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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-21
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senus gu erabri9eu bamit er ii6 in ieis
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tbums rebeuiren, flbren einen 9ere@ten
&f. Sie iorsen oaour6 ni@t al
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li@e unterio3un9 ihrer Na@fommens
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a~usnabmsweiie before Gage fit tire
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uns cine freie &epublit. ~l1niere Pfli@t
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-21
gpefnloticn I'M !Octrctoeban=
Del.

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l6lanb pielfa6 bas 8eoirfniB empfunz
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bsutide 9anowirtbidaftsratb bat ii3
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beldaitist, uno Die betreffenben Serz
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bsllen unsntbebrli9f felt N;emano gu be-
ityeiten ucrmas, uno bieienisen B6ricns
operatiouen, welbe obne jeSe 8e3iebuns
aui cincn mirtliden @ftrribeuorratb,
auf Gin reines Diierensiptel binaus laus
fen. Oer Mittelpuntt bes beuti9en
@etreioe=D iHerenssd@aits 1T Berlin.
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ligten Herionen bat bic 9altte NIT bent
@etreibe lelbit gar ni6ts 81 tbun, nnb
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9euten Der 3meifelbafteiten Mrt, bic nit
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-21

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-21
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS.
They Are Charged with Stealing
Each Fined $25 by
Judge Devine

They Are Charged with Stealing
Each Fined $25 by
Judge Devine.
This morning the cases of VIM.
Flemming and Albert ODonpell,
charged with being suspicious char
'acters, which We're continued yester-
day, were tried before Judge Devine
and each fined SIS Some very strong
evidence was brought against them,
and everything but the act proven.
If theft could have been proven
against them they would have
been transferred to the justice courts
Captain Cardenas locked some
money up In box and put the box in
night before last. O'Donnell saw him
put it In and was afterwards heard to
say that there was money In that
de.k.
Lster on he (O'DonnelD put an
tier box in the desk and told man
sIanding by to watch him SO that IN
case the desk was "tspped" he would
not be charged with the crime.
Yesterday morning the money had
disappeared and Flemmiug andO'DOn-
nell were arrested rs suspicious CHAR
acters.
Fleming cent for q Ratchet and
even asked two or three to help him
rob the desk but still it could not be
proven that he did the work as he
was not caught in the act.
Both men are noted crooks, so stat
ed Capt. Csrdepas, and many robber
les might be traced to them.
They belong to hard gang across
the creek who do" every drunk
man or country" who may be un-
lucky enough to fall in their hands.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Moral and CorporeaI Slavery.

SEATTLE, Wyo., Jan. IA similar
scandal to that in Victoria, in which
{ affic In Japanese women and the de
grading life they are forced to live, in
all Its horrors of shame aud misery,
has been unearthed here. United
states authorities learned that man
named Ithaka had purchased
in Yokohoma, some time ago, thIee
Japanese women paying their parents
ninety dollars each. He passed them
as his wife and sisters and they were
forced to live as fallen women and
gave all their earnings TO their owner
who merely allowed them
enough food and clothing
to keep them alive. Ithaka
has been arrested and the aid OF the
ministerial association has been re-
quested, in breaking up the system of
slavery. Fifteen Japanese women in
Seattle have been sold outright by
their parents and brought over here
and compose the Japanese settlement
where crime and degradation runs
rampant.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Windy CIV Charity.

CHICAGO, Jan. The charity
ball will be given at the Auditorium
tonight. IL will be the sixth annual
gathering of the society and it
promises TO be a magnificent success.
The women who are behind the
movement are just as busy as they
can he and have been for weeks and
do not expect to have any time to
spare until after the receipts are
counted and q balance struck in
favor of charity. There will be q
slight change from former years 1t is
proposed to reserve o portion of the
proceeds for work during the EXPOSE
tIon. This, it is Expected, may be
done without iDjuring in the least the
worthy charities the ball will benefit.
st. Lnke's Hospital the Women's and
Children's hospital, the Visiting
Nurse association and the Margares
Etter Creche will share the proceeds.
The auction sale of boxes on New
Years day netted over $1,000. The
patronesses of the ball were the MOST
prominent social leaders of Chicago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
COST HIM ABOUT $50,
To Give Hts Ola Sweetheart News
paper "ROasting"

To Give Hts Ola Sweetheart a News
paper "Roasting"
The case of the State vs. A.C Uran-
r., editor of "La Briss," charged by
Mrs. Francisco Mesa with using op
probrious language toward her
daughters, Guadelupe and Tules
Mesa, was heard before jury in Jus
tice Adams court yesterday after
noon. Defendant had no lawyer and
the evidence was pretty strong
against him. 1t was developed, that
he had been engaged to be married
TO Miss Tules Mesa, the wedding
to take place on last Christmas.
A bout S weeks ago, some busy body
carried tales to him about the two
girls and he refused to believe them,
telling the mother 80. Shortly after,
he took q trip away from the city and
while absent, wrote letter breaking
off the engagement. When he returned
the first article against the girls
regulations appeared in his paper,
Dec. Is.
The jury fined him $50 and costs.
During the trial County Attorney
Dewitt took occasion, over the shout
ders of responsible and veracieus
members of the profession, to score
newspaper men generally, which was
very unjust, rs every scribbler should
not be classed rs a newspaper man or
held up to be such.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Miss senator aud MIR. Dnke.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE mar
rIage OF Miss Mitchell, the daughter
of Senstor Mitchell, of Or -gon, to the
Duke de In Rochefoucsld, takes place
Oh the 10Th. The Duke has prepared
his chateau at Mcntmiraie for the re-
seption of his bride. and they will
reside there for some months after the
marriage. 1t is said the Duke is
obliged to keep up three ca.tles-
Mon tmiraie, Lyancourt and Roche
foucald-snd consequently wanted
wife with o large fortune.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
90 ANTONIO. TEXAS. THURSDAY. JANUARY 4 1892
LEAVE FOR FORT WORTH.
W. Moss Leaves this Evening for
Fort Worth TO Answer

w. Moss Leaves this Evening for
Fort Worth co Answer a
Charge of Robbery.
City Marshal MATHS, of Fort Worth,
arrived in this city this morning on
the 1. & @. N. He will leave for that
city this evening with VIM. Moss,
who 10 wanted there.
The case against Noes a. euspi.
cious character was dismissed this
morning by Judge Devine.
This was done to allow Mr.. MATHS to
take the man away without trouble.
The charge against Moss, at Fort
Worth, is q very serious one. He was
working In Hollin's drug store and
about three weeks ago the safe was
opened and $500 stolen. Moss knew
the com bination and was missed the
next morning. He had been seen
that night ut different variety theatres
aud had flashed money tn the amount
of 5000 on some of his acquain tances,
Dragging that he had won 1t gam
bling.
The hack driver who drove him to
the train the next morning says he
was very much excited, and wanted
to get out of town.
It Is plain that Moss lie new hand
at robbing, rs he never changed his
name on leaving the town and IL was
that which led to his capture. He is
. graduate of Philadelphia phar-
maceutical college.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Interstate Chicken Dispute

New YORK, Jan. The great in
terstate cooking main bet~ee u Cali
forpia and Maryland for 500 q battle
ard $1,000 Is to be decided tonight.
The contracting parties are Arthur B.
Suit, of Prince George county, Nd,
and Anthony Green, of Sacramento
Each side is to show u cocks at
weights ranging from A pounds
s ounces TO 6 pounds 4 ounces.
The affair will be decided
near this city. but the location has
been kept secret on account Of the
probable interference of the authOri-
f'e-. 1t will be the biggest cock
ing main ever fu.ht in some
,,.rs, and hundreds of dollars will DO
wagered on the fowls, while the event
has attracted sporting men, turfmen
and game fowl breeders from all parts
Of the country.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Show Trains for Germany.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 7.-One of the
handsomest aud most complete rail-
way trains ever constructed has just
been completed at the shops of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul COM
pspy, and is now on exhibitio i in the
ticket office OF the company. The To-
connective and cars in question will be
shipped to Germany this week to oc.
cupy a place in the museum OF that
government as an object lesson
The train was constructed under
the following circumstance. A
year or so ago the German gov
eminent took up the question
OF better ana more Tspiu railway mail
facilities In order TO secure ideas on
this subject committee visited tins
country and carefully inspected q
number OF the fast mail trains for
which the United States is so famous.
Among others examined was the fast
mail on the Milwaukee and st. Paul
road. Some time later a contract was
made by the German officials with
the st. Paul company to construct for
them an exact and perfect duplicate
In min iaiure of the cCmpahy's fast
mail. The train cost $4,000 and Is
perfect i'm detail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
The Gang Wtped Out.

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. Meal Slime,
brother of Bob; and two other men,
and Laura and Beatrice Sims,
daughters of Bob, have been lynched.
After leaving Campbell's house for
the Simsites' strong hold. they were
strung up, thus wipiDg out the entire
Sims gang. Neal was brought down
by q shot from rifle and then hung
up. The greatest excitement pre-
walls in the vicinity of WOmack
Hill, where the lynchipg took place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Theatrical.

Mr.. f. w. Curtis gave his third
presentation of "Sam'l of Posen" to q
small house at the Grand last night.
The next attraction at the Grand Is
the amateur production of lingo.
mar" by the Belknaps, Saturday
matinee and night.
"Only Farmers Daughter" with
Miss Blanche Howard in the title
role, appears at this house next Sun
dav and Monday nights.
Thursday and Friday, Jan. 18th and
18th, comes the great tragedIan, Fred
Wsrde, presen ting 1.-THE Lions
Mouth, land 1.-THE Mountebank."
Emma Juch is here Jan. 18th
and 18th, singing "Lonengrin" and
"Rusticano."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Now Organized.

y The San Antonio Drug company
have received their charter and is or
ganized today as follows:
President-Geo. H. Kalteyer.
Vice President-T. &. Thompson, of
Galveston.
Secretsry-Ed. ]. Mccullough.
Treasurer dolph Dreiss.
In addition to the above named Of
ficers Messrs. Geo. J. F. Schmidt and
Moritz Ralteyer compose the board OF
directors.
The new Stoves building, north
side Of Military plaza, has been Sc
cured for headquarters of the COM
pany. The retail houses Of Kalteyer
Il Son and Dreiss are not In the COM
pany.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Martinez Notes.
British

QUEENsTOwN, January. British
steamer Catalonia, from Boston, re-
port that on Jan. 5, latitude 81. north;
longitude fifteen, west, she passed a
sailing vessel on fire aud q close
search resulted In no trace of the crew
Of the burning vessel being found
She was completely Quilted
Thirty bales Of cotton and one
Thousand sacks of wheat. lying on
warf at Havre were badly damaged
by fire this morning. The freight was
unIOsded from the steamer Emir,
from New Orleans.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
THE STRIKE.


Railway Employees ON Other Roads
Are Helping the Strikers.
The Arkansas Pass railway strike re-
mains in The same grooves rs yester-
day. Trains carrying mails and pas
sengers are running on slow sched-
ules. They have the road free. NO
freight trains running and none like.
ly to run In the next few days.
The employees of the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe railway, at CleburDe,
have resolved not to handle q. A. &
A. P. freight or cars.
AtTyler the employees Of the st. Louis
and Southwestern Cotton Belly have
adopted resolutions and appointed .
committee to call upon General Su-
perintendent Edison, and request that
they shall not be asked to handle
Arkansas Pass cars or freight until the
trouble on that road Is satisfactorily
settled.
At Yoakum there has been some
harrassipg of the citizens by armed
special officers. The mayor of YOa-
KUN deputized 80 specials to take
care of the strikers inter ests there
and maintain peace.
A body OF machinists left for Yoa-
KUN yesterday to get lot of engines
ready for freight and passenger ser
vice.
Sheriff Breeder. at Cuero, called in
all his epecial deputies, saying he
had appointed them under misrepre-
sentation of MIR. Hall.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Trotting Races.

The managers of the trotting races
given at the Fair grounds, Decem Der
81 are getting up q big program for
Saturday, January 16, consisting of
running, trotting and pacing races. A
purse of $40 will be given for the best
quarter horse; fsrring two local hors-
ses-entrance fee will be 50. A purse
of $50 for the best half mile race with
an entrance fee of IS. Purse Of $50 for
a ESQ trot with entrance fee of So. All
entries to De made at Ramsey &
Ford's before noon Friday, January,
18th. The affair promises to be a big
success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
SLASHED HIS NECK.
Two Mexicans Engage In Fight
Which Ends in One Getting
BADLY Ont

Two Mexicans Engage Tn Fight
Which Ends in One Getting
Badly Cut.
In the fore part of last night Mex
lean named NJ f. Diaz vas pointed
out to Officer Rips as having hit u
man over the head. The policeman
arrested him and took him TO the jail +,
but as the man who was hurt did not
turn up to swear out an affida
Wit, Rips did not prefer a
charge against him, but TURF
ed the case over to Mounted
officers Brown and Beck, who pro-
ceeded to work It up.
They went TO the house of the
wounded man, whose name is RitO
Marcelleno, and found him IN bed,
suffering greatly from two ugly CASH
es in the back Of the neck, which may
prove dangerous.
The house is situated west
Of the pest house near the
Alazsn creek and it took the
officers a considerable time TO make
the trip. On returning to head
quarters the officers locked Disz up
for the light and this morning he
was transferred: to the county Jail
charged with assault with intent to
murder.
The fight occur red on Milan square.
and the instrument with which Dtaz
inflicted the wound was probably q
knife. He denies having done the
deed but evidence is very strong
against him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
Lockwood National
BANK.
BANK.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
J. 8. LOCKWOOD, Pres. j. MUIR. Cashier.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Henry Breeding has gone to San
Louis Potusi, Mex.
Conductor C. w. Shoff is confined to his
room with pneumonia.
Nj. Geo. q. kalteyer has returned from
Austin.
Mr.. M. Granbury, of Calaveras, is in
The city stopping at the Mahncke.
HID. Spore. a member OF the Houston
Bicycle club, was In the city yesterday.
Gen. Russ has returned from Louis
lana.
Mrs. A. L. Barnett is at the Menger
from Kerrville.
Mr.. Chas Schreiner, Of Kerrville, is at
Me Menger.
Mr. j. Elmer Pratt, the we'll known
bieyclist traveller, leaves this afternoon
for Houston and Galveston.
Col. K. d. L. Wickes and bride are ex-
pected to return to this city about Janu-
airy Goth.
Mr.. Volney Ellis. Jr., and wife, well
known people at Uvalde, are registered
At the Mahncke.
Nessrs. b. C. and w. B. Willis, OF PEN
saeola, Florida, are In the city on business
and to view the sights. They have rooms
al she Maverick.
Mr.. Geo. w. Sims. secretary of the
Houston Bicycle clnb, was in the city
Yesterday and left last night for the In
dian Territory. He is an expert bicyclist
and warm adherent of the wheel. His
club has splen did grounds in Houston.
EN-. Brady. of Davenport, Iowa, one
of the pioneers of that city and now deep
~ interested in electric street railways in
Fort Scott, Ks, is in the city, and gave
the LIGHT the pleasure of a half hour call,
talking over old times in Davenport. Mr..
Brady speaks enthusiastically OF the bust
ness quarter AID the public buildings OF
this CITY,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
COURTS.

In Judge Noonan's court yesterday
afternoon the case of Mrs. MuldOon
versus Col w. b. Wright, for dam
ages, was settled by Col Wright
agreeing to pay "a 500 to Mrs. Mul-
doom. This case arose over the acct
dental death of Thos. Muldoon, in q
collision with Col. Wright's carriage
last year.
Mrs. Eva Ware has sued her hus-
band, Wm. Ware, for divorce.
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Runaway,

Wagon No. 8, of the Southern Ice
company, was run away with by the
Team becoming frightened at Augusta
street this morning Mr.. Ashley, the
driver, was hurt, and could not stop
them. They ran down Augusta,
through Convent aud RIncon streets,
through st. Mary's to Commerce,
where they we're stopped by one OF
the horses slipping and falling on
the wet mesquite blocks.
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A Monotohous Election.

MEMPHIS, Jan. THE mast re-
markable election ever known in
Memphis Is being held today Never.
within the memory of the Oldest pol.
iticians has there been q general
election In. Memphis and only one
candidate for each office. If only one
vote is cast for the entire ticket 1t will
be elected, but there will be more
votes than one polled.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-07
ReinfnIcements.

A train of pacBmules and scouts for
service against Garz1 have arrived
here from Fort Russell, Wyoming
1t consists of 30 mules and 9 expe-
Tienced frontier guides, in charge of
Henry Daley, who has seen much
service against the Indians. They
leave on q special train in the morn-
ing for Fort Mcintosh.
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EeIIowcraft Dinner.

NEW YORK, Jan. The midwinter
dinner of the Fellowcraft club will be
given tonight. There is said to be no
truth In the report that the Fellow
craft and Lotus clubs were to be
amalpamated,