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THE AMENDMENT

- the LatiL-Ameri-an memorial
/ library had been stricken out; also
the provision for the expenses Of the
adiiJ!uual lani Offices. The appro-
pria.iUu Of Sl5p,uJJ for military
posts had h.eH reduced 10 SiD.OlD.
] = u th, Senate amendments relating
L. national sYlLirr~' homes tiurlud-
ing o. pointing mauagersl h..i been
struck out. The matter viii now
gn u tile two military COMMITTEES,
of IGr Two HOUSES. The provisions
ia relation Ia the irrigation survey
d ,d u-ru postponed for further CON-
ference. lhe conference repUr: was
entered printed, and went over till
tomuI row without action.
Hear. from the committee ON
priyiicgcs and elections. TcI Ortcd n
substitute for the House election
bill, ana il was placed uu ;lic .alvu-
dar. The minority OF ,hv commits
tee, he said, diSsenteu from the re-
port.
Frye gave notice that Ae would
not ask the Senate b. take w the
river and harbor bill until Fri4ay Of
next week.
Mitchell expressed regret at the
pOstp0nemert Of the river aud mar
Dor bill. Important works were
now stopped in Oregon, and he
would give preference 10 the river
and harbor bill rather than to the
tariff bill.
The conference report on the for
LITIGATION hill was presented, but
went over without action.
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TIE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Eyraud Attempts Suicidr--Thc
Boston Penitentiary Riot.

TRINIDAD, August I'm rl-
spouse to 4 request from CucharI IN
blOOdhOunGs 10 track the tr-Mis
who murdered the ear relairer 40
CuchaTa Junction last night, officers
and blOOdhOuuds went 10 the depot
to take the train and were refused
transportation. The hOunIsdij not
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he was indignant to learn Of q syn
dictate that mOuopUliZed the tele-
graphic communications with the
seat Of war, and that that syndicate
consisted OF the BOnilla family. Mr..
Cruz lies when he says my father Is
connected with cur business. He
also lies when he says one Of my
brothers is stationed at Libertad,
the port Of Salvador, and the only
instance wherein he does not lie is
in locating one Of the brothers here,
with offices in PasO del NOrte and
FL P4sO, Texas, the writer Of this,
who hereby denOunces him as liar,
rs he deserves.
The statements that the Bonilla
agency has mOnopolized the Next
can Central wires has provoked
laughter hereabouts. The BOnilla
agency had Lever sent out line Of
news to any newspaper, and Cruz
lies when he so states.
In regard to the last charge Of in
Perception OF kilograms, will say
that few days ago the New York
Star said that il was strange that
Mr.. Blaine could not communicate
by cable with Guatemala, and that
il WAS unusually strange that MIR.
Blaine had not heard from Mr.. Miz-
Ber at Guatemala, and that 1t WIS
equally strange that Mr.. Blaine had
heard from Mr.. Miner Mt Guatema-
IN Icy another line 1.-THE BOnilla
agency. This proves that Mr..
Cruz has lied, for Miners messages
through the BOnilla agency always
reached Blaine, while the latter's
messages to Miner by cable failed
to reach their destination.
TIE REASON FOR THIS
is plain: Libertad, through which
the cable reaches Guatemala, is in
Salvador. and since the 22nd Of June
communication through that point
has been stopped. The cable com
pany, knowing this. has failed Ia It.
fuse messages for Guatemala. Our
agency has promptly dispatched all
telegrams. Even yesteniay the
BOnilla agency transmitted over POO
wOnis from Miner to Blaine. If
we had ever interrupted their
kilograms we would not he
further trusted with them.
We have no monopoly. Any
person or persons can engage in the
business We carry on. In fact there
il now in FL PaSo Juan Rodriguez
CAST de Jon. the Secretary Of the
Guatsmalan Legation at the City Of
Mexico, who i transmitting the
official messages Of his government.
For two years our agency has
handled kilograms for 10th Cruz and
Baiz and their governments. In
fact, not over eight years ago | haG
in my hands n message for both OF
them, vet they tell the Star that il
sswas new T. them" The fact Is
that they have patrOnized our
service because il j. efficient,
prompt and cheap. We have but
two connecting offices to reach the
United States. while the cable has
SIX before reaching Galveston.
In regard to the charge that we
have refused the Associated Press
our news il i answered by the
simple statement that we have not
dealt in news, but we would be
happy to serve them n soon as peace
i IestOrrd III Central America.
Your Obedient servant,
JOSE DIAZ De BoNILLA.
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FOR THE FOREIGN TRADE.

That could not injure any domestic
business, because no vessels for for
eign commerce are being construct
ed in the United states.
Aldrich remarked that provision
for that purpose had been made in
another paragraph.
Paddock appealed 20 Aldrich in
the interest OF agriculture TO agree 20
reduction Of at least One-tenth Of
cent per pound on structural iron.
AldTich hearkened 10 the appeal
ami ON his motion the rate was re-
duce-d to eight-tenths Of cent, Mr..
Nauce's amendment TO make il six
tenths having been rejected.
The next paragraph tlS2) applies
to boiler iron or steel. and imposes
duties varying according 10 classifi-
cation from one cent per pound to g.
cents per pound, the duty on tine
highest class to be IS per cent al
valorem.
Vest moved TO reduce the various
specific rates in the Paragraphs TO
81 per cent al valoTem. Rejected
Yeas %, nays 26-a strict party
vote.
The tariff bill was temporarily
laid aside to allow Allow Allison to
present the conference report on the
sundry civil appropriation bill. The
bill, said Allison, as it passed the
House, had 500, 900 900 and was
then increased 10y the Senate 81
100000. The net reductions agreed
b in the conference committee
amounted to 50, res, 600, so that the
bill carried under the conference
report So, $500
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AN INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION DECISION.
Eyraud, the French Murderer, Fails
in an Attempt to Hang
Himself.
RIOT AT CHARLESTON, MASS.
STATE PRISON.
The Triennial CanlOHment OF Odd
Fellows is Attended by Tn
pleasant Incidents.
By Telegraph to the SEws.l
LODGE ELECTION BILL.
some of the Changes Made in Its
Substitute.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Among
the changes winch tile Senate com
mittee made in the substitute for the
lodge election bill, which was re,
ported to the Senate today, are the
following: All reference 10 that sec.
ton Of the Revised Statutes which
is was claimed provides for the pres.
enceOf troops at the polls are strick-
en- out, AMI the provision for the
drawing OF juries by the commits
siOners Is also omitted. The penal
oiienses were simplified aud made
misdemeanOrs instead Of ielOuies.
The punishments were modified.
the highest punishment imposed be-
ing three years' imprisonment and
fine Of $1,000, as against five years
and a fine Of $1,000 in the House
bill. The judges Of the circuit
court before whom the applic8
ton was made for the appointment
Of supervisors Is authorized %
appoint as supervisors any persons
that he may see lit, not being cVu-
fined in his selection 10 the list fur
nished by the street supervisor. In
eases where ballots are east in the
wrong box, they are not 70 ue count
ell unless the tally sheets show that
the votes for COngressmen do not
equal the number Of NAMES on the
poll list, then enough Of the votes 30
wrongly cast shall be aided 10 the
tally sheet 10 make the vote equal to
the whole number Of votes shown
to Ice east. When the election OiIi-
Gers refuse to administer the oath 10
voters applying therefor, il Is pro-
videi that the supervisors shall as-
minister the oath, but no effort will
le made 10 have the vote thus rc-
fused cast, the object being merely
10 preserve the testimony Of the a =
plication and refusal.
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JOHN ". You've.

The most obstinate case Of catarrh
are cured by the use Of Ely's Cream
hahn, the only agreeable remedy.
IL Is not a liquid or snuff, Is easily
applied into the n0strils. For cold
in the head It i magical. IL gives
relief ut once. Price soc. u
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Husband. I Want You 90 Try It'

1 had suffered for years with @
complaint the physicians C.l't
gravel. and they had given up Goo
attempt to help me. My wiiehcaEU
Of DR.. David Kennedy, FavOrit,.
Remedy, Of RondOut. y. u and
spoke rs above. To please her I Sot
n bottle. Used that ami two or
thee more, and presently the trUu-
hle vanished never t. RETURN
Washington Monroe, Catskill, w.
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THE TWO CHAMBERS.
The Tariff Bill Again Engages Al.
tenIion I'm the senate


WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE tariff
bill was taken up by the Senate.
Paragraph 129 taxes bar iron, round
iron, fiat and square iron from $40
Of ceut to one cent per pound, ac-
cOrding to the classification. Me-
| Pherson stated that the average
duty in the paragraph is 9-l0 Of a
cent per pound, and that the duty
on ton Of such iron lin equal
quaniitiesl would be SOLO per ton.
The iron referred 10 was Of the low
est quality, not charcoal iron, and
the duty proposed was altOgetherto too
high. He moved to amend by
striking out the rates per pound and
inserting n uniform rate Of 80 per
cent ad valorem. He said the duty
proposed in the bill was equal TO
from IS to SO per cent.
Mr.. Sherman questioned Me
Pherson's facts and figures. After
further debate, McPhersOn's
amendment was rejected. Yeas
is, nays IS. Another strict party
vote.
The next para ph uSO) taxes
round iron in coils or rods, Of certain
shapes and sizes IL cents per
pound. There was a provision that
all charcoal iron shall be subject
10 duty OF not less than SD per
ton. The provision does not apply
20 pig iron.
NIcPherson moved to reduce the
various rates in the paragraph. Re
jeeted.
Vance moved to reduce the rate
in paragraph l3l (beams, girders
and other structural shapes Of iron
or steel from 9-lO Of one cent per
pound.
Gray asked why the duty on
structural forms OF steel and iron
used for ships and buildings should
not be removed, on such structural
forms as were to be used in vessels
intended
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CHINESE LAUNDRY rRorKIE1uEs.
CONFIRMED.

Registrars Of land Oflices-Samuel
Gordon, Alilds City, Mont; W.
Roberts, Sacramento, Cal.
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one Of the CuUHaTas murderer. 80
Rouse station ~ midnight toni DO.
INSTRUMENTATION.
HALIFAX, Aug. 5.-ALyirlz -Hm
Kingston, Ja.aIys. IylCT, o. =,r.a,is
ease Of Decentralization aL Apostle
Battery. near pug. Royal. Sergeant
White Of the Firsg Battalion, IVES.
India regiment, after rei eaiea re-
fuslls 20 get permission % sya his
family, one night secured ever
seventy rounds Of ammunition and
proceeded 10 Apostles Battery. The
officers icing absent Es TOOK ua 90
position in an aperture o. await tue.r
return. When nc saw them coming
hc began FIXING, and the officers
finding Il impossible 20 Cilegta Ill-
ing, procured assistance from tine
sappers aud royal engineers. The
party succeeded in gaining entrance
amid a shower oi bullets IL was
found necessary TO shOst White,
otherwise lie would have EIllcl
several II the men. One man ui tine
attacking party was badly WOUNDED.
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a BED OF TIToRNS
Al the TricnniaI Cantonment of the
I. -. OF.

CHICAGO, Aug. THE great
triennial CantOnment Of the |. %. o.
F., in progress here, is developing
numerous cases Of friction. The
California and other western can
tons say they haven't been treated
fairly in the matter Of railroad rates.
They are accordingly present in
fewer numbers than they expected
to be, and those who are here are
mad. The troop Of Lancers from
Denver feel hurt because the Junior
Hussars Of Columbus, Ohio, who
didn't come half AS far as they did,
are given n better y sitiOn than
they are in the generaiissim0's staff
corps.
Then there is a great big wide
spread kick because the coupon
tickets attached 10 the excursion
railroad tickets only admit to the
ground, but DO not eutitle tine hold
eT to seat. The seats in the grand
stand are extra. Ii cost - cents for
n seat on the bleaching boards, 81
cents for seat Oh = rough plank.
with another rough plank Tor hack,
aud 81 for a chair in the central sec-
ton Of the grand stand. The breth-
rem and sisters Of the three links
don't Ike this. When they bought
their railroad tickets anu paid 81
extra for six coupons, admitting
them to the grOunds uu six separate
days. they thought that meant a
seat in tine grand stand also. When
they find il doesn't they get mad
and say General Underwood has
swindled them. There are hun
dreds Of people in town ready to
make affidavit that General Under
wood IS rObbing them for his own
benefit.
GENERAL UNDERWOOD
was asked what he had to say about
these complaints: 81 have nothing
to do with this railroad business, >
he said, sand | won't be annoyed
with il. l made arrangements with
the railroads for a three-quarters fare
for the round trip for men in uni
form and one fare for persons not in
uniform. AS part Of that contract
everybody taking advantage ofthese
rates was required to pay 81 in addi-l
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President brigham Young.

Il i my intention 10 comqil. ai'
my fathers iettiers for Publication
and | viii lie greatly obliged 90 AL
those who have such letters if they
will kindly forward thrm TO Jgmes
4. Little. care Jlrs. e Z 's4c,lT
Office, Salt Lake q s., t.lt Iley
may be correctly cUYi i. tll such
letters viii &c m { carefully
handled ami returned safely to the
owners. Eespeotiully,
IDS JOHN W. YOUNG.
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GENERAL sIcCOOE

General McCOOk will be assigned
to the Department Of Arizona, with
headquarters at santa Fe, New
Mexico.
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE CUlI-
TrTz-Hl.E
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\ ,luEpEl:En cAranr.

DENVER, Aug. - st 20
special says: sheriff Dick captured
one Of the CuCEaTa- murderer, so
[ Rouse station ~ midnight ;I-n. ai.
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1AAAANnA AA7NNA ~ NAA'A ATAAAA ANAAhN III NANE
case Of the san BeTuaU!inO Board Of
Trade against the AtchisOn, Topeka
n santa Fe and Other- in favor Of
the complainant. The complaint
alleged that the railroad companies
charged more on certain specified
commodities fiOm Missouri river
points. ~. Louis, Chicago, Cinciu-
natl. Detroit aud New York % SAN
Beruarlino, Cal, than for a longer
distance over the same lire 10 Los
Angeles.
The points decided, briefly stated.
are rs follow: Where the complaint
alleged tina. n greater charge ia The
aggregate for transportation og like
kind OF property i maize for "a
shorter than a longer distance over
the same line In the same direction,
the shorter being included iu the.
longer, and that unlawful IrufrI-
ence Is thereby given one locality
over another. IL j. held that the conf
plant is sufficient 60 put the carriers
on proof that the services We're rem
derei under such di-similar circum-
stances rs 10 justify the greater
charge. Water competition which
will Justify q greater charge for a
shorter distance by railroads mus,
bc actual. Possible competition
will not justify such q greater
change under the provisions Of the
fourth section Of the act 70 regulate
commerce. The filing OF q schedule
OF rates with the commission, AS re-
quirc,i 10y the statute, raise. no pre-
sumption rs TO the legality Of such
rates, and no omission CT failure %
challenge or diSlpgTove schedules
80 filed can have the effect Of max
ing lawful rates which are unrea-
sOnablc.
CHINESE LAUNDRY TROPRIETuEs.
The assistant Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury says the department
having decided that a iaundTymIn i
4 labOrer, 4 Chinamnu who j. the
proprietor Of 4 laundry would not,
unuer the act Of October, ISIS, be
allowed TO Ireland in the United
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VOL XXIII.
MERCHANTS

You want this
Coffee Cabinet;
It's tho bo5t fix
ture you eyerpue
Into your store
Holds 40 ono
10. packages.
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NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston,
Aug. "A special dispatch to the
Press Agency says the GUatemalan
negotiations forpeaceare progressing
favOrably and will doubtless be con-
cluded before the end Of the week.
1t is believed that peace honorable
TO both Guatemala and Salvador will
be arranged.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

WHEN the country press of Texas
can advance no sOunder argument
for Hogs nomination than the hos
tility of the large dallies of the state
to his candidacy, they confess weak
ness that should be fatal to all HOgg's
hopes. There is more sectiOnalism,
narrowness, prejudice, and pessim-
ism in little county weekly than
in all the leading daiIies of the state
combined. The large view, and the
broad mind, and the allsideG con-
sideration are as Indispensable to a
good daily as is its power press. 1t
is as safe to follow the lead Of a large
journal as it is unsafe to tie to
the tail of small one.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23
Ruby'S 6tter.

A letter from Mr.. J. W. Ruby, Union City,
Ind, says; II have used your Cark's EX-
tract of Flax PapiliOnl Cough Cure and md
il a complete cure for deep seated cold l
has done more good than two of Ourmost Skill
full physicians My children had the whoop
ing Cough land with the aid of your Cough
Cure, they had it very Eight compared with
neighbors' children who did not take it.
believe it to be the best Cough Cure in the
market" So it is. large bottle only
$l.00
Cark's Flax Soap for the skin. Itleads
them all Price p cents. Cough Cure and
Soap for sale by +. Kalteyer Son. 5.ly-l2J
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

THE annual conference Of national
charities and corrections, in session at
Baltimore, is devoting some needed at
tention to matters bearing upon treat
ment and confinement of tie insane.
The conference has done a good work
in past years but has only entered
upon its laboTs. The whole prison
system OF the country in its relations
to corrections, needs OveThauling.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

HoGG has already knocked out
Throckmorton and Mcdonald, but
Hall and Wheeler have taken their
places. 1t does seem as though the
old capitol crowd are determined to
have the fun all to themselves. Bet
ter bill the state-'No entries outside
the capital allowed"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

THE papers are divided as to the
McCalla courtmartial sentence. There
is no division of opinion about the
disgrace it entaiIed upon the naval
service, nor over the TACT that there
are too many McCaIlas in the ser
vice. Wholesome discipline is good
thing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

That the San Antonio Compress com
ptuy mean business i eViECCulhc SITE
the dcscIsiUn and force they put into
ID OvcHcnts. Work was commenced, the site
secured and every thing arranged III very
short space. The MCmuers OF the company
are W. Il. Rob ards. J. l.. SIayden. and W. Is.
GARRISON OF san Antonio and J. \. ho0peT,Ot
austin. The capital stock Is SlOO0Jj nearly
tac entire amount OF which viii hc used III
l.stahIis hing tho DINlt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

FEMALE DI>EASES-IrreguIar periods:
painful menstrual discharge. absence of
regular periods. pain in the back. etc; etc.
Use SaWyrr'S Uterine Pastillr>. Rag
land * Co. sole agents, City drug store,
San Antonio Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

D. OuassO the southern Tailor.
Has now received a fine stock of
spring and summer goods, and with
firgt-class WOrkmen will turn out only
the best work at reasonable pricesi
221 Commerce street. lO-ll-St
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

IT is too late to take into account
the undesirable features Of the Nc
Kinley schedule. 1t is law. Some Of
its provisions might have been ad-
vantageOusly changed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

THE BRENNAN Banner is not above
criticism in its statement that dem
ocratic denunciation of Hogg is self
qualification, because they elected
him attorney general. 1t by no means
follows that because the democrats
elected Hogg to the attorney-general-
ship that they endorse all his acts
as such officer; nor does it follow
that having elected to such office an d
being wofully disappointed in him,
they are in consistency bound to elect
HIM to every other office to which he
aspires.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

THE action of the British house Of
lords in inquiring into the condition of
workingmen and investigating causes
of insufficient wages, is denounced as
socialistic by Earl Mach.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

THE attempt to secure the money
from Noland's bondsmen according to
their stipulated agreement has failed,
because three of them refused to come
down, and now suit will be instituted
to compel them to pony up. The
cost Will fall on those who have the
means and the impecunious will go
scot free. After a while the gam
blers who got away with holland 5
pile at poker will be interviewed by
the grand jury.
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AGENTS FOB THE LIGHT
To CORRESPONDENTS.

AL communications for this paper should be
accompanied by the name OF the author. not
necessarily for publication, but as evidence Of
good faith on the part of the writer. Write only
on one side of the paper. In plain hand. An
saynous COMMUNICATIONS viii not be noticed.
The LIGHT will not be responsible for the state
nent ofits correspondents.
All communications for publication, or per-
tanning to the Editorial or Local News Depart
ments. should be addressed ITO the Editor Of
The LIGHT"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

ANOTHER of woman's rights has
been trampled on in New York court
which holds that the violation of his
total abstinence pledge by husband
is not sufficient ground for divorce.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23
IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?

Not if you go through the word dyspep
io, Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are positive
cure for the worst forms Of DYSPEPSIA, ind
gestiOn, Flatulency and Constipation. Sol
by Ragland u Co., %
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1890.

AS the floods subside it will be re-
lief to the country to know that the
reports of human suffering have been
greatly exaggerated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

THE men who believe in moral sua.
sion at the muzzle OF pistol will con-
tend for a capital punishment, always
forgetful that violence breeds vio-
lence and judicial killing tends to
cheaper the estimate in which hui
man life is held.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-23

STANLEY is in as bad plight with
the lion hunter and the relic hunter
as ever liberally-mlnded clergyman
was with the heresy hunter. Even
his old buds are sought for with a
gusto by the fair aristocrats OF Eng
land. Why not put them up at auc-
ton?