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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-24
ziRsggdIssr l Sale $ sSoe
Friday and Saturday 1926.
IL % Ut WOLFF Il MARN.
Not a Senator.

Detroit Free Press.
Two Washington newsbOys were
sitting on a Pennsylvania avenue
,curb~stOne one morning during the
Senatorial physical endurance test
when they noticed a man coming.
"Git on to his nibs," said one.
"Been sleepin' with his boots on"
said the other.
"LoOks like he'd had'em ag'in and
repeat" suggested the first one.
"Ain't had his shirt off since
granny died." commented the
other.
"Them pants looks like he'd been
sleepin' in freight car" remarked
the first one.
can shoot the hat. Who'd you
reckon he is?"
"Give it up. Guess he's one of
them Senators escaped"
"Guess not" yelped the other ;
There's cop a-collarin him" and
he made a chase to see the fun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-24
Row in South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. PA
riot occurred at Bafrord, South
Carolina, Tuesday, growing out of
the seizure of barrel of beer by two
state dispensary constables. AS
the result, Gov. Tillman may place
Buford under martial law. Two
constables boarded the steamer on
her arrival at Savannah, for the
purpose of Selling a barrel of whiS-
key. The negroes got wind of the
fact, and crowded aboard the dock
to the number of five hundred when
it was found that the barrel on the
ship was beer, and not whisky, the
crowd began to guy the consta-
bles, and finally began to abuse
them. The mob made a vigorous
assault on the cOnstables with
bricks. Nobody was seriously hurt,
however.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-24
Decided to Resign.

ROME, Nov. 27.-At the cabinet
council this morning the ministry
decided to resign.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-24

All assertions concerning tariff
are declared premature.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-24

Advertisers
" dvertise in the DAILY LIGHT.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-12
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

~r.SoNIc ANTIQUITY LODGE, No. 81. A.
M F.& A. M.-Regular meetings on tne 20 IN
and Sd Wednesday in each montn, e ~ A.
O'Clock P. NJ. Andrew Birum' =" M a. n 1AA
dersOn Secy.
prnwoon CHAPTER No 81, K. A. M.-State9
ca,.lo"st;ons the I'd. and and 4th Friday o.
/oech month. JOS. Tyson NJ. F. H. r M. T.
Powell, sec.
RenwoOD FALLS COMMANDERY: NO. 10, Nj
Stated conclaves first Monday OF eacn Mon.n .
atSp NJ. U. L. Dornberg, +. =. Ueo' houen
master Rec
: CHARITY CHAPTER, No. S5. o; e. =. hegu'aff az
meetings 2d and 4th Wednesday n Bell
each month, at 1880 p m. MIS-. n ~
w, Nj. Miss. Marion Everett oec
n F-REpwoop LODGE, No. 6s. meets
every Saturday night. at 1:oO cloch IA
BROTHERS from distance cordially lnVlteu u
attend. I. f. Moon, N G. H. +. Buecnner' n'o'
ENrsRpR1sE ENcASPMENr. No. s.. Regular
meetings Ist and 81 Tuesday evenings nt eacn
mouth at 7:so o'clocs at !; =. y. Monn max 4 s.
CRysrA1, LODGE. No. 25, D. of r R.-Regular
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings of
each month, at 1850 p. m. Mrs. Juiia Llcnt-
warck. n. G. Mrs. Luella Moon, RS.
A O.U. W.-REDwoOD FALLS LODGE, No.
n. "a. meets every Monday evening" at thelr
nall. Visiting brethren made welcome A."'
Bager. Nj. w. s. o. Mason, RecorAer.
T OFP.-REDwooDF FALLS LODGE, No. a.
H. meets every Tuesday evening, IN LII hGhr
mann's Hall, Visiting brothers are cordlaily
invited. C. C. Peck, c, z. H. NJ. Aune n. II. ..
R-John S. Marsh Post, No. IS Reg
(T.ular meetings every first and thlru FRI
days of each mouth, at its hall. At one o cloci'
P,M E. B. Hale. Com, George Buxtoh' AoJl'
WoMEN's RELIEF CoRTs-Meets second and
eonrth TUESDAYS of each month. Mrs May ID
Gale, President; Mrs. Bessie Newton sec.
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sm @-a1tS hold

He tore his hair and aUept.
As rule peasants are misers. The
nature of their work and their lives inn
plies this, for thrift carried to the ex-
treme verge of parsimony is the back
bone of their success. Certainly Beau
mont in the hour of his loss was an ex-
ample of the class. No one in all his
long life had ever seen him in such a
state of mind.
Presently new idea seemed to strike
him.. and saying to himself over and
over again, "The gendarmes! they will
see me righted," he began to run to-
ward the wine shop.
It was new sensation to the villagers
when the richest and most respected
man in the place came running among
them calling out:
81 have been robbed! Shamefully
robbed of all have. You will see me
righted! You will see me rightedv'
Truly this was wonderful day fo1
Charmont-sur-Pont. In all it's history
so far as it ever had any there had moi
been even one such sensation as there
were now several Itwould be a day te
remember and to tell the children Of il
years to come. The fountains Of the greai
deep Of sensationalism seemed to have
been broken up, and the floods had car.
ried to and fro to bewilderment the
minds and the memories of men.
4 &
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-12
CHURCHES.

DREsBYTERIAN.-Rev' John nns1n smear at hso paso
b,o,ock A. NJ. and at O'Clock P. NJ. Sapoa'D
school ut II o'clock NJ.
l. Hansco6mse, S61s pcSocE pasocl
tlN Services every Sabbath. at lo:oO 20 ciocA
L ,1 and ar Sp.M. Sabbath school at IL NJ.
I Young mems prayer meeting Wed. evening
HHRlsTIAN;5Preaching on .nG every y sqtI P NJ.
NJ Day at 1O:3l o'clock A N. anu St;na a. Pastor.
Observation-Disclosures of The Holy CON- Com
munion. Rev Henry Beer, Be 1cao 1erS'in anS in
(every Sunday, in the morning , ~ WoT School inn.
imediateIy after morning service. Service Is
held ON Friday evening at S:OO.
lCEvENTH- DAY AOVENICM. CM.oh o. service ee
to seventh day at IL A. NJ. Cnurch seasioo ny
Following, Missionary and teachers @ en;ng meei,ng
Sun. evening, Prayer meeting Wed evening
rATHOLIC.-Divine services on od Tue ~ ond nd
~ Sunday of each month at III ~ a: M any
at 80 D. M, and Saturday precedlng ,n .tmr1 anu
Monday following at a. m m. q als1 yonderlase one
day before lst Sunday. Fr' D. Non'e''"
PaStnr
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-12

part of the murderer'S doom. For the
present he had to give up all idea of bet
tering his resources at the expense and
without the knowledge of his father-in-
law.
The sergeant of the gendarmes was
very grave as he held rough court Of,
inquiry over the bones of the murdered
man. In common with French police
officials he took the worst possible view
of the circumstances and was ready to
down face any one who might venture
to suggest that the death might have been
accidental. In this he was supported in
public opinion by the wild grief of Nine.
Lamar, who had come rushing into the
midst of the little throng at the first It'd
ings of the discovery brought to her. She
was naturally in pitiable condition
All the winter she had been hoping
against hope that her son had really gone
arsoldiering, and that she would some
time get word of him. Now, at the end
OF this weary waiting, the blow came
upon her with crushing force, and her
grief was so wild as to disturb even the
soldiers, used as they were to scenes-of a
similar nature. She threw up her arms,
invoking heavens vengeance on the MUIR
derer Of her son. Then she would throw
herself in the dust and beat her head
against the ground with measure of
despair which was terrible to witness.
One by one the sergeant took the wit
nesses brought before him, and it would
seem to all that there WAS certainly nc
reason to think that the poor lad had
committed suicide, or that he ran any ex-
ira danger in passing by the precipice,
for of all the youths in the village he had
been perhaps the oftenest over that road.
AS the inquiry was long and tedious,
old Beaumont thought that it might be
fitting opportunity for him to change
the hiding place of his money. Hewent
quietly away to his own house, and TAX
ing his spade sought the tree where he
had made the cachet and began to dig.
Presently he turned up the piece of can
vas, and his heart sank within him, for
it was empty. The old man was almost
distracted at his loss. Frantically he dug
and dug, as if the earth-could give him
back the treasure which had been taken
from it. Then when he realized that the
savings of bis lifetime had gone he was
for awhile as if dazed.
Presently he woke again to sense Of
his loss and then began to behave in
quite an extravagant fashion. He tore
his hair and wept and invoked vengeance
on the thief.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-12
VII. The following
WHAT. rem arks were
~ made by some Of
L Hoy the persons who
have had their
say : eyes tested by
H. N. HITCHCOCK

and been fitted with glasses.
Haven't seen so well for years"
Have not had a headache since
I compenced wearing my glasses"
II never saw SO well in my life
before"
Would not take a quarter section
of land for mine.''
They have been worth s. p to
me already
II have been entirely cured of
my headache.
Anyone having difficulty with
their eyesight, especially those who
have been unable to procure proper
fitting glasses, are requested to
have their eyes tested free of charge
by
H. N. HITCHCOCK.
Graduate Optician,
Old PeliablQ DRUG Store.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-12

"Pay to the order of D. Aberle,
Treas. MINI. Democratic Assn, Five
Dollars, and charge the same to the
account Of membership in the Mime
sofa Democratic Association.
P+T Cns.rrEv Coc,v -
, 1893-12-20
beiratbs16eine.

6eute murben 6te fo[genben 6eirot55z
ertpirft:
, 1893-12-20
Der Rdmpf ums Oafein.

Die 26idbrige Maro MuI6oon, in 6em
@ebGuOe $50. 7 g, Glarfltr, %mobnbaft unO
felt ldn9erer !3eit altBer 8ei6dftigun9,
iu9te bcute Wforgen m~ittetit elmer 9oitS
WorpDtum ibrem 0aicin Elm @nbe gu
macben. Die in etnem bena6barten 53imz
mcr wobnenbeit 9eute bortcn ibre Seufser
uno erbracben bic Sbir. 9a5 W1Gb6en
lag I'M balbbcwuBtIoien 3uitanbe auf benz
8ett unb neben ibr arf eincm Siicbe itanb
cine Slai6e nit einem &eite beS ertpdbnten
Sites, Sin 8rief, an Trau Maggie 8enz
ion, $50, 1852 Cottage @rooe 9tOe, aOreiz
itrt, lag ebenfouS auf Dem 5tibe.
Sine Nmbulan3 bracbte Die l1n9lIdLi9e
l1ab Dem beuti6en Soipital al 2arrabeeitr.
6ier purben iofort acknowledgements
i1cbe an9eiteut unO nab tur3er 3ett mar
OaS WtGb6en auBer @efa6r.
Trau 8en'on lit cine 5ontc bon SRI.
Mul6oOn. Sn Dem binterlaiiencn 8riefe
an OicicIbe fii6rt Die 2ebensmjlOe aus, oaB
fte ben 8anpf untS 0aiein auf9egebeu uno
gergciien6eit I'M GOOe selucbt babe.
, 1893-12-20
Qm helen Oaoe berdubt.

Sreb S6pabacbcr bon 1920 Wabal6
2(pe. wuroe gciterl Q(bcnb Dor 0unfcIperz
ben 60s Spfer zines ~9taubanfaucs. 6err
S6pa6aber itieg al Bet 30. StraBe aus
einem !3uge Der 6O96a6n aus uub cling Sic
8abai6 NOe. e%ntlang, @era6e gegeniibcr
etnem leeren @runbitide, 9ero6e bot ietz
ner 8o6nung, traten ibm 5tpet Mtanncr
ent9egen, bon benen Ser elmo iDm einen
9fepolper Dor Ben 8opf belt, ipdbren6 ber
anoere i'm an Ocr &e6le podte, INN i'm am
6%ilferufen 5u perbinbern. St pur6e
Donn Guf OaS leere @run6itiid geibleppt
nno bort ietner 116r ltn6 Settle nebtt Ote=
oatue, Iotpie zines 9iamantringes uno ietz
ner 0eloborie beraubt. Die 0iebe MACH
ten lid nit ibrem 8aub baOon, nab6em iie
Dorber 9errn S6mabad6er nocb geparnt
9atten. UNI 6ilfe 81 rufeu, e6e iie ieinen
Bltden entl9minOen piirben. ST. S9maz
bader mar 10 eribroden un6 eingel6ib>
teri, OaB er geborcbte. Damn aber bega6
er it9 auf ben gcg mach Ser Stanton
Npe.s Citation un6 erltattetc Mn3eige.
, 1893-12-20
Stdoti1bes.
RIetne Nahridten.

6errn st. 9tn0au BON 9to. SIT g.
Union Qbe. FAM ppr einigen Gagen Elm
Sanofoffer nit Sbmufiocben i'm Mert6e
bon $1,000 ~ab6anoen. @r permiBte ben
0an6foffer in oer 9tdbe Der Safe un6
Son9amonitraBe. 6enrD Smith Derlucbte
geltern, ntebrere 1tbren uno S6mudiachelt
gu Derf0ulen; er tpurbc in Der Nnna6me,
DaB CT ettpaS itbcr ben Gerbleib beS 6errn
SInoau geDOrigen SOffers niiie, in 6aft 9e7
rotlmen.
0aS rcpubltfanti9e Stats Central
comtte periammelt lib beUte Wlittag i'm
@rono paciftc 6otel, nm Bic politii9e
Gage 81 beiprecben un6 ben Ma6lfelo3ug
fir 6aS nGcbite Sa6r in 8erotbung su
ateben. Der 8orltbenbe s.. s.. Glart lagte
Dor 2lnfang Der 8erlammlung, 6aB Die 9fc=
publifaner ii6 ru9ig Der6alten uao eS Sen
Semofraten it6erlaiien miirDen, Die eriten
S6rttte 5u t9un. St mat nit benz Nus>
faa Der Q3abl in Chicago i~niofern ie6r suz
trte6en, ais bieielbe ben 8eipeis s"eLiefert
babe, baB Bic 9tepubLtfaner gut organtIirt
lln6 i'm Stanbe ieien, i'm nGcbiten Sabre
ben Staot 5uraf3u9cwtnnen.
= Ser 8elsbGn6ler Saco6 Sric6mann
aus SEQ. 215 MfabtiDnitraBe, ipeLcber Dor
Idngercr 3ett cine llebertragung macbte,
tpuroe geltern auf etn DDu Dem 8unoeS>
SrciSgeri9t ouSgciteIten @apias bin per7
Daftet. Sn elmer bei6poreneit Q~(uSIage
oes 8ertdufcrS Wtliam 8au oer Sobn
8us5tb so. Werbcn 6rie6mann un6 iein
GompagntOn &lein, Der bis iebt noh ni9t
9efunOen lit, beibulbi9t, 8el5maaren i'm
Mcrtbe bon $4,000 untcr faliicben 8orz
ipiegeIungen uon jener 6irma erlangt gu
baben. &us3ib & So. Derlangcn 10000
S6abeneriab, aber Srtebmann lit Dor
IGuftg inter $4,000 auf freien SUB gelteut.
, 1893-12-20
Popftns iieereth.
i6lGgt Smift nit elmer Mebrbeit
BON etua 1900 Stimmen.
Oos 6inein3erren pom Religion uno 4afen:
porurtReiIen perhdn9nibpoa fir oen
Deacon.

Die groBen Menibenmcngen, peI1e
geitern 2tbenb in Grtpartung beS Wabl7
reiultats bic StroBen i'm Wei9dftStbeil ber
Stabt iluten, tpGbrenO BET Def Nouemberz
ipobl oieie Wten9en ieblten, L~teferten einelt
8elDetS 6eS 9roBen SntereiieS, baS Die 8e>
O0lferung an 6enl Q(uSfal Der 8a6l nabm.
0te 8cltgion unb bic &aiienoorurtheile
ipielten cine Stole unb bracbtcn bon beiben
Setten @lemente 5ur Q8ablurne, Die iib
ionit ielten bctbeili9en. Dap 6te 0eutz
iAen in ibrer groBen Wiebr3abI fiir 6opftnS
itimncn piirOen, ipar norauS3nieben, tpeil
Bic 8erbin6ung, tpelde 6err Spift init
BEN Sremoenbaiicrn ull6 Mudern unter>
belt, ite abi9redte.
Son %etniSen repubLifanti9en 3eitungen,
namentlib pom ySnier Ocean" ipir6 I'M
folge ibrer Niebeelage Gin miBtoniges Sc
l6rei unb Der Guf na6 ltnterlucbung bon
ange6liben 8aDlbetriigereien on9eitimmt.
Sn bieiem Sail mare es tpobl beiier, penn
Die betr. 3eitungen Dem 8eiipiel ibreS gez
i6lagcnen @onbibaten fnlgen uno iib nit
8urbe III bas llnpermeibli6e fi9en mir
ben.
Straightforward brirgen mir cine i2u1ame
menitelnng Der abgegebencn Stimmen, an
meIcber Die offt3ieue 3abIung tpenig dnOeru
Dtro:
, 1893-12-20
Muitf. Anftrun1ente.

Cine tuabrbaft groBarti9e Nuslage bon
Muiif@ Snitrumcnten iebcr 2lrt lit iebt in
Dem S9aufenlter oOn 2Don & 9calp,
State unb MonrocitraBe 3u finben. 8ee
ionberS bic Nu~siteuung bon 6arfen lit cine
9eraOeSu ~9roBarti9e. 9ieie 1eBteren Snz
itrumente itnb cine Spe5ialitGt ber 6trnta,
perOen bier III Chicago angeferttgt unb itnb
nibt NUT Sen beiten 8ariier 6arfen in
ieber 8e5iebun9 ebenbiirttg, lon6ern iteuen
Die Iebteren, mas 9eic6madpoue 8auart
unb Glcgan3 Der Nrbcit anbetrifft, ipeit in
ben Scbatten. 8ier Der ib0niten !6arfen
ouf eincm ii6 bre6enben Boitomcnte uno
in Dem Slang 5a6lreicber @lii6Iicbter crz
itrablenb btlOen bic 9auptattrattion Ser
S9auiteQung.
@benio ret6baltig un6 elegant iii Sic
@usIa9e anOerer MuitfzSnitrumente unb
Das Enforcement Der riibmIic6it betannten
&tmbaa GtanoS fir Die 8ctertage Elm por@
3iigltcb reibbaltigc5.
, 1893-12-20
Die miloen 6aben mePren iih.
Don alien Seieen laufen 6eIoer uro &iefe
rungen an Ole Central Belief 2fo=
citation" Elm.

Sn erfrculi6er 0eiie lauren BON alien
Setten bel Der yGcntral Jteltef Nccoctation"
@elObetrGge 5ur 2inOerung Der Notb Der
Mrbeit> uno 0eimdtblolen et1. Dem Ti>
nan3comite lt1b bercits $4,000 iibergebet
tpor0en, auBerbem bat ober Die alte, leiner
a3eit BON Wfapor !6arriion hrs 2eben gez
rufene Srgoniiation belc6loiien, Die in
tbren 6Gr1oen beftnolt6en @eloer, iotpte
Subicrtpttonsltiten Der neueu Nliociation
gu iibergeben.
Der aus Oteien QueIen b~insltfommen6e
Saarbetra9 belGuft iicb a0erbingS nur allf
5000, bafir iteben aber auf ben 2titen
9egen $25,O 600 gc3et9uet, ble nur etngez
1ammelt gu tDer0en braudben. Sci Ser
geitrtgen ~Geriammlun9 heS 6tnan3comttes
macbte ber Goritbenbe !6arpeD 6aralf aufz
merriam, MISREPRESENTATION in genitgcnoer
3abl %Dorban0en ieien, bafiir fe9lc es aber
1o6 1ebr an S6lafquarttercn ll1o al9 an
Gr5tlibcr 6llfe fir &ranfe uno 8crleBte.
Bum getlpiel babe CT ielblt in einem Qoqtrz
baule etnen Wtann NIT mebrereu gebroc6ez
men &tppen %9efunoen, UNI ben li9 gtiemano
gettmmert babe.
Ottt 6errn Meues, Sem Supt. beS
StraBenretnt9ln9S o. Departments, bat Die
NIlOCtGllOH elm NDtnl1l1elt 9etrOttelt, Dap CT
allen oenient9cn 2euten, Die iie ibm 5lt>
16tdt, lrbett giebt. Oteie 2eute peroen
fir ie 6rei Stunoen 2lrbeit Elm Gidet err
9altcrt, oas bcn Sn6aber 5u %Nbenobrot,
S6latiteue nnO Sriititid berec9tigt. 0te
pPDOenir Suel &c." bcrcn M2tnen an 6cr
Satnots @ettral 8a6n lie9en, bat iicb er7
boten, BEN aus tDren Winen berporgebenz
ben &oDLenertrag zines Ia9cS fiir Bic 8ez
0irftigen Der5u8eben. 9aS Gomite fitr
Siefernngen tpurOe angetpicien, ii6 nit Der
8abn iiber 6eri9aftun8 Der &obIcn in
SerbinOung gu leben.
Ser Carleton Stub bat befalnt mac6cn
lolien, baB ale 2eute, Die 8letOungsitiide
ber9eben lpoQten, tbre NOrefie einicbifen
nlocbten, eS tpiirOcn an jebcm 6reita9 l&n6
Samitag gSagcn berlmfabren uno Die
Saben ab9olen.
, 1893-12-20
ueberrafbt.

Sin 0ieb brab bcute MOrgen um Z nbr
III bic @~erf3eugbiitte Dor Dem gtcubau SEQ.
2818 Snbiana Q(De. elm un0 mar chen i'm
8egriff, it6 nit elmer Nn3abI BON 8eiIen,
Stcmmeilen unb SGgen, Die Ell iauber 3uz
lammengepadt bate, baoon5una6en, als
Elm zimmerman, Nomens De @itt StiQz
mel, Der firth CUR Nrbett 9etommen mar,
ibm unerpartet entgegcntrot. Ser 9ieb
lieB BEL ieinem Qtnbli6 ben 9taub faGen
unO ergriff bic T(u6t. Stiulpeu berfoI9te
i'm cine Strefe peit, fonnte ie6ob ben
SbneufilBigen ni6t crreicben, Der Der
&letOung nac6 Elm Qlrbeiter mar.
, 1893-12-20
Je5( Oct 9j(gun6t 0e5 Jl(alenuermalterS.

Sebt fon1ntt Der politdnOige 3ulammen6rud Ser &alfer
Company. SEPT fOmut Oas @nOe beS Mta1enperpalterS=
FrotettoratS unO beiiet ~beri6mten 8reiie. Sept fOmrnt
Der SbluBpunft Oes 6anOel8=T riumpbs, tpelder ie0eS Sta=
blum Oes I5a1enpertpalter8 &leinperfaufS BON
, 1893-12-20
Orei fletne Geiben.

Sin etniamer 2eicben5ug berlieB beute
Nabmitta8 bas 8latternboipita(. 0te
BRET GtnSer Der TamiIie bon So6n 9eterz
ion, $50. 148 SOw~nsenbitr., tpclcbe bot 10
Sa9en ~erfranften, Nnnie, Charles uno
Neter, iparcn fur3 nach chamber ge1tor6en,
nno Die tletnen 9eic6en tprr6en beute Der
@rbe iibergeben. 9tuf Nnor6nung Ser Sc
iunobettSbeamten 6urfte gftemanO benz
2ei6enSuge foIgen.
6el1te Wtorgen tpur6en aus einem etn;iz
gen 0auie bier Grfranfl&ngen qemeI6et,
bod 1T cs nocb ni9t iic6cr, u6 es 8latternz
fGQe ltno.
, 1893-12-20
Derfebrst0run9 auf Der G. 9. &
0.=Sdbn.

8~orita6tbeip obner erlitten beutc Morgen
cine 0erfpGtung ourcb etnen l1nfau. Der
iib auf Ser s. g. & Q.>8abn Bel 2ble,
ether SrticboFt ungeIdbr 20 WeiGcn bon
Gbtca9o, %erei9nete. 0ort tparen bon einem
ausfommenoen @iterSuge III 6ol9e elmer
ihabbaften S6iene lebSebn 8agen entz
gleilt unb eS baueHe LANCE, e6e bic Griims
mer beicitt9t iperben fonnteu. Der Special
3ug aus Nurora benltbte Die S6ienen Ser
Itortbtpeitern : 8obn. @ie bod fib Der
materiele Sbaben beGduft, tonnte 6eute
Worgen nt9t in @rfabrung sebro5t perz
Sen.
, 1893-12-20
Gin mdbler eeredtfertiot.

2tncoln Gpdns, Ser geitern auf Sic 9ln>
flage bin, i'm 80. 8recincte Ser 30. 0arO
in un9eicbliber @ctie feline Stimme abgez
geben Su baber, berbaftet iporben mar,
tpur6e beute 8ormitta9 bon Gtcbter Galos
mel freigeiprodben. @S iteIte iib beraus,
baB @panS MIR ietnen Nrbettsplab, nicbt
aber, tDte BET repubIifanilhe %vGbaQenger"
permutbet bate, ,icine Mobnung felt Oer
lcbtel 0tegiitrtrung perGnOert bate.
, 1893-12-20

- Sobn Sarting, eir Nngc1telter in
2eOpolb'S 2eibitou IN Der GlDbourn 2pe.,
nuroc Delte 8ormittag bon Gtcbter &eriten
inter Der Nntlage beS &leinoiebitabl5 nm
SIS 9%eitraft. 0teleIbc Strafe erbielt 8nt.
Sobnlon 5ubiftirt, neil berieIbe Elm Guanz
tttdt Safer, bic 5artin 9eito6len baben
lou, an iieb genOmmen bate.
, 1893-12-20

Ser geltrige g8obltbattgteitsbau ser
vOoung Nfcn'S 6ebrew CHARITY Qtiiociaz
tion" mar 5ablrei6 beiucbt unO nabm einen
glGn5enbcn 8erlouf. Sir bic Notblei0enz
ben miro it9er Elm biiblaes Simm9en a6z
9cfaQcn icin.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-20

" HEN IN BENSON STOP AT THE TRASK
w House for first-class Accommodations No
Chinese employed. MRS, L, 8. TRAsK,
Proprietress
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-20

''It is curious,p said father, chow
deficient young people seem to be in
some of their senses and how acute in
others. For instance, the other day
my boy and 1 went grabbing. When it
got along toward noon we both got
very hungry and my son sent me ashore
to buy lunch, while he went out upon
the river again and went on grabbing.
1 went up into a nearby village and
bought some pies and cakes and sarsa-
parilla. l carried these down to the
wharf and stood there and shouted till
1 was hoarse, but my son never heard
me. Then an idea struck me: l was
to the windward of him and 1 took a
pie out of the bundle and held it up in
one hand and l held up bottle of
sarsaparilla in the other. He turned his
head toward me instantly, and then 1
saw him make grab for the anchor;
the next minute he was coming for me
as hard as he could pull"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-20
ORDINANCE NO. 156.

ga ordinance annexing to the City of Phoenix
the north one-half of the southeast one quar-
ter of section eight, and the north one half of
southwest one quarter of section eight, all of
said fractions of sections situate in township
one north, range three east of the ella and Salt
River base and meridian, in Maricopa county,
Arizona territory"
Whereas, petition in writing, signed by the
owners OF over one-half in value, as shown by
the last assessment of Maricopa county, Ari-
iona territory, which was the last assessment of
said property of the north one-half of the south
east one quarter of section eight, and the north
one nall OF the southwest one quarter of section
eight all OF said fractions of sections situate in
township one north, range three east of ella
and Salt River base and meridian, in Maricopa
contiguous to the City of Phoenix and not here
tofore mbraced within the limits of said city,
has been presented to the Common Council of
the City OF Phoenix, asking that said described
property be annexed to and made part of the
City of Phoenix.
Now, therefore, the Common Council of Phoe-
nix do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1.
The north one-half of the southeast one quar-
ter of section eight, and the north one-half of
the southwest ne-quarter of section eight all
OF said fractions OF sections, situate in township
one north, range three east of ella and Salt
river base and meridian, in Maricopa county,
Arizona territory, is hereby annexed to and
made part of the City of Phoenix, and shall
uoAooiuoi o PhrC duu parcel VI shlu City lor I'LL
purposes whatsoever.
SECTION II.
This ordinance shall be in force and effect
from and after its passage and publication &C
cording to law.
Passed by the Common Council this 18th day of
December, A. D. 1898
Approved this It'll day of December 1898.
lSeall P.J. COLE,
Attest: Mayor.
Ed. SCHWARTZ,
City Recorder,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-20
SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS.

BY mixing saturated solution of
carbonate of soda with ordinary car
mine ink, red lines may be successfully
drawn on blue prints.
On clear day an object raised one
foot above level can be seen 1.31
miles; one ten feet high, 4.15 miles; one
twenty feet high. $3.50 miles, one 100
feet high, 1871 miles, and one mile
high las the top of a mountain), almost
SO miles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-20

VNTHEN IN YUMA, ARIZONA, STOP AT
w the Southern Pacific hotel best hotel on
the line. 8. 8. GILLIsPIE,
Prop.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-20
Veterinary.
Bricklayers' Association.

d RICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
ID TICN OF Phoenix No. / meets in the Lewis
Block at 7:90 o'clock o. H., on the first and third
Thursdays in each month. d. B. KERsTING
Pres, W. W. Hops F. S.