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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
THE MODERN BEAUTY.

Thrives on good food and sun
shine with plenty of exercise in
the open air. Her form CLOVIS
with health and her face blooms
with it's beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of a
laxative remedy she uses the
gentle and pleasant Syrup OF
Figs. Made by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
CoPPERs TREED BY A BEAR.

heavy, rumbling noise. They stopped
and listened. From the woods on the
east side of Evanston avenue came a
sound.
"Br,lh-Bruh-Bruh," came the gut
tural tones.
That's him." cried Officer Gallagher.
He rushed into the woods and had not
gone so feet when he spied the bear
looking for tin cans in the grass.
Gallagher ran up from behind and tried
to trap Bruin. He caught hold of the
beasts tail, but his bearship did not
like the treatment. 1t was not used to
the ways of Chicago policemen. The
beast turned with what seemed to Gala
CHER lightning rapidity. The tables
were turned and the next moment the
valiant officer was climbing tree.
"Sheehan, come and chase that beast, "
he yelled to his companion. SheehaA
ran up to where Gallagher was perched,
and when he caught sight of him he was
convulsed with laughter.
But his merriment was short-lived.
Before he was given an opportunity to
reply to Gallagher's appeal the bearwas
after him and Sheehan joined his part
ner in the tree as quickly as possible.
Sergt. Olson now sent the patrol
wagon and Policemen Fred Tallowitz
and Martin Kelly, the latter having q
Winchester.
Driver Simon Roller stopped the team
half mile from the bear and his freed
prisoners. Kelly and Tallowitz ap-
preached. the latter ahead. The bear
pursued him over several acres and up q
tree, and turned to Kelly. Kelly is lame
and could not run swiftly. He could
not climb tree at all. So when the
animal approached he began firing and
running as best he could. After several
bullets had been buried in the bears
body. making it ten times more fero-
cious, Kelly was able to rest his weapon
over stump and shoot straight be-
tween the bears eyes. Bruin keeled
over. The policemen tumbled from the
tree-tops. The citizens who had
watched the proceedings breathed
freely. Wosslick says he will serve his
bear Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Bernard Biering. prosper
GUS young farmer Of the Helotes set
Element, is in the city today for Wis
it to his uncle, Mr.. Chas. Biering.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
The Daily tiqGt
FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1896.
CUBA RECOGNIZED.
AMERICAN CONGRESS COMMITTEE
so REPORTS.
Sugar and Railway Stocks Fell But the
Hearts of the Cubans Rose
Accordingly

Washington. ID. c., Dec. 1S.-The
foreign relations committee of the
Senate has agreed to report the Cam
eron resolution. The Cameron reso-
luton is as follows:
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the united
States of America, in Congress as
sembled, that the independence of the
republic of Cuba be and the same is
hereby acknowledged by the United
States of America.
Section 2:-That the United States
should use it's friendly offices with the
government of Spain to close the war
between Spain and Cuba.
Senator Cameron's report deals at
length with the question of precedents
in the matter of the recognition OF In
dependence and an Intervention in
whatever nature by the United States,
beginning with the Greek revolution
and coming down to the present time.
Senators who heard the report say II
is very thorough in this respect and
goes over the entire ground.
The Cameron resolution as modl-
fed and agreed upon by the foreign
relations committee, is as follows:
Resolved, by the Senate and House
of representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled. that the independence of the re-
public of Cuba be and the same is
hereby acknowledged by the United
States of America.
Section 2:-That the United States
will use it's friendly offices with the
government of Spain to bring to a
close the war between Spain and Gu
ba.
New York, Dec. 1S.-Wall Street,
1:3O D.. m.-The Washington dispatch
es defining the attitude of the senate
committee on foreign relations con-
corning Cuban affairs created excite
ment in the stock exchange and prices
receded very sharply. Railway
stocks and sugar were the greatest
suffereres. The declines in the active
list ranged from two to four per cent.
The tone at this time is feverish.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 1S.-Dis-
matches from Madrid that the cabinet
council has taken up the question OF
applying home rule and reforms to
Poto Rico are regarded by officials
here as having an important bearing
on the proposed reforms for Cuba.
The two islands have been treated
together by Spain, and in the plan for
home rule reforms proposed some
months ago both islands were includ-
ed in the same bill, the measure be-
ing entitled "a law for the re-organi-
cation of the civil administration OF
Cuba and Porto Rico" Under these
circumstances the action Of the cabi-
net council in taking up the Porto
Rico reforms is considered by officials
here as meaning that Cuban reforms
will also be considered.
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POLICE KILL A BEAR.
He Was the Terror of Lake View,
Chicago Suburb.
Bruin Made Game Fight and Had All
the Force Except q Lame Man Up
Tree Before He Fell
Victim.

Bruin, the terror of the Graceland
avenue woods, at Chicago, is dead. The
bullet from a Winchester rifle which
fell between his eyes was fired none too
soon for the tranquility of Lake View
residents, for at the time half the town
hall police force was perched in tree
tops clinging to small limbs and calling
upon friends at distance.
Bruin was big black bear. Rudolph
Wosslick, a restaurateur, bought him
then cub year ago. Planning a
grand Christmas feast for his friends in
1896, Mr.. Wosslick took the animal to
the back yard of his home at $50 Evan
ston avenue, chained it to huge post
and then concocted a daily bill of fare
which was calculated to produce great
layers of fat by bear-killing time.
The bear grew fat. He also grew
ferocious and strong, The other night
his strength exceeded that of the chain.
The animal secured his freedom and be-
gan to roam about the Graceland avenue
woods.
Late pedestrians saw him, and, fear
full of his embraces, ran for their homes,
with their hair standing straight up.
Women who ventured out on the
street later on their way downtown en-
countered the bear, and ran screaming
for the nearest street car or other place
of safety.
Shortly after eight o'clock the town
hall police station was besieged with
telephone messages and calls from per-
sons living in the district, who asked
the immediate humiliation of the bear.
Desk Sergeant Olson at once detailed
Detective Sheehan and officer Gala
CHER to effect Bruins capture. The
officers did not wait to swear out war
rants charging the beast with disorder
ly conduct. They searched the entire
vicinity, but could find no bear.
At ten o'clock they were walking
leisurely near Evanston and Graceland
avenues, when they were startled by q
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
ELECTIONS MUST BE FREE.

New York, Dec. 1S.-A special to the
Herald from Valparaiso says: Con-
gress will shortly name commission
to arbitrate the differences between
the heirs of Bernstein, the concession
aire of the North and South American
Construction company, and the Chill
ian government.
The minister of the interior in a
circular to the governors of the prov
inces says. the central government is
firmly resolved to maintain neutral
position in the coming elections and
it expects all local officials to pursue
a similar course.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18

DOLLS-Have you visited our doll
and toy department? If not, come
and see more novelties ever
shown in San Antonio. Our stock
is clean and fresh, selected with
care and sure to please the most
fastidious. Our prices are your
prices. KYPFER & SENG.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
ORPHAN GIRL MURDERED.
Rv Special Wire to Daily Light.

Galveston, Tex. Dec. 1S.-In the
house of Sexton Stravinsky, OF the
Catholic cemetery, the murdered body
of Mary Falk, an orphan 16 years old,
was found this morning at 10 o'clock.
The sexton and family were absent
and appearances indicate that the
girl was murdered outside and taken
into the house. No clue is yet found.
The police are investigating.
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P. e. G. A.

San Antonio branch of the Progress
in Elk hall last night, reelected the
officers Of 1896. for the year 1897, ex-
cept for the office of warden. Mr.. t.
r. Gray was elected warden. Six
new members were initiated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
GETTING SCARED.

Madrid, Dec. 1S.-Five additional
battalions of Spanish troops have
embarked for the PHILIPPINE islands
and General Polavija, the new captain
general of the colony, has asked for
Reinforcement of ten more batalions.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. 2hc. 1O-5-156t.

3Sc-OUR BEAUTIFUL WHITE and
GOLD books, Powered bindings,
handy i'm size, very attractive and
appropriate for holiday presenta-
ton. Over 20 titles. Special this
week 3Sc. KYPFER & SENG.
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FAIR TOMORROW.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 1S.-For
Western Texas: Fair Saturday, with
easterly to southerly winds.
For Eastern Texas: Fair tonight;
colder in southeast portion; warmer
in northeast portion Saturday with
northerly winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
INSURANCE COMPANY BARRED.

Austin, Tex, Dec. 1S.-Special.-
Insurance Commissioner Rose this
morning issued a notice Withdrawing
the permit for the Texas Life Insur-
ance company of Tyler, Texas, to do
business, on the grounds that it
would be hazardous to the public in
terest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
soIREE DANsANTE.

Prof. z. A. Hall, the accomplished
master of dancing. whose initial sol
rec was so successful at Beethoven
hall, will hold the second soiree in
Mission Garden pavilion tomorrow
Saturday night, Tickets for admis-
sion to be had from the pupils and at
Mission garden. New dances intro
duced
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
BEAUTIFUL SILvERWARE.

The full equipment Of silverware
for the Menger hotel has arrived and
was unpacked today. Every piece is
extra heavy and is finely engraved.
Mr.. Kampmann will serve Christmas
dinner with. this elegant ware.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
FOR PETTY THEFT.
121 West Commerce Street.

There were three convictions in pet
ty theft cases in the Thirty-seventh
District court yesterday afternoon, as
follows:
Charles Johnson, theft under $50,
two months in the county jail; Fred
Pollard, theft under $50, two months
in the county Jail; Vicente Roriguez,
theft under $50, four months In the
county jail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
WEATHER NOTES.

An area of high pressure extends
over the portion of the country be
tween the Mississippi river and the
Rocky mountains, and has caused de-
cidedly lower temperature throughout
Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas.
The lower pressure overlies the
great lakes and will move down the
st. Lawrence valley.
Snow is filling at Omaha.
During the past "a hours, rain and
snow occurred in the central and up
per portions of the Mississippi valley.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
LOCAL RECORD.

Maximum temperature yesterday,
"a degrees.
Minimum temperature in past "a
hours, Al.
Mean temperature, 62.
Normal temperature, 55.
Temperature at Z a. m. this date, AZ
Sensible temperature, SO.
Relative humidity, 62.
Wind. direction, north.
Wind, velocity, 8.
Weather, part cloudy.
III. II. CURLEY, Observer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18

KICK-A full line of footballs and
supplies from soc to 50.
KYPFER & SENG.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18
TIRED MOTHERS find help

In Hood's Sarsapar1lla, which gives
them pure blood, good appetite and
new and needed STRENGTH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. 25c. 10-S-155t-
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METEOROLOGICAL.
Weather Conditions For the Next
Twenty-four Hours.

vicinity for 36 hours, from a. M.
Dec. IS:
Fair tonight and Saturday, cooler
tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-18

MIR. Bernard Biering. prosper
GUS young farmer Of the Helotes set
Element, is in the city today for Wis
it to his uncle, Mr.. Chas. Biering.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-06
Sa0eu.

SarlSrube. Ger 20. Geburtstao
bes 9roeber;ogs miro ~beionbers ieitlth
besangen peroeu. Die Seier foil lid
uift nur auf ben 8. September be-
ihrdnteu, ~ionoern eS ioll a,a 8. Seps
TENDER cine Yorfeier uno am 10. Seps
TENDER cine Hatfeier itattfincer. ssiir
Die beabiihtigten% groBarti9eu Torberei,
tun9en lit bier cine eioncere 6eittoms
miiiion eingeieet.-Sier murbe i'm
meitlihen Staottbeile elm 59l9 S.uas
bratmeter umiaiienper Yauplot ~
ether neuen fatboliiben Stride UNI
LOG, 542 Wlarf an9efauit.
Seioelberg. Der bieiige Ser
elm seSen ben WiiBbraut seiiiiger Ges
trdnte" beabiidtist, bier cine altobols
freie GSirtbihait III erridten.
8onitanS. Siirili6 feierten au6
bic Seuerwebren Der flint Vooeniees
uf~eritaaten in Sonitan; elm internatios
males Serbriioerungsieit. gu benz
Sooeniees 6euerwebrs Yunoestas paren
bic Teutifeu bis BON SGtingen, Die
Selterretter bis BON Selotlrdl, Ole
Sdpei;er bis BON JfapperswDl am
3iiriheriee her eribienen, i'm Gan,en
etpa 10 9orps nit 1000 2beilnebs
mern.
Mtannbeim m. SaS Geiee sesen
ben unlauteren @ettbemerb, Sas nit
Dem l.. Gull in arait setreten lit,
if)eint audi einjelnen Serlesern BON
3eitunsen Sdmer;en ;u bereiten. Die
rWiannbeimer Soltsit. tonitatirte nit
iidtlibem 9er9niigen, baB Der rgas
oiide Generalan;eiser" pulgo rWtanns
beimer 2ageblatt" Die itereotppe Dit
tbeiluns an Der Spiee bes Ylattes 4:
rIieies Vlatt selanst in Solse ieiner
groBen aufla9e td9lib ~ SGnoen BON
etwa $4,000 bis 40, 900 Veiern" Ihon
eini9e Gage iuuor ipe99elaiien bat
9tah einem pprldufi9en ueberlhla9
idJlieBt oas bier a~bgebaltene rWiittels
rbeiniibe Yerbanoi6ieBen" nit einem
ueberi6uB bon runo %, 900 Wiart ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-06

;pert" bat ietne .SaplupWeH elugeucllI;
iiber Die geielliaait 1T Der Sonturs
perbdn9t.
Setlbronn. Sn Der bieiieen
@lodensieBerei puroe iiinait Die grcbte
Der @lofen, bic fir Die neue grange
hide Stride beitimnlt limb, pollenoet.
Gle hat elm @epiht por 80 Gentnern
uno lit cine Der srOBteu 8loden @iirts
temberSs. guf Der Toroerieite trdat
lie oas SiloniB Vutbers; aus elmer
Snibrift Der Glidieite lit III entnehs
men, oaB tie BON Der Samilie Saibt
9eitiftet puroe.
Heutlingen. 2etter Gage purSe
Der S%ubrbalter s. GminSer BON einem
Snieft in ben SalS geitpden; balo
ieisten lid Spuren BON 9lutper9ii.
tung, pelher Der trditi0e 0iarn in Der
llniperiitdtstlinif Su Siibingen erlesen
lit.
SulSbad. Sier lit man nad
l4tdsi9en Sobrperiuf)eu in elmer Giefe
BON etwa 200 N.teter aui Sal; seitoBer.
Siibingen. SaS Iefi;it i'm
Sta~otbausbalt betrd9t fat $1,000
Wtarf, mouon 80, 600 Wtarf ais Staot.
ihuloen um9elegt iperoen miiiien.
urab. StraBenpart WtitenfuB
mar nit Gem &eridarrsn elmer an
Wtil;brano perenoeten Sub beauitragt ;
er perleete lid bel oieiem 8eitdit uuo
itarb unter 9raBliden Sfmer;er.
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Sreie Stable.

Samburs. Sn Tolge 3uiammens
itoGcs nit eirem Sampier fenterte auf
ser glitter Elm 9tuoerboot. BON orei
SnIuiIen muroe elmer Serettet.- ;3peis
bunoert Ferionen beiufteu oeu i"iiniteu
beutifeu San;lebrertas, Der elm Ges
noiieni6aft beutiter lanjlebrer 81
srilnoeu beitloB. Sie nGfitiGbrige
2uguns iinbet in Srantfurt a.. ". itatt.
Ger iriibere JiesiitratOr Der Nuf.
iittsbeb0rSe fir Die StanoeSdmter,
FOwell, muroe pom ynnogerihte pegen
iort9eietter llnterihlagungen in SObe
BON 1858 Dart uuO llnterorilturg
BON llrfunpeu in 43 Sdllen III pier
Subren ied)S Wionuten GeiGnSniB pers
urtbeilt.
Bremen. Sir Die lluterneierfors
rettiou iino bis gum |. Npril 1896
insoeiammt 33, 3OO,OTs Wtarf As
EienniSe u~eruusgabt wOroen .-Oi
Yiirgerihait hat gum Gau gtoBer G'es
treble. SiloS i'm Treibaieu Ole Sumre
pon l,l22,O 600 Mtart bemilli0t.
Siibet. Srapemiiuoe ioll oemnGdit
2orpeooitGtipu wcroeu, uno ;mur iollen
oortielbit 6 I.Yoote uno 6 SsYocte
nit Is Siii;iercn uebit Wiannihaitsu
itationtrt weroen. Der Scmmaneeur
oes G~jeifwaocrs ioll in %iibed @obs
NINA rehIter.
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GfaB- Sot6ringen

StraBburs. Der Snbabcr Der
Roienapotbefe, Camille yepp, murSe
ipesen 9etruses III neun Mionaten Sc.
fdnSniB perurtbeilt. @epD hattie iih
SeSeniiber einisen Saiien iali6lide
@uSitellunsen bon Re;eptrednunsen III
Shulcen tommen laiien. sluf benz
@ese POM @eriftsgebaube gum Inter
iihun9sseidnsniB matte Der Ser.
urtbeilte interchangeable, mel
der leooh nift tObtlif %perlief.
Weg. Inter benz YerSadt Der
Spionase lit bier elm aus Seiterrei6
iiammenoer Vrauergebilie NamenS
Sambld perbaitet worSen. - Siir;lid
muroe bel %glmanweiler aui iran,o,
Iiitem poben am Yois be Ia Suiie
ourt ben Wieeer Yereiu fir Die Grbal.
tung Der ariegeraraber elm @eSenftreu,
in BEN neueirId,teten ummauerten
Srieobofe. no 1900 9einllene Srieaer
ees 3abreS 1870 ruben, inter dit
mirfnn9 bes Wieeer WiGnner0eiana.
Vereins ieierli6 e~in9eweibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-06

anpeienoen tortgItdben Tdmtlte, pel'
der lebbaite SulSigunsen rar9ebraht
purocu. Die Silbrer ser einSelnen
@ruppcn iiberreiften NcltltrGuBe inter
Aniprufen.
%eip;i9. Nier iii cine Benjamin
lung Der Sfmicoe aui9elrit poroen,
neil elmer rer 6ebner beleieisenee
N%euferun9eu iiber Den hineiiihen
Spe;ial Sieianoten N,Sungs2 ihans
fallen lieB.-Su Nller9rcttenoprf hat
it'd Elm eutiepliheS Samilienoranla
;uNttrdeeu. Dem brei Wt~enlhenleben
gum Spier 9eialleu limo. Die Sbeirau
ees @eiu;apierS Shipte hat ibre bel
oen Siuoer I'M Nlter pon brei uno iilrf
,Subreu rurh Srbangen uul9ebraht uno
it'd Damn lelbit setobtet. gluS bon Srau
Shipfe binterlaiienen Vriefen gebt
berpor, b0E lie Die 2bGt peSen che
lid)en llnirieoenS ~beganaen hat.
Tlauen. 9lus Dem Se;irt oes bie'
iigeu aoniulatS Der Ger. Staaten MUIR
Seu nom |. Sult 1895 bis 81. Sunt
1896 &aaren i'm SSertbe ron S2,434,s
400 Sortbiu ausgeilbrt oaS iii 9eSen
sas @oriabr Elm 6iit9ans pon $751;
$50. Ger susiall iii benz ihletten
@eitditsganse in Der upgtldneiih diem
Grandchildren SnSuiirie ;u;uIhrci'
ben, Die aber lmmerbin i'm leeten
Hehmln9siubrs peS Souiulats nod fir
1914, 543 nab Den 9%enannten Ibiaes
lGuoeru aIisiilbrte.
3witau. Sei Ser Selobienitltburg
beS 1873. Hegtments muroen 0ht Sols
eateu POM Sielhlas ~Setroifen; elmer
lit 0eitorben. -Sn Stonheire III bel
elmer SeuerSbruult ser SGnodrbeiter
Samm nit ieinem iiiniiabrigen Sinee
perbrarut.
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G6aringif6e Staten.

Giienaf. llniercr Staot iii lett
pillis ron benz in 6rautiurt q. :. pers
itorbeneu SauitGtsratb Or. 9cpel cine
Stiituus pom 10000 Dart gum Veiten
unperbeirutbeter SeamtentOd)ter ;u9e-
peuoet mproeu.
@eimar. Der Srudberiht itber
Die Sbdtigfeit oes @eimariiher Sreis.
p~crbanoeS ;ur Setlmpiuu9 oes GaSas
bunoeutbums uno CUR llnteritiieurg
biliSbepiirftiSer reiienoer SanNwerter
fin oas SGbr 1895 weiit i'm gGn;eu
81 Seruisarteu ser @anoeruoen aui 4;
1928 Ferionen ~beiancen iih auf Der
rSSal;e," eapon nabmen ALIEN int
Mtorat Te;ember ll6s Die Stationen
In gnjprut.
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Sro66erjogt6um SeGeu.

Darn itaot. Dad oeu oiii;iellcn
;geriften nber oeu Suatenitano i'm
SroBber;ogtbum MAIDEN it'd Die THE
ridden Staolirse in ein;elnen Lamb.
mirtbihaitliten 0eiirten iebr unanse.
nebm iiiblbar. 60 iii gum 9eiipiel
i'm Grbebun9sbe;irt Sitboieu Der Slice
bis ~ 10 Fro;ent ourh MtduieiraB
pernihtet i'm Grbebungsbe,irf al,ep
leioen Die Getreibefeloer auseroroents
lid ourh SamlteriraB unb in ben @eins
bergen wiro elm fairies guitreten Ses
Tebititlers beobaftet.
Sin9er. Sarl Furicelli hat aus
gnlaB leineS 50jdbri9en Weihditsiubi :
l1unls abermals 100, 900 Wtarf III
Suniten ieiner 2lrbeiter beitimmt.
Waini. 0ieicr Gage hat iit bic
Srau zines bieiI9en Streinermeiiters
aus benz 6eniier oeS oritteu Stodwcr.
tes in ben sol 9"eitlir,t uno ltarb ~ioicrt.
Gle Iollte it'd elmer Operation urters
ileben, lab ben 2lr;t tommen uno that
ben Spruns in Die liefe.
Wombah d. Die &aseuiabrit Sc.
briicer @altell hat fir hire grbeitcr
6abrrdoer onSeihaift, um benielben
ben @eS 81 uno pon Der 9lrbeit ~ er.
leidtern. Die arbeiter puroen gum
Selbittoitenpreiie Gi9entbimer Der
Rdoer uno tllgen bic Gorla9e ourd,
fleine wOtentlide Sobnab;i9e.
Worms. GIN Snmpsrtbeimer Sc
meinoewalee tritt Die Sieierneule in
erld)redenoer an;abl aui. alldj itcbt
allen an;eifen n0d Elm mathematics
aniireten ees 6l6tenipanuerS gu be-
iirdteu.
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@eferrd@.

Sien. Der Sdubmahersiobn
9eaicius 0eib, etwa 20 Sabre alt,
iprans, nahoem or iid cine Sarte sur
Yeiteiguus peS StepbantburmeS gelot
hattie, aus elmer Spbe bon GO Wtetert
pom Sburme bsrab, fiel auf oaS Dad
Der 9atbarinen, Sapelle uno blieb loiort
topt.-Sier wurpen Der Soblenbanoler
Shmalle9Ser, feline @eliebte uno lein
S%auStuedt wegen erpielenen @ift'
moroes an 9 tmallesgerS iweiter Sat-
tin uerbaftet /; ShmalleS9er piro aud
belhuloist. feline erite Satin Dor brei
Sabren in Steiermart perSiitet 81
baben. Gin @ebilfe bes in S~berbclla'
brunu etablirteu TautianStebrers
9iesl beiorst Die Sauberuns Der
Sborniteine in benz Ye;irfe berart,
oaB er lid sur 3uritlesuns Der Siem'
lid beoeutenoen @eslreden zines
SabrrapeS beoient.
Sriiuu. Su @ietin %erfranfte cine
Sob;eits9eiellihaft bon 4s Ferionen
inter @erSiitunsssS pmptomen. Wteb'
rere ~geuaien, piele limb nod leioeno.
Siibuer, welhe pom Sodjeitstuben
fraBen, perenSeten.
Vubapeit II. Sn llorparS bat Ser
@runobeiieer Sobann Yrabef sesen
feline 6rau, feline iini ainoer uno Sann
se9eu lid ielbit Stiiiie a%b9eieuert.
Yrabef, Die Srau uro pier Sinoer iino
foot cas- finite Sino lit lfwer perleet.
SnuSbrud. Die SebOroen lciten
Die bieiige guribenibaft ~Germania"
auf, Die in Der rSltoeutlhen 9tuuo'
ihau" einen allgemeinen Stunoentag
sur SSroerun9 Der oeutl6snatiOnaleu
antiiemitiIben Seitrebuugen bierber
e%iuberuien uno oamit ibre Saeunsen
iiberldritten bate.
Sebenburg. Su Der @emeinoe
GrUBs Futtenoori brad cine Seuers'
brunit aus. IS perbrannten Is SGuier
uno ebenio piele Nebeu9ebluoe brei
Wieniden fanlen Inn. ,Spei Srauer,
pel6e aus Den Slammen g~erettct ipurs
Den, itarben in Sol9e bon SranoWun'
Den.
5roppau. 9lm bieiisen Staats'
gDmnaiium legte Srdulein Sacilie
@enot, Die 3otter bes Froieiiors an
Der %ebrerbilcunssanitalt, nit siiuili'
gem Griolge Die Geiiepriiiuu9 ab. Sic
lit baS erite Wtdod)en, pelfeS in
S6leiien Die Wiatura ma6te.
Shparjbah. Sier wurbe bas
Ginitihtbaus bes @irtbibaitsbeiieers
Saum9artt,,r BON 3igeunern total aus
geraubt. lluter gnoerem muroe aud
Die 6linte 9eitoblen, Die Saumsartuer
gum Stuse 9e9en 0tauber beiaB.