzWaaren 1T nod ME bageweien, wie
lett i'm
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Sumtber,t Yactfic : 8abn.
Wbfahrt.

Sad NepsO Orleans, 6oufton unb @alz
beiton tdgli9 1920 0a6m. unb $500
lbr Nbenbs.
Na9 San Graneisco, 81 pafo umb
eagle Dab tdgli9 4:35 Na9nt. unb
10.30 Born.
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CINDERELLA sdmb : gtore.

Serrens unb 9amenzS 6ube, iotpie
SaussS 6ube unb BantoHeln gu alien
preiien. Sie sr0Bte Nuswabl in Der
garlsen Stabt.
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Gimtrittsprcis 25 Gemts

Announcements 5 giastS $500 fir % 8dber
SpesiaItuteu fir SduIen. Me Babe Nn,
5iise fret.
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Nnfu n IT.

Nntu1ft.
BON 9temsO Orleans, 9outor umb @als
befton tdgli6 1900 Born. unb. A :05
Nadm
BON San Granciseo, 81 pafo unb
eagle 8aB tdgli6 II :55 Na@m. unb
5:15 Mbenbs..
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s. Baum,
gde 9ouitOmzS traBe uub Ape. s.
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CHen bon 8 ltbr Morgema Bis
~ itbr Wadbts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
Soprano Gone Wrong

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April Is
Mrs. A. K. Tyson, leading soprano
singer in fashionable st. Marks
Episcopal church, the largest of that
denomination in western Michigan.
and Edward H. Mortimer, of Chicago,
were arrested this afternoon 10 his
room at the hotel and are In Jail. Mrs.
Tyson has been q favorite in St.
Marks choir aud in musical circles.
Her husband is foreman of large
printing establishment, and lately
mas doubt d his wite's faithfulness.
HeInrercepted letters that had passed
between his wife and Mortimer, and
laid trap for her by pretending that
he was going out of town. Mortimer
formerly lived here. Tyson will push
the criminal charges against the pair,
and tn ell sue for divorce.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
A Kid striker.

MUNCIE. Ind, April 2S.-The TWEEN.
ty.five "carry out' boys employed at
the Hemingway Glass company's
works learned that the management
intended to cut their small wages and
all quit work at noon, stopping
further proceedings in about one-half
OF tn large factory. The kids" are
tonight trying to induce the night
force to quit work, with good chances
for success. The ringleader was lad
about twelve years of age, who dis
played Judgment that even the man
agement of the factory could not help
admire. Mr.. Hemingway tays that
the places will be speedily filled, but
the kids" SLY that they have it all
fixed 80 the whole factory will soon
be at q staDdstill if the proposition to
cut their wages is not aDan doned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
Drunk on the street.

Earnest Rakel and f Yturbide
were before the recorder this morning
TOR being drunk on the street. The
former said he had just been out IF
the hospital few days and was down
town for q while when arrested.
"Were you drunk?n asked the Judge.
He said that he was only slightly In
toxicated, having drank glasses of
bEer. He was asked how 1t came, that
ne was down town at 8 q. M ard had
only drank three glasses of booze"
He said that he came down TO buy
some lemons and had gotten only
little drunk, The judge decided 10
assess "onIy u little fine" for the
little drunk, and taxed him 81
YturbIue gets "run in" week. y, and as
soon as he gets out. goes on drunk
He has drank so much that his face
has nearly all the colors of the rain
bow. The judge fined him the small
sum OF 81, also.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
Strange Railway Accident.

T KENT, o., April 2S.-Passengers on
Erie train No. 5 brought the news OF
an odd accident that happened to the
train at Salamanca, N. Y, early this
morning. 1t was about 8 o'clock and
the train was rounding q curve just
east OF the city when It struck heavI-
ly loaded coal car which projected
over toward the main track. Ii
caught the corne rs of the coaches and
tore out the entire sides of each one
OF them. All OF the cars were vesti-
buled, and many OF them were Sleep
ers filed with people, yet not single
passenger was injured. The private
car of First Vice President Thomas,
containing himself and several other
officials of the road, was attached to
rear of the train, and 1T was the only
one that was not badly crippled. AS
it was, one corner OF it was torn of.
The 200 passengers all tumbled out in
their night clothes, and there was
great excitement for awhile. No. is
known as the vestibuled flyer, and
runs from New York to Chicago. 1t
was delayed about two hours while
train of day coaches was made up and
the journey continued.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
Wolf scourge in Iowa.

STUART, Ia. April 2S.-Conslderable
alarm is manifested by the farmers in
this and surrounding counties be-
cause of the depredstions of wolves.
Hogs, sheep, ETC., have been killed III
large numbers, and the pecuniary
loss is severe. AS an incentive TO the
people to redouble their efforts to cap
ture these cunning beasts OF prey, the
board of supervisors OF Adair county,
adjoining here, at its recent session
increased the bounty to be paid for
wolf scalps TO SIS. Arrangements are
being made for grand hunt in a
short time
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
Railway Wreck.

New ORLEANS, April 2S.-Three
negroes were killed just before noon
today by the derailing of an Illinois
Central freight train, one mile this
side of KenneTville. The engine
was backing with fourteen'cars load
ed. with slaves. when it struck a
COW. The engine left the track and
dragged six cars with it. All were
destroyed. The negroes had been
cutting slaves in the swamps forty
miles from this city for the Brooklyn
Cooperage company, located here,
and we're coming to New Orleans
when they met their death.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
The Terrible Theatre Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-The
destruction of the Grand Central
theatre by fire last night proves to be
far more terrible than was anticipat.
ed. six members of the DEVILS
Auction company" lie dead beneath
the fallen walls of the building and
nearly three score people are IN
the hospital suffering from burns.
OF the men and boys In the
hospital, seven are In such
serious condition that their recovery
is dou bted. All were mem bers of the
audience. Besides those who were
seriously enough hurt TO remain in
the hospital, fully fifty others were
treated for minor injuries. The I'M
fortunate members of the company
who lost their lives are:
Thomas Lorella Grotusu, and his
wife, Flora, ballet dancer; Vince.
jeti Chiffon, premier danseuse, one
of the Chiffon sisters; Miss Fancheon
Conyers, juvenile, residence. Chicago;
Miss Sara Golden, ballet dancer, resi-
dence, Chicago; and VIM. l.. Brooks,
leading man of the company, residence,
Philadelphia The injured ones In
the hospital, who are likely to die,
are all suffering from burns about the
face and head and from having in.
hailed flames,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
His Quarter Century.

Rev. Father Felix ZwiaTdowski, priest
of the Catholic church at Parma Maria,
Karnes county, and visiting priest for ST.
Michael'S Polish church. this city, was
given quite a pleasant surprise by his en-
tire congregation last night at st. AL
bert's hall. About 400 were present and
the reverend gentleman, on his arrival,
was taken qeile by surprise on being car
ried TO the platform and there presented
by six young ladies in white with hand
some testimonial from st. Albert's So
ciety, together with congratulations and
good wishes. A wreath Of flowers was
their offering.
They were followed by testimonials
from St. Michael's congregation and from
st. Stephens Singing society.
Father Felix responded in well chosen,
eloquent remarks, and gave an interest
ing history of the Polish colony in this
city, for the past % years, 1t had grown
from few hardy families until now there
were hundreds here where there were ten,
then. Their church property had kept
pace with their private property in ac-
cumulation and value and he congratu-
lated them.
After the speeches the Keystone or
chestra gave delightful serenade and
with refreshments aud general social
good time, the evening was ended
Father Felix was ordained for the
priesthood p years ago in Galveston and
this was his jubilee he celebrated so
heartily with his flock He has lately
been quite i'll and is now on his way to
Chicago 10 see friends there, TO rest and
recuperate for few months.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
LATE TELEGRaMS
sOILep DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Bland introduces income tax bill 10
meet pension expenditures.
Cotton decline at Liverpool since
Saturday aggregates SO points.
Colorado republicans refuse to en-
dorse Harrison, 632 to 2
Nebraska repu blicans instruc. for
Harrison.
Massachusetts lumber dealers asso.
citation will form trust
David Ryan kills Ambrose Seeley,
by fist row at Brooklyn DOCK.
Ferdinand Ever, with the Austin.
Cor bin banking company is missing
and Sl2, 600 with him.
Commercial bank Of st Paul closes
Its doors, owing to failure Of st. Paul
fire insurance company.
A man must vote in Canada, or
pay a $40 fine, unless he can show
cause, if the new election bill passes.
House continues discussion of con-
sular appropriation bill without re-
suit.
The civil war in VeneZuela con-
tinues and the result is still uncer'
tain.
Maine republicans endorse Blaine
and favor Harrlson's reelection; also
endorse Tom Reed.
New York stock mark ct is dull, and
shows decline rather than advance,
Money easy on call, state and gov.
eminent bonds neglected.
Senate passes army appropriation
bill, striking out clauses barring
transportation over unbounded lines
OF Union Pacific.
Four persons killed, two seriously
hurt and four badly scalded by boiler
explosion in saw mill at Rocky Com
fort, Ark.
Manpigen, Fletcher and William,
| are Jailed at Millingto ton for the muir
der OF DR.. Hill, who was called out tC
attend a patient and murdered.
Grants birthday was generally
COMMUNICATED al the east. The ban
quets at Delmonico's, New York, anC
at Boston aud Pittsburg were very
elaborate affairs.
Ex.reverend Rufus Jenkins COW
hided at Knoxville, Tenn, for leaviu.
| his wife for another woman, will di,
from effects of beating.
Ohio, New Hampshire. New jersey
and New York republicans endors,
| the administration but 90 not sent
instructed delegates to Minneapolis
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
Saws He's Identical

MELBOURNE, Aus, April 2S.-The
Judge 10 whom Mr.. Lyle made appli-
cation for the further adjournment of
the trial of Fred Bailey Deeming to-
day refused 10 grant the postpone
meAt. The Standard today says 1t
is in position to announce without
reserve, that Deeming confessed to his
lawyers and doctors who examined
him, that he committed the majority
Of the "Jack, the Ripper" Grim es in
the White Chapel district of Lon don &.
The article creates q great sensation.
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Desperadoes Captured.

Los Angeles, CAL, April 2S Ed.
ward Brown alias "Vaquero Bill" and
Charles Ballinger, his partner, are in
Jail; Brown at Tucson, Arizona, and
Ballinger at San Bernardino, Califor-
mia, on charges of horse stea-
ling. Detectives are satisfied that
the men were concerned in
the robbery of the Southern Pacific
express, near Ceres, California, on
September 4th, last, and also, In the
shooting of Detective Harris, who
was dangerously wounded. kequisi-
ton papers will be issued for Brown
and he will be brought TO this state
at once
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Inhn .Iacnh is lucky.

New YORK, April 27.-The will OF
the late William Actor leaves the
bulk of his fortune 10 his son, John
Jacob, whose wife was Miss Willing,
OF Philadslphia. Mr.. Astor's entire
fortune amounts to SO, 600, 600. Each Of
his three daughters receive two mil
lions and when the other bequests
are deducted there will be nearly
sixty millions handed to John jacob.
His widow will receive an annual in
come, while living, OF $500, 900. At her
death this goes to her son John
Jacob.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
CIarksOn VIII Retire.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 2S "A
telegram was received today regard
ing the condition of Col. J. s. Clark
son, Chairman of the National Repub-
iican Committee. 1t states that Col.
Clarkson's health is SO bad that he
can give no attention whatever 10
private, much lees official correspond
ence. 1t holds out little prospect that
he will be able TO attend the conven-
ton at Minneapolis or to engage
actively in the campaign afterwards.
Col. Clarkson Is suffering from his
old MISUNDERSTANDING this
attack Is proving much more stu bborn
than any OF it's predecessors. The
telegram was evidently intended to
give the party leaders notice that
that some one else must be found for
the campaign. 1t was passed about
to those most concerned by 1t, and
prompted many expressions of regret
for Col. CIsrksOn, and at the same
time considerable speculation as to
the best man to be placed at the head
of the party management Of the cam
psigD. The possibility of John G..
New resigniDg the consul generalship
at London and coming home to be-
come Chairman of the National Com
mitlee has been suggested. Mr.. New
is the Indiana member of the Nation
al Committee, and of the old members,
perhaps, has most experience in party
affairs. He also possesses the conf
dence of President Harrison, TO o
marked degree.
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Abandoned the Measure.

WASHINGTON, April % Inquiries
among mem bers of the Ways and
Means committee and leading demo.
Gratis, indicate that the proposed eff.
tort to repeal the sugar bounty law
has been abandoned, and PROBABLY
no legislation will be attempted re
garding sugar unless, perhaps, it be
to place all sugars now paying tariff
on tree lists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-28
says LIS Over.

New YORK, April 2S.-Gen. Boulet
Perazs, Venezuelan minister, furnish
es,thefollowing: Caracas, April p.
Minister for Venezuela, Washington:
Revolution suppressed everywhere
Peaca will soon be proclaimed State
ments to the con trary have oeen sup.
piled by bankrupt revolutlonists.
TSigned7 PRESIDENT