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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
Short Chapter on Lotteries.

The committee of the house Of repre-
sentatives on postoffices and post rosd
has recently reported adversely bill to
exclude from the mails all newspapers
advertising lotteries. The bill was .
good one in SO far as 1t simply aimed to
protect the people against the frauds
and impositions Of bogus lotteries and
irresponsible gift concerns.
But the bill was undoubtedly aimed
principally at the Louisiana State Lot
terry company. We DO not propose to
defend this concern or endorse lotteries,
but 1t is certain that this company is
chartered by the constitution of the
state Of Louisiana, and shat its concerns
are managed and its stock owned by the
wealthiest and most reliable men finan-
cially In that and other states
In San Antonio, 1t has been represent
ed for many years by Col. Ed. Moore,
No. 22l Aoequia street. Col. Moore was
at one time one of the wealthiest sugar
planters on the Mississippi coast, in
Louisiana. He il large property holder
In San Antonio, and no one stands
higher In financial circles, where his
paper is always considered "gilt-
edged"
The papers which advertise this COM
pany, represented by an agent OF Col.
Moore's financial standing, cannot be
said to mislead the people or to abuse
the mails By their advertisements. 5l2l.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
Sorghum Su gar.

The capitol of Kansas has an enter
prise calculated to do her great good,
which San Antonio could better afford
to promote than Topeka; 1t Is the manu-.
faoture Of sugar from sorghum. The in
dustry 10 of course in its infancy, but its
success is not matter Of conjecture. A
man named w. 8. Parkinson, OF Ottawa,
Kansas, conceived the idea that sugar
could be made from the cane and he ex-
perimented for years with persever-
ance known only to those who become
possessed by an idea, or an invention.
He spent bis own fortune, and then his
wife's fortune, and when both had be-
come poor, he was still crushing the
cane getting all the juice, but leaving
the sugar-at least by far the greater
proportion Of it-in the stalk. He was
so jealous and enthusiastic and had
50 impressed others with his the
DRY. that the government by the
advice Of the present very excellent
commissioner Of agriculture, appropri-
ated $50.0C0 for the purpose OF demon
strating the practicability OF Parkinson's
latest plan Of extracting the coveted
sugar.
The process Ia a secret, bnt 1t is known
that he cut up the cane, and the trial
was complete success. The first
method produced 16 gallons of syrup to
the ton of csne-but no sugar. Now
the yield is IA gallons Of syrup and liz
pounds of sugar to the ton of cane. The
refuse cane then makes q first-class
paper material. Having abundantly
demonstrated that his process was
success, Parkinson went east and organ
lied company for the promotion of
sugar making. The scheme. as It exists
in Topeka, is this: The Parkinson COM
pany puts up S75. 900; the board Of trade
having Investigated the matter and re-
ported favorably. citizens subscribe q
like amount. The local stock
holders elect the directory. the COM
pany only naming the chemist. Thus
the local people retain control.
The citizens had no difficulty In raising
more than enough, the total subscrip-
ton amounting to SS2,0c0.
Then the plant was established, de-
signed to cost Sl25. &C., and 1t will afford
employment to large number Of .peo-
pie.
The company furnished tho seed and
there Is now about 1900 acres growing
on adjacent farms; the farms are guaran-
teed q sale at 50 per ton when the cane
is delivered. The yield up there has been
IL to "a tons per acre with an average Of
16 to Is tons per acre. The cane there
can be cut from August lst to frost,
which leaves quite q long season be-
tween. 1t is proposed to use this time
In two wsys-mAking paper, and In
using up the juice from certain subsidi-
ary, or branch mills to be established
within . radius Of about forty miles.
This may be necessary as the business
grows, because the cane must be handled
within twenty-four hours of Its cutting.
Two other large branches Of industry
become inevitable incidents; refinery
and the paper mill, and employees and
citizens and farmers all alike are Inn
mediGtely interested and benefited.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
SENATE.


Adopts concurrent resolution calling
attention to the inefficiency of the
Texas postal service, asking Texas con-
gressmen to use their efforts to have 1t
improved and secure fast mail service
between the east and this state. Bill
amending the tax law was taken up,
amended 90 as to include all property,
and passed. Bill providing for the uni
form system of text books, laid on the
table subject to call. Bill authorizing
superintendent OF public buildings to
lease property In Austin for term not
to exceed five years.
HOUSE.
A bill barring audited school claims
not presented within six months, was
defeated. Bill furnishing capitol and
appropriating $500. 600 therefor was ar
gued at length; several amendments
we're proposed and voted down and the
bill finally altered to include 500, OC0 for
furniture and $4,000 for grounds, and
In that condition was passed to engross-
ment; under suspension OF the rules the
bill was taken up on the third reading
ard passed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

The Convention Purely an Admins
tration One.
Like the success of the home base ball
nine, the convention at Turner hall this
morning, held in the interest of the
democratic ~ party, is the same old
story. OF the ''ring' rule our city and
county has been SO long burdened with.
There are at least Is or 20 city officials,
aldermen, etc., in the convention as
delegates and even the chairman is b
city official, while the mayor and Jose
Cassiano are each on q committee, one
on credentials, the other on permanent
organization. Very few anti-administra-
ton men In the hall as delegates.
Hon. Oscar Bergstrom was elected
temporary chairman, and w. w. Heron
was elected Temporary secretary. A
committee on permanent organization
was appointed as follows:
Permanent organization: P Hickman,
w S Smith, j L CsrdeDas, Il E Conner,
P w Johns, 9 r Russi, James Cloud, j
l. Slayden, j G Berry, B Callaghan,
Peter Jonas, w B Smith, Fl B Potts
Caspar Jenner, II N Devine. Jesus
Cuellsr, F Emilienburg, G w Russ, w
Schmidt, Manuel Sanchez, L Gembler,
Adam Kiefer, VIM Lippe, Jas Trainor,
Beck, Juan Casanova, l. d Shelley.
A Y Walton, Manuel Martinez, F
Toudouze, F w Stuve, Robt Peterson.
A committee on credentials was then
appointed-Ed. Dryer, Simon Fest, Jr.,
A. 8. Chevalier, Joe Csssiano, Thad. W.
Smith, A. p. Rivas, Fritz Jaggi, Ed. Ko-
tula, Jas. T. Halle, Gus. Mauermann, H.
w. Bitter, j. II. Smye. Fl. K. Vernon, II.
II. Heiligmann. G. s. Robinson, Antonio
Vasquez, F. Emilienburg, w. Schmidt,
d. Teurnat, Manuel Sanchez, j l.. Gem
bier, A. Alderman, VIM. Lippe, James
Trainor, J. E. Beck, Manuel Reyes, Limo
Arocha, j. B. Chavanieux, Vicente Sosa,
Julian Gallardo, F. w. Stuve, J. W.
Campbell.
A recess Of Is minutes was taken to al
low the committees to report. This re-
cess heightened into an half hour and
the reports were not completed when
the LIGHT reporter left.
There are two contested delegations
on the floor from precincts and 10.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
STATE NEWS.

A Bohemian child is drowned in tub
near Caldwell.
Work has commenced on the jail at
Woodville.
Public roads leading to Weimar are in
dreadful condition, almost impossible.
Contractor Jones is preparing the new
city hall, Galveston, for its roof.
A Russian named Peter Jepperson Is
found dead in his bed at Denison.
The crops on the Stsked Plains are a.
for ward as at any place on the Texas
and Pacific.
The state convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union opened
In f. Worth on Thursday.
Creeks are out OF their banks, and
farmers can do nothing for some time at
Groesbeck.
Col. w. A. Pettus, OF Goliad, sold for
the Chicago market 2l0 beeves Of part
ly improved stock at $50 per head.
Mr.. Thurman's house In process of
construction at Beloher, was blown
down last Sunday morning by the
severe wind.
The local farmers alliance at Schulen-
berg have received complete outfit for
q new gin to be run on the cooperative
plan.
The spring meeting Of the Grimes
county Live Stock and Fair association
began yesterday at the fair grounds,
Navasota.
R. T. Martin, while in the custody of
Deputy Linson, who was bringing him
to Buffalo late Wednesday night, was
shot and killed by some unknown per-
son in ambush.
News came to Fort Worth through q
gentleman from Kansas City, that Mr..
Charles Goodnight, the cattle king Of
Texas, is lying at the point Of death at
the st. James hotel, in that city.
Gonzales is one of the oldest towns In
the state. 1t was there that the first
gun for Texas independence was fired.
1t has q population Of about $500.
Upon a fair valuation the property of
the town is at least worth 81, $50. 900.
Dink, the negro boy, in Dallas who
has been distraoting Stringtown by an
nouncing that he got a glimpse of
Heaven, and that general judgment is
to come of next Monday, has been jailed
on the charge Of insanity.
Clitford's mining camp north Of Car
riZo, has been thrown into great ex-
element by three armed Mexioans en-
tering the tents of two old Mexica1s and
robbing them Of $75, revolvers and other
things.
From parties in from the river thirty
miles north of Paris, the news comes
that q farm Of 10 acres of land subsidized
during the last foods. II these subsi-
dences Of the earth are as stated, Lamar
county can claim the distinction of being
the only locality where they have oc-
CURED west Of the Mississippi, during
this century, at any rate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

Mexican Flags After Immense Work.
NEW YORK. May l2.-The crowd at
Madison Square garden after midnight
was estimated at fully 10000 spectators.
At times the excitement was intense.
This was caused by the fact that Guer-
zero, the Mexican, had succeeded In get
ting p miles ahead Of LittlewOod.
1t was plain, however. that the wonder
full work Of the day was telling on the
feet-foOted greaser. Shortly after mid
night he commenced to stagger around
the track like . drunken man. He re-
tired to his hut, only to be driven out
again by bis relentless trainers. Again
he staggered, and reeled along
until he reached the Madison
Avenue side OF the garden.
where, to the amazement of the multi
tude, he fell to the ground. Littlewcod
and his trainers took advantage of the
MexIosn's troubles, the Englishman
piled up the miles, until 8 O'Clock,
when he had left his plucky contestant
for the first place, thirteen miles In the
rear. At this hour Guerrero came on
the track again. Lit;lewood started in,
DIGGING him step by step.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
Notice to Wood Buyers.

To save the expense Of keeping q set
Of books for small accounts and the an
noyanoe of collecting the same, we here
by agree. that on and after this date
we will do business on a strictly cash
basis. And we hereby notify our re-
spective customers to have the exact
change ready to pay the driver on de-
livery OF the wood.
j.. M. CARR & Co.,
M. BAsTJAN,
J.J. OLSEN & Son,
j. A. DUDIgY.
San Antonio, Texas, May 18th 1888.
C-12-2I
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Look Out for Them

In addition to the fact that half rate
Is quoted by the International and Great
Northern railroad between Austin and
San Antonio, and Woo versa. during de-
dioation week, arrangements are being
made to run special trains az needed. 1t
Is thought that many persons visiting
Austin will take the advantage Of that
opportunity Of seeing San Antonio. and
1t is more than probable that some Of
the visitors TO Austin may come here
nightly to sleep and get good meals
without paying extOrtionate rates for
the accommodation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
Cars Life ATTEMPTED.

LONDON, May 12,-It is reported that
at the recent parade of the Russian
troops Of cavalry, a lieutenant named
Tirreneff, made an attempt on the life
OF the car. The lieutenant was about to
fire with a revolver. when another Of
ficer seized him by the arm, and the
bullet entered the ground. Tirreneff
who was at once arrested appeared to
be insane.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
A Card.

Referring to the lady that is living
apart from her husband, in yesterdays
issue, the husband disapproves and says
there is an error that should be contra
dicted, and he speaks for himself: 80
far IhaVe not obtained but q portion Of
the property that Is entitled to me IS
half, which yet stands indebted to me,
nevertheless l am q considerable suf-
ferer, this being my hard earnings"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

A German edition Of Zola's "Terre"
has been seized by the police.
Minister McLane. U. 8. minister will
leave Havre tomorrow for New York.
he will make short stay In America
P. M. Delvalle, contractor and agent,
has absoonded from Panama. His liabili-
ties are estimated at 100000.
The Union League club of New York
have attacked Cleveland on civil service
reform.
The emperor Of Brazil has had q re-
lapse; he shows symptoms of neuralgia
cerebral congestion.
The gunboat Independence has en-
barked from Bagdad Mex, down the
coast of Vera Cruz.
A band Of Bulgarian exiles and brig
ands has been defeated by police at
Radomir.
Owing to Ill health. the king of Por-
tugal will depute to Prince Carlos, the
crown prince, the power to sign state
documents.
After 100 days voyage, . schooner ar
rived In San Francisco from Gloucester,
with her crew disabled from q strange
disease, which swelled their legs like
dropsy and prevented them from work.
ing.
The Greek Catholics Of Chicago are
about to build q church of their own in
that city; it will be the third Greek
church In the United States, there being
one In San Francisco and another in
New Orleans,
The survivors Of the infamous Guam
trell band held their first reunion of
twenty years yesterday and gloated over
their hellish deeds of nearly thirty years
ago.
James Quinn. bog ranger, has been
murdered at Laughtsie, county Cork
He had been threatened with death by
moOnlighters, unless he abandoned his
occupation. His family are in America.
A serious fire occurred yesterday az
ternoon at Hot Springs, Ark, and oon-
sumed two blocks. The gas works,
gymnasium, q large number Of business
houses and residences, were consumed.
Loss. $l5C,CCo; insurance not over
$3.50 J.
The cash box Of the firm of Riley &
Co, bOok-makers in Chicago, was de-
posted In the Phoenix hotel safe on
Thursday night; Friday morning it was
gone. 1t contained about $500 in cash,
and certified checks and drafts.
President s. B. 81. Holmes, of the
Chicago city street railway company,
who is widely known as leading mem
Der Of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation. became so daZed while on the
witness stand, testifying ia behalf Of one
Of his agents, that he tainted, and had
to be carried out unconscious.
The United States fish commission car
reached Atlanta, Ca. when q singular
incident occurred. Change Of water
WAS found necessary, and artesian water
was supplied. Inside of an hour 65, 600
young fish were dead, and near 3,0C 0,CC0
eggs are supposed to be killed.
Prince Ferdinand, in . speech at .
banquet In the Hall OF the Sobranje at
Tirnova today, said: Here In this
building swere to lead Bulgaria to the
goal marked out for her in history. l
now repeat that oath, assuring you that,
without sparing myself, 1 shall, with
heart and soul, adhere to the promise /
made before God and the people,"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
Warnings Of a Great Flood

DAVENPORT, Iowa, May 12.-The Mis-
sissippi river has been above the danger
line for four days, and is steadily rising.
At midnight the water was within 8
inches Of the highest mark recorded,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

Dom Pedro Growing Worse.
MILAN, May l2.-Dr. Sonmol, Emperor
Dom Pedro's physician, insists that bull
letins should be issued at frequent inter-
walls. His majesty is delirious, and his
nerve centers appear to be shaken.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

Flood Highest So Far in Dubuque.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 12.-The Mis-
sissippi is within six inches of the high
est water mark here. Damage already
done in washing out Of railroad tracks,
levees and destruction of d yelling houses
on low lands is heavy. On the levee oil
stores have several inoh es of water.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

Suicide in Spite of Fortunes Favors
VIENNA, May 12.-Stappan Won Kegel.
the Austrian millionaire, committed sui
eide yesterday. He was heir to q for
tune Of twenty million forms. He was
styled the bsndsomest man In the EN-
pire, and was the most prominent
sportsman In Hungary. He took his life
on his estate, near Stuhlweisohinbergg
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

"A hack driver named Hawkins ran
Into and demolished Constable Stevens
buggy yesterday evening on Commerce
street, and the constable was thrown
out and his ankle badly sprained. The
buggy was a complete wreck. Hawkins
10 the haOkdriVeT which ran into Mrs.
MaddOx's buggy last week.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
A Reverend Rascal

ATLANTA. May l2.-Rev. Geo. No
Dufie, colored, was hanged yesterday in
Greensboro, for the murder of William
Cheney, also colored. McDuffie, though
married, was enamored of Sarah Haines,
whom Cheney was counting. He way
layed the couple on their way from
church, and shot Cheney down.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
Simon Cameron is eighty-nine.

Oliver Beirne, who lately died in
Louisiana, was considered the richest
planter there. His wealth was placed
at some $48,0Co.0O0.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's income from
his capital is said to be $1,O00,OD q
month, while that Of William K. is not
very far behind It.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

Virgins Waves His Wand Again.
OTTAWA, Ont, May l2.-Dr. E. Stone
Virgins, predicts an earthquake in Cali
fornia, between now and October, say
ing 1t will move across the Pacific from
Asia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
Lumber Loss BY Broken Boom.

IufTfoSf IoSS DJ 1I o1>SF1 1oOfII'
MARQUETTE, Miss, May 12.-By the
unprecedentedly high water yesterday,
q double boom at the mouth Of Rock
river was broken, and 10000 feet of
choice saw logs were swept into the
lake.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

Pope Approves BraZils Action.
ROME, May 12.-The pope will issue
a letter praising the government and
Episoopacy Of Brazil for the abolition
Of slavery in that country.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

Good News from Germany.
BERLIN, May 12.-The emperor had a
good night. His sleep was refreshing.
He has risen from his bed, and is in ex-
oellent spirits. His appetite is good.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

Mackenzie's Latest Examination.
BERLIN, May 12,-Dr. Mackenzie to.
day re-examined the emperor's throat
He found that the local disease was sta
tiODary.
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Canadian Bishop Dead.
TORONTO, May l2.-Archbishop W.
Lynch died at one O'Clock this morning,
of congestion of the lungs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

The Laredo immigration association
has had 10000 pamphlets descriptive Of
Laredo printed for general circulation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12

Call at San Pedro springs tomorrow
afternoon and evening and visit Col.
Kerble'S grand opening entertainment.
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Another steamer from China with
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FRO idcnt Clcyclund's term Oh" Doctor
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his giip Eack aud made VI, ,ltcr nnd
lHiincr of ON mint. Director Of Miuts
kiinbtll probably had NOR" ip do with
the importa,ion Of TutiIc tLnn Prcsi-
dent ricvrhnh. 1t was n question Of
detail with which tho President most
likely did not fnmilinrizr himself. I,ui
bc this as II may, Tuttlr is nuw gone.
Mny hc nor no other carpet -hngr:cr ever
return io do official service in NcynIn.
AZ til" time of the appointment OF Tut.
tic. Major John II. D,mnig. nu old time
tried mud trusted Democrat uf the St,tc.
was most highly, ANA d"s,ryrily so, in
dorcd for the place. lIy all the rules
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