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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
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Ola cutieklider Hcroad)t.

Nem Dort, Is. Nop. Sn Der
bon finf3ebn 5amtlien bepo9nten
%finfftDdtgen Mietbta1erne 435 @lfte
@traBe e%rreignete ii4 beute frub etns
@rploiion, mie Der Teuermarl@al
glaubt infolge zines Deriu4s, bas
6aus in bic 2uft 81 1prengen. SIM
er1 item @todtperte muroe Elm GROCER
She'll bes TuBbooens aufgerii1en uno
bic Dede erbielt Elm Sod, aber perlebt
murbe Niemanb. 3wei Minuten
nad Der @rploiion brangten ita bic
er19rodenen 8epobnen oes 9au1es
auf ben @Gngen uno Sreppen unb Sc
Der 1ubte 3uerft in's 6reie gu gelanz
gen.
Das gauge 9aus mar nit aufmtrz
belnbem @taube unb bonn @eru4 oe5
entmei9enben @a1es angefiQt. @iner
ber 8emobner te(egrapbirte nah Der
Teuermebr. @ine unterlu4ung Tor
6erte gu Sage, oaB bic @asrobre i'm
Seller burbgei@nitten mar, unb oab
bos entmt4ene @as bas @ebduoe an
gefiqt bate. Wie bic Grplolion emit
1tano, peib man ni&t. Die @a@e
ipirb 9enau unter1 u4t merben.
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&cffe Eoufr0ftc.

3acomab, @aib. 13. Nop.
Wi1iam g, Morris, ber Dor einem
Sabre als 8ertreter zines @Dnbttates
Gbicasoer 8aufleute na@ Sapan ge<
gangen mar, bat 3uei ber grobten
Gontratte gu @tanbe gebra4t, bic le
nit ameritanii@en 5irmen abge14lo1z
fen morben limb. Gin @ontratt be-
trift bic 2ieferung bon &inopotelz
flei19 fir bic japani14e Mrmee burh
bic Birma Mrmour & 60. Der an
oere betriHt bic 2ieferun9 bon gubz
ei5ernen &Dbren gum 8etrage BON
$37O,OOO fir M%usbebnung Der Walz
Iermerte in Sofio. 9ie &Dbren tperz
ben in Malabama bergeitelt unb be-
bufs @er19iffung na4 Sapan na4
Sacoma 9ei4idt tperoen.
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3serfudte 3uaentaleiiuma.

@bicago, IL. Nop. Sic geftriz
9e Teier our @rinneruns an bic Sim
ri9tung bon @pieB, parions, @n9el
unb Slider unb bic Selbitri9tung
BON 2ings bdtte um elm 9aar cine
auqemetne S%obtenfeter perben t0nnen.
Ser 3ug, mel@er etpa 800 ber 5reunz
be unb @eno len Der @eri9teten na4
benz Walbbetm : Trieobofe bra4te,
murbe an Der 20. 40. @trabe, 9erabe
bort, mo- bon Der Nortbern puctfcz
6auptltnie Elm Mebengeleii e na9 Der
iiber bic Mabi1onz@ trabe fibrenben
2inte iih ab3metgt, bon etnem Mfonne,
be11en Namen man 5tpar tennt, aber
Der iid na&ber unii@tbar gu MAIDEN
mubte, gum Gntgletien gebra4t, unb
apar lit es bic Mni i6t Der meiiten 8ez
fbeilitgen unb. ielbit Der 8abnbeamz
ten, baB cine b0smilige Mbii@t porz
laq. @erabe als Der aus Is Wagen
BEL tebenbe Grtra3ug ii9 Der Wei@e
an qenannter @teue nGberte, mari
elm anqebli9er @r=8remi er oer Norz
tbern pocifcz8 abn, Namens Mtuer,
bic @eiae 10 beriiber, oab bic 2ocoz
motipe auf bas Nebengeleiie ging.
Raum tpor bas erite @dberpaar bes
DampfroNes iiber bic @ei4e, als ber
8ube bie1elbe mieDer 5%uriidteQte unb
1&leurisit fortified. Man bat 6es
Serbs nod ni@t babbaft perben t0nz
men @ei3er unb 2otomotipfibrer
tonnten 1i9 bur4 Mbipringen retten;
lebterer tru9 einen Mrmbru4 oapon.
3mei YaNagiere erlitten erbeblt@e
0erIebunQer.
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Vcacr= g mtQt0utcu.

Dort, Is. Nop. Ser Dam
pier rMbriatic" BON Der @bite @tar
2inie nabm cine @eleq14aft BON 20
Negern an 8orb, bic na9 2iberta reiz
len mp0ten. 9ieie r3pan3i9" btlben
cine Dirt Worbut Der Mrmee bon 1000
Nesern, melae ii4 in iuoli@en 9afen
5uiammengefunben baben unb nur
auf bas @ei1e9elb marten. 9ie Ser
pflegung bie1er 2eute itebt unter 2eiz
tung bes Sare McM}ilan, zines Meiz
ben, Der in Birmingham, Mla., anfalz
ia lit unb unter benz S4uBe beS 8tz
i&ofs Burner bon Der ~Mfrican Mez
tbobiit Episcopal @bur4" ftebt.
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dj Sheutu0 0cbt.

Berlin, Is. Mob. Raiier Mtlz
belm bon 9eutf4lanb bat bic @efignaz
tion bes preuBii@en Suit5miniters
Or. 9ermann b. @4eQtng an9enomz
men unb ben Dr. S9Dn1tebt, friberen
prdiioenten bes Mppeqationsgeri4tes
in @e0e, gu ieinem Na&fol9er erz
nannt. Or. @90nitebt lit &atboltt
unb feline poltti14en Mniidten limb
ni9t betannt. Gs beiBt, bab bic Cont
i%erpatiben nit ber Grnennung etnberz
itanben }inb. Or. b. @4eQing lit
our4 bic @erleibuns bes @robtreu3es
bes rotben Mblerorbens NIT 9tamanz
ten oeebrt mprben.
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Erlaa ser !0unoS>putb .

@aibington, .. g., 16 Nop.
Das %pierjGbrige SD9ter4en bes an
Dumberton Mpenue pobnbaften s. 8.
McDermott, mel4es Dor 9 Mo9en
bon einem 9unbe gebihen moroen
mar, 1T seltern nit alien &n3ei9en
Der 6unbsmutb ~9eitorben. Der 9uno
bate bas Sinh 3meimal ms @eii4t
qebiGen unb glei4 barauf ben 9uno
zines Na@barn angegriffen unb mar
bann per1@munben. Mm @onntag
Mprgen murbe bas Rinb bon &rdmz
pfen befallen, in Golge beren bic 9alsz
briiien ii9 i@loNen. @aher pies lie
emit ebt bon ii4. Ser gebtnene 9uno
3eist ebenfans @puren ber Mutbzz
trantbeit.
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~ nard)itcniurd,t Yctcrspmra.

~ ard1iitcniurht YetcrsrnrA'
Yetersburg, Is. Nop. 0or9ez
1tern, am Sage Der @inbrlnguns Der
2ei9e bes 3aren, bat man ben 8eipeis
bafir erbalten, baB bic Jur4t por
ben Mibili1ten, >pel@e un3meifelbaft
bqs 2ebt11 bes G3aren Mleranber perz
tiir5te, burd bic Sbronbeiteigung BON
Mitolaus benz 3meiten nt4t beieitigt
murbe. 2aut poli3eili@er 8%erflgung
murbe Niemanh g~eitottet. etnen Bal
ION ober Elm Dad gu betreten, obtpohl
eintge magbalfi9e ODER priptltgtrte
perionen auf iol@en geieben muroen.
Diei elhen 1ebten 1t@ inbeB elmer
@elbbube bon flnf5ebn Rubel rpe9en
uebertretuns bes 8erbotes aus. Muz
Berbem bate bic Poli3ei bic @4liez
Bung a1er 6en1ter uno 9biren perz
fist unb bic 9ausbeiiber puroen oaz
fir berantportli6 gebalten, eab 1i@
bic in ibren 9Guiern befinbli4en 2euz
te gut betragen, mGbrenb Der 2ei@enz
aug an ben elben po%riibertommt. Die
GreigniKe BADEN aber ge5eigt, boB ale
bie1e @or1i@tsmaBregeln bGtten unz
terlaNen tperben tDnnen unb bab audi
bic Sruppen, mel9e in ben @traben
@palier bilbeten, ni@t nDtbig getpelen
rdren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

tduidten 9%ufnunsen, Der 8itternib
unb ben Sor9en Elm Gnoe ma@te.
stir ben tommt meme 9iilfe gu
1pGt", meinte Der berbetgerufene @rot
bes .Glowerz9oipttals" na& elmer
Fii9tisen llnteriu4ung, unb oann
idaften lie bic 2ei9e in bic Moreue.
SDpel bate bic Shat iorgfaltts &C.
plant unb ale 0orbereitungen nit
ber arDbten uml&t setroffen. gr
16rieb brei Yriefe, ie einen an bic Yoz
li3et, an Grau S@amus, BEL Der sr
loairt bate, unb an 5rau 20fner.
en- benz eri teren Sdreiben c%onltatlrte
Der Selb1tmDrber, baB feline 9e1@dfz
tiaunaslo iigteit i'm in ben Sob treble.
@r 19ulbe 5rau S4amus unb Jrau
QDfner $500 fir Soft uno boffe, oaB
Der @ertauf ieinsr 9ablelisteiten biefe
Summe gang ooer tbeilweiie oedn
mDoe. Die beiben anberen 8riefe bat
ten einen dbnliden Snbalt 'unb ga
ben in einfaden tur5en Morten benz
8eDouern Musbrud, baB der Dot
tor" feline @9ulb nt@t p01is abtragen
fpnnte.
- Sn Wilburton, i'm Snoiaz
nerz Serritorium, purbe @tlan 2etpts,
elm aum Sobe bur9 Yulber unb 8let
p%erurtbeilter Gboctam M0roer. bonn
Sheriff purslep bineeri9tet. Die
&usel aus Der Win&eiterbi&ie oes
SberiF traf bus 9er3 bes 8erurtbeilz
ten ni9t, ionbern 9ing einen Sou
oberbalb Der 8ruitpar5e our@ ben
&0rper unb Der @erurtbeilte muRte,
um 1einem 2eiben Elm Gnoe gu mo-
den, erpiirst perben. Sbertf ours
len Be ir9tete l1nruben, benin er bate
Dor Der 9inri4tung cine 9epel4e bon
Qemis' 6reunben erbalten, tportn lie
linn NIT ibrer Ra4e brobSn, unb CT
bate bunbert Big an bic 3abne be-
mafnete 9ilfsiberiHs auf benz &i@tz
plQBe. On ber &i9titGtte angetoms
men, betete 2epis unb bielt cine tur3e
Mn1prade. Damn 3o9 CT Rpd, Welte
unb @tiefel aus unb Der @berlf
matte elm &reu5 unmittelbar unter
1einer linten 8ru itwar3e. 2epts iebz
te 'i9 bann, uno bic Mugen puroen
inn perbunben. Wdbrenb 3tpet Mdnz
ner linn bic 9dnbe btelten, 1te1te 1id
ber @beriH flint SUB bon benz @erurz
tbeilten auf unb ~feuerte. 9ie &ugel
our9bobrte ben &0rper 2etpis'. bate
aber bas 3iel gefeblt uno 2epts lant'
ben &opf 3uriidperfenb, @4mer5ensz
laute ausitoBeno, gu 8oben. 9as
8(ut entitr0mte Der Wunbe. I'm bic
6entersarbeit gu po1enoen, mar Der
Sheriff ge3pungen, benz M0roer bic
Na1e 3u5ubalten. bab CT er1tidte: Gr
lebte nod breibig Minuten, no4oem
ct ben @4uB erbalten bate. @s be-
Fnoen fi& nod peitere 26 Snoiansr
unter Mntlase tpegen oei1elben Morz
oes, fir ben Qenis ben Sob erlitt.
Wenn 1e pro3eKirt meroen, befir@tet
man l1nruben, oa ibre 6reunoe en-
pDrt 1inb. 2emis mar 81 Sabre alt.
(@eitb<m einsetroffene @a&ri&ten la{z
fen bie5e Befir4tungen fir unbegrinz
bet eri&einen. Ser Hot.)
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Ghctut bod wabr II, fetn.

Sopbia, 8ulgarten, 16. Nop.
Die tiir5li4 aus Gonitantinopel an
bic 2onboner r9ailp Stems" geianbte
unb audi bon uns mitgetbeilte Depez
1&e, bab in Der @egenb BON @aNoun,
in Der MGbe BON Moo1b, in Surtti@z
Mrmenien, BEL einem ueberfaQe ber
&urben 5000 Mrmenier, eini4liebli4
BON 6rauen unb &tnoern nteber9ez
meBelt murben, mirb an 9etneno burA
bic tiir3li4 in 8arnd etngetroffene
Na@ri9t beftdti9t, baB eine @4aar
8a1bi 8ohuts mebrere arment1@e
9Dr fer iiberf aQen, unb 5000 per1onen
qetDbtet uno permunoet 6abe.
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Sturttt III (GnrOpd


8ru{fel, Is. Nop. 8elgten
murbe BON einem fur9tbaren Srtan
betmGe1u9t. 9ier uno in Der lms
gegeno purben per14tebene Neubauten
nieber9etpebt unb bon anoeren 9duz
fern tpurben bic 0G@er ab9ebedt.
Drei Qeute murben getDbtet unb piele
unbere perleBt.
6amburg, Is. Npp. 9amburg
murbe bon einem 9rtan beimgeiu@t,
mel9er ber @tabf unb ben tletne1l
i'm @afen liegenoen Tabr5eugen gro
zen @@aben 3ufu9te. 2iibed bat In
abn(i9er Mei5e gelitten.
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Warftberimte.
Is htcaQD.

Minterpeioen 52-55; Sommers
tpeiaen 45-55; @ossen 47-48;
@erfte 55-56; 9afer 28-31; Corn
46-51; Mebl, patent, per 100 pfb.
3.0O-3.25; &leie 1900; Rleeiamen
8.00-8.50; Tla&s Las; 9eu 400
HOO; Butter, Creamery 1884,;
Butter, Datrp 17-21; Stiere 1926
$50; Riibe 1.65-3.OO; @toters
2.35-3.15; 3dlber SIS; S@peine
4.O0-4.70; S9afe 2.OO-4.15;
2dmmer 2.56-4.3O; Spring 6ubner
IS; @anie per 9ubenb 6.0O-7.OO;
.3miebeln per SAT- 1.25-1.5O; Orb
len $3.50; Iepfel per 1ab LOO
ESQ; &artoffeln $780,; Gier 20;
9onig SIS; 9ontg, aus9elaHen s.
6; Salg 4-5; Mbistep 1928; RG1e,
Creamery 80; 8die, S4mei5er 10
III; &die, 2imburger IS.
M,n"caprlte l. 1t. paui.
@ei3en $50; @oseen 44--45;
Ser tie At; 9afer 30; Corn 81; Tla@s
lao; rpatent" zMlebl per 100 Pfb.
Its; &leie 9.50-9.75; Wiloes 9eu
7.O0-8.O0; Butter, Creamery 18--
"a; Butter, 9atrp 1922; @ier II.
81. Nouts.
@ttere 2.4O-3.60; &ibe 1.75--
2.65; S9meine 4.15A.55; Wei3en
so; Corn 46-47; 9afer 20; Ro9sen
SO.
&autaS 1ttn.
Wet3en 49,; Corn 43-44; So
fer 20; Butter 13-2l, Gter 16.
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Wcuce brajiiijhcS Cabinet.

2onbon, Is. Nop. Ser Shines"
mirb aus @to Saneiro telegrapbirt,
Der n%euertpdblte Prdi toent Moraes
merbe beute in fem Mmt einseieBt
merben. @ein Cabinet mirb pie
folgt 3uiammen geiebt fem: 5tnan5z
Minijter, Senator Mlpes; @etperbez
Miniiter, Deputirter @antoibire; Miz
niiter beS Snnern, Senator Mmaral;
&riegsmintl ter, General @asques;
Miniiter Der a%usmGrtigen Qngelegenz
beiten, Oeputtrter Stlpa.
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y.au,t lad,cuo ocu 0tttbcdcr.

Normi4, Conn.,, 16. Nop. Die
IS cSabr alte 6rau Marp 2elt1on BON
philadelphia ipeiite bier nit elmer
Mn3abl BON Treunoen uno trant tn
8eantmprtung zines Soaites lahenD
Elm @las Garbol1dure in ielbftmoroez
ri14er Mb1i4t. 8alo oarauf mar tie
toot. &einer bet Mnpeienoen bate
cine SeSbee bapgn, baB bas @las Slit
entbielt, Bis bic tDbtli4e @irtung BEL
1e(ben eintrat. 9as Motip fir bic
Shat mar Gram iiber ben Sob ibres
@atten.
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Itc Mablcn III 9fortpeacn.

Gbri1 tania a, Is. Nop. Mit
Musnabme bon 3mei 9iitrttten itnb
bic 8eri9te iiber bic Wablen gum
@tortbing jebt pol1ftdnbt9. 9as @ez
1ultat lit, baB bic &e9te unb bic
partei Der @emdBigten So, bic 2inte
SO Mitglieber erpdblte. Sn ben BET
ben riditdnbigen Diitritten bat tpabrz
i&einlt4 bic Re@te ibre @anbibaten
bur4gebra4t.
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Ylut,aer .>d,muaaler G,npfana.

Sierra 2eone, Sberz@ Guinea,
Is. Nop. Gin liberii4es &anonenz
boot 1@ob auf 8oote bes Der afrttantz
1@en Dampfer : @eieqi@aft 9eborenz
ben Dampfers vMmri3a" mel4e etaen
8er1u9 madten elm Cargo in @ettz
ratoo gu lanben. IS murben 25
2eute our9 bic S@ui1e getDotet. Der
@apitdn bes ~Mmri3a" mar porber
in &enntnib geieBt morben. bab oas
2anben zines Gar9os in @ettratoo,
melfes tein Ginfubrbafen 1T, als eine
l1ebertretuns Der 3oQgeieBe betra4tet
tperben miirbe.
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1ret Htuocr ucrbrauut.

&ellar, 3d., Is. Nop. WGbrenb
Mbrabam Smith unb beien Trau auf
benz 6elbe NIT benz Pfiden BON
8aummoqe be14Gftigt maren, brannz
tie lire 6itte nieber uno lire orei tleiz
men &inber tamen in ben Tlammen
UNI.
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Gin betrathelujtiocr 0rciS.

4 m +, &p., Is. Nop. 9ier
1T bic Na4ri4t eingetroffen, bab BET
IS Sabre ulte General @aiius M.
Clan ieinen Wiuen bur4geiebt babe
uno @ormtttdgs I'M 8 ubr in Wbite
9aQ nit Der Is Sabre alien Dora
&i4arbfon getraut moroen lei.
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Ercme R"uabcraubun0.

&ana Gitp, Mo., Is Nop.
9ier eingelaufene Na@rt4ten beiaaen,
oaB 3ug go. 2 Der MiNouri, Ranz
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
POLICE NOTES.

The policemen on their beats all got a
ducking in. this mornings early heavy
dOwnpOur Of rain.
A Chinaman on South Alamo street
would not give up customers shirt las
night without the ticket or check and as
the man had lost that, he called an officer
and gotit.
The Cox brothers were convicted of
carrying pistols. and fined by the recorder
today. Another chapter in the COXDe
SOria French romance.
John McGOnige, an express wagon
driver, got foxy with a box of axle
grease yesterday on Main plaza. He
asked another driver to smell it and
when the man got his nose close to the
open box, McGOniGIe suddenly clapped
the dirty, greasy stuff firmly over the
fellows nose, mouth and chin. giving him
as nasty a dose as anyone would wish to
avoid. The victim got extremely angry
at the trick and subsequent ridicule and
called an officer. The practical joker
was fined s. by the recorder this morning
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
WILSON IMPoVING.
DIR. Underwood Says He Will be
Here Today or Tomorrow.

DR.. J. c. Underwood, Congressman Will
sons physician, arrived in the city from
Cables ranch last night and registered at
the Maverick.
He was seen by reporter for the LIGHT
this morning, and said: "Mr. Wilson is
getting along nicely. He is able to be up
and is riding around on the ranch. He
expected to come to San Antonio today,
but it is not probable that he will. owing
TO the present weather. He will be here
In day or two, however. On his arrival
here he will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. c. Rely, as Mr.. Rely knew Mr.. Will
son in Virginia, and expects to go north
about the 1lth. | will then return to my
headquarters in the City of Mexico. Your
beautiful climate has had more to do
with restoring Mr.. Wilson to health than
the medical treatment bestowed upon
him. Mr.. Wilson rejOiceS as greatly over
these rains as an old farmer, as he knows
how badly rain is needed in Texas at
present. He is also pleased with the treat
ment received from the local press"
DIR. Underwood is the oldest physician
in the City of Mexico, not in age, but in
the profession, and commands an extensive
pradtice in the Mexican republic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
Calhoun Opera.

Grand Opera house was not packed
with an audience last night, but very
apprPciative number was present, TO hear
Bohemian Girl sung, and were not dis
appointed in listening to some very mu-
steal numbers. The Iibretto was not cut
appreciably and though the score was
written low, the harmony was good and
the chorus, as well as solos. wei! re-
hearSed in technique and cOloring. The
company is very good one and well
worth hearing.
For matinee "Chimes of Normandy
today and said Pasha" tonight. To-
morrow BLACK HuSSar"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07

How cheaply could our country
farmers live, would they only take
advantage of the means in their
reach, without extra outlay to
abridge their present expenditures !!
All around them are to be found,
spelling for the want of use, fat
possums, coons, rabbits, squirrels,
birds, and sometimes larger game,
which could be carted in to make
sleek themselves and families. So
foolish are some of them that they
profess an eXaltatiOn too lofty to
stoOp to "eat pOssun and cOOn,"
when in the city, when rightly pre-
pared, these nectambulists are con-
sidered rare delicacies and find
ready sales. What is better than a
nicely baked and we'll seasoned
possum
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
Organizing and Drilling.

GUTHRIE, o. T., April THE
Division Army of Commonweal Or
ganized here has secured the men,
bership of nearly three hundred
men and are actively drilling.
John Twombley has been elected
commander-in-chtef, and will at
once send recruiting officers to
every town in the territory.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
.alkOWitZ Brothers.
Building in South Heights.


There seems to be a fair sized
"bOOm" on in South Heights
There are now either under way OF
soon to commence there, twelve
new houses as follows:
w. f. Sand ers, in block 26.
Annie E. Glemon, in block 33.
j. d. Supple, in block 80.
Z. |. futile, in block 26.
n. S. Hunsdon, in block 80.
C.S. Lynch, in block 46.
Fritz Schultz, in block 43.
The Company, in block 80.
J. H. Num-, in block 40.
A. c. Beardsly, in block %.
a. Stapp, in block 80.
B. d. Owen, in block %.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
Colored Society Item.

A Pink party was given at the residence
of Mrs. b. w. Earnest, 122 West Elmira
street, last night. A pleasant time was
enjoyed, refreshments was in album
dance, and games, etc. The following
were present: Misses Emma BOyce, Mary
Lawson, LOtrie Lee, Mesdames Lara
Jackson, Geo. Davis, b w Earnest, Lilly
and Clara James Catherine COlston, Clara
Mayse, Leila COlston, and MeSsrS. b. w.
Earnest, b. E. and II Wick, Fred Pulum,
A. Wilson, f T. Moore, P. Mobiles, j.
johnson, r. Givens, H. Ellis, +. Sandals,
II. 7. Boone, A. Saland, l. Singleton, w.
MaySe and Geo. Davis
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
Look out for Remnant Days. Friday Saturday.
l.. WOLF
A THREATENED SUIT.
Marriage a Failure With the
Gould's.

Whereas, had the husband kept faith
with his marriage, no misunderstanding
or threatened separation would have en-
sued.
Mrs. Fannie Gould enters suit against
her husband, Ivan for alleged contempt
on account Of his refusal to obey her COM
mands regarding the purchase of a
Bucks" cooking stove or range. Ivan
objects and wants another brand. And
so the matter stands. Since, by advise
of their friends, the couple have SUBMIT
ed the question to a committee for al BIZ
tratiOn and their verdict is as follows:
We the undersigned committee having
made tests and examined all brands of
Stoves and Ranges proclaim without
exception" that BUCKS STOVES and
RANGES are the most reliable and best on
the market. WAGNER & CHABOT, THE
FAIR Southern Agents. Ait
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
FOR SALE.

Lots on River ave. from $500 to 81 200.
Lots on Government Hill from 1915 to
81 200.
Improved property, Crosby ST., S1,75O.
House of rooms and lot, Dignowity
Hill, 81, $50.
Several fine residences, Avenue D, reas-
enable.
Three fine houses to one owner, on Gov
eminent Hill, good investment.
House and lot, Pine St., on inStallmentS
Lots on E. Commerce St., $500 to 81 200
have several absolute bargains in i'm
proved properly. Owners compelled to
sell.
WIN. WILL, Room 5. Clifford Bldg.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
The New Bishop of Wheeling.

BALTIMORE, April THE Rev.
p. J. Donahue, rector of the Cathe-
dral, will be cOnsecrated Bishop of
Wheeling tomorrow. The ceremony
will be performed by Cardinal
Gibbons, assisted by two bishops.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
Evan Lewis to Wrestle.

CHICAGO, April 7.-Evan Lewis
and Farmer" Burns have been
matched to engage in a catch-as-
catch-can wrestling, match to take
place here tonight for side wager
of $500 and division of gate money.
All holds are to be allowed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07

Conventions are good things, but
more often Gventuate in wind than
anything else. Too much theory
and too little practice is this Seep-
age which undermines the good
that might come out of these gath
erings; scholarly papers are read,
caustic and eloquent speeches are
delivered and the meeting ends in
a blaze of glory, which is soon over,
only that and nothing more.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
GURNEY REFRIGERATORS.

The only Refrigerator filed with mineral
wool takes less ice to run than any other
make-wOnder of the Chicago Exposition.
III. SCHULTZE, JR., Agent.
Reliable Gasoline Ranges and Jewell
Stoves headquarters.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07

J. McCarty has sued F. Teich
for $4,000 damages for injuries from
a fall from a scaffOld.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
Burned while II Rained.

This morning about 4 o'clock, during
the heavy downpour of rain. frame
dwelling on Hood street. Government
HILL was destroyed by fire. The house
was owned and occupied by Mrs. Bishop
and the loss is estimated at about S4O0.
The house was completely destroyed by
the time the fire department arrived and
nothing was saved. The alarm was
turned in by telephone.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07

AS a race, we want no special
legislation, we want no caressing,
we want no social equality with
Incompatible elements, but we do
want common law, "alIke for Jew
and GENTLE" protection in our life
and property, a chance to make a
comfortable livelihood accorded to
others, and to be let alone to work
out our own destiny.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07

Capt. R. G. Ellis, of the Excelsior
Guards, and who has been on the
police force since the present adj
ministration got into power, re-
signed his position last week on
account of unpleasant surround
ings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07
EDITORIAL VAPORINGS,
And Other Notes About Colored
People.

From the Weekly Illuminator:l
A mass meeting of the Colored
citizens of Bexar county is hereby
called to meet April 10, '94, at $3.50
p. m. at Jungbecker's hall, corner
Chestnut and Crockett streets, to
elect a Celebration committee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07

Rev. NJ. E. Terrell, of Galveston,
is in the city, and will assist Rev.
Chushingberry in a revival at the
New Light Baptist church. Rev.
Terrell is pastor of one of the lead
ing Baptist churches of Galveston.
Everybody is invited to come out
and hear him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-07

Since the resignation of Capt. r.
G. Ellis from the police force, the
City Hall has been literally packed
with applicants, ready to sacrifice
the comforts of home and present
lucrative (?) positions to serve the
dear city.