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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
ARMY NEWS.

Lieutenant Parker, Fifth cavalry,
has returned from Fort Mcintosh.
Private Russell, company A, Eigh-
teenth infantry, is discharged by
order
Yesterday was a holiday at the post
and was observed by ali the Organi-
cations except F troop.
Sergeant Schoenberg, from Fort
Mcintosh, is on visit to the post en-
route to Nebraska, on a leave.
1t is reported that the infantry bat
tallion, now at Leon Springs, will not
be paid until their return to the post.
Sergeant Jones, of troop e, Fifth
cavalry, after serving fifteen years,
has re-enlisted for the same organiza-
ton.
Quartermaster Sergeant Murray has
been discharged after ten years SER
vice. He re-enlisted for his old regi-
meht, the Fifth cavalry.
Infantry dress parade takes place
this evening on the upper parade at
sunset and mounted parade Thurs
day at $50 p. m. on the lower
grounds.
One of the members of the band
recently took fight and has not been
heard from since. He didn't leave
any address for his mail to be for
warded to and his friends are much
worried at his long absence.
The subject of the 16 to issue is
daily under discussion in the vicinity
of the messhall. One would naturally
suppose it was the 16 to 1 silver and
gold proportion, but listening to a dis
cussion 1T resolves itself into the six
teen pieces of potatoes to the one
piece of meat distributed throughout
the ''slum."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
AN ELECTION BET.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. S.-There is
an election bet standing here which for
originality stands over any bet yet
made. Fred. w. Burke and Albert w.
Donaldson are the parties to the wager.
The former agrees to leave this coun-
try forever on or before January 1887
il William Mckinley is elected presi-
dent and the other will do the country
like service If William ]. Bryan is
elected. They drew up contract to
this effect which they had formally at
tested by a notary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
ARMENIANs MIGRATING.
Coming To Hospitable America BY
The Shipload

London, Sept. S.-A dipatch from
Marseilles says NJ. NJ. Bonaud, chief
of police informs me that the Armen-
ians under detention here will be lib
Grated and will go to New York NJ.
HintouX,' minister of foreign affairs
has also advised that another batch of
Armenians expected to arrive today
will be given their liberty. They ar
rived on the Siden. They refused to
speak of the massacre at CONSTANT
nople for fear of angering the Turks
against their compatriots, but they Bit
terly denounced England for promis-
ing protection and then abandoning the
Armenians.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
ARMENIANs TURNED BACK.

New York, Sept. s.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Constantinople says: Or
ders have been received from Russian
ports to stop further consignments of
Armenian refugees, as Russia is over
stocked and declines to receive any
further supply. E5-
In consequence of these orders a
number of Armenians who had already
embarked were landed here again last
night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
KILLED HIS ROOMMATE.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. S.-Charles Korry,
aged II, colored, was found dead at
midnight on the floor of his room, with
a bullet hole in his head. Richard AL
carado a Spaniard of the same age,
who roomed with him is missing, and
1t is thought he did the killing. Both
boys were bootblacks. Jealousy is
said to have been the cause of the MUIR
der. Korry's home is in Cincinnati.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
ON A BRITISH TRACK.

London, Sept. Sat the Doncaster
September meeting today Enoch Wish
ards American horse Damsel Second
was among twelve starters in the race
for the Fitzwilliam stakes, but was I'M
placed. The winner, to be sold at
auction for 1000 sovereigns, was ].
Bigg's CHI. m. Chin Chin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
RUN TOO FAST.

London, Sept. s.-With regard to the
charge made by Baron Colville, Of Gull
ross, that trans Atlantic steamers run
through the Solent with a speed that
raise waves that does damage to the
docks, the North German Lloyd Steam
ship Company writes to the Standard
that their steamer Spree has a new
commander and that they will inves-
tigate Baron Colville's charges.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
WON'T DO 1T AGAIN.

]. Wilson, a street sandwich man,
was arrested yesterday by Officer
Robb on Alamo street. formasquerad-
ing in the costume of simple
Simon" Marshal Druse released the
man with the advice that he should
wear male attire in the future and
to wash the paint from his face.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
MORTUARY RECORD.

The following death certificates have
been filed for record in the health
Office:
Male infant of Mrs. B. Dortshie,
aged one day, from commissions.
Thomas Young, aged 40 years, from
stomach complaint.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
AN EASY HAUL.

Cincinnati, Sept. S.-Near midnight
last night five masked men with drawn
pistols entered the saloon of George
Sung. near Paramount and robbed him
of SIS, all the cash he had. They also
robbed his customers but got only $3.50
out of them. The robbers escaped I'M
detected. The victims made no re-
sistance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
SPANISH CARLISTS AGAIN AC-
TIVE.

London, Sept. S.-The Madrid CORES
pondent of the Standard says: The
Carlists have issued a manifesto ex-
planning their action in withdrawing
from the chamber of deputies and de-
claring their leader will decide the
proper moment to respond to the call
of the nation that will summon him to
save il.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
APPEALING FOR AID.

Washington, d. c., Sept. S-From the
Peoples party headquarters here today
was sent out to the public long adj
dress and appeal for aid. After re-
viewing the history of the peoples par
ty, it's purposes and aims, the address
arraigns Cleveland's administration in
caustic terms
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
HARRISON OFFERED A PRES
DENCY.

Indianapolis, Sept. SIT came to
light at a meeting of the board Of trus-
tees of the new university of Indian
apolis held yesterday evening that the
presidency Of the university has been
offered to Elk President Harrison, but he
has not yet been prevailed upon to ac-
cept
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
HoGG WRONG. AS USUAL.

St. Louis, Sept. s.-Ex-Gov. Hogg,
of Texas, addressed $500 people at
Urig's cave last evening. His remarks
were for the most part confined to the
money question, the free and unlimited
coinage of silver. The governor closed
by predicting New York would give
Bryan and Sewall large majority and
Bryans election was assured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
TO DIVIDE ELECTORS.

st. Louis, Sept. s.-Chairman Ra-
zelle, of the state Populist committee
sent out call last night for a meeting
of the committee at the st. James
hotel, st. Louis, Saturday, September
II, for the purpose of arranging for a
division of presidential electors with
the Democrats as provided by the state
convention, and the transaction of 9TH
er business of Importance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
SENATOR PAYNE DYING.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. Sex United
States Senator Payne, stricken with
paralysis last Wednesday, is resting
more comfortably this morning, but,
his condition is still very critical on &C
count Of his advanced age, So years.
His physicians have very little hope for
his recovery.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
A MRS. FOX MISSING.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Sept S.-Mrs. G. w.
Fox, aged 81, wife of machinist is
missing and the police have been una
BILE to find any trace of her. She dis
appeared Saturday afternoon. She was
much attached to her family and foul
play is suspected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
GAUDAUR WON EASILY.

London, Sept. S.-The Daily News
says that Gaudaur deserves the great
est praise for his victory and the Post
says the same thing. The latter thinks
that the easy victory shows that the
art of rowing has fallen upon evil days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
PoLANp,s GOVERNOR Ill.

London Sept. S-A dispatch from
Berlin to the Standard says that DR..
Bergman, the eminent surgeon, has
been TO Warsaw and after an examina-
ton expects that Gen. Count Won
Schuvaloff, governor of Rusian-Po-
land, who was recently stricken with
PARALYSIS. will recover.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
REPORT ON BRAZIL.

Rome, Sept. S.-The OpinIone states
that official dispatches received from
Brazil modify the original reports of
outrages committed there upon Ital-
fans, but prove that the outrages were
graver than appeared from the Bra
lillian version of the affair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
BOYS LOST.

Boys lost have been reported at po-
lice headquarters as follows:
Bob Eason, 3 years old, from ZIG
Monterey street.
Frank Kunz, aged 6 years, from
1906 West Houston street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
CHICAGO RECEIPTS.

Chicago, Sept. Seattle receipts
5000, including 1900 Texans; Cows,
Texas, $40 q $3.15.A
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

st. Louis. Sept. Seattle receipts
$1,000; market steady to strong; Texas
steers $3.50 q $3.50. Sheep receipts
5000; market steady.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-08
TELEPHONE

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phone company to nearly 1900 subscri-
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Of Texas.
Toll stations in the Central office,
hotels and other convenient locations.
Ask Central for stations connected
and rates charged.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

minirt. Gr=8ouperneur Sprafer bon
Sbio nominirte WcSiuleD uno 6ou-
perneur Saitin9s bon Peniploanien
nominirte Senator Mattbeip 9. SuaD.
Sierauf eriol9te bic @biiimmuna. Die
oas Gr9ebniB bate, oaB Wc&inlep
66l9, Geeo SAL, Dtorton SO, GuaD
6l4 uno glliiun 354 Stimmeu erbalten
batten. Satten i6ou pdbreno Der 9lba
itimmuue msbrere Wals Mc&inlep=
&unogebungen ltatt9efunoen, ic ipot=
tete bod Der Subel bel gefanntmabung
oes GrgebniIies allsr gsidrsibuns.
Gs mar IS llbr. als elm Salut bon
bunoert &anonenibiilIen, Die Die Sus
belrufe Der Oten9e iibert0uten, abSe-
feuert ipuroe uno gDrlibsr SburitOn
Die Stimmenabl Der iibri9eu Sanois
oateu befannt 9ub.
6olgenoe puroen als Sanoioaten fir
SiSe= Yrdlioent bor9eidlasen: @illiam
u. gultleD bon Connecticut BON Saz
muel 6ellsnoen, 8arrett q. Sobart
bon Nsu Seriep bon 6rantlin Sort,
Charles g8arreu 2ippelt bon Hbooe
Sslano bon glllen. 8. Glap gpans bon
5enneIee BON &anoolpb. Samss u.
Walter bon 9lrginieu. Sas grsebniB
Der Nbitinmung mar fol9enoes: Sc=
bart 5334, Grams 2804, gultlsp 80,
@alter "a, 2ippet 8. Grant 2, De-
pe.u 3, WOrton |. Sburiton 2.
Nadoem Den geamten oes Contents
uuo Der Staot ct. 2ouis Der 0ant oes
6onpents ousgeipro9en uno Der gus=
lhuB ernannt woroen mar, ipel9er ben
prdIioenten rno Sice-Yrdfoeuten BON
ibrer Nomination in GeuntniB 81 iesen
bat, psrtagte iia Der Gonpent sine die.
st. 2ouis, no., 19. Suni.
Ser Irepublitaniibe 9latipnalaus-
ihub pdblte beute Warcus q. gamma
;u Ieinem GOrliBer, beieBte bic ourb
ben 9lustritt Der Silberleute erleoiaten
Stellen pieoer uno pertuQte ii6 bann
big Der GoriiBer i'm uieoer suiamnen.
berutt.
Ser 9lusIduB belt feline Sigung i'm
Southern Sotel. gr puroe bon Sos.
s.. Ntanlep bon Waine sur SronunS
gerufeu. Gum SpriiBer pro tempore
wuroe Powcu @lapton BON Irtanias
9ewdblt.
glui Den glntra9 g. 9. Scotfs bon
WeIt Girginieu wuroeu bic ourb ben
glustritt Der Silberleute erleoigten
Stsllen i'm 9lusibuB belsBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
q pto 3 a m a, 10. Suni
Saatell= ullO ySetterberidte.
g II in pts.

Gibtes, trofsnes gstter. gBei,en.
ernte IaIt beenoet i'm iiioliben She'll
unb i'm 8ange inn mittleren She'll.
Die Grggsnsrnte bat i'm n0roli6en
She'll begOnneu. Glee= uno Seuernte
i'm 8dnse, bsibss gut sinsebrabt.
ge6afen bon Mtais i'm 8ange, Die Gel.
Der iino Isbr peruntrautet. Safer in
&ispsn, gBeioen gut, Gartsnssastie,
SartoffeIH iebr gut.
Soma.
Su6les gSetter uno Geseu tparen
9iinlti9; 8etreioe lsioet bur9 2ot.
Wtais itebt gut, lit pieliat bebatt.
Glsei6nitt bat besOunen, Seumaden
piro balo ausemein iein.
9anias.
2Ibles gSetter nit tpeni9 Hs9en mar
oem 9adstbum uuo ben Grntearbelten
gut. Die g8ei5enernte lit algemeln,
oas gluflboberu uuo Sreiaen bat i'm
iiiolidsn She'll besonnen. Wtais, Sra'
ier itehen gut, aud Saisr, Jla1s uno
SartolIe!n.
Wtinnsiota.
8ilnItises @etter fiir ale Jelo.
friitte, nur Mais 1T suriit. alee-
I6ntt bat begpnnen. Gstreioe 81 TART
I'M Strob uno roitig. 2oggen, 29is'
len uno gDeioen ieben gut aus. Sn'
acknowledgements nebmsn ab.
WiiiOurL .
8lnltises Wetter fir oas Ssba6en.
Wel,euernte i'm Sange. ...-.
W2ibi9an.
Sas Better mar allen YHans.n init
glusnahme benz Iais 9iiuiig. Der
our9 bic tiiblsn 9td4ts surltSebalten
piro. aber bod snt tebt. gSsltn.
0isien uuo gDsiosu babsn lib gebslsrt
uno &osssn fsbt idOn. Safer ltebt
Iebr ib0n. IS tOmmeu piele Rla8en
iiber SsuI5rstsnfraB. Sas SsumaHen
1T I'M 9anse. ertras lsi&t.
Rebrasta.
Gebr einitiass Wsttsr fir Die Bear.
beitung DON Dtais. aber su tlibl fur
oas Wa1Ieu bssielbeu. GOggen unb
Weissn rsiisn in iHOlibsn @OuItilss; in
ben luo6ltlitsu eOuntiss bat Die Wei.
ssnsrnts bssonneu. Alls Gslofraate
lteben gut.
Noro.Safota.
Warmes 9Detter bat ben Stano aller
Yhamen nit 9lusnabme bon Utals
ssbsisrt. Griib9eiastsr &Og8sn in
Nebren.
Stlahoma.
Die Ssloiriihte baben wobl our5
einiSe &eNsnlbGuer sepoinsn, absr
mebr Gegsn lit notbpenoig. 9bnb
Bugs uno anosrs SHieitsn riAten III
Olais= uno SaumwplIeloern stiuas
S6aosn an; beiOe 6ratte lteben aber
iDnli gut. Seumdhen uno Srelben
bat bssonnsn. Grabsr gtaIs 1T in
Rispeu.
Siio- Satpta.
Sibl in Der eriten uuo parm in Der
2. SalIte nit &egen. Wtals bat llb
III ben 3 leBten Sa9en 9ebenert
Wisepniin.
Die g8etterbeoin9unSen Der per9an.
9sueu g9obe wareu iebr perlbieoen.
9lnian9s Der @ode re9nete es in allen
Sbeilen isbr bsftis. Gem Hesen iolste
eiu ltartsr Semperaturiau beionoers
i'm iiiolihen She'll, Der am 9. uno 10.
b. M. ip9ar oil manben Srten leibten
5rOlt berporrief. Yer iiarte 8e9en
bate Den yOoeu 10 nab 9emaht. oaB
nur wsnig slrbsit 9etban ,usroen
tOuute, obNleih i'm mittlsrn uno iilo-
liben Sbeil leBt piel arbeit 81 tbun lit.
6ilr 0lle ernten bis auf Viais war bic
! WO4s bod Suntip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
slmsIano.
y q t ic q II.
q 0 NJ, IA. Suni.

$50 6miIhstatboliibe Matroisn oes
britiIAen Wtittelmeer9eibwaOers paren
beute I'M Satitan, no lie in 8egenwart
ocs Vapites in Der iirtiniiben 4apelle
Der WieNe beiluobnteu. glls Der Yaplt
auf ieinem SraQIehel sur &apele bins
ausgctragen iuuroe, ertbeilte er ben
Seeleuteu ben Segeu. IS mar Elm
mertpiiroiges S6auipiel, ais Die Wta=
troieu ibre spite ibwenttsn uno pieoer=
bolts SObruIe auI ben Paplt ausbrab=
ten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
gtD. 1900.

lenem Puntte uno Dem frans0IiIben
6eltlanoe lie9t cine &eibe tleiner Syn=
ieln, einialieBlib bon Molene uno &e=
conquet, pcIae our6 6slIenrifie MT
elnanoer oerbunoen iino. 2ln peribie=
oensn Pldgsn oieIer 9tiIfe berm6gen
Shlffe nit Siberbeit gu paIIiren, aber
3pllten Cuellant uuo Malene befinoet
ltb ein 6elieuriff. Deldes ielbit bel Der
nieorialten @bbe unter Der SberflQbe
oes Wteeres osrbiillt bleibt. Gs mar
oieler 5Selien9iirtel, auf ben Der
rSrummOno 6aitle" unter Soloampf
aufliei. gtur ;rpei goote puroen naa
Dem 9luflaufen oes ,,9rummono Cattle"
9inabgelaiIen. Gines oerielben tippte
aud nod I'm uno nur orei Wanu, aus
elmer 8eIammtSabl bon 247 GerIonen
an Soro tuuroen gerettet.
Ser britiide Sreu;er stueiter GlaIIe
rSpbilIe", welber lih CUR 3eit Der
&ataltropbe auf Der S6be bon Cuei=
'ant befano. Dern0bm Die 9totbIi0nale
uno entianote gOote sur grrettun9 SEE
1ner an SOro oes Iinfenoen S6iffe8,
aber es gab fir lie nidts su tbun, 70
itnea mar oas entiebli6e llnbeil i6er
ben vSrummono GaitIe" bsrsiu9ebro=
den.
3pei Der 8sretteten puroen our9
Slider oes 6eitlanoes BON umbertrei=
benocn Saiffstriinmern ab9sboben uno
Dem Srttten, einem Dfaune namens
Wtarquarot, gelans es, Ibpimmeno
Die Snlel Wolene all erreibeu.
sluf Der &beoe bon Sueliant linb be-
reits 10 2ei4eu aus ben Glutbsu se=
fiibt tporben.
Warquarot, elmer Ser Gerettetcn, lie=
ferte cine Saritelung oes Sersanges
oes llnsliides, in pelber er iasts, 9apt.
pierce babe iib ebsn su furier &ubs
nab 'einer &aiiite beseben, als Elm
itredliher StOB erfo!gte, pel6sr ben
vSrummono 6aitle" in cine sitternoe
Sewesung perieBts, als lei berielbe
ourb cine SDnamit=GrploIion eri1iit-
tert. Dem fOlgte Elm uubeinli9 ras=
pelnoes 8erduib, bas 8etoIe einoriu-
senoen @ahers. oas 9IuSitssiarsi Der
Pailasiere.
paiiasiere ipransen i5rsderfiilIt bon
i6ren Spien uno bic iharien @Dmman.
oos Der SfiiSiere auf Ssf pieIsn NQe
BON Der Manni9aft CUR Glarma1uns
uno Serablaliuns Der yoote an.
9lber bic 9tiIie in benz beI1doigten
Sampfer iparen 10 t!uifeno uuo oas
@aller orans 10 raid mahenbaft Elm,
oaB nur iuenige Der palIagiere oas
S6iif Stuei ooer Slpei ooer orei beftige
llmorebuu9en mabte uno oaun, nat
iuratbarem S6linssrn. begleitst bon
irseno elmer inneren GrploiiOn iant.
Sreit, Is. SUM.
Die gin;elbsiten iibsr ben SerIuit
oes Sampfsrs Srummono Galtle nit
l44 YallG9ieren uno l03 Damn ge=
iaBung. lauien nur iebr lansiam Elm.
9tuAoem Der Sampier aui Die Slip
pen 9erannt mar, wuroen BON ben 247
YerIonen on SOro Duroen nur orei ges
rettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Seuti6 no.
= OF ) B q m, lj. SSuni.

ga Der hcuti9e Sag Der SObrssta9
oes SOoes oes Galiers Srieorib, 9ater
oes &alier gBiIbslm. iii, babsn Der Saiier
uno bic &0iNerin oes 0iNuIOleum oe5
perItOrbenen MOu0rheu beIu1t uno
siuen &ruuS ouf Oas Grab oe5ielben
nieoerAelegt, oeTeu Sano Die 9tameu
Sbrcr Ntaleitaten eutbllt. Der &niier
uno Die &aiisriu perweilten cine 3eit
lang i'm 8ebet am Sarge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

prdIioent oeutete auf cine yibel bin
uno lagte, oaB oieie ibm ben ri9tigen
gSe9 9epieien. glub ipra9 sr iiber
9lcil HbOoes, BON benz er bemerfte, er
lei nod nibt beitraft, obslsi9 er bic
9an3e gel1I5te anse3ettelt babe.
Cuba.
Saoauna, IA. SUM.
gllle aus Puerto Yrincipe erbaltenen
geritte beltdtigen, oaB @Oms3 oeipos
tl'b 9eiuoroen 1T. Gr bat cine Nn3abl
bon 6iibrern eri6ieBen laBen uno glu-
oeren lbr Commando 9enpmmeu. @e.
gen Den Ntlrqui5 bon Santa Gucia bat
er elne herbe Sritit aus9eiibt uno 90
Sleboertdufer Derbaften laBeu. 3abl-
relhen Selnquenten nimmt er Die in
grot uno 9Saner beitebenoe SOlt. 0ta.
nuel 8OnSales, Observation-Disclosures,
lit auf leinen Seiebl eri6Ohen wOroen.
Sap an.
UOto buma, 10. Suni.
Ser gerluIt an Wenl6euleben, mel.
der in 6Ol9e Der tSlutbpelle uno oss
Grobebens auf Der SuIsl Yeilo, i'm
nOro!iten Sapan, itattfano, miro isBt
auf jebntauieno abseiddBt. 9luBsr Der
Srtibait Sumui'bi, lpelte pOlltdnoig
seritOrt wuroe, fino nod pisle anbere
an Der Suite Qele9enen SrtidaftsH
entlueoer pOlltdnoig ooer tbsilwsiis BON
ben gSo9en pesgeriHen woroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Vel9len.

glnt Werpen. Is. SUM-.
Gjeltern 9lbeno mellterteu filnfSi9
WIatrpien bon Der SeiaBuna zines bier
liegenoeu japaniihen Grie9sidiIes;
lie 0in0su an 2ano uno 9rilIen Die YO=
liiei al. Die WteIterer wuroen ilber=
wdItigt uno oas SbiiI miro isBt bon
elmer abtbeillm9 YOli3ilten beiua9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Stul II.
9t o N, IA. SUM.

Sine beute aus WaIiaua bier einae=
troIiene 9ebsbe bsltati9t Den Seridt
BON Der Greilprs6ung oes Oienerals
Surotieri our6 oas &ris9s9eriht. pel-
6es Die 9e0eu oeniclben erbObeneu De
ibuloi9unaen in Serbinoung nit Der
9tieoerIG9e Der Stallener III Der Sblabt
bel glouu unterIu6t bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
g pa II.
Ut a orio, IA. eSuni

Ul D I D, TT. SIIII.
Nobrihten aus S0ouna meloen, baB
8enernl GaltelanO Die SnIureenteu
untsr WtarlmO 8Omer unpeit Yusrto
Yrincipe 0eialasen bat uno oaB Die
SnIurgentsn mebrere bunoert Wtann
UerIoren haben.
Sine 0ommiiion ipaniiaer Geues
rdle in Guba bat bei6lOieu, wsssn
Der &eaenseIt Die SsrioI9uug Der Sn.
IurSenteu einlhueilen auigsSuben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
S "a II trei Il.
9onoon, II. SUM.

Cine um balb bier llbr bel 9lopos
aus llibant, bel Brett III 6rantrsib,
sinsel0uIene Sepeibe beribtst, oaB cin
Sampier, ben man fir 0rummpno
60ltle aus SonoOn bllt, III Der 9tdbe
bon llibnnt nit orei bunoert uno iiinf=
gig YerIOuen unter9egan9en lit. 3lueI
lNluner puroeu bon SiIdern gerettet.
Vret, Is. Snni.
Sie GinSel9eiten iber ben Serlult
oes Sumpiers SrummOno Galtle, Der
pie bereits Qeliern beritbtst. nit l44
Y0ilu9iereu uno elmer 1913 S6pIe Itar=
Ten Semannun9 auf Dem 98eQe pon
60pltdot nab SOnoou bc9rllIen, iniOlQe
gluiIaufens auf 6ellenriiie 81 8rlInos
9inG lauicn nnr iebr IpGrlib ell.
ermittslt puroe bis icBt, oNB Der
un0lildliAs Sampler iib in boiler
SanelliNleit I'm Die 9tOropeittiIlte
6rantreibs berum beueoeno. am Sien=
flag. ben l6. SUM I'm Wiittcruubt
bon ieinem ShifIal erreit)t wuroe.
glui Der SOhe bon Srelt uno etpa
26 Wcilen noroweiilih oicies SNfeus
lIe9t Die Sniel oSusliant. Die cine aus
etua oreIBi9 Suisln 9cbiloeten @rUppe
an9ebOrt, oereu 0rOBte Suen0nt, Wta=
lene, Ssconquet uno Ct. Mihei lino.
I'm eineu li6eren &lrs 81 iieuern,
bGttc Der .GrummOno 6altle" an Der
dubcrcu ScIte Der Snlel Oueilunt. nui
Der iib tin Neubttburm unO cine Si9-
nultOtiOu belnoet. berumlteueru irl=
len. 9ltcr aus lrQcnn cjncm noh uitt
ouiGctlurrn 6rUnoc rlNtCtc Der 9Om=
y Il ltutn yGnI Guf Dix Dem GcitlOuoe
WSetebrte Selts Der Sulsl. 3wll1eu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Siio.N frita.
Sretoria, II. SUM.

Nus allen Stlotsn Silo=glfritas er-
Ihlenen beute Silr0erausltilne iImmt
ibren Sir0crmclltern uno mNbten benz
Yr0Iioeutsn &rii0er ibre glulluartun9.
INN lbm fiir isine WlIOe 9s9en Die per-
urtbsilten NeIOrmsr Az oantsu. Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
8roB b rit tannieu.
g 0 II b II, 10. SUM.

;Sm Poliseiseribt in SOw Str,
wuroen beute lFOr0sn Or. $. 8.
Sanction, Wajor Sir Sobn @illIOuab-
bD, Sberlt. &. eirsD, Waior u. Wbite,
Obsrit S. j. 9SDite uno Senrp @o=
Dentrp, Die Selter oes Sranspadler
6reIbsutsrsuges, Dem 9riminalgeribt
ilberpielen. Die anoereu gluSetlagtsu
lpuroeu ireiaeiprobeu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02

FOR SALE-cne lot IN Third ward, low
price. m s; desirable lucat on, convenient
r. seWer and water connections. M.
dress IL. &. Chatham, 10 Milan Vt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-02

POSITION wanted by a German 10 take
care II horses and COW Is a good nilker.
willing t. work for srlall wages Al
dress 7a7i this office.