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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
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The Virginian. Abingdon. Va.,....... 80
The Messenger, christiansburg. Va, 40
Weekly News, Hampton, Na.,........ l.5o
Radford Advance. Radford. va.,..... l.D
Southwest Virginia Enterprise, Wythe-
Vile, va.,..... ..........'..s. i.V
Blue Ridge Guide. Washington, Va. Ito
Brunswick Gazette. Lawrencev'e Va. l.O
Farmville Herald. Farmville, Va...... l.O
The News, South Boston, Nar........ %
Headlight. Crewe, Va.,..,.......,...... l.5o
Clarkeville Chronicle, Clarksve. Va. 90
Virginia Citizen. Irvington. Va. ...... 10
The Times, Winchester, Na.,......... 200
The Courier. Berryville, N3.,......"... l.D
Greensboro Patriot, Greensboro, n. C., %
Durham Recorder, Durham. y. C:.... l.So
valley MESSENGER, Ronceverte, w. Va, ID
Home and Farm. Louisville, ky.,.... LOO
Home and Country Magazine. New p,
YORK city, ..... ,......'''.'.''''''''''' 40 20
The Sun, New York. 30
The Argus, Albany. y. Yr..:..,,..",,. i..o
Courier-Journal, Louisville, ky......... 10
Confederate Veteran, Nashv'e, Tenn, y,
Golden Days, Philadelphia, Pa,....... s'W
The Sunny South. Atlanta, Ga.,....... so
Farm and Fireside. Springfield, o.. 30
Cosmopolitan Magazine. New York.. 40
Louisa County News. Louisa, Na...... ~
The True Index. Warrenton, Na...... ~
The Times. Surry, Na.,................. ~
Weekly Landmark, Norfolk Va...... l.5o
The Headlight, Pocahontas, Na.,..,.., l.lo
Southwest, Bland G.. H., Na,......... LID
Times Democrat, Rocky Mount, Va. %
eastern shore Herald Eastville, Va, 20
CiInch Valley News, TaZewell, Va..... l.0
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10
RAILROAD NoTEs.

Brakeman John Bullock mashed
several fingers yesterday while
coupling cars at Del Rio.
Andy McDermott, brakeman on
the east end of the Southern Pa.
citic, badly mashed several fingers
on his right hand yesterday while
coupling cars, and will be laid up
for some time.
Southern Pacific inspection car
"Qulckstep," with d. X. Colburn,
E. B. Cushing and j. p. Kelley on
board, left for the west yesterday
on an inspection trip.
Two sections of freight train No.
"A of the Southern Pacific collided
in the east yards yesterday. Three
cars and a caboose were damaged
and the front part OF engine 5S7
was pushed in.
On December Goth, Texas rail-
road commission will take up for
consideration the matter OF rates
on wood and wire fencing, corn and
corn shucks in bales, on carload
shipments between points in
Texas.
Capt. r. E. Ware returned this
morning from Fort Worth, where
he visited his brother, Charles
Ware, live stock agent Of the Fort
Worth and Denver railroad, who
recently had a surgical operation
performed for an abcess of the
liver. Capt. Ware brings the cheer
full news that his brother is i'm
proving.
Mr.. J. d. Trammel, resident en-.
gineer OF the International rail-
road, will bs married to Miss Pearl
Hardy, Of San Marcos, at the brides
home tomorrow.
Mr.. g. Mangham, chief clerk
for General Freight Agent E. J
Martin, of the Arkansas Pass, and
Miss Renie McElroy will be mar
ried in st. Mary's church tomorrow
morning, after which they will
leave over the Southern Pacific fol
California on three weeks bridal
trip.
Colonel S. G: Hatch, district pas
senger agent Of the Mississippi
Valley railroad, headquarters a
Memphis, Tenn, is in the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10
ARMY NEWS

REPORTED SPECIALLY For THE LIGHT.
Saddler Ballyntine has been re-
lieved from duty in the quarter
masters department.. Mr.. b.
has been post saddler at regiment
al headquarters for five years, and
is a thorough and artistic work
man. He will probably accom-
pany his troop to Fort Ringgold,
thus depriving this post OF the
best saddler in the service.
1t Ia very probable that Post
Baker j. Saurs will be given a
transfer to one of the troops, COM
ing here il not it will be difficult
to fill his place.
One OF the general prisoners Is
in the hospital, suffering from
typhoid fever.
A bill has been embodied In the
senate to reduce the number Of
regiments of infantry to eighteen.
The following named privates of
the hospital corps are detailed as
acting hospital stewards and
assigned to duty at the posts where
they are now stationed: James w.
Bales, Joseph H. Manning, Abra-
ham l.. Stewart, VIM. G. Mus.
grave and Andrew j. Nelly.
Sergeant Major l.. Franklin,
Eighteenth infantry, at Fort Bliss,
is granted a furlough for three
months, terminating March 9, 1896
when he is entitled to his discharge
il he makes application therefor.
Farrier McElhenry, OF troop H
has been discharged from the hos
pital.
The four troops of the FIFTH
cavalry, ordered here from outside
stations have each different col
or of horse, troop ID sorrel, f roam
F grey, and r bay.
Troop A has everything packed
up and is ready to leave on the
cars at short notice.
Captain Febiger's company, o
the Twenty-third infantry, will re
lieve Captain Paddock's troop al
Eagle Pass Immediately.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10
Creston Clarke.

One of Manager Walkers attrac-
tions coming at the Grand Opera
house will be Creston Clarke, and
the engagement promises to be a
brilliant one, as his appearance
last year as a star created a most
favorable impression. Among the
Shakespearean reportory "Ham-
let" will be the central object, the
critics agreeing that in many ways
he favors his distinguished uncle,
the late Edwin Booth. During the
engagement Mr.. Clarke will be
seen in "Richelieu," "Don Caesar
de Bazan," "The FOOLS Revenge"
"Merchant of Venice" Orchard
III )" "Much Ado About Nothing"
and possibly "The Raven" dram
atization from Poe's famous poem.
Mr.. Clark comes from two distin-
guished families of actors, his
mother being a sister of Edwin
Booth, and his father, John Sleeper
Clarke, the famous old-time come.
dian, remembered as the great
TOodles of his day. His engage
ment of twelve consecutive weeks
in Philadelphia, and his recent re-
turn appearance at the same
theatre for sixteen weeks broke all
previous Shakespearean records in
America. Miss Adelaide Prince is
supporting Mr.. Clarke this season
in opposite star roles.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10

Lawn tennis, croquet, foot balls,
Indian clubs, dumb bells and other
games at Mic Tengg's. IL 10 2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10

com panies in the city, shall have
been adopted by the city.
A. j. Sobieski was elected as
police officer to fill vacancy
caused by the discharge OF III. A.
Ellis, and the name of Il. p. Thomp-
son, colored, was presented as
police officer to fill exPoliceman
Inman's position. The council re.
jected Thompson, on the tacit un-
derstanding that colored men were
not desired as policemen.
The Gas CO npany was order ID 10
repair a defective light, corner
Olive aud Burleson streets; George
White was directed to repair de-
fective sidewalk on Dolorosa street;
and the street commissioner was
notified that a dangerous place in
the street, corner Medina and Mon
terey streets, required repairs. The
council then adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10
DO YOU SEE?

l can give you perfectly fitted spec
tacles when you need them. also
insert artificial eyes. learned my
business in London when a boy
and came to this country in 1867.
Many years of study and practice
have made me perfect in my pro-
fession. l am now prepared to fill
all prescriptions from oculists and
their patients at prices that sur.
prise and defy competition. No
matter how difficult the prescrip-
ton 1 guarantee to be exactly as
per prescription or money refund
ed. The finest gold spectacles, 10
KIT, 81; IA KIT, $4.75. The same
with steel frames, $l50 to $500.
have been in your midst long
enough for you to know my guar
antee is good. Am no itineraut.
IL 10 If E. HERTZBERG, Optician.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10
Warrants ORA wn.

There were six sewer fund war
rants issued by the city auditor
this morning as follows:
No. 95.-William Celestine Rob-
erts, for right-of-way, $25.
No. &C.. Scranton, right-of-
way, $40.
No. 97.-Mrs. Flora X. Adams,
right-of-way, $50.
No. 9S.-Sisters Of Charity, right
of-way, 500.
No. 99.-Will S. Smith, for De-
vine estate, right-of-way, 800.
No. 100.-Thad G. Bell, salary as
right-of-wsy agent, 5000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10

OUR HOLIDAY EECKwEAR
for originality, beauty and low
price beats any line ever shown in
San Antonio. You cannot imagine
a prettier line than our 500 neck
wear. ITO 2t. JosKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10
MAHNCRE.
FUNERAL NOTICE

Died: Mrs. Fred. Barr, at 1:50
a. m. Dec. 1895, age % years, 6
months, 16 days. Funeral will
take place from their residence on
Avenue E, at 4p. m. Dec. IL, from
st. Marks church at 4 80 p. m.
Friends and acquaintance invit-
ed to attend.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals were reg
istered at the various hotels this
morning.
MENGER.
L. f. Sanders, Harry P. Allen,
Chicago; w. V. Angle, Houston;
A. B. Courtney, New York; j. T.
Murphy, VIM. Thompson, d. f.
Grove, Dallas; ]. V. Bell, st.
Louis; Mrs. Glazbrook, Mrs. Mar
tindale, England; VIM. GUNNER,
Cleveland {; l.. S. Eaton, New York
S. G.. Hatch, Memphis; Miss
Matthews, Miss Newkirk, Cali
fornia; j. Burns, Waco; J. A. Vor-
beck, Kansas City,
MAHNCKE.
Harold Elmer, New York; J. r.
Bell, Houston; Barry Miller, l.. o.
Martin, Dallas; A. D. Smith, Mem
phis; Lee Potford, Del Rio; II.
Morse, Kennedy.
MAVERICK.
Peter G. Rucker, Bolton; George
Brenderwood, Houston; John La
Prelle, st. Louis: A. Stone, Kins-
ton; 7. B. Wheeler, Arkansas Pass
A. w. Percy, Waco.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10

Professor Con Boyle left this
morning for Palestine, Fort Worth
and Dallas, where he will enter
tain the people with his banjo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10

100 fine blackberry trees, for
SALE All sizes; can be seen at I'll
Avenue ID. II 10 2t+
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-10
Chas. Gardner Company.

The Carl Gardner company pre-
scented his "Prize Winner" at the
Grand opera house last night to a
rather light attendance. The re-
quirements of the play are not ex-
acting and is only intended as a
vehicle to introduce the star and
his many songs. Mr.. Gardner
was ill yesterday and did not APP
pear, his role being assumed by
his son.
The play tonight will be "Father-
land"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09

mad Metp yort, un5 als Der Srrt9um
cine balbe Stunbe ipdter entoedt
purbe, bate er Netp Seriep binter
Iib. Der @efdnsnibpori Mttz
del murbe 5tpar ipfort bena4ri4tt9t
uno ieBte ben SberifT Sofep bon benz
Gnttpmmen bes StraBenraubers in
&enntnib, aber bic ausgdanoten
Som tabler tpnnten feline Spur fin
ben. Ser anbere Sobn Tolep puroe
porerit feI tsebalten, unter benz Ser
oadt, bic 5lu9t bes perbre4erli4en
Namenspetter abfi6tli@ gefDroert
gu baden. Dod per tann's ibm BE-
pei1en9
- Mit @taub unb SGpeib BE-
bsdt,' Idleppte ii4 elm fr%emoldnoii@
aus ebenber Wanbersmann na4 Der
poliaeiltation i'm Weitenoe 9apz
TONS, Sbip, unb CAB benz bort
bienlttbusnben poli3iiten SOFTER
bur9 3ei9en gu perteben, bab ct
ba1elbt Gbernadten m0dte. Die
Bttte ipurbe eepG6rt. unb ct itredte
glei9 borauf feline miioen @lieoer auf
Benz barten Tubbooen nieoer uno
i9lief balb BEN geiunoen @4laf,
pelden tDrperli9e Miioistett uno
Elm eutes @emtHen nit ii4 brinsen.
@be er ii& am Morgen bon 1etmem
6erbergpater oerabihieote, madte Ct
poliailf Ganlpr. &pelder nit linn in
oeuti9er @nrahe rebete, nit einem
@tiid ieiner interei1 anten 2ebensz
qei&i9te b.tannt. Gr fagte, ct BET
ne Mnton @asiared, lei in polen gu
6au5e unb Dor etpa anDert6alb Sab
rem, pbne einen 9eQer in Der Sai4e,
in SEEM Oort gelambet, in Der Nbz
5tat, feline in Pueblo, @allfcrnien,
pobnenbe Muttsr un6 S4meit tier
np9 einmal gu ieben, Ser Meg bort
bin mar 5par beoeutenb weiter, als
CT i'm 1id in ietnem 8aterlanoe porz
geltsGt batte, bp@ CT mar ia geluno
unb riiittg un6 beiab 5mei traftlge
Mrme, bic BON Sugeno auf an 19pere
Mrbeit 9etp6nt tparen. Gu 19lug
CT 1t9 11le9t n reU1 NIL Sttt'W>
ten BON a(lerbanb Mrbett unb 9anoz
langerbieni ten bur@, Big ct 19ltebz
li& na9 6 Monaten feline SO Sabre
olte. sebre&li&e Mutter famo uno
cine s3eit lang BEL i6r oermeilte. @ez
genmGrtig befinoet ct it4, mie CT &C.
tommen, mieber auf benz 9etmtpege
unb min ii& CUR &idfabrt u6sr ben
O5san auf ir9eno elm @&iH berbtnz
gen. Sn feinem @aterlanoe marten
auf i'm feline Trau unb elm &ino,
bic CT por ieiaer Mbrei1e genugeno
nit Mitteln perieben bat, oamtt be-
1elben feline Notb littem, tpGbrenb ct
ielbit NIT leeren Taihen bic Reiie
mad Der neuer1 Welt antrat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
Gr1fliAc &tebeStra90oie.

2ouisbi11e, &c., 8. Mai. Die
2ei9en BON 5pei oer prominentel item
2sute, ndmli4 bic BON Mr4te 8romn,
benz Spbn unb Pripatz@etret bes
@ouDerneurs BON &entudD un0 bic
pon Trau Sutton @oroon, prominent
our4 tbre auberorbentli4e S9Dnbe't
unb guten Tamilien : 8e5iebungen,
liegen talt unb itarr in ben 2otalen
Smeter 2ei&enbeitatter. Der Worf all
Bat bier unb inn gan5en Staate cine
un9ebeuere @ufregung berporgeru fen.
Sutton :@orbon lit Der Same bes
Mannes, ber feline @ausebre in 10
furdtbarer Mei1e rd4te. 9ie unz
glid1 elige Sbat 9ei@db 9ienit tag
tur5 na4 Mittag in etnem bon elmer
Megerin 9efubrten perrufenen 9au1e>
@rpmn murbe in benz betreHenben
Gunner getDotet unb Trau @oroon.
feline @eliebte, fiel, als tie bic Tlu4t
er9reifen tpollte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
Ntcaraaua frtcd1t ~ &teu3e.

Managua, 2. Mat. 9ie @ez
gierung BON Nicaragua bat bei@loiz
fen, ben @orf4lag 3ur 8etlesuns tb<
reg @treites nit @robbritannten an
3unebmen unb fat bisien 8ei&lub
Ben @esierun9en in Ma1bingto uno
2onbon mitget6etlt. 9ieiem @ori 6la9
qemGB ion Nicaragua binnen flnfz
5ebn Sasen na& Der @bfabrt Der briz
tii4en &riegs1&iHe aus benz Soften
BON Gortntp in 3pnbon $500 Str.
3dblen. Sebt 6at @robbritannien
no4 ben @orf4lag an5unebmer.
M1an lit ber Mnitdt, baB bic @egtez
rung bur4 ibr @erfabren iebe Ser
antmortli9teit fir &peitere Imam
nebmQidteiten auf @robtrttannien
1hisbt. 9ie pinttlide Be5abluns
bes @elb:s lit auf bas 8efimmte!te
5ug:I tfert morb:n, bamtt be5ugl14
6ieies punttes tc:n: ungeptbfsit
herr he.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
" Disadvantages @rtenn&ntt .beaii8
ttd) Der ,,Gttc."

2onbon, 3. Mai. 9ie ~@lbe"z
Inter u4ung muroe am Mtttpoh
trieber aufgenommen. Ser &oroner
1ummirte ben 5aQ uno fagte, bab Der
S9aben, mel4en bic "Gratbie" bel
Der &oli1ipn erlitten, lie an Der Sort
1eBung Der &eiie p%erbinbert babe.
Mas bic &ouiiion 1elbit betrefe, mill
1e bic Surp ent14eiosn, ob eine sro<
BE, unent1 @ulobare Na@ldiiigteit
porliege, unb penn 10, BEL ttmmen,
mer bafiir perantmortli4 gu MAIDEN
iei. Die Surp erlteb oann Elm Der
bit, baB ber 3u1ammenitob 5olge
elmer sroBen Na@laiiigteit BON @e!z
ten bes @teuermannes uno bes Mtanz
nes auf benz 2ugaus auf ber SRA
tbie" mar. Wegen Mangels aqer
Mus1agen BON irgeno einem Mitglteo
Der 8emannung Der ~@lbe" lit bic
Surp ber Mmftdt, bab nt4t genageno
8epeis porliege, baB bic ~Gratbte"
fir bas 1ngliid auetn peranttportlt4
lei, UNI Elm 8erbttt in biei er 8e5iez
bung gu rebtfertigen. Der &apitdn
Der rGratbie" puroe noQ itanbtg entz
la tet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
Neue StrejtS.

GlepeIanb, 3, 3. Mai. Die
in a9t peridieoenen @iebereien an
seiteaten 5ormer (WaOuloers) iino
an ben Streif eegansen. 9ie 2eute
bielten cine Notwithstanding ab,
in Der its beialp6en, bic Irbett ME
bersulesen, faQs bic 2obnerbDbung
iiebaebn @iebereifirmen, pel4e um
2obnerbDbung a%ngegangen tpuroen,
ni9t bemiuist meroen pirbe. 8pn
babn adt bic lebtere bepiqist.
ct. 2puis Mo., 3. Mai. Gin
tauienb 3isselbrenner, wel9e idmmtz
lib in Der @tabt be14dftigt iino, itno
am 1. Mai an ben Streit gegangen,
Neil iie b0bere 2Dbne uno einen neunz
1tiinbtgsn Mrbeitstag er5ptngen tppaz
ten. Sn Tplse baoon bat tn 1ed)z
3ebn 3isselbrennsreien bic Mrbeit elm
geiteut tperben miiKen, obpobl btez
lelben 8e1teuunsen ausSufabren bait
ten, bur4 mel4e tie auf bier Woden
in Sbdtigteit erbalten lporben pdrer.
9untington, 80. 3d., 4. Wtat.
Der @treit Der @rubenleute i'm Yo=
cabontass8eairt unb lGngs oer Norz
folt unb Weitli&en @i1enbabn" bat
ii6 10 tpeit ausgebreitet, bab 1ammtz
li9e @ruben, iiber breibtg an Der
3abl, tbatid&li@ tin liegen. Wole
tau ienb @rubenleute iinb jebt an Dem
&ompfe um cine 40 Gentsz@ate be-
t6eiligt.
5bebongan, Wis, 3. Mat.
l1eber tauienb Mrbeiter iino bier BE-
i9Gfttsungslps in 5olge beg @tre1ts
5>Ar gr5lpingung b0berer 20hne in
Der Muttopn Manuf featuring Gompa.
M, Der M1belfabrit uno bsr @erberet
Don Sbeooor 3i@eB1@e C @on.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
Nemei:e Na6ri@ten .
2ar,te,t TN Teuer 1ttt.

pittsburg, 1. Mai. Drei
2eifen purben in ben Rutnen zines
s5euers, melbes ben Gutterz@t BON
9. +. 8ialas, an Yenna Mpenue, ~
mie mebrere anitobenoe Sennementz
9du1 er, auiammen feds, perni4tete,
aufqefunben. So iinb 0ies 0er 35z
jd6rige zimmerman 2poas Mitz
9eQ, ferner Samuel WeaDer, rs Sabz
re alt, perbeirat6et, unb TreDertd
@4neiber, 81 Sabre alt.
MQe bret perlpren tbr 2eben in benz
Sauie ppn @amuel WeaDer. 2ebtez
rer mar lett etniger 3eit am Nerbsnz
fieber ertrantt. Seine 5rau mar por
einigen Sagen niebergetommen. @3ie
murbe Dor ben tommenben Slam
men in @i9erbeit gebra@t. Mit@eu
unb elm anberer Mann paren chen
Daran, $yerrn @eaoer gu retten, als
I'M 3tmmer cine 2ampe e%rplootrte
unb gu glei@er 3eit bas Na4burbaus
auf Meabers 9aus nieoer1 tur3te urb
Mitdeu unb Weaper tamen i: Ten
Tlammen unb ben bernieoer itiir3enz
ben Srimmern um. 6reo. @4netz
Der, Der mebrere Perionen pGbreno
bes 8ranbes gerettet, bDrte Trau
Weabers entiebli9es Sammer UNI III
rem Mann unb brang in bas brent
nenbe 9aus elm, UNI ietn 2eben ebert
faqs gu tperlieren. Sir Grau Weaper
befur9tet man bas @4limmite.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
GrjOaB iciuer sN,oa0er-

Milmoutee, 20. Mai. St.
Gtootanmalt Moksrt 2uscombe bat
am @omfas M6sno ieinsn @@pager
Gmil u. @angsr. ben 8ruoer bes 8lz
cpcle=Gbamp;on Ma:ter @anger erz
ldo0en. 8eibe Mdnner itanoen auf
oe1panntsm 6ube. @an9er be9anz
settle feline Grau. 2uscom6e's @Ame=
tier, brutal. unb als an Gam tag
6rau @anser 1i9 in bas 9auS i6res
0aters uno 8rubers hi4tete uno iii
@smabl mutbi4naubeno bort IT:
'Gien, feuerts 2uscombe auf ben
auBen @tsbenoen einen @4uB ab,
Der Iofort ben Sob berbei flbrte. Ser
MDroer itente fid 1slb1t benz @eria1
uno befinbet iih unter 8argi&aft aul
freiem SUP.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
@ohl uur Gin 0er1mt.

paris, 4. Mat. Der r@aulois"
t6eilt NIT, baB &ublano 5rantrei@ u.
Deut1Glanb eriu@t bat, eine semeinz
fame Npte gu unter3ei4nen, &porin
bic @inpGnbe gesen ben in Sbimo=
neieti 3pi1&sn BEN @ertretsrn bon
G6ina unb Sapan pereinbarten Griez
bsnspertrag angegeben perben, unb
motur9 bic japanii@e @egterung in
&enntniB seieBt piro, bab eine Ni4tz
bea9tung biefer Note Elm bepaHnetes
Da5mt19entreten Der bret Ma4te
rehtferttQen tpiirbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
Bon Cuba.

&ep It, 6la., 3. Mai. @s
ptro gemel0et, bab 3mi19en Snlur<
genten unter @ome5 unb @paniern
unter @alcebo cine @4la@t gei@lagen
purbe. Ser &f fanb in Der Ndbe
BON Guantanamo itatt. @ome3 bate
1000 unb Salcsbp 1000 Mann; jez
bo9 purbk 2ebterer NIT i@meren
Derlui ten gei4lagen.
@isr 1T au9 bic Na&ri&t einse=
trohen, baB flint ipanif&e 9ff3isre.
mel4e 3uiammen nit lieutenant
@aqego .fi& BON ben Snfurgenteu
iiberrai4 en lieben, Bel @abanas er<
1@ohe en- purben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-09
9ampf<r ~0efMnfen.

@o1ebo, g., 1. Mai. Capt. Geo.
9aDparb unb bier @eeleute bon Der
8emannung bes r@atie @Fparb"
trafen ge1unb in 9olebo Elm. @te
perlieBen ben fintenben Dampfer tur3
por feinem untergange unb gelangten
an bas ufer bon Mi4igan. Ser &o&
Wm. eSones unb ber Sngenieur Mlz
bert 9amlin murben auf benz @rad
auriidgelaKen. 9amlin purbe ipGter
bonn S&lepper "@op" serettet, aber
scSones ertrant, ba ct in Der Mufre=
9unq iber 8orb %geiprur3en tpar.
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ssiir bic Sinterbltebenea.

Berlin, 80. Mpril. Die @ermal=
ter bes Neutrality-suspicious. fir bic
binterbliebenen Spfer ber @lbez&a=
taitopbe bitten am Mittmo4 unter
benz @orfib bes Miniiters BON 8oetz
ti&er cine @iBung ab. Ser @4aBz
meiiter beri4tete, 6ab 100000 Mart
5ui ammensetommen ieien. Die Sruz
tees be9loKen, bic gan5e @umme,
nit Musnabme tleiner CUR 2lnberung
momentaner Nptb be%raus9abter 8etz
fridge, CUR @r5tebung ber &inoer UNI
ter 16 syabren unb CUR 81 r1orgung
Der Mittpen al bertpenDen.
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Cine tauteriroii@e 8abn.

8altimore,3 3. Mai. Der Sunz
mel Der BELT Sine 8abn, zines Der Be-
n1ertenspertbe1ten 8autperte ietner
Mrt, pel4er rnter biefer @taot BON
ber Station gamben na4 8ap @ten
Sunction auf ber pbilaoelpbia 0tptz
ltpn Der Baltimore uno Sbto 8abn
gebaut lit, cine @ntfernuns bon z 1i2
Meilen, puroe fprmeu fir ben @erz
tsbr er0ffnet. @s piro iebt teine
TRANSFERRING BON PaKagieroigen
iiber ben petasco Glub itattfnben.
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moroete aus Gtferfud1t.

@riftpl, 9enn., 3. Mai. 5rau
Martba Wa0en, BON 8ladnater, See
Gountp, @a., bat Tral @elene @al=
lace NIT eiuer Miitsubel erfto4en.
Ser Morb i4eint bic Tolge bon ST.
fer1u@t iettens Der Walen getpeien
gu iein, beren @atte Der Trau @auace
gu sroBe Mufmert1amteiten 9e14entt
9absn ion. Ser Mann ber M0rberin
lit entfloben.
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91reit uno 8lutrerateteu

Mien, 80. Mpril. Sn ben sroben
BEL 8rinn 1T felt mebreren
Sagen elm @trite i'm @ange. @s TAM
ami54en ben @treitern u>1b ben @en=
burmen gu etnem 3uiammenitob, BET
melGem 8lut flob. Gin balbes Duz
benb 6rauen unb Mdnner, mel9e ii4
an Der Mttade auf bic @enbarmen be-
tbeiligt .batten, itnb bur@ 8aionett=
}ti9e gum Sbeil iAper perpun6et
porben. Snfol9e bieies 3orfaqes
berr19t unter ben Mrbeitern grobe ST.
bitterunq.
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SttAte hM oer Solicit.

Gbarlotte, q. g., 80. Mpril~
Ser &a7iirer Sames g.. 9olano. Der
BON ben @elbern Der bieitgen Mer=
&ants' unb Turmers' Bant $751;
600 unter19lagen bate unb portge
Mo9e am Dienitag Mbenb peri4mu1z
ben mar, fam aus ietnem 8erited
berpor a1nb lief erte ii4 ber Polt5et
aus. .Gr fiBt ieBt i'm @efangniB. @r
bat fi9 bier in ber Stabt perborgen
ge6alten, meigert ii& aber, ben Naz
men beg 8etrefenoen, Der tbm Elm
8er1ted an9ebpten bat, m%tt3uthttlen.
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lInbeariinoct 0et16te.

2onbon n, 1. Mai. Cine Depe=
ide BON Sotio fagt, bab bic @erii&te,
bic ruiiti4en, fran5Diii@en unb beut=
1hen 81 1anbten ieien na4 &ioto 9e=
eansen, UNI semeiniaaftli@ iiber III
e Proteite nit prem:er Sto gu con-
f~srirsn, unb:sriinoet iino. Sapan bat.
big jebt nod ni@t off3iel auf bic
Prote Itatten ber brei Mddte seantz
portet. 9ie @eian6ten bert elben nei=
aen INNER nod Der Mnjtdt gu, bab
ii4 cine friebli@e 90lung erm0sli@en
Ia e.