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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
FIGHTING ALL AROUND.
Disgracefui Scenes at - Political Meetin
mt WaterborO, =. e..

CHARLESTON, ;. c., Aug. 5.-The most
inten.ely bitter political campaign ever
held in this state was concluded at Water
boro to-day in the midst OF drenching
shower Of rain, and IA complete collapse of
the platform and lot Of pr0misicuOiis
knock down and drag out lights.
The lie, which has been "A common
occurrence nj the meetings Of late, was not
exchanged from the stand at least, not the
lie direct, but the crowd, which numbered
one thousand, INDUCED IN il quite frequent
Is. ln one of the scrimmages AN enthu-
siastic StraightOut had his head brok-
en- by rilmanite town marshal,
and several Iilman enthusiasts were badly
handled. The whole State is glad that the
campaign is over. The result IL that Till
man has III of the 320 votes elected
tO the convention. The fight IN not
yet over. and the straightout Democrats
do not give in. They will tight Tiilman to
the bitter end. Another Alliance candidate
has appeared in the field In the first
Charleston district in the person of II. \.
Metz. of Langt0n, who has been endorsed
for Congress, against W. III. Brawley, OF
Charleston.
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Pleased with Cape May,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA special from
Cape May says: The President did not
leave to-day as expected. He and Secre-
tary Blaine have derived so much benefit
from their short sojourn, it has been de-
cided To defer the day OF departure until to-
morrow. President Harrison and Post
master-tieneral WsIamaker Will then pn-
ceed at once to Washington, while secre-
tary Blaine will 20 TO New York.
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LONG BRANCH'S MYSTERY.
4 sunken Barge Supposed to be From
Neyport News, Va.

4 sunken Barge Supposed to be From
Newport News, Va.
WEST END, Long BRANCH, Aug. J.-lhe
mystery in connection with the unknown
barre. which was wrecked at this place, Il
cew days ago, dccpens. This morning, an
artist who was sketching the wreck, dis
covered a foot sticking out Of the wafer.
The coroner was notified. An investigation
was at once made and four bodies "eIe
co"na The name or number Of the barge
cannot be ascerlained. A.,
The theory Is that she is the barge thai
was sunk by the steamship Thingyalla. III
this is the case the barge had four men
aboard Of her, aud was Barge IL 10, from
Newport News, Va. The names OF those OH
the barge were Captain Dick summers;
Roh Waters. "A man named Fleming, and
another whose name is not known. One OF
,he agents of the consignees, who Is mere,
failed 10 recognize the bodies.
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.HALLKryILLr, Tx, Aug. 5.-ConstabIs
". A. stubbs and Jim Tucker, two proml-
nent citizens, were shot down In the public
square, last evening, by John Smolhere, Jr.,
and Bird Kelly. Constable Stubbs was shot
through the head and died iustantly. Mr..
Tucker wac carried of In . dying condition.
About seven shots were 1red. La The ex-
citement that prevailed the cause of tAo
shooting cannot be yet obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
VOL. IV.---NUMBER l.435.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

Tho forecast for to-day for Virginia is for
showers.
C.tIl-scr, ice examinations were held nj the
f.>,,nlcc YESTERDAY. "A suit was brought
.el.n>t the Chesapeake and ohio railroad
f.IuIutics received 10y Il. T.. Jackson
nify-scNcu people died Tn Richmond last
t.erk rnc Vulcan Iron Company elected
,nr.rs. The funeral OF Mr.'Hcfaan II.
Baldwin took placc.--A fight occurred on
seventeenth street. and negro one fred at
another. -AnoVcriurned lamp on Church
Hu caused am alarm Of Thornton
Adams WAS arrested charged with assault
.n Eo>lcitchcr in licnrico county The
I.n iar to Uorrow'S primary was perfected
D., he Cty Democratic Committcc.--Mr.
l..amn T.. Cooke was killed 10y the railroad
CON, Herbert seal. a boy,was drowned
I sons of Veterans held meeting.
l.>lra lassifcrs colt won the mce al tho
IMPOSITION Qounds-A patty Of survivors
D. uc Ilird Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
anl f.c 1soth pcnusy ylvauia regiment visited
Richmond.
VIRGINIA.
II. Roanoke Baptist Association VIII hold
H> Uuc hundred and first annual session nj
..Nlllo on the 12th.- Henry county has q
.Iu.f story --Ihc state convention OF the
f.fmcfs' Alliance viii meet at Lynchhurg
nu thc 1Sth.-Mr. John Terrell died near
iyncnDlic -Najor Richard +. Gaines de-
c.mcd positively to hc candidaic.-Sa-
lem, improvements are rapidly increasing.
"A heavy storm did much damage al
Uraths,Ic ana Vicniiy.-The Virginia
Midland road is making mprovcmcnts.-
Irf1.r.. ....r.arfs are o'lIifsratiur the Old Alex
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sinrm Near meathsyilIe.

HEArHsNfLLE. VA, Aug. o special.
4 great number OF the Northern Neck lele-
sraph and Telephone Company's poles nave
been shiycrcd into pieces.
The water grist-nill Of George W. liel' ,
lev. about one mile ffom here, was swel !
away by heavy rain.
The county roads are badly washed cut.
Marvin Grove ramp-meeting has begun,
and will close on the lOih
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CaIifnrnIa'. Zig Trees.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Aug. 5.-ioyernol
Waterman has sent dispatch to Secretary
of the Interior Noble, protesting against de-
ciaring open the suspended surveys II
Tulare county, on which are located th,
big trees. The Governor further asks thai
secretary Noble use his influence 10 have
the surveys remain closed until Congress
shall decide whether or not land shall b.
set aside for a public park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
DANVlLLE.
Roanoke BAPTIST Association - Henry
fOunty's Ghost.

0untN 6nOri.
DANvLLE, Va, Aug. De-. special. The
colored boy, Andrew Oliver, who was
Knocked from the Richmond and Danyllle
track yesterday by a passing tram ana
who was thought 10 be not seriously hurt,
was much worse this morning. and is now
believed To be internally injured. His IT.
c0Ycry is doubtful.
Tine one hundred and first annual session
of the Roanoke Baptist Association VIII bc
held at Riceyille, in this county, beginning
ON the l2lh instant, aud il j. expected that
the largest crowd for many years VIII be III
attendance.
The suucrstitious 10 Henry county are
somewhat e,cited over rumOr that the
colorcd man Thomas Wilson. who WAS re-
Gently hanged al Martins'i.c for murder.
had been rcsuscitated and is nov well
and hearty.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3.--fhe steamship
City Of Dallas. from Central America, re-
ports Captain Rawley. OF the schooner John
j. Machca. Of New orleans, loading oil
Livingstone. Guatemala, were In sail
boat bound 10 the schooner, with the com
mander, the Judge of the Court, and two
unknown persons of Carib--seyen persons
in all-when il capszed during squall.
All were drowned. Captain Rawlings
body alone was recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
BASE BALL.
Rpsuils of League and Association Games
Ia Various Cities.


Ia Various Cities.
American Ass0ciation.-At Columbus;
Columbus, ~; Athletics, = At Louisville: (:
Broohlyns, q; ionisyilies 3. At Toledo;
Toledcs, Z; Rochester, 3.-(Six innings }
Rochestre refused 10 abide by the umpire's
decision, and the game was given Ia To-
ledo, . 90. At 1t. Louis: ~. Louis 81;
Syracuse, ..
National Ieague.-At Cleveland: Glove
lands, 9 Chicagos. 10.
Players y que. AT .Pittsbure: Buf-
falo games postponed; rain. AT Chicago:
Chicagos q; Cleyeiands, 3.
Atlantic i.eague.-,At Washington: Game
was forfeited to the Newarks on account of
the n0n-appearance Of the Washingtons.
At Wilmington: wilmingtons, 4; leba-
mons, |. At Harrisburg: Harrisburgs, q;
New Haven, l. At baltimore: Baltimores,
IL; Hartford, 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
NIis.issInnI AIliance.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-Tbe Times
Democrat. Starkyille, Miss, special, say :
the state Farmers Alliance met to-day.
one hundred and forty delegates being pres
ent. Calhoun and Clay were the only
counties not represented. The day was
spent in appointing committees and listen
ing TO the report Of President Potter' which
,yas of a very encouraging character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
NnInterrersnca I'm I,ns.Ia,

LONDON. Aug. 5.--in the House OF Com
mons this evening, Sir James FERGUSON,
Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, an
n0unc~d that the Government could not in-
ierlere with the Cars treatment Of the
Jews,
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KEMMLER'S FATE.
Newspaper Men Receive Their Invitations
To the Execution.

10 the IXeCutIOn.
AUBURN, Aug. j.-Shortly before IL
tonight invitations were issued TO +. W.
Mack. of the Associated Press, and q. g..
Rain. of the United Press, TO attend the eX-
pcution of kemrnler. in the capacity Of
witnesses. The warden stated TO these gen.
ilemen that they were invited. not as press
raprcseutatiycs but as citizens. Ii is the
general impression at midnight that the
elcctricide cannot take place before !
O'Clock i'm the morning.
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SAN ASroNIq, Ten, Aug. AN a,tacS
was made on the town Qi Smarter, y.
We'icsa'ns ,I"",s' state.Ranger J. +. Graves waf
Ii,,ed and Deputy sheriff J. Lees seriousI!
wounded while cndeayoring to arrest 'n'
VI Xicans.
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CHARLOTTE c. H., Aug. D speol,ai, 60
rhn citizens of the county met Yesterday W
eIeSt lee delegates 10 the District Consen'Hh, 10 -,
..,,i,.b ,aes,s in Roanoke on the 2sth OF ibis
month, wi,b Tie following result; ,v
smiths Tavern Nathan Daniel ana M'
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Rival \ uthoPa.


st. Louis FUst-I hPlith.I
The Queen of R0umania, Carmen SYLVIA.
il writing a novel To be called "Dehcit."
The bees of the United states. speaker Reed,
his already written his story on that sue-
pct.
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WASHINGTON.
CHANGES MADE BY THE NAVY
DEPARTMENT.
Two Officers Observation-Disclosures Com
mander w. II. webb Ordered to Rich
Congress-Capital Notes.

mond-Proceedings of Both Houses Of
Congress-Capiial Notes.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 5.-Lieu-
tenant William Il. Rush and Ensign
Manning X. Eyre have been detached from
the Boston and suspended for two years, the
former from rank and duty on regular pay,
and the latter from rank and duty on hall
pay. While the squadron ofeyolution was in
Brazilian waters, these two officers, in di.
rect violation to the ship rules, remained
on shore over night without permission.
Yellow-feyer was at that time prevalent
in Brazil, and they incurred the risk of
catching the disease, which might have
seriously affected the rest Or the crew. For
tunately, however, nothing serious followed
but the prompt and severe action Of the De-
partment shows cOnclusiyely how The
0tlense is regarded.
TO CONE TO RICHMOND.
Lieutenant-Commander William II. Webb
mas been ordered TO temporary duty on board
the monitors at Richmond. Va. the nth
instant. Lieutenant W. i. Ray has been
ordered TO the Michigan. Lieutenant sam
uel G. Lemly has been detached from tenn
porary duty in the Office Of Judge Adyo-
cate General. and ordered 10 duty in that
Office. surge Oh II. ;. NJ. Mackie. from the
practice ship Constellation, on the sth u-
stant. and ordered to medical treatment at
the Naval Hospital, Philadelphia.
REVENUE CUTTER LAUNCHED.
The revenue cutter Winona, for service
at New Berne, y. c., was to-day Success
fully launched at Wilmington, Del.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

Lor.,uIy K, ,Aag. 5.-Returns have :
i.... ,..,.,.., - about sixty counties,
and Indicate a maic pse OI @o'voo lor kons
more ldelnj for clerA ~ 'p' tou'' vi "P
leals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
Oda-Fs,iow.' Cantonment.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Aboat iifty thousand
visitors, including ladies, have 50 far ar
rived in the city TO participate IN the Odd
Fellows Cant0nmept.
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CHARLESTON, :. c.. A nx, b.. me ',,,ns SoLo,
ners jury IN tue case Of A., "ses' WHO ki'ieu
Die wilc's paramour. Ahl ens, .e-esy IL
turned a verdict Of iustila.bic k1Sicio"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
Death From an Explosion.

PARIS, Aug. 5.-Two Of the men injured
i'm the explosion in the mine at 81. Etlenne
Yesterday died this morning iron their In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
USED As MACHINES.
.0ted at length from the testim'

He quoted at length from the testimony
taken by the Nhittborue Committee in
1919. to show that the policy Of the l;epubli-
can party had been to Use the nayy-yards to
expedite political ends. The policy was
worse than the shotgun policy. The G. m
mittee ON Rules had reported ias a sulsti
tute for his rcsoluti0n) resolution which
referred the whole offence to the offender
himself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
FIRE AT BURLINGTON.

A very disastrous fire at Burlington early
yesterday morning DESTROYED the large store
Of Mr.. T.. T.. White, and did heavy damage
| to the stores of Holt A Son, scllars A Son,
and J. ". ~ W. W. Lashley. Most of the
property was insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
TOBACCO ASSOCIATION.

The North Carolina Tobacco Association
| met in annual convention today at Moore
head, and was called 10 order by President
| John l.. King, Of Greensboro. All the prin-
| ciplc tobacco markets of the State are rep
resented, including Winston. Durham, OK
| ford, Greensboro and Raleigh. II il inti-
| mated that the Association will. during lis
session, institute war upon the cigarette
| ftutAf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

/ THE TIMES" WILL PUBLISH AT
REGULAR INTERVALS DURING
THE SUMMER, LETTERS FROM
THE MOUNTAINS AND SEASIDE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

The second encampment of the state
Guard began this evening at WrightsyiIlc.
This time, the Second and Fourth regi-
ments 90 into camp. and will biyouac until
August 18th. All the companies, compris-
ing both regiments. were in camp ready for
duty this morning, and Adiutanf-Ge
Glenn and lnspect0r-iencral Cameron ar
rived there last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

Laborers engaged In tearing down build
ngs in It. Marks place, this morning,
came across the skeleton of "A man on the
top floor Of the old building. II is thought
h. have been the property OF medical stu
dent. The bones were in an old champagne
copy of the New York Courier and Enquirer,
dated February %. 1881.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06
GOSSIP IN NEW YORK.
Meeting OF Stamp Coliectors-The Repay
Ing of broadway.

NEW YORK, Aug. Especial. The
Philatelic Association OF the United States
met again this morning in the rooms Of the
Lincoln Club. The Worlds Fair stamp ex-
hibition committee reported that they had
not been able to do much, owing 10 the un-
decided state IN which matters stood at
Chicago. A resolution was adopted, asking
for the appointment Of q committee to ap-
peal to the Postoice Department for re-
ducton Of the prevailing registration fee Of
ten cents. A committee was also appointed
10 call ON the Secretary Of the Treasury and
ask for a ruling on the question OF stamps
being dutiable as printed matter.
SUITS AGAINST STREET RAILWAYS.
The Comptroller is about TO begin actions
against several street railroad companies
to recover fees due the city aggregating
s6j, 900. The city's claim against the ele-
yated road is being pushed with all possi-
Bile yigOr.
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GLAss-BLowERs DISCHARGED.

The three Bohemian glassblOwers Or
dercd by Collector Erhardt to be- returned,
on the ground that they were contract
laborcrs, were to-day discharged by Judge
Lacombe Of the United states Circuit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

Call has been made for "A special meeting
of the stockholders of the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad, 10 be held at Wilmington
on August NJ, and it is understood that the
object of the special meeting is for the pur-
pose Of issuing large addition TO the capi-
tai stock, 10 be applied Ia the construction
of several important branches. which were
projected by the late president, X. u.
Brdgers, shortly before his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-06

Farmers Alliance state Convention
Major Gaines Declines Nomination-Im-
provements by the Midland Road-Storm
Near Hoathsville-Gat at Many
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-13

the report was frequently interrupted by
VOciterOus shouts. The minority report
was also read by Chairman Brown signed
by DR.. w. NJ. Yandell. of Ell PaSo.
A resolution introduced by the commit
tee was read favOring the twO-thirdS
rule.
delegate from Limestone moved the
adoption of the majority report of the
committee but a delegate from Webb
county moved to substitute the minority
report. the chair was about to put the
question when some one demands
ed that the vote be taken
by counties. After some re-reading of
various passages of the report, the vote
was taken. AT this point the big hall
was the scene of considerable confusion;
the clerk attempting to take this vote.
everybody talking to his neighbOr. and
several frantically trying TO be recognized
by the chairman, and several delegates
arising for information as to the question
before the house.
After this able speech by Chiffon, Capt.
Sam AShe, of Houston, was the first to
second the nomination and make speech.
w. ). Fly, of Gonzales, GatewOOd, of Val
Verde, seconded the nomination and
made speeches.
Connolly, of EaStland. nominated II. b.
Wheeler for governor and this was sec
Onueu, dlJeF which Ine NOMINATIONS were
declared closed.
A vote by roll call of counties was then
taken and at Las o'clock the nomination
of James S. Hogg was declared effected
by a vote of139 1-12 for, and l77-l2 against.
Afterward Wheeler'S name was with
drawn and Hogg'S nomination was de-
clared unanimous.
A committee of MeSSrS. w. l..
Malone. NJ. LoOScan, f. c. Dickin
son. II. II. Moore and III. f. Hill
debrandt was appointed TO go to Hogs
headquarters and acquaint him with the
news and escort him TO the hall. This
they did. As Mr.. HOgg appeared, escort
ed by the committee, the band struck up
Hail to the Chief" The applause was
deafening. The nominee was introduced
by Chairman Hutchinson, and said:
Gentlemen of the Democratic Conven-
ton: Fully conscious of the responsible
ties and trust you have placed on me as
the standard bearer of the democratic
party in the coming political contest,
accept it with the prOfOundeSt gratitude
and thanks"
lie pledged himself to uphold the demo-
cratic platform, to faithfully obey the
beheStS of the party, and in all his public
acts TO remember that public office is
public trust. The convention then ad-
jOurned to B p. m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-13
A Foul Murder.

SEGUIN, August IA bout ten
days ago two Mexicans working at
Erskine's mill, went down to the
river to battle. The younger man re-
turned, and when asked about the
other said he had gone to town. He
then proceeded to pack up his effects
and left. Nothing was thought of it
at the time, but after few days
when the other didn't return, search
was made, but no traces OF him
found. Yesterday one of the Code
boys, walking through the yard near
the river bank, saw a foot sticking up
and upon investigation, the body of
the missing Mexican was found
buried there. Robbery is supposed
to have been the cause of the murder.
Rain is very badly needed, as ev-
erything is suffering for the want Of
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-13
THE COLORED ENCAMPMENT.
Every Company Will Attend.

The various colOred volunteer guards of
the state have been commanded by the
state authorities to assemble in camp for
military instruction, September "a, %, ri.
q and 20. The date has been changed
from August Is to September "a, and the
companies, five in number, and amount
ing to 162 active men, will attend. Like
in the encampment we have just had, the
state bears part of the expense. This
encampment will be held at the San Ped
70 Springs, under state control, and is theN
first of its kind.
Major Jacob Lyons has left on a tour to
inspect the different companies sta
toned at Galveston, Houston, Bryan
San Antonio, Austin, Seguin and Column
bia. The regimental adjutant, j. F, Van
Duzor, of the 1st regiment, colored L. '.
g.. takes his place meanwhile.
The colored people of this city have or
gained a new militia company, ca lied the
Quincy Rifles. They have a membership
of As and have elected Leon Woodruff as
captain, rand f. c. Woods, second leu
tenant. The company hardly thinks
that it will be able to participate in the
encampment
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-13

just after midnight this morning. the
residents on South street were startled by
the report OF two distinct pistol shots.
Captain Goodrich, of the merchant police
force appeared on the scene and promptly
arrested the shooter, who proved to be
Mr. ChaS. Muench. brother of our county
weigher. Mr.. Muench was taken To to
station and turned Oucr 10 the city
authorities.
investigation showed that a
negro OF about twenty-five years
named William Holland. was the party
shot. 1t is said that Mr.. Muench had a
young girl Dora Thomas, arrested for
Stealing some money from him. and last
night negroes were prowling about his
house whom he thought were bent on
burglary or inccndiariSm He went to a
neighbOring house where he borrowed a
pistol, and ON his return, one negro
attempted to wrench it from him, during
which struggle it was discharged once.
and he is said to have fired the second
shot with the stated result.
Friends of Muench gave the following
version of the affair to the reporter, as
coming from MuCnCh himself.
They say that the negro paradcd before
his house and began abusing him because
OF his having the girl arrested for bar
gIary. Mucnch stepped out on the street
with a pistol and the negro opened fire on
him with Winchester, which he return
ed with his weapon.
The wounded man was taken to some
friends on Water street. where he lies
resting easy. His physician says he will
recover. Muench has been released on a
500 bond, which he promptly gave this
morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-13
Latest from Central America.


LIBERTAD, August 13.-Refugees
from Guatemala continue to bring
news of the revolutionary state of the
capital of that country. 1t is said
that Barrillos has gone to Quezalte-
mango, his native city, to assume per-
sonal command of the Indian troops
there, and to entrench himself on his
estate, LA Libertad," situated about
twelve miles from Quezaltenango.
President Ezeta, of Salvador, has
positively refused to accept any me-
diation from any power until he is
fully recognized as the chosen pro-
visienal President of Salvador. 1t is
understood here that recognition will
first be made by the United States
before any offer of mediation will be
made by the latter or by Mexico In
the trouble between Salvador and
Guatemala.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-13
No Minister TO Rome.

ROME, August 13.-The English
government has informed Cardinal
Rampoli that it is impossible for Eng
land to receive a papal envoy or to
send a minister to the Vatican. 1t
has been suggested by the Vatican
that a secretary be- attached to the
British legation ats Vienna, whose
duty it should be to conduct negotia-
tions with the Vatican and to set a
time to visit Rome.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-13
George Rush Shot.

Mr.. Albert +. +. Beckmann, architect
PiedraS NegraS, Mexico, who has been on
a visit to his family here, last evening re-
ceived a telegram from Mr.. Frank Fox
the brick contractor, stating that George
Rush, foreman bricklayer, was danger
ously shot at Pedras NegraS, Monday
night. Rush, formerly worked here, but
has been living in Eagle Pass and Cd.
'Porfiro Diaz (eX-Piedras Negras), the
last two or three years.