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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-25
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-25

Lead has been on its good behavior
during the week jus: passed. 1t closed
on The 18th at $50, while yesterday it
was quoted at $5.17k. Silver dropped
l cent during the week, being quoted
yesterday at 94S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-25
FINANCE AND MINING.
The Mining Outlook for
Spring and Summer.
ORE AND BULLION OUTPUT.
Haunts-News From the Mines
"A General Glimpse.
RE AND BULLION OUTPUT.

The past week was fairly busy one,
wholesalers and retailers reporting a
good business done. Yesterday. how
ever, was rather quiet, the rainstorn
keeping many at home who would have
otherwise been out. Business is sener-
ally better team at the same period a
year ago, and big increase in volume
is expected as soon as the spring build
inc boom fairly opens-and which has
been delayed for obvious reasons.
The local mining stock market has
been under cloud for several m )nth
past, owing, in great measure, to the
fact that real estate has been and i
the uppermost topic in the minds OF
buyers and sellers of every grade.
Dealers, however, are OF the opinion
that the coming spring aud s9mme:
will see a great revival in the mining
industry throughout the west, and
Utah'5 mines, than which there are
none better will be conspicuous OBJ
ject to draw hither and hold the at'en
ton and interest of the eastern CAPT
talist. That the eyes of eastern people,
who are anxious to invest in the west
are turned this way is manifest from
a glance through the mining and fnan-
cial journals of the great cities. The
Mining RevielU says that while there is
as yet, no activity manifested
in the direction of mining
investment, there is, nevertheless
marked. undercurrent setting in in
the direction of the mines of the west.
Capitalists and investors" it says,
"have so often gone out with drums
beating and colors flying to capture an
attractive fortune just within their
grasp, and returned disappointed ano
detected. that their tactics end methods
have been entirely changed, that it is
difficult from q superficial observation,
to determine. with accuracy, the con-
in regard TO different sections of the
country, the investigation of induce
meuts offered, more generally by per
sonel inspection, and the preparations
that are being made Tor more thorough
property, all indicate that while the
volume of the outgoing tide is quieter
and less demonstrative, it has lost none
of its proportions; but will doubtless
be found to have gained in depth and
force. Reports from the mining coun-
try indicate general movement
in the direction of thor
ough prosecution of the work
in many localities, both upon the
steady and well.known producers, and
also upon other properties, known TO
be valuable, but idle from mismanage-
ment and lack OF capital. There ap-
pears, also, to be a general feeling
throughout the country that marked
revival may be anticipated during the
coming season in the direction of min
ing investment and deyelopm, Mt. The
so far as manifested, are
healthy and satisfactory, and give
every evidence that this great industry
has at last reached the basis of substan-
tial and permanent prosperity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-25

Steam stamps are now extensively
used. The stem of each stamp works
in steam cylinder, as the piston works
in the cylinder OF an ordinary engine,
the whole standing in vertical posi-
ton. 1t is claimed that one steam
stamp will do the work of twenty ordi-
nary stamps. The Anaconda, at Butte,
the Homestake and other companies
in the Black Hills are named as
The owners, and if all reports con-
corning the invention be true, it would
be a good idea to introduce it in Utah :;
1t is claimed that it is a most valuable
adjunct in the working of low grade
ores
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01

Bad Blood Produces Pitched Battles
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June la battle
took place between the Jones and
Green factions In Hancock county yes
terdsy, which resulted In the death Of
two Of tho Green county family.
Frank, son Of Hampton Green, and
Lewis Moore. led the attacking party.
The feud began In January, over
"Bad fence" and Sunday January 18th,
one OF the Jones family was shot by
Dave Green. Since then the families
and their respective friends. have been
under arms, and several battles have
occurred.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
Woman's Revenge.

CHICAGO, June la tremendous SEN
aation occurred in Judge Jsmison's
court shortly after 10 o'clock this morn
ing, while dooB ct was being called. Mrs.
Meekie l.. Rawson was impatiently walt
ing for the divorce case Of her
husband, banker Rawson, to be called.
Col. 81. G. Whitney, her husbands at
torney, was sitting at side table writ
ing, when the court was suddenly start
led by pistol shot, and Col. whitney at
once disappeared under the table. This
shot was followed by four more
In rapid succession, and Mrs. Rawson
WAS seen pursuing Col. Whitney with .
Smith 81 Wesson 80 calibre revolver.
Mrs. Rawson succeeded In emptying
her revolver at whitney before
she could be captured. Two Of the
balls hit the lawyer, one taking
effect below the groin, and the other In
the left leg. The wound near the right
groin will probably be fatal. Judge
Jsmison ct once ordered Mrs. R&Wson's
arrest, and she was Immediately taken
to Jail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
her 2O6 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, FRIDAY JUNE /. 1888.
GOODBYE /!

Whilst travelling along life's journey.
Together upon the highway,
Friends time and again come to crossroads,
Leading one from the other away.
And oft full Of main Is the parting,
Bringing forth many sigh,
As tenderly to the departing
Is bid a most hearty Goodbye"
long way they journeyed together
Upon life's changeful road;
And friendship had pom them ever
Many rich blessings bestowed.
And now that comes the separation
And the parting hour draws nigh,
So many fond recollectiOns
Come back, as they bid Goodbye"
"Good- byew "Good-byev-so tender,
So loving the parting words.
To friends, what q mournful sweetness
This parting wish affords!
As they part from one another,
And bid it with tear-dimmed eye,
How affecting, how sweetly solemn,
Is the tender "Good-bye!" "Good-byeW
c. A. A.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
Double RiotingS.

BRAMwELL, Mercer Co., Va, June L.
All the miners In the Blue Stone dis
triot, went out on q strike yesterday for
two weeks pay, and to add to the sx-
element q negro was arrested for dis
orderly conduct. After the arrest, 1t
was rumored the whites would take
him from the guards and lynch him. At
10 last night, the town was thrown
into violent state Of disturbance.
Abouta hundred negro miners marched
to Bluestone inn, where the prisoner
was under guard and demanded his re-
lease. Guards did not surrender him,
and. the mob began firing on the
buildings with pistols, and y
general riot ensued. Several men were
shot among the rioters by the guards.
A mob Of whites had also organized.
At late hour the mob dispersed after
several arrests. More trouble Ia ex-
peoted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
Capt. A. c. SchryVer

Has returned to the oity after an ab-
sence Of nearly . week, looking after
some Of his mining property interests.
Captain Sohryver says the Fair sssooia-
ton Is to be success, regardless Of all
kickers or grumbling, on the part OF q
few disappointed mossbacks. Captain
Sohryver stands at the head OF the list
Of our progressive citizens, and San An
tonic would soon bulge ahead II We had
more men just like him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01

were honest In paying their debts and
obligations they had little or no money
to spare. There 10 no proof Of guilt
against either of the accused, but the
chain Of circumstsntisl evidence 10 90
strong that In law.ridden country like
Germany, the accused stand desperate
chance Of forfeiting their lives % pen
atty Of the crime.
The council for the defense realize
this and have given notice that they
will make an immediate application to
Judge Don A. Pardee at New Orleans,
for rehearing Of the case under writ of
habeas corpus.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
DR.. Pepper Feels Alarmed

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Dr. Pepper, Of
Philadelphia, who was summoned last
night by telegraph, reached Washington
at 6:45 this morning and made . careful
and thorough diagnosis Of Gen. Sheri-
dams case. The results of his examine
ton were not Of Al encouraging oharac-
the brevity and evident alarm
expressed in the bulletin signed by him.
He remained in consultation with the
physician until $50 O'Clock, and took the
O'Clock train for Philadelphia.
He will not return for several days at
least and not then unless new, and other
dangerous symptoms. and developed in
the case.
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Still Cause for Anxiety.

WARRINGTON, Jnne 1.-The following
bulletin was issued at S:45 a. m: Gen.
Sheridan has held his own through the
night. There has been no
Of Immediate danger, but his general
condition still iustifies the gravest
anxiety. [Signed1
WASHINGTON MATHEWS,
VIM. PEPPER,
RoBT. O'REILLY,
CHAs. B. BYRNES,
HENRY G. YARROw.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Mrs. Owen Percival the woman who
was stabbed by her husband in Houston
Is reported to be dying.
A natural gas we'll is drilled near Mo-
Connell's mills, Washington, of suoh
enormous pressure that 1t is impossible
to guage 1t.
Edwin Booth has purchased the house
at No. 16 Grammeroy Park. He intends
fitting 1t up and presenting it to the
Players Club.
Frank A. Hardy. secretary Of the
Piqua, o., fire department, claims to be
States or Canada.
The executive journal covering every.
thing connected with the fisheries treaty
from the time it reached the senate, is
to be printed In the record.
The supreme court of Sydney. New
South Wales, has granted writs Of
habeas corpus In the cases Of 43 more of
the Cinnamon detained In the harber.
The 18th convention Of the western
academy Of Homeopathists, embracing
POO homeopathic physicians In states
west of the Alleghenies, met in Chicago
last Tuesday.
The senate committee on judiciary
yesterday further considered the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Fuller to be chief Justice,
but did not reach conclusion. Another
meeting will be held.
The crack Virginia militia company,
the Richmond Grays, took part in the
Decoration services, N. Y. After parade
they proceeded to the tomb OF General
Grant In Riverside Park.
The Governor of Massachusetts signs
bill for state naval reserve, which 1t Is
expected will result In the organization
of trained force of volunteer seamen
and gunners Of at least 10000 men.
e The Victoria Street Railway and I'm
provement company completed its or
ganiZation yesterday, and application
tai stock OF the company was placed at
1926, 900.
Heavy rain and hailstorms have pre-
vailed all along the Rio Grande val
ley, as far as albuquerque, N. M. Hail
was In drifts from "a to 30 inches deep.
The weather has been very cold, the
frosts will injure the fruit crops.
A fatal shooting ARRAY occurred last
night about four miles west Of Waco be-
tween Geo. b. Harris and Bill Martin,
In which Martin was killed. It is re-
ported Harris shot Martin because of
some domestic trouble In regard to his
(HsrrisO wife.
While the Mississippi river steamer
Inverness, owned by Mcdonald Bros,
OF Lacrosse, was towing . raft to Han
nibal, Mo-, two lower flues collapsed and
ten men were blown or jumped into the
water to escape the deluGe Of steam, sew
ersl were drowned.
The pope will send q friendly and
comforting letter to the Irish bishops
expressive Of his constant purpose to sb.
stain from anything which could In the
least check tle interests Of the Irish ma
tiOnAl movement.
George Rdbear challenges Wallace
Ross to row In England for $500 o side
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
STATE NEWS.

A $1,000 school is to be built at Mil
ford.
The Trinity river is almost from hill
to hill.
Galveston is crazy for more yacht
racing.
Farm work is greatly retarded at
Temple.
The prospects for crops are dubious in
Lovelady.
Horse thieves made . bold raid near
Bolton few nights ago.
The whole country around Richmond
Ia flooded with water.
The Hillsboro excursionists will arrive
In Corsicana on the 9th.
The elevator In the new capitol ct
Austin was tried Tuesday afternoon.
Wheat harvesting is In full blast, and
the crop 10 turning out we'll at Cole
man.
The Arkansas Pass road will be com.
pleted from Gregory to Rockport by the
10th Of June.
The Union Passenger depot is to be
built In the next four weeks. 1t will be
$50 feet long.
Over 1000 people went to the Oak
wood cemetery, Denison, to tho Memo.
rial services.
A lady about ten miles south of Can
ton, was struck by lightning during the
storm of Tuesday.
Charley Green is caught at Eastland,
who had laid plot to rob the express
Office Of that place.
The Baptist Sunday school and COL
portage convention Of Texas, will meet
at Cleburne June %.
Quite An interest 10 being manifested
by the citizens Of Corpus Christi In the
regatta to be given In July.
Hollingsworth. inspector Of the postal
service, is at FL Paso, hauling the post
mistress there over the Goals.
The continuous and excessive rains of
the past few weeks have greatly retard-
ed the farm work Of Brenha
Four hundred pounds Of wire fence
belonging to Major Terry, near Com
anche Peak, Granbury, have been cut.
Mr.. w. T. Morris, wife and child,
we're knocked senseless by the thunder
storm on Sunday last, but soon recov-
cred.
A well-to-do farmer. Tom Holcombe,
living near Paris is robbed OF his wife
young man named Rough.
Corsicana is to have another national
bank. The Texas loan agency stock
holders have decided TO start one on or
before the lst of July next, with CAPT.
tai Of $3.50, 900.
Mr.. William G. Chamberlain, who was
bitten BY . mad wolf and went to Paris
to be cured by Pasteur, 10 In Brownsville
we'll and hearty without trace Of any
evil efforts from the bite.
Sheriffs are on the look out for Frank
Dean, the young man who shot William
Coacher near Bolton about . week ago.
He Is believed to be hiding In the dense
thickets of the Lampasas river.
John Moore, Davis Moore, Sill Moore,
Jasper Moore and Gus Moore, held 70
bail yesterday on q charge OF killing
Strickland at Ioni on Thursday last,
gave $500 bond and are released from
custody.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
BY Your Leave, Your Honor.
SAN ANTONIO, June l, 1888.

Editor LIGHT:
All the premiated designs Of the city
hall. having, by the terms Of the compe-
tition, been appropriated to the use Of
the city, 1t 10 presumsble that the Sc
lected design may possibly grow into
really good practical plan by process
Of absorption OF the numerous merits Of
the other plans, and by carefully consid-
ering the arrangement OF the proposed
building In its every detail, may 1t seem
ever so trivial. By all means provide
more entrances to the building. The
council, when they selected the best
plan according to their lights, doubtless
knew that only two comparatively mar
row entrances were provided In Mr..
Kramer's plan. They have the oppor-
sunity of correcting this glazing mistake
now, before the contract for building has
been awarded, and should do 90. Gen.
tlemen, . stitch In time saves nine, and
now 10 your time to make such arrange
will prove suitable and satisfactory In
every respect In the future, will be the
pride Of the city and It's people, build
ing Of which the citizen will speak in
better terms and hold In higher esteem
than he does your county court house At
the present day, only ak years after It's
completion wide daily pApers.) These
suggestions are humbly submitted to the
proper committee for the benefit Of
themselves and the public and in the
spirit Of patriotic pride in the old town
by . NATIVE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
Cool Burglary Of Diamonds.

Cool Burglary Of Diamonds.
OMAHA, June la most daring and
successful robbery was committed at
the house Of Jos. E. Garneau, last even
ing. AZ Mrs. Garneau was entering the
house she met stranger coming down
stairs from her room. The man DIRE " q
revolver and told her II she made An
outorv he would kill her. He
then walked ooolly from the house. and
down the street. Mrs. Garneau tainted
and when she recovered, she found that
$4,000 worth of diamonds had been
taken from her room, together with .
small amount of money.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
A Talking Match.

In these hot days when nothing else
serves to vibrate the air, . great many
Of our citizens have nothing to do but
talk. An evidence Of this occupation or
want Of occupation hiss cropped out In
an alarming degree In certain newspa-
per quarters over the ball club on paper
called the Business Ball club. Now Ger
tain friends Of several we'll known gen.
tlemen who have their regulations a.
takers at stake do not propose to let
them be outd0ne by young men who can
talk more base ball than they can play,
and propose to suggest . grand talking
match, g0-as-yOu-please, to Offset the
base ball fever that has sprung up In
the minds of certain would-be athletes.
For this purpose the following slate
of entries has been made up
ut the courthouse and the gentlemen %
paired will DO requested to sign and 60
into training for the event. Here is the
slate:
Frank Frederick and Mr.. Gilleland;
Messrs. Hoefling and Braden; Messrs.
Skwortz and Seabaugh; Messrs. Lowday
and L. Huth; Messrs. Hosaok and Had
ley; MesIrs. Henry Dignowity and Peg
Smith; Messrs. B. Stephenson and Jake
Marshall; Messrs. QuintanA and Queesen-
bury; Alderman Gallagher against the
city council; Major Berry will be pitted
against the winner Of the above match.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
SMALL TALK.

A young fellow called on young lady
the other night who had sat up 90 late
the previous night with . rival, that she
was too sleepy to entertain him. He
left early.
A married lady says she likes young
ladies to visit her for several days.
They attract young men to the house,
and "she 30 adores young men,"
There were more red-bugs at recent
lawn party than there were walters to
attend the wants OF the guests.
One young lady at the Belknap recep-
ton, at least was unapproaohable. The
reason was, she wore suoh long train.
The drill master Of the waiter drill en-
joyed himself last night.
A girl was recently fined $50 for beat
ing her mother. Another case like this
may soon happen near Csstanola's store,
II the girl does not stop giving the old
lady her daily thrashing.
There 10 first-olass spiritualistio me-
dium In the city who steadily refuses
public success, but is much sought after
in private by ladies and gentlemen.
One young lady lives 80 far out of
town that she visits friends in the city,
mostly because she receives her com
pany oftener.
Marshal Freedom wore Jim Maybry's
apron during the evening.
At q leap year party not long ago one
girl was cut out Of her fellow and re-
fused to attend.
Pittsburg. Pa, will not reclaim its
own for some time yet, SO says E. K.
Two Of the girls who didn't like
Small Talk have promised the writer
tongue lashing when they meet him on
the street. Better not. 1t would be too
little fun for them.
There 10 Q seat over the ditch on Wa
ter street, made from the end Of . box
drain. that is sometimes used by two
young lovers, whose counting In the
parlor is not sanctioned by the old
folks.
A gay old married man 10 very much
smitten with San Pedro avenue widow
and pays marked attention, which she
receives thankfully.
A young man taking buggy ride near
the third mission with young lady re-
Gently lost his way but was set right by
gentleman from the oity, who was on
. fishing trip.
Whenever the papers publish q picnic
to OCCUR at certain place, several
young fellows make q note Of 1t and
take their girls out riding In another di-
reotion: They don't wish to disturb the
picniokers, of course.
The ladies in certain high-up apart
ments on Soledad street should render
themselves little more presentable by
wearing something when they appear at
the open window.
One man has house under the eye Of
the electric light, and q dull dog is
chained at tho back door which Is In
deep shadow. He does not have
any late callers now.
A fight occurred recently about a
woman who lives at 900 San Saba street.
Can't the beys find something better to
fiRht for?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
Its Object Defeated.

The meeting called at the courthouse
last night to protest against any more
money being wasted in repairing the
courthouse resulted in the very opposite
way, friends Of the Meny scheme and
friends Of the west side Of the river be-
ing there in overwhelming force, and
that Mr.. A. l. Lock wood proposed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-For Texas:
Stationary temperature, light to fresh
variable winds, fair weather.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
pemocratIo NOMINATION..

RALEIGH, N. c., June lon the 23rd
ballot, D. G. Fowler, Of Wake county,
received nomination for Governor, by
democratic convention. NomInatIO1
was made unanimous.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour OF
Going to Press.
BurSted Boiler.

WIANDoTTR, Mioh., June lat $50
o'clock this morning, boiler In the
Plate Mill Eureka Iron and Steel works
exploded with frightful force, wreoking
the entire building. A number were
killed and wounded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01

Mr.. Bright Continues SICK.
LONDON, June 6.-Mr. John Bright
was restless during the night. He does
not regain his strength.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01

Uncle John Rivers, the old veteran
stage manager, Is one OF the early risers
in the profession. He retireS to bed ct
3 o'clock and generally arises at 2.