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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

- Sieier Gage iuurOen Die Seupb=
ner Dpn Pleaant plains our6
Die 0erbaftln9 oes s"iueiten Heoatteurs
oes bort eriheinenoen Ylattes ,Gbam=
pion", Milium y. sd, ipe9en Grab
i1dnoung in Oas b0GIte Griiauuen
pericBt. sd miro nit Der 0erilbung
bes inn CUR Salt gelegten Sergcbens in
Dem Srieoboie Der v8eieli6ait Der
Sreunoe" bei6uloi9t. Gr imtellte i'm
&auIe oes Sages SiirSihait in SObe
bon 800 uno luuroe in Sreibeit 9e=
iebt. 9lm Wur9en Oes 10. Nopember
b. s., zines SOnntags, gingen orei
junse Wlo6en auf Den SrieobOf, i'm
Die 6rdber ibrer gngebDri9en Oaielbii
81 i6milfen uno fanOen pierSebn 8rab=
iteiue u%mseluOrfen OOer sertriimmert
ooer ionlt entItelt Dor. Sie Mitglie=
Der Der r8eleli6ait Der Sreunoe" lua=
rem oariiber bD6It entriiitet, bradten
i'm Stillen $500 auf uno betrauten
einen 8ebeimprliSilten nit Der Gnt=
oetun9 oes 8rabI1lnocrs. Sd ma6te
iib Dem Yolisliten ge9enilber Der Ser=
iibun9 Der Shat uerodbti9; Der lebters
entlOfte ibm unter Dem Siegel oes Der.
trauens uno Der Yeri6wie9enbeit Elm
@eitdnoniB 0b uno sd wuroe Daraui-
bin perbGitet, Itellt aber Die Shat iebl
beitimmt in Nbre0e. Seine Gntld9eI
bebaupten, ouB er Die Grabibdnouna
our Habe III benz aauSeu Srte fii,
Elm ibm an9etbanes unrett besan9eu
babe.
4m 9. SUM piro 8
Moines eiuen ntren Staotpart aul
OiiiSiele Weiie leierli6 erOnnen.
4m s. Mai tritt oas Staats-
obergeridt in Ses MOiues suiam,
men. is lieSen 254 Sale sur Yers
banOluns Dor.
- gu Davenport wuroen am
q. 9lpril Swei gl9itatOren aus Der Ir.
NEE Oes ,0eneral" SelD ais UOltsauf.
iuie9ler ~9eidn9lih einseSogen.
Sas II WDnote alte 3ino oes
Srn. 6r. Galtins, in Der Ndbe bon
S Owa Stir. iiel in Elm YutteriaB,
10 bab es lib ni6t berauibelien tonnte.
Oils Die Wutter es iano, mar oas Geber
e~ntflOben.
Su Clinton County iinr
bic Wirtbe i'm ye9rihe. ii9 sum g0ioer.
itanoe se9en Oas Wlulct . 1eieB 81
raiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

lin | llbr Sonntu9 Mot9en itarb in
Der gSoDnuns hires S0wie9crlobnts,
Gte Der Safion StroBc uno Iincrln
Npe., Sittme Maria Gacsli. Sieielbe
mar aus Der S6weiS gcbiirtis rno fam
i'm Sabre 1854 na0 Nmcrita uno Su=
buQuc. Sbr Gatte iturb i9on ppr 10
Sa6rcn. Sic binterldBt 4 &inoer:
Ocn Staotmurihall s.. Jtnesli, glnton
Got9li, unO 6rdu SOtob &oesner BON
bier, ipmic 6rau SatOb 9lbin9er pon
Monticello So. Sas SegrGbuiB fano
Sicnatng I'M 9 Hin BON Der SerS SeIu=
Stride ans nuG Dem oeutlhen=tatbOll=
I0en 6rieObOic itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Grpurt Bier.

Die Dubuque Mating Company,
apcI6c ibrcn Bang als lcitcnoe
Draucrei ocs Stantcs SOMA i'm.
mcr 1cbauptct, bat eiu p%or5I9liE
Dies uGrpprt Bier" auf Den Warft
sefcBt, melGcS in .Slai6cn
81 baben 1T, uno oas Suouame
cinen mirflihcn Huf ais Sraucrci=
centrum Soipa'S bcrcitet, no cs
perfdiift miro. Sasiclbc miro fos
ftenirci an ir9cno cine sloreie Der
Gtaot sclieiert. SeIepbons0nms
msy 81,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Sanfiagnna.

@len oenen, wel6e unierer Satin
unO Wtutter, 6rGu SObunna Stenens,
lpdbreno ibrer &rantheit be~i9eitdnoen
unD iib al ibrem 2eiGenbe9dn9niIe
betbeili9t baben, ipre6en mir hermit
unieren berSli6iten Sant fir ale er=
iuieienen Siebesoienite aus.
SO9n Stefiens, jr.,
ln0 Ginoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

gu GreitOn bat lid 81.
Grube, tpelGsr sefdnslid einse3osel
ipOroen mar. neil ct obi50ne 2iteratut
ourh bic Yoit %nerianot bate, i'm 8e'
fansniile erbanst.
- gu Sttu M bat Die Stabt-
berpaltuus cine 2icens bon $1,000 81
Der 5000 Steuer bes Wulct : 8eieBes
aut @irtbi6aiten gelest. SroBoem
glaubt man, DAP II @irtbe lire
Wlrtbi6aiten weroen pnen balten
tDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

gu gteu Mien mllrDcn oerfl. @OGc
in Der ct. Sonifatius=&irbe OOiclblt
Serr ". .. 2e6tenber0 nit Sri. NnnN
gSeit6off BON 9tep. Sc6tcnber9 BON Ct.
Soicpb, Dem bobW. SruOer oeS Srdu=
ti9amS, ebeli6 getrNut. 9toG Der
tir6li6en 6eier funO cine 9emIltDliNc
So6seitSfeier I'M Sauie Oes Sriluti=
cams i'm engeren 6reunoes= uno Ser
manotentreiie ltatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
sage t,t bmrSti6es.
8crciuigte Staatcn.

Guitis, 9teb., 1. Wtoi.
@erther ocrr @ouuer.
SIS bat Giott Dem Nerru 9cialcu Srol So
iepbilla Otei9Cr an 30. 2lprIl III ell bel'ercS
ScIieit5 III ru'cu. Nie Neritorbcne, WCttilt
beS Serrn DiriQcr, aus 9@lSconiiu Gebiir-
zig, mar am T.. ,\luu y. !. crit uGcD 9tcbro9tn
9etommeu, no lie am II. ,Suni Derbeiratet
poroeu mar. Sbr cbClihco slid mar iCbo6
pou tur;cr CNuer, Oem Jest uo6 10 Ntono
1e Nro , 2&o6eu, bat Der &,err oaS crit fins
lid gei6luugeuc @bebolo gel0it. Der 9rOBte
S6merS iir Den ilm9eu, oIlgemein ~ge,dGBten
@atteu mar, DaB Die &ccroI9ulg nidt inter
tir6li6eu Geremonicn pOr9euommel werbelI
t%ouute, oa mir tCincn tOtboliideu frieIter
bier babell. yiebCr yciCr, luelm on otele Seller
lieblt, 10 lprid eiu Batter Inner mir Die Gee
lenrWbe Der 10 fylb bartholomew.
,Sbr EotG! N9cnt
a Al . ~ A., Il, - q H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Cots bel Cclmcin III bcrfautcn.

@etduutlib piro has StGbt6en Selueill
III unlerem Staate bic Sauptssb0ite Der Gbi.
cage great SSeiteru Giieubabn erbalten. ga
oiele Staot III Babe baber ellell beoeuten.
ben Quil9wuns nebmen wirb, 10 mo6teil
mir Seben, Der bort Qarb fauieu nil, eriu=
den, ii6 OIL uts INN yerfauispreiie ulb
nGbere austunit iiberbaupt ;u psnbel.
Sa!entin Gauber, $50 gautbisr 9lue.
ct. Vaul, U{iuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Wnat Abr tape,icrcn ?

99O font Sbr Oas idOnIte, bette
mo billig'te Eager BON &apeten, &Or.
lQn9sn unO WOnOleilteH linden? Sir.
9elos in Der StaDt ais bel Or q +.
G3iSet, NO. 1913 SLAP It raB
Store=GOrbdu9e WerOeH Gui's biligitt
berselteilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

IS miro pIelen giir9ern Der
Staot ireuen, 3u bOren, ONb Die Du-
buque Steam Heating Co. ibren
Setrieb iir INNER cin0eitelt bat. So
man6e 0"uusirau tann nun iDre refine
QGdi6e gum Srodnen OI9bQngen, Obne
OOB Oiele!be nit &~oDIentaub beoedt
WirO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

Sn Der ct. 9eter uno Youls=&ir6e
81 petersburg, i'm benNt bNrtcn SelN=
mare 6DuntD, mrrrben lCBte @oNe
Serr glonm &leespies uno Sri. Soo
Saiien our6 3eo. gS. 9. Saiien, Dem
SruOer Der Sraut, cbclit 9ctraitt.
DIS SO9Seitsfcit iano in DcrSli6ltcr
gSeiic i'm Sauie Der Sr0ut ltNtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Cine sJrubjabrs : Nebi,in.

Sprni'9 gllpentrduter Ylutbeleber
reini9t Die SGitc, re8ulirt Die @eber
uno ItGrt1 Oas SDitem. 9tiht in glpo=
tbetcr ST. Iinoen, iOnOern miro nur BON
autOriIirten SOtNl : glgenten pertauit.
9tdbere ~glustunit ertbeilt Or. 9eter
SabrneD, GDicagO, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Ociubt.

$50 III 0cter Gaui6el, Sobu bes Serril
Soul6el, Sabafs uno 6lgarreubGnbler aus
Staot VIrenbur9? Serielbe III mad Dine
rita 9eSo9eu nno man bat lett Z Sabrsu ni6t
mebr pou tbm sebOrt. Gr FAM DOR etlpa Q
Sobren nab amerita unb iou III GaIiioruis,
ieBboit eerpeieM fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Srau6t Sbr rineu Ieppi6 !

Serr s.. &pbn, go. 1929 Gouler
glOenue, ma6t quite Seppide. MOn
merte ii6 ben plaB: go. 1929 GOuler
QDenue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Wcsrn Nntritt Der Grbi@ait ieines
SrubtrS

wiro Seindt: WatbidS aIlarb, eebir.
rig ans Sablepben, Regiermn9sbe;irt Srisr,
Dor ,Sohren wobnbait III Gbica9o, 81.
CThirlunth Plaschs? p Gntlport oil !. III
laro III Sppperoinseu, grobberioStbm,
ylremblro, europa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
.9u Sbcrrius Mpuno Itarb am (rei=

gu Sbcrrills MDuno Itarb am 6rei=
tag Mor0cn 0crr Ycter 2erd)er i'm Nu=
ter pOn a Sabren. Ser Seritprbeue
biutcrlQBt ieine Satin uno orei GinOer
bon Oenen Gin Sobn ulO cine Spd)ter
bier in Subuque uuo Die ansere Sodter
Su Sauie lit. Sos ScgrdbniB iano
Sonnta0 Mor9eG Itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

Sine Geieli6uit &eiGGftslcute bon
Selwein i~tattete peril. @ohe Spers=
bile cinen Seiu6 0b, nm Ous Sntcreiic
Der OOrti9en 6ei6dItsleute tiir ONa
@a6stbum Sellpein's Su gepinnell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Tarm III b%erfaufsn.

@egen SamilienuerbGItuiiien piini6t Der
unterSei6ncte feline 24O adsr 9roBe Sarm,
III Suena Viita 8owmibip, Clayton Goultp,
Sa., 7 Wtei!en noroOitlib Don Solp GroB, A
Wteilen liiolib Don Wuena Tiita uno 5 Weis
len nOrolih pon SaatOpu 9sleseu, gu psrs
%tauieu. SlieBenoes gSaiisr uiIo eii gutter
SruuneI Iiub porbanben. 80 older bes
0anoes limb inter Gultur NIB bos uebriae
lit SolSlaub. Gutes Saus uub aueenz
SebGuoe lino ali benz Plase. Ndberes beim
Gigentbiimer Gbriitian aoenuider, gutteu.
berg, Soma, ODER bel Yeter Stiumuutes,
SberrlIS Wouuo, Sorpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Mus Dem Gpuutg unS Der Nabs
barimatt.

Die Mrbeiten an Der ct. 6ronSis-
tus.Yfarri6ule ST. Sperspille meroen
wabrI6einlih 9e9en Den |. Septembcl
pDllenoet ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

Die 74jabri9e Sruu Sreiper wnroe
leBtbin bel @prtbin9tOn BON elmer Sub
oerart 9eltoBen, oaB ibr le6s &lppen
gebrDden muroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
SnOestGac.

Sm guter bon 80 Sobren, Ttarb am
6reita9 6rau Moria u. SHUTTING gu
Menominee, Su. Sas Se9rdbnlB 1al1o
am Wpnta9 paielbit itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
0eiu6t

miro 6err Rei6er, beiien Srau lit tir;li6
9eltorben. 9tGbere slu9abeu ieblcn. User
eiren Nann oieles Namens teuut, lit sebes
ten, ms oapon 81 beua6ridti9eu. 0tall
9ebe babel wontO9li6 beiieu @sburtSort oil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
sta1t na0 %N(mgeeend.

Entered a. the pu,l-ollice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails AZ secOnd-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

gu Cascade bat man ihOn nit Dem
SNu oes SunOamentes Der EfNrri9uIe
begpnlerl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

- Is. s. YeterlOu, 3abHarSt,
SCI WsaiUltyabe.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
CLEVELAND HAS MALARIA.
Left Suddenly for Gray Gables.
Took Tariff and River and
Harb or Bills Along for
Reading Matter.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6. Presi-
dent Cleveland left Washington
via the Pennsylvania railroad at
go o'clock this morning for Gray
Gables. In explanation OF his sud-
den departure the following state
ment was furnished by Private
Secretary Thurber:
"The president left this morning
for few days absence, under the
advice of his physician, in the
hope of shaking off an attack OF
malaria from which he has been
suffering for several days.
Yesterday the attack Gull
minated in a fever, which was
under control this morning
CDR. O'Reilly, his physician, eX-
presses no doubt but that after few
days salt air and rest will recuper-
ate the President sufficiently to re-
new his official duties, and he will
return to Washington by the
middle of next week."
Senator Berry, representatives
Cultivate and Turner, of Georgia,
and several other Congressman,
called at the White House soon af-
ter 9 o'clock and were surprised to
find the President had departed.
The Presinent took with him
the Tariff bill and also the
River and Harbor appropriation
bill land thus can act on each bill
while away, in case he sees fit to
do so. The ten days within which
the president has to act on the
River and Harbor bill expires Sat
urday night, but he has until
Monday, the 9th, in which to act
on the Tariff bill. The President
occupied a special car on the train,
which is due in New York at 1:2O
p. m.
1t is learned the President did
not take the enrolled copy, which
he must sign, of the tariff bill,
with him, but merely an ordinary
printed copy Of the bill, presum-
ably for purposes Of examination.
The enrolled copy Of the bill was
taken from the White House about
noon to the treasury department
in the usual course of official rou-
tine.
The probabilities, therefore, are
all in favor of presidential action
on the tariff bill being delayed I'M
til the presidents return to Wash
ington next week.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
kidnapped and Ravished

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 16.-
Mrs. Henry Gentry, wife or a well
known farmer living on the Ten
nessee river, six miles below this
city, disappeared in very mystic
rious manner last week. Yester-
day she reappeared ghost of her
former self, and tells startling
tale. Tom Massingale, young
mountaineer, deeply infatuated
with her, at the point of a pistol
forced her to accompany him to a
cave in the Sinai mountain, where
he kept her until she escaped and
came to this city.
Massingale has fled to the wilds
of the Sinai mountain, and is be-
yond hope of capture.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
Satanita Wins Today's Race.

RYDE, Isle of Wight, Aug. 10
The Vigilant, Britannia and
Satanita started this morning for
the town cup valued at five hun
dred pounds, in the regatta OF the
Royal Yacht club. At first the
Vigilant had the lead, but at Nab
light-ship, the wind freshened and
the Satanita was first in, Britain
MIA was second and Vigilant third.
In today's event, the Vigilant
allowed the Satanita AZ seconds
and the Britannia two minutes.
nine seconds.
The time Of the three yachts at
the finish was Satanita, 3h, 36m:,
39s; Britannia, 3h Ann 33s; Vigil
liant 3h 43m and sos. The Satanita
consequently beat the Britannia
by ON AS, and defeated the Vigil
ant by I'm lis; while the Britain
mia was I'm 27s ahead of the
American yacht at the finish, all
three times being without count
ing the allowance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
LATE TELEGRAPH NEWS.
WAITE TALKS.
Governor of Colorado Opposes Fu-
sion With Democrats-A
Bad Marriage.

DENVER, Aug. l6.--Gov. Waite
has written an open letter to the
Populist party of Colorado, in
which he strongly opposes fusion
with the Democrats. In conclu-
sion he says: ~ have endeavored
to the best of my ability to run the
affairs of the state in the interest
of the miners and laboring men,
and so far as ! could | have STEP
ped upon the aristocratic thieves
and robbers, who have stolen
the state poor in pre-
vious administrations and
even defrauded the school children
of the state of nearly half million
dollars. If we cannot, after two
years, and after carrying the state,
succeed again on our own platform,
and with our own men, and with
out looking for support of an out
side party organization, then the
Peoples party is premature and
the American people are not yet
ready for REFORM"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
How It Was Done.

The bundle of FL Paso Herald
mail left in the LIGHTS postottice
box were found to have all been
placed in one wrapper addressed to
San Antonio, while under it was a
half legible imprint of the LIGHTS
address, which caused the distibu-
tor to naturally conclude it was all
intended for the LIGHT. The postal
authorities began an investigation
of the matter within an hour after
the LIGHT was sent to press yes
terday,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
CEsARo sANTo DIES.
Execution of Carnot's Assassin
Gladly Witnessed by Fash
ionable Parisiennes
and Others.
and Others.

PARIS, Aug. 16.--The execution
of Santo, which took place at t :55
this morning, in broad daylight,
was witnessed by a great mum Der
Of people. Windows in the vicin-
ity were crowded with ladies who
were dressed in fashionable tot
lettes, and roof tops and every
place Of vantage were thronged
with people.
Fabulous prices were paid for
places at windows overlooking the
spot selected for the execution.
The Rue Smith was barricaded
about seventy metres from where
the guillotine was erected. The
barricade was guarded by a squad
of cuirasiers and another detach-
ment was stationed in the Rue
COursenitt. Four hundred men, in
addition to 800 police and gendes-
armes, formed a Gordon around
the place Of execution. All &C
counts from those who were near
to the assassin at the last moment,
agree to Santos dying In abject
terror.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
Convention to be Held in Wizards
Hotel, With a Representative
Attendance,

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 10
At a special meeting of the direc-
tors of the Washington Board of
Trade on the subject of the conven-
ton to be held at Washington
Thursday and Friday, August 30
and 81, of the southern boards of
trade, governors, mayors and mer-
chants and manufacturers, to con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY of perma-
nent exhibit by the various states
and territories, of the mineral and
general resources of the south,
transportation, immigration, etc,
it was decided to hold the cOnven-
ton at Wizards hotel.
The parlors of Wizards hotel
will be the headquarters of the
convention. A large attendance is
expected, particularly from the
southern boards of trade.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
Territorial Desperate Killed.

FORT GIBSON, 1. T., August 49,
The notorious outlaw and escaped
convict, John Fields, is dead. He
rode into Braggs, small town
near here, andiwas advised to leave
at once. Instead he went into the
store Of II. r. Madden, where a
deputy sheriff named Johnson un-
dertook to arrest him. Fields tried
to kill the officer and johnson call
ed on the bystanders for help. j.
Lungesford fired two shots and
Fields ran out and fell dead within
a few feet Of where he killed the
Cherokee named Red Bird, one
year ago, for which crime he was
serving fifteen year sentence at
Talequah when he escaped about
two months ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16

ton and congratulates the people
OF Texas on the reforms it has &C.
cOmplished.
Sth. COngratulates the people
Of Texas on that disturbing ques-
ton Of railway regulation has been
definitely and finally settled in a
manner alike just to the people
and the railways.
9th. Recognizes the rights Of Ia
Dor, and demands that those rights
be not abridged or interfered with
by any and that state laws to this
end be enacted.
10th. Demands of the state legis-
lature more efficient laws for the
suppression of crime and lawless-
ness.
18th. A general diffusion of
knowledge being essential to the
liberties and rights Of the people,
we pledge that the constitutional
provisions requiring the public
free schools to be maintained and
supported for period Of not less
than six months each year shall
be faithfully carried out; and the
University, its branches and other
educational institutions shall be
properly endowed and maintained.
18th. Believes the system of hir-
ing coDvicts to corporations and in
dividuals is against public policy
and should be discontinued at the
earliest practical moment consist
ent with the best interests Of the
state.
18th. Favors the passage Of law
by the next legislature regulating
primary election Of political parties
in this state.
l4th. Commends the action of the
public officials in seeking to re-
cover lands unlawfully obtained
by railroad companies from the
State for sidings and switches, and
pledges the people that so long as
the Democratic party remains in
power this course shall be contin-
ued until every acre is recovered
or returned to the State. At the
same time we pledge that all actual
settlers on such lands and also all
purchasers in good faith for value
who may have purchased any Of
said lands from the railroad COM
panies or their assignees, shall
have their titles validated and
made good in so far as the State
may have any claim.
10Th. Demands that our Sem
ators and Representatives in Con-
gress be requested to use all honor
able means to secure adequate
appropriation for the improve
ment OF the ports and inland
waterways of the state of Texas.
10Th. Favors the adoption Of the
pending constitutional amend
ment authorizing annual appro-
priations for the support of the
Confederate Home and pledge the
Democratic party to the continued
maintenance of said institution"
Majority report after debate of
several hours was adopted 45l to
4lj.
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Culberson on First Ballot.

Special to DAILY LIGHT:
DALLAS, Tex, Aug. IS, 80 p. m.
ON the reassem bling of the con-
vention at p. m. the announce
ment was read of the withdrawal
of Reagan and Mccall from the
race. The ballot was then called
for, and before the announcement
of the result, the name of Lanham
was withdrawn, and the nomina-
ton Of Culberson was made unani-
nous. The enthusiasm at this an
nouncement was wild and furious.
C.M.
DALLAS, August 16., p. NJ
Special--At the beginning of the
first ballot John d. Mccall with
drew, leaving the race between
Culberson and Lanham. Reagan's
old forces went largely for Culber-
son and when he had received over
700 votes the roll call was stopped
by Lanham's friends and Culberson
nominated by reclamation.
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ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY

Unknown Man Robbed and Muir
dered in the Heart of Dallas.
Special to the LIGHT.
DALLAS, Texas, Aug. l6-Dallas
has another mysterious murder.
Early this morning man was
found dead under the Trinity
river Commerce street bridge,
from which high structure he
had been thrown over the high
railing by unknown parties, and
his neck broken. His body was
badly bruised by blows. His pock-
cts had been ritied of everything,
except a small knife and a five.
cent piece. There is not the slight
est clue to his identity or to the
murderers.
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CULBERSON NOMINATED,
REAGAN LOSES HIS FIGHT AND
WITHDRAWS.
OULBBRsON NOMINATED ON FIRST
BALLOT.
CLEVELAND Democracy Downs the
Free Silverites-McCall With
draws and Culberson
Wins Over Lanham.
Special TO the LIGHT.

Special TO the LIGHT.
DALLAS, Texas, Aug. 16.--At one
o'clock this morning the Cleve-
land Democracy headed by George
Clark, jumped into the saddle in
Texas and rode over the free silver
16 to l ratioites, by a vote Of 45l to
4l5.
The platform presented by the
majority of the committee in it's
report was adopted by that vote.
Had the minority on free silver at
the ratio Of l6 to l report been
adopted, there is little doubt that
the straight Cleveland men would
have bolted the convention, for
their feelings had been worked up
to the point Of anger, and many
really free silver men voted against
their convictions in the interest Of
harmony.
When the convention assembled
at 1890 this morning Chairman
Handy read letter from Judge
John II. Reagan, withdrawing
from the race for governor, declar-
ing he had made his canvass in the
issue of free silver at the ratio Of
16 to l, and that he would not ac-
cept a nomination on the platform
adopted, if given him. He said
however, he would support the
ticket that shall be nominated.
The convention proceeded to
nomination for Governor. A ballot
will be probably reached by three
or four o'clock this afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-16
Colored Camp Meeting Riot.

BRAZIL, Ind, Aug. 16.-At a me-
gro revival west Of this city last
night several drunken toughs en-
deavored to break up the services
by assailing the participants with
clubs and stones. A general fight
followed in which razors and re-
volvers were freely used. Several
persons are reported severely, il
not fatally, wounded. The affair
has caused great excitement among
the Colored people.
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The First Intruder Arrested.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Aug. 16.-Frank
Martinez, a Mexican Of consider
able wealth, has been arrested in
the Kiowa and Comanche country,
as an intruder. Martinez has been
a resident of that country for twen-
ty years. Judge Buckner, as his
attorney, will Immediately insti-
tute habeas corpus proceedings for
his release.