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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-31
REAL ESTATE
Furnished by Apologize & Major

Furnished by Apologize & Mallory.
Abstracters.I
The records in the register o. deeds oIlce
show the following buyers:
j : Nave lots 146 AS Water st city 400
.
= B-rtholf lot IS Meridian ave BoyieS
add tax ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :"
Il IL Alley lots 81 S. liz ll9 Ida ave o-o
Hunters add wG ...............:... co'
= Youngmeyer n hf OF lot blk 2
Perrys add wd $500 @oo
& w Wilson lot 100 Fern ave Cnlvers-
Try place add tax d. ....::.-:..---.; 10
J w Knox lot 81 Al blk IS b!nwood
park wd. $500 wv
II Steinbuchel com ID II o. Sc or OF
q f'u e. I37 = f. " n y, 70 bee wd . 200
An,onnx of uorfpage reieasss. 1902
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-31
MONEY TALKS.

have too many goods and not
enough money. will sell Pianos
Organs and Bicycles for less than
factory cost fer cash. | have
large importation of goods arriv-
ing from Europe and need money
| will sacrifice all profit for
short time. New Pianos will sell
for *l75 and upwards; Organ
So mp. BICYCLES at your own
price to close them out. | am
selling lots Of goods. These
prices will only last until / gol
cash enough to meet my demands
Ii you are going to buy the next
twelve months don't miss this OPP
portunity. My goods are nearly
all the highest grade known.
THOMAS SHAW,
l29 N. Main Street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-31
We Speak What We Know.

From the Ccokville Texas, Banner.
Ny wife and four children were taken
very suddenly with severe cases of cholera
morbus. | bought bottle of Chamber
laiu's Collie, Cholera and Diarrbea Rene
dy. and from one 10 two doses gave relief
IN each case. | heartily recommend il, be-
Viewing IL The best remedy known for
bowel complaints. p and 80 cent bottles
for sale by HettiBger Bros. PIG f. Douglas
and Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S North
Main.
Ncw Train Service on the Santa Fe, Wichita TO
Chicago.
WICHITA, Kan, Aug "a, 1893
The Santa Ee route are now running IL
their morning train leaving Wichita ut
il:l0a vtstlhl.ied chair car through TO
Chicago without change, seats in which
are free. Also Pullman palace sleeping
tar, through to Chicago The present
round-trip rate, $50 (i5, which we quote, is
not rs low rate as the Santa Fe have adj
vocated, but he public Will bear IN mind
That II was through the inslsIance of the
Santa fe management that this reduced
cate was made. In patroniZug the Santa
Je you favor tie line that is responsible
tor this reduction in the rate. You also
favor yourself for the reason that it is the
oldest read. rock ballasted and free from
the dust SO annoying to travellers in the
dry season. You also save one-h half day
q. home as The train leaves about noon
lime every day in the week
W. ID MURDOCH, ID. =. A,
los North Main street.
Q. o. BROWN, Ticket Agent,
S5tf Douglas avenue station.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-31
I" A'Sf H'7l.e &c. DAs Hasss
CITY HOTEL.

A-s''f.sA 80 AVBFiss& t.fersf~tes~s
-FS~..t - q = s5fefr. fzT kssrsi 10y -~sx
-, - sr-.Es- fxIg sassfa asss IL :. a
s-sk - - @fsf y a f.sffs.t Esfsfs - ~ go
49, 49, t<Ssfs<sfs - - Elesik. rz-ss a.
-. - isesA 5~ss1zsss Esl- basz frs-s. - a
% 11Fs esFisss+5 la<@txS-sa lssGs. * a. =
100 aerlh Market s,s.et. w.e.sita. Kx.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-31

Why did everybody laugh so long
over that story Of old Borebv's? II
wasn't bit funny" They were
afraid he would tell another If they
kept quiet Vogue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-31
Boyds Medical and Surgical Institute
155 North Main street. Wichita, Kansas


lin oof
school the world
these special deases where others have failed
Mdtd Hot lnhalatos Cosine
mil
ELECTRICITY
Farca GavaEiR .anir oofrs
fon ri ehes sslr BESIDE
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-31

A rate of one fare for the round trip has
been secured for Kansas week tickets. good
for seven days, aud it is expected that the
rate will be good on this train. Full in
formation on this poiut will be given in
due time through the public pres, OF the
state, Tickets good for thirty days will
be one fare plus -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-31
TO THE woKLD's FAIR"

\. y 41I4F-f- =. I.
p e. r A., Missouri Pacific RI.
ia Y Main 81 " IcnIfs. Kansas
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09
(1ortietuns iplet.)

Gin ~beiperater 8erl Namens Ssiaac
TouB fob bor 5pei Sabren na4 Snbiaz
nd. na4bem ct i'm meitliden Sbeile bon
81 ont9pmerp 60. s., Elm babies
benb 5armer bur4 Jdl14unsen fat ru<
inirt bate. Ct pfleste aber ab unb gu
iber bic @renae gu tommen unb mebpez
re Male purbe ct 14on beinabe ct
pi{9t, aber bur4 5re4beit unb
S9laubeit enttam ct jebesmal.
@@lieBli@ traute iid Retner mebr, ibm
in ben @eg gu treten. 4nfan9s ber
Wo4e purbe Der Sberif @usler bez
na@ri@tist, baB GouB mieber uber bic
@renae getommen lei. Gin als Tqrmer
pertleibeter Detettip burd1treifte bic
@e9enb, unter benz 8ortpanoe, fir fein
tranfes &inb Sauben gu i4ieBen, uno
fpiirte bus @erfted bes Talf@ers in eis
mem Sabafsi@uppen auf. Ser @bez
riff umiteIte ben @4uppen NIT atpolt
Deputp @beriHs, melde ibre Glinten
nit @4rot geloben batten. Goub ber<
5u@tt gu entflieben, aber mobin Ct fi4
tpanbte, trat Tim. Elm Mann e%ntgegen.
Der auf i'm {9oB. 3ebn. S@rotf@ufe
nurben auf i'm s%efeuert, ebe er sefans
aen purbe-unb fem ein5iger trof.
5amoie @4iben muKen bas setpefen
{ein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09
3ur GrinnerunQ an bic Ser.

- Sur @rinnerung an bic @er<
mdblung bes rumani14en Sbronfolgers
tpurben in 8utareft I'M 5. Tebruar
5tpeiunbbreibi1 paare, je zines aug jez
benz Diitrttt, in Defenders feierliber
Meife 0Hentli@ getraut. Ser na@ ber
@oltsiitte peranftaltete 9o@3eits3ug
NIT 5einen blumen9ef@midten Magen
bot einen prd9tisen Mnblid. Na@
benz feierliden Srauatte folgte Elm
9eieuner, bei pel9em ber a0nig, To-
mie Der BRINGS bronfo(9er nit fe:ner
@emablin auf bas Mo51 Der nenber>
mdblten Paare tranten uno ein'm il
ben elm reides @eloge1@ent als 9o4>
3eitsgabe uberrei@ten- Der ssDnig
unb Der prin3zSbronfolger fotpie tehen
@emablin uurben uberoq NIT entbu!l<
afti{@en 3urufen be9ribt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09

Der S&aufs!. so thu bod ni&t 10
srob!" ,.. ra
sd mub MIDI tummeln, in elmer
Stunb' tommt f9on ipieber Elm anbes
rer: SEPT fterbsn ia bic 2eut tpie ndr>
riI9."
So LAB mir bic G9aufel!" d d"
rMeinetpesen! 9aft bic brei Set,
Wolfrat srif in bic Sai4e unb 900 .
cine 9anb ppu blintenber Miinaen berz
por. rDa i@au ber," iaste Ct init betz
ierem 2a4en. r@elb bab' i9 fpis
9eu!" llnb ftatt Der brei Seller, bic
ber Mann na9 benz tl0l terliden Meisz
tbum gu forbern batte, be5ablte Gotz
frat einen balben SHILLING. rNimm
muir! Gin 8ibl mas mub bas Rinbl
bod AUDI babon baben -" Wieber ladz
te Wolfrat; bod fein @eiidt peraertte
ii@ unb feline 9dnbe aitterten.
&opflditelnb sins ber Sobten9rGber
oapon. rSi oas aber elmer! Der
tann laden. penn ct iein &tnbl einz
grabt!" .. ,
Wolfrat fabte bic S4aufel unb legte
S4ole um S@oQe in bas tletne @rab,
ianft unb a4tiam. 8ei ber erften:
S9oQe faete CT: ~8on ber Mutter!"
bel Der apeiten: pom @ater!"-
bel Der britten: Pom 2ippele!" Damn
idaufelte ct i@peisenb peiter. Mes<
balb permieb ct es, audi In Stills Na<
men benz 8inbe cine Sdple als leBten
@rub au i~penben? IS 1pIlen na9
altem 8rau@ in Elm ii4 i@lieBenbes
@rab bod ale cine @@olle lesen. bic
eines @tammes finb? @ar bic S@mez
fter fir i'm tobt, felt CT in fin1terer
@tunbe erfabren mubte, bab ibrem
!9er3en bas S@idial zines 5remten
ndber itanb als Mobl unb Web t6res
leibliden 8rubers?-
(5ortietuns iplet.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09
-Das normeqi16e @tp1t6tng 1T an

-Das norpegi1de @to1t6tng 1T am
2. Syebruar nit elmer Sbronrebe eroHret
tporben, in mel@er es beibt, tab bos
@erbGltniB Mormegens gum Iuslanbe
u%nperGnbert geblteben lit. On @orlaz
oen perben in Der Sbronrebe an9etinz
BLOT, Elm neles Seeeefeb, Elm @e1eb iiber
@@:Hsresifter, Elm peafionsgeleb tiir
m;'"''" 8eamte unb Elm @e1eb
iiber 8egrenaung ber Mrbeits5ett. Sin
@e1eb iibet Rranten= unb unfaQber1tz
9erun9 Der Nr5eiter 1T in @orbereitung
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09
en- MfhIanb &entudn tpu

- Sn Mfb1anb &entudp purbe
bie5er Sage bic Grau bon @arttn
Mebb plDBli@ geiitestranf; in ibrem
Mabne elaubte iie in einem Ten1tsr
bes 0beritods zines ibrer mobnune
acknowledgement @i1entpaarenlobens
Sic 2ei@en ibrer brei &inber gu ieben,
tpelde mie lie ii4 einbilbete, ibr Mfann
erm"rbet baben ioute. Sn ber Wutb
barber ergrtff lie Elm Bell unb bearz
beitete bomit fetnen &opf, Bis bic
@4Gbelbede 3ertriimmert unb bic
DroKelaber am 9alie bur4i@nitten
mar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09
.Merft auf, Sbr Di@ter in beutz

-Mertt auf, SIR Dt@ter IN beuts
1den 2anben! Die Reoattton bes
vTrauenbeils" in Min@en erlabt folz
aenbes 9reisausf9reiben: r9ie morter
v6eil" rTrauen" unb "Trouenbetl" limb
in etnem @ebi9t, pel9es BIG IL 3eilen
mef7en barf, gu pertpenoen. Sur BITE
Bette @in1enbung lit elm rSriumpbz2oz
ben zMeformzRof film" Der 2obenzM{az
nufattur bon s. 9eKe in Miin@en I'M
Wertbe bon 80 Mart beittmmt. Mu-
berbem iinb neun 9auptpretfe unb fir
Sic iibrigen @ini enoungen @e14ente i'm
Wertbe bon minbe5tes 1 Mort ouzgs>
1ebt.", Nun finse, pem @eiang gegez
ben.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
A BRILLIANT EVENT
The Club Social MEX cano Give q
Grand Bal at the Casino.

Saturday night the Casino hall was the
scene of another brilliant social affair.
1t was the new year ball given by the
Club Social MeNicana. Like on all former
occasions, the affair was great success.
An orchestra of ten pieces furnished de
lightful music 10 which the many pretty
| young ladies and their handsome beaux
| danced from 10 to 4:30 o'clock At IL
o'clock a grand supper was served by Aug.
| Rehberg. After supper tOaSts and
| speeches were tn. order of the evening. for
about an hour. Some eloquent speeches
were made by several gentlemen present
The grand march was led by Mr..
and Mrs. Antonio P. Rivas. In the
| march were the following named couples:
Leopold Guerguin and wife. Juan Il. Car
donas and wife, j. Stone and Miss Stella
Bruni, Julius Frobnese and Miss Flores.
Ed. Froboese, Jr and wife Henry Wultf
and Miss Marie Wulff. John Meyers and
Miss Heusinger, f. Vilareal and wife, B.
Frank johnson and wife, Chas. Crawford
| and Mrs Villanueva, w. E. Cox and Miss
| Adele Neuendortf Mr. Cervantez and Miss
Paulita Wulff. Edward FroboPsP. Sr and
wife, Santos Leal and Miss Nimenez, II.
BenavidAS and Miss LenOra Beze, James
Dryer and Miss Tussie Villanueva. Vic
tor Beze and Miss Charlotte Garcia,
Miguel Garcia and Miss Susie Cardenas,
Vicente Can,u ant Miss TessieVillanueva,
Aug FrOhOeSe and Miss Mary Valdez,
Edward RivaS and Miss RivaS. James
Nickname and Miss Marguerite Castro,
Mes er Ruiz and Miss Josephine VilIerai,
Edward DIVER and Miss Grievances, Pat
Dryer and Miss Title Bruni, Sam Dryer
and Miss Carrie Bruni. Many ladies aud
gentlemen were sitting. among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs Bruni. Mrs Arocha,
Mr.. James Rutlege and Miss Simuna
ESparza. About rs the crowd was en-
largrd by the arrival of about twenty
couples who had attended the opera.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
blaine, StlIIthe Same.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 9.-The re-
markable vitality possessed by Mr..
Blaine was shown in the rally he made
Yesterday evening and last night. AT
noon, shortly before il was generally be-
lieved by members of the family that the
distinguished invalid could not recover,
but he responded to remedies and treat
ment in such a satisfactory manner that
towards midnight DR.. Hyatt felt justified
in returning to his home, where he re-
NAMED throug hout the night, leaving DR..
Johnston with the patient.
As DR.. johnson was leaving the house a
little after this morning, he said: "Mr.
Blaine passed peaceful night, very like
that Of a well man; he was awake only
when it was necessary to give him medi-
cine or nOurishment. Inquiries were
made at the door by a reporter at s o'clock,
again at O'Clock, and both times the
reply was that MIR. Blaine was resting
quite easily indeed" Up to the last
named hour there had been no callers
save the poStman, and neither DIR. john
son or DIR. Hyatt had appeared.
At IL o'clock DIR. Johnston, who had
been with his patient half hour, said ::
"Mr. Blaine is very much better. He is
as well as he was four days ago and has
entirely recovered from the relapse of
Saturday night and yesterday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
Croker Assures cleveland.

New YORK, Jan 0. Orchard Croker,
according to report today, has within
the last two days, personally assured
President elect Cleveland, that should
Edward Murphy, Jr., be chosen to the
United States senate, he would in no way
embarrass the administration, but on
The contrary, he would seek to cooperate
with Cleveland In every way possible
to make his reign harmonious and
successful. Croker was said TO have
carried Murphy's pledge TO this effect
What the reply of the president elect
was. could not be ascertained. Croker
left for Albany today to watch the sena-
toriaI matter in the interest OF Murph,,
and to attend the governors reception,
and witness the organization Of the legis.
lature.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
A CHURCH Fight.

Last night, while the elder was preach
ing the word of God in one of the cOlOred
churches, Mamie Williams, cOlOred
woman. Spied Lizzie Ford. another colored
girl, and, running toward her, gave her a
severe blow in the face. Lizzie naturally
defended herself and regular prize fight
followed. The preacher stopped his ser
mon and ran to protect the sisters. He
succeeded in parting them and then put
them out after which the sermon was
concluded. Thomas Braker, who courts
Miss Williams" as he says, was there and
took his love TO Alamo plaza where they
took a rest. Soon Miss Ford arrived and
the religious Knockout again begun and
was stopped by Officer Seifel. All parties
concerned were arrested and this morning
Ford and Williams were each fined s..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
Wanted 20 Carve Him,

Yesterday evening between 6:3 and
o'clock. Juan LaSano came near carvin o.
the liver of his friend Eusebio Garcia.
The two had been great friends. but Garcia
had sworn off and stopped drumming"
Lasano was somewhat under the infu-
ence of grog and did not like the turn Of
things so he thought he woulr put stop
TO his career as good boy. He first tried
TO have a scrap" with Garcia, but
in getting Garcia to figRt. stepped into a
restaurant, secured big butcher knife
and was about to stab Garcia, when his
hand was caught by the latter. He man
aged however, to, rip Garcia's coat in
several places. Officer Cassas happened
to come along that way and arrested the
would be. carver. An affidavit was made
against him this morning before Justice
Griff Jones, for assault with intent to kill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
Cotton specula,ion and Prices.

New ORLEANS, La, Jan. 9-Glenny &
Co. say Liverpool spots are unchanged,
and business is moderate. at easier prices
Futures opened two points lower and
closed four points lower than on Satur-
day. New York futures opened six points
lower than Saturdays prices, but at
noon advanced five points. New Orleans
opened seven points lower, March selling
at 95S, advanced as the call progressed,
and at noon was selling at 964 and 965.
The decline at the opening is attributed
10 the unfavorable Liverpool quotations.
The recovery was due TO the light re-
ceipts and natural reaction from the
morning depression.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
A Mystery Yet,

Guy Waters is handsome boy of about
10 years, but has yielded to temptation and
has become a noted tough. Saturday
night he had fight with Erineo Cara
and the two were arrested. Charlie
Garcia, who is another young tough, was
the cause of the trouble and was before
Judge DeVine this morning as a witness in
the fighting case. The cases were con-
tinued. the bonds raised to $50 and Garcia
was placed under bond to appear tOmor-
row as a witness. Some mystery is con-
nected with this case and will prove to be
of interest when the evidence is heard.
Waters is the boy who was before the re-
corder several weeks ago on the charge of
being a suspicious character.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
Reading Railway Roard.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan, 9.-The first
annual meeting of the Reading Road
directors and stockholders since the con-
sumatiOn of the great combine, Will be
held TODAY. There are about twenty five
hundred stockholders and the average
number of shares held by each is about
800 Desperate efforts have been made to
secure proxies from the foreign share
holders and it is understood that these
are in possession OF President McLead's
friends. His re election seems, therefore,
assured. Changes of Importance are,
however. nredicted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
A Famous String Of Jrotters.

NEW York, Jan. 9.-AlI the famous
trotters raised by the late j. /. Case will
be sold today in the American Institute
that are to 90 are Phallas, by Dictator,
record 2:13$I; Brown, by Combat, four
years old, record 2:lS3I; Tyrant, by Die
tator; Lexington Wilkes, by Gov. George
Wilkes; Vandal Wilkes, by Gov. Sprague,
pacing record, 2:14; Bonnie Phallas, by
Phalas, four years old, record 2:29; Pace
let. by Phallas, three years old, record
2:2315; AraScene, by Simmons, record
2:3s13; Linda Sprague, by Gov. Sprague,
record 2:1712; EN- En- Re, by Phallas
Chief. record 2:3s14; Pioneer Belle, record
2:331E; Allie Hayes, record 2:34: Lady
Kern. record 2:291G; Victoria McGregor,
2:194; Rena Rolfe, record 2:19&; Reve-
So, record 2:2s14, Clara Wilkes. 2:l7; Vic
toria Wilkes, 2:194; Lady RoHe, 2:22]9;
So So, 2:1714; Lily Shields, 2:29A; Rosa
BemiS, 2:4l; Mystery, 2:2S]5; three year
old, and the others are all good and prom
Using young ones.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
An Afternoon Robbery.

Mrs. A. Nette left her home, at the cor
.ner of Turner and Madison streets, Sat
urday afternoon, and went down town to
do some shopping. When she returned,
she found that her house had been robbed.
1t seems that the intruder gained en-
trance through a window in the rear and
then visited Mrs. NeJte's chamber, where
he secured fine pair of opera glasses,
two costly rings, a large amount of jew
-elry and other valuable articles. De-
tective Hughes and his force of men were
notified of the affair, and are now on the
lookout for their victim.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
Assaulted a Lady.

Charles Withoff is noted vagrant and
has been frequent visitor TO the city
prison Yesterday afternoon he went
into yard on Flores street and took a
house heard him, opened the door and
ordered him away. The scoundrel picked
up stick and struck the lady severe
blow over the head. He was arrested
and this morning the recorder transferred
the case to Justice Adams court, where
the officer tried to make charge of as
Saut. The justice refused TO take the
case and Judge Devine was compelled to
dismiss defendent as he had no power in
q case of that nature
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
The Chicag Bulls and Bears.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-The annual election
of the Board of Trade took place today
and there was decidedly more voting GO
ing on than anything else. There was
one sensa ton, $40 per barrel for May pork.
Visible supply proved bug-bear in
the wheat pit, until it began to
appear that the increase would be much
smaller than expected. May opened I'M
changed at 4615; the big selling by
Cldahy, Wright combination last week,
seemed to have its effect at opening to-
day, but high prices for hogs let to an
other split, while quotations tiptOpped
any yet reached. May pork within a few
moments of Of opening was q cents off
but later advanced to 1887 to 5000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
The Panama Scandal Trial.

PARIS Jan. 9.-The new procurer gem
eral, NJ. Tanon, has summoned thirty
witnesses for the great Panama trial,
which begins tomorrow. The parties to
be put on trial tomorrow are NJ. Charles
company: NJ. Ularicus FOntane, secretary
general of the company; NJ. C. COtter, Of
the firm of Reinach, KOhn & Co., and NJ.
Gustave Eiffel, the distinguished en-
gineer. Chas. De Lesseps has caused
three English directors of the Suez Canal
company to be summoned as witnesses in
his behalf,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
Punished for Feeding Mitchell.

LONDON, Jan. 0. morning paper
states that the warden of Pentonville
prison has dismissed the prison cleaner to
Charlie Mitchell, the pugiliSt, who has
been placed on bread and water diet.
The warden saw the cleaner hurry away
from Mitchell and was convinced that the
latter had received something from him.
After lively struggle the warden ripped
open Mitchell'S jacket and found beef
steak under il.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
LATE TELEGRAMS.
sOILsD DOWN FROM PRIvATE,
special AND oTHER SOURCES.

First train over the Great Northern
road reaches Seattle.
Attempt to blow up a train at Co.
logne, Prussia, falls.
Wilson county court is in the mid
die Of u two weeks session.
Fall River, Mass, loses Sl25, 900 by
fire in the Troy building.
Northern Wisconsin lie blocked
with snow and trains snow bound.
New Brauniels is doing some good
street work.
Piedmont fertilizer works burned at
Charleston, 3. G.
Hawaii Legislature licenses opium
selling.
Fire bug caught in the act, but
escapes, at Abilene, Tex.
The electoral college meets today
to 60 through the motions.
Blaine is worse and the shadow
deepens around his sick couch.
Fae anti-Option dill is in critical
stage.
Texas Midland will be extended to
Paris.
The increase of typhus fever at New
York con tinues unabated.
The formal agreement between
France and Russia holds in spite of
all outside attempts To rupture it.
A Missouri man near Fort Scott
trades his wife to bis br0ther>in.law
for a horse.
George Simmons, executor, loses a
satchel with $1,000 estate funds 1T
New bernie, N. G.
Cashier and clerk of Brussels
branch New York Life Assurance.
abscond with 1925 900.
All Connecticut repu blicans in office
will be at once replaced by demo
Gratis.
Laredo city council rejects all bids
for sewer work and will do the wo K
by day labor, under city supervision.
Dallas wants q criminal court for
that county, and civil court of APP
peals.
Cleveland fsvors Crisp for speaker,
and will not attempt to please the
factions.
The miners 10 the Ssar district will
he q lded by q strike in the Ruhr dis
trict.
Vessels arrived at New York and
Liverpool from sll ports report heavy
seas and rough passage.
The New Brauufels grist mills are
buying 1000 car loads wheat in Kan
sas.
The u. 8. Fish commissioners are
looking over New Brsuntels as de.
sirsble location for hatchery.
Increased acreage in crops will be
general this spring III Atascosa
county.
The membe OF state legislature
are fiocking to Austin. They favor
Ham Gossett and Mills.
Dora Bachelor is missing from
Schoolcraft, Mich; dead probably,
and certainly dishonored.
Two sudden deaths from natural
causes and one suicide Sunday at
Houston.
The injection of chemical blood into
q patient at Glen Falls, N. Y. is fol-
lowed by splendid results, saving her
life.