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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-07
Recorders Court.

c. McCue, fighting, SO.
E. B. Swagine, drunk, s..
Harry Thornton, drunk and down,
fined S..
Mr.. Chrysler, drunk and disorderly,
dismissed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-07
important News.

have arranged for a sale of 800 fine
residence lots in one of the most desr-
able portions of San Antonio, which
sale will be made during the fair,
thereby offering facilities for invesi :
ment to both visitors and home peo-
pie. Look out for flyers and sec me.
J. A. H. HOSACK,
lift Auctioneer,
POS south side Maiu Plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-07

A rumor has it that the freight
crews now running from San Antonio
t. Glidden on the Sunset, will, after
the first of December, be changed
from San Antonio to Houston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-07

Marriage licenses issued: Waite
Mancey and Mary F. Platt; Louis w
Banks and Alice Dickey.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-05-31
To Breeders Of Fine Stock.

Stations for the season Of 1883, at the breeding
farm Of J. c. Montgomery, located two miles west
Of Decatur, Ohio, eight and one half miles northeast
Of Ripley. and I3 miles north of Maysville, Ky.
Windsor, Strathmore, Rousse end Lord Colin. A
chance to breed to son of the world renowned
Rysdyks Hambletonian.
Windsor, sired by Rysdyk's Hambletonian. rst dam
Lady Van Buren,, by Red Bird, by Bishops Ham
bletonian; I'D dam by Trempseys Belfounder, by
iace's Tro,ting Register Windsor is a rangy.
handsome horse, is dark bay with two white ank-
les behind is IS hands az inches high and weighs
looking sons Of the cold hero" Of Chester. Rys-
dyks Hamblstonian by Abdallah, he by Mambrino
by Imp. Messenger. First dam Chares Kent mare,
by Imp. Belfounder; second dam One Eye, by
Bishops Hambletonian; third dam Slvertail, by
Imp. Messenger. Rysdyk's Hambletonian is sire
of the great George Wilkes. sire Of Harry Wilkes,
a:I3k. Dictator, sire of Jay Eye See. record s:Ie
.Harold, sire of Maud S, a:os, Volunteer, sire Of
s.. Julian; s:IIH Happy Medium. sire Of Maxy
smith Maid, aI4; Eleetioneer. sire Of Man.ene.,i,
s:Io; Strathmore, sire of Santa Claus, a:I7H, SC.
Windsor will be permitted to serve a limited num-
be paid when the colt stands and sucks, when
mares change ownership. Persons desiring to breed
had best make their engagements, as his book is
$z 90 per month. or grain feed at $500 All acci.
dents and escapes az owners risk. All charges for
keep Of mares to be paid before removal Of mares.
King Strathmore Registered No. 6,sIs) is dark
bay, foaled May ao, 1884 inbred to Rysdyks Ham
bletonian through two Of his best sons Strathmore
and Alexanders Abdallah, being sired by Strath-
more No. 4os. sire Of Santa Claus. s.I7a; Tucker,
a:1o; Skylght Pilot. a:Io Secret, a:aoH and nine
teen more in the ago list. First dam Lucy, by Ab.
dallah H. No 6,o3S sire Of Bay Mate. ago; by Al.
exander Abdallah, sire Of Goldsmith Maid. al,
Rosebud, s:aIA; Thorndale, AJAX. he by Rys-
sire Of Thomas L. Young, a,I9. and Rattling Jim,
aas. &c; King StIsthmore is the ideal Of beauty.
He Is beautiful dark hay. OF good size, with extra
tail. and trotter sure. King Strathmore will be
allowed to a limited number of mares at Sac 90
Due when colts stand and suck. mares change
ownership.
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Thousands suffer from either acquired
or inherited scrofula. Their sufferings
are indescribable. yet bravely they live
on, hoping to the last for recovery. Hot
Springs have been Of benefit in many
instances, but much better than Hot
SpinU or other treatment il DR.. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock and Saraaparilla.
Tried = Let resort Il has saved many
lives. Rsmenhsr this and tell il 10 your
trisndA 6old BY 6syhsst 4 90.
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Upset 4 Lamp.

WrLKEsBARRE, Pa, May PA terrible
holocaust occurred at West Pittston early
Sunday morning. On Saturday night a
large number Of Italians gathered at q
boarding-house kept by Chris Saragenis.
They all got drums and fight followed.
The lamp was upset and the place set on
fire. Saragenis' daughter, four years old,
was burned to death, and three Of the
drunken Italians seriously burned, two of
them, 1t is believed, fatally.
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FACING DEATH.
General Phil. Sheridan seriously nl--Hesrs
Disease the Troubles

General Phil. Sheridan Serl0usly Iu--Hesfs
Disease ths Troubie.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The reticence OF
those most Intimately associated with
General Sheridan delayed the publication
Of history Of his sickness. He returned
from fatiguing trip in the Mississippi
Valley about two weeks ago, and, although
be did not feel - strong a. usual, ne went
TO his office in the War Department every
day till last Tuesday. On Monday ne
went home ON account Of illness, and that
night vas seized with terrible pains In the
heart Surgeon O'Reilly and priest were
summoned and tho sacrament Of extreme
unction was administered, but the
case yielded to medical treatment, and on
Thursday the General was to 60 to his
office, but was restrained by his doctor.
Thursday night the heart pains returned,
and the alarm was renewed, and those
who had been so secretive were obliged to
acknowledge that General Sheridan's con-
dition was and had been very alarming.
His main ailment 10 what 10 technically
known a. valvular heart disease, and 1t 10
understood that as result Of his heart
trouble he Is affected dropsically. He re-
clines In an arm chair rather than upon o
bed, as measure Of safety and comfort.
WASHINGTON, May N.-General Sheri-
dams condition is much worse than 1t
was last night He appears to be gradu-
ally sinking, and almost all hope has been
abandoned. His strength is gradually
failing, and while there has been nc
recurrence of the heart failure, there
is continual tendency in that direction
and his pulse has been growing weaker
and his breathing more labored. The
blood Is thick and black. Ever since the
attack last night the physicians have been
doing every thing in their power to stimu
late the action Of the heart, but without
success, and its beating is feeble and un
certain despite the administration Of digi
tails and other powerful remedies. Hi.
strength has gradually failed during thu
day, and the hope that he would be abl'
| to rally has proved Elusive.
WAsHINGToN, May 2S-General Sheridan
has had bad day. He has not rallied
from the heart failure Of five o'clock Sat
urday evening, and his condition is lit
tie worse than it was twenty-four hour
ago. His lungs are much affected
and the frequent administration Of oxygel
Is necessary to prevent blood-poisoning
Tho oxygen has delirous effect upon him
but when not under the influence Of 1t he i
rational, and re cognizes oil about him.
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D.. meelynn Bsra,e. the Pope.

NEW YoRK, May N.-Dr. McGlynn, in his
speech tonight, said while the Irish fools
are sending thirty to forty thousand
pounds per annum to the Pope, he sends
them in return his blessing. Is it not
strange that while money IL being col.
lected in Now South Wales and other
places for Ireland, she sends this much to
the Popei He said the Popo rcsembled
that individual who took the Saviour up
into q mountain.
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A Great Steal sisrnpo,t

San FRANcrsco, May 27.-The sternpost
Of the new cruiser, San Francisco, to be
built by the Union Works, was cast at the
Pacific Steel Works yesterday. 1t is the
largest steel casting ever made on this
coast, and it is said will be the largest
sternpost on any vessel in the navy. FIJI.
teen tons Of metal was required in making
the casting. As soon as the sternpost is
finished tho laying Of the keel and con-
struction of the cruiser will be commenced.
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Up Lookout Mountain BY Rail.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May S.-The first
passenger train to run to the top of Look
out Mountain over the new head d-foremost
standard-sauge railroad loft the city to-
day, carrying the directors of the com.
pany, number OF railroad officials and
invited guests. The trip was made in
safety In forty minutes, the distance DO
ing forty miles. The average grade uI
the mountain was 100 feet to the mile.
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EalleWed heH Lover.

FREDERICK, Nd, May 27.-Mary. the
twenty. .one-year-old daughter Of Anthony
Geiscr, a saloon-keeper Of this city, died
to-day from the effects Of laudanum, taken
last night with suicidal intent. Her mar.
risgs with Cicero Danner was appointed
for yesterday, but the young man died
month ago in Lexington, KY, and Miss
Geiser had been pining ever since.
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oreppsd Down ssrsasly.

NAvAsorA, TEX, May 27.-Wm. II. Roe
was publicly hanged In Anderson County
yesterday. The scaflold was erected one
mile south OF town. Roe was perfectly
calm. He appealed to God in the presence
Of tan thousand people to testify to his in.
nocence. Tho drop was seven feet, and
his neck was instantly broken.
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Irsuhls Fsarsd Fro. indians,

ST. PAUI. MIMI, May 2.-There is seri-
Gus trouble among the Indians at Pine
Ridge Agency, Dakota, and an outbreak
IL believed to be contemplated. The Ad-
jutant- General Of Dakota has ordered
Captain H. q. Sevey, commanding Com.
pany D, Dakota Militia, to get his men in
readiness to move from Mitchell at mo.
ment's notice.
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chanheslala captueed.

MONTICELLO, IND, May N.-Ed Cham
berlain who murderously assaulted Sher-
III Henderson, and escaped from jail was
unols, where hs sought refuge He was
betrayed by his cousins Lynching 70
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Ysensale,aa Eall.Slsen.

ELoIN, Ill, Nay 0,-The edge Of tor
nado and hsilstorm struck Elgin this
evening, breaking thousands Of panes Of
glass, blowing down trees and doing much
other damage. West of hero It was much
worsa. Hailstonss ssven inches IN circum-
ference fell.
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svAKln. Nay Silt h reported that In
eenaiasiss see IRE - OsaaA Dtgaa's camp
eonpletely dastReying u sna ee0pealinG
~ CAisllain's retyeek I've thsusAAA-e 81
0snaah lDllevsre sse saiA - Aave psss
~ y ~ lAndA
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NV YoaK, May A-The local gold
shipped and withdrawn for export 20 far
this month amounts TO e16M0o0 The
Assay o1los still has 100000 In gold
lass % hand. and ell. 10000 I'm double
eaglss dspositsd TO it, credit In tho Sub
Treasury.
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, AAg1, Iiz.. Nay sA-NrA J. q. K-us-
go. uNing On North State street. IVES killed
,yestssday In trying 70 rescue Der sightsea
:Aosths'-old ehild from IN sppreaching
1taigh1 tssiD - Tie Northwestern road.
~ child bed wandered from the house
80 = ~ tgnsk and vas also killed, being
4 - ~ - - PaaeAsd Il
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"A MONUMENT will probably be erected
by g. A. R and Sons Of Veteran Posts
to mark the birthplace of General Grant.
Dn. JouN EGE was arrested at Reading,
r., on . charge of administering med
Hcine to young woman with criminal
intent
AlaERf KuMrKs, the old farmer who
murdered his wife by beating her brains
out with alub. vas found hanging dead
In bis cell asCslumbus, Neb.
"CAPrAlz JACK, . noted desperado, was
captured near Charleston. W, Va
LINCOLN Cook was sentenced to twenty.
1ive years in the Missouri penitentiary.
GovKRxoR LESLIE, Of Montana, has raised
the quarantine against Texas cattle.
A PRoxlxsNr citizen named Mcdowell,
was assassinated near Childersburg, Ala.
CITIZENS Of Knoxville threaten to lynch
Hicks Carmichael who murdered .
deputy sheriff.
An attempt was made to murder Mar
shal n. c. scully with an axe, at Ishpsm-
/, ing, Mich.
A NAN named Gardner, was fatally in
..jursd at St Paul, Mimi, while attempting
10 board cable car.
Two men started from 0lenWood
s6prings. Col. to make journey OF over
three thousand miles in . torpedo boat
GERMANY and Austria are negotiating
with each other for the adoption of COM
non caseoms reprisals against Rassia.
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0Au 1nAHClsCQ Nay 2k-Sevsrsl Of the
boy inmates Of tie QFphanage at Ban Ra-
fasl Cal, are undsr arrest for several At
tempts to barn the buildingA In which arc
ak hundred children Ose has confessed,
giving the object - sinply . desire to e.
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BILIOUSNESS,

ONLY GE.rUEVcE
has our = stamp in red on front Of Wrapper
j. II. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
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every manufacturer of iron and steel in
the Nahoning Valley.
TIE natural gas franchise carried At
Newark.
EPRINorIELD manufactories will be well
represented at the Cincinnati Centennial
LOCAL option carried In Harlan and
Washington Townships, Warren County.
WEED WEST. . young man residing near
Hillsboro, predicted that he would die at .
certain TINA, and death followed the pre-
diction.
fHs Deputy Fish Warden Il sftsr the
violators Of the fishing law along the banks
Of the Little Miami river.
JAsPsR NIDDAUoH had two Of his ribs
broken at Iontexuma, while assisting in
removing an old engine which had been
precipitated down IN embankmsnt
FiNDLAY wants the frse delivery cor.
vice.
J. A. Wnsox got twonty yeazs in The
penitsntiary for msnslaaghtsr at Colum.
bus.
On. LsoxARD, elected Bishop Of Eouth.
ern Ohio, will be the youngest member Of
the Episcopacy, being Just forty years old.
JoB SHIDL1Y was arrested ut 4onroeville
for . nurderons assault on Frank 6chnet
der.
Joux W. KYLl. . sswing-machins agent
was Jailed at Sidney, for forgery.
The Board Of Pardons ct it. recent ses-
sion recommended the pardon OF James
Carnichasl sent up from 6cioto County II
lS58 for life. Tor ths killing Of John n. Con.
ley. TIE 0overaor has approved tho 20.
tion Of The board
Csc TuoNAs. peddlsr. shot aad killed
Maggie Wise. sdivorcsd woman. living u
No 8 Whitney Court Cincinnati He tAea
shot himself through The temple. Thonaa
cd Nra Wiss bad been living togstAss
- sa0s tine q naa end vita
IA IUguQR - tvsaty, vas thrown
- e1ell 81 SpessvillA ssA t,sAaatas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-28
sEABURY,S sULPHUR


DOARDERS D.-THE
I'D house lately occupied by Mrs. Webb, 2Ol
east Franklin street. Is being put In thorodgh
order, and will be OPENED AS 8 FlRST-CLAsS
BOARDsNG-HOUSE ABOUT THE l0Tn SIP
TENDER BY MRS PATTISOS, late of Balt-
more. Engagements may be made at once at
her present address. No. 100 east Grace street,
Richmond. au sSIm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-28
NORFOLK NEWS.
4 srIxprNa ukN rAtLs OUT OF 4
rHrRp-sroRy WINDOW.

rcorrsspondencc Of tho Richmond p'.p..cA.l

fcorrespondencc Of tho Richmond DispatchI
NORFOLK, August 81, 1888.
This morning about 8 o'clock a fire
broke out in the grocery store Of Messrs
Walter Codd & Brother. in Portsmouth,
on the corner OF South and Washington
streets, and totally destroyed building
and stock. A kerosene lamp left buEh-
ing in the store from the over night was
shaken down by Mr.. Codd jumping
from the counter 10 the floor, and ex-
ploding scattered flames in every direc-
ton. and very soon the interior Of the
establishment was O seething mass OF
fame and nothing could be saved. The
fire department had to work hard 10 con-
fine the fire and prevent damage TO sur
rounding property. The building be-
longed to Rev. Charles Holiday, OF
Mathews county. Both building and
stock were fully insured in the Ports
mouth Insurance Company.
A white man named Brown fell from
the third.story window OF his sleeping
room, on Nebraska street, early yester-
day morning and was terribly hurt. lie
was asleep in the window at the time.
The large body Of Richmond excur-
sionists in tie city yesterday mostly
went to Ocean View and Virginia Beach
for the day. A Richmond policeman
had his poke. picked on the way down,
and had 10 "bide in the pnched city "
during his stay instead OF rollicking on
the seashore.
The monitor Passaic went out OF com
mission yesterday, and the ting Stsndish
left for Annapolis with the crew and
officers. She also carried stores to the
Wyoming.
To-day the wreckers raised q barge
loaded with machinery, sunk in the
Southern branch last week, and belong
inc to the Roanoke Railroad and Lumber
Company.
Rev. Sam Small will be in Ports
mouth tomorrow TO lecture.
The United States dispatch steamer
Fortune came out of the iry-dock this
morning and is ready for sea.
Seventy-fve mechanics were taken IN
the navy yard this morning to work on
the Jamestown and Pensacola.
Postmaster NJ. Glennan, president OF
the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union OF
the United States, with the delegates
from the unions of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, will leave here on Saturday for
Columbus, o., where the annual session
is TO be held.
Commander Charles J. Train has been
detached from the training-ship James
town, at the yard, and ordered to the com
mand Of the Constellation, now III
Hampton Roads.
SO far Mayor Banks has effectually
succeeded in closing the hquor-houses
on the Sabbath and in suspending the
operations of the policy-sbops. The
liquor men are kicking, however, but
the Mayor and police are supported by
the best sentiment Of the community,
and Sabbath rum-selling will have to go.
Policy, like gambling. may exist clandes-
timely, but can never flourish, and may
be hunted down at any moment. u.
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LYNCIIRURG.
A Centcnarian Dead-nowfng Repub'
Iicans-A New Depot to be
Erected.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
LYNcHBURG, Va, August 27.-Michael
O'Connell, the Oldest inhabitant of this
city and prominent Irishman, died yes
terday aged one hundred and two
years He had been a resident OF Lynch
burg over sixty-fve years.
The Republican party of this city is IN
q bad fix and nothing the leaders can do
will bring harmony. The anti-Mahone-
ties will not submit to the "cut-and-
dried proceedings in the contest for
delegates to the convention on the Both.
They have determined TO elect their own
delegates and take the fight to the con-
vention, and if not recognized they will
not support the nominee. A big fight is
expected. The most prominently spoken
of candidates are Judge Van Ness and
Patrick McCaull, the latter being Ma
homes favorite.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company has given out the contract for
building a large, fine union passenger
depot on the site OF the present one, to
be completed January.l, 1889. 1t will
cost about $50, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-28
PETERSBURG.
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION WAR D
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Resignation Of 3 Ministsr-ssnssncsd Tor
Assauit-In Search Of q Dog
Health Of the City.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
PErERsBUBa, August "a, 1888.
The Democrats Of this city will meet
in their respective wards TO- morrow
night TO elect delegates to the District
Convention which meets here Septem'
Der 10Th TO nominate candidate FOL
Congress The Democrats Of the Fourth
district, though contending against great
odds, have never hesitated about putting
up a candidate. They hold to the prln.
ciple that success can only be obtained
by hard fighting, and in their successive
fights they have gradually reduced the
Republican majority. The outlook at
this present time is more favorable than
ever before for victory.
The resignation of Rev. George Som
eryille, assistant rector of Grace church,
has been placed in the hands OF the yes
try, but no action has yet been taken
upon it. Mr.. Somerville has been as
sistant rector OF the church for several
years and has been most active In the
church work both here and in the ADA
cent counties. ii is hoped that the yes
try will be able to prevail upon him to
withdraw his resignation.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Ulysses Hines IA negro was sentenced to
six months imprisonment IN jail and
fined S25 for assault. The offence was
an aggravated one and the full penalty
OF the law was imposed.
A citizen of Norfolk was in the city
yesterday and the day before trying to
find O diminutive terrier, which he had
reason 10 believe had been stolen by some
colored excursionists from Petersburg
who we're in Norfolk last Thursday. The
aid of the police was called in, and two
negroes against whom suspicion pointed
were arrested. They were discharged
by the Mayor this morning. The owner
OF the dog offered a reward OF $40 for the
recovery OF the animal.
A little child of MIR. J. J. Percivall,
residing on Tabb street, fell from the
porch, a distance of ten feet. Saturday
evening, upon a brick walkway. Re-
markable to state nota bone was broken,
and the only apparent injuries the child
received were bruises on the face.
The Board OF Health of this city is
vigorously enforcing all necessary sani-
tary regulations, and the benefits are
apparent in the good health of the peo-
pie and the clearly condition of streets
and sewers. ROBIN ADAIR.
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.rbe werra Moyes.v

maintsined Calico when his tormentors raeked
him for advocating the true system OF Co
pernicus Certain follies hold out, however,
against tbs illumination OF discovery and expe-
rlence There are hosts Of people wno, because
thoy have adopted certain principles. continue
20 swallow them 70 their dytng day In defiance
Of the laws Of common sense. Mercury, drastic
purRatives. super potent narcotics and soda
ives. though they have given ground before the
ifrcsi,sibie progress Of hestefter's stomach Bit
TORI, national, painless remedy for disorders
OF The liver. the stomach. and Tho bousls still
cfn,inue 20 make nmbuisting opothecaries shops
Of many etomachs Tbs symptoms Of liver
trouble are easily remediable without any st-
domipai disturbance with this benencent sltera-
i've. 50 also ere constipation, sisk headache,
heartburn, and "a ipAbiffty 70 digest sn5Isscto-
rily. IL cures fevor and sgae. rheum atasm, and
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