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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
Personal MENTION.

&. Miller, Of Uvalde, is at the
Menger hotel.
Jos. Kronacher, of Cincinnati, is
at the Menger.
Francisco Lara, of Guanajuato,
Mexico, who has been visiting this
city for several months, expects to
return to his native state within a
few days.
H. D. Kampmann has gone to
Arkansas Pass, fishing.
Mr.. T. H. Milburn and Miss Car
rie Coley to wed June II, at the
Christian church.
G. w. Woodman and wife left
last night via the |. 4 G. n. rail-
way, to spend the summer in
Memphis, Tenn, chiefly for the
benefit Of Mrs. Woodman's health.
w. Y. Ryburn, of San Angelo,
Texas, is in the city, stopping at
the Mahncke.
J. p. McAfee, we'll known ranch
man Of Pearsall, is stopping at the
Maverick.
Prof. Thomas Fitz-Hugh, Of the
State University at Austin, is in
the city stopping at the Maverick.
J. A. Wassenich, Of Luling, is in
the city, stopping at the Mahncke.
William Wellmer, a well-known
merchant Of Austin, is in the city,
accompanied by his daughter.
They are stopping at the Mahncke.
James F. Power, ranchman Of
Refugio, is in the city, accompanied
by Mrs. Mary F. Swift and Mrs.
Agnes Shelly. They are stopping at
the Mahncke.
w. S. Carson, Of Fort Scott, Kan,
is in town. He is guest of the
Maverick.
c. r. Martin, of Denison, is at
the Maverick.
w. NJ. Upton, of Santa Fe, N. NJ,
is at the Menger.
Mrs. Samuel L. Hahn and daugh-
tiers, Misses Martha and Louise,
leave today via Southern Pacific
for Pennsylvania, where they will
spend the summer.
Chief Deputy United States Mar
shall, John B. Walter left today
for Palo Pinto county, for visit
w. E. Cox, local attorney, has
returned from a trip to Oklahoma
He reports business lively up there
J. w. Riddle and wife are at the
Menger, from Galveston.
A. B. Vogel, an insurance man
from California, is at the Menger
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

them being the Springfield Republic
an, securing the broad and varied
training that comes with newspaper
work. While so engaged he also made
for the Massachusetts bureau of labor
statistics a special investigation of
proft-sharing, which was the begin
ming of a general interest in that sub
ject in this country. In 1883 he was
called to the chair of political economy
at Bryn- Mawr. being made a full pro-
lessor there in 1892. His study of SOci-
ology had begun in 1872. In an official
capacity in the American Academy of
Political and Social Science he has
written much. and the American Eco
nOmic association has edited several of
these publications. He is now work
ing upon two books, The Principles of
Sociology" and Contributions of Eco
nOmic Theories"
The most interesting and important
feature to be inaugurated with the
creation of this department is the So
called plan of Laboratory and field"
work.
In the statistical laboratory" each
student will be given an opportunity
to work over the actual statistics Of
population, the relation of classes, the
distri button of wealth, the true signiti-
canoe of the statistics of crime, vice
and poverty, so as to grasp the under
lying causes. 1t is planned also to
utilize this laboratory work for the
tabulation and preservation of the
| large amount of statistical infOrma-
ton gathered by the charitable socie-
ties, which is now so largely wasted,
so as to make it a bureau of sociology
zeal information for this country It
is interesting to know that under the
supervision of Prof. Mayo-Smith the
advanced students recently tabulated
the New York city police census of the
unemployed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
PRACTICAL SCIENCE.
Columbia College Inaugurat5s a
Department of Sociology.
1t Will BE in Charge of Prof. Franklin ii.
GidGinEs, Young Sian OF Remark
able Ability and Learning
The Work Explained

The Inauguration of a department
of sociology in the university faculty o.
political science at Columbia college is
a notable event, not merely as a
marked development of university in
structiOn in this country. but also as a
utilization of the natural advantage
this college possesses for the inyesti-
CATION of this and kindred subjects. 1t
is obvious that the ability of colleges
to give thorough training must largely
| vary with their surroundings. Medi-
cine can only be well taught where
there are great hospitals. music where
it can be heard in all its varieties. and,
most of all. sociology where humanity
can be studied
This natural limitation, says Har-
per's Weekly, gives to this new depart
ment at Columbia advantages which
must make it at once the natural
center for the study of this vast and
vital subject. AS the greatest center
of American population. New York
furnishes of necessity the most full
and varied opportunity of social condi-
tons. In this great city are sections
so densely inhabited that the people
living on one block would not have
room for burial on the ground they
live upon. Here is every range Of,our
body-pOlitic, from the sO-called multi
millionaire to the lowest and vilest
dregS of society. the widest range of
nationality and trade. Here is great
natural laboratory of modern social
conditions waiting investigation.
President Low, of Columbia, for
many years has been president of the
University settlement, which has done
such admirable work in the tenement
districts of New York, and has as we'll
taken leading part in nearly every
public movement of philanthropE or
humane character in recent years. In
deed the institution of this depart
ment has long been his personal wish,
and it is largely to this interest that it
has been inaugurated.
Three years ago a special course of
lectures on this subject was begun by
Prof. Franklin II. Giddings, who has
just been appointed to fill the newly
created chair of sociology in this de-
partment. Prof. Giddings was born in
Sherman. Conn, March %. 1850: he
was graduated with an A. b. from
Union college in 1877; he then worked
for ten years on newspapers, among
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
THE LITTLE TERROR.


the Street Car.
1t was a very cunning little child,
just beginning to talk says the New
York Herald, and its mother manipu-
lated it 50 as to show its sweetness to
the best advantage for the rest of the
passengers. The lady who sat beside
the mother on the cross seat of the car
smiled at it, the woman opposite
chirped at it, the man across the aisle
let it play with his cane. Amid all
these attentions the little one crowed
and laughed and squirmed around in
the very ecstasy of pleasure.
Every now and then, however, the
child turned toward the lady next to it
and regarded her with fixed admira
ton. Finally it put out it's chubby
hand and cautiously felt her nose
through her veil. Then everybody
looked at the nose and saw that it was
very red. Conscious of this observs-
ton the woman with the nose got red
cheeks and a red neck. The nose in
the meantime lighted up like beacon,
greatly to the delight of the baby, who
grabbed at it under the impression,
evidently, that the nose had been col.
Ored up for its especial enjoyment.
Pity" cried the child, trying at
the same time to take hold of the
nose.
The unfeeling man with whose cane
the baby had been playing grinned as
he picked up the discarded stick and
the mother tried to choke the baby off
with kisses. The other women smiled
sweetly-all but the woman with the
red nose. She was mad enough to bite
the child's head off. But the little in
nOcent began to pinch its mothers
nose, and make a mental comparison
between that organ and the nose shin
ing through the veil. This was GER
tainly OdiOus. But the closer the in
FAINT studied the two noses the more
satisfied it appeared to be that the red
nose was the prettieSt and most de-
sirable. So it playfully grabbed the
red nose once more, to the equal dis
comfiture of the owner of the nose and
the owner of the baby. At that point
the woman with the nose arose and
made for the door, the baby began to
yell with disappointment, and the
spectators laughed merrily.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
CITY NEWS.

-Jessamines and other cut flow
ers, also baskets and designs made
to order at San Antonio Nursery.
6 7 5t F. B. ROsENBERGER.
Lost, between Joske's and Gem
etery, lady's small oXidized watch :;
finder return to 20 Losoyo street
and get reward. 81 1T
Juan AvalOs, aged . months,
died in Ward No. 2 yesterday from
entero colitis, and Emma Mary
Kunce, aged 2 years, died today at
No. 1906 West Houston street, from
measles and whooping cough.
Furnished room, with or with
out board, No. 20 San Juan street.
Z st
"A new covering is being
placed on the uitch in front of the
Southern hotel.
"A picnic managed by Miss
FlOrencia EsparZa will be given
at Parker's picnic place next Sun
day.
Spanish mackerel, fresh, today.
Bond & Co., 625 Main Ave. 81 If
"A fishing party leaves tonight
for the Guadalupe river above
Kerrville, to be absent few weeks.
1t is composed of Mayor Paschal,
Jeweler Louis Ulrich, Insurance
Agent Capt. Stone and Funeral Di-
rector Jim Burnett, the latter to
furnish the good luck.
"A bathing party out to the
Sulphur wells will take place to-
night.
Wanted To buy a gentle
horse and express wagon. Apply at
2OS Ord street, cor. Olive st. 6S2t
Another sudden wind storm
broke over our city at 4 80 o'clock
this morning and tore off a few
more signs on Commerce street
and limbs of trees about the city.
The storm was cut off as suddenly
as it came.
B. j. Mauermann & Bro. have
oCS III OllO SlCStlOll vi d DlS ware
house on Walnut street, Ward 6,
to cost $1,000.
DR.. J. d. Westervelt, of Alice, is
at the Southern.
Mrs. Henry Jonas, who has been
visiting her parents-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Jonas, ST., leaves
this evening for Ger home in Hons
ton.
Lost, lady's gold watch and
chain on Alamo plaza or st. Mary's
street. A liberal reward will be
given by leaving it at 6lS Market
street. 6 s IT. Mrs. &. F. SIGMoND.
-"Sleeping Ida" Baumert who
has been in cataleptic trance at
the hospital for several days, be-
came partially conscious yester-
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
Greater Than the Ferris.

A much bigger wheel than the
great Ferris wheel is being erected
at Earl's court, London. 1t is a
4OO-foot wheel, and will carry
1000 people in fifty cars. Three
restaurants will be built on plat
forms at varying heights on the
supporting towers, and a big ball
room will crown the towers at the
axle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
Recorders Court.

Henry Wallace, disorderly, S..
WillieIRomine, disorderly, dis
missed.
John Gilligan, fighting, 81.
J. T. Sanford, fighting, 81.
II. F. Priest, drunk. 81.
M. Garcia, disorderly, S..
John McGough, disorderly, s..
F. Hernandez, disOrderly, trans
ferred.
Refugia st. Falin, abusive Ian
guage, dismissed.
Augustin Soto, suspicious char
actor, continued.
Vivian Garcia, suspicious charac-
ter, continued.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

Bingo-I tell you, dear, I had to work
hard last night.
Mrs. Bingo-So judged by what 1
Bingo-What do you mean?
Mrs. Bingo-A workman is known
by his chips, isn't hem. Y. World.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

Prisoner-What does the Judge say
about my case?
Lawyer-Ile'S nOn-committal.
Prisoner-Weil, I'm glad of that. L
was afraid he would give me seven
years.-Judge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

Father-Do you really desire to make
my daughter happy?
The Suitor-Certainly
Father - Then don't marry her
Halo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08

Patient-Well, doctor, how's my
lung?
Doctor-Pretty fair-it will last as
long as you live.-Hallo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
TO BE SIFTED.
Charges Preferred Against the
Belligerent Colonies.

Charges Preferred Against the
Belligerent Colonies.
City Marshal Druse yesterday
instructed Officer Rogers, Of the
Houston street patrol, to arrest
Col. J. II. McLeary and Col. w. H.
BROKER, on charges Of fighting,
each and Col. McLeary on the
charge of carrying sword cane.
The affidavits were made and this
morning Officer Rogers arrested
Col. McLeary in his office on the
above charges, and then began to
search for Col. BROKER. The cases
have grown out of the quarrel
these two attorneys had Wednes-
day afternoon on East Houston
street and will be heard before the
Recorder tomorrow morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-08
Mrs. Burnett on Parents.


AS the days have gone by when
the explosive old comedy father
commanded his son or daughter
with suitable profanity to enter in
to a matrimonial alliance upon the
spot with the heiress or heir whose
fortune he considered a good thing
to have in the family, or whose
acres he desired to add to his own,
so | think the obstinate and unin-
telligent parent is becoming be-
lated institution, writes the author
Of "Little Lord Fauntleroy" in the
June Ladies' Home Journal. But
that these exceptions still exist we
all know, and it is to these eXcep-
tions take the liberty of speak
ing. 1t was not your child,
but you, yourself, who decid-
ed that he should bear the
burden Of life, the helplessness of
childhood, the mistakes Of ineXpe.
rienced youth, the disappoint-
ments of maturity, the certainty
of death, and all these having been
forced upon him it is he, and he
alone, who should be allowed the
right to- decide under what circum-
stances he will endure or make the
best and highest of them that he
may. Give him all the help his
youth needs and your maturity
can supply give him all love, sym
pathy and tenderness Of your most
unselfish and purely impersonal
self. But when this is done and
we'll done, in the name Of justice
let him decide, and when he has
decided, do all you can to oncour-
age him by loving, tender and
sympathetic words of advice and
announcement.
, 1894-01-04
Gin hibihes Gefdenf.

Die Qln9eitelten Ser Noroieite .3petgz
Station beS Boitz0 epartementS iiberreicb>
ten ibrem 8or9eieBten, bem Superinten=
benten Sbeo6or Stimmung aus Qnerten>
nung Der guten 6ibrung ieines NmteS
ulo oer b~eionOerS freunOi6aftli6en 8e>
%5tcbun9en 3u ietnen 11nter9e6encit cine
pracbtpoQe gOl6ene llbr nit 0iamant.
9ielelbe trGgt fOl9en6e Sni9rtft:
Presented to Col. Theo. Stunning
from the Employees Of the North
Division Postal Station. Jan. l. 1894.
gu Sbigem lit nocb SIT bemerfet, baB
ieoer e~tn5elne Der NngelteQten iein S6erf=
Ictn ba5u b%eigetragcn 6at, Sic Nn9eiteIten
%ernannten etn Golnite aus Ben betoen Gltec
iten 8rieftriigern Serrn G6eobor Bed unb
German S6un1an beitebe1tb, tpelcbe ben
alten SoI0aten aus iei1er Office III bic
Wtitte bes Scales fi6rteu, tporauf ourd
ben 8ormann 6errn Q8tlbelm &arner mi i
elmer netten Qlnipra9e bte ltebcrrcic6ung
itattfanb. Sberit Stimming bate
OurcbalS feline @bnung bon eiltem iolc6en
8orbaben un6 ipor gdn3lic6 ibcrralcbt,
9erieIbe nabm bas @eicbenf cntge9en uil6
belt bterauf cine 6iibicbc Ge6e, banfte 6en
@ebern aus inni9ftem 6er3en urb betonte,
baB bic 6reunbi3aft itets BET i6m in @rz
t%nnerung bleiben tpitroe.
, 1894-01-04
Die beirath Ser R6nioin".

Ofon idbreibt Der y6rff. 3tg." aus QmItere
Dam, 9. Oc5e116er @eitern lit ell STUDENT
IN Der b%ieiigen llniperlitdt nit elmer Differ
tation Die 0ctrotD Oer &0niginy gum
9oftor Der 9tccbtc promopirt poroen. @r
iclbit geltcbt 5u, OaB eS iidb bier I'M cine
lebr 0eltfotc 6ra9e banoeIt, ALIEN nit 9tebt
rlacbt CT oaralf aufmertiam, oaB BET elmer
tun1ttgcr1 OetratD Der iungen Q8ilDclmtna
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fen lalien, tDeB0aIb Die Nnregung Oieier
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tportung burcb ben 0eieBgebcr 6ringeno
notDtpenoig eri9eint. 0arf Der 5ufinfti9c
Brt158entdbl etn regieren0er eitropGiicber
6llrlt letn? gSel3en Gitel iou er fubren?
&ann ct i'm Sale Der 0er6inoerung Der
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aus Der GDe DerO0rgeDenoen &inOcr ben 81
tel yBrtn5en oOcr Brtn5eiitnnen bon SrQz
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befcblsbobcr beS 6ccreS ernannt tperben?
lteber ale bieie Sragcn icbnetgt bie Ser
f%aiiun9 Doaitdubig, tie beitimmt mn, DaB
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6G6tgfett, ben S6ron Su beiteigen, nit Dem
Is. GebenSiabrc etntrttt. l1no geraoe bier
erDebt iib Die aIeri0ipierigite 6ragc, nGnlz
licb Die, % Sugleib nit Der itaatsrcc6tlichen
aub Die biirgerltcbe 8oQiGbrigfeit "eintritt?
98enn Deri6iebcne bcrporragenbe Suriitcn
unb StaatsrecbtSIebrer barauf aucb eiue
bejabenoe Q(ntDOrt gcgeben baben, 10 blei=
ben Oocb Die 8eittmmungen be5 biirgerlic6en
@eieBbudes aucb elmer Derbeiratbetcn So
ntgin %.gegeniiber in &roft; abeS bier fte0t
OeutGi6, boB bic 6rau einc Undergraduate
STEELE ein5unc6men bal, baB ite benz Wtanne
@ehcrlam ibuIbig 1T, DAB iie bieiem iiberz
all bin 81 fol8en bat, no ct ictnen 0obn7
itB auf8ui9lagen tpitnibt, unb baB CT ALIEN
unb auSi6lteBLid iiber Die @%r3te6ung Der
&tnber enti3etOet - 8eitimmungen, MEL
chen cine re9ierenoe 80nigin ais O6cr6aupt
OeS StaateS faum in Der Gage ictn ipir0,
ii6 81 filgeu. 9ieie miiBten icoenfaQs
burb Elm Spe5ial8eIeB, beiien Snbalt ettpa
iauten tpiirbe: y0ie &0nigin lit 0as 6aupt
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nabe5u in 6emiclben Gimme ipie Der Ser
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bat.
, 1894-01-04

$50 GerfdufSIa6cn SonntagS auf 1inD,
entiprecben tie nur eilem porhan6enen 8e7
biirfniB. Gum Gergniigen arbeitct Sonnz
tags 9tiemono, uno no NIGHTS oabci
De~rauSipringt, macbt man Sonntag5 icbon
Sic Subc BON iel6er su. Mancbe @elbdfte
iinb aber auf ben SonntagSperfauf angez
ipieien, nur I'M ibre 8etrie6SfOitcn erz
icDtpingen SI f0nnen unb bem @igent6iimer
etnen &e5enSunter6alt 81 9emd6ren; onz
oere entiprec9en nur SEN @nfor0erungen
bcS BublifumS unb iinb beBbalb ein Sc
biirfniB, gerabelo >pie 6ie Gtien6abnen
unb StraBc16abnen.
@inen Sonniog nacb puritanii6en1
Wtuiter nit SrtebbofSitiIe braucben ipir
bier in Gbica9o nibt, go tpie Die Na9s
frage baS Nngebot re9elt, 10 regclt baS 8es
OiirfniB elmer 9roBcn Stabt sic S%onnta9s7
ru6c. 6err Martin m09c iih Ocsbalb
ipegen pes SeelenbcilS iciner Mitbiirger
nicbt Derunt0iti9en. Die paar 2dbcn, bic
Sonntags in Gbicagu often fin6, ba6en
oenlelben nod feiteH NbbruD gctban.
, 1894-01-04
Cine bohftapIerin.

3u 6em 8eribt iiber Sic Socbitaplerin
auf Der 4. Settle lift nob nocb8utragen:
Srau Torrea ertldrte 6eute Morgen, 6aB
fte baS Opfer elmer Geri9mOrnng iet, Die
bon tbrem IN 8aufegon pobnbaften Sat
ten an9e3ettelt worben lei. Sic babe bic
&ecbnung i'm 2ofota1 0otel besabIen mol
len, bob lei boS @el6 auf Ben 9tatb ibres
WanneS bon Dem @ei6dftsfibret 0own's
slriiGgeptelen tporben. Sic ict gu oer@6e
nit tbrem Wanne g~e3tpungen porben, unb
Derielbe ~perfol8c ite nun, neil ite itb petz
gere, nit i6m 3u leben.
, 1894-01-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gin fOl9en6e 8erionen tuur6en Bauer
latbntBi3etne ausseiteut:
WetIer & 6armer, 3tpei 1it6di9e Gotz
td9es, Sos. 10,41O-10,412 QlUe. ,0", perz
ani6la9t auf $11OO; 6. s. Coleman, 3pet
3itDfige Stats, NOs. 296-298 al 80. ST..
$4,000; Daniel 2pnd6, 1it0dige Gottage,
SEQ. 48 @berbarOtitraBe, $1,000; 8eter
S6oenbOien Gitate, Stpet 4it0dige Stats,
NOs. 212-214 @cit OipiIionftraBe,
$4,000; Sobn Setotn, 2itDdige Stats,
geo. 155 8arclaDitraBe, $3.50; Sames
Nmbroie, 2itOdi9e Stats, go. 122 6ams
lin @oe., $4,000; gilbert 2aut, 2it6fige
Stats, $50. 1889 linton Q(pe., $500
9atpiOn 8ros., BRET 5it0fige Stores un6
Stats, NoS. 3-21 sc. 8oltlinatraBe,
$40, 900; Soiepb B%biuipIon, 4it0diges
g8aarenbaus, 9tos. so 0uIiolb1traBe
$4,000; S, 8rpipn, 1it0ftge Gottage, So,
6543 WfapftraBe, $1,000; 6enrD Mulanbt,
2it0dt9e Stats, go, 814 an So. StraBe,
$1100; 9. B%arenti, 2ltGfige Stats, yfo,
1916 SO. StraBe, $1,000; s.. Qou6er, 3tpei
2ltOftge g8obnbduier, Sos. 3O6-3OS
119. Str, $1,000.
, 1894-01-04
KIetne Uadrtd3ten.

= Eicbter &eriten b~eitrafte beute frib
gSm. S6miot nit $50, neil bieier fi6
geltern 9t6Cbt an Der b>6alltebItraBe
unanitGn6t9 aufgefibrt bate.
- l1eber ben an an6crer STEELE 6iefes
SlatteS beri9teten @~roBi6pin6el lit nod
81 bert6ten, baB 6rau Wilcor. belte firth
Dor 0ttbter &ertten geitan6, nit ibren
Selfers9elfern I'M @an3en $1,000 tpertb
@elb aus $1,000 in 3pan3i9 9oQar7@oIbz
1tltden ben 8anten ent9o6ene Collars
beraus9ciblagen bate.
= @eitern Q(6en6 tpur6e cyo6n 8ropn
BON benz 9oItstiten s, 8rDal1t berbaftet
l1n0 aut Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Station gez
bracbt, ipetl ct bon 8eamten Der Chicago,
Wttltpaufee unb ct. 8aul>8a6n b~eidbuloigt
miro, in einen bteier 8abngeicQibaft gez
bOri8cn Sra6tpagen eingebroben 3u iein
unO Q8aaren, nobe5u i'm Mertbe BON $1,000
barauS 9eito6len 3u ba6er. 9tibter 0ople
1teute tbn 6eute frib BIS gum II. Sanuar
unter $500 8ir9l6aft.
= Die Der 8olisei befannte @mma 8anz
fer itan6 beute frib in Ser 9esplaines
StraBenzS Station Dor 9tibter OoDle unter
oer 0lntlage, ami gteuia6rS>Qtbeno George
6enoel, aus 2519 Cologne Str, in etnem
Salubn auf ser 8eit Ma6iion StraBe, mo
tie betoe 5uiammen tparen, I'M cine golbene
ubr beitoDlen 81 baben. 9ttcbter 9oDle
itberipteS fte tpegen 9tebitobL'S unter $500
8tr9lbaft an 0aS Grtmtnalgeribt.
= Der nele Gorporotionsantpalt 6arrD
&ubenS unb Ser neue Comptroller SO. 6.
N%fer1nan le9ten beute Wtor9en i%brem@mtsz
ctO ab. Serr &ubenS bate NIT ieinem
8orgdnger 6errn &raus cine langere Inter
raoung unb tor6erte feline @ebilfen auf,
porLduftg nocb i'm Nmt 81 blciber. SEER
Nderman lteB itb BON Dem 5tSberi9en 8uz
rea1cbef i'm COMPREHENSIVE sic bts6er
gebrGu6lt6e neutrality-suspicious. aus
chamber ieBen uno CAB SIT ueriteben, oaB
man9erlei 0teformen am 8labe icieu.
, 1894-01-04
Dor fetner Qbiir iiberfoIIen.

S. g. 9l6ricb icbloB e~eitern 9l6en0 gegen
II u3r ietnen SIeiiberlaOen, 446 6arrtion
StraBe, 81 un6 bega6 it9 mach Der 6interz
t9tr, BON no aus cine Greppe binauf in
feline Wobnung fitbrte. 9a ~ipraugen ibm
aus bem 9unfel 3ipei &erle entgegen rnD
DerieBten iDm NIT elmer itumpfen Naffe
meRrere 6iebe auf BEN 8opf, 10 boB ct be-
puBtlo5 SIT 8ooen %ftiir3te, Su bieiem 3u7
itanoe fan6 ibn ieine Trau, als iie pou
bOler Nbnun9en itber iein langeS Nusbleiz
ben in ben 9aben fam. sic benacbricbtigte
iofDrt Or, Bergman unb bieIcr ertl6rte Den
3uitan6 bes aus icd9S @unben blutenDen
WanneS fit 0efd6rlib. QluBer6em MAI ct
ietner 9an8en Saari9aft, un9efdbr 5000,
beranbt tporben, OOb iubt Bic 8Oli5et bis
ieBt per9ebenS nab ben S6Gtern.
, 1894-01-04
Ser 8rpnbet otlt NIGHTS i'm go

- r9er PrOpbet gilt ntcbtS I'M 8Gterz
lanOe".... 9as itebt man auCb pieoer an
Dem Nderbaumintiter Morton bon See
brasfa. Die rSarmerS NQian3" jeneS
States III ndmIic6 in ibrer geitern itattge=
babtcnS fiirbterltb iiber
MtOrtOn hergefa4en. Sn sincm einl9l6gi7
gen 8ei6luiie tpir6 feline ~fernere 8eibez
baltung int 9tmt poIs Elm S6Gog ms 2tnz
gefi3t 6er Sarmer" be5eiBnet. g8te Ser
Selegrapb beute melbet, bat au0 Die
State grange" Observation-Disclosures
8crein) bon gtem= t6ampibtre geiteru einen
8ei6luB gefaBt, in nelbem in biirren
@orten bon BrGiibent Glepelanb Sic 1oz
forti9e neutrality-suspicious. gefor6ert ptrb.
Inter BEN 9teD Oorfer Sarmern lit er
ebeniotpenig beliebt; iiberbaupt 1cbetnt ct
1%nierer geiammten SarmerbepOlferung ais
9tabfolger beS bteberen vSnfeL SerrD"
&usf 6urcbaus nicbt 9enebm. 9obet t0nnen
tie ielbit feline rechte NuSfunft 6ariiber
9eben, mas Bet MortOn eigentIicb gegen le
perbrpben bat. 8ent es peiter nidbts lit,
ais ieine @bit6t, benz langjG6rtgen 1~1nfuge,
Die Sarner auf 3egimentsunfoiten nit
SGmereien 81 perieben, Elm Gn6e SIT macben,
Oann iteuten itA bte glten 2eutcben in Der
Gbat Elm Observation-Disclosures aus.