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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04

Breuham. Texas, December 3.-Mr Eli-
jah Smith of New York, accompanied by
eN-Land Commissioner r.. NJ. Hail. were
In the city Sunday to hold a consultation
with Colonel b. C. Giddings In reference
to extending the Texas Western. which
runs from Houston to Sealy. They LETT
Monday TO visit the Brazos Valley railroad
people with view OF making deal
with them to close up the gap between
Stone city and Sealy. and Brcnham wa
make strenuous effort TO have tire road
come by Brennan.
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ciilc lines has been entered into AS
matter OF fact, II Is stated that this mr.
,ahEement has been made. This eNplainH
~ measure why the la Porte peoh,
nle 50 anxious to complete their road
mo tue city and why they are hallasting
t. IL W ~ would seen, that az soon as ne
"a iofte road Is completed into GALVESTON
me houston ana Texas Central VIII lhn
Us trains into this city. That. at least.
~ ,ne view that representatives, Of me
uaitic departments OF two OF the largest
iallroad corporations in the South take
IL the Southern Pacific company has en-
i ibe ME b the traffic afransS en- ho I'm
easy ana profitable to run a solid Houston
ana Texas Central train out of Galveston
ana into the Grand Central depot in lious.
ton as II would to pay for the hauling OF
she cars by another road Tidewater VII!
have to he reached by the southern IA
enc interests q, point nearer ana ehSal,.
er as regards the operation of trains tiin
New Orleans.
The report OF the settlement OF the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas and Intorna.
tional and Great Northern case rs to the
possession OF the Galveston Houston and
Henderson, and the announcement of the
agreement as published exclusively In the
Post. was received with some little sur
prise In local railway circles. During the
long and hotly contested fight of the two
companies, in which the International
and Great Northern won every case, II
was expected that settlement would
only he reached after the highest court
lad decided 1t in favor OF either ono OF
the contestants.
Owing TO the slish, details given out
II was Impossible to ascertain expressions
from local railway me1 yesterday. Al
approached on the subject asked for in
formation, and In the absence Of which
1t was found impossible to secure views
of the proposed arrangements "a outlined
exclusively in yesterdays Post.
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KIAM'S.
Big boys Shoes and little boys Shoes that are good
durable and stylish, S1.00 81, so and 81. 90.

To-day the centenary Of
Thomas Carlisle is Dbl
served throughout the lit
erary world, and the great
bo tanical gardens and
aviary are formally dedi-
Gated in New York City.
A large sum will be ex-
pended on this American
reproduction of the Kew
Gardens in London.
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Galveston, Texas, December 3,--The Gal
,,..,.,. ,,,onio a,o roo,i,r, ,a,,, GOOD ,od,,.
N"sV"'' pe'P'S A'V'ns W. s'oH 'o''
over the compromise by winch the MIS-
souri,. Kansas and Texas railroad is to
- o,,,ra,,oo e. tt;s nov, Tb.ro ara
nave '"N"'Oo ~ '"'9 20, ~
some persons who would nave preferred
10 sne that the Katy came i'm over a new
w., t,,','s.,,,o,, ,,no ,h,,s add,nc marc
anu Independents '''' '""" "''"N ~
miles of trackaEe to GaiVeston's raliroau
svstom Int they are very well satisfied
,'.,, n'o ,rr,.,,,,,t or,.,,se,,a,t From re-
Win the P''H,il' o''''S
marks dropped today 1t would appear that
tho KATY people were quite confident OF
- n,,. snt, co,. ,'o.sossion Of the
W lnnlis ''I ~, ma f,otdarsnn rack
iNV9tui'' 80 - 60. ,it bo,iu,r ,,.nn
put theiF wac aVe ,.", e ~ MINI L'
III w ~ 49,, a,,',. ert linz In tho
me- ny lme o,,ie.o u ~. N md
CAIN NAV utl,',,I IL ,i,,'j Ia,,a.,r
Great Noitheln nor Si,V a. ~, ,n',,is
ana itNas M any i, ,S,'mJ, -, va, both
ana mus "a n ,H'I ~ ir W. rnnch1dsd that H.
OF them Ahl so Me-, tbin MI '' aro,n
compromlsc Is me nest ,i''''h d" "''U'''
that could nave hanpeheI, ....,,,,.,,, ,,o
Commenting on tnS so' asi"'se'''e''' ''''
Ut may he that The effect OF ms ,o ON
operation OF Inc GAY tsloIl, iiuus,u" "i."
Henderson VIII be lell N tur cotooN ci,n,
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the RaDgway opposite the third boat
ia the port side--the one 1 eventually
tJt into. Then the order 10 lower the
boats was given. The lest one on the
port side was tue 1rt 10 BE- lowered,
and into this a numbet VI passengers
jumped, but were promptly ordered out
again. No one got Into the second
boat, whioh WAS next on the port sid
TO this, aud the one directly oppos g.
where we were standing was loNereJ.
iut0 this threw my valiss. Tskilg
my boy into my arms, ! turned ami
kissed my vile, who sHiu. God may
holp us yet aud then l jumped iniO
tho boat, which had not yet been
lowstel.
"Just then the order was given for
oil women aud children TO 20 20 the
ainrbonrI side, and my vile oOoyed
the OfIer Ntussulll ths officer Of the
boat, caught my boy out VI my arms,
IN obediunce ~ tue order that was IL
suud, and that was the last | saw Of
either u them"
Mr.. Holman complains that he was
compelled 10 assist IN the management
Of this ships boat, anu declares thofe
was plenty oi tins 70 have lowered all
the boats OF the Elbe, II proper di--
ciplinc had been maintained. His
nerves have been badly shattered W
his trying experience, and II II his in-
iuntiOn 30 remain IN HUb0ken Tor
several days before he glufns to his
home In Nebraska. Later In tue
afternoon he said he hal made a state
ment, presumably 10 bis lawyers, but
hs ieiuted ~ tell the nature Of II.
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chipa Wants Peace Now.

YOKOHAMA, Feb. 10Th. Tho Japan
ese nave captured the leland cf Liu
Kung Tao, the strong Chinese pOHitlon
nj the entrances OF the hatbor u Wei
Hal Wei.
LONDON, Feb. l0lh.--The THlss hhs
a dispatch from Wei Hal Wei, dated
February 4th, via Pott Arthur, saying
tue Chinese demolished the wuot shore
forts before retiring from Wei Hat Wei.
some u the Chinese warships tried to
land their crews Ia order that tins mon
might escape the Japanese but tue
latter drove the Chinese back on board
their vessels. The japanese troops are
In good health and under st'ict disoi'
pliIe.
A dispatch TO the Tmcs from Pekln
aays full powers have been teIogfAphed
10 the Chinese peace ENJOYS with n
view Of the renewals OF thu nsgotit-
lions with Japan.
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NINE. NJ, YALE. Health and Beauty spcc.
ihIisL halu Temple OF Beauty, 40 state street,
Chicago.
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whol..ala unrdsr. Apparently.

ARDNoRE, l. T., Feb. 0.-News was
brought might from Bayou, fourteen
miles southwest OF here, VI what ap.
pears 10 be the murder Of the family Of
81. NJ. Tucker, consisting OF himself,
wi'r and three children. The skeletons
o the yictims were found In the runs
OF lhoir home, which had evidently
been Hot atiru 10 cover up the crimes Of
robbery And murder. The murder, "
murder ~ was, was committed on
Wednesday hight, but was not disG0v-
oTed until tnis morning.
IL ~ laid Al the door VI Fred Wilson,
u sou-in.law Of Tucker, who hal often
threatened the dehd man, Wilson has
disappvaTe1. IL WAS known that VIII
son made threats against Tucker, tie
cause being that few months since
Tucker oSused his arrest ON n charge
of seduction, his alleged victim Boing
one Oi tho now dead girls. Wilson WIS
discharged, tho government falling 10
MAKE cut ila case. On the termination
o. The trial, Tucker told friends he
Jared Wilson would kill him.
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HAWAIIAN REBELS
Sentenced 10 Death for Thoir De.s.
sion 60 n Lest Cause.

tton Go Lest Cause.
VICTORIA, b. g., Feb. 0.--Tho War
rimoO arrived at piidnlfHi, AM the A..
ISOLATED Press Correspondent, writing
up TO Saturday lasi,ssye of tho military
voutl-mAttlal3
Six leaders Of tue recent uprising
were oil sentenced to no hanged. They
are Charles Il. Gulick, WIN. II. Rick.
arr, william It. Seward, II bert w.
Wilcox, Sam NOwlelu and denry Ber.
telmAu. Sentences Ia the last two cases
will be cOmmuteu, As both Inen have
furnished valuable evidence for the
government.
Guliok was born In this country.
Richards 10 an Engllthman. Wilcox
ID an Hawaiian. Tue only one OF tie
four entitled TO the protection Of tae
United SinteH IL William II. Seward.
rhe only important case tried before
the military court since the departure
u the Australia was that OF V. V.
Ashford.
u. S. Minister Willis has changed
his attitude somewhat since tins las L
advices. His latest communication to
ihu government IL a request thnt II The
deaih penalty 10 impo,ed In the case Of
any Americans, tne executions be post
pOned until he can communicate with
mis- government.
The British minister hha made a
simi NJ request.
Queen LiliuUkalani Ia to be tried fir
treason.
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Stapdard Cburcb Works.

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IRON oEahANY.
Tho ReiehstaE's Opinion ON a aoyorn.
nent Bili.

BERLIN, Feb. 0.-In the Rslohstag
this afternoon Baron Won Stumm-
HAlberg introduced the subject OF tLe
loss Of the Elbe by asking the govern
ment what ,teps would be- taken TO pre-.
vent loss OF life and shipwreeks. In
40 doing ho express u toe opinion thar
lhs cOnuuct OF tho captain anu crew of
Elhe was irTept0aohaulp.
The Chancellor, Prince Won Hoher-
lohe, In replying, said that the fedora
government was directing attention TO
,ne subject cf inturmg tho ses-wurthi.
ursa OF shilu by state control, ami ma,
hoped that all the mercantile nation,
before next winter would give effect To
me decisions arrived at by tue tuterpn.
uonal conference at WasnipgtOn 4,
1859 In regard to Iulos OF the ROAD AT
,en.
Baron Won Stumm. Holberg, during
be early part Of the week, paid a yisit
% Prince Bismarck at Floiariohsuhe.
a order 60 seek the W tsran's advice A.
20 the best method OF pushing the anti.
toyOlulion bill. but no received cold
comfort, Tor Princo BlSmRTck DECLARED
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Forty iIour. In the Rigging.

FIRE ISLAND, Feb. lO.-rwU men
who oluny Tor ioity hours to tue rig-
cling OF their vessels oil Fire Island
Beech were rescued at Midnight by
tie crew Of tho Lone Hin llie.savlns
station. The vessel was the schooner
Louis V. Place, Captain squirea, coal
laden, Baltimore TO New YORK. she
was wrecked during tae heighth oi tue
gale.
Nine men took to the rigging when
the vessel went down, ABOUT one
eighth Of mile on snOrr, Hnd they
chung 20 the rigging during the blizEald
until ono by Que, aeyun 0i them ehppel
into the sea or hung liiuicse, bound 10
the rigging. Two only were EUlo "
endure tue terrible exposure.
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IT WAS mANsLAUanrER.
Two chicago Onircrs Found Guilty q
That crime.

CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-ThomAs Moran
and Michael J. HeRly were found
guilty tonight Of granddaughter, ana
each sentenced to fourteen years in the
peniteutiary. The crime OF which the
two men, members OF the police fore, ,
were convil ted was the killing ufSw q
Nelson early on tho morning VI Chris.
mas day, 1898. Nelson aud the utilcefs
had been drinking together, ana ui,n
Nelson's refusing 10 pay for more
drinks, the officers started after hia .
While no was tleelng, botl policeurr
fired, ons Of the lullvIs wuundin
Nels fatally.
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AnnnNIAN. .nNrnNrrp.
Twsn,J.ons Victim. Condemned TO
Death.

LONDON, Feb. lO.-A dispatch to
the bai@ heps from Cons,antinople
stys tho reserves have been called out
to suppress an outbreak nj Monslair In
CedUnia. Orders have been sent
throughout the empire that neither
foreigners nor natives be permitted 70
leave without special permit from
Cousiantinoplr.
a dispAlcn TO tue Standard says tho
Porte has officially informed the ioi-
eign embassies inst twenty-onu out Of
the hfiy-thTse Afmenians tried at
Etzinghaun Tor the murder Of the
dunrimen have been condemned to
death.
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Women Of all Aces, Attention !

NINE. NJ. YALE. Queen Of Beauty,
who has lectufcd In all Of the prom
inent cities Of the world before vast
audiences, and has been pronounced by
all newspapers to be the most periec
woman In form and feature now living,
speaks to the women Of the world and
conlesscs to them that the secret Il her
beauty lies In perfect hcal,h-and the
secret Of her health lies in the use o
her own remedies. Among them
Fruitcura-her great and wonderful
tonic for curing all female ailments and
building up the system. Fruitcura
restores all weak organs TO perfect
health. II cures the many complaints
Of women that only women know Of
It restores the vitality makes the eyes
bright, the step elastic, and brings the
bloom Of health to the faded cheek.
Itrencws the nerve tone and makes the
flesh firm, hard and velycly. In fact is
use Is the royal road to perfect health
and beautiful womanhood. Il cures
their complaints and nervous troubles
OF any nature and rcvives the vitality
which Is lacking in all such cases Tor
women Of all ages. A discovery by O
woman to cure women. Price, g. per
bottle; for S.. At druggists or by
mail.
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that the measure was ttill.botn child,
which, while iutondru 10 restrain one
dangerous element Of the population,
threatened the liberties OF all, ~.
hence was acceptable 10 none.
Preparations flor the celebrstion Of
the 5Oth birthday OF Prince bismarck
On April are proceeding on "a large
aud general scale evefywnoro In Ger
many. The students OF all the uniytr.
stiles and high schools have been OF.
feroj a prize for tue inesl ode 10 Biz
marck, the iudges 70 be the poets Helm
rich Siedel, JuliusWolt anu Johannes
StrolOn, The prize ode Ia To be sung NJ
the uniyersIty ovation and "commvTs"
on April let. From all over Germany
adore sses will DO stnt 10 Prince Bis
marck ON his birthday, and funds have
everywhere been started In order 10
celebrate the day by presenting him
with some gift or by commomortt VI
event. IN toe jewelry stores Of tnls
city a score OF hue Bismarck birthday
gif.s are already exhibited, and the
cities Of HeidelDuTg and Mannheim,
not waiting tor his birthday, have eluc.
ted the priuce aa honorary citizen Oi
their respective towns.
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onANaE Cmnr KILLrn.

Great Loss by irost 60 the Florida
Growers.
JACKSONVILLE, Fis., Feb. 0.-Mf.
James A, hAfrs, OF Citra, says shat
So por cent OF the orange crop IA Flor.
ida is killed outright, aud that ;le
next years crop viii not reach 100000
boxes, against 8, 100000 boxes this oar.
The early vegetable crop, the entire
straw berry crop aud iour.hlths VI the
pineapple plants are destroyed. The
aggregate loss IL conseryaivoly call.
mated al Sl0,OOO,OOO.
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@ansli@er Ssusnerfamf.

Wie ale Sabre. 10 finbet aud biess
nal bel uns Elm gdnali9er 9usperfanf
Der Waaren Su Spottpreii 8 c n
itdtt. I'm Jaum 5u MAIDEN fir etn
DOllitdnbia neues Eager.
gDlr offeriren beiipiel8weiie: uns
fere $500 9errenidube fur MIR 1925.
unfere $2.C0 2aoies nOrforb" ".51ube
gu $1.25. ainberi6ube bebeutenb
unter ibrem Wertbe.
Nle S9ube BON befonbers gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine y 9iss". tleines Mab, bic 800
unb $3.50 toteten. berfaufen mir iebt
fur $1.25.
Spre1t Dor unb iiber3eust @u6.
@inbereIla g 9ubspaIaf,
@de 9oufion StraBe unb Mpenae 6.
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8erabiauua Des gaerpemipftems.

tif cine auf, abe, gu beren Sswdtisuns nartotti&e
uub abfhbrmtttel nt9t seniseu. @ew6tnIt& iptrten
He nur ldbmenb. Ste t.rit6reu bic Gmpfinbuns,
pbne benz 9erpenfsfem gu nhsen: SDfetter's GRa=
aenbttters haaesen fdrt anb bernbist es. 1eberars
ftrensuns unb selttse Bebrh6tbsit i8pd&eu unb
srf&affen bas eSie, unb baseser stebt es tetn gu.
serldffssres unb babst bu,@aus rnt@dblt ses, bsm
sanBen Srsanismus sutrdsltbere8 RttteI at8 unees
f6rie gsr6auuns anb aiiimtiIuus Der a6rg.rnae.
Bitfers Wit fetner Silfe perDen bic sei&wuubenen
ardfte eriest, reaeImdbtser Stubsans beptrtt, Der
Grpeit unb bas ansemetne 8ebaSen Sef6rbert perips
men, Bet beneu aue aebensorsane reselmd6ts funfpnt.
rem, finb Grfrautunaen nett w niser aaS5eiest, ais
penn btes utft ber Eau. Walartd, Gteber. 9eritOs
pfnns Dispspfie, 6beumattsmus unp Rtereuleihen
perben fern sebalten unb tnrtr enr bieie Stanharbs
WehiMn, pelbe unter ben Sttmulatten tbre8 @letheu
ntat knbet unb euf bem sanaeu ameritontasn eontt=
nent unb ben petnbten Suislu tn ftets aunsRmenber
RaAfrase ftebt
0rnnbetgentbumS liebertraSum8em.
s. 8. unb 6. q. @raDe3 on Wm.
Gauffmann unb Arau, 5 Grunbfhde
In Wooblamn abbition, 81 200.
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Seras staats =Tair nub 9allas
Nusitenuug.
9ailas, Seras, 19. Oftpber Bis
5. 0tpnember 1895.
yfteortye Grfuriions Raten anf Der
Santa Te Glien6abn sQinie.

Str bic 3eras Stats Goir unb
Dallas Iuefelung, wel9e am 19.
October cr6ffnet, uub fir BEN Sermin
bis gum 3. yiooember 1895. bauern
ipirb, offerirt bic Santa 6e giIenbabn,
0erwaltuHg nieorise grturfonsrateu,
6ins unb &idfabrt fur ben einfaden
Sabrpreis, bon alien Puntten ibrer
Sinie, Sidets habeu bis gum 5. Nos
pember Gulti9feii.
Wuber Ger oben genann!en @rtur.
iionsrate merben nod 6abrfarten BON
allen Buntten Der 2inie perfauft, bic
anf 3 (orei) Gage mad beren 26inng
gtiltia liab gu cirem Warimum preis
BON s.. Siefes bon olen 5tationen.
beren einfa6er PreiS mebr aIs $5 be,
trdgt.
%. 8 aeeuam,.
GeneraI paiia9ier Gsent.
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Teriailles. ben 4. Gfppem6er.

9ie Geitnng 9 elf ort ift nad meb=
rereu fleinen iie9rei6en @efe9ten feit
Dem 3. bon biesleitisen 3ruppen cer>
nirt. b. Ppbbiel sti.
Nu5 elmer Witt6eilung bes eomman=
birenben Generals BON 3atrom
er9iebt li@, bos bis iebt in Mseb pors
gefunben finb: So 2lbler unb 6abnen,
BAL Gelbgef6uBe, baS Waterial fhr
mebr als IS gatterien. gegen 800 6e=
tfungsgei6iibe, 66 Mitraileuien. gegen
100000 @emebre, 9iiraffe, Gdbel, &C
tn gr6Bter an5abl, gegen 1000 Miliz
tdrsGabrseuge. fotpie ni6t perarbeite:
tes 9ola, 8lei, grOnce in groBen Mais
len. eine bofllidnbia ein9eridtete wertbs
pole puIoersGabrif &C.
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Gin SAFE nit etner bewe9s
ten Sergangenbeit iuurbe bieier
Gage auf Der Selbmarf bon Srieori6>
itetn bel @oloap seidolien. I'm Ben
9alS tru9 er einen frGftigen Orabts
ring an bem bier 8le9tdfel6en be-
feltigt waren. Die erite trus bie 9lufs
i6rift: ssas Sun9baie ben arallen
bes Sabi6ts entriiierL sebeilt unO
wieber entlalien. &otben bel 9apian,
ben 4. 6. '92. QeB, 8eliter. 9luf
Der 3meiten uno britten Iafel mar ans
gegeben, baB oaS 9bier BON 9enfeit
uno s3oid am 10. 9. '92 unb A. 10.
'94 angefdo6en, aber mieoer in ssreis
belt 9elett poroen, unb mad Der 9luf>
l6rift Der pierten 9afel mar Der Sale
am %. 10. 1894 bel einem 8eItter
Gu6s in 8drenbru6 in @efangenI6aft
geratben, aber nit Otiidiitbt auf fein
beipe9tes 2eben unb ieine i6pere Snpaz
libitat-eS mar ibm Elm 9luee aus uno
ein Sinterbein labm9ei6ollen-slei9s
falls lpieber in 6reibeit geiett iporoen.
gtun enolt6 bat i'm bas t0otli6e 8lei
ereilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-30
Wirrwaer an oGleu Gnoen.

ad), tpfe fiebt e5 bunt mnb trams
Sn Der gan5en QSelt bpd3 ans,
Mnf benz gpiel ffebt MfOnroeS 3ebre
limb oes sansen 9amoes Gbre,
8r:eg etebt eS bet ben Gubaneru,
ltmftur5 bet ben &ureameru
ltno bic iOctaie srase
sd1afft 9errn 2S;lb I'M arge Blage.
@abtg lteft bier mau inbeifen
9anpm tn ben ,,sSreten 8refiem",
Srinft ba5u init ntel HlGffr
Wiand5en gdboppen ssLone Star".8ier !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-30
Stienrtger SabrpreiS mad 9aaas
ttuO AuriiCf.

SIR bic Seras 5taats Gair unb
Dallas gGpolitiOn bertauft bic Snter,
natiOnalbcbn &unbreiie.8iaete au e l..
mem Gabrpreife fir YiIIette,
tpelde giiltig iinb 3ur &iidreife bi8 5.
gtooember; unb eine Marimum &ate
BON $500 fur Silette, pel9e gultia
limb fur 3 Gage, BON a(len stationeu.
Wegen ndberer Nusfunft wenbet @udl
an D. S. price, u. g. .. H.,
paleiiine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-30
Sriegs 9epeibe,t.
gerlailles, ben 2. g,ouember.

8eneral BON W erber melbet, baB
General BON Sep er am 30. por . L.
Jon bortnddigen @iberitano faub.
Brin5 Wilbelm m bnn Bao ben nabm
bic D6ben BON st. Qpolinari unb bic
gorltdote, pOrauf Der Geino ob5og.
9lm 81. friib murbe Die Gta6t bon Der
Mairie ibergeben. Diesieits 5 Diff
3iere pernunoet, 250 Mann toot unb
psrwunbet. Seinolider 8erluft febr
bebeutenb. gor paris nidts Be-
ipnberes gemelbet.
D. ppb5ielsti.