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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-28


Pad by return mail.
Testimonials From the People:
JUDGE BUCHANAN, Lawyer, Toledo, O.. says:
Zone Of Prof. Guimette's French Kidney Pads
cured me Of Lumbago in three weeks time. My
case had been given up by the best doctors as In
durable During all this time suffered untold ago
ny and paid out urge sums Of money"
GEORGE VETTER, J. p, Toledo O., says:
81 suffered for three years with Sciatica and Kid
ney disease, and often had to 60 about on crutches
l was entirely and perma nently cured after wearing
Prof Guilmette's French Kidney Pad four weeks"
SQUIRE N. c. SCOTT, Sylvania, O., writes:
/ have been a great sufferer for IS years with
Brieht's Disease of the Kidneys. For weeks
time uaable to get out Of bed; took barrels OF
medicine but they gave me ~nly temporary relief
wore Of Prof Guilmette's Kidney Pads six weeks,
and now know l am entirely cured"
MRS HELEN JEROME, Toledo, O., says:
"For years have been confined great part Of
the time to my bed with L~corrhGa and female weak
ness: wore one Of Guilmette's Kidney Pads and
was cured in one month"
HB GREEN, Wholesale Grocer, Fndlay, o.,
writes:
81 suffered for IS years with lame back and in
three weeks was permanently cured by wearing one
Of Prof Guilmette's Kidney Pads"
B.F KEESLING, NJ. D., Druggist, Logansport,
Ind when sending order for Kidney Pads writes:
al wore one of the first we had and | received
more benefit from it than anything ever used. In
fact the Pads give better general satisfaction than
any kidney remedy we ever sold "
RAY & SHOEMAKER Druggists Hannibal. Mo.
"We are working up lively trade in your Pads,
and are hearing good suits from them every day"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-28

The city of New York has just gotten pos
session of pier No. e., East river, at Stanton
street, which one JAS w: Smith, OF that city,
has been claiming and collecting the wharfage
rents from for the past 81 years. mr.: Smith
is now asked to refund the moneys ne has re-
ceived all this while.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-28

The Scientific American exposes the secret
of the Kelly motor. "The power,' 1t says,
exhibited by the motor is simply that OF COM
pressed air, introduced surreptltlously by
pipes which connect it with condenser.
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TELEGnAPMIc nREVTrIEs.

The Eighth Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
is offered for sale.
Colonel Rranuan, First Artillery, United
States army, has been placed on the retired
list.
William Sindram, under sentence to be
hanged on Friday next, in New York city,
has been denied a new trial. y
Colonel ozro ]. Dodds, Of Cincinnati, an
ex.member Of Congress, died at the Neil
House, Columbus, last evening.
In tho Massachusetts House OF Repre-.
sentatiVes the bill 10 allow women 10 vote
for Presidential Electors was defeated.
Judge Jere S. Black at the Grattan Cen.
tennial celebration at Baltimore, last night,
made q grand plea for the relief Of Ireland,
Manager Charles P. Plunkett, an old and
widely known theatrical manager, died al
the Brunswick Hotel, in Detroit, last even,
ing.
The St. James Hotel, Boston, has been
purchased by the Now England Conserya,
tory Music; 100000 will DO expended
iaalteratioas.
The trial Of several alleged ballot.boa
suffers and corrupt election officials com.
menced yesterday at Charleston, South
Carolina, in the United States Circuit
Court.
The COW boy troubles in Arizona engaged
the attention Of the Cabinet at Washington
yesterday. II WIS decided torender Gov
ernment aid 10 the civil authorities 10 sun
press any troubles IN the future,
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THE CHICAGO MAHKErs.
A Complete Resnme OF the Fluctuations
OF Staples.


CHICAGO, April l8.-Flour to-day made
another upward drive OF about 25 cents,
although buyers did not always eoneede
the advance asked. The rise is an unusually
heavy one, when considered in the light OF
the advance recently noted, but nlillers say
there has been no profit in manufacturing
flour for some time past, and this merely
places them where they can do business on
business principles. Everybody was buy
ing to-day, and stocks were diminishing
steadily.
Wheat recorded still further advance.
The market was active, unsettled and
somewhat excited, the shorts being
almost ravenous. At the opening tluctuSs
tons were numerous and sudden All
advices favored the holders, especially
those by cable, The weather was warm,
receipts fair and shipments light. Reports
showed grain in sight OIL the 18th to be
"a, 100000 bushels, OF which there were
3,675, 900 bushels Of wheat, 2,225,OOO Of
corn, OS000 OF oats, The total in the Chi.
cago elevator Of grain was Q, $50 900 bushels,
against 100000 one week ago and l2,7lO,.
600 for the same time last year. The deple-
ton here since the 9th amounts to about
half million bushels, and at the present
rate the elevators will tsoon be entirely bare
Of grain, a thing never before known in
this city.
The market for wheat to-day opened
steady and under free offerings soon de.
clined lal for leading futures below YES.
terltay's call, then rallied &c for May, 2tc
June, &c July, SIC August; (aboye lowest
prices agafn declined 9a2tc and closed SIC
lower for May, 10 higher for June and ac
higher for August. Tho trade was about
equally distributed among May, June and
July. The sales ranged 81 3ial SSt May,
81 32sal S4l June, 81 2sAal 80! July, 81 16a
l l8S August. On call the sales weie l..
$4,000 bushels and prices unsettled, but
generally a little frmeE.
Corn was pretty active and tluctuated
frequently inside Of moderate range. All
advices were favorable. The receipts have
become fairly large, but the shipments
kept far ahead. The close was !aic lower
than yesterday. Charters were taken for
400, 900 bushels. The sales were at 77a7Sc
May, 75a7G.c June, 75sa16Ic July. On call
prices were lower, Sales 1876, 900 bush.
els.
Oats were tolerably steady, and although
ruling strong at first declined and closed
easier than yesterday. Sales at 52la53c
May, 81 !a52c June, 462a46sc July. On call
the sales were $4,000 bushels, and prices
just q little lower.
Pork was in iair speculative demand and
closed 2!a5c higher without much iiuctua.
ton. Sales, SIS 32Ia1s so May; SIS 5Oa
IS 70 June; SIS 70alS 90 July.
Lard averaged stronger with fair busi.
ness, the advance amounting to 2la5c.
Sales, St1 S6a1t 42I May; $Ii 50a1t 57i
June; 81 G0all 70 July.
On catt-Sates, pork $3.50 barrels and
prices were q little firmer. Lard, sales 5000
tierces and abouts lower.
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AnIG PRINTING House.
What IL Costs Uncle sam to Publish Con
EressIonAI I.DocumentS-A Heavy De

Hbht IL Costs Uncle Sam TO Publish Com
EresSlOnaI ,D0cumentS-A Heavy De.
IIcit.
Special Ilipatch to the lutelIIGencCr.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-A bill was in
troduced into the House this morning by
Mr.. Hiscock, appropriSting s465,OOO for the
Government printing office to make up a
deficiency in the present years nppropria-
ton. Mr.. Hiseock stated in explanation
that the amount necessary for the compile
tion OF the work now in the office aggregate
ed $4,000. He also said that aiter this
appropriation was made there would still
be needed S2S5,000 to complete the work
ordered by the House. Mr.. Atkins, on the
Democratic side, said that he WIS satisfied
that this appropriation was IN absolute
necessity, as he had examined the case
carefully, and il there was any blame ut
tached to any one for thsneCessity Of it, it
was with Congress, who had ordered this
amount OF printing. He was in favor OF
clearing the deck for the new Public
Printer and starting him out with the
means in hand to run the Office as it ought
to be run. He was satisfied that Mr..
Rounds was a good, clean man. who
should have good start. Mr.. Hiscock
replied that the amount called for would
not clear the deck by any means, but
would afford relief in a great measure.
The bill was then passed without division.
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Sr. LOUIS, April 1S.-A Pot. Dispatch
special from St. Joseph, No., says 1.-THE
messenger with the Governors pardon for
the Ford boys has not yet arrived. They
are still in jail. To-day the sheriff of Roy
county served warrants on Robert and
Charles Ford for completely in the murder
of Wood Hite, one OF the James gang, in
Roy county. The Ford boys are discon-
Certed ut the turn of affairs.
KANSAS CRY, April lS.-The Ford boys
arrived in this city from St. Joseph this
evening, brought by Marshal Pimber.
lake and Captain Craig A large
crowd assembled at the depot
but the hoys were quietly smuggled away
1t is understood that Bob Ford will be IA.
ken to Roy county tomorrow to answer
the charge Of killing Wood Hite.
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WAsulSGroS, April ls.--In tho Senate
the Chair, In referring to the message from
the President, relative 10 the improvement
OF the Mississippi river, urged early and
favorable consideration oi the subject.
Senator Plumb reported conference on
Postoflice Appropriation bill unable TO agree
and moved TINT the Senate insist on its
amendments
The Senate then considered tho bill for
the improvement Of the Mississippi aud
Missouri rivers Tho Eastern Senators op.
posed any allowance for the reclamation
Of lands In the river States, Senator Har.
rison, Of Indiana, strongly favored the bill.
The bill was laid aside until tomorrow.
In the House Mr.. 0'Neill, OF Pennsylva-
min, introduced a bill providing that all
railroad bridges across the Ohio river,
which are not yet completed, shall be
Union bridges. Referred.
Mr.. Kasson announced that the general
debate on the tariff bill would not be closed
this week.
Senator Davis, Ot West Virginia, called
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CABLE NOTES.
LONDON, April ls.-Ali Lorillard's
horses have been scratched for the EPSON

LONDON, April Is.-Ali Lorillard1
horses have been scratched for the Epson
spring meeting.
LONDON, April ls.-Great metropolitan
stakes at Epson won by Fiddler; Prud
homme second; Brown Bessthird.
LONDON. April 1s.-The Colonel Of thu
"Lite Guards" has received letter, threat
cning to blow up the Cavalry barracks.
CoSsrANTlSopLE, April lS.-It is said
that France recently made overures with
view to the appointment OF Hahn Pasha
rs Khedive OF Egypt.
VIENNA, April lS.-Two hundred Jewish
refugees passed through Lemberg on Sun,
day on theirway toAmeriCa. Two hundred
more are expected on Monday from Brody,
. SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND, April 1s.-Aa
explosion has occurred in Black Horse
colliery. II is feared that twenty.three per.
sons were killed. Seven have been rescued
bady bruised.
ST. PErERSRuRG, April 1S,-It is stated
that the Car has accepted the offer Of the
nobility Of St. Petersburg and Moscow TO
protect the imperial family and maintain
OlAVA Nv Viz SOIuuALlOu.
LONDON, April tS.-In the Mansion
House police court to-day the charges
against Marquis Huntiy, torobtaining S6,.
600 from the Standard bank on false pre-.
tences, were withdrawn.
ODESSA, April lS.-Jews are fiockine here
from Baita and the vicinity Of that town,
All their houses have been wrecked and
their property destroyed. The number Of
families ruined is very large.
ST. PETERSBURG, April lS.-The Golos
publishes accounts confirming the reports
OF anti:Jewish riots in the district OF kher.
son. One Jew was killed at Dubassia.
The troops ut Nouajapraia had to be rein.
forced by local leyies.
DUBLIN, April ls-There is much doubt
as to the whereabouts OF Parnell. It is
supposed that he intends to surrender in a
manner to avoid any demonstration by his
friends. Some Of his friends argue that rs
his warrant OF arrest is legally cancelled by
his release he is not bound TO return ut aIl.
LONDON, April lS-The Manchester
Guardian, speaking OF DR.. Lamson, saws:
" Enough has been shown to prepare us to
hear without surprise that Sir VIM. Har.
court and the authorities do not see their
way towards authorizing the execution Of
man concerning whose moral response
bility SO great doubt can be shown"
LONDON, April 1S.-The report of the re-
lease OF a large number OF Suspects during
the last fortnight is sensational and ex.
aggerated, but there is n more hopeful
feeling. The liberations arc far in ercess
OF the fresh arrests. Forty tenants on The
estate of Lord Clancurry, County Limerick,
have been eviCted for non-payment OF rent.
DUBLIN, April ia rnmor is current at
Dungarvan that Parnell was shot on his
way from London to Kilmainham. The
rumor is not entitled to the slightest credit.
According to the best information Parnell
is still in France. Sexton SO stated in a
conversation last evening. Roche, bailiiF
in the service Of the Emergency Commit.
tee, was shot dead to-day returning home
from Limerick.
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tHr Baltimore Ga:atr,has expired after
'Se''y''hEce years OF Improbable exist
Vnee' NNF'ns which it sunk for its different
l"OP'iSos about million OF dollars. The
.4"'''I""' IN the course OF an obituary no.
we o' us SeceasC, makes the following
timely and iorcttIe remarks
ut is atritc saying, and oro ,orO,,,,,,
accepted us true 10 lhe lsS,a, 0.S .Sas sGaGtaIy
..s every man who can keep a hotel " Il 4 is sTs n
Hy HNIy eaSy matter, with sufficient finds in
.snu, 10 oVl!d II house and furnish i. hmt
70 make an acceptable hotel, aaJ n nn,s,a ~ SaS
Ule one to Its proprietor, Isl an Cn,irrIv % J;tS:
g Styht matter Still, almost every ,,,a,, H.u
s"ni,, t",nSs ne could do it il he had an oppor. nor
W %,lsy. N.Y., Inc same may be said with Fe9ard EsT+
,U. 10 newspaper publishing. There are Few, few
M; ,heN VINO can read and write who d. ,eT no,
MhS they could make their mHsS "J,
y editors and publishers. rhe ionrnai' @ /
" tonbStOneS scattered over Tho county ,,
Sh;S,, %iGS 'le extent Of this popular delusion
,,S,. vHa'sI u number Of sick newspapers. al'
,,,., SS!S lot sale, or trembling on the verge q
N Tls''S.9h, are 70 be found in every CITY
by lucy cling to liiS with all the tenaeity q
,osati TSle tGiSterrSd, They are in constant OK
%taI'9n Sn that some new aspirant 10 ed
S;,, SS,'at tame, with 4 pocket iuiI Of money
ra",' Ca come TO their rescue. The fact tina
rSIIy Iy al the successful editors and
sG.sSherS in the country commenced IN
no o%,ss sisH,es.Sn when comparatively poormen ha
pSSES,b ~ @SSSES,lbInSancc bn;c Tor Rspiants with plethora
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MEASURES IN coNrEMpLArtoy.
Tho signal Corps and the Army-IInr
per'H Ferry and Electric POHer--Per
sOnRI Notes,

Tho signal Corps and the Army-IIRr.
per'G Ferry and Electric Pow er--Per.
GonaI Notes.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The Committee
on Military Aftairs of the House has de.
cided in favor OF reporting billseparatinq
the signal corps from the army. and making
it a distinct organization. Regulations and
rules for the government Of the department
will be made TO prevent, in the future, the
wasteful and extravagant expenditure Of
money which has marked 10 a certain ex.
tent the administration OF the bureau in the
past. General Hazen will be made chief OF
the bureau, as at present its head, and will
be given competent corps OF assistants
He will be made responsible for its eco
uomic and efficient administration. The
separation Of this bureau is regarded very
favorably by the people OF the War De-
partment and army officers generally 1t
has been in the past no small bone of
contention with army officers as to the
status Of its employees and officers detailed
to its management, and a total separation
will be beneficial to both the army and the
signal corps.
The Solicitor Of the Treasury still has
under advisement the proposition of leas-
ing the government property at Harpers
Ferry, made by the company who propose
to utilize, the water power for lighting both
Baltimore and Washington by electricity.
The property was offered for sale several
years ago but was withdrawn for want Of
bids. The Solicitor prefers to sell the
property rather than lease it, and he has
sent the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
paRy to know what they will give for it.
II they are not willing to pay good price
for it, it will'be leased when the contract
ing parties have satisfactorily shown that
they are responsible and able to give bonds,
The price offered is $4,000 per year.
The postolIice at Hazel, Wetzel county,
has been discontinued. The mail goes to
Conway, Tyler county,
Senator Davis returned from his trip TO-
day.
Speaker Wilson, of the West Virginia
Legislature, is in the city on personal
business.
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FIRE RECORD.

RYE BEACH, April lS.-The Farravut
House, the largest hotel here, and all The
cottages east Of it, burned this morning.
Loss so, ,000
BRIDGErouT, CoxN, April ia fire in
the lumber yard OF GEannis & Hurlbut
caused the loss Of stock valued at S45 1000.
The adjoining property was damaged about
$1,000.
PoTTsvfLLE, Pa, April 1S.-Afouatain
fires are raging near New Philadelphia.
The engiRe6ouse OF the Silver Creek Col.
liery is gone. The people are fighting the
flames tonight 10 save the breaker.
CISCISNArr, April 1S.-By telephone
message from Lawrenceburg, Ind, it is
learned that ti,e broke out in the drying
room Of 0dell's cigar factory tonight, and
rapidly spread until one.fourth OF the town
was destroyed.
SEYMOUR, Conn, April 1s.-The furniture
warehouse Of L. S. Barrett was entered
by burglars last night, who blew open the
safe aud set fire to the building, which,
together with BeaCh's store and dwelling
house, were destroyed. Loss $4,000; in.
surNnce $4,000. -
BosToN, April fS.-Building t2O Fulton
street, occupied by George 7. Mclaughlin
& Co., manufacturers Of engines, elevators,
etc, burned this morning. Loss $4,000;
insured for $4,000, The Eureka WriHgCr
Company, same building, lost 20,OOO and
the Corrugated Paper Company 5000;
partially Insured.
CAIRO, I'LL, April 1S.-At 8 o'clock this
morning fire broke out in Bell & Holli.
days box factory and entirely consumed
the building. A three story boarding
house, on the opposite side OF the street,
was also burned. Bell & Holidays loss Is
reported at $4,000, purity insured. A
small boy named Logan Yarbcl, who
roomcd at the boarding house, is reported
to have been burned TO death.
PirrsnuRoH, April 1S.-The fire at New
Alexandria, Westmorcand county, Pa,
was gotten under control at IL O'clock last
night, after raging seven hours. About
one.third Of the town is in ashes. Several
families had all their household goods de.
stroyed and are left homeless and penni-
less, The total loss was about $4,000, rs
follows Stewart ( stecles, dry goods and
groceries, $1,000; D, ]. Rankin. drug store,
So, 600; afrs. Wayles, dwelling, 81 500; John
FELTON,, butcher, $500; David Allsworth,
tenement, $500; Mrs. Mowry, dwelling,
81 500, and Mrs. Sloan, Sl,260. A large
number OF stables and oathoUSes were also
consumed. Stewart &SteeIes, was the only
property insured, and that only partially.
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A BIG FIGHT AHEAD.
THE eREENsAckERs IN CONGRESS.
IIOw the Democrats Are AlmluE to COAlrOl
Their Votes TO Defeat Republican rurty
Measures = General Wasaiaytou
Facts and News Gossip.


special Dispatch 70 The IntpluyenCeE
WAsHlSGToN, D. O., April lS.-Although
the Democratic caucus last night faiied TO
take any action, It determined upon a Ger.
tain position for lis party, which will prob
ably be adopted at the next caucus. That
position Is in strong opposition to the one
assumed by the Republicans at their car.
cts on last Friday night. There Is among
the Democrats more or less Of disposition
to oppose certain measures that will come
up in the House, more especially the con
tested election eases, which were opened
to-day. It IL understood that in majority
ot them a policy OF obstruction will he pur-
sued. It is expected and hoped, indeed,
by the Republicans that the Grcenbackcrs
could be made, II not to net in concert
with the RepublicaRs,a ,at least to vote so as to
prevent dilatorY motions. This comfort is
likely TO be swept away, however, as the
Democrats hold the whip handle over the
GreenbaCkers, in the matter of the bill OK.
tending the charters Of the national banks.
The Greenbackers are much opposed to
the adoption Of this measure, and the
Democrats have agreed substantially to
keep that measure of SO long as the Green
hackers will help them in obstruction in
the matter Of partizan legislation. Should
this policy Of obstruction prevail, the out
look for adjournment is gloomy, indeed.
Mr.. Robson said, to-day, that the Repub-
liCans had taken their stand, and whatever
obstruction measures Mr.. Randall and his
party might see fit to introduce, there
would be ITO surrender on. the part OF the
Republicans, If the House was kept in ses-
sion until next December.
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IR Wheeling INTELLIGESCER, to assist
ls Ohio ReishborS, is ut work showing that
the Iem9m,ic party Of this State has
Faseith The bulk OF the Temperance laws.
lttelsihe liberals" that the Democratic
ldryiniSii put tue clause against licepse
IN the Constitution, and yesterday it"in-
sts!el that the Democratic party would not
repeal the Pond and Sunday laws, even il
add have majority in the next Legisla-
turc. The INTELLrGEXcER is correct
&saJ@alh Ga:tia, Democratic.
E@cNysO. And our object is to show that
thet'emocradchowI now being uttered over
theplsSge Of said laws is hypocritical,
and intended TO create false impression
among he German Republicans. The
Ga"tiS honest enough to own up that the
Democratic party, while attempting to
create this impression on the Germans,
will not attempt to antagonize what has
oeen done. They are simply trying TO
mex the Geraans into the support OF the
Democratic ticket.
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TnE Rev. Mr. Barnitz and family leave
Wheeling today for their new home in the
Es', at 3es Moines, Iowa, where he is to
act as the general Western agent OF the
mission work Of the English Evangelical
Lutheran Church. They leave Wheeling
With the cordial good wishes Of large
RaaFtrot fricuds, Mr.. BArnitz has done
agood work here during his stay OF twenty
yeaN, Coming among lis unknown, and
As the pastor Of church equally unknown
IN our midst, he has Iaborcd faithfully and
assioas'y NOT only for the upbuitding Of his
own denominational cause, but for thegen.
tS good Of the commucity, and against
many djsroRmgements has succeeded by
,sFnersy and zeal in creating place for
rsehrFeh and for his own peculiar work
among the humber classes in our midst.
%Sa0a0t not that he will be equally useful
SS9NrNsstul in the larger field on which
Hs H%ss@Eltcr in the West. We Join with
ICY S2y Nhers in wishing him and his family
HSaih and prosperity.
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vice.President, Otis O. Hall as Secretary
and O. s. Bragg as Treasurer, 10 give q
Shakespearean dramatic festival for one
week at Music Hall, next fall, with Booth,
Barrett, Mccullough, Joe Jefferson and
others In the cast, Over forty thousand
dollars, as q guarantee fund, have been
subscribed. The proposition Is to expend
the entire proceeds upon production OF
dramas, and haye the managers give their
services gratuitously, as is done in music
festivals and expositions. Mr.. Simpkinson
went to New York this morning to begin
arrangements.