The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
Terrible Cyclone on the Island Of San
Domingo--Snowi Minnesota
Bayard's Denial.
Train Robbers In Indiana---United States
Marshals Killed In the Indian
Tsrritory--MexIcan News.

morning the snow fell heavily for about FIVE
minutes, throughout Minnesota, but there is
no news Of any in Dakota.
GUAYMAs, September 2S.-The fever is
diminishing. There have been only eight
deaths since the 24,h. No new cases are re-
ported. Other points visited showed only a
lew cases.
New York, September 2S-The business
failures Of the week number $780, as compared
with 1888 for last week. Some OF the failures
are very important disasters in the New York
clothing trade.
CRY OF MEXICO, September 7S.-The
Iturbide centennial celebration, organized by
the church party, was a failure here. Some
animation Is reported in Morella, San Luis
Potosi and Crizvs The liberals, considering
it political, abstained from participating.
LOUISVILLE, September 2S.-The National
Colored mems executive committee was or
gained by eleciing w. A. Pledger, Of Georgia,
chairman, and G.. w. Arnold, Of Virginia,
secretary. The object Of the committee Is to
carry out the principles enunciated in the adj
dress Of the convention.
PrTsBURG, September 7S.-John Jarrett
the retiring President Of the Amalgamated as
ISOLATION, has been employed by the American
Cast Iron and Tin Plate association as general
managing agent, to take charge Of the matter
vi liking up high tariff sentiment in favor
81 this industry, which is almost wholly unpro-
tee rd.
BALTIMORE, September 2S.-The Right
Rev. Anthony Wilson Thorold, Lord Bishop
OF Rochester, England, arrived to-day on the
llibttn'an ari vas met by a committee Of
gentlemen Of the protestant Episcopal church.
Tonight he peaks at the Christ Episcopal
church, On temperance.
Az BANY. September 2S.-Jude Samuel
Hand, referee in the tax suit brought by the
State agains; the Western Union, has rem
dered a decision in favor Of the State for
SI7S, 397. This 'un is for taxes for only one
year, but determines the remaining taxes in
favor Of the State, making the total amount
recoverable about 100000.
CINclNNATI, September rs. Yesterday at
Blue Lick Springs, Kentucky, while three
brothers, Sam g., W. o., and Thomas
Rogers, were taking dispositions in the case of
the contest OF their fathers will, Sam c.,
thinking his brothers were about to draw
weapons, quickly drew his and shot Thomas
through the head aud William in the alb domen.
Both are reported dying. Sam is President
Of the Farmers bank Of Carlisle, Kentucky;
William is St. Louis lawyer, and Thomas a
farmer.
LITTLE Rock, September 2S.-The Ca
zette's Fort Smith special says: Yesterday
morning, between Childer's station and Web
ber's Falls, Indian Nation, while Deputy
United States Msrshals Beck and Merrill
II
Cherokee named John NJ. lacks, whisky ped
dlers, both officers were killed and their heads
smashed in with revolvers. Bark escaped.
Beck was an old member Of the force. Merrill
was only ~ years old, and was from Jackson,
Tennessee.
FORT WAYNE, September zS.---The express
car Of the Pacific Express company on the
Elk river branch Of the Wabash, st. Louis and
Pacific railroad, bound west, when near Peru,
Indiana, was broken into by three masked
men. Express Messenger LOOMS was bound
and gagged, and the safe was robbed Of SIS
900 and all the other vauables in the car.
The robbers escaped after locking LOOMS in
the car, whence he was released on the ar
rival of the train at Peru. There is no clue to
the robbers.
HUNTINGTON, PA, September 2S.-The
Huntington car and car wheel works, Blain
Brothers, proprietors, failed with a judgment
entered last evening by the Union bank for
$4,000. The other claims will increase the
liabilities TO $2oo, 900, assets assigned are
100000 There are 400 employees who have
not been paid for two months. Efforts will
be made to tide over the ADVERTISEMENTS so
that work can be resumed on Monday. A
large number OF orders are held by merchants,
who, with the entire community, will feel the
effects of the failure.
WASHINGTON, September as Senator
Bayard was shown this morning a telegraphed
extract from the Chicago Herald of to-day.
While declining to take notice of the Hersld's
reiteration Of the truthfulness Of its interview
he furnishes the following in writing "Had
you show me the correspondence Of the Chi
cago Herald before you published it, purport-
ing 10 give an interview with me, would have
shown you how utterly groundess and untrue
it was. Nothing was ever said by me that
could possibly be construed into an approval
or federation OF General Buffers political &C.
tons, nor willingness to see the public power
entrusted to his hands"
New YORK, September 28.-Captain Davis,
from South San Domingo, speaking OF the
terrible cyclone there, says that at least 100
sailors must have persisted within a distance
of 80 miles south of San Domingo City. It
will take years of labor and an immense
amount OF money to repair the damage caused
by the storm. Great destitution among the
poorer classes must surely follow, as nearly
all the plantain trees, on the fruit Of which
they depend in great measure for food, are
blown down. One-half OF all villages along
the coast are destroyed. Among The build
ings destroyed at Ozna were the factories of
Captain Hardy, of Boston, who sustained
| losses TO the amount OF $40 600.