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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
Steamer fnrlnneeninn pi.ahleh

BALTIMORE. MD, February lO-A dis
patch received here to-day says that the
steamer .Cauhageniln, from Liverpool To-
Baltimore. was picked up Friday evening
0ii Cape llenlopen with broken propeller
SHAFT, by the steamer Claude B0ye. The
Carhtagenian was towod in the Delaware
BrcakWater where she is now anchored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

Additional contributions for the destitute
farmers of Greensyiile county: Henry W
Hoops. Brooklyn. y. H., 81; Hon: Fran. g.
Rufin. Richm0nd. $40; sympathizer, Nir'
giuia. S25:.samuel Michael, Richmond; one
and "a half barrels OF herrings; the KEN
moud Grain Exchange, through l. W
Mood, one car load Of meal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
KING AND QUEEN NOTES.
County Court Day-A Coiored Boy shot
by Another.

srFyKNsyILLK, Va February -lspe-
cial. Judge John g.. Dew was on tn'
Nnncn M the County Court. Several pre-
continents were fOund-One for felony and
,,yn sor misdemeanor. In the absence OF
Commonwealth's Attorney Jones, Hon. II.
r. Pollard. OF your city. took his old place,
representing the Slate. But few lawyers
Sfre present. and with but little business
transacted, the court adjourned.
.B. Jones. Esq, near Bruington, has
been in with pneumonia, but is better. Al
bert Gresham, Esq, has not yet recovered
from his severe fall. ..
A colored boy near steyensyilie was sho'
a few days ago by another Of the same age
hut il is hoped not seriously hurt.
A singular phenomenon occurred at The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

LONDON, February l0.-The Financla
News states that the proposed issue "i one
pound silver notes by the Bank OF England
has been abandoned on account Of the oppo-
-t.on of the leading banker,
GLASGOW, February lO.-rhe dock labor
ers u, Dundee have struck,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

II fetches one up very sAoI. 70 be seized
with pleurisy, pneumouia. or any acute
throat OF lung affection. Dr. Jayne's tx.
ectogant proves handy help in such at,
tacks' aud Is besides a good o,d-fashioned
remedy for all coughs and colds,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

TO music, entitled "White Roses" Con-
trary 10 expectation. the song and music are
not dedicated 10 either Senator Peters or
Senator Heaton, but TO Mr.. j. A. J.. smith.
the husband Of the author.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
IcEbsnGs AND FLOEs
ALrNAR RAINBOW.

At Poughkeepsie early this morning a
clearly defined egg-shaped ring formed
about the moon, and almost as quickly all
the cOlOrs Of the rainbow became visible IN
side the ring, sparkling and waving, adj
yaucing and returning over the face oi
the moon. The celestial phenomenon was
busy for long time, and il tdisappearod
As quickly as il came.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

.no Dundee dock laborers have ttTuck.-
Iht issue VI 80 silver notes has been sDan-
''onel bl ile Bank o. England.--Count
44sio is dangerously m.-A motion
u Itlcai The law for the expul-
tion ~ t1e Orleans Princes Was rejected
Ine Cnief-Justics Of the Mississippi SUI
weme Court. Thomas H. Woods. was stricken
"'h paralysis sunday. and has been in an
unconscious condition eyer since.
Ihe onic iais Of the Lincoln National Bank
'l Lincoln county, pennsyiyania. have dis
covered ihai ihe cashier, Ellis Bard. is de-
Apiief 10 The extent VI $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

A special cable from Rome 60 the Mail
SAYS that the Pope has received Archbishop
Corrigan, OF New York. with every mani
fostation of friendship and approval. So far
rs the general condition IF things is con-
cerned, Archbishop COrrigan is thoroughly
endorsed and encouraged By ihe Pope; but
although he IS treated with the greatest
favor by the Propaganda, there is nO hope
whatever of "a cardinalate being bestowed
moon him nt the presanl limo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

President Inman leaves New York today
.tal .iHffy of friends on tour OF ltspee-
nnr Richmond Terminal and its South-
0.n connections. 1he benefit performance
nns james o. Hlone. Jr. viii take place
..I0e l1tl instant. at the Broadway inca
if..I IHc rross amount realized from 'he
Barlow Library sale was S-o'oOo--
l.fle alsic,s fay ihat Archbishop Corrig"n
Ha. heeu Wcll received hy the Pope but theie
snolmmediate prospect Of his receiving mo
CARDINAL ls hat-.coOcrgs and hoes, "s re-
ported In tbe Atlantic by incoming vessels
nlf. Do ls feared. yot cause disastrous col
.Nl. 90 sea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Die ReeIausfrarfbeit,

bic aflidbrli6 in ben 8eingebicter ees
&6eius ipieoertc9rt. bat Die Iuimerf-
Iamfeit Der Seb6roen auf bic Sur Be
tdmpfung oerielben geei9reten NaBre.!
gem 9eleutt, louie auI Die 6rage nah
Dem llripriin9 Der Snieftionen lInb BEN
eutipredenben Sorfehrunsen, nm bic
Serbreitung oerielben Slt ucrbinoern-
2ange lit man Der Nuii6t 9eueicu, oab
bic Srantbeit our6 Die 9eiliigclte Rebs
laus peiter gctragen iuiirbe 9teuerc
Seuba6tungeu, uou oenen nnmentlid
Der Sberleitcr Der linfsrbeiniiden &eb-
lausunteru6uu9en, Or. b. S)eDoen, be-
ridtet bat, baben oasesen es als mabr-
idcinlid bin9eitellt. oaB Die Sranfbcit,
meiitentbeils bur9 Scridleppung uer.,
breitet wiro. Serr b. Oepoen tbeilt
nit, bab, als ppm Sabre 1888 an
linfsrheinii6 INNER mebr 6eroe, bis
Su @ube oes purisen SabreS 157 &ebs
lausberbe 9efunbeu iuaren, es benlienis
gen, Der nit oem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ItetS Su tbun bate, auifullen muBte,
oa6 fort unO furt bieielbeu 9tamen Der
@igentbilmer Don iufiSirten 8ebparsels
len uorfamen. Die Seribleppung fann
oaonr6 9eiteben, bab @rbtlumpen nit
los9eriiicneu iniiSirten Sa9iuilrSeldeu
ooer aud einSelne lebenoe S6icre eut1
ueber an ben @erf;eusen ODER an De.
6uBbetleiouug Daiten bleibeu uno banu,
peuu nidt Der SdmuB porber entferut
uirb, mas tnitm ie seifieb!, birett in
ben na6ber bearbciteten @eiuber9 iibera
tragen iperben. 0ieie Sermutbung 1T
Ourd Die GrfabruH9 uielia6 beitdti9t
norben.
90 bat lid !. g. ergebcu, oab Die
m'iiten Sufcttionen an Den JIBpfaoeu
lie9eu, bic bur6 Die @einber0e iiibren,
uno Die iniiSirtcu StDfe oa itebeu, no
ie md Der iteilereu Sage. Der gtrbeiter
sestpuugeu lit, oben ooer unten nit Der
glrbeit Su beginner. @s lit bod nidt
uniuucbmcn, buB bic seiliiselte &eblaus
iib meiit III Der Rdbe Der SuBpfdbe
uiebcrIieB uosr uufbielt. gbenio beb'
nru iih game 6erbeomplere uon oben
nad unteu iiber ben 9an5en Berg, BON
Obeu Der gSalO9renSe biz untcn an bic
2anoItraBc aug. Sier baben pfienbar
in Dem itcilen Serrain Die &egen9iiiis
uub bas Sduecluaiier baGu bcigetrn9en,
inficirte Groe DON oben nab unten Su
fiibren. 9Bem aud cine 8erbreltilng
Oer Srantbeit bur6 Die scflii0elte Surm
oes SnIett8 ni6t auS9ei6lOiieu 1T. 10
mill BON 0epoeu berielbeu oo9 fir Die
n6roliben Sbcile 9eutidlauo5 uur cine
9eriuge 99itti9fe;t beimeiien. gSir
riften, mcis;t CT, uns INNER nod Su
iebr na6 Den Seoba6tunsen i'll iiiOz
li6cn 9Gnbern; es lei iiberbaupt nod
frdolid. oh baS geIlii9elte Snictt bel
uns iii Hambaiter Wen9e sur Gutwide'
lung 9elau9t. Sollte iid Die S9eorie
beS SerihterItattcrs beiudbreh, 70
tuiirSe 9eipiB cin wi9ti9er 6in9er9eiS
fir bic Befdmpiuug Der Sraufbeit 9ege'
ben iein, bern Der mebaniiden &crbreis
tuu9 berlclben uiro bur6 glnweubung
oer eriorocrtidcn &oriidt entscgeutrcten
luer0en fDnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09

- g i'm be cionoerS oeutli.
DIES uno unuerbIltes Bib BON benz
@titcttc;luano an 0ofe 2uopig XVI.
gcbeu Die 9lntlei6cre9elu, pel6en Die.
S6nigiu iid ju fii9en bate gSenn
Warie glutpinettc in ben 5agen ibrer
Gr6Be ua6 Dem Babe Mprgen5 inmit'
ten ibre8 S6laf9emads itanO, ben erlteu
@e9enItanb ibrer Sefleiouu9 erluarteub.
10 murbe bieier ibr bon Der @brenoame
rpriientirt", ooer iiber ibre tDnigli6eu
S6utteru gepprien Su bemielben
9lugcnblid frat cine 8riuSeiiin BON @e.
bliit III baS 3immer - benz fran5Diiidc
&6ui9inueu ipeiiten 6Iicntli6 uuo tleia
beten iid 6Iicntli6 al - bns ci9eut'
li6e &cbt Ols crite @eluanO S6rer
WtaicitGt nniulegen, fam ibr, Der Brius
;cIlin III. 9tQein c3 fonnte ibr ni6t
bon Der G6renoame iibcrtra9en iueroen;
oieie mubte Die chemise de la Refine
i'm Scrabglcitcn iiber ben t6ui9liden
3iiden auiBaltcu, 9eifidt micoer abs
ftrciien uno Sunatbit Der eriten Dame
rinbduoi9cn, IND crit bieie ebIe Game
ilber0ab es Der 8rinieiiin uon @jeblilt.
Gines Cages bate bic beriibmte Wtds
oame Gampan beia9tes Gewnno Der
6erSo9in pom Orleans iIbcrgcbeH,
lueld)e, ne1Oem tie es feierlidIt iIbcrs
nommcu, chen i'm Sc9riff itanb, eS Dec
S6nigiu iibcr Den 9Opi 81 wcrlen, ais
iib Elm &rGBcu - glutlopfen mar gegeu
bic Gtifette al Der &bIr bes 3lm'
mers pcrncbmcu lieB. Gileit bnrauf
trdt bic @riiin upu BroOence Gin, mn
pa bieie benz Sbrouc nGber Itauo, ais
bic 6erSo9in, 10 iibertru9 i9r 9cBtere
bic pidtigc SieuItleiitun9. @tittlera
pcile ober itone Wtarie gntpirette upr
aGl.e Sitterno ba, bcnu eS mar mitteu
I'M @inter. Sic Grdfin bon Iropeuee
untersoS iib nm Dem ibr 9cuoroencn
SeIddit, bcuabm iid a6er babel 10 liu'
lid, boB iic Den &Opipub Der Sbni9in.
oeIicp gluibau brei Stunocn eriOroert
bate. odu5liD scrit6rte.
Gin Giierbabus Il uofiid.
u - Salt On eS idon seIcien? Sei
Der @iienbabu = Gut9leiiun9 lit ia CT
seHtlid) gar uidJtS 9eideben - cs mar
Ium Slid IlleS mir bliuoer 9Grm!" -
g.: ,Sreuno, mid bat abcr bicie fatale
giienbabns @cl6ifte i6luerer getroHen,
nls On abuit. 0tcine SbWicsCrmutter
min icbt aus lauter sln9it gar nidt
abreiien!"
SIR Suriiten. Sm Sururte
@aItcin lit aui ciner @aruuuastaiel
5Ol9enoes III lcieu: ySas Srabfabreu
auf idmmtlihcu Sriiden GjaIteins
Iuiro nit fiini Gulocn beitrait" G5eiebt
nun, eS idbrt sSemanO im Grabe iiber
.iniQe 8rildeu @aitcins. 6ra9e: 9nt
sr ben cntiprcGcnoen aliquotcn 3beiE
Der fiui @utnel Su Sablen ooer gebt erl
frei aug, ba CT uibt idmmtIi1c Sraden
beiubr?
9oppeGiinni8, 6nuSIrau:
r0u iuilIIt aliu uon ms fort, 9eIene;
i9 muB iascn. cS tBut mir pirtli6 leiS
- aber frcilid, luenn Oh Did uerbei@
fern fannit. -. !" - SieuitntdO6eu:
-9as niht. Mnoam' -- ih beiratbe!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
SrOpiu5 = ole II.

Der 2ebrer &obert Scni aus OF.
B6bmiI6 lpuroc tuegen &pruubme uns
siidtiger 6anolungcn oil S6ulfinberu
III / Sabr 3 Monaten 3udtbaus uers
mrtbeilt.- 0as 50iGbri9e glmtsiubildum
Ieicrtcn: Der EolttOmmiIarius Muids
ner in 8rpmbera uuo Der 9ehrer Semm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
81 bciupr poiuS.

hat Der Santler sal. Sppcnbelm lr. IN
&5ln 10000 Wt. sur 8erfii9ung 9e.
itelt. - Die gSittiue Sd,iufenmaper
in @upeu iuurOe erorOiielt in ibrer @pD,
nun9 auiqeiunocn. Die betannte
Sirma @ebr. S0ilger in 2euuep bat
nit 100000 so. 8aiiioen uno npmi.
nellen l 100000 W. Ictloen Die Bah.
luneeu rirgeItellt. - 8e6tsauualt
@ablert pUn Stubrurt ruBte nsgen
pl6bli6er @eiitesit6ruus in cine 6eil.
auitalt gebradt lucrbeu. - Ger 9ebrer
8ilb. s. StoS in Merteuih bc9ins ieiu
50idbri9eS 9lmtsiubildum. Die Gbe
puare Sefuuom Sob. Sett9er Gmmet.
ium, Sommerj. 9tat6 gS. s. Slrgers.
86ln lIuo 9leipermaber 5rlehr. Sui9.
g9eiel ieicrten Die 9uloene 0o6jcit. -
Ser iue9eu Seroa6ts slueier Sittlid),
feitSoerbred,eu perbdftcte Su0enieur
Sertr Sdrelt pOu @lberielb bat iidb er-
ibuiier. - Ger 3ieaeImciiter SImou
Sui6 oon Sarmsn iuuroe BON ciucu
SSa6rItuGl sermnlmt; Der Suabe Ntiils
ler upn Greielo uub Der ReGlihuler
@u9elbarbt i'll GubrOrt wurpeu ourdJ
llcberiabreu 9etOotet.
8rOuiuS 0eiieu q Il ian.
Der periturbcne Re9ierungsrntb a. ..
Daniel 8aub in Senau bat Der StGSi
cin Sapital DON 10000 M., oeiieu Gin
len III y2nhlthGtintritss Qmrfsn 9'rrmrn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Srouiu5 SfpreuBeu.

+ Ju IiIiIt GOnmer5icnl un0 Stabta
tatb ,5ulius Sabs. - glm Sebantu9
iuurbc i'll g9cblau Elm Oen i'm arie9e
1S70-lS7l 9ciaaenen S6bncu be5
areiies N2eblau 9eiuiometes 0enfmal
feierlif enthiilIt. Ter Geri6tss
ietretdr Shobcr in essen feierte ietn
50idbri9es llmtS., 6r. SuliuS Tpldn.
Der i'll 5iliit ieiu 5Oidbrises Siir9er.
iubtlGum. Ser Sdubmabcr SubH
pon Mobrlln9en erbduste ii6 In eiuew
Nlnia!l uDn Sd!uermuth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
ROYALTY HObnObing.

ST. PETERSBURG, August /2l.-A
grand court dinner was given by the
Gar at Narva Tuesday evening. Yes
terday was the anniversary of the
birth of the Emperor of Austria, and
the members of the Austrian embassy
at st. Petersburg in honor of the occa.
sion were invited to and and were
present at the banquet. The Gar
and all his guests wore decorations
of the various Austrian orders. The
Car and Emperor William proposed
toasts to the ruler of Austria. Both
used the Russian language.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
That Guatemala Treaty.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The an
nouncement that treaty of peace be-
tween Salvador and Guatemala has
been completed, will excite general
surprise here in diplomatic circles,
because the impression has prevailed
that hostilities were abont to be re-
newed. The oppinion is general that
if Gen. Barrillos has consented to
make peace with Gen. Ezeta on terms
recognizing the latter's government
as the legal de facto government of
Salvador, it is because he feels that
he can no longer con troll his own peo-
pie and because he fears the active
interference of Mexico. Seeing that
the people of Salvador are heartily
supporting Ezeta and with the pros:
pect facing him of Nicaragua and
Costa RIGA joining forces with Saliva
dor, he has concluded to accept the
inevitable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
Captured the Big Still.

ST. LOUIS, August 2l.-The biggest
illicit distillery in Arkansas, located
in Pike county, has been destroyed by
United States officers. The distillery
was located in a deep mountain gulch
and hemmed in on all sides by rugged
hills. The disHllers were discovered
in the mountains near by, and were
shot at by the officers but escaped.
The officials, accompanied by a posse,
will leave again tomorrow for the
scene of the fight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
The Alliance Explodes.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The
Virginia State Farmers Alliance, in
convention at Lynchburg, Yesterday,
with every county in the state repre-
scented, unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas the Alliances are shaking
hands across the Patomac, across the
Mississippi, across the rugged peaks
of the Rockies, and far grander
still across the bloody chasm, across
Mason & Dixon's line, and whereas
conscienceless politicians in our ma
tional congress have advocated
measures and expressed senti-
ments to arouse the old Sec
tional feeling engendered by the
war; therefore, be it resolved that
we, the State Farmers Alliance of
Virginia, do intend to grasp with
tight alliance grip the hands of our
alliance brothers of the north, deter
mined to hold together with locked
shield, despite all efforts to arouse
prejudice between US. The financial
emancipation of the laborer and pro-
Queer is accompanied. Major Mann
Page, of Prince George county, was
elected president tor the ensuing year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21

LONDON, August 2l.-Advices from
various parts of Belgium combine in
furnishing evidence that the agitation
for universal suffrage now in progress
in that kingdom is rapidly increasing
in intensity and scope and must in
evitahIy lead to a revolution. The
people are grooming under the bur-
dens which the present system inn
poses upon them, and are already
taxing to the utmost the power of
their leaders to restrain them from
too hasty action. Comparison be-
tween the general condition of Bel
GUM and the people of Germany, to
the disadvantage in every respect of
the former, is heard on every side,
coupled with a demand that Belgians
be permitted to control to similar
extent the law-making branch of the
government.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
PLAYED Good Ball.

Commenting upon Sundays game
of baseball between the Joker's OF
San Antonio and the GalvestOns the
Galveston Tribune says:
"There was good crowd at the
Beach park yesterday to witness the
game between the San Antonio and
Galveston teams. Both teams have
some splendid players, and in conse-
queuce the game was largely above
amateur work. The heavy biting of
Reid and Walker, of. Galveston, and
Mosebach and McAdoo, of San Anto-
Mo were the features of the game yes
terday evening. Taken all in all the
game yesterday was well worth see
ing, and those who missed it missed
a rare treat. The San Antonlos lett
for home this morning and were loud
in their praise of the manner in which
thew were entertained and treated,
Notwithstanding they lost.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
Opposes the Grant Removal.

New YORK, August 2l.-Ata meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Grant Monument association, held
yesterday, resolutions were adopted,
deploring the recent action in the
senate, which, if carried out, would
result in the removal of the re-
mains from the spot approved by
him, dedicated by the city
of New York, and accepted by his
family as his final resting place, and
resolving that this committee in the
name of the Grant association and in
behalf of the people of the state and
city of New York do solemnly protest
against this proposed action by con-
gress
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
Who Is to Blame?

MIR. EDIToR:-Next week the city
schools will be opened-the school,
yard, corner Matagorda and Lafitte
streets, Seventh ward, is in a horrible
condition to turn in several hundred
children to play during recess. The
yard is full of weeds and piles of
black dirt, mixed with gravel and
boulders, just as it was dumped off
the carts, hauled in there from the
streets. 1t requires to be levelled and
rolled, and the weeds cut down, be-
fore the schools are opened. The
sidewalks are covered with weeds,
four to five feet high, so that nobody
can pass, especially in rainy weather.
A CITIZEN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
Pinkerton's Thugs Come Down.

ALBANY, August l2.--It having
been alleged that the Pinkerton men
riding on the tops OF the freight trains
melted the stoning these trains, sup
erintendent Bissel has ordered that
the Pinkerton guards be Withdrawn
from the tops of freight trains pass
ing through Albany. There has been
no stoning of trains whatever today
in consequence. The duties of the
Pinkerton men now are confined to
patrol duty between here and West
Albany. Chief Willard thought the
Pinkerton forces should be taken
away from here altogether.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
A Big Consolidation.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 21.-S. B.
Leggett, secretary of the various rail-
ways comprising the southwest sys-
tenn of the Pennsylvania road, arrived
here Saturday and in few minutes
he had consolidated 1,05l miles of
road that had operated under differ
ent names into one corporation,
known as the Pittsburg, Chicago, Gin
cinnati and st. Louis Railway COM
pany. The new company is to have
an authorized capital of $3.50, 900, 900 in
bonds and stocks, of which sum S42,-
OO0, 900 is to be set aside for the re-
demption of the debrs that are Sc
cured by prior liens on the roads con-
solidated, This will leave S33, 900, 900
for the purchase and construction of
additional railways and other lawful
PURPOSES,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
More Mean Outlaws.

VANCE, Tex, August 2l.-A bloody
battle with New Mexican outlaws
was fought near Beaver Lake, this
county, Tuesday, during which five
men were killed. The bandits were
surrounded by officers and posse
of citizens and an attempt was made
to arrest them. The outlaws fought
like demons. Mr.. Burrows, one Of
the posse, was killed at the first fire.
Four of the desperadoes were slain,
the fifth making his escape. He is
being pursued.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-21
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
A Large and Enthusiastic Meeting.
Committees Appointed.

Committees Appointed.
The Republican League had a
largely attended meeting last night,
and from the interest manifested the
repu blicans will likely take an active
part in the coming campaign.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Tugwell,
Bolton, Newcomb, Kittridge and
others.
During the grafton of Mr.. Bolton,
who was discussing the Australian
ballot system, some one discovered
that an Express reporter had slipped
into the meeting and was busy TAX
ing notes. The meeting Of the club
being purely private and for business
discussion the reporter was invited to
take his leave.
The court house office holders ring
also had several spies and strikers
around who kept their ears and eyes
wide open, thinking they might learn
something to benefit their employers.
The coming state convention was
discussed and a motion was adopted
calling upon all republicans and
other citizens of San Antonio to come
forward and assist in caring for our
visitors.
A motion was also adopted author
izing the secretary of the club to
make publication in the Express and
LIGHT an invitation TO all the repub-
licsns In the city to come out and at
tend the mass meeting at Mission
Garden Saturday night.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet again next Wednesday night,
when all final arrangements would be
reported to the CLUB ON the state con.
yentiOn.
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In the Park.

Yesterday afternoon, about dusk,
the people around Alamo Plaza were
treated to the unusual sight of seeing
a hack and horses walk around on
Alamo Plaza park. 1t proved that q
hackman, named Fred. Houston, had
left his team alone, when the hack in
front backed up, and Houston's
horses taking fright, rushed into
the garden.
There was not very much damage
done, however. Officer McSorley ar
rested the man, and the recorder will
arrange matters with him this morn
ing
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Roman Art i'm Mexico.

ROME, August 21.-The Mexican
government has granted a concession
to ex-Deputy Orzin, for the exhibition
of Roman Art, which it is proposed to
hold in the City of Mexico, the exhi-
tion to open in 1892, and to continue
till 1895. The Mexican government
will support the scheme. The con-
cession has created grateful feeling
among the Italian ministers and gov
eminent.
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Republican State Convention

BOISE CITY, Idaho, August 2l.-The
first republican state convention
held in the new state of Idaho, assem-.
bled yesterday. J. s. Wheeler was
chosen temporary chairman. Com
mittees on credentials, order of busi-
ness and permanent organization
were appointed and the convention
took recess till evening. At the
evening session the organization was
completed, w. w. Watkins being
chosen permanent chairman. The
convep ton then adjourned till morn
ing.