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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-04-06
SECOND STORY.

inside, topped out above roof with hard
brick. All doors of cypress. Walls and
ceilings hard finished on one coat of brown
mortar BroDze hardware for first story;
copper bronzed iron in second story. The
building may be heated by stoves or fur
mace. The building can be erected without
d. w. KING.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-04-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

When Baby was SICK, We gave her Castoria
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to castorfa,
When she had Children. she gasa castcria
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-04-06

Mrs. Edward Myers, Athens, N II
Had dERYSMPELAS so bad in her hand
that it became mAsS Of putrified tAeen.
Not until her life was despaired OF did she turn
to DHs. n EENNEDY discoverer OF EASUaS-
g;TES REMEDY for help DR.. Kennedy
found it impossible to save the hand; SO ne am,
pltatad the same and gave her FAVOEalIE ~
N ElMEDY, which drove the poison out OF her
blood thus saving her life. Had DR.. Ken
nedy been called of any previous stage Of the
disease he would have at once prescribed
FAVGRETE REMEDY and Mrs. Myers
hand could have been saved
ErySipelaS OF any erupthOm OF the
skim should not be neglected as the result may
be serious. Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
ray save you similar experience II taken IN
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
A HORROR or THE SEA.
DETAILS OF TIE W'RNING Of Tie san
JUAN.
FLAMES AND SHARKS DFVOrR Is HUMAN BE
INGs- pITIFrI = ENEs ON AZ ILL
F\TED VESSEL.

FNIl.D Nl+NNll"
san Francisco. Aug 12.-Furthcr par nars OF iil'
bur ding of the steamer ,an uan OF the Gaines Goa
were received here to dav. The spanish steamer Hal
Juan left Hong Kong for Manila with fun cr'" ANA
all the Chinese that could l." slowed away. IHrN
miles of Darigavos Point fire was discovered between
decks. II soon spread 10 1000 cas'S OF prr"I'"m'
and theA all hope of saving IN" ship wa> almhd"h'
Two lifchonts were destroyed 10y the namrs ana III"
others were cnslzod By the Chinese sharks mad" snort
work Of these and In this manner h" second engineer
qmarterma>.r steward and second officer lost 'h'r
lives. o. the fire being discovered almost III "o
Chinese mp the rigging and other hlS" P'"'
As the fire increased In intensity the poor "r'''"'
dropped the deck and into the fire. OthrN J"'"pi
overheard and dcvonrcd by sharks. lho'' WIZ
reached ore Of the bonrS filled II To excess ana 'h
sharks loaprd into the air 10 at"I thcll prey III"
pan!. fearful.
The Chinese huddlcd together ana fll'i 'i'' nr
with their monu,. The fore ana ah parts ~ VI"
burning vessel We're lull Of people imporng ''''''''
and the central portion of the vessel wa, Ike ''
crater OF volcano. The sharks came IN droN'N '"'
hundreds of them could be- seen around th' D'H''s
steamer. \ fireman succeeded In rcnching one oil '"'
overturned boats aud rghting her lie u'h "'"t
to the other, and managed to get two more oi th'm
on an even keel They were all kept at di>ianc"
and everybody who wanted 10 g't mo them hau 10
run the ganirt Of sharks. In Tits way ninety
persons escaped reached shore nf'cr sA',' no''
of hard rowing. They at one" t'ls';,pl" @ on. M o"t
->iancc. the steamer san AntOhl" wa ''"r ""''
when she reached the drr,ict. three thlnese, NOR
dead than alive. found IN IN" rtS,he' ne
mass were st"'l. The total saved wa ~ ~ m hr,
Ing officers ana crew there were Isl p'oP' on pp'ru
sot the sharks and namts must have drNour'ri, l0-
The san Juan was tow'd Into Manila stli on hre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
=" OLD HTTCH" SELLS HIS SEAT.

Chicago Aug. 1o (speciaD.-The veteran spccuat or
y. T. Hutchnson, "Old Hutch has sold his member
ship In the Chicago Board of Trade. The certificate
which issued to the old man twentysiX years
ago. went at very low price II Is understood
that he realized little less than 1000 net by the
SALE The membership went into Armour d Co.'S
Office, the hardheaded senior OF that firm buying ii
for an cmploy". The sale Is said by n local paper
TO have been The outcome OF emergency; that Old
luch.n who at one time worth several millions.
l. now practically pcnniess. The sale Of his mem
bcrshp to-day probably marks the close OF Mr.. Hutch
in>on's speculative career. lie was on the Boaru
today, the second time since he returned from tne
East Tile other occasion was when inc tudahy'
Fairblnk- Wright lard and pork deals collapsed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
A NEU-T YORK SCHOOL TEACHER KILLED.
MISS MARY J. COYIE. OF THE MADISON STREET
SCHOOL. DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED IL
A RUNAWAY ar SUMMIT \

Miss Mary j. Coyle who was injured in run
away accident Plucltamin Mountain road on
Thursday afternoon. died Yesterday afternoon. after
being unconscious for eighteen hours. The horse
behind which Miss COyle and two friends were
riding took fright and started to Miss Coyle
became frightened and jumped She fell her
head a pile Of rough stone. The horse CON
tinued to run and the two other women clung to
the seat until the buggy struck a post They re-
tained their hold and not thrown out by
the sudden stoppage. When Miss Coyle was picked
up she was bleeding from the ears and mouth Her
skull fractured Miss Coyle thirty-sevcn
years old, lived at No. 20i FOurth-ave., Brooklyn
and was vice-principal of the Madison Street School
Ncw-York. She a sstcr-in-law Of Henry Allen
a broker. Of No 55 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
ASKING THE CARNEGIE ca. FOR TORR.
THE MEN WHO JOINED THE SYMPATHY STRIKE
List YEAR WAIT TO GET nAcK


Pittsburg. Aug. lo-The great labor trouble at
the Twenty y-ninth-st and Thirty -thrd-st Carnegie
mills. which resulted so disastrously more than "A
year ago. has terminated. 1t is reliably reported
that amicable settlement of differences Will be
effected on Monday next. and the many hundred
who Joined in the sympathy strike of 1892 will
resume such places are open to them n will
be remembered that the strike at these mills was
begun during the labor conflict at Homestead. The
men who were working under AmaIeamated Asso-
ciation rules and scale going out throuyb a desire
to strengthen their brother workmen AT Home
stead. The long-continued strike has caused
much distress AT meeting last night II was
decided to declare the strike on. and n petition
was drawn up to be presented to Carnegie officials
asking for removal of the ban. and that they be
permitted 70 take their old positions in the mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
EIGHTEEN Patients At sWlNBUENf ISLAND

There now In the hospital a swinburne Island
eighteen patients. Of these fourteen arr cholera
patients, enc is 4 convacSccnt cholera patient, ana
three. are suspects With three exceptions the bac-
trr logical examination has confirmed the diagnosis
Of cholera Th' bodies Of Francesca Moa and MarianO
Rib'rati. who died on Friday night, we're incnered
Yesterday mcrning. Before Yesterday the fol
lowing Of the Karamaaia'S Passengers were removed
the hospital
Francisco "crvo. thirty-onc: Francisco BOnato.
thirty four: Francisco Caioll. thirty four Paoo Mari
AMI. twenty seven; Aneo Cato. thirty; Giovanni
pandno. twcnty.sovcn: Michele Catani, thirty Leon
Laroa, elcven and frisco Dodolo sixteen years
old.
DR.. jenkins has received cable message from his
representative In Naples. aying that messages con-
tanning cholera news for New-lork often sup
pressed by the Italian Government. The reprcsents-
tive reports that ther" l. aud deaths
from cholera In Naples yesterday, and that the dis
has begun to appear at polds IN the surrounding
provinces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
rxcrrruryr At PENSACOLA SUBSTDINC
40 NEW CASES or YELLOW FEvER-HoCsE TO
HOUSE INSPECTION.

NEW CASES OF 1llsisON FfsN -
HOUSE INSPECTION.
Washington Aug. l2.-Surg"on General "Nnah
this morning received the following telegram rom
Passed Assistant surgeon Magruder. OF the Mnnhe
IIsrita service stationed ut Pensacola, fla' regaru-
ing the yellow fever outbreak there:
No new or suspicious cases have appeared since
th. two death, already reported. Excitement rapidly
sul siding House to house inspection begun today
v order ~ stac Health officer and will be completed
sunday A proclamation was also issued by the
same officer stating that no cause for undue alarm
seems 10 exist at present.
Galveston Tex. Aug. ia dispatch from Austin
s,y>. q" \ quarantine has bccn declared against Pen
,acoa Person, without permits viii be stopped at
thc border stations All eastern railway entrances
are guarded by state inspectors"
Charleston, :. C.. Aug. 1.-TWO passengers on the
nor,hlonnd train from savannah were turned away
from ihi, city am sent north The Atlantic Coast
Line today The were from Pensacola. and had
tried 10 stop at both savannah and Beaufort. 30
thorough Is the quarantine system that the Health
nilccr, here were notified Of the coming OF tho men
several hours before the train was due. and they
wer, -topIsd at Ashley Junction. miles from the
citv All the railroads have been notified that
pa ,scngcrs from Pensacola will Mt he permitted TO
come here and that the roals would be held re-
,ponsiblc for violation of the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
KILLED NY FEMALE HORSETHIEF.

Oklahoma City. o. T.. Aug. 1:-Word has I.'.
received that william Whtemaster thi'c" '
Deputy Marshal has been shot ana kli'u !" u''
strip by Laura Mandas, alias rom N'.s' Wv
female horse thief. The marshal WIS pursuing uie
von,u and mot his death from ambush. Toms"
exnIo,ts have made her notorious. She Is we'll
born and good looking Missouri girl upon whom re-
pented punishment has had no effect. ms ia,t !,
+ her grayest crime. Every Outlaw III the Mesl Is
her friend aud capture would be almost impossi-
BILE. -.-,.--.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
REDUCED VALr ALTON or GEORGIA. PROPERTY .

Atlanta. Ga. Aug l2-Thc valuation oi '"orgn
property reported by the State A'scNNo'' SHOWS
falling OF Of sIo.OOO,OOO. The estimates were "Sh
and the prospective school funds were p's'o u"
increased receipts from taxation. The r'd"c"o' III
returns from taxes Indicated by the assessor epoIs
wnl have serious effect the schools OF the e'a'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
DIR. DEEMS AT DEA TTS DOOR.
TIE PREACHERS ILLNESS SUDDENLY TAkES
NEW FORM.
AFTER SUFFERIN; FROM PARALYSIS FIR SEv-
ERAL MONTHS. Az AB>CE-S FORMS

II Ills STOMACH
The Rev Or Charles i. Deems. pastor OF the
Church Of the Strangers. is lying at the point Of
DEATH at the home OF his son-in-law, VI. J. Yer
derry. no 10 West Scvcnty-sixth-st.
Dr. Deems had severe stroke of paralysis last
December from which he never recovered. \
week ago he attacked by fever, and within
the last few days abscess has developed in has
stomach. Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock his
temperature higher than ever before AT that
hour. and his almos; immediate death was expect
ed In the afternoon and evening the fever declined
somewhat
II was impossible to say yesterday whether the
abscess had reached It's climax II II should do So.
and be harmlessly dissipated. DIR. Deems may tenn
porariy recover, but II II should take unfavor-
able turn death would result almost instan-
taneously.
Mr. Ver1ery said last night that 1t almost
hoplng against hope to expect anything except the
worst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

FATAL EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ITALY
,o,. Aue l2-Repeated shocks OF earthquake
~. DESTROYED half OF the town OF Mattinata on
.h. Adriatic coast Several persons were killed ana
a number injured. The volcano Of Stromboh is III
violent eruption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
HURLED down Az EMBANkMENr.
SEVENTEEN PERSONS KILLED AND IoRTY
WOUNDED IL RAILWAY ACCIDENT
IN WALLIS

London Aug PA train on the TAN Vale Rail
way running TO Cardiff from Pont Pridd ran
off the track this evening while going rapidly
around curve and rolled over a steep embank
ment. Seventeen persons were killed and forty
were injured. Several carriages were badly
sma shed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
THE NEWS OF EUROPE.
THE IRISH NATIONALIST CONVENTION IN
DUBLIN.

THE PARNFLLITEs SPEAK oUT-THE HOME
RULE BILL Is ACCEPTED ONLY As A MAKE.
THE IRISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LIsM-ELEt TOWERING IN FRANCE
-1HE SOCIALISTS AT ZURICH
YACHT RACES.
tBY CABLE TO TRIBuxE)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

Washington. Aug. 12.-Old employees OF the Gov
ernment cannot remember the time when many
heads of departments have been absent from WASH
ington during "A session of Congress there are
to-day President Cleveland is at Buzzard's Bay,
Vice President Stevenson Is in Philadelphia Secre'
tary Gresham Secretary Carlisle and Postmas'e.
General Bissell are at Deer Park. where 'ns"
wives are spending the hot season; secre.aty
mont is in New-York. and Secretary heroe'' anu
Secretary Morton are In Philadeipnia. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-10
9emti@ int @eiRen Sauie.

Inter bieier l1eberi6rift finben mir
I'M u@aibinston Sentinel" bes 9errn
2ouis S6abe na6ftebenbe bibi6e
S6ilberung. r@dbrenb in mebreren
meftli6en Staten grobe @dmpfe Boz
riiber ftattgefunben baben, ob bic beutz
i6e Spra6e lit ben bfentli6en S6uz
len gelernt merbcn ion, unb mdbrenb
gerabe iebt bon INSTRUMENTATION
fatbolif6en 8ii96fen urb Yrieitern
8eriu6e sema6t tperber, ben @ebrau9
Der beuti6en Spra9e in BEN beuti6en
fatboltf6en &ir6en gu berbtnbert, lit es
cine bemerfenspertbe Sbatfa9e. baB
bier in Waibington unlere bD61ten gez
ieai6aftli6en &retie bic Spra9e uni e.
req GaterIanbes eifrtg ftubiren, unb
faf ale nnfere Samen Der feineit Welt
t6 fteBen6 in 9euti6 u~nterbalten.
Sene 8urliebe fur bas 9eutf9e bat
felbit ins WeiBe 9aus ibren Ginsug
eebalten. Sie @roBfinber bes prdis
benten Sarrifon, Der feds Sabre alte
8eniamin Sarriion @c&ee, better be-
fannt als 8abp Mc&ee, unb feline tleiz
ne, BRET Sabre aIte S9meter, MarD
Sobge Mc&ee, ipre9en bas 9euti6e
better als bic glei6altertgen &irtz
Der bon Sret : 8iertelu unierer
Seutf6 : Im~erifaner. Wir batteit an
leBten 9Dnneritag Gelegenbeit, uns
bieroon gu i%ber3eugen, als ndnt=
lid SRI. 9ampe, bic @oupernante Der
&inber. in unierem 9aafe, ND fe ftets
ein uilfommener @af getpefen mar,
einen 8eiu6 ma6te, UNI Dor Der Nb>
retfe Der Gamilie 6es p%rdii6enten mad
Snbtanapolts Ibf6ieb gu nebmen @s
mar tDirflt6 elm TergHiigen, bic @roBs
timber bes 9errn 9arriion cine frembe
Spra9e 10 ipre6en gu b6ren, als pb es
ibre Mutteripra6e mdre. Ser fIeine
gen f6rteb por benz Weggang ieinen
Jtanen fotDDbl in englif6en nie in
beuti9en 8u9ftaben in Elm MIbum.
IS 1T in Der Sbat ein pielperipre6en=
beg Sinh.
Mebrere Spra6en lernett urb fpres
@en 1T Bifen. SIS 1T anerfennensz
tpertb. baB prdlibent 9arrifon unb
lsiue Samilie, trob bes amerifanii@en
gorurtbeils gegen bas Grlernet1 frennz
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@ersude Gtnpfebrins ei,es Miffondrs. 3
u. 9 a u Ias Rtffton, gboteau 60. @ont.,

eer5tf6e Grnpfebrafts ef,es Riffpndrs. 3
81. 3 u III . Mtfftou, gboteau 60. Mont,
Il. Dej. 80.
Die Btrtuns DON .paitor aSnis's RerpensS tdrters
u wnaberpoH, I'm Ultima o6er ioniitee bur6 gRerpens
f&pdAsuber Ilsberauitrengung berbeiseiibrte gaerpens
ssestbe;ten su b~dHbieen. Brst &inSer meiner Sanle
na3nen itn stBen 5dliudt. Die 9lnfdne b0rteu ioort
ezf. Suab Jest fnb bic Sinber furtrt. Sn Sduen Don
&tnfaHisfeit nab S1wdde itdrft er has Sniteua obne
&seaehHe. Sd tnpfebe ~benielben berslidf.
Nrfeb. gberspetI 81.
M BrootIpn, 81. o., 4. W1dr5 1891.
81 eebrnn@te 3 5Iaf9en ,s9aitor RSnig's geeruens
osGtsey* 5egeu ghorea ober ct. BeitsSTauS, an peI4em
q 9 Msnate lang f&redli@ seIitten unb berieIbe tnrirt,
~ @m. ReGprmtd.
aN Daptsn. o. 9. Sepsember 1891.
81 kSSe .,paHpr 26nts's RerpensS tarters BET fet,
stSsn eesbenben eebrau&t uub tn iebeua Sale iteuts
D1IiguHaf i'd din. q. @. Remper, Haptor.
Dbio 3atfonai GeI6atens9eiun.
e~n2 elm tpertbpones gH@ fur slerpesleibenbe
SHEkl unb cine @rbbesGiofGe 5~ugeianbt. @rue
- erhdIteH nn4 bic Me6i3in ~rfnipnfL
4tsls &ebtsin p1rrbe feit BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
ecdtp. ydftDf &bit9 IN Sort mabne, Snb.. a~ubereitet
aae iett unter tetner anipeiiung bon ber
KOENtG MEDICINE CO.,
6eS Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Bel Mtothetern ~ babem far
goose e1.75, 6 far $500.
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Staats= 9esislatnr.
II # II, 9. Mdra 1898.

Senat.
Sic 8il aur 3uriid3iebung iiberfdls
Tiger Staatsbpnbs unb @rfaB berielben
bur9 reue Bombs at niebriserem Gins
fuBe tpurbe nod langerer Debate ans
genommen.
Spbanr1 wurbe bic 8id angenoms
men, bur6 pel6e 8etimmunsen setrofs
fen tperben fiir bic 8ergroBerung bes
Mftiens @apitals BON @erporationen.
Mu1 bic &elDIution, bic gertreter
6es Staates i'm &ongreB aufauforbern,
eine 8emiQigung fir bic 8efeitigung
beS r&aft" i'm @oloraboz& iper 5u er.
mirfeu, gelangte our Nnnabme.
Bomber befirmortete in Der Ibenbs
fiBung in ldngerer unb iorsfdltig al1sz
gearbeiteter &ebe bic &eiolutiou, bic
Staatsperfafung babin gu amenbiren,
blB alle inbuitrielen unteruebmuagen
bon einem gepiHen umfange auf bic
Dauer bon 10 Sabren bon aaer 8es
iteuerung befrett iein fDuen.
Sams.
gu ldngerer 9ebatte fibrte lie 8ia,
tpel9e @ountD>& Dmmifdre ermd9tigt,
8onhs ausaugeben, I'M supor ausgeges
bene Bombs giltig gu MAIDEN unb UNI
ale bisberigen 8efimmunsen tiber bic
Nusgabe folder Bombs auf3ubeben.
IS tpurbe iebr beftig eesen bic 8ia opz
pDntrt unD 5tpar aus benz 8runbe,
neil biefelbe arg gemiBbrau6t merber
f6nnte, unb baB 8onbs, bic giltig feien,
ni6t ert 9tiItig gema6t gu tuerben
brau9ten. Ha6 Nblebnung neri6iez
bener 4menbementS murbe bic Bill
~engroiirt.
Cur 8eratbung fam in Der Na9mits
tagsfibung bic 8iG, pel6e es faairens
ben @ei9dftsleuten berbietet, pbepors
sugte @ldubiger" gu ertldren. Sic Bin
itempeIt aud bic l1e~bertrasung bon
@isentbum tura Dor 9anferotten gum
griminaIperbre6en. Ser Mntrag1tels
Ter Smith BON Sill @ountD belt cine
febr einbrudsboIe &ebe au @uniteH
biefer Bill, bur9 beren anHabme in
Der Shat bielen f6reienben MiBtanben
absebolfen tperbeH piirbe.
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Cages > N~euisfeiten.
s 5.

s Man B.
= prdiibent GIepelarb bat benz
8~unbesienate bic folgenben @rnennuuz
gen aur 8etdtigung iiberIanbt: 5. g..
@rap bon Snbiana gum amerifanii6en
@eianbten in Merifo; S. AuineD bon
MaRa9uietts gum telpertreten5en
StaatssS efretdr; g. u. Collins BON
Mafa9uietts anm @eneralconiul Der
Ser. Staaten In Gonbon unb Sc. u.
Marmea BON Sem Sort gum piertem
Miftenten bes @eneraIpofmeiters.
2eBterer mar elm erbitterter @egner
Oils tpdbrenb Der lebten Sem Norfer
5taatsuabl unb beBbaIb pirb Mars
tpeas @rnennung als Elm lnbirefter
S@las fir bic Stem 0orfer Sias9 Demo-
fratie aufgefaBt. 9ie 9auptbebeutung
biefer @rnennung liegt BARN, baB es
fpeciea bic Nufsabe bes bierter Genes
ralpoftmeifter sNfitenten 1T, Bic pofts
dmter 4. &lafe gu beieBen. @pplifaa=
ten Der 9idsS Democratic baben ba alio
t1ur geringe @baneen.
= 4uffebem erregte es in Der BUTT
besbaupttabt Wafbington, baB Der ST.
nator 9abib 8. 9iQ benz prdfibenten
@lebelanb I'M WeiBen 9auie einen ldnz
geren Beiu9 abitattete. Mu1 bic neus
gierigiten 8eri1telitatter fonnten nidt.
ermitteln, tporiiber bic beiber rfeinbli>
den 8riiber" unterbanbeltert, bod pers
mutbet man, t)aB fi9 lire unterrebung
um bic @rnennung Marmeas gebrebt
babe.
= 9ie erfe greeutib : Mittbeilung
bes prdibenten @lebelanb an ben
BnnbessS enat betanb BARN, baB er
ben 9apaiif6en Misunderstanding miez
Der auriid3og, Der benz Senat erft Dor
Elm paar Wn6en pom Brdiibenten Oar
rilot1 our Qualification iiberianbt ipors
ben mar. Sieie SanblunsstpeiIe @les
nelanbs bat grpBes Mufieben erregt.
Man faBt biefelbe natiirli6 als elm 3eis
den auf baB @lebelanb gegen bic Mns
nerioA Der Sanbpi9ssSnieln lei.
- Staatsiefretdr Gresham belt
feinen eriten @mpfangsabenb fir bas
bipIomatii6e Corps. leber 100 @es
ianbte unb 8epoamd6tigte unb 6eren
atta6es tparen eri6ienen. Ser Stells
pertretenbe Staatsiefretdr Wbarton
bate bic 8orfelungen iibernommen.
- @s bertautet, bab Der rene pr1Iis
bent teinen Der 8eamten, Bic pdbreub
ieines erften Sermins ernannt porben
tuaren, bies Wal BET ben @rnennunaen
tuieber beridf6tigeh werbe.
Mm8Ianb.
- @uf feinem @ute A~ueaenborf
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.. n. & u. q. 8abn.

ND aBrt.
Na6 @alpeton, 9euiton unb @uero
tdglt9, ausgenommen SDnntags,
Na6 CORPUS @brifti, Qranfas paB unb
8eeDiae tdgti9, aussenommen SDnrts
tags, I'M Na1nt.
Na9 @errbiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags, um.-.......4:00 Na9.
Na9 &errniIe tdgli6, ausgenommett
Sonntags unb Montass, INT
1:o0 Wprrt.
Mmfunft.
Bon @albeften, 9oufton uub guerD
tdgli9, ausgenommen Spnntags,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-10

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bitters ben Ginppbnern Hnb ben bteie @esenben bereis
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pel4er ben iunsfrduliden, eben erft feiner Saumrtez
fen beraubten Walbbpben ~fulttptrt, finbet tn benz aus
se3ei6neten Nntifetermtttel etne Sduspebr sesen bic
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ten fnb. DaS Ditters ptrtt r~esulrenb BET St6ruugen
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fe GpIse pom Gufeuibalt i'm Treten BET ruuben gBets
tel fno; es bur4tr6mt ben ~ertdlteten Rbrper nit bes
fSdbliten Ginfafe hes Micrsens unb abenbnebels.
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