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r- Chicago Jonrnai actually euioys
49,. 4.,.-,u,a thus dsscr bed Tie
-, 49, Sic Of she Richmond HoT t.
,,,lif.rv organ tat'ou Of R.cn-
mond. Va. composed exclusively ot
spde.. are in a state ct mind. A com
- - ..l,rsd citizens waited upon
-. Mckinney recently, and re-
- b,r, - order tas hoT T.tsers 10
..f.... during the susncipst
e.l ssrseou. IN honor Ct 'ne DAY TIE
nourhs q srinss ss.use n honor o'
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ksoo.t ~ ,hs Ho~iissrs - boiling point,
ses 4 - qass. pc..isss 'a'' ,ae Gov
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Aem 70 sssnos ths dess'
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La1iaatea Eeser1s
Tie Ogzn8 RAPIDS Democrat of oc-
tol,eE ; save "Naakee lngsapsy may
aey - = nay - produce ca&inpA
from gypsun3. Il : ab0ut a. hkeiy a.
oar mAklug tinplste = preoien an
kee figenaity has tscsu working az fer
a lttle over la years without pTodae-
ng a sIng.e sheet. Righl Oa tAe heels
~ t8.s steurdly ridiculous declaration
conles tue news that tea million oi dol
lars sFe % be invested "a Pennsylvania,
aua al ;. S.ATgow Point. near Baltimore,
another isgt tat vii :. ~ emp4 ~ ment
10 sys9 men. w.ll be erected Al once.
Iup.ate viii be manufactured 10
snpply the home market Millions oi
dol.srs wIil he Kept ~ home, and the
thousands OK people gwen employment
II maintain taeir families IL comfort
The Mckinley tarlif bill j. labor :
opportunity. Bat the Grand Rapids
Democrat, hke others Of is TX, would
rather opl osr the tarlh than be right
All vii share m the increased pros
perlty OF the country, however.
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EJsTtEss rFapfEs

A PAKr frAFrE - rs~sr - So ~ ~
= q. 49, r9sis~s~ Fzvi.s 49, - efe -
r-sr-esf erefss zr-stizHEt EAfs tssrrs.
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Angan Garst.es

Alesan GaKst,e:
The election OF Capt. Charles w.
Watkins FOR Congres, Is a fogegonc con
cluslon. lle ls popular Ia the clty, AMI
IS making very good impression n
the rural districts. lie IS on the stump
n hls Own behalf, aud the meetings are
larg is attended and enthusiastic.
one thing that Will help the kepubh-
cans Is the very general prosperity
among the farmers. The price for veg
etabies, gram and fruits are consider
ABLY higher than q year ago; wheat IS
u bushel where s. cents was paid q
year ago; potatoes are 90 and so cents
against p and 80 cents; apples are Sl.20
ganst 90 cents. and other produce sells
at prODOruOnatelv advanced prices.
The farmers in this district are pros
porous, are satisfied with the present
condition OF affairs, and will act hc-
cordngly. When Mr. Ford appear ;
among them and tells how they are
beng robbed. how their farms are
mo.tgaged and themselves IN debt, he
is laughed at. The farmers know bet
ter. Mr.. Ford is gong through the
motions OF making canvass, but he
now seems exceedingly "rocky." He
can expect no assistance from the Kent
county committee and must depend
entirely upon his own efforts. lie
makes a very poor showing over the
entire district. 1t Is safe 10 declare
that the Republicans will carry the
county for almost if not the entire
ticket, and that Watkins will be the
next Congressman.
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Ala lt.I Iacaita nolfi tu NItf t.ttHH.
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A .selrn froHt la a.. ncI Ifa.t fIr ttlill
Heia ave. al AnApr roa4- lass @IS sa lslesa
lsrs aN
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hears -. Sticl = E-ace1 asa sl4ca4ik
lata. ti. - essy teEfsk I. ) ffssin.
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|
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= be found. infants ier adoption. ~ s. Dr
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IBokoi sli instruction given on fhf rs.f .r.
Ms. j. kennedy. 21h h Bridge So eii
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6A2 ~shorfrs. - acres "a sao1 rasrurr.
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EfHNpE barht1 wire tcnre ou sac faI.n.
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Prices less titan Tor pasfurirg nearer Iaf aIrr.
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NJ. "a. the Anu hE'seuiue Company Is once
- North Dlvlslon-sf.. ~. j. Naurch. I-.ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

T. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Weston BuildlnE. - NAnal-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

AAAAIfh-EN ile National Aff.lIUf ss.e
~ citation. cnerlrilU as.tais &. ri IrlIu l.4f.
ils anu other MlculEth Iu.ie. sula l.Ii.,
and iuli commissions ou fenehals. sd iI sf
James firrce. state Asrilf. ortla lttnlds. -
AAAAIED-tCen fo. far ilisa q si fhr
y piorntious ot. nauuE Deeds $500 uraI
Achievements of ntau.rsl lNrrfs untNt 81
Toledo. OHIO. nIf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-14
Bolton Items.

Bolton, Texas, June 4.-The ex-
confederates have published the pro-
gramme tor their second annual re-
union, which will be held here on the
9th of next July. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all ex-confederates
throughout the state to attend. Ample
arrangements have been made to en-
terrain all vino come.
Prof. H. c. HUMPHREYS, of Oenaville,
has been appointed county superin-
tendent of public schools, vice White
removed
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REAL ESTATE.


Deals and the Prices They Bring.
Maria Fchrman MaXfcldt to Frank Sic
| maug lot corner East and West Houston
street $500.
II. @. skinner 10 J. +. Brown, lots II.
-. block >, on Monterey and Pinto streets,
500.
John II. and Wlhemina Copeland to
a. +. DOwdell. lot 81, block 3. original city
lot &c, on Perez near San Marcos streets,
$50.
Lamson w. and Dolores IIagy to Keller
f. Rocky. lot 5. block O. on South side of
Marshall, near North Flores streets,
$295O
DIR. George CupplcS and Laura Cupples
to Maggie BobO, quit claim to lot >. block
80. on Nolan. near Olive streets. s..
Homestead Land and Improvement
company to j. Il. ScatcS. lot /, block y,
lot ., block 81. West End. $1,000.
j. K. ScateS to Hugo Iapp, above arop-
city, 81 900.
Homestead Land and Improvement
company to Hugo Zapp. lots -, block p,
lot 10, block 80. West End, $500.
Earl Sawyer to \. oliver, lot 6, block ),
on Dclgado street, near Hamilton avenue,
$40.
NJ. A. and G.. F. Oliver. to George S.
Beard and Pauline Weber. lots l. >, g. 4,
) and 6. block 5, on DelgadO street. south
of West End. Sl,2OO.
AndrcaS Brown. Jose NJ. Cadena, Do
lOreS Cadcna. James Brown, YSabel
Brown. Louisa Il. Valdez, Jose NJ. Sal
divar and Augusta Saldivar to George :.
Beard and Pauline Weber, above prop
crty, 500.
G. 4. and +. E. HocrIr to r. c. Frost.
West Commerce and TrcVino streets, $50
OO0.
West Texas Improvement Co. to :. A.
and :. a. Ry. Co., right-O f-way over sur
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COrSiCana Budget.

CORsICANA, June 14.-Six negroes
and white man, convicts on the
convict farm here, overpowered the
guard yesterday and escaped to the
woods, taking the guards pistol with
them. So far they have not been cap
tured.
Gen.James Clarity, vice-president of
the Corsicana and Southeastern rail-
road, is now in New York arranging
financial affairs of the new company.
Mr.. James Harrison who just died
here is a brother-in-law of Mrs.
Wheeler, wife of the present lieuten-
and governor.
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\ Defective City Hall.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-Archi-
tect Wright, commissioned to inquire
into the contract work performed on
the city hall, presented his report
and states that openings had Eeen
made in 43 places, and instead of SOL
id masonry they were found stuffed
with rubbish. The great piers sup
porting iron Orders were similarly
stuffed. The contractors agree to
put the work in perfect condition.
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DUVAL COUNTY.
FINE CROPS--BEST FARMING
LANDS IN TENAS---AND
PROGRESSINE MEN.
Collins Ram Losses its HOrns---
The Fine Iron Bridges.

Collins Ram Losses its HOrnS---
The Fine Iron Bridges.
SAN DIEGO, Tex, June II.
Duval County has put on its work
ing clothes; and has formed an i'm
migration society and will present
through its representive men the adj
vantages of that section to others
seeking homes. No section Of our
state present more attractive features
than this section. Lands are cheap,
productive, fine climate, good water
and all the acquisitions to make
diserable home.
Three years ago only about one hum
dred bales of cotton were
raised; this season, the crop
is estim ated at 5000 bales and
will possibly exceed that amount.
The progressive men of the
county are wide awake to the adj
united in their efforts. Mossbacks
will have to take back seats, with
out they strip the accumulation of
years and join the procession. Among
its progressive men are Hon. j. Nj.
Luby, county Judge, Sheriff Wright,
Doctor Wright, Messrs Bodet, Messrs
Corkill, Reynolds, Island and others,
who are fully in sympathy with the
progressive movement. On Wednes-
day, the county commissioners con-
tracted with John Payson of your
city who represents the Berlin Iron
Bridge Co. for the construction of three
fine iron bridges. costing So, 5000,
which have been long needed and
will aid our county farmers to market
their crops. A system of good roads
will be inaugurated and old Duval
will soon lead the cotton counties of
the state. OCCASIONAL.
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Companies Office, 4I3 {. Houston Street.
IibarnI TPrnS
SONS OF HERMANN.
Their Fiftieth Anniversary CeIebra-
ton Occurs Tomorrow.

The Harmonic Lodge Sons of Her.
man, will have a grand celebration
at the springs tomorrow, beginning
at $50 O'Clock; and every body is well
come. The programme will be very
interesting.
Every accommodation necessary for
visitors will be provided and the
best OF everything will be Obtainable.
The Sons of Herman, in years past,
have always been successful in their
undertakings and all may be assured
that tomOrrow's celebration will lack
nothing of prestige over former Oc-
Casions of the kind.
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22 ANToNIo TEXAS. SATURDAY.
LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

GAL ANU . HER SOURCES.
Mexican bankers view with alarm
the proposed silver bill.
Heavy rains inundate several
streets in the city of Mexico.
The work of senate's finance COM
mittee Oh tariff is almost completed.
Edwin X. Valentine is the newly
appointed senate's sergeant at arms.
Sunday civil service appropriation
bill and private pension occupy the
time OF the house.
Civil Service Commissioner Lyman
is censured and the system itself will
be investigated.
Two pistol shots in Philadelphia
cellar wind up the careers of VIM.
Collins and Oh aries Dermer.
Louisiana special committee on lot
terry favors the bill to 8, the pre-
sent minority report.
The contested election cases in Mis-
sissippi, Virginia and South Carolina
come up next week.
Mexico authorizes railway through
Toluca from the national capital to
Zehuatango on the Pacific.
Lord Harrington will take
Smiths seat in the Salisbury cabinet
if Smith resigns.
Lord salisbury sticks to his pro-
gramme; tithes bill, Irish land pur-
chase bill, licensing bill and all.
The Gar is reported to have fled
to Petershotf palace from Gatchina,
fearing assassination.
Inquiry into Cheyenne Indian out
RACES in the senate, goes over to make
way for silver bill discussion.
San Francisco offers s. 900 for a fin
ish glove fight between Kilrain and
Denver Smith.
The Sac and Fox chiefs wheel into
line unexpectedly and the purchase
treaty is signed.
The land secured by government
from the Sac and Fox Indians leave
443, 900 acres of public domain after
the allotments are taken.
Bruiser Jackson is getting tired of
waiting for Sullivan to come to time
and will soon 60 to Australia unless
John books.
A cloud burst, an overfowed creek,
a washOut, train wreck, three dead
railroad men and twelve drowned
citizens, make up the record of fatal
tiles six miles from Maysville, Ky.
Typographical union closes its ses-
siOns III Atlanta to meet in Boston.
NJ. Lam bert of Austin is Texas trus-
tee.
Dun S review says legitimate bust
ness is highly encouraging, specula-
ton discouraging. All markets are
improved.
Thirty-seven children and So dead
in % years is the record of a census
enumerator in the case Of Martha
Gray, Richmond, Va. Triplets six
times, twins six and singles seven.
Senate lays it's silver bill on the
table, house bill as amended by
finance committee is substituted de-
bate extended until Monday, and vote
then taken.
The proposed sale of the Chicago
stock yards for $50, 600, 900 to an Eng
lish syndicate is tied up on charges of
fraud and corruption filed in court
with petition for receiver OF the yards
and Injunction against issue of bonds.
The Silesia weavers defy the police,
and yet $50 arrests i'll as many differ
ent fights with the mob, show that
the police are not inactive. The
property owners will cOncede de-
mands to save the remnant of their
property.
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Prefers His Own Business.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, June 14.-Col.
Andrew D. Baird, who was nomin-
ated by President Harrison last week
to be postmaster of Brooklyn, has
declined the Office because the de-
mands of his business will not per-
NIT him to undertake it's duties.
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Canadian Crops.

TORONTO, Ont, June 14.-Crop re-
ports for every section of the country
are most encouraging. The outlook
in Ontario is generally bright one,
but much depends upon the weather
in the next few weeks.
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ONerstenning the Line.

THE HAGUE, June 14.-Telegrams
have been received here from Paran-
iairbO, Dutch Guiana, announcing
that the French have occupied the
territory on the Laval river, the own
ership of which is in the dispute be-
tween Holland and France.
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Cholera in SDain.

MADRID, June 14.-Cholera has
broken out at Pueblo, Dreuga, in the
province of Valencia and there have
already been fourteen deaths. Dis
ease is supposed to have been brought
from Africa,
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Among the Soldier BOYS.

MOBILE, Ala, June 14.-Camp
Werborn, was active all day Friday;
in the morning with the artillery,
cavalry and infantry drills, and in
the afternoon with the company and
battalion drills.
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Crops DESTROYED by Hail.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June IA
severe hail and wind storm passed
over the northern part of this country
yesterday afternoon. Crops in the
neighbOrhoOd of Trussville were en-
tirely destroyed.
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LONDON, June l4.-An enormous
meeting of social democrats was held
in the Nolks Francrais, at Moabit, a
suburb OF Berlin, yesterday. The
speakers freely criticized the socialist
and labor policy of the emperor and
the meeting finally passed resolutions
censuring the Kaiser for his labor re-
scripts.
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4 FriS XIV Countess.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE trial of the
Coun ess t-charged with
making her fashionable residence in
the Thiergarden the scene of outrage
Gus orgies, in which many members of
the highest German nobility took
part-is proceeding here behind closed
doors
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-14
THE COURTS.
Doings in the Halls ofJustice.

JUdrC NOOnan hold no pOurt this uOrn-
inc, but in JUDGE Kimgs room n the 'T mil
.ti1i continuos ~ rrind7 TLo noSn of NJ
y Hargravc vs. g r. RnrroTGb ~ was AZ;
arpurd And pivrn IN The imrv Who wore
sin ont at faSt acrnuntS TLG ease was
. snit on acr0unf
,s.,,.,,,l;. .I's'. c..,
"A new sun, u yHaI Oh lIle I,"lrtN laFtrlGG"
company " Eu' GIeNc>s r. ioI 9toU' mas
nGeh liItu IN lhH forlyLhitH GlStrlct court
Nv Pii"lii hI'E'c Ildl u'l'IilidHI II III
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-14
An Electric Bond

EAGLE PASS, June 14.-Eagle Pass
and Pedras Negras Lighting company
have their wires strung across the
river and are ready to begin opera
tions. This is the first instance of the
connection of the United States with
a foreign country by this kind of en-
terprise.
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CHATTANOOGA, June II. - The
Evening News out of whose office the
Union compositors walked June .,
having been refused an advance,
has conceded the demands of the
men, restored them to the Office and
allowed the increase demanded, SO IL
cents per 1000 ems,
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EiNPrS and HarhnrS.

WAsHINGTON, June 1.-THE SEN
ate commerce committee took
up the Mississippi river bill this
morning in its consideration of the
rivers and harbors bill, and fixed the
amount for its improvement at So, $780,
600
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Came Within One oft.

BATON ROUGE, June 1.-THE bill
to make the State Treasurer of Louis
lana ineligible for two consecutive
terms and to define his term of office
failed to pass the house by one vote.
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KANSAS CITY, June 1.-the Bur-
lington yesterday announced it would
make the cattle rate from here to
Chicago, is cents. When applied To-
cally, the rate has been steady at
u 1-2 cents.
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Christian Colonization.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE Reichstag
today adopted a credit Of 1900 600
marks on account OF East A frica. DR..
Windthorst advocated the formation
of institutions in Germany to train
missionaries for Africa.
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Refuses to Resign.

BATON ROUGE, June 14.-Represen-
entative Borlan of Baton Rouge has
been requested to resign his seat be-
cause he will not vote to submit the
question of lottery charter to the peo-
ple. He will retain his seat,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-14

The Russell Harrison Party Invited.
BRENNAN, Tex, June 1.-THE
secretary of the board of trade has
wired an invitation to the Harrison
Leslie party to pay Brenham a visit
at whatever time may suit their con-
venience.
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The Baby Was Forgotten.

A gentleman stopped Supervisor
Newcomb on the street yesterday and
told HIM that IN giving in the census
of the family his wife had completely
forgotten the baby. Baby will be
taken.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-14

BOsTON, June 14.-Teemer has tele-
graphed his acceptance of the offer
made by Chas. H. Thayer, of 81 900
purse for a race at Point of Pines, be-
tween himself, Hanlan and Gaudauer,
on June 9th.
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watcrworks Contradictory Farm

LULING, Tex, June 1.-THE capt.
tai is subscribed and contract let for
the building of waterworks.
Among one of the great enterprises
of this section is the establishment of
the Oakley Jersey farm by w. w.
Lipscomb and w. G. Beard.
Cotton crop shipped from here for
1889 was 16, 675 bales.
The furniture and fixtures for the
opera house are here.
Census enumerators are rushing
business.
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or For New York

Mr.. Chas. Smith of the firm of B.
Smiths Sons, and the Correvon Cloth
ing company, leaves Tuesday and
sails Wednesday tor New York where
he will lay in stock OF goods for the
two houses and also for their new
house, corner Commerce and Navarro
street. opening August first.
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Now MPnhPrS.

Board of Trade yesterday admitted the
following new members. subject to APP
prOyaI Of next regular meeting: Peter
Fisher, {. Il. Mullaly. T. II. Henderson.
Albert JoSkc. Il. w. Staacke, H. f. Hide
brand and b. f. Stribiug.
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For Others Lives. HerLife.

DAVENPORT. June l4.-By. the
prompt and heroic work of thirty
nuns in the Catholic Mercy Hospital
here this morning, the forty helpless
patients who were in the institution
were saved from a horrible death.
One nun burned to death.
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A meeting Of the French citizens will
be held at HOTner'S saloon tomorrow
night about the l4th of July programme.