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Chs'era Victims,

49, 60 "ssssts.~s
! LONDON July 9-Ninety- six deaths
from cloler4 AZ Dsmietts. 4s At Man
sur III, l At Alexsndris, 6 Is sttoad and
8 at ShirtsQr Reported in Egypt dis
patcn-s i&-t evening were the fatalities
for Satnrdty. The u1nb-r OF deaths
Yesterday were - At DaInietta, 81 al
MansIrah, 3 at Sanaud, 8 at Sherber,
and I at Alexandria.
The khedive VIII Fly Trsa the
Plague.
.CArBo. July Sit Is reported that a
yacht Is being prepared and will be held
in readiness 70 take the khedive to Ma.
pies in the event Of the spread Of the
cholera making his departure necessary.
Chsiesn and Famine.
ALEXANDRIA, July 8. -Provisions have
pie are starving. A'rumber of Euro
break the Gordon around the town, and
several were wounded.
Cholera In China.
HOMO KoSa, July 9.-The cholera b as
broken out at Walowa, and Is raging
violently.
The Troabie at Cuay aquil.
GUAYAQUrL, via Galveston Jolly g.
There has heen heavy firing since about
O'Clock this morning. Alfaro has Just
come IN and has met an enthusiastic re-
ception. There is great excitement
among the populace. IL is reported
that Vientemilla has gone on board Of q
river steamer.
Disabled.
QUEESsrowS, July 9.-The steamer st.
Ronas from London for New York, has
put 10 here with steam pipe broken.
All Arranged.
ROME, July Sit has been arranged
that If the Couxt de Paris becomes the
recognized claimant of the monarchy
In France, he will come to Rome to paw
his respects to the Pope.
Oar Affairs with Turkey.
CoNsrASTrNoPLE, July "a Turko-
American commission has been ap-
pointed to examine into the question of |
the establishment of a petroleum de- |
partment. The porte has addressed a |
note to Gen. Wallace, the American |
Minister. pointing out that it notified |
him of Turkeys withdrawal from the |
treaty of commerce with America on
the eve of its expiration, and invited |
him to negotiate for the conclusion of a
new treaty.
BradIaaxh will Claim his Seat.
LONDON. July 9--In the Commons
this afternoon Gladstone in replying to
Sir Stafford Northcote said that he had
letter from Bradlaugh an
his intention to take his seat
In spite Of the Government. Gladstone
had proposed method of meeting the
difficulty, which had been defeated. 1t
now for the House to act. A
melton was adopted by a vote of 232 to
IS to exclude Bradlaugh until he agreed
to the requirements of the House.
Died or Cholera.
LONDON, July "a correspondent at
says European died there
of cholera yesterday. The absatoirs Of
the city are in filthy condition, and
extremely dangerous to health.
The American Rifle Team.
LoNsoN, July 9.-Even if the question
Of wind gauge is not settled in favor of
the American Rife Team they will have
the same amount of practice as the
English team will. as they have
been presented with oompli-
mentary tickets for all the
with military rifles that
take place to match, and these tickets
entitls the Americans to shoot free un-
less they compete for prize, and in
that case they must enter in the usual
manner.
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The Canadian Pacific Railroad ia now
driving ahead at a more rapid rate than
ever before, and its completion 10 not
very far of. The road il completed
from Winnipeg west about us miles,
and. advancing at the average rate Of
four miles per day, will reach Calgary,
LEO miles further west, by August 9Th.
From Calgary, at the base of the
Rockies, to their summit, il a further
distance Of l2i miles. which Is promised
completion before winter sets in. Al
three other points on this great line the
work Is advancing, though by NO meaus
as rapidly-in British Columbia, east;
from Prince Arthur's landing, on Lake
Superior, e1t; and from the Ottawa
side, west. From Prince Arthur's land
ing the road will be finished 65 miles
Ia promised that 10 miles further will be
made on this division before the season
closes. Work " also advancing on the
main limo west of Sturgeon river, lcav.
ing gap II less than $50 miles between
the east and west ends at the close of
the season. Though the company has
till 1891 to finish the road, 10 seems ful-
~ assured that IL will be done inside Of
three years. From Lake Superior 20
Port Moody this road il estimated 70 be
l9&5 miles, Of which not more than ac0
miles will remain unfinished at the Close
Of the year. The section around Lake
Superior from Prince Arthur's landing
to Lake Nipissing. 900 miles in length,
will be the last completed. From Hail.
fax to Burrard Inlet the distance OF the
completed line will be $500 miles. The
company Is granted immunity from tax
alton forever. from competition for 20
years, and virtually forever, and until
the earnings Of the road exceed ten per
cent interest on the capital the Govern
ment cannot interfere 70 regulate freight
or passenger rates.. y. Alta.
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NOTICE.

TATTLERS. wOMAN'S RIGHTS Lee.
i turers. husband henpeckers. gratis
advice givers. and all persons who know
our business better than we do ourselves.
Will please give our little house. Garlic
ton Cottage" on the HILL wide berth.
All respectable people are welcome.
myZ9 II q. G. PHINNEY.
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mo vehicle drawn By more than one
animal y allowed to eroas the bridge In
opposite directions q the sams time,n
= : notice posted On . bridge in Provi-
dsnos.
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OMAHA, July 9.-Anth0By Gluyck, a
suuav man OF the Ssutee agency, conn.,
mitted suicide on the night Of tae 4th.
His family attended the Niobrara cele-
bratior,, II miles distant, and did not
arrive home till the next dav, when they
found him dead in bed with bullet
hole through his head. He had 1900 in
his pants pockets under his pillows. He
vas Is years old and left an estate worth
fully $1,000. A coroner's jury will in
vesticate the case. Tho news reached
here today via Running Water.
The Hellsw Fever ~ Galveston. =
GALVESTON. July 9.--Uutil within a
day ar two newspapers have been ex-
tremely cautious il giving any promin-
enos 10 yellow fever news which was
happening al Vera Cruz or in the vicin-
itv OF Galveston. The facts have
been presented but only in the
briefsst possible manner. without an
attempt at any display whatever, and
disuissed with little or no comment.
Northern readers have had much fuller
REPORTS than the people OF Galveston.
Oi,aeryations allowed to get In type
have been deprecatory OF alarm with
merely q paragraph or tvo, touching
the proprieties of renewed vtgi-
lance in sanitary matters.
The reason perhaps for such course ON
the part OF newspapers u embraced IN
the TACT that Texas is now rigidiy en-
forcing the strictest quarantine u has
ever had. Its regulations il IL said are
the best in the south. Two cases OF
black vomit on vessel within
night OF Galveston wharvea have
electrified people sufficiently to cause
% blic journals - make extended mo-
siosa. TAs Topic yesterday contained
an editorial which sounded note VI
warning for the Mexican borded. Mex
leo has no quarantine laws, and while
the authorities ON the Rio Grands are
q present. cooperating With
Texan officials lis only b.
cause they have been bullied into il
by threats Of this side 10 completely
sfut them Oh from the Gulf by closing
the American port at the mouth Of tbs
river. The yesrs this morning has q
leading article on the subject Of prov,d-
inc for infected vessels, and sharply do
uounoine Congress for deliberately par
alyxine the National Board Of Health
by reducing il to . helpless state Of in,
diesnce a reffArds both suppiies and
funosioos. Its remarks are refaced
With the foRcihle Abandonment Of 4
national QuAnntins station q Shiy
Island, Which leaves the Rull
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"Thoss are very nice biscuit, my dear.
After you have been keeping house Q
DOZEN years more you'll be quito . cook. !"
Thank you," said Patience. ''but my
oven Vas Just right, and -" why,
ma. you knov you borrowed my tsn
csnts 10 buy them OF the bake oars."
The old adaoe. children should be son,
and mot heard" does not obtain in that
family.-HarUord Post.
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Recent Star Route changes ordered
include those in Washington Territory
a. follows:
Route 4S,l72-Crab Greek 10 Cotton
wood, Washington Territory-From July
10. 1888. increase service 10 tve times q
week.
Route s3.la-Colfsx to Cheney.
Washington: rsrri,cry-From July l6,
1883, omit Pine City. on Route &S,ls7
decrcass distance twelve milsA
Route 4Sl07-SkaQit 70 Birdsvisw,
Washington TsrritoRy-From July Ii.
1855. embrace Avon next after Mount
Vernon, increase distance three miles.
Route 36,ll7-virginia City 70 SAiis-
bury. Montana-From July 10, ISIS. ak
tend ronts to end at Twin Bridges. in
crease distance Two miles.
SERVICE nsrAuImzxp.
Route ls,ls7-Pins City TO Rock
Greek, Washineton Tsrritory-Tvelve
miles. three times . week From July
l6, 1883. 20 June 50, 1854.
Mars, Whatcom oOunty. W. T.--Spe-
cial from Whatcem. on Route 4S.llO,
ave miles south, Nooksaok. tselvs miles
north.
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Yellsw Fever.

GALVESTON. Tex, July 9.-The agents
Of the bark Saiome at 8 o'clock this
morning received telegram from the
owners in Norway ordering her TO pro-
Deed 10 whatever northern port would
be most profitable, and advising Hamp-
ton Roads AZ being the best. The Sa-
lone il the vessel with yellow fever
aboard, now in quarantine here, and
lately from Vera Cruz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-10

FALL RIVER. Mass, July 9.--Weayers
at the Bourne mills struck this after
noon on account of change of wages
from day pays TO payment by the piece.
They claim Il is reduction, bat the
management say IL will make no differ
ence and will be ~ fair in the end. As in
the old system ahirkers received as
much ~ honest workers. The Bourne
mill makes canton flannel.
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
will be from to 10 O'Clock a. m. and from
To pm. and that at no other time may
we be expected To do business. except In
connection with our mill on Lake Waah-
ing'on. q. G. PHINNEY & CO..
Real Estate Brokera
ap28 n Post Building.
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WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Attorney
general has given an opinion 10 the
Secretary of the Treasury that it was
not the intention of the act
TO prevent the impor.a-
ton OF aduiterated and spurious teas
to create a new office 10 meet its require
ment; that ell teas entered as impor-
tation shall be examined before pass
inc from the control of the Customs
authorities. He says the 9Th section of
the Constitution refers 10 appraisers
and revenue officers AZ already provided
by Law.
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A Lawless Set.

WARRINGTON, July 9.-The Depart
nsut Of Justice has received further in
formation from Jefferson, Texas, con-
esenin0 the assassination Of Judge +.
Hough. the main witness Of the Gov
eminent In the impending GASES for
violation Of the Election laws. The
writer Gays threats we're made by the
dafsndants in the casea 70 the effect
that they will not Be prosecuted by
the Government; that when they 20
Into court they will 90 armed, and
that IL the CASE should result In con-
welion they will kill the court and
svssybody connected with u. The as
nnsinAtion Of Judge Honah has given
M 10 considerable uueasineaa there,
end il II not known how soou Others
Iii on In tina nnuao Nav
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CHICAGO, July 3. The Ept0cop0
CAnrch controversy which has grown
euef the High Church tendencies of
AxlAuR Richie, pastor Of the Church Of
- Ascension, and which has already
e>sve1 70 draw ont q letter Of protest
tFua Ne Bishop Of the diocese, bad an
0eAeg seaMsional feature added TO il
yesterday. Rector Richie. at the morn
lnR esrvics. announced that In addition
= The service. requiem mAss would be
ND Tor the soul OF Duke Fountain, Who
~ drowned In Lake Michigan In Nay.
1ee announcement Of requiem mass
- apparently such pronounced step
OWard Romanism - TO cause even tho
pAliahionsrs OF the Church Of the Az
eeuoioa 10 rsbsl Who had hitherto stood
u their pastor, aud one half the con-
efsgAlion left the church. In tie
1aantime. at the request Of the widow
q foantain, tho celebration Of mAm
vas postponed for q few days. IL 10 be-
ueved the nsv Bishop viii b compelled
= order the trial OF the pastor for an
Infringement Of Church rulss-
uesnssa . IavessiGase sDorstua1lso.
PnLApEIPRfA, July s.-The late Henry
k1eosft. who gave nsv bell tor Inae-
pendsnos Hall. left Q large number at
seyosses, amounting 70 &,So0Coo. tor
Soootc and charitable Ne. among vhsch
~ CO OF 10000 10 endou chair Of
nosal and intellectual philosophy IN
0e uuivesxity Of Pennsylvania, with
- request that tbs Univenity would
snoeoaRhly investigate modern ppiritual-
-, u which he was . drm believer.
IN yInivsps,e- a>>av,snA 49, hAuuanA
= 49, a. nov begun sespe 10 carry ous
- viah Of the tsstasoP. A commission
- osen appointed, Of which the chair
~ = DE-. VIM. Pepper, Prsvoss Of The
Saiverstsy. and . gentleman Of 40
S.ostsdRsd scientific attAinmeuts Of .
~ order. He viii look into The ply
osoeieAl and medical phasss Of the
ose9, and vill dsvote his attsntiou
ssassinR knoulsdgs a spisilualism
skaes s1andpoints. PpoesaDosa
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The uessfaR Fly In Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 9.-The State
Entomol0gist reports vast numbers of
the Hessian fly. now in dormant con-
dition, 30 low down in the stalk
that they are left behind in the stubble
when the wheat is cut. This Is true of
the entire winter wheat section of
Illinois. He therefore urgently advises
that the stubble be burned at the esrli-
eat day possible. or that where this is
impracticable the infected fields be
ploWed dry and high.
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seene.


Crooks mission has ended as satisfao-
torily a. his expedition into the Sierra
4Adre. aud for once tho Washington
dsputmsuts seem 10 have worked hsud
b hand with tho general in the field.
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SAN FnAScIsco. July 9.-Alpha 400.
Belcher LIS, Best 4 Belchcr 4.40. Bodie
Con. COO. Bullion $50, California l5c,
Chollar $50. Con. Va. 40. Crown Point
Las. Eureka Con. 600. Exchcquer 80,
Gould 4 Curry Las, Grand Prize loo,
Hale 4 Norcross 6is, Martin White 80,
Mexican $40. Mount Diablo -. North
ern Belle $50, Ophir 2.60, OvermAn Zoe,
Potosi las. Savage eco, Silver King
-. Sierra Nevada ASS, Union Con.
$50. Utah 2.75. Yellow jacket. 4.06.
shipping Iaselliseaee.
PoRr TOWNSEND, July 9.--Arrived--
Banks Henry Buck. James Chestoa and
l.. Is. Gilchrist.
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CHICAGO, July "a Times Des Moines
spsciaI says: Henry LeaRe Of Swanson
Ard dozen shots through his bedroom
door at the Morgan House yesterday
afternoon, destroyed the furniture and
fslled a man named Holmes who at
tempted 10 capture him. Five police
men finally everpowered him on the
roof OF tbs hote.. He tried to put a
ballet in hi. forehead, but the ball
glanced. leaving furrow in his skull.
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RsooELYS. July s.-Mr. Beechsr TO-
A., nrsached bis last sermon previous
.iis annual vacation. He announced
RAJ be- expected TO be absent till the
S,ss sunday in October. my por-
-. =. y aid be, "is TO traverse tie conti-
prSrt and shall visit Oregon and Wash
atom Territory and the far Northwest,
s.<nrninc via the Northern Pacific
- The journey will require the
rbole Of August and September"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27
BARGAINS OFFERED
By j. w. Bradley, Land Agent.

New rock house, with 10 rooms, on two large
lots; good well and @ istern viii sell cheap.
Rock h use of Z rooms, fronting east, No. 100
Avenue G, offered for few days At a bargain.
Ten-room rock house on two large lois,
beautiful shade trees and shrubbery, corner of
King william and Turner streets. viii sell
cheap.
Nice cottage, well built. fronting east on
Milan square, No. 1905, offered for less than
present cost.
Rock house on Alamo street. Ten rooms,
stables and carriage room. Lot 90 by $50 feet.
Hard rock house, with 10 rooms elegant
home, one block from Alamo plaza and post
office.
Two story commodious house of 10 rooms,
large cs'ern, stables &c, on four large lots, ut
gr eat bargain on San Pedro avenue
$500.
Nice new cottage, elegantly finished Z
rooms, one block from San Pedro avenue,
$500.
Six room cottage on Camden street, $1,000
Improved farms, dairr farms, ranch proper
ties with live stock, large bodies OF land in
Texas and Mexico.
SIX nice cottages in Ward t. price $1,000 to
S3vO paying 10 TO 20 per cent rental
Three vacant lots corner of Lavala and
Leona streets, west and opposite the chapel,
for $1,000.
Ten acres of land fronting south on street
car line the line beginning ut officers quarters
running west across Alamo ditch. Apply 10
j. W. BRADLEY,
o-lbtt 4R Houston street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27
LAREDO CORRESPONDENCE.
IL Rains---City Council Proceedings---Jack
Hangar Married, and Other
Nnfea

Notes.
Special Correspondence Of the Light.
LAREDO, Texas, August as, 1884 de-
ightful shower fell in Laredo this evening,
though not half enough to satisfy the wants.
The City Couneil were in session all the
evening. His Honor, the Mayor, and Alder
men Vanderberg, Ryan, Alice and kirkpatrick
present, and Guzman and Ortiz absent The
bids for improvements to be made on one Of the
public school buildings were considered and
the contract awarded William Thaisen for
sass. They also adopted the report Of the
committee appointed to examine applicants
for positions as teachers in the public schools,
which recommended the employment OF
three teachers for the present, allowing sal
aries as follows First grade, SIS; second
grade, 500; third grade, $50
The Matt UsSery matter was brought up
again with the same result as before, Alder
men Vandenberg, Kirkpatrick and Ryan iav-
lavoring the payment Of the claim, and
Alice opposing Ga account of the
continued absence Of Alderman Guz-
man, resolution was passed requesting that
he be notified to be present at the next meet
ing and show cause, II any, why his Office
should not be declared vacant, and an election
ordered to I'LL the SANE. Some time since our
City Council passed an ordinance requiring
the Street Commissioner to have all sign,
awning and other posts that we're likely to OBJ
struct the streets, which are very narrow any
way, removed alter due notice had been given,
whereupon our City Engineer and Acting
Street Commissioner has ordered the removal
of everything, without fear or favor, even TO
the telegraph and telephone poles inside the
city limits. 1t has caused more or less dis
satisfaction both on The part Of the telegraph
company and the people, who fear they may
have to go to the depot to do their telegraph
ing, and the company, through their agent
here, MIR. Truly. has petitioned the Council
to grant them permission TO erect such
poles as are necessary for their business
The Council this evening laid the petition
over Tor future consideration, claiming that
the ordinance did not include telegraph nor
telephone poles.
MIR. Forster, President of the Gas Light
company Of this city, left few days since foT
New York to buy the necessary machinery for
putting in the gas works.
Our young friend Jack Hangar, of the
"Railroader," late Of San Antonio, has re.
turned from that city, where he secured
partner for life, and the boys say, Hello,
lack. may your shadow never grow less"
The "Child Eli As he was once called),
the jovial business man Of the Corpus Christi
Caller, has been doing the two Laredos up in
fine style the last few days, much 10 the dis
satisfaction of poor pay subscribers. He re-
turns home this evening. CAREY.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27

frs, shipment Of coffee from Maracaibo,
Venezuela. was received in st Louis via
Mexico, together with 100 tons Of gnumvitc,
and the same week Mexican merchant from
Chihuahua ordered machinery to the extent Of
$4,000. Reciprocity is onlya question Of
time, and the time goes with railroad speed"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27
Wise Widows.

From the Courier-J Journal.
Mrs. Fargo, the widow Of the millionaire
expressman, has married a newspaper writer.
Ifevery rich widow would take this precaution
in marrying a man accustomed to handling
large sums Of money, much trouble might be
prevented.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27

Prof Orsino has purchased the beer saloon
of Seimmang Bros, on Commerce street, near
Military plaza, where he keeps coil beer, lem
at 10 o'clock. Anyone wanting 10 learn any OF
his sleight Of hand tricks will be taught free
of charge. S.2l-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27

About time to think OF getting your fall and
winter clothing In readiness for a sudden
change in the weather, which is liable to occur
at any time. You may have some garments
that could be made serviceable for some time
q, aned dyed and they will look as well as new.
Caen'- French dyeing and securing establish
ment, on Casino street. h the only place that
can be relied upon to do this work In very
superior manner. S-I1-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27
Not a Dude.

From the New York Star.
The attempt topa DR.. Mary Walker of
as female dude ought to be resented in the
interests OF the beautiful sex, There is the
best reason for believing that Mary is the
walking advertisement Of patent clothespin.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27

We advise all our friends when they go to
San Antonio TO stop at the New "St. Leonard
HOTEL" on the south side of Main plaza, where
they will lind handsomely furnished rooms, an
excellent table, and every home comfort, all
for the reasonable sum of So 30 per day. No
tons be found for the same money. s-4-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27

From the Atlanta Constitution.
The hostlers and other society men at New
port got on bowling drunk at the casino the
other day, and hurled glass and chinaware
from the windows at a furious rate. The
spree was English in its appointments.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27
Holman Barred Out,

From the St. Louis Post Dispatch.
The New York Sun is still booming Holman
for President. Mr.. Holman himself is said to
blush when the subject is mentioned to him.
No man who bushes can ever be President Of
ANYTHING bigger thar a sewing circle.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27

THE St. Louis, GloheDemocrat speaking
Of the recent amendment election, says the
adoption Of the amendment authorizing in
creased appropriations for the schools i'm
proves the outlook for Texas one hundred per
cent.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27
MONDAY, AUGUST ~, 1888.

IT IS refreshing just now to read that up in
the Yellowstone county where the Presiden-
hal party are roughing it, that ice forms on
vessels OF water left over night
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-08-27

Having opened a tirst-class barber shop oppo-
site the Postofiice, In Sommers UehlinRer's
old stand, where intend TO employ only first
class artists, take pleasure In inviting all my
friends and old customers TO call and see me,
aud guarantee satisfaction.
S.2l-im Tony MpggNfFu