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MISCELLANEOUs.

THE Ohio House of Representatives has
adopted a resolution authorizing the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections to make
a proper investigation of the Hamilton
County election case.
THE Mississippi Legislature met at Jack
son on the 5th in biennial session. In the
sided. Hon. r. .. Reynolds was elected
Vice President. In the House General j.
A. Sharp was elected Speaker.
SCANNELL & LsFAYE, sugar and molss-
ses factors, New Orleans, have applied for a
respite OF six, twelve and eighteen months.
The assets were $I3G,Oo0; liabilities, Sl29,
600.
IT is stated that Servia, acting at the in
stigation of Austria, will refuse to discuss
terms OF peace with Bulgaria. except upon
the basis of a return 10 the status quo ante
and the non-payment OK a wal indemnity
by Servia.
THE latest, though en- tirely expected
chapter in the famous Hili-Sharon divorce
case was the announced marriage OF the
fair plaintiff. Sarah Althea Hill, to one OF
her counsel, Judge David Terry, of Stock
ton, famous in California as having killed
SsiclcA pIOCSl III a ouSA eNhsS yN"AS
ago.
THE returns issued by the London Board
of Trade show that during the month of
December the imports decreased. as COM
pared with that month les. year. Gl,Go,3S3,
and the exports decreased EScS,Gs5, rs COM
pared with December OF 1854.
THE Mexican Government officially de-
mics through its organ that it is consider
ing q proposition for a loan from American
houses for $4,000 20 be repaid by grant
ing said houses forty per cent. on customs
goods sent int the country by them.
FIVE OF the seventeen factories in the
New York cigar manufacturers combin:-
ton were opened recently at reduced rates
Of wages.
IT was understood in Washington th.t
Secretary Whitney was entirely satisfied
Of the worthiness Of the Dolphin as shown
in her recent trial trip, and will formally
accept the vessel as soon a. certain pre-
liminaries can be arranged. 1t was not
though: necessary to have another sea
trial.
IT was announced in st. Louis on the Oh
that all parties had agreed on the mode q
foreclosure OF the Wabash Railroad. n
decree was then ordered by the court n
present receivers continue in possession q
the property, but the title passes to -
purchasers at the sale. Many leased 6lDe
were excepted from sale.
Two million feet OF lumber was recena9Y
on fire At Patsevent, Favre & Co.'S min, at
Pennington, Miss.
AcAvg-YS ccurred at Boston Run. near
Aahoney City, Pa, recently and q block Ok
houses went dow out os sight. The tam
lilies living in the hocses made q nasrow
escape. The surface Was reported ssillcav-
ing and ave more bsocSs were expected to
60 down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

The dam across the Wabash Creek
at Reversible. nea Tamaqua. Pa,
burst the other morning. A passenger
train from Pottsville was just opposite
the dam when it broke. The back-wa-
ter struck the car and ran into the
heaters under them. causing a vast VOL
ume Of steam to arise and envelope
the entire train. The passengers were
much frightened. The engine. how
ever, escaped the flood and pulled the
train safely through the water. The
tracks of the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad were much washed and COM
pletely inundated, delaying all trains.
The burst was caused by the breaking
Of an old tunnel in the abandoned
Reeyes6ale CELERY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

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IN army e.ressx TIA: lie Pre- axns a..
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s~Es>s0a '0T izsiss ysasx s, the I'D 9.
w.ueh vs~f Ss Mil 20 ps-eS On to 70.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

THERE has been a great deal of
trouble at the mines of Binney & Co.,
and Carrolston 4 Shaffer at Sharon.
Pa One night recently some person
turned 4 stream of water into the Shat
fer bank. flooding it so that work had
to be suspended. Anumber of miners
we're put on guard at the mouth OF the
shaft and they Were attacked by a
party from the other bank. A battle
cnsued, in which fourteen shots were
fired. No one was seriously hurt. but
several received slight injuries. The
law will be invoked TO settle the trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

A RECENT dispatch from Pittsburgh,
Pa, says: Steel rails continue to meet
with 4 steady demand. at thirty-tive
dollars to %thirty-fivc dollars and fifty
cents for heavy sections, cash at mill.
1t is expected that the demand this
year viii be sufficient to absorb the en-
tire production of all the mills. The
mills are sold several months ahead,
but is believed by those who are well
informed that prices will not GO much
hi~her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

A ELL was introduced in the Chero-
kee Council at Vinita, recently. to
make it n penal ofrense t skin dead
cattle belonging to others. The pur-
pose sought in the passage of the law
was for the protection of stockmen.
There was a universal belief among
stockmen of the Indian country that
in no small number of cases the range
was burned by worthless parties for
the express purpose of starving to
death the cattle owned by their neigh
bors. Thus the ''cow-skinner." as he
il termed. profits by the cattleman's
misfortune.
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ha' Eas; sisti a'eioex !as, sg~alnx a fs~sf
IRAN OF tie i'ransyiTsals EalIsssd ~,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

The hearing in the case of Milloy,
the Montreal tailor. arrested at Platts-
burgh. n. Y. recently. charged with
smuggling clothing into this country,
has been set for some time in February.
A number of New York brokers and
prominent ladies of Fifth avenue, New
York. who have bought clothing and
riding habits from him, have been sub
pGnaed to testify. The Federal officers
claimed 10 have traced twenty-five
thousand dollars worth of stolen goods
to him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

JUDGE ANDREWS, in the Supreme
Court at New York, the other day,
gave a decision continuing an %injunc-
ton restraining the Musical Mutual
Protective Union from enforcing its
bylaws SO as to expel Theodore
Thomas from membership in the
Mr.. Thomas was threatened
with expulsion because he employed
a musician who was not a member. of
the uniOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

AT Baltimore recently, Mate George
". Brown, Of the brig o. 3. Stillman,
pleaded guilty to the charge of having
scuttlcd that vessel in mid-ocean, while
on a voyage from Charleston, S. C., to
Jamaica. He was not sentenced.
Brown will be used as a witness against
Captain James BrothertOn, indicted on
the same charge. The penalty attached
to the crime is death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

IT was recently rumOred that the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe was med
itatirg the purchased of the South Pacific
Coast Railroad, and that the Southern
Pacific Company had made a PROPOSE
ton TO the Atchison, whereby that
road, if it chooses, can have joint con
troll of the Southern Pacific on advan-
tageous terms. This offer is said to be
under consideration by the AtchisOn
nVpprS
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

A TORPEDO recently broke loose from
its moorings on the coast of Tripoli,
and was reported floating about some
where in the Mediterranean Sea. The
Government of Tri.cli has been guard
ing the coast with torpedoes, in view
of the possibility of an Italian inva-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

The officers of the Sixty-fifth Regi-
ment (Frcnch) Of Montreal, have ap-
piled to have their battalion increased
to five hundred, and q movement is in
progress for the raising of two addi-
tional battalions of French troops of
equal strength to the Sixty-fifth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

ANTHONY n. KELLEY, who received
the appointments Of Minister to Italy
and TO Austria, has been admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor
ut law in the courts of the State of
New York
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

Every Zee TO : wa.te: is 50 much
cas- IN Is yocke: thai i. e Is just 80
nDch saved u wages. AMI. zs = rsenny
saved = = penny eaTned- he - 80 much
:he ..ainer- I ere = only . az. n
which this fraud on The pubic = b
ended and that 10y ~propreioFs taking
or themselves the duty a. paying their
servan,A-CAfcag0 ttssSs
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York Couuiy. Pa ~ hiis Enori
Slra>baugh- sged fourteen. ~as ce.tlag
c~kes'nr;s \: h. home near Mount LsOE
3 are bald e4=le sw0opei down. and.
catching the lad by the clothes. Uret
: carr hm Of Inc boy wc.ghs
abau; on hund ed pOuads and could
no. he usovei from ih- ground Ii.
Tough. The earle Of without being in
iG.-i IT. the least. ant A. tie blFt
lo~ossaei Is nod i, seized a large
rurkey n q class and sailed oa VIII IL
tn shr WOOL
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

TIE annual rental Of the pews in
Henry Ward Beecher's church in
Brooklyn realized ga, 498, 1878 less
than last ye1r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

Mr.. LEHIEUx, q of Riel's lawyers.
intends taking charge Of the dead
rebels son and having him educated
ut Laval University, Montreal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

A HoBLEMAN named Mountscharof,
has been convicted at Odessa of Mill
ism, and sentenced to be hanged.
The trial was conducted secretly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

1t has beSn dscos erred that heaps
OF vnYire rec SEQ undergo q proSs
@. fermentation which - sad 90 gre
tie .raa , delicious szToz
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

JOSHUA B. LrPPMcoTr, head Of the
Philadelphia book publishing house OF
J. B. Lippincott & Co., died recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

TIE Potomac River. opposite 10
Capitol. IS poe mile wide
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

10 NfaE~a - $50 80 - - -
Gently, however. TIE parents. while drunk.
drove their children out in he cod and
they came 1ear freezing.
THE third hotel n Hay Springs Is being
81 nSiea.
Hos. S,g-rL WATTS. n pioneer o. Wes.
err Nebraska. died g North P.atte =.
Gently.
Trr late storm was genera, ~th.cu-lor.;
TIE S-,:c and re me-cu-v Dropped - ;ov
~ - degrees be,c-. zero n scne p!ace-
), Omsa. ]: fe;l 20 -
CEaDs1-. = = live business town
c. VI EoL,t-s r vie. % P~.g;tsrasatt,
passed tee silver milestone OF married
lie recently. Tee cU2a'e ere among 10
earliest settlers % the town, tavia- sni
gra-ea 10 ;Gzc port sven :he region vas :
wilderness. re ce!sC-a.o on of tEertw-E
cy-stth anniversary crsv >o-at5e- Es-.lv
three hundred trends AZ s..on- silver I'd
vccates.
A.rfcLTs C incorporation have hen
Cleo for -. Nsil-asta = Kansas Ra,roaG-
running f-oE VS. . n-toa. Esr.: - StrcEIs
burg, Neb. Tee snc3rora.o- ar ,. =
Demrste-. Eslce- !. Fsseld. Claries 4
Warner. Jr-.us Ward and izst.a dams
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r;ssrs Grr.bg - pss: -s-
IT Is sisted t,.- = ~proa.asn: c-t-1sa C
Dakota City : tne u ~o-Inza.e vse-Er Of ,
scherning vie. Last spring sSe sxiPpeG
out with $50 borrowed on a noTt~rz. O.
has property. and after ~squsnds-nr ;ha;
AMOUR: she returned and lived With him
org ezoagh 20 induce him 20 S-t hz .arrs
sss seez-s3 ID. proceeds and has again Dis
appeared
THE lsse snow S:o-E, eomp,esv Geuo-
allied railroad t-zGc IN fa- S-sre. saSs
being Scow-boL-d oa al roeGs-
A NORFOLK nam : reported 20 Fave
drc~Se1 himself TO escape paying o ssFsr
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
CHURCH NOTICES.

At the First Baptist church, southeast cor
ner Travis park, tOmorro Y, Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m, Rev. K. c. Gates, superintendent
Preaching at ii n, IN. and 1880 p. m. by the pas
tor. ASK for the old paths wherein is the
good way, and walk therein and ye shall find
rest for your souls"
At the Baptist Mission Chapel, corner of Hi.
dalgo and Frio streets, tomorrow, Sunday
school at p. m. and preaching at p. IN. I'VE
his servants will arise and build" J. A. Hack
EFT, pastor.
Travis Park Methodist Church-sunday
school at $50 a. IN. Preaching at IL O'Clock
in the morning. and at 1880 in the evening.
Seats free. E. b Chappel, Pastor.
Services at st. Paul's NJ. E. church Dec 18th.
Sunday school at lO u. m. A memorial ser
mon OF Mrs. Eliza Bess, at 3p. IN. Preaching
at y. IN. We wish also to meet all the mem
beers face to face as this will be my last dis
course VIII call the roll of full members at z
p. IN, so as to leave a correct catalogue OF
membership. We thinki the present number
OF full members are between 3OS and BOZ.
MACK HENSON, Pastor.
Services tomorrow at the "Grenet House, -
corner of Crockett and Nacogdoches streets,
near the Alamo plaza, at ii a. III. and 30 D. N.
Sunday school $3.50 a. IN.
There will be a new Baptist church organ
lied tomorrow morning at the "Grenet
House," corner of Crockett and Nacogdoches
streets, near the Alamo plaza. Services at ii
a. m. and 30 p. IN. Sunday school at $3.50 a.
m. A cordial welcome extended to all.
Preaching tomorrow night at the Sunset
Baptist church at 7:l5 p m. by the pastor. No
services in the morning. Sunday school will
meet at 4 p. III.
First Presbyterian church-Rev. J. W. Neil,
ID. ID. pastor, corner of Houston and N. Flores
streets. Services tomorrow at III a. IN and ! 80
p. m, by the pastor. Sabbath school at $3.50 a
III. Public invited. Ushers will show strang-
ers to seats.
1t is announced with regret that the united
festival service Of the four Episcopal Sunday
m hn ifv kphf ah pyQg IN hay hoo
held at st. Marks Cathedral tomorrow after
noon, is postponed until further notice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
THE COURTS.
District Court.

The case Of VIM. Vogt vs.. Sam No
Culloch, for trespass to try title and for
damages, was decided in favor Of plain
tiff.
r. W. Franklin vs. Sam l.. Chalk and
others, suit on note, dismissed, as to
Chalk and children, judgment by de-
fault as to the others.
L. Wolfson vs.. 8. M. Steinhardt, suit
on sworn account, judgment by de-
fault.
Elizabeth and Geo. White vs.. Geo NJ.
Maverick, to try title and for damages,
defendants granted leave to file amended
original answer and set fo- December
10th.
Chss. T. Bethel vs.. Oscar Reichelt,
debt and to fOreclose lien, judgment by
default, with writ Of inquiry.
Seguin ct al. vs. Barrera ct al, de-
PENDANTS granted leave to amend and
continued.
Branch T. ,Mssterson vs.. l.. Schmidt,
for title and damages and va. Lawrence
Jungman, for title and damages, con-
tinued.
Baylor Polk VS.. II. N. and Georgia A.
Hunter, suit on note and to foreclose
lien, dismissed at cost Of defendants.
&C. Hitchins vs.. John Kelly, suit on
claim bond, continued.
M. Chieusse vs.. G. P. Deyine, to try
title, continued.
j. r. Mason vs.. Geo. Paschal, bill for
settlement OF partnership, continued.
Executor Of John James, deceased, VS..
Jacob Fritz and others, for note and to
foreclose lien, continued.
A. RamZinsky VS.. Jacob RamZinsky,
divorce rule for costs granted and con-
tinued under rule.
F.F. Schuchardt VS.. J. M. Kendall,
for title and damages; judgment for
plaintiff.
Octsvia and Leon Lecompt vs.. Frank
Tondouze, INDUCTION, continued.
John Ireland vs.. A. Stanish and Chas.
Zigmund, for title and damages, con-
tinued.
Eliza Gallagher ct al Va. City Of San
Antonio, Injunction and damages, con-
tinued.
Mary VS.. Louis Kruger, divorce, con-
tinued.
J. A. Gabriski vs.. Ed. Polk, debt, mo-
ton to quash citation sustained.
s. A. Lumber Co. va. Given aud Finch
am, debt on sworn account, judgment
for plaintiff.
Il. G. Hitchins VS.. John Kelly, appeal
from Justices court, continued and reset.
L. II. Zanderson vs.. Q. Holck 81 Co.,
damages, dismissed.
Louis W. Floree was introduced by l..
ID. Dibble and authorized to practice
law. He is from Indiana.
Geo. Lowther was granted his final
naturalization papers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HoTEL.-R Lee Pope. Fort
Ewell Ranch; NJ WI Stevens, Bartlett; W s
Caruthers, Z Merrill, Austin; James II David,
travelling live stock agent, Arkansas Pass X r.;
Joe Bush, Los Angeles, Cal; Sells, John
Hitchcock, James Vaherse, Austin; ID Gafford,
Flatonia; ] A Lynch, Kingsbury; George
Richards, Yorktown; George Towers. Ban
dera; w Sleton, H Grant Tunis, J Evans,
Caldwell; John Blocker, Austin ;E X Racial,
Hugh McGaffen, j F Mckee, Seguin; j 8
Haigler, BeIar Co; E A schutze, Austin; John
Q Jones, Houston; H b Spinneth, Paris
Springs; M Black, Bandera; r w Stuve,
Bexar co; George Williamson, Ranch.
MESGER HoTEL,-C Simonds and wife,
Lexington, Ky; c Dunn, A Thomas,
Dallas; W L Baker, Boston; W + GIL aud wife,
Virginia; E N Francis, Uvalde; Binding,
Paris, France; Mrs X B Hawley and daughter,
Galveston; W White. New York; Mrs Lieut.
Taylor. Fort Clark; Mrs Elsie NJ Davis, New
York; G H Pratt and wife, John J Marks, st
Louis; w c Watson, New Orleans; Geo W
Trumbull, Austin; Ernst Koebig, New Braun
fels; o E Jenkins, w b Serome, Chicago; A II
pearelt, England; p Murray, Toledo, Ohio;
Miss Sue Lee, Beeville; II Dreckschmidt, Chi
cago; W ID Scogin, Cincinnati; DR. Won Koch
ring, New Braunfels; B Wentworth, MUIR
physvile.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11

PRoHIBITIoN in South Carolina shows.
unexpected strength. A bill in the legis-
lature Of that state prohibiting abso-
lutely the sale Of all liquors in small
towns, was carried by majority Of four.
This so alarmed the legislature that
vigorous movement was made to pre-
vent the engrossing Of the bill and 1t
was defeated by the small majority OF
four. The incident shows how strong
the prohibitionists are, and determined
effort will be made to turn South Caro-
lima into a simon pure prohibition state
The license men are all torn up over the
outlook.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
Charlie is Happy.

Mr.. Charles Baumberger, the genial
manager OF the Alamo c ement Co, was
seen rushing around last night In
search Of DIR. Amos Graves. This morn
ing Charlie Id around as usual, but there
is peculiar, complacent smile upon his
face, and he trips gaily around. Charlie
has good grounds for his gsiety, for his
pretty little wife, who was Miss Barrer-
ra, this morning presented him with
charming daughter, and IS this Is the
first time such measure OF human bliss
has fallen TO him, the world he's very
garden-Of- Eden kind-of-a-look on It.
The LIGHT is glad to know that Mrs.
Baumberger and daughter are doing
well.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
Election ofOmcers.

The Germania lodge, Knights and La
dies of Honor, No. 1896, held their an
nusl election Of officers last night,
which resulted In the following being
chosen: I '.
Protector-J. Weber.
Vice-Protector-Mr. j. Wolfram.
Secretary-Mrs. j. Wolfram.
Treasurer-A. Schoenert.
Chaplain-E. l. Bowski.
Guide-Theo. Grell.
Inside GUARDIANS. A. Schmitt.
Outside Guard-G. Kirsch.
Trustees-A. Schmitt, E. Niggli, J.
Boshardt.
Representative to Grand Lodge-O.
Gerlach.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
Please Remove It.

In grading Main avenue the con-
tractors men threw soil over the Cam
den street oross-wslk, making crossing
there inoonvenient. This was then q
necessity, and the inconvenience was
tolerated. Now, however, the road at
that point is completed, but the OBJ.
struction remains, and people are ask
Ing why the contractor does not remove
1t. 1t certainly ought to be righted at
once.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
ABBoTT's REPERTOIRE.

The following brilliant series OF operas will
be given during the forthcoming Emma Abb
bolt opera season at the opening of the Grand
opera house week of December Goth, and in
which both Emma Abbott and her associate
artists will be heard in some OF their best roles.
On Monday evening the opening opera will be
Donizetti's world-renOwned and melodious
. opera, "Lucretia Borgia." On Tuesday, En-
ma Abbott will sing Airline in Balte's popular
bohemian Girl" At the Wednesday matinee
the beautiful opera, Chimes of Normandy"
will be presented, and a reduction of prices
will be made in order to give all the children
and others who cannot attend the night per
formances an opportunity TO see the new
theatre Wednesday night Verdi's delightful
opera, LA Traviata;" Thursday, GounOd's
immortal opera, Faust Friday, the beaLti-
full Carnival of Venice" its first production
IN English. Saturday matinee Emma Abbott
will be heard in her charming impersonation
of Linda" In DOnzettI's lOye-lyric Linda of
Chamonni," and on Saturday night at the
farewell performance of this extraordinary
engagement, Emma Abbott will sing Leo
nora" in Yerdis grand opera, al Trovatoro."
The sale Of reserved seats for every perform.
ance will begin Wednesday morning at ~
O'Clock at Rische's cigar store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
A Little Wrong Word Did It.

The types yesterday made the LIGHT
say that Messrs. SOule & Williams OBJ
tanned judgment against j. B. Belohrad-
sky q Co. for petty "theft." 1t is hardly
necessary to say that this does the firm
an injustice and that the word theft"
was misprint for 'debt," and that no
impeachment is made upon the honesty
of that firm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
What She Did,

Mrs. Ida b. Twittey came from Ar
kansas last Saturday, took the stage for
Bandera Sunday, went to Medina City
the same day and brought back to San
Antonio last Wednesday, Mr.. w. B.
Royal, and was married to him the same
day by Justice McAllister. This Is what
a woman can do when she takes q
notion
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-11
Extending the Service.

The mail route on the Arkansas Pass
road, which formerly run to Beevilie,
has now been extended to Corpus Chris
Il. This will be great advantage to
both cities inasmuch as Ii facilitates de-
livery by getting the mail into the city
several hours earlier than 1t did by the
old ROUTE