The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-25
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Interesting News That Flashed Over the
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Of the Globe.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 24-The
wholesale clothing house Of Moses Trout &
Co. failed for $3.50. 600. The firm confessed
judgment. Forty thousand dollars worth Of
property is in the hands OF the Sheriff.
NEW YORK, October s4.-Mrs. Mary !.
Young. shot by her husband, Thomas Young,
keeper Of liquor saloon in Brooklyn, died
to-day. In Mrs. Young's ante.moriem state.
ment she said the shooting was done inten-
tionally. Her mother, who was present, cor.
roborates the statement.
WmKRsBARRE, Pc, October "a. two more
victims are added to yesterdays explosion at
Ringstown. Mary Quinn and Hattie Mass
died this morning in terrible agony. Lizzie
Edwards and James Steele are praying for
death to relieve them Of their suheIings John
James will probably recover.
OTTowA, Canada, October 24.-An extra
Official Gazette announces the arrival Of Mar
quis Lansdowne. and contains the proeama-
ton Of his assumption Of the Governor Gen.
eralship. When the Vice Regal party arrived
at Redesu hall last evening the Marchioness
first alighted, and, standing at the main
entrance, received her husband with a kiss as
he entered the house.
CLINTON FALLS, Ind, October 24.-Last
night stranger called for supper at the farm
house OF James Crawford, an aged man living
alone with his wife near here. While the
woman was preparing the meal the stranger
struck her down with a club. AT the same
time his companion knocked Mr.. Crawford
IN the same way. The assailants stole SIS.
Crawford and his wife are dying.
Berlin, October 73.-The rupture between
the Vatican and Cardinal Hohenlahn is COM
plete. The Cardinal Will probably remain in
Germany during the winter. The National
Le,tung hears that the Cardinals sudden de-
parture from Rome was owing to the failure
OF his request for the removal Of his coadjutor
in the diocese Of Albano, with whom he had
every reason to be dissatisfied, and to pecu-
mary troubles.
DALLAS, Ostober ~. Sheriff Smith left
last night for Fort Smith, Arkansas, having in
charge Jim Wilson, alias Madison, for the
killing of Ed Lively in 1875. Hardin, for the
murder of negro named Henry Green a
week ago, had hearing this morning. lie
was held in bond of $1,000. He asserts his
innocence in spite of overwhelming evidence
to the contrary. Burglars made $Ioo haul
last night from the room of Ike Shaw. No
clue.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, ILL.,, October 73-John
Murphy was found dead this morning at
Wallace, small village 20 miles west of here.
He had three bullet wounds on his body, and
II is supposed he was murdered for his money.
He was known TO have several thousand dol
lars the night before, which has not been
found. The murderer stole a horse near by
and made good his escape. The stolen horse
returned about noon to-day without bride or
saddle.
GALVESTON, October 24.-The rain fall
commencing early this morning, was the lare.
est recorded for the year. A portion Of the
roof on the Blum bnilding gave way, under
the weight Of water end the stock of dry
goods, boots and shoes was damaged $1,000.
The actress, Jennie Yeamans, says that she
will leave her company and manager again to-
morrow and go to St. Louis and marry her
affanced, Daniels She played to a poor
house tonight.
MASON, October IA shooting match
came off yesterday near Lights rancho, which
terminated fatally. e. Gould and Frank
McNally, both cattle men, had some difficulty,
and after some words. Gould drew his pistol
and fired upon Mentally, cutting his vest, at
which McNally fired at Gould, striking him
in the neck, killing him instantly. A coroner S
inquest was held to-day and a verdict of
justihable homicide rendered. Mentally will
give bond to appear at the District court in
Kimball county, where the case will be taken.
WACO, October 74.-Sheriff Harris return
ed from Fort Worth to-day with a prisoner
named A. M. Bowling, who is charged with
selling cotton in Corona which did not belong
to him and pocketing the money. Bowling
had purchased ticket to Kentucky and made
two breaks for liberty. A norther blew up at
o'clock this morning. Last night a negro
named Bill Hodges was elected from saloon
kept by one Lowenger, and in revenge threw
several brick bats through the door, one OF
which struck coal oil lamp and exploded il,
nearly causing a fire. A warrant has been
issued for his arrest.
MAYA, Mexico, October 24.-On Sunday
last, as Mr.. Glasscock, citizen from Colo
RADIO City, Texas, was on his way from this
place to his ranch, about IS miles north from
here, he discovered horrible sight About
four or five miles this side OF his ranch two
white men were found dead. lie was in a
hack with his vile and had an interpreter also
with him. They had discovered the blood
about one mile apd half or two miles before
coming to where they were found dead. They
had been dragged about 80 or 90 yards off the
road and left by the road side. The blood
seemed to be very fresh, as il it had not been
there long, not more than two or three hours.
The parties are unknown. There was a
horse hobbled, and tied about 100 yards away
One mans boots were off.