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Fair play., 1890-03-01
The DOMINION,
Tn" New Eytra,!iti"n Treaty Gives Vrry
General Saii-!,cticp - How IL Difier r%
I'r"In the Weldon I;iII.


General Sati-!'cti"p - How IL Differs
Ir"In the Weldon I;iIl.
OTTAWA. Ont, Feb. .I-The con-
scnSus of oIGnion about the lobbics Of
Parliament here Is that the new ex-
tradition treaty as ratified by the United
States Senate is all that could bo dc
sired. The omission of political Of
fenS"s a, eXtraditablc has. however,
caused some comment, and is regarded
As backdow-n on the part of the Brit
i>h Government. Weldon. whose ex-
tradition bill passed the Dominion Par
Lament last session, says that he is at
:. loss - understand why the crime o!
obtaining money under false prctensc
was stricken out, as he regarded
1t as one of the most impor-
lant. He was informe ed by
Sir John Thomas Yesterday
that the British Government had re-
ported that it was not their intention
# dirallowing his bill. He further
5tateS tina, il can be made retroactive,
and under its provisions. after proc
lamation, scores of nitcd States booi-
t"rS VINO are now finding refuge in
Canada could be handed over. whereas
the.: cases could not be reached by the
new 'Htradition treaty. His bill pro-
vidcs for the rxtradition of criminals
Tor obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. With the Weldon bill and the
ncw treaty in force. Canada should soon
be rld of fugitive criminals from foreign
"untr!es "ho have soughtan asylum on
her shores
Fair play., 1890-03-01
The SEAL FISHERIES.
!'ii> Opened for the Rental of the Masks
sal FISHERIES tor the Next Twenty
f.ar>-->" Wonder -. ,t-kiu> Come uiS h
Wac" the Figures Brlow are Cou>id-

tr.'I
NASuINGroy. Fch y. Secretary
Nlnion n noon Yesterday onrnrd the
bids for IL" rental e.: ;hc Ala>ka sea.
fisheries for twenty wears. at the Treas.
urv hruIrtuHnt in III" presence of ,
numhsr II treasury officials AMI inter
"~t,i rar;i's. The proposal required
5aat i school he maintained FOR eight
month, each wear ON the islands ~ -.
Tau. AMI -. ticor-c: that the inhab.t.
ans hr furnished with supplies At r-a.
.'u.a,o rates; that they be paid reason,
..h." wages: that they be furnished with
fuel: that they bc furnished with sal
mon IN quantities that She >ecrr;crv OF
th" Treasury might prescribe; that they
he furnished with suitable buildings etc.
n each bid these requirements, thc bid
;,rS stated, would hn complied wi;l.
Aaj v,riouS other oi'rrs, such ~ ma IN
tanning n1ii routes between San Fran
cisco and the seal islands and the Iaain
land, AMI paving =" much per gallon for
seal oil were made. The hidcN and
the amount Of each bid were AZ follows:
American Fishing and Ira ding. Com
pany Of San Francisco, Cal. fGoa
per annum, and Si.I3 on each cal sk -
shipped.
North American Trading Con,panr ~,
West Virginia, - 600 per anAun. , nj
>i.51 or each skin shipped.
Pacific Steam Whaling Conn any. san
Francisco, >jo ooJ per annum and >..I5
ou each skin shipped.
Alaska Commercial Company, Of san
Francisco. S5n. coo per annuI and 81; -
on each skin shipped; with ot her ccn.i,i-
eratinns which they cStiT ,ai.- - bc
worth $50. 900 per auuum.
y. l.. Eatcman and othr;-s ~ Wash
ingtou. u. -. S2le.6ao per anuum and
S}.5o Tor each skin shipped.
Atlantic n Pacific Trading Company,
s55,0oo per amman, end $>r.i2 for each
skin shipped.
North American Commercial Com
pany. Of san i'ranciS,-., first biil, 50.
20J per annum. and ~10.5 for each skin
shipped. SECOND bid, rent 80. .00U per
amman, and >91:i. Tor each skin
shipped.
North American Cal, Company. ~
san Franci>c, third bid>. rent, 100
per annum. and Sl0.2a for each skin
shipped.
In all. ,.vclyn bids were received; but
two bids w-rrr declared informal. as one
contained only promisSory notc for
$i0j. 900, and the other cunta incd 10
check.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

y few nights since Miss LiGa CoonS,
who resides in Kansas City, w:ss as
sauitc,i 10y two women apd sant-baggcd
until She was unconscious. Her as
saiIant, w"r" cutting OF her hair when
her screams brought ncighbors to the
rescue. Tho young lady was carried to
a house. not far distant, and a doctor
summoned. Her injuries were not iat.,
though severe. Miss Coons failed to
recognize her aSS,ilantS. who Il cap
rearci hurri"dly, but She has her sus-
picions. 1t is said that jealousy c;..lscd
the assault on Miss CuonS. two so,'ictv
companions having been jilted by
young man who subsequently paid as
sltuouS attention 10 her.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

Katie Pennington, eleven years old is
til" daughter OF William Pennington. !.
farmer living near Stcwartsvillc. The
father says that prior 70 last Christmas
Katie was - Stra ght and apparently as
bright a> amy girl IN the neigh hborhooi
That at that time She became drowSy
and her head began TO droop forward
and this continued until now her chin
rests on her bosom and She has not the
strength to raise it. nor can She permit
the head 10 be lifted. Ii seems that the
strength has departed from her neck.
and all this slowly and ny degrees. She
sleeps and eats we'll AMI appears to suf-
fer no pain. The case rather confounds
tie nhv.!cianS.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

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IL - hold . m..,iu- Etrhr civilians,
/ were severely wounded. Another q fray
| occurred AL lot5n> and resulted IN blood
Z .,l.d,
! Nygr,, fpr,aiiari.s 9t Rocky HT.ur+.
/ y. G.. sent q notice 10 prominent riti-
! zen, rlrr.. ,Y ,.r. ..atb. iur.rmir~ fil.tlI
that if tI.a Rocky Mount !.i-rbt Infantry
wa ordered n,,, .Hr uo,--,a, urriI XIII
! them AL. i they had to shoot them iron!
ambush.
Tim i,.,..r Of -s.,. S-.v.a~t ,,..nsf.., IN
New York 10 rho Manhattan Cluh
which mas been 1gp,.r consideration for
rinr!i,, has at last l,,.-n coo~umrar.I.
TIM. N-na-. .r.a,i,irt.n ON .r,~r de-
fcp,r-. ,n a., nI>-. ordered favorable
rcrpr-., ON ,h. G}( gnr,onria,inr -. .e,I1
COS l,s. 4 o-uu factory ON thr Pacific. and
on rI, l,,,I arnraarfatiu.r -. .n,l.nya for
coast defense, and -. nyiu COO ;,, l.r-iIi-
cation, on purn: Sound.
TIM, ,,.:-1,- ~,,,ir.. ,.rn,- in ,fa,,v r1rts
Of Sicily have been DESTROYED Ly i,,ayr
SHOWS. and The Resultant distress which
must last for several ,.,on,h; ros ol
ready brrun
TN. iu.nor-3finn Of t,cn~i,.go .,.i3.
r.ca, INT, ,,..rr,an.. :. .,rr.,in r.r,Hfr.,.I
blf only al one nort-fhat Of k:,I-
wAcr. s,r,b an elaborate system - in
.,,..-.a., has L.rr .s,qTli-.,,l ,l,., +, -
.i,.u.,l,. f,,,.,ssiiln f.,. amy t,o.-.r T.,
,t.f diseased ,rr.,,. }i,,,,i,,., :l.r,.,rl
Er.rrrii., nous or tha storm, o., thr
Chinese rca.f Jarr.,ry ~ J. to t.,.
r,r.,.. that ,.,,.,. ..,...,,. ID, ,, tl,~.,
l.uit.irn,! .fshiny boat, from the 'fuuh....o
and Cho,ir kal-u-a districts. Fn...rat
sny,., ices were held for about six hun
drcd person, supposed 10 have been
drowned. Whole villages are in mourn
in-.
TIE tai.OrS of the east end Of Lon
don. who are the worst victims Of the
Sweating" system, are greatly cast
down lnra,,s. of the faiIurr Of tho mar
Fair play., 1890-03-01

y peculiar accident occurred ~ :, brick
r.r,t >out't of =. Loan, 4 lew da,s ago.
NaI!r William O'Egicn was cn-a rcd in
sharp, ming an axe IN - tcol-ho..se on
. Du-c emery wheel which was being
tanned hy 4 boy named t;eorgc \ iams,
Il" wheel suddenly burst into four
pieces. ule e t." pieces struck the boy
II the chest, iniurlnE him internally.
Another struck the IAN on the arm. half
w. between -he wrist and elbow. break
ing II i, easy =, il !. had been reed.
Another piece shot through the rotten
plank roof and fell on the outside.
Fair play., 1890-03-01
The Progress Of Socialism in Grrmapv.

BERLIN. Feb. 2I.-The Socialist vote
IN Berlin alone since the last General
elections has increased $4,000 and tina.
Of the Deu'>cie Fricssinninge party
5000, while the vote cast by the Com
>"rvatiTe party shows :, decrease Of 80, =
800. Two Socialis. candidates have
been returned from Berlin. while in
threc Of the districts rcballotinc will
be necessary 10 determine the result.
In" Socialists have carried Maedeburg,
Altona. Hamburg. the Dresden district.
the Leipzig district Chemnitz and
Lwlckan. Numerous riots have occurred
among h" factions and several arrests
have been made.
Fair play., 1890-03-01
>yit-~r,;sp1rtinc,

Warden Morrison Of the ponitentiary
Ia, made his annual report 10 Governor
Francis. IL shows 1889 10 have been
unusually prosperous. According to the
report tn" number in confinement De
ccmbrr u. ISIS was .>3!: received dur
Ing last yoac, >0j: discharged unter
thr,.-four,u law. 80: par,!onci hy ';ov-
erno" Morphous". II; Fardonct by tiov
crnur Francis. -: sentence computed
Iy Goycrnov, NogrhoUsr and Francis.
20: d! car,.rd by order of court, II: full
term expired, Ii: escaped. l.; died, ~;
number i'll confinement December 81,
lN>H, l,>dU. The earnings OF the pcni-
tou;iary for the year were $40. N9s.Gi
and the expenses o3l5,"3I.jl, leaving a
cash balance un hand oi -, ?65 o.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

"AsHiSGToS. Feb. 24--The sacs .ha.
the bill providing for an assistant Secre-
'ary OF War, will undoubtedly be ap-
proved by the President, has furnished
material FOR speculation at the War De-
oartment during the pas; week recariny
he probable occupan. of the Office.
ne salary is $500 per year, and the
'lil provides that it shall be a civilian
appointment made by the President
Nr. r. {. Partue, Secretary Proctors
private secretary. and Mr., John Twee-
'aie' chief c!ers II the Department are
among the names suggested fcr sae Yoe
Sfice, =
Fair play., 1890-03-01
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Shot through the Heart.

Th-oc c"."rei men picked quarrel
with Henry pozicr. also colorcd in -.
Louis, q few days since. and one of them
shnt Uozicr through the heart. 1t was
deliberate murder. Two coIorod men
were arrested the next day and fully
identified
Fair play., 1890-03-01

The packing-houSc of Gcorr" Fowler
4 Son. a. Kansas City. was closed down
i"w days ago, throwing about four
hundred men out ui work. The veteran
packer who /, now Il resident of Liver
pool. England, cuticd To close down.
rather than to continue killing hogs at
i. loss
Fair play., 1890-03-01

-'Eo-ce. gentlemen. said the pro-
fes>or. and power are not always found
ii large bodies. Sometimes the smallest
things will be more powerful than rrea,
ones. Can you give me an illustration.
Mr.. Rlowtin?'' The ace OF trumps
si.." replied the s-Ujent-Lawrenc
American.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

1t Is curious 20 sec how self-wiIled
girl. who sets her father and mothe,
and al az defiance. ana can not be
managed by any BODY. at once finds he,
master in a baby. Her sisters fhi.J
vii. strike the rock aH.; Sc. all Der as.
fectIoas Towing.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

AZ NJ. TAVciiANoVITcI Scryian Min
lister of the interior. WAS leaving his
bureau in belgrade, on the 2lst. he was
seriously wounded in the head by a
stone thrown by hystandcr. Efforts
were made To arrest the aSSailant, but
he succeeded in escaping.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

THE operation performed upon young
Abraham Lincoln, son Of the United
States Minister to England. is pro-
nounced hy the physicians to be in
every respect successful, and there is
now reason to believe that he will re-
Fair play., 1890-03-01

u. II. Davis, druggist Of Gallatin.
cashcd twcnty-tivc-iollar check for
one o. +. Drew, representing himself As
agent for II. f.. Euclin " Co., Chicago.
The firm wires that Ii" has not been in
their employment since 1S>5. The
sc"uncircl Is doubtless working other
territory.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

Kansas City pork packers assert that
under Il sharp d"ciiu" in the prices of
pork products they can not afford to paw
tn" present prices for hogs. and that
they are actually doing a business at y
iuSS
Fair play., 1890-03-01

TIE report of the conference commit
tee on the Worlds Fair bill was adopted
in the New York State Assembly, on
the 10Th, by Il vote of II? to /. In tho
Senate the Assembly's action was con-
Cured in and the bill WAS passed.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

THE victims of a railway accident on
the Grand Trunk railroad at ST. George.
near Hamilton, Ont. about year ago,
began suit for damages against the com
pany AT Toronto. on the 18th, consolidat
ing their suits. :hc aggregate amount
ol which is SOC, ,u0a.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

rHE high seas during recent storms
caused considerable damage to beach
property at Long Branch. y. j.; por-
tiunS OF the bluff were washed away in
several places. and the roadway in front
of the United States Hotel was par
tally washed out
Fair play., 1890-03-01

SOM" tim" ago Moses Il. Allen. OF
Kansas City, wen, to Colorado, ne says.
on account of the health Of his son. He
:cturned :. few days ago. and found that
his Hit, hal secures! u divorce on the
ground OF drunkenness and d"scrtiou
and -marrirl again. She was living
with her ncw husband. happy i, i
lark. The ease will bc investigated in
,h.. c,ur,..
Fair play., 1890-03-01

THE CONSENSUS of opinion about the
dominion Parliament is that the new
ENtradition treaty as ratified by the
| nited States Senate is all that could
l." desired.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

El resolution passed by the South
Dakota House of Representatives, on
the 18th, the dcstitution which exists in
many parts of that State is admitted,
and Governor Ncllettc is authorized to
appcal Ia the East for aid.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

On board the steamer RrLtannic
which sailed recently from New York,
was party OF Kansas City pilgrims
bound for EurOp" and the Holy Land,
IN charG' Of Rex. George i. Hayes.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

T"" men employed as clerks in the
naval department of Russia have been
arrested for selling to German agents
plans of the defcnScs of Finland.
Fair play., 1890-03-01
No Distress Here.

Eastern newspaper, are publishing ac-
count, Of III" distress of tie people OF
Hamilton County, Mo. There is no
hamilton County, Mo. and there is no
distress anywhere IN Missouri.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

.I"uN JACOB AsToE, grandson of the
original John Jacob, died at his resi-
toncc in Now York City. on the I'D,
aged siNty-5iX, and worth >l5a. 0U0 900.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

THE Democratic members of the Ohio
Legislature, on the 18th. united upon 4
Congressional rcdistricting scheme. 1t
gives the Democrats fifteen districts,
the estimates being based on the vote
of 1854 ISS,; and ISSS
Fair play., 1890-03-01
Gone, " FoIi..

W. j. Duval. money clerk of th" Pa
cific and United States Express compa-
Mo At Kansas City, was locked up in
ii" county Jail few evenings ago, on
tine charge OF hating cubczzicd ~i.400
from those companies. The agent of the
American SGrcty Company, which is on
his bond and which is prosecuting him.
rays that hc confessed having taken the
money from envelopes continuing co.'s
lection, upon {. o. Il. packages.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

Az enormous meeting Of German So
sialistS was held in London, on the
night Of the 18th. which passed rrsoll-
lions thanking the Empcrorof Germany
for having issued his labor rcscripts.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

TUEEE will shortly be a monster mass
meeting III liIdc PARK, London. of work.
lngmcT Of all c!ais"s, to express con-
dcmnation of the Russian penal system
and It's accompanying outragcs.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

\ pErt TArIoN of citizens of Toronto
presented to the Ontario Government,
on the Goth, a petition asking that.
with 4 view toward building up national
sentiment. the Canadian flag be dis
played on certain anniversaries by
every school in the province.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

THE Sultan Of Zanzibar has tclc-
rrapted 80 Emperor William announc-
ing his succession to the throne and cx-
pressing his devotion TO Germany.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

The Socialist party made great gains
III the election for members of the Ger
man kcichstag on the 2Uth.
Fair play., 1890-03-01
Get. Five Thousand Dollars.

The city ot =. Louis offered =. 900 for
the best design for city hall. The con-
test was lively, bUs the prize was award.
ed 20 George Mann. a =. Joseph archi-
tcct. He has received the money. and
estimates the cost OF building erected
according 70 his plans al !.l00. 900. Mr,
Mann Will take the position OF super
vi,ing architect OF the building. and vii
make -. Louis his residence.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

SAUNDERS ErCKLEY, and his cousin,
Lctitia Buckley, were struck by light
ming near tanbria, O., on the 10th. The
former was Instantly killed and the lat
ter probably fatally injured.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

j. Il. l!Ir.r"N, son Of Judge Hilton, Of
New York, and manager of the London
branch of the lattcr's dry goods busi-
ness. died at Hourn"mouth, England, on
thc I'D from the effects of influenza.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

H'E"EGn FRANCIS TaAIS is busy per-
f"cting his plans for his proposed trip
around the world, which he expects To
accomplish in sixty days, starting from
Tacoma. Wash.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

PEE>i>rLNr Efforts are making in the
Vatican 10 secure an undertaking Of the
influence of the Berlin Labor confer
cncr, bat without success thus far.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

THE Eoumanian Government has de-
Cidcd Ia asi, the Russian Government to
recall VI. iictrivo, Russian Minister 10
Eoumania, ON account of his implica-
;ion in the plots against Prince Fcrdi-
Naui
Fair play., 1890-03-01
HERE'S 4 PRETTY MESS.


Constitutional Limitation Without =
Fill Having Been Passed No Appro-
priItions and No Funds.
HELENA. Mont. Feb. 2I.-Thc life Of
th" Legislature Of Montana expired yes
."r,iav by constitutional limit and both
houses adjourned sine die. The treas
ury Is empty, NOT 4 single appropriation
or other bill having been Ie,ssed. aai,
although the state does not owc n dol
lar som" tall tinanciering will have to
=" done "a provide for the maintenance
d the stat" institutions, particularly
the Penitontiary At Deer Lodge. until
the next session. Last night both the
Democratic and Republican members Of
the Legislature issued AL address 10 the
people OF the State attempting to Justify
their course.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

THE Pension Appropriation bill. ac-
Comranicd by favorable report. was
submitted to the House on the ls;h.
The bill appropriates S:'S. S.4a'.lil. The
appropriation for the current year was
SSe.ls3, 900. The number of pensioners
on the roll is given at 4S9.125.
Fair play., 1890-03-01
VOLUME XVIII.

The bill establishing the Australian
system of balloting passed the Wash.
ingtoa Senate on the 18th.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

FRED \. WALTON, the Pacific Express
money clerk al Dallas. Tex. who en-
bczzled $4,000 and abSconded. was ar
rested at ST. John. New brunswick. on
the evening of the I'D. Only 5000 of
the stolen money WAS found with him, a
pair Of Canadian gamblers having got
ten hold of a large portion OF it. One Of
them. named Brady. has been arrested
with s.. 600 in his possession
Fair play., 1890-03-01

What purpo-ts 10 he gold ore has beeI
discovered near Higginsville. 1t wa
tcund hy JcEa Summers while diggin;
aYe.i.
Fair play., 1890-03-01

THE 81. James Gazette deduces from
the result of the German elections the
conclusion that it is unsafe 10 extend
the franchise 10 the ignorant common
atty. The lesson which has just been
taught to Germany by the liberal cx.
tension OF the franchise. it SAYS. ap.
plies to England in the matter of free
education and many other questions
which unthinking politicians bring for
ward from time 10 time
Fair play., 1890-03-01

MIS-. RERECCA TAYLOR. mother o
the late distinguished author and trav
eler, Bayard Taylor. died at Kennel
Square, Pa. on the 18th. in her niretiett
wear, after brief illness Mrs. Taylo
had grown quite feeble. physically, b:r
she greatly enjoyed the society Of he
many friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03

The well posted citizen only hears
the universal wish of people he meets;
but there are hundreds, yes thou
sands of intelligent voters, who are
asking this question.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
REAL ESTATE.
Deal. and the Prices They Bring


Walter J. Il. Richards to T. NJ. Briggs
lot /, block g. west side of Epson street
s625.
s.. F. Ostrom to Nora Scrievener, lot 3
north side of Broad Ave, $3.50.
Sam Maverick to Otto and Emil Hauci-
son, lot 2, block 4, city lot y6, west side
Vargas street, sl25.
l.. III. Chadbourne to Scott Robinson, lot
II, block 2, city lot Is. &l25.
Richard Woolley, Jr., to Alamo MOnu-
mental association, lot Q, block rs, city lot
ZIG, donated.
j. b. 9nd M. A. Thompson to Louis C.
Mumme, 81 acres of land lying about Is
miles southeast OF the city, 1850.
A. Brown and others to j. M. Taylor,
lots 4, 5, s, block /, west Of San Pedro
c. Loefler, Sr., by constable to Jake
Wolf, asa acres on the Cibolo creek, 1913.
K Derolf and wife to j. G. Wilmer, lot
II, block II, city lot 1, $3.50.
T. Hermann to s. M. Carr, lots and
Q, block 6, RefugiO street, $500.
Il. K. Taylor to August Haye, lot
block %, Pecos and Zavalla streets, 5000.
Geo. Martinez to Jesusa Ode Martinez,
lot %. block 3, city lot "a, 81.
A. Steinhardt to Shook and Wander
Hoeven, lots on South street, in blocks
l, 3, 4, 5000.
Albert Maverick to Amanda j. Dig
nowity, 25 acres of city lot l6, 11-2 miles
east OF city, SIC, 500.
j. II. Moore to II. G.. Mitchell, lots Ia
and rs, block IL, Moore's addition, $3.50.
West End Town Co. TO Ben HentOn, lot
10, block -, West End, 800.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
Her Birthday.

The birthday party given at Miss
Hoefiing's residence last night in her
honor was attended by the following
ladies and gentlemen:
The Misses Delta Wright, Rhodes
Hannah and Aggie Hall, Zula and Min
ME Lelande, Oracle Nixon, Flo Bayly,
Lizzie Jackson, Mamie Seffel, Emma
Nichols, Maggie Burns, MOllie
Burns Emma Hornung Emma Hoefling
Henry Hinckle, Ed O'Brien, Earl Wright,
Joe Knopp, Willie Osborn, Willie Holt,
NJ. Ryan, Alex. Fues. Ed. Lyons, Harry
Bayly, Ii. Hoefling, Tom. GaryIn, Ernest
and Herman Muenzenberger, Max. Russ,
Ben. Fasuage, Chas. Weiss, Bert. Wolfe.
The evening passed away with music
dancing and singing. and supper was
served at ~ o'clock. The speech that was
longed for never came.