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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Cleared Tn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30,-Chinese
Vice Consul Kie las received the
statement of Hugh Mcmillan, ,of the
massacre of thirty-four Chinese
miners on Snake river four years ago,
which up to the present time was q
mystery. Robt. Mcmillan, Bruce Ev-
ans, Hiram Maynard, Carl Hughes,
Lige Garfield, Max Larue and Frank
Vaughan were in a cattle camp and
armed with rifles and rev0lvers,
urprised Chinese mining camp.
They killed twelve Cinnamon,
one escaping, and threw the
babies into the river. They
found five Thousand dollars
in gold dust and the next day return
ed and found the Chinaman, who es-
capped in a boat, and beat out his
brains. Eight Cinnamon coming
down the river were ambushed and
killed and the baud started up the
river To another Chinese camp aud
killed thirteen more unarmed China
men, securing $50, 900 IN gold which
they divided. The scene of these muir
ders was in Walla Walla Co., Oregon.
The vice consul will do everything 10
track down the muTderers and secure
an indemnity for the strocity.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

Geo. w. Lederer'S comic players, led by
Harry StandiSh, who is famous as a
Dutch dialect comedian, and Tim Cronin,
equally as good in Sketching Irish char
acter, occupied the Grand opera house
last night with the new farce, ~ and L."
The audience was a good one and the
play and players won the hearty approval
of San Antonio. There is a German and
Irishman in the play, who by INDUCING in
night out, get into wonderful lot of
ScrapeS and scraps. The piece is satire
on the fat system of tenements in New
York, and to all who have lived
in fat the application is at once
seen to be not oVerdrawn. Songs
and dances constitute large part of the
entertainment, and with pretty women
and much mirth the whole is complete.
The same will be given tonight.
AT RiSche's theatre another good house
was gathered in TO hear the excellent
concert by the Ladies Concert company,
and an enjoyable program was given.
The company is here for the rest of the
WppLS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
A Wedding.

The wedding of Mr.. Louis Wagner anG
Miss Mary Duelm took place at s O'Clock
last night in st. Johns Lutheran church
in the presence of large number OF
friends.
The bride wore cream albatross.
Attendants were John Lawrence and
Lena Alexander; Amelie Pieper and Hen
ry Duelm; Bertha Duelm and August
Tampke.
After the wedding the party drove to
the brides residence, corner Centre
and Indianola streets, for supper,
after which pleasant dance was
held in st. Albert'S hall, opposite. The
presents were numerous, as follows: =,
Bedroom set, Mr.. w. M. Pieper and
wife; lamp, Mr.. A. Ulrich and wife; cur
tains and fixtures, Annie and Amelie Pie
per: sofa, Lena Alexander and John Law
renee; steel engravingS, c. II. Mueller:
ship, c. Mueller; silver water service, 5.
A. mixed choir: whatnot, f. Baerman and
wife; waShStand set, A. Bonnet and wife;
washstand set, Max Fues and landy;
washStand set, Minnie Wagner; tea set,
w. Pieper, Jr.: lamp, Chris. ulInig, Jr.;
combination chair, Bertha Duelm and a..
Tampke; plush rocker, Mr. and Mrs.
Studer and Mrs. Klein; rocker. Chas.
Gessler and lady: willow chair, Geo.
Caen: water set. j. Then and lady; wat
er set, Mr.. c. We'll and wife; wine set,
L. WraSe; glasses, Mrs. X. SchleSinger;
cuSpidOr. w. H. Parker: cups and towels,
Mrs. +. Wike; tanle linen, Mrs. c. u
rich: butter dish, j. Delaney and wife;
butter dish. Miss Mary Roth; silver
knives and FORKS, Mrs. II. Werner; rug,
Mrs. R. Alexander: rug, c. Altman and
wife; carving set, +. CaroluS: comfort and
tidy, J. Staudt: apron, Barbetta Killing;
tides, Hulda Dueim; sad irons, r. Carol
us and wife; table linen, spread and tow
eli, Mrs. A. Hartiug; cushion, Miss l..
Small; silver thimble A. G.. Tampke
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Personal Mention.

Joseph Binz, who has been north
with horses for sale, has returned.
Quail season opens tomorrow.
The quail is plentiful and the hunt
ers will be also.
Peter Pauly has filed suit on ap-
peal from justice court against Chas.
Bucket.
Collins & Peck have sued J. r
and Mamie Norton, on appeal from
justice court.
The sub treasury subject will
again be aired at Krisch Hall tonight.
For the finest exhibition of goods
ever seen, call tomorrow and see our
display. Wolff & Marx. 1t
Our grand opening takes place tc-
morrow. Wolff & Marx. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Makes an Offer.

PARIS, Sept. 30.-An eccentric lady
ia the south of France left one and a
half million dollars TO any Frenchmau
who penetrates further into the wilds
Of Africa with five hundred OF more
cOmpatriots, and return with at least
half of the caravan than any one has
done thus far. Her children dispute
the will.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Building Permits

Luz Perez, stable, Providence street, 4th
ward.
Carl Goethe, wagon shed and gallery,
spruce street. 18th ward.
VIM. Owens, stable, Presa street, Sth
ward.
Conception G.. de Morales. to erect and
raise a metal rooted awning, Laredo
street. LIST ward.
J. Schumacher, addition to dwelling,
Avenue B, 9Th ward, S1C0.
Rafael SancheS, dwelling, corner of
Chavez and San Marcos streets, Bird ward,
SGQO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30

Held meeting last night in Schools,
adopted bylaws and transacted other
important business of the club, which is
progressing favorably.
Mr.. John Gallagher was elected match
secretary, and he will be pleased to hear
from the secretaries of other clubs.
Black and white was adopted as the
club cOlOrS.
The members are to meet at JoSke's
corner, Sunday first, at 2:30 p. M, sharp,
to 60 out for a practice game
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Joined The Canadian COLONY,

MONTREAL, Que, Sept. 9O.-Blind
Buckley, the famous San Francisco
politician, who Is now wanted by the
police OF that city on an indictment
by the Grand Jury, is in Canada. He
let: Vancouver last Thursday and is
ON his way 10 Montreal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Trains Wrecked

CLEVELAND, Sept. 30.-A head cad
collision occurred near Kent, Ohio,
this morning at 3 o'clock, between an
excursion and freight train. Five
persons were killed and twenty
wounded. The wrecked excursion
train was a sixth section train family
rNcursion from Bennington, VT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Marriage licenses.

Francisco Castillo and Policarpia Pal
aciOS.
Manuel Monies de Oca and Bruna
Cara.
l.. c. Wagner and Mary DueIm.
w. }. Murphce and Lima ID. Studer
Lee Moore ami, Mandy Harrington.
j. e. James and Willie l.. Brooks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Probate Court.

The decision in the BuStillo guardian
ship was rendered today Application
for removal of guardian was refused and
guardian ordered to make new bond of
SlO"O
Estate of T. II. Uecker, sale confirmed.
Estate OF John Southall, temporary
letters of administration granted Bone
Stevenson
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
ChOken Of.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 30-The
press censorship stopped the sale of
the Moscow Gazette because the pa.
per accused the minister of finance OF
leaning toward Germany in seeking
TO negotiate the commercial treaty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Fooled the Lynchers

SPARTANsBURG, 5. c., Sept. 30
The Jail here was so well guarded last
night and the mob could not get at
the negro Williams, who murdered
Mayor Zimmerman. Threats vi lynch
ing are still being made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
VIII Not Down.

BOMBEY, Sept. 30.-Although de-
died, the rumor that Russians killed
Capt. Younghusbaud in Paris, is still
circulated
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
RattleSnake Bite.

The Seven-years old daughter Of Theo-
dore Trip, living on the Medina river
several miles from San Antonio, was bit
zen on the foot by rattIesnake last Mon.
day afternoon and was brought TO San
Antonio for medical attention last eve
ming. She will recover. saws the doctor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
ScRIMS. CURTAINS AND ORA.
PEERLESS

The latest novelties, the newest de.
signs and choicest styles in silk and
chenille curtains, fancy scrims and
dcspery silks, just received, and on
sale this week at prices that defy
competition. L. Wolison. 9-2S 81
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30

EXTRAORDINARY lNDUCEMENTS
THIS WEEK.
Nothing os e ns ss ss VIM! s1 Not
j worth third more money.
Bargain MOI.
1872 ladies extra hose black fancy and solid oeos
goods that ordinarily sell for 45c and SOC choice 35c or
Bargain No. 2.
sungs pads serge plaids
stripes All at DC yard Great bargain.
Bargain No. 3.
Nnety,six pieces handsome pushes
desirable fall shades notwithstanding advanced
Bargain No. q.
pieces very flannel and
money offered this city Three prices s125
Bargain No. S.
2o dozen extra quality imported English pins ten cents the
usual price, this week &C. paper
Bargain No. 6.
all wool flannel paids suitable for ladies and
Soc. yard.
Bargain No. 7.
SO dozen white Marsees quilts designs and full III
sze competitors inferior quality them
Bargain No. 8.
Another great chance to buy Zoe and So towels damask and
this week.
Bargain No. 9.
fan brands and sold elsewhere
Bargain No.
One hundred dozen extra quality all linen napkins size
and sold usually for 75c Dozen this weeks price Doc
Bargain No. II.
knOtted fringe Terry tides in coOrs and
designs sold for less than &c. this week
Bargain No. II.
The greatest shoe bargain offered in the Alamo City,
Three Opera Half Opera and Common Sense. Has
flexible smooth inner soe and made of best XXX Don
satin facing inferior shoes sold for % this
city to-day; sizes TO s, Bag~ OUR PRICE 49,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
Opening announcement

great minds perfect looms which have been
working with unng during the both in Europe
this country awaiting inspection and admiration
We Oudone all previous efforts and this statement
deal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
GRAND MILLINERY

Opening will positively take place THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
OCTOBER End, which time will present the
elegant in all the advanced styles This
tendency towards larger hats but the smaller Hats Toques
Bonnets nj Turbans will hold their popularity.
aggregate greater than usual and the aac
than before AS usual PARIS PATTERNS
first creations the novelties quite closely
selecting millinery, certainly
your advantage to wait for opening, remember
October LIST and 2nd.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
WOOLKN DRESS PHBRICS

This have somewhat heavier than those prev
shown, but this looks only they really the same
weight heretofore Most will be Scotch Chevo
stripes and dogon wide wales Bedford cords contees
stripes benes cryaetes Others all of which Will be
displayed counters. Our
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Physicians.

Largen, T. j. Physician
and Surgeon, Office SOledad Block, cor
Aer Houston and Sole dad Street.
Evening journal., 1891-09-09
CaptaIn " nlksr on Trinl.

The opening of the United States
court was delayed for half an hour this
morning in consequence of the illness o.
5 Redmond Smith, clerk who on that
account was unable to attend The petit
jurors having answered to their names
a panel was chosen with Owen ]. Hes
sion as foreman to try the case Of Captain
Frank q Walker. charged with assault
ing Joseph A. Moore an engineer on the
sloop Ella w. Grim, near New
Castle, on August 3. Alexander
P Cooper defended Walker, who pleaded
not guilty Joseph A Moore, the prose
cutting witness, testified that on the day
Of the assault the wheels Of the engine
had become choked with single and
while he WAS attempting to relieve it the
gongs sounded the Ego ahead" signal
he refused to answer them because Of
not being in readiness The captsin came
at him then with club, but he lodged the
blows. and then the captain kicked him
in the mouth. A number Of witnesses
were examined. The case had not been
ended at the time Of the noon adjourn
mant
Evening journal., 1891-09-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Seventy Wilmingtonisns went to
Cape May to-day.
The new road roller is at work at
Tenth and Harrison streets.
The city magistrates are very busy
now attaching wages for board bills.
The pay car went down the Della ware
Division Of the p, w g. B. Railroad
this morning
An unknown negro had a hard fit at
the P w & B station yesterday and
caused some excitement.
The work Of laying Belgian blocks on
French street. between Front aud Sec
ond streets, began this morning
The ocean steamer Fairfax was tuggeC
out to the Delaware yesterday Afternoon
prepatory to a twelve days trip on Della
ware Bay.
Two carloads Of machinery will b
shipped to day from the Pussy and Jone
Company, one to Nues, N. c., an,
another to Porto Rico.
Coroner Sparks received notice to-da,
that man had met q suddec death a.
Port Penn, and Deputy Coroner Gile
was sent to investigate the matter.
William Dean, aged so years, peddlel
who lives at Dobbinsville. has had /
cataract removed from his eye Al
Homeopathic Hospital by DR.. Richie.
City Council made It's semi-annual in
spection of the fire companies last even
ing, All the engine houses were visited
and everything was reported to be in
satisfactory condition
The following officers of the Whining
ton Savings Fund Society were eecte,
last evening for the ensuing year: JOSEPH
Tatnall, Edward I. Bellah, William
Candy, Charles Warner. Richard P. Glib
bons, Jacob Derrickson, William NJ
Candy, Elwood Garrett, Thomas McClary
Washington Jones, John Jones, Edw
Bfioghurst, Jr., Alfred D. Warner, All
bert w. Smith. z. James Belt Thoma
Darlington, Charles R Jones, Thomas S
Bellah, Edward Andrews, Thomas Il
Savery, Edward T. Candy, Henry @
Jones, John NJ. Harvey, Linton Smith
Wilmer Palmer
Evening journal., 1891-09-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Charles A. Foster is Ia Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Colonel D. P Barnard Of Dover is ia
this city to day.
H. O. Baker, formerly Of this city, is
at Newport News, Va.
Miss Maggie L. Eavenson is visiting
friends in Elkton, Nd.
John E George Of SudlersviIle. Md +,
was in this city yesterday.
Miss Kate Hayes has returned home
from Cape May Point, N. j.
], g Cooper and wife Of Willow Grove
are visiting relatives in this city.
Rev. Aloysius Green and wife Of
city.
Mrs, Resag Of the Institute Library
has returned from her sum mer vasa.
tiOn.
Senator McMuIlin OF st. Georges is in
this city to-day looking after his direct
tax money.
Thomas Haney Of Adams street has
gone on two weeks tour through the
mountains.
Mrs Hannah B. Goppock Of Easto n.
Nd, il the guest of Mrs E. H. Newlin,
on South Jackson street
Miss Kate Casey has returned tc
Philadelphia after two week visit e
her brother, john Casey. Of this city. e.
Lieutenant Webster of the United
States Marine Corps, and family, have
returned from Philadelphia, and ars
staying at the Clayton House.
Professor George E Hyatt has re
turned home from Ocean City, Nd.
where he had charge of the orchestra al
the Seaside Hotel during the season
Mrs. Ollie Evans and sons Charles
and Harry, are guests of Mrs. Charles
Hillyard on East Fourth street Mrs,
Evans will leave in few days for Mia
CARA Falls and Montreal, Canada.
L. B. Jones. secretary Of the City
Board Of Education, and his daughter
Miss Lula Jones, have returned from
Virginia, after q two weeks stay al
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Other
points in Virginia.
Evening journal., 1891-09-09
LAST EDITION
4 BIG DOCKET.


Twenty-eiRht Prisoners Crown the Dock
ofshe Municipal Court.
One OF the biggest patches Of prisoners
seen in the Municipal Court for long
time were crowded into the dock this
morning. In all twenty eight cases were
set down for hearing Deputy Attorney
General Davis said that by mutual con
sent 1t had been agreed to postpone the
case of Katie aud Josephine Maboney
charged with infantlcide until Friday
morning continuance was therefore
granted.
Andrew Farley was hauled over the
Goals by his wife Mary Farley, who
charged him wi ID dsorderly conduct
aud whose twenty seven years of con
iugal union has not tended to make life
happy as Mrs Farley had had to leave
her husband on several occasions. Farley
was consigned to New Castle for ninety
days in default of paying s25 fine.
Jacob Reed charged with pointing a
pistol in the face of his wife, and
threatening to blow out her brains was
held In 5000 bail for the upper court.
William G. Allison was charged with at
tempting the life OF David Spen.
Spencer with a carving kuife in a Mar
ket street restaurant yesterday after
noon. Both were walters and Allison.
who had on a Jag" began to smack
Spencer in jest, In the kitchen Spencer
kicked at him and Allison picked up a
knife and pursued him out to the side
walk, where he threw Spencer down and
threatened to disembowel him. The
prisoner said he was not accountable for
what he had done, bat Judge Ball
thought differently and held him ia
81 900 bail for the upper court.
Harry Holstem, colored, charged with
striking Amanda Page in the face be
cause she did not give him chair, was
fined $40 and costs.
Horace Fisher, charged with assault
ing his sisters, was held for a further
hearing to morrow morning. Samuel
Miles, white, and George Williams and
Royal Morris, colored. charged with the
larceny of a silver watch from Emma
Hasten, were held for further investiga-
tion. William Pyle, drunk, So or twenty
days; Barney Quinn, drunk, SO or twenty
days; Harry Wright. D. Hare and John
Lavender, drunk and disorderly at King
street wharf yesterday afternoon, were
each fined 50 and costs or thirty days
Charles Rawley, drunk, 50 and costs or
twenty days; Daniel Collins drunk, 81
and costs; Daniel Collins, drunk, So or
thirty days; Sallie Lewis and
John George, both colored, who
managed to keep Officer White
trudging after them over the sire cts
until they became nuisance were each
fined 81 or twenty days; William Nc,
Hsines, drunk, 81 aud costs; John Ken
net, who forgot his name and had to be
picked out by Officer White. His name
was McManes. he said, and he h ad
worked in Kent county He gave long
and interesting account Of his adventur-
Gus life. He was educated in ST. Marys
College of this city he said, and spent
his youth here Judge Ball let him off
John Montgomery. drunk, was fined k3
or twenty days; Frank Lynch, drunk, 81
and costs.
Evening journal., 1891-09-09

The tennis club organized last evening.
The following officers were elected
President, w. t Groves; vice president,
William Tatnall secretary and treasurer,
Miss Josie Fogg Constitution and
by laws were adopted. Edward Melchi1r
presented the club with net.
General Secretary King and wife and
Assistant Seer etary f. H. Swartz were al
Cape May yesterday.
At the regular monthly business meet
ing association 60 be held next Tuesday
night the subject OF university extension
will be explained to the members.
course of six lectures will be given before
the holidays and others later II the thiag
proves \ success.
Evening journal., 1891-09-09
DEATH OF CHARLES WARNER.


One OF WfImington's Most Successful
Busin ess Meu Passes Away.
Charles Warner died al o'clock last
evening The immediate cause OF his
death was blood poisoning from car
buncle resulting from injuries received
near Warm Springs, Va, on August @.
A stage coach in which be and Mrs.
Warner and Mrs Barry were riding
overturned and all the occupants were
thrown out and seriously hurt, the
severest injuries resulting to Mr.. War
ner, He returned to Wilmington a
week after the accident, but never sufi-
GENTLY recovered from his injuries,
among which were internal bruises,
which developed the csrbuncle, pToduc-
ing blood poisoning and subsequent
death.
Mr. Warner was born on the bstimsr
estate in Christina hundred on Dec sm-
bsr 10. 1916 de was therefore in his
10Th year. His family we're Of an old
Quaker stock and trace their lineage TO
the time Of William Penn
Mr. Warner re- seived com mon school
education and when a boy did duty
behind the counter of his fathers
grocery store. He became manager of the
concern at the age OF Is years and when
81 years old was admitted into parner-
ship under the firm name of Charles
Warner and Company he continued to
manage the business until 1868
10 early life he married Miss Mary
Richardson, daughter Of John Richard
son OF Christiana hundred. He leaves
two children, Alfred D. Warner, vice
president of the Charles Warner Com
pany, and Mrs DR. Linton Smith Of this
cirv.
The officers of the Charles Warner
Company are E. Tatnall Warner. Mr..
Warmers nephew. president, and A. D
Warner. the dead mans son, vice -presi-
dent Charles Warner vas director Of
the National Bank OF Delaware, Of
the Savings Fund Society, OF the
Farmers Insurance Company. the Phila
delphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company. and was one Of the
founders of the Home for Destitute
Children. Mr. Warner was 5 member Of
the Hicksite branch OF the Socisty OF
Friends. Services will be held in the
Friends meeting house on Friday. In
terment will be made at Wilmington 4
Brandywine cemetery. Undertaken John
B Martin has charge of the funeral ar
raDgements.
Evening journal., 1891-09-09
INSPECTING FlRe COMPANIES.
The Fire Laddies Do Quick work in Put
ting the Horses TO the EnelneA

The Fire Laddies DO Quick Work IN Put.
ting the Horses TO the Engines
The members of City Council, &C
companied By Police Commissioner Jes
ter, Superintendent Pierson and Henry
G. Turner. made the semi annual in
spection Of the fire companies last night
They began the inspection by visiting
the Liberty boys IN their new home in
South Wilmington and were very much
pleased with the arrangements.
The report of the company showed
that it possessed ! 100 feet Of first class
hose and 500 feet of medium hose, an old
engine and hose carriage, and that they
had ordered new ones. They said that
the horses were green in the work and
therefore no time was taken. The Reli-
ance reported 600 feet Of new hose Of
medium quality. The tests of time re-
qnired to hitch the horses to the engine
was taken and resulted as follows: