The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

A HEAVY RAIN STORM PLAYS HAVOC WITH THE
CIRCUS, ETC.
During the evening performance of Segrist,
Howe Co.'s. circus, a terrific rain storm
came up very suddenly, blowing down the
side show tent and interrupting the main ex-
hibition. The audience were imprisoned in a
leaky tent for nearly an hour, and many acct
dents are related. The circus is again in full
blast tonight
Prominent citizens have been soliciting
funds to-day for the proposed new opera house
and it is believed that they will be successful
in securing all the money needed.
A HoRSR-THIEF ARRESTED AND JAILED AT
SALADo.
Salado, September s.-A young man giving
his name as J. w. Hill was arrested here on
suspicion of horse stealing. He had in his
possession two horses. Since his arrest he
acknowledged that he had stolen them near
Austin. He is in the Bolton Jail now.
CYCLONE BREWING.
Washington, September 5.-The signal Of
ficer reports that appearances indicate cy-
clone southeast of Havana. Its position and
course cannot be defined at present.
CALLED BONDS.
The treasurer to-day announced that bonds
called under the III 9Th call, which mature on
the 10 instant, will be paid on presentation
without rebate.
IN REGARD TO CHINAMRN.
Acting Secretary of the Treasury French
has decided not to set upon the question as to
whether certificates are required of Chinese
travelling from one port to another in this
stop in Canada en- route, but to leave all such
questions to the discretion of customs officers
to act according to law.
NO BIDS ON NEW VESSELS.
The navy department has not, as yet, re-
ceived a single'response to the advertisement
for plans ror the construction of the new steel
coursing vessels for the navy authorized at the
last session of congress. The advertisement
calls for these plans within sixty days from
August goth, last.
APPEARANCE OF THE TEXAS CATTLE FEVER.
Lewiston, September 5-The Evening
Journal has information from the secretary Of
the Maine board OF agriculture that the Texas
cattle fever has appeared in Dix"nt. Penob-
scot county. Eight animals have died. The
authorities have isolated the herd
COLORADO, WILD CAT BANK BUSTED.
Denver, September s.-A special dispatch
to the Tribune from Solida, Colorado, says
the bank of Salida closed its doors yesterday
morning. The deposits amount to about fifty
thousand dollars, mostly made by working
classes. Its capital is said to have been only
five thousand dollars. The deposits are total
loss. Hartsell Bros, proprietors of the bank,
left the city Saturday.
GREAT LABOR DEMONSTRATION IN NEW
YoRK-TwENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE IN LINE.
New York, September SIN the great
labor demonstration to-day, fully 1000 or
carnations were represented, and there were
1000 men in line. The procession was COM
posed of three divisions, and the line Of march
was up Broadway to Union square. where it
was reviewed by Mr. John Swinton, Rev DIR.
McGlynn, A. Dana and others. Thence it
passed to Fifth avenue, and thence to Reser-
voir square, when it was dismissed. The
New York jewelers. turned out 500 strong the
piano makers and cigar makers 1000 each,
and bricklayers 600. There were many red
flags in the line, and many of the bands played
the Marseilles. The notices carried were;
"Pay no rent" "All men are born alike and
equal" Labor built this republic" Labor
shall rule it" mo man can make land,
hence no individual should own it," ETC., etc.
At the conclusion of the parade, the organiza-
tons proceeded to the park. where a monster
picnic was held. Speeches were delivered
by John Swinton, Robt. Bssard and Others
and The Socialis,ic Glee Club sang. Financial
ly, the great demonstration will be success.
BON TON WEDDING.
New York, September S-Madame Baftel
Oviede, the heroine of the famous diamond
wedding in New York society. little more
than twenty years ago, was married at Trinity
church, this morning, to Col. Bodo Won Giu-
mer an officer in the Mexican army. The
bridegr,, m is said to be a German baron,
and during the late war was in the confederate
army.