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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

En- 81 Iestsursnt De tn lado al Par'iso'
San Jos6 ndmsro 20 &c sirven cantinsS y 70 ad-
mlten abonos Ia carts y los precioB estin er
sov exi6n con Is 9roca El rico mspd &c mAfa
10 Ga el slgujents: Grsn mofoBgo borinquefo
Paatsles { Is pOpceha. Ha!lacas caraquehss Pes
5oomillo 81 horse. Para postres. Ela1anos bo
rrachoa otros dplses ca slmfbsr y suTpiios DE-
2onjas. Por Ia tarde y por 10 noche 81 arroz Ger
polio "No me ialeI que 20 voy."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Aver tArde ocupAdo 81 confnsdO de preside
Juan MonHerrate EshsvArria J OscaIio On uui6n
De otlos Con6nadoI srrs,tr Rdo una ' sgoneta con
tango en- eI terraplea que eRta 81 g. de Il que
fue lHlits de Lktlms-, 90 desvi6 Ia ref rda wago.
acts de la direction q. llevaba, trOpes6 el Ec6a.
vsria cayeado q BuelO 10 qgs pTodul el deacArrl.
lamieatO de aquels, csyeadele encms produ.
ci6Ado!e una exteasa herids contusa On todo.
el lado derecho del pecho con fracture de Yarias
eostilas del mlsmo lado, de cuyas reEultAS falIe-
clio les pocos memeRtoS pssar de los suxilios
que Sc le preataron.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Nuestro puy estimado dist'ng4 4ido amigt
compsnero don Rtm6n Marin, de Ponce, SO ep
cuentra bsataate aiviato dc IL enfermedad que
sIsrm6 Hu fsnilia y amigos. Los doctoreS Cor.
chado, Torres zspo Gsudfs y Hernsndez acudio.
roS prsVt'rle sus co ocimientoE pr feaiontles J
Ell prinero de estos ptsctic6 CON el suxlio de aus
co'egss una delicada y diffcil opersci6p en- e.
compahero ssfenno tsrminandola de IN mo.
10 Fatsfsctor o. Con toda Hinceridad deses.
soa que SO restsblezca el amigo MsriR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

LIN Heiora dena Martina CarrAsquillo, madre
poIitiss de nuestro amigo el Lcdo. sefsr LAtorre
ns perdido en- esta CaplGal el dia "a 8 rs del mel
,asAdo, un pOrtamoaedaS que conteAia AIguaal
nonedaS de plata, una medallA del sAgrA0o %
raz5A de JESUS, CON So CiEta, medic pillete co
rcsspondients al pr6ximo sorteo, ndmero 1901 !,
folios 6, Z, 8, 8 y 10, con les letras 8, P, A, N
a, sera grkti6CAdo quien entregue diOhos oD
stos en- ID Gsba de la referida senors, eN Caguaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Ell domingo ditimO 10 puSo % eScena en- o.
Oentro de Recreo" de YsOuCoa, 81 bonito drsmu
'Estudio del Natural, deSempsnado pOr les &C.
dOritAS Rosario Garcia y Mercedes Mandry, y lol
ss6ores Aurslio DApens, Miguel Ohiquss ADO
TO Fernan4ez, quieReB alcanz Iron un SnEO bri
laEtfsimo en- la Interpretation de Sus rsspeCtivOl
oADeieg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Dice nm co ega del Oeste, que Las mujersB
vioIadaS en- el harrlo de Jayuja dc q. dinoB cuen-
t., sc llaman Damasay Juana OqnsHdo Maria
de IL Cruz. III hecn tuvo lugar orillss del 90.
mino de Juana Disz y como media legua
1e dicho pueblo. Il gusrdis civil per.
sigue activAmente 81 criminal, de qufsn SO tieneR
aotiCias de q. ibs en- prscipitSds tuga hacia Ola.
Ian
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Dice "El ImpArci.l" de Eaysgd.E: nHan
pasado seis meses largos deUde que perdimoB dos
certificates en- el ceIebre aaco extrSviado en- ID
Capital. HemoU dado mas pasoa que ii as trata.
re de una hersnCia. EGts nogocio he tsnldo ten.
tas alternatives como uaa b-talla. Hamos yiut0
nuestro derecho dsleonaCido unSs vscss proeIa,
,mado otraa. desp1eH de tnAtSa peripssiaS come
,sn wa eRnsdia Dc m6gia sglA q "a hera N q,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03
NOTTCIAs GENERATES

AlgunOs cafes dc esta Capital han colocadc
lsmparitss donde 90 puedaS sacsnder loG cigar
ros. Dfcsse que los hosslsE J tabsqueriss hsrGl
10 mlsmo De todoS mo oS 80 protessa contra o.
odiouo nonopolio de los f6foros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

N bArril psasudo 1,aSs kilo' cafe, s9S sacoS 2
oo-oysS 80 barriloS con ll0,O67 kilos aSdsar,
S,l2S Oueroa de roH, l55 idem de chivo mil
socos uscos YARNS cailn y barrilcS de AguArdisn.
to, trutSs, tAbaeo, ottoS efsctoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Estuvo epfermo de slgun cuidado en- Ii IA.
bana el reputable Captain VaSa dc ls dlota inter.
colonial DC Sobrines de Herrera. Felisments
ID aAlida del vapor Sc eAcontraba muy meior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Calcstines medias de todGS CaIsI, muse
linau precioEiSimag, drileS csimires baratos J
bueaog bstiAtas y percaleS , Velos religiOsa OK
tra fnoG, c6mpreRss en- La Luna de =. zalduOH
do, San Francisco esauina Orux.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

La Suscripei6a para eleVsr IN mGuSolsO 4
Baldorioty de Castro Is eleva va ID suma de
l,468 pesos con 80 centavoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Para conner al pelO an Pusr'O.Rico % pre-.
iso visitar el restaurant LA OataIanG, San
CrAncuco 68
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Con cGrgS de sAlazones y madersS, entI6
yer al puerto de eIta Capital, Ia golsta america
a Marv Graz proosdente de Nueya Yo K.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

La OompAhfa de BufO' HabareroS que ac
tuaImente trAbaja en- el teatrO de Ponce, pienBl
traHIadarae en- estoU diag NaYaglez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Dice el Diario Popular" que en- ID tarde del
80 corr ente % Sistieron en- squslla Ciudad dos
ligeros temblores de tIerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

En- IL paaHAna de hoy foadqaron en- este puer.
o los vaporeS ALFONSO XII" p,ocedeAte de IL
dabana y el "Olude Rodrigusz" dc st. Thomas
escRlS. .j 4r +sefS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Fl domingo pasado 29s impoRentes deposit
tarOn en- Ia Oais de AhorrOS de Mayagurz la SD.
ma de l475 pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03
Banos de Coanno
MEDICO-DlRECroR

MEDlCO-DlRECI0R,
Don Enrique Raus de la Rubia
ADMINISTRATORS. Sres. Julio H. chard61 y Eecuopo
Queda alberta la temporada Official de 1894 grandek
neioras todas las dependencies delestablecimento
ZsFGfa para eGtsgOrtG dc r.
Hospedaie complete en- la panta alta de Ia ca
ga, incuso ballos duchas demas apica-
clones de las aguas pOr persona, al dla,
(maxlmOl 80. % :.
Idem, idem, idem en- la plsnts baia i'd, i'd. $50
NinOs hasta cuatr0 amos: al dia.. ;. :. :. -. so
Idem de cuatro ochO idem idem.. :. :, ;, l !,
Idem de ocho doce idem idem.. :. :. :. l-6O
Crisdos: precios c0nvencionaless
Hospedaje complete en- la planta alta, sin
ban0s.s sss.s.s 2s60
NOTA
Sc haran Febajas las familias de mas de tres
personals y los hu6spedes por largas tem.
Los honorarios del M6dico Director Dor Ia
consulta para el uso de las aguas Ia vigilsncia
Ia buena apicacion de aquellas, durante 81 tempo
que cada enfermo permanezca en- el balneario, son,
segdn Ia legislation VICENTE, tS-75. - los senorei
bastas queno SO hospeden en- Ia casa, se les cobra.
"a por Ia tarifa especial, sprobada, que C0ninua-
ci6n SO expresa:
Por un banjo general en- pa. ,.,,,, tO-2S
Idem i'd. de asiento con hidro-mezCladOr, Is
Idem una ducha dlitorme.. :. :. -. a.. 10
Idem ldem de CualqQier otra Glase, =, 40
Idem idem pulVerizaci6n.. :. :. 10
ldem tdem esGuIa... .s. ..... 40
Rotl.@Por habitaci6n planta alta: por una perso
"a dia 50 0cts-Idem, idem, bsa: Id id d. so ctr
Rsst6weat.- Desayuno, almuerzo comidas, al
dla. ".
CstegrIS ssgkNdS. : HoSpedsie complete, inCluuO
1914 Julio NJ Obard6n y Hsm0nO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03
Buen negoCio

El que quisra colocAr dlaero m intereS de
nueye por ciento anuGl por 10 meRes, sin expo.
nerse ultsrioreB quebraatos eomprs dos casAg
construidaz de nam ,osterla de ladrillos tscho
de azotea del proplo mstsrlaI, Ocupsdas Constan.
tenIsnte con eHtAbiscimieatos de comsrcio in
duHtria. En- estA imprsntA informArkn s-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

Ia tomamO pOseGi6n del empleo de CeIadol
del ResgaSrdo On Arecibo 81 Sr. y. Ramon ArisB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03

EI bergsntin gOlstS SspGh0l GOpt.s cargo On
ssta Capital para Palma Dc Kall0rsS u gasal ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-03
,~7,-o KGp. EspG1Ol
.@ I Miguel Jover,

Este hermoso y veloz vapor saldra
de la Habana el dia 8 de Agosto para
Pto-Rico. Admitira carga en- Los
PUERTos PRINolPALEs, de esta Isla, d
FLETES CONVEN GONZALES para
Santander, Corufla y Barcelo'
na, directo y PARA T0DoS LOS DE
MAS PUERT0S D E ESPANA, cor
trasbordo a fetes convencionales.
~ Ell vapor alumbrado con luz electri
ca tiene COMODIDADES INMEJORA
BLES para pasajeros de primera, segun
da y tercera clase, admitiendo pasaje pa
ra Santander, Coruna y Barcelona a pre-
clos muy m6dicos. Para mas informel
dirigirse sus consiguatarios.
A. Rauschenplat San Juan.
Christian Boysen. Ponce
Schulze y c. Mayagtiez.
Roses J c., Arecibo.
8-3
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Carl Groos, has returned
from New Braunfels.
1T. Millett has returned from
New Braunfels.
Mrs. Chas. Beer, Of New Orleans,
is visiting her brother, A. Levy,
at 5Il San Pedro avenue.
Sheriff Scarborough, ofGiddings,
Texas, is at the Southern.
Miss Lou Hatton, a popular
young lady OF Luling, 10 in the
city to spend New Year and is
stopping with Mrs. R. H. Creek
more at No. 205 Idaho street.
Mrs. J. J. Arthur, secretary Of
the state railway commission,
spent Sunday in San Antonio.
Mr.. Otto Praeger, Daily States
man reporter, Austin, left yester-
day for his post Of duty, after
spending Christmas week in San
Antonio with his mother.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
NEW YORK LEADS.
A New Yorker Complains of the
Criminal Record of Texas.

Criminal Record of Texas.
"Texas is really great state,
and like 1t, but there's one thing
about it that do not approve OF,
and that's the number of crimes
that are committed down here
daily. You can pick up any news
paper and read OF two or three
murders in the state every day."
The above was told reporter for
the LIGHT by New Yorker, who
is visiting in San Antonio. The
reporter, in order to avoid a long
argument with his northern friend,
fastened to the nearest news
stand and invested in a copy OF
a New York newspaper. He
did not have to scan the COL
umns very closely to find the fol-
lowing headlines Of crimes COM
mitted in New York In one day:
"His Victim Sinking-'Linch'
Grady Slabs a Man Who May die"
"Hacked His Wife-How Jacob
LiebI celebrated His Merry Christ
mas"
"Shot by a Footpad-John Rob-
inson, a New York Business Man
Attacked Last Night"
stabbed by a Coon-Muldoon
Won't Tackle Strange Darkies in
the Future"
"Trouble at a Raffle-Dice, Fists
and PistolsIUsed at Turkey Raj
fle."
"Cinchers' Latest Fad-Jewelel
Kunpfer Felled by a Young Man
Who Attempts to Rob His Store
"Threw the Policeman Out But
the CopsCame Back aud Dan Sui
livan spent Christmas in jail"
All Of the above happened In
New York City on one day, anC
many similar occurrences are re
corded in the metropolis newspa
pers every day. Texas is moi
in it with New York when
1t comes to shooting and stabbins
ARRAYS. II the sixshooter figured
in other states as little as 1T doe
In Texas, the policel force o
the United States could be reduced
to half it's present size. 1t is Otter
remarked that people are safer IL
the "wilds" of Texas than in tn,
streets of the great metropolis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
Elected Officers.

Electrical Workers have elected,
as officers of the San Antonio
branch, the following:
N. F. Medley, president; J. G.
Kinney, vice president; E. Kuhl-
man, recording secretary; j. A.
Foster, financial secretary; j. H.
Maloney, press secretary; w. M.
Graham, inspector; B. B. Christian
son, foreman; J. III. Mallory, dele
gate.
Schiller Council, A. L. Of H., have
elected officers, as follows:
Commander, Emil Tietze; vice.
commander, Richard Kuehn; ora
tor, VIM. Fischer; secretary and
collector, S. Rabe; treasurer, H.
Boerner; warden, Louis Passur,
guide, L. Schunke; inner sentry, f..
Weingartz; outer sentry, j. Brent
lin.
st. Mary's Branch, Catholic
Knights of America, elected officers
Saturday, to-wit:
Spiritual director, Rev. G. j.
Smith, o. NJ. l.; president, A. F.
Pollok; vice president, Anton
Adam; recording secretary, p. J.
Sculley; financial secretary, Ed
ward W. lyman; treasurer, Ben.
Kiolbassa; sergeant-at-arms, r. E.
Green; sentinel, B. M. Wofford
color bearers, Williams Dobrowol-
ski, Constantine Weiss and Andrew
WcCune; treasurer for three years,
James Wahren berger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
Martin Garcia Shot.

Martin Garcia, city assessor and
tax collector Of Laredo, and Alex
Trimble and Antonio Becerra re-
newed an old quarrel at Laredo
Saturday night and Garcia was
shot twice, once through the calf
of the leg and also through the
thigh. Both are said to be merely
flesh wounds.
Garcia is known in San Antonio.
He is a well.brcd Mexican and was
a pupil OF st. Mary's college in
this city several years ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
TELEGRAPH BREVITlES.

Capt. G. B. Broadwater, OF LIRE =
do, died last Friday.
d. Pecard's saloon burned In Bel
ton. Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000.
Marcos Ocejo Is arrested at
Uvalde, suspected Of barn burning.
Rev. Francis Moenning, priest,
dies at Memphis, Tenn.
San Antonio may be chosen for
the location Of the Masonic Or
phans' home, by the Grand lodge.
Bread riots in Peru are assum-
ing dangerous proportions.
New Haven police com mission
finds no direct corruption, but
definite suspicion OF it.
Judge J. w. Scott killed by his
son-in-law, q. w. Clouston, 10
miles from Greenville, Miss.
Chas. White and his 6-year-old
boy were burned to death in their
home at Newago, Mich.
st. Paul's Catholic church,
Washington d. G. was dedicated
yesterday.
Jesus Lopez, accused Of being one
Of the murderers of Stockman j. A.
Magee, Nueces county, is arrested.
Ed. Canterbury, the railway fir :
man Of Austin, scalded Saturday,
died yesterday.
Biddeford, Me-, City hall, post
office and police station, damaged
$4,000 by fire yesterday.
Three of Mrs Viola Kemp's child
rem burned to death in Rome, Ga,
while locked alone in their home.
Two tramps near Corsicana,
Texas, find the discomposed re-
mains of a man in a ravine.
Henry L. Ripley and Miss Susie
Pfeuffer will be married in New
Braunfels tonight.
Negotiations to settle the Next
can-Guatemalan differences have
begun in the, City OF Mexico.
Miss Mary Case, Columbus, Ohio
who lost her power OF speech four
years ago, has recovered.
Cholera in Uruguay and Argen'
tine is strictly quarantined by ad-
jacent coun tries.
Dolores Castro, very old Mexi
can, burned to death In Browns
willie by falling in the fire.
Mrs. J. B. Wolford, Galveston
seriously burned by gasoline stove
Explosion.
J. E. CLEARWATER, OF Gainesville
Texas, fatally shot in Oklahoma
Territory over a game OF cards.
Disastrous floods, caused by
heavy rains, reported on the coast
of Colomb ia, South America.
The original copy Of the National
hymn, "My Country, tits Of Thee,
is on it's way to Rome, gift to
the Pope for the Vatican library.
Joe Lawson, Alpine, Texas, COW
boy, died in Ell Paso from Injuries
received in steer roping contest
horse falling on him.
w. F. Rossman, Jr, bookkeepeI
Hudson River Bank, Hudson, n
", is arrested charged with en-
bezzlement Of $4,000.
The late Senator Fair divides his
estate, $4OOOO,OOO, among his fam
lily and relatives, $4,000 to four EN-
ployes, $4,000 to charity.
Supt. Byrnes, OF the New York
police force, is preparing to retire
from his office which he has held
down so many years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
New Opera House.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 3l.-(Spe-
cial.)-Arrangements are complet-
ed for the opening Of the new opera
house in this city on January 3 by
Marie Wainwright in Daughters
OF Eve" TIE new opera house is
a beauty, and Galveston people will
give their best support. The Ire
mont will be closed after the new
house opens.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
For rheumatism 1 have four

for rheumatism 1 nave FOUND
nothing equal to Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. 1t relieves the pain
as soon as applied J. w. Young,
West Liberty, w. Va. The prompt
relief it affords is alone worth
many times the cost, so cents. Its
continued use will effect a per-
manent cure. For sale by F.
Kslteyer & Son, Chas. Campbell
and J. Calvin, druggists, San Anto-
MO. Texas. dtf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
MONDAY AT JoSKE'S.

A mammoth bargain sale in
honor Of the departure Of GA SUI
preme effort to close out all holiday
goods, together with many other
articles of usefulness. II 80 ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
Dullnig's Invigorator.

Dullnig Mineral Water completes
very favorably with any domestic
or imported mineral water. 1t
can be recommended especially as
a table water and is most palatable
when mixed with wine.
No home, first class saloon or ho-
tel should be without it. 10 II lot
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
XMAS AND NEW YEARS.

Many useful as well as ornamental
presents can be found at the store OF the
Misses Kirchner, at 231 West Commerce
street. Zephers, yarns, ETC., for crochet
ing and knitting millinery and fancy
goods OF all descriptions. Mail orders
filed. Stamping done. III % limo
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-31
OLD TYPE METAL,

1000 pounds old type and metal
for sale at the CLINT Office. IL 20 tt
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-24
AS BAD A. PANAMA SCANDAL.
Egyptian \otablps sue DE Lesseps
For SueZ Canal Frauds.

London special: \ dispatch TO a
nvW- agency from Cairo. say: \
crimina. Indictment ha> been lodged
al Paris on behalf Of Egyptian notA-
ble- against Count Ferdinand lie
Le>>ep> am the early directors of the
>Uez Cana Company for m%i>appro-
pyia-iou 81 money. The claims mount
% Severa. million pounds and are
based upon documents given underline
ga. al said Pa>ha, then Niceroy Of
Egypt. by which in accordance with
The aci> o: concession. he conferred
founders ana ordinary shares anon
members Of : army and household.
The case : expected to equal the
Panama Cana. scandal in Importance.
/ : though. Likely hat The company
Vii. dispute The Gains or me grounds
o. Il "a - ~ zine.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-24

CENTERNII.L has voted favoring the
issue OF bonds for Il system Of water
works.
The Government proposes TO 40 cor
siderable work on The Missouri Rlver
above Sioux City during this season.
THE state encampmcnt OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic. Woman : Re
lief Corps. ana Sons Of Veteran, ct
South Dakota j ID be held al De Snct
. June ;. i and :.
TIE soldier, and sailors reunion To
be held at lankton in June is to be-
one of the largest gatherings Of the
kind ever held in the state. II Is 10
occupy three days. and 5000 70 s.Oo'
visitors are expected.
ABOUT ten days ago the Govern.
mcut snag boat. Josephine, passed
Cumberland bound up. The steamer
Mandan. also Il Government boat, ar
rived down river. The Mandan put
III the time removing snayo from the
main channel of the Missouri. Inc
boats Will bc engaged this season ~
cleaning ont the river.
The Commissioner of School and
Pablo Lands. aided by deputies, J.
making selections of indemnity land>
10 replace those included in the Isl
rejected 10y the department last IAN
Deputy Bowman left Huron for tue
western part OF the district, where ne
expects 10 select from l5.OO0 u -O'Oo'
acres. There are nearly 100000 acfeS
Ia select from. but he finds dllhcuNA
III obtaining choice tracts.
THE engineers who will survey the
-, g.. IL. liz, ' RallrDnV
from lie Mars to Iankton. and thence
10 Norfolk. Ncb.. We're TO begin tAeN
work on the 10th inst. The constru'-
ton company will III grAdinE
IL q q as the engineers get the llhe ~
shape for them. One OF the Officers VI
the construction company SAID Ing
the entire road. 1870 miles IN length;
would be completed this season, Ahu
that arrangements have been maue i
work Loco men and teams on INV
grade.
WHILE sinking a shaft on the 90"
Brick Lode, near Hill City. the owHeis
uncovered some remarkably rlch lr'jj
gold ore. The samples were cover"
with gold. both in the quartz ana W.
~decomposcd portions. The occurrehT'
OF gold in the quartz is a certain lH ~
cation OF pcrmanency that Is pea, !.
IL the lucky owners, The snalV
now about siNtcenfe et deep ana 7n tIs
a we'll defined ledge two feet " ~,
which has steadily increased IRON
surface. The ledge is t~raceable i" as.
distance Of $4,000 fee. on the su''"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-24

The SIC. GOO damage cast OF David
Winton Y. Joe Kirby was decided by
Judge Jone. at Sioux Fails in favor OF
the defendant. WiEton is a school
teacher and LAWYER. and was arrested
by Kirby on a body execution issued
by the county judge because he refused
TO pay the costs in a case which he
brought against John Sundback, who
was sheriff at that time. Kirby was
the attorney for Sundback. After re-
naming in jail three days Winton was
released on a habeas corpus issued by
Judge Jones. and the papers on which
he was released We're TO play an i'm.
portant part in the case. but they had
been sent to the Supreme Court by
Kirby appealing the habeas corpus
proceedings TO that body. Kirby say
that Winton will have to pay the costs
at once or he will have another body
execution issued for him and he will
spend some time in jail.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-05-24
TORNADO KILLS FIVE IN OHIO.
Cruel Twistcr Dcvastates the Conn
try Near kunklc.

Kunkie. ohio. special: \ tornado
passed a quarter of a mile west OF here
killing five persons. fatally inirring
two others and slightly wounding sew
eral more.
The scene of the storm is a hard one
to describe. Houses. fences. trees ano
instructions of all kinds III The path !
the storm We're carried away n noun
ing is left except huge holes IN the
ground. The scene devastated l.
about a quarter Of a mile VIDE
and six miles long. The bnlld-
ing in which were Daniel Bar
rett. hi> wife and two grandchildren.
Nlyr,a and Martha Daso. wa SO COM
pletely demolished that not even Il
portion Of the foundation Was left.
Mrs. Barrett. who was the worst man
gled. was carried over a quarter OF Il
mile and dropped in a cemetery. her
dismembered limbs being found about
100 wards further on. There was q
very little left of the womans body.
Her breast and abdomen were reLt IN
two. and her ~entrails. lungs and other
lnlcillu organs ~'tlttItu
through three fields. Daniel Barrett
was carried about forty rods. His
hand was tor II at the wrist and M
lee beaten p pulp. and he suffered
internal g. les. He was still breath
inc when g. nd. but died oon after
ward. Mar ina and Myrta Daso, who
were in another part OF the house.
were left where the house seems to
have gone 10 pieces. Martha. the
eldest. aged II. was apparently injured
only about the head. which was
crushed in ON the left side. showing Il
great hole from which the brain oozed.
Mingled with the blood. the younger.
AGED 10. lay almost in the arms OF her
sister. ana the bones in all parts OF her
.dy We're broken and ground into the
flesh. Nothing could be done 10 re-
lieve the little one- suffering.
George OXingcr. witnesses say. was
lifted from the ground and whirled in
to the air a least 100 feet. OXingers
~lifele>. body was found about 100 RODS
from where il was lifted into the air.
His bones protruded from the flesh
and his body indicates that he came in
contact with many OF the flying trees
ana beams. James Whittle had a
miraculous escape.