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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
CoIonists Assert their Rights.

LONDON, November 17.-Dispatches
from Australia show the people of
of New South Wales and New Zea-
land are of the same mind with the
people of Queensland on the right of
the colony to be consulted regarding
the choice Of a governor, and that
they approve the stand taken by
Queensland in protesting against the
appointment by the home government
of man who is held by the colonists
TO be untitled for the office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC sREVITiES.

Senior Romero, Mexican Minister to
the United States, says there is no
foundation for statements made in the
City of Mexico to the effect that the
minister was to become head of the
Mexican ministry of foreign affairs.
The crest of the cold wave passed
over the northwest yesterday and left
the following records of its intensity:
Duluth, II above; st. Paul, l6, Vim
cent, 2; Winnipeg, zero.
The heavy wholesale clothing firm
of Lindauer Bros. Il Co., of Chicago,
have gone under.
The recent gales have caused nu-
merous wrecks on the west coast OF
Great Britain. At Glasgow the wind
blew with hurricane force, and did
much damage. The dome of the eX-
position building was demolished and
the ladies' industrial department in
the building wrecked.
The brakemen's strike on the Louis
vile, New Albany and Chicago rail
road is compromised, by the company
agreeing to pay through brakemen :
cents per mile, and all local brakemen
1-2 cents.
The British government will be
questioned on Monday in parliament,
in reference to the appointment of a
successor to Lord Sackville as British
minister at Washington.
Between 30 and 80 members of the
general assembly of Knights of Labor
now in session in indianapolis, march
ed up to the Harrison residence and
congratulated the general on his cleo
ton. Their reception was quite in
formal; it was not known they were
coming until they were in the gates.
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Tried for Libel.

PARIS, November 1.-THE trial of
NJ. Noma-Gilly, radical member fthe
chamber of deputies, for libel, was
begun today at Mines. The suit was
brought by NJ. Andrea.
NJ. Gilly had made charges of NAL
feasance and corruption against the
Budget committee, and had declared
in a speech, there were twenty Will
sons in the committee, and that M.
Andrieus was acting in conjunction
with them. Before the case was
opened today, great crowd assem-
bIed in front of the palace of justice,
and such was their eagerness to get
into the court room, that they finally
burst in the doors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
STATE NEWS.

The Texas Life Underwriters assO-
citation at Dallas, has affected perma
nent organization.
Coleman has been visited by good
rain, which insures a good stand of
small grain.
In the case of the Houston & Texas
Central railway VS.. the CottOn Belt
at Sherman, the jury render verdict
of S133.33.
The Mont Corrosive Boiler Compound
company, of Dallas, has filed Its char
ter in Austin.
Prof Halstead, of the Austin uni
versity, leaves for North Texas to ex-
anime several high schools with the
view of making them auxiliaries.
A patient in the lunatic asylum at
Austin is struck on the head with a
billiard cue by another patient, and is
reported in serious condition.
A negro of various aliases, and I'M
der charges of burglary and theft,
broke Jail at Calvert and escaped.
George Paris, the Exchange hotel
bus driver. Of BRENNAN, was held up
u front of the Baptist church at 3 a
m. few days ago, and robbed OF
about SIS in money.
Two men attack a Bohemian named
Martin SchrubOsh, at Caldwell, on his
way home and kill him.
The first rail of the White Oaks rail
road to New Mexico was laid at FL
PaSO yesterday.
f. H. Wilkers has sold the Santa
Anna News to Captain Will Hubert
and Mr.. Wilkers will soon start
paper at Coleman.
The Grimes County Live Stock and
Fair associations second fair and
tOdrth annual meeting was to have
be run on the 18th instant, but on ac-
count Of inclement weather, was post
poned day or two. The stock eXhi-
bition is very fine.
Recent rains and cold weather have
greatly damaged the crops of cotton
at Rockdale, which had promised to
be unusually large.
Attorney General Hogg will issue a
circular to district attorneys instruct
ing them to investigate and prosecute
all persons who bet on the results of
the election in this state.
Mrs. Crosby, of San Angelo, while
making a trip from McKavitt in a
buggy, was compelled to camp on her
way. While she was asleep her horse
escaped, and in searching for him the
next day she lost her way, and it was
OF until after four days searching,
in which time she had nothing to eat,
sie came to a ranch. She has now
reached home safely.
Two suits are filed in Dallas by w.
H. and Minnie Clark, and Viola and
Pfeiffer Baily against James Reid
aid the Texas state fairs and Dallas
exposition association, claiming dam
ages in the sum of $40, 900 in each case,
on account of injuries received in the
roller coaster disaster.
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MisSouri'S Returns.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, November II.
The official returns of the presiden
tial and gubernatorial vote gives cheese
totals: For Cleveland, 26l,9 57; Harri-
rison, 236, 325: Fisk, 24,954; Streator,
1888. Total vote, 5l90S9. Cleve-
lands plurality, 1862; majority,
1925. For Francis, democrat, 255. S22;
Kimball, republican, 242, 59l; Man
ring, labor, -, 349' Lowe, prohibition,
1915. Francis plurality, 1921.
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MIC lie tGG,S DISPLAY,

This old san Antonio house holds
it's own among all exhibitors and it's
tasteful layout is ever the center o.
an admiring group. Situated just
north of the central dome, to the left
of the main entrance, it is well located
for the display of the rich holiday
goods and choice art books so taSt
fully displayed. The center of attrac-
ton is q mammoth combination ladies
case in plush and plate, containing
jewelry, manicure, toilet and other
cases, music box, et3., etc, the whole
forming q very rich, elegant and use
l'ul ornament. The art be )ks and
fancy stationery are also highly attrac-
tive and evoke general praise. The con-
trast in color and form presented
in the arrangement of this exhibit,
show decided taste in grouping, and
add much to the general effect. Will
lie Kypfer, in charge of the display
is most attentive and courteous. and
wins favor rapidly. The reputation
of the best stationery and book house
is well sustained by it's representa-
ton at the fair, and the acquaintance
thus made with the thousands who
attend the fair will certainly extend
it's reputation, and add to the area of
its present trade. San Antonio may
Justly pride herself upon the appear
ance made by her home exhibitors,
among which that of Nick Tengg
takes no back seat.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Columbia's Annex for=Women.

NEW YORK, November 17.--The
board of trustees of Columbia college
have decided to establish an annex
for women students. In general
way the annex will correspond with
that connected with Harvard. 1t will
be a separate institution, out will
have as professors and instructors
members of the regular Columbia fac
ulty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Another Burglary,

Bosshardts saloon on West Conn
merce street was burglarized on
Thursday night. The depredator
made his way in by the back door,
but only got water haul, stealing
some small change in the cash drawer
and few drinks. Certain it is that
Re was not even rewarded for his
trouble, at least that's what the
genial John says and he ought to
know.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
The Lone HighWaYman.

SAN LUIS o BIsPo, CAL, Nov. H.
The stage hear here was stopped yes
terday by the lone highwayman,
who went through four passengers,
and cleaned up about $50. He took
all the registered mail matter. He is
thought to be the same man that
robbed two stages near here last
week,
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Convicted, Not Yet Sentence.

LARAMIE, Wy, November H.
Jessie Mcdowell, who has been on
trial since Monday for the killing of
George Byrd and Nels Madison in
Centennial Valley, one year ago, was
last evening convicted of manslaugh-
ter in the first degree, but sentence
was deferred.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Mr.. Belmont's Appointment.

WASHINGTON, November 17.-Rep-
resentative Perry Belmont of the first
New York district, has been rendered
and has accepted an appointment as
United States Consul to Spain to sue
coed J. l.. NJ. Perry resigned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
THE GREAT FAIR
And Race Meeting--Extra Attrac-
tons on the Grounds.
MEXICO DAY.

MEXICO DAY.
This day is dedicated to the citizens
of Mexico, who will be present to join
with the citizens of the United States
in celebrating the international feat
ure of the great exposition. Thou
sands of citizens of Mexico will be in
attendance and the festivities will be
under the management of
DIR. p. ORNEALAS,
Mexican Consul, Republic of MEXICO,
and Honorary director of the interna-
tional fair association. These features
will take place in the afternoon in the
exposition hall. and the
FAMOUS MEXICAN BAND
will render grand musical concert.
Children under twelve years of age
will be admitted free to TIE grounds
today.
The Drummers in procession will
visit the grounds today and enjoy the
festivities.
In the afternoon, trotting, pacing,
and running races.
At night there will bea magnificent
display of fireworks by Pain & Son,
of London, England, in honor of our
Mexican visitors.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH.
Grand sacred concerts on the
grounds, by the famous Mexican
band. Through the courtesy of Gen
eral d. s. Stanley, commander of the
department of Texas, United States
troops will be encamped upon the
grounds and give exhibition drills,
parades, etc.
EaPRemember that there are re
duced round trip excursion rates over
all railroads in the state to the Great
Fair and Exposition.
}. $. ALEXANDER,
JOHN T. DICKINSON, President,
Secretary.
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A NovicelKnocked Out.

New YORK, November 17.-Jack
Splann and "Ginger" Mccormick,
both of Jersey City, fought eleven
desperate rounds on the dancing plat
form near Sands Point, Long Island,
at an early hour this morning.
Splann, who is novice, was knocked
ont
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Indica-
tions for eastern Texas: Rain, east
erly winds, slightly warmer. Ar
kansas fair, followed by light, on
Sunday easterly winds a slight rise
in temperature, warmer on Sunday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
An EnnntN Title.

LONDON, November ia Vienna
correspondent of the Times telegraphs
that King Milan has offered to con-
firm the right of ex-Queen Natalie to
the title ofMajesty, provided she fore
goes her intendetII.protest to the Eu-
ropean courts and admits the legality
of the divorce.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Killed RN His Wife.

OMAHA, November 17.-Henry W..
King, of the firm of Browning, King
& Co., was shot dead by his former
wife this morning. The house with
which he was connected here, is q
branch Of the Chicago house of Henry
w. King & Co,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Suspicious Case of Fever.

NEW YORK, November 17.-Flora
Schmidt, young woman who was
taken to Bellevue hospital last night,
with symptoms resembling yellow
fever, died at that place this morn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
The Markets.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 17.-Mexican
as, So 1-2 to "a IL; scrip, 9S to 49,
common, II ga to Is.
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NotOutOf Danger.

New YORK, November 1.-THE inn
provement noticeable yesterday in the
condition of Mrs. Jay Gould, is still
apparent today, but she is by no
means out of danger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
The Admiral Fast Sinking.

New YORK, November 17.-Rear
Admiral Baldwin's condition shows a
marked change for the worse this
morning, and mis- demise is momenta-
rily expected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
AIlindustries Represented.

INDIANAPOLIS, November l7.-Al-
most every industry Of Importance in
the United States is represented at
the Knights of Labor general assem-
bly, now being held in this city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Mr.. Bright's Improvement.

LONDON, November 17.-John
Bright passed good night; contin-
ues to improve.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Herr Loebt,s Advancement.

VIENNA, November T.-Herr
Loebt, vice president of the local ad-
ministration at Lomburg, has been
appointed governor of Moravia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Big Cotton Mill Burned,

LONDON, November 1.-THE Broth
erton cotton mill at Preston has been
destroyed by fire. Loss is 10000
hounds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17
Won the Prize,

G. B. Frank, of the Alamo plaza,
has taken the first prize in millinery.
The elegant specimens were designed
ard trimmed by his artistic, Mrs.
Pdschmann, and have excited general
admiration. These can be secured by
ladies now, but cannot be delivered
until the close of the fair. This
award, admitted a just one, is compli-
mentary alike to Mrs. Puschmann's
skill, and the enterprise of her we'll
known employer.
DR.. Shronshire has a fine new
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
As sociated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour or
Going to Press.

Admiral Baldwin Is Dead.
New YORK, November lad
miral Baldwin died at noon today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-17

DIR. Shropshire has a fine new
team with which to make his visits.
, 1888-10-31

& historical Dept; Chsyem.e, byo.
, 1888-10-31

H do hF best to please @eyoe You Vim sNf fully 80 per cent by buyng your Millinery If M
to hyn a Wppy of Dry Goods for gpa deal less mneyu thar similar Goods. will cost them at
stock and part of hes store fixtures thtI owl.
nMnm mt Mf nnQmn
, 1888-10-31

VI my business here in o. short a. time as possible, and I will therefore
hhot like opportunity may nt present. ITSELF for a. lone time to this conanpu-
uppy mow cannot very 10eW quote prices here Of all Goods, but will mem
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

There are clock dials so coated with phos-
phorescent preparation as 10 absorb sunlight
during the day, and thus be in measure
luminous al night, but in the opinion Of
large dealer IN clocks and watches these dials
are comparative failures. iRaSmuch as they
10 nor retain their luminous power for any
great length OF time, while the effect Of the
phosphorus upon the movement Is 10 tarnish,
corrode and seriously impair its usefulness.
Phosphorus. as Is well known, possesses no
D rht N itself, but absorbs when placed in the
snail -ht the luminosity which II afterward
lispiays in the dark, therefore such dials
rsust be PLACID during the day where they
can set the sunlight. There Is no preparation
on the market. 10 far as the writer has been
able % ascertain, which can be applied TO a
dial. unless 1t Is the simple phosphorus. The
after Is readily obtairable. but whether its
use upon the face OF the crock would secure
even tho temporary result desired remains 10
be proven. II it is 10 be experimented with,
care should be taken TO avoid touching the
hands or toe figures Of the dial. the paos-
phorus being applied TO the plain white sur
face only, thus allowing, providing the illumi-
nation is achieved. the hands and figures TO
90 sharply defined against the light.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.


"Unele Ton1s Cssia' Company EFF yes
tsrdzy aoFAiDg ier Big Rspics-
Weslern-sye. vas lively wifh people
yesterday tszins advznssge Of tie Blce
weather.
~InshaTogae.H TIA Irish draas. wIll bs
the next attraction al tie Opera House
March p
Joba NJ Siehol. OF Detroit. guardian in
the esfaie OF Z. B. AathsF Nss ia tie city
yesterday Ia the interest q the estate
The ASSAULT snd battery case which was
brought ~ ia Justice AIl.srs Court. against
Frank Bean. on complaint Of Lizzie BaFless.
~as discontinued yesterday. Miss buriess
pas ing tie eoss OF the suit.
J. ID. Sheridan. the Brooklyn elothisr,
expects 10 remose his stock from 70 West
er0-sse- 20 the Ocera House block, where
hs viii oecapy double store. about the
18th oi tols no0th.
The Bule3>fs' Benevolent Association, of
Ausxsg0a, will giysI.s nrst annual bail III
ihe German nsn Friday evening. March
10. The Opera House orchestra mas been
engaged for the OCCASION.
The court house was crowded again all
Yesterday forenoon with spectators listen
ing 70 the SANDER suit OF Rev. Jacobs aud
Albert Towe rne case was given 10 the
jury about il.S0 q. IN. No verdict had been
reached 81 o clock.
The Loyal Temperance Legion. consisting
Of young boys, will give social and supper
at The Good TemplaTs' Hall Wednesday
evening. March Ia. at 7.30 ?. m.. and after
supper the little fellows will give drill,
which will probably De very entertaining.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Z. j. Me-
Elwaine aud Mrs. Ascomber will meet the
children st GOOD Templsrs Hail 10 arrange
for the organization Of juvenile temple
here. IN the evening there will be public
temperance meeting 10 Dc addressed oy Mrs.
McElwsine and Others.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
al-nnnfr,.. N-rdI-..

There wers two 50 called Cleopatrs's 9
ne~dI-s They stood originally AZ Hsliopolis
il front of tho great Temple Of the sun.
After rsrnsiriuS there 600 wears they were
goat-l down the Niis by the Romans and rs-
erected in - r. G. one - them was pre-
Srnf-d bT Nsho-nst Ali to The British GOV
rrrnent. snd q nov stsnds on the hanks q
tne Thnues IN London Th- other vss pre-
s-r-sd ~ tie kh@ti~s 70 tb- city u View
York zad IA SO il vas brought over and
set az q Ssntrsi psrS IN thas city. it is %
fert high. E feet S1uare g. fhe base and
weighs ioa tors Th- Sise ard weight Of the
Lcudon ne-,iie 80 about tne ssnae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

Conc kiss ne. sweet Phyllis" said corydon
gay,
IS 10 walked with the maid through the clover
one day.
Ard tel me- you love me; there's nobody near;
o one to loos AZ us. no one TO hear"
Pray tell ne what's growing. air, Just over
there.
II ne Geld rcxt the clover said Phyllis, the fair.
.. Why corn ard potatoes, SAID Corydon gay;
Yes. corn ard potatoes, Tow kiss me. pray.
Aud tell RE you love me: there nobody near;
20 one % look &C Us. no one 20 hear
You're wrong said sweet Phyllis with conf
dent micn
You're wrong for We both can be heard sir. and
seen.
cant say 7 love YOU and kiss you. Not here,
Where corn anu potatoes are growing 50 near;
To know I am sure you're sufficiently wise
hat corn aas got ears and potatoes have eyes"
Boston Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
DR.. w. q. CHRISTOPHER.
NOTICE.
10 The Qualified Electors Of the County Of
E<nf-

To The Qualified Electors Of the County Of
Kent
Notice is hereby gwen that the question
as 10 whether or moi the County Of Kent shall
raise by loan he sim Of one hundred aud
ffty thousand dollars for The purp - OF
erecting 8 Cou1 House vii he submitted 20
the qualified electors OF the County Of Kent
a. the annual township meetings thereof
and the charter election n The city of Crane
Rapids - be held ia AID County ou the fnt
koBcayin April A. j lssk fssc loan 10 hs psy.
able as follows. apd a. rate - interest Dof b.
exceed I've per cent Ter auuum o. sums
remaining due ant unpaid On lhc ffseuth Cay
January 0f each and every year. 70 VII
The sun ~ ten thossand dollar psysbie or the
hfteenth day % JsnuErt leao
The sum OF twenty thousand dollars payable 90
The fifteenth day of gsnusry. 1871
The sum Of ten thousand oollae payable on tie
fifteenth osv q January 1922
The SUM - twenty thousand dollars payable
the hfteeutb day ~ January. 1ss2
The SUN 81 ten fbOpsand ooiaV payable or The
nnecuth day 81 January, lss<
Tho SUM of twenty thousand d0iiaV PAYABLE on
the fifieenth Gay ~ 1snuHrs. lH1h
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fifteenth dsY OF January. ~,
The Eum Of t,Ttnif thrus nd duiiefs payable on
The tiieeuih daY o' isnuEry. lfy1.
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fifteenth d. - JsDusTT, lsat
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TIE 6feenth dsy - January, 1se
Dated February ~ 8ssk
BY order ~ The Board 81 -uperisoFs ~ Kent Go .
JACOB " NAikfH
CORNLiJrE J.. HARVEY. Cbairnin 0f Bad
Cierk o. Rotrd
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

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Ffchinx.

The art OF etching was introduced about
tho middle of the Fifteenth century by
Thomcs Fini-u-rrs, Florunsine. rs value
met With prompt recognition in France,
Italy ard Germany. but il was reserved for
later tsrr-s 70 csrry it 20 state Of perfec-
tion. It - IN opcu secret that etching Is the
CORROSIVE action cf certain acids on metal
and glass. the plates s-.sd upon having been
covered with wax. b>srinS the design that
has bcrn wrought With the etcheT's needle.
Etching ga, first Regarded - an industrial
st. but it soon grew 20 a higher value To-
producing IA graceful freedom ard precision
- touch thc very feeling II the artist