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The herald., 1893-11-05
DAILY FIRING.
Commander Picking's Report on tn
Situation at Rio.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Commander
Picking, in charge of the United States
naval forces at Rio de Janeiro, sent the
following dispatch to Secretary Her.
bert:
Firing daily between rebel and gov
ernment forces but without result. Am
looking to settlement. Thus far no in
reference with our commerce.
The herald., 1893-11-05
Death of ex-Premier Tirard.
The oaklands Shut Out,

PARIS, Nov. 4.--Tirard. ex-prime mil
lister, died today.
The herald., 1893-11-05

WIN give immediate relief and is positive
cure. 25c and soc. Off 4 Vaugbn's drug store
Fourth and Spring streets.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20

= CEy hrabia jest " donuf
= Zaraz sobacza proszs pana.
70 ohwila siutacy Powracs-
= Hrabia kazai Powisdziet, ~ 60
nisms.
KAAnisj NE hrabismu | powiedz, As
ME byism.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20
Z-ziem mi ~oiczystej
z pod Prusaka.

- zhobna wiadomoSc nadeszh Po-
znania: Sp. ks. DR.. Autoni Kantscki
umsri 20 dlugich oierpieaia d. IL .. m
Byl to jedsn = naiszlachetniejszych ~
now wislkopolskiej sisni, Peaen gors;
col miloSci Ola Polskiego ludu ! Psaen
poiwiecsnis. z xnariyn wstepujs do
grobu dzislny mic u-strassooy bojow-
mix N prswa nssss, kap,An. psasn ono,
apostOlskich, nsa wielkisj nauh
mote najsdolniejszy Z Polskich redakto-
row. Sp. ks. DIR. Kanteoki objsf 10
dakcya ,,Kuryera POznahskiegO" " Po
cxatkach walki kulturnej, | byi iedakto.
rem pisma tego pr.eE Lat hlkanatcie.
Ia smisia obrone praw polskiego iudu
zuarly dwukrotnie 20 kilka niesiacy
przeuedxial " wieEieniu, . choSia& kary
to najniesawodniej .aszkodEiiy jsgc
sdrowIu, = to duoha " MIN slansc nis
zdolafy. Zpsrfy wydal takAs nnosswc
pisknych ksiassk dla polskie9o ludu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20

t~slsgra6czns 70 sjasda dslegst6w 20.
wiatowych wystawy roku 1894 y
wschodnisj esatci kraju. Stwisrdsai,
one Jsdnonyilnis prawidaowyi poole
sssjscy bisg akeyi wystawowej.
Dyrekcyo sVyssoxy rokw 1894 odrn.
Ola proposyoya nagranioEnsgo inprs.
sarys, ktSry sanisrzal M wzg6rsu
stryjshn sbudowad wis6 indyjsta
urssdzl6 m isj tscsnis widowiska a q
Buffalo Bill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20


niezawodnis zawisra zgniaa wode. 2
krwia jest tax samo. Jsseli powolns
Jest " obiegu, to jest to dowOdom, il
Jest nieozysts. Nisporzadh We krw'
drOge do wsselkisgO rOdEaju oho-
rob. PisrwsEym krokiem do odzyska-
mia Edrcwis powinnobY bye oczytcic
wznOonic cyrkulscyt. Mo ME Edois
togo dokonsc tax szybko ! stsnOwoso,
jsk Dra Piotrs Gomozo.
Jest TO ArOdsk sswajcarSko-niemisok
.istniejscy cd przsszao stu lat.
Me sprzedsjs 60 sptekarEs. Spree
dsjs tylko miejsoOwi agenci drObiazgo-
wi. Pc Szczsg6ay sg'esois sis ORA Pstss
Fshrney, Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20
SALOON
pOIacz0nY 2 r~estauracya

STANLoEA IA ROROSZ
znsjduje sic " ~centrslnym puukcis mia
100 w. RandO Pm street.
" pobliau Desplsin ulioy.
Gl6wna kwatsra ola polskich bizne-
sistow. Umsblowane pokojsE wiktem
1 bez t~skowego do wynsiqcis,
NsjlepsEs trunk ! Eswuzs iwis4s ia
do.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20
,,6MIGUsr

vychodu We Lwowis Cd LAT dsdmlu naIra
gulaziej diva Fazy mnesiscEnis q I 10 1
odrnscEs sic prawdziwym kumorem I wybor-
uymt ~nustrac3smi, vy~konsnymi prses nAt-
~znAkoEdtszych artyst6w polskich 1 Eagrani-
cznyohs kto sic choe zahAwi6, rozWsasllG
pouozyd mech zaprenumeruje ,,6migusa,,
ktoy xemicszcs. eove dowciDy, 1eaofs
sisrsze. humoresh 1 satyEy.
nustrncye - takfs koIorowans 1 odblts y
aiawnym EskiadEis artystycEnym
A. Przysslaka We Lwowie.
Gaia prhsa polska usnala ,,6miRus
jake nsjlepszs pisnoh umorystyczne polskie
redagoWano " duchu ~prswdzfvie polskim
demokratycEnym, pod basiems H6uno1f
Wolnot6 I niepodleglosd.
Do ,,smiguaa" jako bszpiatny dodatsk do
lsczane bywsja utEory fortepianoHe nsi.
ulubie6sxych kompoEyfor61.
PrEedplata ma rSmigus" wynosis
W Ameryce: rooznie 8 dolary.
p~6lrooEnie ~ dolara.
Prenumsrnte nsjdogodBlei prEe.yie< pre-
haven pocEtowym lub dolaFsmi pspisFowy-
mi y h6cie rskomendowanyn pod adrossrns
AdminiStraoYa ,,emiguss', Lw6v Europe
AustEya = 0alioyA
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20
z pod Austryaks.

OgronnR awanture wywoiai We Lwo-
vie tium fyd6w, sioaonY I kilkuset
halatowcow. Dziaio sic to M pl. Gotu-
ohowskich W ohwili, gdy VOC tramwajo-
Wy p~rzejechal Feige Klange. zydzi
choieli konieoznis trupa Porwac 1 pre-
wiesc do domu, ozemu ~sprzeoiwii sie
aoinierz Policyjuy. zydzi ME dali je-
dnAk N wygrane, zaclsli p~olicysnta
szarpac tax, il ten zmuszony byt doby6
szabli. To nieoo poskromiio sfanatyso
wany tlum, gdy jednak PrIyniesiono
lektyke, ponowiia sic s~wsntura, gdyA
halatowoy Aadali, ateby zmaris Prsenie
siono ME do szpitala ~powszechnegc. ale
do aydowskiego. Dopisro przybycis
komisar.a polioyi I oddzisiem policyan-
tow poaoayto kres dalsrym -eksoesom,
kt6re mogly iatwo prrybrae grezns roe
miary. Kilku haiatowo6w pocisgneia
policya do odpowiedIialnoSci sadowej.
w sadzie m. del. SEX. III We
Lwowie, .niejaki Skrzysz, wielokrotnie
kArany rzezimiesEek, zasadzony ponow-
ME M 3 miesiace wiszienia, .wykonal
zamach nj sedziego p. Zulaufa. W
chwili, gdy Sedsia ogtosii wyrok, Skrryss
chwycii stojscy M stole selazny krucy-
6ks i rzuoii MIN M sedxiego. P. Zu-
lauf ME straoil iednak przytomnoici,
uohyR sic nieoo " box | temu xawd.js
ora, il ME otrzymal uder1enia " glove;
krucy6ks uszkodIii mu tylko lewa rske.
Skrzysza odssiano natyohmiast do ssdu
karnego.
- Zaiokenie cukrowni " okolicy
Krakowa. "a inicyatyws hr. Ant Wo
dzickiego zebralo sic dnia 81 b. m "
sali RAdy powiatowej krakowskiej Ii
czne grono ~rolnik6w, p~rzewa4nie wick
szych posiadloSci, celem porozumienia
sic 90 do myili EaioAenia cukrowni "
okolicy blizkIej Krakows.
w wycEerpujsCej dyskusyi informa.
cyjnej sprAwdzono Przsde~szysskiem,
20 lsehodEa wszelkie wsrunki, a.eby
cukrownia " okolicy blizkiej Krakowa
pomyslnie sic rozwijsia.
Skoro zebrani doszli do tsgo przeko-
mania, wybrsli komisye, ktorej zadsniem
jest sprawe u dslej prowadzie, . "
sEczeg6lnoiOi cd wlsscicieli wiekszych 1
mniejszyoh pOsisdicsci zsbra6 deklsra-
cye 90 do tego, M jskieJ przestrzeni GO
towi byiiby uprswia6 buraki oukrowne
ola przysztej cukrowni.
Moana sic spodEieWac 70 rolnicy tax
" i~nteresie wissnym, jsk " i1tsrssis
kraiu POspissza 70 ElOseniem asdsnych
deklsracyj.
Me watpimy r6wnieA as takfs nEsi
kspitslisoi Przsmysiowcy spraws t. ~
wo sic zsi~ntsresujs ~dopomogs do
wProwadEenia " ozyn myili, kt6rs tenn
wieoej must mie6 "a soba warunh DO.
wodzenia, skoro, = o lie nam wiadomo
- jut kilkakrotnis Obcy kspltslisci
zwracali uwage M okolice Krakowa, ia
70 n teren odpoHtedni do fabrykI Gu.
kFu.
W kohcu n~adnienismy, - wyborem
miejSca pod fabryks PrEy uwEglednieniu
istnieiscyoh artery komunikaOyjnyoh
okolicy, z ktorej najwiecej bedzie mo-
ina spodziewsc sic prOdukcyi bursk6w
cukrouYch ma sic zsja6 wspcmniana iua
komisys, do ktcrej wybrano panoW;
Ksrola Czeosa, jana Skirlihskiego 1
Stsnisasws z~sIedskiego, a Esproszono
PIP: WsOaaws Oborskiego ! prof. stsni.
claws Steingvabers-
Wybtsni czsonkowie komisyi sarsz
Odbyli Posiedzsnie pod prsswoduiotwsm
p. zelshskiego ! porOEsyhsH listy . for
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20

Podr64nY kaszlsm draanii swoich TO
warzysxy. Jsdsn I mich Eawotai nie-
cisrpliwie:
Achl jak pan kasxleszl
- PrseprasEam, ale lepiej ME umiem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20

Nispocisszona wdowa wstspila " po-
wt6rne Ewisski malAehskie.
= Wiec psni jut zapomuiAia o swo-
i'm nefuf
-o j. tylko dlstegO wyszlsn pow
t6rnie ssmas, ssby mice Z kim wspolnie
pierwszsgo oplskiwad.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20

I~assrssant: = Choiaibyu sic ubszpie
ozyd m fyoie. Music dodae, 10 jsstsn
sdr6W jsk rybs, usposobisnia hgodns-
60, nigdy Mo kline, ME pie. ME pale
ME gram " karty. Wstaje q ids
spad wczstnis | ME bywan " Eiyeh TO
wsrzystwaeh.
Agent: - Me mo4emy prryisd pad
skisgo ubszpieczsnia; byioby to ola ma
n wielkie ryzyko.
- Disczegof
= Tsey pOozciwi ludzis Ewykls pre-
dEej umiersja nia nioponie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-20

Zapany W wlasn0 sidla-
Studsnta, Edajaeego egssnin, uprss-
dsono. - jsdsn ; ~pcofssocow ma sanisr
safartowa6 : nisgo pubHsznis- Sta
dent nial siN NJ baoEnoSsi. Kisdy NJ
niego przyssla kolsi, professor sspytujs
60, - slofliwyn uimieohsm:
= Cxy pan widxialsi ksiS3yef
Me, Paais p~rofssorzs aegma
odPowiada student
= Jakro mic widxiaies pan ksiaEycai
Viola sduniony profssor.
- Bardso aafuJA panic ~profssorse,
ale nis widxialsn 90 istotnie.
Rozjstrzony pcofssor. kt6ry obisey.
val sobis wxiat6 M funduss nislubione.
60 studsnta, Ewraoa ne do ~inspektora.
= CEy pan s~iyssalssf Ten pan u.
~trzyuuje. 70 nis widxisi ksis4ycai
A o64 j. m to poradsef = odpo-
wiada inspsktor, russa.ao nniousni.
w okoao roElega sie stiumieny CHI
ehet; professor czuje Snissznotd swegc
|Po'oaenis, l j~sszezs . zwraoa dc dc
studenta.
-Csy trwasz pan prEy swojsm
twisrdssniu, AeS ME widxial k~sietyoaf-
skiamaibyn, gdybyn utrzyny.
val, fem o MIN ME styssal = PowaAnie
odpowiada student = ale sapswniam
Pana Profssoea, tenn 60 nigdy ME WI
dxiai.
Idf pan M niejsee = n6M pro-
fssor blady I gniewu, . tymo-assn saia
trse<ie sic Cd smiechu.
Nazajutrz professor musiai Poda6 sie
do dymiSyi.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-24
FOUR LYNCHED.
Charged With the Murder of Two
Country Merchants.

Mob fury was expended by the lync1ing
of four colored man at Tazswell, Va, a few
days ago.
A. Radcliffe and Ben Shortridge white
traders, of Richlands, were on their way
there TO buy goods. During the night they
camped out ami went to rest in their
wagons.
Four colored men, Gerry Brown. Spencer
Branch, John johnson and Ban FilIerson,
We're seen watching the merchants.
Next morning the dead boties o. thu
traders were found. They had bsen ro5bed
and murdered. Suspicion at onc9 fell upon
the above-1amed colored men. Brown was
caught. He confessed that hs and his pals
had committed the deed
Soon as the news reached RIchlands
party OF resoiute men took charge o. th9
criminals and hung them to the elms wnlcn
skirt the road leading to Tazswell Court
House. Great indignation was ca1ssd by
the Iynchings
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-24

at a TINA, Que dropsical patient at tine,
and ra!se1 from the dead oae girl az time,
one young man at tiUa. Admire the net
tn at takes in great many at once, but do
not desp;se the hook AID line.
Goo help Us ami the gospel fisheries,
whether we employ hook or net, for the day
coneta rnen we shall see how muca de-
pended on our fidelity. Christ Himself de-
claret: The king 1om OF heaven is like unto
q net that was cast into tae sea and gathered
of every kin !, which, when II was full, they
drew 20 saore and sat down ami gathered
the good in tas vessels, but cast the bal
AWAY. So shall it be at the end of the
worlt-rne angels snail come forth ana
separate the wicae from the just
Yes the fishermen think It b9ss ID keep
the useful aui worthless Of the haul in the
same net until il is drawn upon the beach,
and then the division takes place, and II it is
on Long Island coast tns moSsoanSerS are
thrown out ami the blueish an shad pre-
served or If il is on the saora o. Gailee the
fish classified as silu-oi1s ara hur.ei back
into the water or thrown up on the bank as
uncleau. while the perch AMI cae carp and
the baroel are put into pals TO be carried
home for use.
So in the church on earth the saints and
the hypocritss, the generous AMI the mean,
the caste and the unciean, are kept in the
same membership. but at death the division
will be made, and the good will be gathered
to heaven, and the bad, however many holy
conmuuions they may nave celebrated, ana
however many rhetorical prayers they may
have offered, AID however many years their
names may nave been on the church rolls,
will be cast away. Go1 forbid
that any of US should be among
the ''cast away" But may we do our
work. whether small or great, as thoroughly
as din that renowned fisherman, George w.
Bethune, who spent his summer rest angling
in the waters around the Thousand Isles and
beating at tAeir own craft those VINO piled
it all the yen, aud who the rest Of bis time
gloriously preached Christ in a pulpit only
fifteen minutes from where [ no stand, and
ordering for his own obsequies: PUT on m3
my pulpit gown and bands, with my own
pocket Bible in my right hand. Bury me
with my mother my father and my grand
mother. Sing also my own hymn:
'Jesus, Thou prince OF life!
Thy chosen cannot die;
Like Thee, they conquer in the strife.
To reign with Thee on hig1.@
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-24
NEWSY GLEANINGs.

TIE cholera is spreading still in Ger
many.
THE anthracite coal tonnage of 1899 was
IL, 466. 688 tons.
The Hudson RIVER ice crop is estimated
at 4, 900, 900 tons.
THE bean crop in California in 1892 was
IS, 54, 500 pounds.
The cold weather did not damage ths
orange crop in Florida.
RABBITS are becoming serious nuisance
in some parts of Kansas.
THERE were forty due!s in France last
year and but two deaths resulted.
AN opportunity will be given Australians
to furnish meat for the British army.
THE postal appropriation for the fiscal
year en1ing June 3Oth, 1894, is nearly $94,-
zoo, 900.
THE Hawaiian Queen was about to food
her country with small coin when she was
deposed.
FREE coal bureaus were opened during
the cold weather in st. Louis, Chicago anu
other w estern cities.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad is said to have
arrangements about completet for route
to the Pacific Coast.
The Dominion of Canada estimates for
the ensuing year contain appropriations Of
81 $50, 200 for canals.
A COLONY of Bohemians from Northern
Missouri have bought 1900 acres Of land
near Victoria, Texas.
OVER 5000 people in Washington City
had to apply to the charitable for help dur
ing the late cold snap.
RUSSIAN troops are being sent into Rus
sian Poland in great numbers, and quar-
tered along the frontier.
CHOLERA is feared more in Europe than
war. The disease is expected to do terrible
work the coming summer.
IT costs about S12 900 to get the votes Of
the electoral college brought to Washington
from the forty -four States.
SENTIMENT in Administration circles in
Washington is said to be decidedly in favor
of the annexation Of Hawaii, but without
undue haste.
OCEAN freights between North and South
America are at the lowest point ever known:
many ocean tramp steamers ara unable to
obtain cargoes.
The record of accidents in and around
Boston, Mass, caused by electric street cars
in 1892 shows that ten persons were killed
and 265 injured.
The naval vessels now in process of con-
strIction at various ship yards in che United
States are estimated to cost $50, 00C, 900, and
merchant vessels building are valued at 81,
$50 900.
KATAHDN is the name Secretary Tracy
bestowed on the new battle ram built at
Bath, Me-, on plans suggested by Rear Ad-
miral Ammen. The vessel takes its name
from Mount Katahdin, Names greatest
mountain.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-24

IHE corn crop. according to the last Gov
snment report. is short but slightly larger
enan in 1888, 1897 and 1879. Its average
ylelo an acre, q. bushels, has been exceeded
SIX times In ter years. Its area is consld-
eraoiy reduced, the reduction being very
neavy In the corn-producing region, though
onset In part by increase in thu Atlantic
states and throughout the entire cotton
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
Successful Bidders.

Bids for supplies for the South
western Insane Asylum were
opened at Austin Saturday after
noon. The following are the sue
cessful bidders: Southwestern in
sane asylum. coal, to Mildly &
Dow of Houston at So % per ton ;
beef, to G. F. Michel of San Anto-
Mo a .! cents per pound; dry
goods, to Joske Bros. of San Anto-
Mo and Scarborough & Hicks and
Mexican, Ellers & Co. of Austin ;
groceries, to Goodman & Pfeitfer,
Castanola & Son, Geo. Koerner and
j. Oppenheimer & Co. of San An
tonic; soup, to j. Lesser of Austin ;
brOOms, to the blind asylum whis-
ky, to J. j. Tobin, of Austin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
POUND NOTTCE.

Taken up. and in city pound on Monte
vent Der, 1898:
Two head cows, branded G w connect
ed: ear mark, swallow fork on both ears.
Two head calves. no brand, no mark.
One bay mare, branded thus, j ii L
connected.
one brndle COW, branded thus, II s.;
ear mark. under slope on the right.
One red COW. branded thus. undeScriba
BILE brand; mark, swallow fork on the
left.
One Sorrel horse, branded p L p con.
nected.
Which will, If not redeemed before sale,
be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at said pound. at the
hour of II o'clock, a. M, on the 25th day Of
November 1893. w. ID. DRUSE,
II 20 st Marshal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
PAUL WAGNER'S.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Sheriff Seal, Of Karnes county, is
in the city.
DR.. E. NJ. Rabb, of Hallettsville,
is in the city.
DR.. John H. French, of Luling,
spent Sunday in the city.
J. f. Farnsworth, of Austin, is
here, stopping at the Menger.
J. A. Hope, Jr., of Gainesville, ar
rived in the city this morning.
Percy Alexander, of st. Charles,
Mo-, arrived in the city this morn
ing.
Mrs. Louis Meyer is seriously ill,
at her residence, at No. 2O7 Daw-
son street.
Officer Dawson has been unable
to be on duty for the past three
days, owing to illness.
County Attorney Bart Dewitt is
able to be out after a weeks ILL
ness with pneumonia.
Mrs. John Sherman has returned
from Galveston, where she had
been to witness the wagon bridge
jubilee.
Mrs. Maggie Markham and son
have returned to the city after
six months visit to their old
home in Fargo, Dakota.
Messrs. Gustave and Adolph Alt
mann, William Herpel and Charles
Wurzbach returned from a hunt
ing trip to D'Hanls yesterday.
Mrs. Ada Henning, of this city,
is visiting her father, J. c. B. Hank
ness, at his ranch near Pearsall.
She is there for the benefit of her
health.
Mrs. George H. Walker, wife of
the genial manager of the Grand
opera house, returned from Calves
ton today, accompanied by George
H., Jr., who says the big bridge is
"clear out o. sight"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
Acted With Deliberation.

New York Herald.
"HOw are all the folks at hOme?'
asked an "Old friend of the family"
upon meeting one of it's younger
members recently.
"All pretty WE'LL" remarked the
youth. "Uncle Silas is dead, you
know" he added, mentioning the
name of a venerable and wealthy
relation, who, succumbing to the
inevitable at ninety, had made him
his heir.
rs that so?" continued the
"friend of the family" 81 had not
heard of it. Why, he must have
died suddenly"
"Well, yes. He did die suddenly
that is he died suddenly for him
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
Caught a Lunatic.

Officers Ellis and Inman caught
lunatic on the corner of East and
Commerce streets yesterday morn
ing and took him to the police sta
ton. While on the way to the
station the prisoner, who gave his
name as Jose EspinOza, stated that
doctor was after him and in
tended to "cut out his heart and
bury it in the old oil factory yard"
He will be tried in the county
court on the charge, the affidavit
having already been made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
PROFESSOR AT THE BAR.
Gin, What 1t Is and What It Can
Do For You.
Liverpool Mercury.

Liverpool Mercury.
Well, yes, a little gin, and there
is worse drink drunk over the bar
than gin, if it could be procured
pure and wholesome. But heaven
help the drinkers of the vile stuff
that is usually sold under the
name of gin in Merrie England.
Gin is an abbreviatIon of Geneva,
and probably the purest gin sold is
Holland, but even this is adulter-
ated. It's favoring is juniper ber-
ries or juniper oil, and, therefore,
it is somewhat diuretic.
1t might do good at times as a
nightcap. But Twill tell you what
makes a better. Get some really
old Scotch malt whisky and put
juniper berries and bitter orange
peel in the bottle to steep. 1t be-
comes a tonic and is truly medi-
cinal. Holland gin is made from
unmalted rye and barley malt, rec
titled with juniper berries. Gin in
this country is like mankind him.
self, fearfully and wonderfully
made. If you don't want hob-nail
liver, if you are a lover of gin,
change your tipple. Do you re-
member what Josh Billings says
about gin, at is the finest thing in
the world for the inside--of a rats
hole"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
Preparing to XIII.

About 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon Rafael Sierra and Marcos
Guerrero were indulging i'm a tame
combat on West Commerce street,
when Officer Inmap stepped up
and placed them under arrest on
the charge Of being drunk and dis
orderly. When the officer arrived
Sierra was opening a pocket knife,
preparing to slaughter his OppO-
nent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
A True Patriot.

New Work Herald
allow did you like France, Mein
Herr? You spent six months there,
| understand"
"Oh, the country is good enough,
but the language is abominable."
GLOW SOP"
"It's not half so musical as our
German tongue. For example,
when a German makes love to a
woman he says Itch lieb sic! Ich
Iieb sier which certainly sounds
very sweet. a Frenchman, on the
other hand, growls out 'Che fOu
maine! Che fou maine y which to
me sounds very brutal.-Paris FL
caro-.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
ALI, FREE.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity tO
try it Free. Call on the advertised drug
gsts and get Trial Bottle. Free. Send
yOnr name and address to II. +. BucKlen
Il Co. Chicago, and/get a sample box of
DIR. Kings New Life Pills Free. as well as
a copy of Gnide to Health and Household
Instructor. Free. All of which is guaran-
teed to do You good and cost yOu nothing
+. Kalteyer Il Son and A. DrciSS, drug
giStS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
AN ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Two Mexicans Stabbed BY An
Unknown Man-One Will nia

| Unknown Man-one Will Die.
A cutting scrape occurred in the
FL CincO de Mayo saloon on West
Commerce near South Laredo
street, about 3 O'clock Sunday
morning, which may prove to be
quite a serious affair.
1t seems that a large crowd of
MeXicans were drinking. at the
bar, and INDUCING ip social con-
versatiOn. Another Mexican who
is not known, entered the saloon,
and without saying a word, drew
his knife and stabbed Florentine
Larer in the left shoulder, cutting
cash four inches in len 9Th and
two and One-half inches deep. He
drew the knife out and proceeded.
to carve Juan Almendares in the
same manner, though not so seri-
Gus.
AS soon as the stranger had ac-
complished his dastardly work he
fled, going out through a rear door,
and has not been heard of or seen
since. Officer Isaac Porter was
called and found the two injured
men lying on the floor bleeding
considerably. He sent for the po-
lice patrol wagon and soon Larcr
was conveyed to the Santa Rosa
hospital. Almendares was taken
to his home and medical aid was
The condition of Larer is critical, |
so states his physician, and no |
hopes of his recovery are entertain
ed. The assailant is still at large,
though the authorities have a good
description of him, and are conf
dent he will be captured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-20
76 cts
rs cts
SO cts
5000
700
500
WOLFF & MARX.
A Judge of Human Nature.

doctor, tell me honestly wheth-
er my health is improving or not"
"My dear sir, you are getting on
famously, famOusly."
"You are not speaking the truth,
Doctor, but | can tell without your
assistance whether | am getting
better or not"
GLOW can you judge"
"By the behavior of my heirs."--
Paris GaulOis.