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   San Antonio Daily Express (Newspaper) - January 10, 1886, San Antonio, Texas                               VOL 79 ANTONIO TEXAS SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 10 THE LATEST AND BEST BURNER OUT C A BURNER Can be lamp Sixty candle power Do not throw that old lamp of yours away because it will give light bat come induct of theae and complain no longer Has Automatic Extinguisher FROM WASHINGTON Tuva IT ivn thtl Oliver Hayward u t of the months extra pay allowed SHERIDAN I who ia Mexican ON INDIAN WARFARE Why Use mill Gen Crook Will Hot oe M Waa a to n Bc GREGORY CO St Apache j January General Sheridan iu with of the Associated o day remarked with reference to bis official visit to Arizona tad the atest ihu 1 are reason to believe that General operations will result In the de- of Geronimo's band the restoration of quiet in tae region of depredation but the work iot be accomplished in adsy Now tbat Crook has full sway his tact ami earless energy will 1 doubt not K J CO TUT Co Public Co Real and bar and aetl and Stork perfected paid m in o Street and Plui K ud SAX Mallory Steamship Line LINK OF Running Between Texas and From Pier SO E at S p Bi or to Niw Both nln include everything on of UBO are appoints to wll from TEXAS for NKW TOR 1C as B B COLORADO ft i ALAMO M B a Captain January Captain January ft SAN January B B Captain January 1 and ONLY LINK to awl NBW YOHt of Lading In In tbo KasU J PUBLIC ta offered tbe CHEAPEST and Ui aad am new mod In particular Tb CaMa am cuisine and to tbe land Ma Coupon and via are oa ante aM jn at aU principal In and aad farther to j N A CO J Southan Paar A rent IX WMt St Tezaa The comptroller holda that tbe war with Mexico ended May when ot the treaty of were and not aa on July 6 IBM the date OB which the war department ramie official announcement of the famo Under this ruling aU who served a that war and were not until after Mar 30 are Iu the of of July 19 and February 19 1919 on Textile 1 oT Of THF FREEZING BUZZARD gooa He h L brine UM be and arc in moil guard all places ahd patrols and COTOT he entire area ot miles oVer which the bare bena op- route which ia able to white men ia Tbe to extirpate the band long ago a due to the wily of aa w In number that the methods of cannot be employed him to country The Apache is a from to peak long water little no and DO ether fowl than roots or berries When warpath LID carries no rations Encumbered only hia gua and ie by trails arc to men or to those who are only habituated to the nf ordinary military and to making on foot with little and in such he a distance of 60 miles Uav It is only in recent that tbe hai be- SPECIAL come even now when he Tbe and hia own safely in hia familiar Au Apache continued the general in to anticipated cr foretold Land becomes It to gnt away 0 or 8 hours be- fore any ul iu purposes rmn become known to the It dcra settlers and and attacks and plunders lo lahi ponies nnc food Ils course is most always toward the of easy in which ban so If such K bind is headed off or overtaken by the troops it doea not give buttle but its members scatter to tho hills each for and reunite at soino designated spot a milu away The the trailers who accompany them are rarely able to do moro ID aach pick up a few women and I General Crook DTe or sir weeks ago 11 kad killed and three Twenty all liue women were la Only ten warriors were the hen tea committed all the recent WINDS OF THE NORTH Wild In the the of Etc -ON January ntr States consul at Cologne has made a report to the department or elate on tbe financial res tilts of tho tile of Germany from which ll that next Iu tbe Iron and the textile occupies in tho of Germany Tbe latent tivi ahow tho share of capital of nil companies in Us nf net ure to no less fban Not yean back theae companies to only t lew any but they have Increased to about 50 cotton mills working ier find with all latent and noel improved and not with tbo coltun mills of Great Host of nro located in Houth where this Is with vigor A table Is given ing the yielded during Uio few on tho capital Invested in the The total capital of 40 is at about Tho greatest in Ibis industry 1831 iud and continued up to 1884 A slight retrograde then began While the upward tendency has checked and tLe decline for is not very Jhc fact rif the years have ceased lo not to re- discouraging in view of the present condition of tho other In Germany in- The lit at Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Minnesota Is to be of wider teut and more In any known years All are Many have bwo In ud ab ami very I Placet It alia UM of log la tie dty to a fnM aad tbe boata took abort d Travel on nMd W Ml wiU TW delay witi to i ajU mum were Into were ap 01 can in tbe of them I to several late A of parted hawsers sad Went at the MMV of tide At least two mi and have probably Boated to tle can be them or of tbe of the norm to the down of and and the of throughout Dakota U Kaid to be from 30 to 40 with a wikt blowing A froa 37 degrees below at noon It waa aA the roughest that the city kad had iu of weather wind with SM below A wind U at Sioux City And HO below Mro Omaha 30 below ha cut off nearly all day A telegram from Dei Jowa luc cold there with Pa A h of iw ramal aaon again to try OB and nf house been making an of lion returns house Ing report majority report reviewed the wort at 1 the a tatt high and drifting through west of there are blocked nod arc snowed under and Burlington muck fast In the snow About fifteen south of Del Wabash road smith from tbat Tbe city we wiS sell bUMS A Clothing 252 254 Main St Wyck or Judge and for the ripon m Crook bt Iher bat much bad beca in he west by tbe raport waft held In appreciation Tha aad khal serious of removing him rile said all tie disturbances protect the and the savages HA the raa then called upon ia ence to the sane arid were re- by try the president and told removal was thirty of minim with au capital of per cent which in lo per cent at haa madu a report lo department of relative agricultural labor He stales that thf laborer usually lives upon lie estate ha is employed upon tbe year The linking hours are in from 8 a 7 p m Auci In from lie is given free lodging and snrl it la to the aso of 100 roda of land for vegetables direct wanes ho receives per to iu cosh aud 24 bushels of rice 3 bushels of barley n bushels of peas and It bushels of wheat Tbo wife is hound In work In- field whenever and receives for a day's work in summer 12 M cenu and in A economic subjects that a family of himself wife aid five dren under 12 years can tcf week or a year Consul gives a tabular statement of tbo wages pud to miners and mine that they receive from cents which Is paid to foremen engineers and carpenters to 184 anil 15 cents to and miners The average cost of the subsistence of a family including rent clothing pur an- Tbr rents paid by from to f per month The at Brunswick Mr Fox a report on tural labor in the of Brunswick In the lie waxes of a man and per annum while in the D a man and bis by a earn but vote nf pre lim A ia bully drifted TUo Kort Dodge and narrow gauge roads have ed A storm prevailed Illinois all day but the weather has not Iteen very severe so far but Is growing colder witb all Iu reported practically central Iowa an U January cold wave reached here at 7 a Di The velocity of the wind miles at miles and at Fort Macon 62 miles Tho thermometer here at 4 p m 25 above The fall in the iHil hour was 23 Fifteen Above Oa January The cold ware last H Is above zero snct colder Tbe is clear with u Klin wind from tbe northwest Ten of Snow Va January tills place nightfall last evening aid of morning The has been falling all day and Is now Ho aero No aoch weather has been experienced here 1880 All trains from tbo art If cold wave continue suffer greatly owing to the of food and Mall Va January gale which began In section yesterday and which is still prevailing is severest for baa not fallen but the shipping if there is much on laml and water All northern are delayed tD Rti i Gtt waa a light fall of now hart this the first in ill yens Coldest In Y DO thrown out all one of lie repre their scats Tbe declared the exception of not o Tho minority that tho be power to make a thorough of adT tbe alleged frauds The majority with tka linn waa recalled and taken n its adoption Two the the After the been a not Dull January jill M it lie s as reported back from and as published in the papers of December 29 The change U the tion of a section providing ages between within the fourth degree of consanguinity bat not ing that degree shall be deemed incest aad to Fill OBce is mored in army circles that the president will to congress tbe passage or a authorizing him the of judge advocate general of the army who held that by to for rears at the end of time be will M placed list It Mid to All tkc hut U to hi m The plan has been suggested a for tbe and then let pass am tat In the district of the receives cash of Ke per day tummer and wiater working time S to A p.m Women are paid Jtc for tSf same A man will earn frort and to Sic for gathering scythe was m than i of members elected lo the 1 had for After tbe bis awl the not Tbe whole to tic ami J B of of democratic of Central gave banquet Thero wore HOD a ber of of and state Boa 11 Booth of the wo master of The ww To y p Ui to thie menary Men for g ana women both to per day hoeing aad from to 9 Tennessee has been ed special of the pennon Will be Retired Jannary Hear Admi nary S o has J Karl who has Jmt been re- frasa of South At- Hewill list next month been a number of received recently at the interior department widows of soldiers in tbe laic war for half pay which was granted by section revised but which superseded by the pension act pensions lo It is applications are at the of who accompanied Tenn January lowest temperature reached here was 2 degrees below zero at 10 o'clock morning This ia the coldest weather known at Knoxville in many years At p m the registered 1 decree above zero with the temperature rising Excellent baa bern been at aU day and is evening The 1 p m i 14 degrees above xero with every falling to before morning a tke rold id in- creMing boarty Malls hia from every direction were delayed sev eral hours downfall of snow put a stop to work at he capitol race U excellent and sylvania avenue crowded all day with equipages of every description from the most stylish turnout to a dry box placed upon runners the whole aa unusual scene ot gaiety and animation and of the sat Orleans I that 1 lint at Boq Jos K of to Cke potato this ann m to his the grand meal of i was rOur federal mutt be served Henry of the to tke Ju Tb Alien O Th be Constitution aad he HILL OF NEW YORK Tbe stonb that hate last still Daring the tW wind at- a velocity of is 1877 bring 28.86 TUe snow baa interrupted car travel and railroad trains ate aH delayed iBr that ply tbe i by tbe statement that joci widows are entitled to half pay ia to their pensions tkc case aod an ke w A Fair baa ia eoa BaiTT is am ot 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