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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
LoophoIe for CronI1hite.

CONVICTION, March 3O.-The Cronk-
hite matter has assumed a new phase.
It appears that On Cronkhites re-elec-
ton to office on his second term as
treasurer OF Warren county, Indiana, he
failed to take the oath Of office before
the board Of commissioners and fled the
country before his bondsmen were sworn
in, thus leaving a large lOop-hole for
both himself and his bondsmen TO crawl
out Of and It is now thought il will be
a hard matter to convict him or his
bondsmen and the county will suffer the
less of SEQ, 600.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
Iron and Hardware.

Bar Iron. S1.50d1.70. base; wrought char
coal bar. $2.Sq3O0, base. Horseshoes. NBur-
den's, $.75: PerkinS's. $3.50: mule shoes,
500; cut-nail rate for 6Vs steel nails, rate,
$50; horse. S430d5.0o per box; wire nails.
rate. $L5o. Steel-Plow. open hearth, per
tire, SIS In. thick. per IN. 315c: 4 in. and
heavier. per 10. &c: toe calk. assorted sizes.
per 10 &C. hest quality tool BLACK Dia-
mond.' per ID. Sc: machinery. rounds only.
smooth finish. per 10 rates 3'sc. Barb
Wlre-Galva nized, $50: plain annealed
fence wire. $40: galvanized. soc advance;
10. II and II sizes. the regular advances.
Ammunition-Rim fire cartridges. so and
caps, ccnicai. per m a5c: Hicks c. F. B.
caps. conicai. per m. SOS; G.. n. caps per
m, 30c: Hicks c. F. caps, per m. 40c:
Eley's z. 3. imported. per m. COO: musket
caps. per m. soc: Hazards sporting powder.
per key. 1928: do do half keg. 81: do DO
quarter keg. S.15; loaded paper shells. dis
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
HIdc.. Leather. TaIIow and Pelt..

TaIlow-No. 1. Fkc: No. ?, &c.
Grease-Brown. &c; yellow, 31sc; white,
4I5c
No. / calf. 61sc; No. calf. sc; No. cured,
SIC: No 2 cured. &c; No. l, green, 215c; No.
z, green, &c.
Leather-Oak sole. 22d2Sc; hemlocl sole.
olack bride. per dog, s60q65 fair bride,
s6Oli65 per doz; city kip. 60677c; French
Kip. 75cGS1.O5; city calf skins, 75cGA; French
calf skins, NG190.
Sheep-Shearlng, 2OasOc; lambs. 40q75c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04

today and are now quoted at &c. Chickens
and turkeys are izc lower. Butter is weak,
but prices remain the same as on Satur-
day. Coffees and sugars are unchanged and
the grocery market generally is in firm and
good conoition. Fruits and vegetables have
been rather quiet. but commission men
were busy yesterday Charlestown green
peas arrived in the market this morning
and are selling for $3.50 per basket.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
CREMATED IN THEIR BEDS.
EIGHT CHILDREN AND 4 YOUNG
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

The Mother of the Little Ones. Who
Barely Escapes with Her Life. Be-
comes RnVinE Mnniac-She Leaves
Her Twins to the DevourinE Flames
The Charred Bodies Recovered.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
FOR A TONIC AFTER FEVERS
Te HorSfoFd-s Acid PhoSDbate.

Dr. W. b. Fletcher. indianapolis, Ind,
SAYS: II have used it with great salts
faction in a large number Of cases Of
nervous debility. and as tonic after
fevers.''
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04

Cash quota lions were as follows: Flour,
steaGy and unchanged; No. = spring wheat.
59059isc; No. spring wheat. sc: No. 2
red. 59a59isc; No corn. 3612c: No. 3 yell
low corn, 36c; No. ? oats, 30izc: No.
white. 32G3ic: No , white. s1Gs3s, C.: No.
rye. 4sc; No barley. nominal; No 3. 5lm
5Sc; No. 4. J0d52c; No. ] fax seed. S1S1;
brl. S11.42l1d11 -; lard. per 100 lbs $3.50
SSH; short rib sides uOosej, $5.77lbd5. so:
dry salted shoulders (boxedl. @siRG612l3;
short clear sides (boXeGa. So 1ZIRu6 .,
whisky. distillers' finished goods per gal,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
LOCKED THEM IN

Md TIC NhIIureh Were Literally
Roasted Alive.
CAIRO. H.. March 29.-Fire in a one
story frame house on Seventh-st tonight
speedily communicated to an adjoining
house. Both buildings were occupied by
colored people Two children were
burned TO death. aged four and eight
The mother. wishing to- visit a. neighb0r
put the children TO bed and locked the
door. They would probably have escaped
had not the door been locked
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
LIKE A SKY-ROCKET
Upward Shot Prices in the
Chicago Market,
When Wheat Made a
Jump of Three Cents.
SCENE OF WILD ACTIVITY.
The Frightened Shorts Rush
to Cover,
but Finally Recover TIL cir
Lost Courage.
SCENE OF WILD ACTIVITY.
The Frightened Shorts Rush
to Cover,

prospects of Cold Wave Bring
: About the Advance, the Talk Event
uaIIy Developing Into Large
Sized Scare-What the Boom Means
to Holders of Whcnt-Forced to En-
riure a Big ShrinkaEe.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04

5.75; rolled oats. $5d5.T5: cracked wheat s.
d6.75: middlings. S15G1s: screenings. slod15
meal. Si15d1. q; rye meal kl506i1 %: feed
meal. S14d16 per ton.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
Flour ard Feed.

Flour--winter wheat patent. S.Dq4oo;
spring wheat patent. S.90d40o; winter
81 25672.5O: low grade. Sl75d2.00; rye -four.
s. 25: buckwheat -four. 81; cat meal. $500
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
WAS A SAD REUNION.
MRS. CRONKHITE FINDS HER HUS-
BAND BEHIND PRISON BARS.

She Expected TO Meet Him at Los
Angeles Under Different Circum-
stances and Did Not Learn the Dis
tressinE Truth Until After She ar
rived There.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
FRESH PORK.
Loins fshort cun. u 10 40 DDS. 7e: (short

Fresh pork sausage, IN ink ............ IA
Fresh pork sausage. in bulk. 20 ID pals.
Smok ed pork sausage --......-........... :
BolOgna-ClOth, &c; skin, 6lsc.
HO,Uelner, lie.
Summer sausage. I21zc.
W.enerwurst. Sc
Liver sausage, &C.
Head cheese. &C.
Spiced boEeless pigs feet. IN g ID crooks
Skc.
Beef tongues. canvassed. 40c each.
Beef tongues. plain. &c each.
CANNED CORN REEF
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
INDIANAPOLIS. IND

MONDAY EVENING April 2.
Slight changes occur in the provision mar
ket today. This r. caused by prospects OF
increased hog receipts. Eggs dropped lie
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04

Also half brls. 100 lbs. at half the price OF
the barrel, adding soc TO cover additional
cost OF package.
''Relia BILE brand. size: "Indiana55 brand
Sc; also in tubs. IS lbs net. sc over
tierces; buckets, 20 los net, nc over tierceS
Cans-Gross weghts-50 lbs. In single
cases OF . cans Akc advance OF
pr1ce of tierceE.
20 lbs In cases of cans, Sac advance on
price of tierces
10 ID in cases of 6 cans, sc advance on
price of tierces.
lbs in cases of II cans, &c advance on
price of tierces.
s lbs ~ cases OF 20 cans. &c advance on
price of tierces.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
Butter. Eggs and Poultry.

Produce merchants paying prices;
Butter-Fresh country extra, uGl2c;
mixed country Sc
Eggs-Pcr doZ &c.
Live Poultry-Hens. 6I5c per ID: spring
chickens. &C: cocks. Sc: turkey hens. &c;
toms, &c; young turkeys fancy. large,
&c; small, poor, 4c: ducks cizc; geese, full
feathered, $3.50 per doz for fancy large.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
Rutter Market.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

ELGIN. April Authoritative; sales.
1860 lbs at 2lc: 1890 lbs at Misc
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
Wool.
.es for wagon lots.

The following prices for wagon lots:
Unwashed medium wool. Ice; unwashed
coarse or braid. 13G15c; unwashed fine mer-
mo, 12G14c; tub washed. 25q26c. BURY or
cotted wool, 3G6c less than above prices.
Oil Cake.
OIL cake. s25.2S per ton: oil meal. s2SA
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
Seeds.

Dealers prices in goods are as follows:
Per Bushel
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
Provisions.
SMOKED MEATS.

Kingan & Co.'S price list:
SUGAR-CuRED HAMS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-08

cote. Something musi us done
by the leaders OF Che people
and the voice OF the maiouiy must DC
heard, svun 90 hil Jhs demands cannot
Dc carried ont, gu account Of thsir lime
rmc,rlD.lity.
Political education BE- what the
hbortu need. Ift1av taf been FED boo
years rart on political truths ustoai of
ou partisan Misrepresentation, wifi.
cations md rsmsra made TO bc
no ken. there would have been no
C0xryI'os today. FLOR o. ia evident
they ore moving under false imprea-
siou.. Boo the h0H1or obtaining impos.
IUUuca Their Ignorance may be-
wIoI, but uHllH that floling takes
Goo form Of on Effort 90 spread light
aui kuowlt Ee and feal in'or-
nation, &c DO wasted. An enlightened
class % lab1rers is che glory aud the
strength Of any county, while On
ignorant mob iH a danger over rrCsout.
Americans Fr1 naturally Intelligent
rhuy WIN sock i1i5rnl,iHui aud %
should Boo glyon them Instead OF tho
hu,ts .1 iiD.rIIy supplied by partisan
aaiiai0u. Whom rightly educated
lhry Will know what 90 demand Of the
government anl what 10 expect Of
thum.rIyra.
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InLl ARE sEmI,n. 400.


Tho proposition that too whCclmou
no enforce tbe C0Euy army DO WASH
Iugtou receives strong advocacy iu
H.miHg1 ibo leading cycling Journal
Tho only complaint that unIrr has 90
make DO tina. thu movement Joe lliiIu
mrIy. Therefore % urges that Tho
whcrImou' agmy, insiead ot number
Iug but 900 should Do double thatsIzl
0r ten Times Oh great 30 iloauld ucmaic
a3. Tho purpose Of the O.cyc'IHu Boz
alII Co be- similar Zoo a leading foslcci
l1 That OF CoEey's nfrUsHtion-i' in.
ducpt tho government Go construct good
roads throughout Tao country,
The bicyc'His, however do NOT wlfh
the public 20 coufound tho two armies
and miltako tbc whec.mcn Tor trampa,
therefore the explanation ismado that
"lHoy ore iu mo- wIse allied with CoEcy
boz Die economic iicas or his industrial
theories. uo own and ride a bicycle
bHp as8a dgHrou % comfort and prose
rrflly iu tHH vor.I's goods Which ihc
Coxeyltes c1uics8suly have MOI 10 is
u0t f0g cmylIymsnf, Therefore, that tho
cyulIahWliiudc Co Washington. OF
employment, % Indeed they be- NOS
employers themselves, tho cyclists
have enough. The sole Point they have
in common with C0zoy ami bis army
10 the desire i0r good roads. There BE-
large distinction, however between
C5xuy and tho wneolmou. The former
wants good roads mcioly asa mcans
90 au end. Tho latter ara eager for
good reads Cor the ako Of ihv good
roads themselves"
Tho statement Of the cauao Of the
cyclist' desire ior good roads hardly
accgrIs with tho fact n they were
all pedestrians they probably would
prefer 90 have tho sidewalks aud errors
Jugs GEcI up The pasemuas for tho
good roads 10 Tor tho fako Of the cyCiiHis
themselves. Like good many oihcr
people they orc figuring on something
they icol will bring 20 them individual
benefit, hud would not be- slow Ia Um-
bmciug any opportunity offered there.
for by tho C0Ney movement or any
other public gua' that might present
iifulL
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nInnINa rOn nmIAINls smrs.


Tho goat ship-uu.lIIug firm at Phil.
sIrlphia, VIM. Cramp g. Sons, do NOT
propose 10 limit their operations So too
contraction % yrsrrls 90 those destined
ur Now World owugrbip alone, 10
tbuy az, given sooI chance 90 reach
90 the other slide of the wator Tho
Bdtfh government has decided 90
construct O number OF hul class battle
shlps and come 6Wlft steel cruisers that
AFRO expected Go aurpass anything atuat
Toe imprcgnabIlity, rpooI AMI ease Of
manipulation Tor effective service.
When the admiralty asked Tor plaua
nni estimates i1r these yoasl.s, there
probably was no thought OF departure
from the time honor0d custom OF only
British builders submitting bIls, Hut
among the offers f0ut In 90 lhe Buush
admiralty onile ls % proposal from
Cmmp s. Sous Co construct 63mc OF tHo
new vwfplH
SO doubt tho English hullieu, and
perhaps tho admiralty Office, will f.-
gard tho proposal as an evidence ul
"Yauseo rboas," in pw1uuug Go
compete wI.b tho maelaaIg1 of lba
uni,sI Kingdom lu making their own
war veagI6. Sc. 10 would ba doing
0r thrm only what they have boon
doing i5r o,Hru Dos Ono policy oi free
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for that matter, for public opinion iu
the empire wouil not uphold tho min.
istfy in awarding the work 90 o
iouuIgn shipyard. Notwithstanding
ih.., the eject Of making Che psopo'i.
ton, aud an afsumenlailve demouslra.
ti3u That competition in che businJss
could DO successfil as TO quality aud
price aa between tho two nation,
thould not be- lost on our owu povorn-
mont 10 % notice 90 Americans that
the eth prevalent opinion that lut
cIaH ahiDaof war cannot bo built this
side OF tho Atlantic BE- an illusion.
Besides this idea az 70 sugscltIou why
thaloare none 0l the llfFeat ICED battle.
nhira Goa our navy, there are two other
and more potent realous-1st, we
have had no noei '1r them, anI second,
it hos u8tn preferable 90 Dot Eng.
land 800 through tbu expensive sKprr.
mental work which Dos developed thc
modern ilaal bltticshiD. rhl int OF
these reasons may slil exist 90 Ic'or
my extended efforts iu construct
ing the hugcr fiorl fortrciBta, bu, %
thoro b. necessity ior tbum there o. not
much question uui that ou this eide OF
tho watorthorc arc tho facilities, akill
and ablliiy 90 build thu bnsi batlIUahirs
In the wofIi, arm Thorn With the host
armof plato and equip hom with the
beet guts with lhls undertaking
% o. MOTTO 300 wondered ai that tho
Cramps nTc eager % boz competitions %
The principal market in the world for
war HIra
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IVAENs ANu ENNCuEs rOu CITY
u rLlneLLl D I II-LI- Do M,Llm--l Do
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NOTIUI iili' NV ,,ilfnULr

ulr Crnudr Western aniiwny.
Two IAar IErNLHI lftlHH unuy re
s.Ii o.. m. ami s.-i D.. m. fof nll pJinta
gasi,
Fuuu Tgkts8 DAILY, at sos o.. M,
$3.50 o.. me. o 20. me-, ami s.2i H. poo, iur
Provo, HpunFvll'p, r.r, ImIuH lCav.
iuE At 8.-l ID. on, viii uIt stop no Inter.
mediate points between Salt L1ae and
Provo, but 400 others win Fl0l Cor pass.
UnEHra Ht pll intermediate stations.
Two rEhIS8 DAILY Tor pnyHou.
Spanish Fork, Eureka uui tho Tinuc
mining district 90 . D.. no, taud local
train leaving SrfispviiIu NJ l.ii n. M. }
ONE ruAiS daily Tor Bingham nj
500 d. ma nad ior shuro,o aud seylUr
90 $3.50 %. on.
Two TRAIS8 daily Tor OgIon mud 80
pOiuta wrst REQ 1890 I'd. bod. HuI 1850 uu1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-08

NlWnNH HihAua "HIIHaHr iauh.
UgANuHEuis Puts lave nlwuya
given nU.Ruti1n. Zoo nuy years there
NOS lteu BOO complaint of thvm. That
be- about JbuIr IIiu ln thr United States,
aud millions ofps DO have uttd them.
There boz u1 dHuut thut they have
rs abikhol themselves uy morlt alone
They cure fhpumh'ism, Dyspepsia,
ulIua, liver rumplslut, liiu1usuraa, ana
my dlapnHH arHlug irlm uu Impure
slate OF tho blond. ono % two 40 night
on an empty ftlmnuh, for % week or
two Will Keep you In good form ami
tone zap the system. They nfC purely
vegetable, uhsl'L'Ulv harmless, aud
Hntu Co Toxic nt uuy time.
Sold iu every doug uf medicine GiOrC,
ELMER TIniu Ur tufur ~ .tfHH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-08

4 1E-spouIa. DI1sIIs. Ern.. CLEANED
- out rrtWarf cleaned up Terms reason.
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fT'IWg CuFrGa. WARRANT AN"
u water s.HI HIHrH. uF IuHHr. o. Tracy.
20 aud o. Commercial u.1.E
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-18

in the night, about II O'Clock,
when Policeman B2der was
summoned to the residence
of Colonel T. C. Frost, on the
corner of Romano and Soledad
streets, and was told that tall
man, in dark hat and dark clothes,
frock coat, black necktie and mus
tache, had been seen lHrking about
the fence, apparently searching for
something in the weeds. He had
ran off on the approach of one of
the family. In looking for what
this man evidently was searching
for, the pistol thrown away in the
race for liberty, one of Colonel
Frost's sons finally stepped on
it in the grass in the
yard and on being fitted to the
cartridges found with Hoffman,
they were found to correspond ex-
actly.
A search was made later in the
night by the Alamo station patrol
men for this man, in all the hooks
and crannies Of that part of the
ward, but without success.
Before the recorder this morning
Mr.. Mahon could not identify Hoff-
man, as he said all three of the as
sailants had something over their
| faces.
Hoffman had lawyer and he
got the charge of suspicious char
acter dismissed. Detective Hughes
Immediately charged him with be-
ing a vagrant, in order to hold him
until more evidence against him
can be secured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-18
NARROW ESCAPE.
Cold Chicken, Poisoned Mysteri-
ously, Causes Family Much

Cold Chicken, Poisoned Mysteri-
ously, Causes a Family Much
Trouble.
Three members of the family of
Thomas Mills, living on Nebraska
street at East End were lowering
between life and death Saturday
last, for several hours, poisoned
by some cold chicken that they
had eaten for breakfast that
day.
For some time Mr.. Mills has
been very low with intermittent
fever and on Friday noon the fami-
ly prepared some chicken soup for
him. The patient not being per-
mitted to partake of solid food, the
family kept the chicken in the
iron pot, in which it was prepared,
and Mrs. Mills and her three
daughters, aged respectively three,
six and fourteen years, ate the
meat for breakfast Saturday
morning. Shortly after the meal,
Mrs. Mills and her daughters were
taken seriously i'll. DR.. w.
IF. James was summoned
and promptly administered Iower-
full antidotes. The four patients
were lowering between life and
death Saturday noon, two Of the
children having no pulse. Later
in the day the children rallied, but
Mrs. Mills is still i'll from the
poison. Investigation showed that
the meat had begun to spoil or fer
ment, which gave rise to kind of
violent poison, known as ptomains,
similarly to the poison sometimes
generated in effectively canned
meats.
Mr.. Mills is the gentleman who
with his son narrowly escaped be-
ing run over and killed in street
car collision on East Commerce
street short time ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-18
A Mark for Robbers.

While Mr.L.Bruni,of Laredo, was
in San Antonio last week attend
ing the bedside of his brother, who
was robbed and murderously as
saulted recently, his residence was
robbed Of 81, l27 in jewelry, old coin
and other articles, supposedly by
an italian named Manini, who is
being searched for.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-18
SNAP FLASHES.

Sic EN- Lily White,
Sic EN-, Black and Tan,
And the Federal Office holder
Walks off with the pie.
The Jockey club will give us
good stock show this fall.
The "fee" system is the great in
centive to much persecution.
Some of those chairmen selected
are known as good republicans.
"Tom Collins" and "Hyphen"
appear to be very close friends.
Editor Claudon was a spicy
Democratic writer about 20 years
ago.
1t would be well to agitate sew
ers a couple of months before the
fall campaign sets in.
An alderman who attends to his
duties honestly and faithfully will
earn a salary of 500 a month.
The guessing contest this week
will be for very popular sales
lady, in one of our Dry goods
stores.
Somesof our democratic friends
are very uneasy for fear the repub-
licans will run Judge Noonan for
Congress.
The white man who will try to
force social equality on a colored
man, is apt to have the blacklist
conscience.
The city council should levy a
tax of about $50 a month on every
one of the Observation-Disclosures
chimes in town.
No office holder in the county
should be allowed a salary of over
$500 year; and then cut him of
after two terms.
The $500 Republican voters in
Bexar county are only given three
little insignificant offices. Its
time for straight ticket.
If"Nat" is not selected on thai
ticket there will be trouble; and il
Henry is not selected, there will
also be trouble in the camp.
Wouldn't Tom Reed and Bill
Mckinley make a great ticket
They would poll more votes than
the Democrats and Pops put to
gether.
While the Express is an advocate
of a republican protective tariff
it advocates the election of free
trade democratic candidate fol
Congress.
San Antonio should also invite
the Republican National league to
meet in this city in 1895. 1t will
be the largest convention ever hello
in the United States.
II the fines and costs in the
gambling and bawdy house case:
went into the county treasury the
prosecutions would not come &C
often and numerous. a
The pretended misunderstood
ing among the fowls in the court
house barn-yard, is only to try and
deceive the people, and shut Out
a straight ticket II possible.
II about a dozen white (face) Re
publicans in San Antonio could be
put into a ring, aud then punch
each other to death, the voter:
might then be allowed to get to
-gether and run a straight ticket.
Some OF our local Republican:
are having honors thrust upor
them by being elected member:
of three different Republican clubs
others by being selected as chair
men of Democratic precinct meet
ings.
A.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-18
Moved the Gypsies.

Officer Coy Saturday night
moved about 80 Mexican gypsies
who had camped in the vacant
lot at the end of Avenue d, near
River avenue, by order of Mar
shall Druse, as they were becom-
ing a nuisance to the neighbour
hood. The men loafed abo ut camp
all day, and took care of the asses
and other scrawny live stock
while the women were in the city
with their sickly babies, begging on
our streets, and going from house
to house in the residence portion.
Three very sick old people were
found in one little bit of a hut
half house, half tent. The camp
was moved out to a suitable loca-
ton on the Rock quarry road, near
the quarries.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-18
Notice.

During the erection Of my new
store, will remove my jewelry
store to No. 103 w. Commerce
street, Clifford building, near the
bridge and will sell for want of
space, all goods at greatly reduced
prices. 6 Is I'm A. SARToR.
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Gard of Thanks.

We desire to return thanks to the
neighbors and friends who kindly
assisted us during our daughter
Josephine's illness and death.
EMIL LABROCHE,
HELENA LABROCHE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-18

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Extraordinary Values.

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Pensamientos
La mujer es siempre hermosa los
ojos de su marido, 81 constantemsnts ss
amable, hmpia J modesto.