The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-09-04
YELEGRApHIC NEWS.
THE FIRST GUN FOR REPUBLI-
CANS FROM VERMONT.
Blaine's Suit Mexican Bonds =
ohio Wool Crowers-Reeord
OF the Cholera. Etc.

Nelile nOlDrOOks u Wch hho"h thihoi-
MIA public speaker, will leave for In
diana tomorrow. to take the stump for
Blaine.
New YoRK, September 3.-At the
headquarters Of the Republican national
committee to-day, great satisfaction
was expressed at the result In Vermont.
The executive committee were In ses-
sion Tor some time.
Coal CENTRE, September 3.-About
thirty strikers, with music, paraded up
and down the road past Neel's works
this morning. No disturbance occurred,
and Neels men were not interrupted.
The Sheriff Is still here, and all Is quiet.
MILWAUKEE, September 3.-The lines
Of the Bankers and Merchants Tele-
graph company are being connected
with the Western Union wires ut Bay
view. This confirms the report that the
formers Northwestern line has been abb
sorbed by the latter company.
LONDON, September 3.--The English
commission of Mexican bondholders has
approved of the general proposals for
the settlement of the Mexican debt sub
mitted by the financial agent In Eng
land for the Mexican treasury. A meet
the agreement submitted for their ap-
proval. The terms settled will be sub
mitted TO Earl Granville. Foreign Secre-
tary of State, who assisted in forming
the provisional council treaty between
England and Mexico.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 3.-In the
United States District court to-day,
Judge Woods overruled the demurrer
filed by the defense in the Blaine libel
suit. The attorney for the defense APP
peared and announced that the Senti-
nels answer would be ready tomorrow,
but stated that II would be impossible
| to be ready for trial before November,
| for the reason that the witnesses live
great distance from indianapolis, and
great deal of work will be required to
take their dispositions.
COLUMBUS, September ga largely
attended convention of the State wool
growers was held at the State fair
grounds to-day. Speeches were made
by Congressman Converse and Robin
son, Senator Sherman and Columbus
Delano. A resolution was adoptsu
pledging political support only to tariff
men, and for n committee Of one from
each party in each Congressional district
to ascertain and publish whether each
candidate favors the restoration of the
wool tariff Of 1867.
MINSEAPoLIs, September AIT the
Minnesota fair this afternoon Jay-Eye-
See attempted to break his record Of
2:l0. He was in good form. The track
was very cuppy and slow, and the wind
blew perfect gale. One side of the
track was so bad that Bithers had to
drive on the outside. The mile was
trotted without skip in 2:lsl, which,
under the circumstances, is regarded as
remarkably fine performance. The
| Minneapolis track is at least four sec
onds slower than the Chicago track. A
great crowd was present to cheer the
horse and driver. He will repeat the
attempt tomorrow.
CHICAGO, September 3.-General But
Ter arrived here this evening from Miohi-
gan. Owing to the fact that the train
came at an unusual hour the committee
to meet him was not at the depot. He
proceeded to the hotel and spent the
time till evening in consultation with
his supporters on the question of the
proposed fusion with the Democrats on
the electoral ticket in Illinois. The re-
suit Huh nOt trunsplrtu. ADOut oOVO per
sons gathered at the Battery armory
this evening for the purpose of hearing
an address by General Butler. He APP
peared shortly after p. M, and was re-
ceived with cheers. He spoke at con-
siderable length and made about the
same speech as at other places.
BURLINGTON, September 3.-Warren
Gibbs, Chairman Of the Republican
State committee, has sent the following
congratulatory dispatch on the Vernon
election to Blaine: BURLINGTON, Vt,
September 3.--Vermont points the way
to victory next November In an old
fashioned Republican majority for the
State IN the face Of an INSCRIPTIONS
enemy, who conducted still-hunt can
vass, assisted by Independents and the
trickery of split ticket. We have a
Republicans send greetings for major
ity of $4,000 for Pingree and Ormsbee,
and Blaine and Logan. The canvass
was made on national issues. Vermont
substantially endorses the principles OF
protective tariff and the protection Of
American citizens at home and abroad
WASHINGTON, September 3.-The De-
partment of State has received from the
United States Consulate at Naples tel
egram saying that 172 cases of oholera
have occurred in Naples and 20 deaths
in "a hours. Consul Mason at Marseillei
has sent the Department of State a re-
port, dated the 10th ultimo, on the chol
era at that place, Since the diseas,
broke out, the report says, 10, ll2 persons
have died without the return of a fugi
tive, In the early part of August. Mr.
Mason thinks the malady might hav,
been stamped out by the middle Of Sep
TENDER. How long IT may be prolonged
by the returning Of the unfortunates, h,
continues, events only can determine
Referring TO vessels from Marseilles, Mr.
Mason says every vessel from the por
Of Marseilles Is liable, If not likely, I,
be infected, despite every precaution o
her officers. The most careful inspec
tion may fail in discovering any flaw IL
her sanitary record, or present condition
Well Rewarded.
A liberal reward win be paid to an,
! party who will produce case Of Liver
(, Kidney or Stomach complaint that Elec
a trio Bitters will not speedily cure Brinl
them along, 1t will cost you nothing 70
h the medicine II 1t fails to cure, and yol
- will ha wall ra ~ rrad for vour trc,,kl