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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-21

THE Fort Worth Gazette is q good
local paper and it's cry Of ION to" is
all right so far as the Panther city is
concerned, but when the Gazette at
tempts to lead off as the pioneer in a
big political movement for the union
of the south and west against the
east, the Gazette is notyin il.
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THE Topeka Capital evidently has
no special love for the brother of
Susan B. Anthony, and no apologies
to offer for him even ii he is repub.
lican. Speaking of Anthony's re-
cent horsewhipping the Capital says:
The horsewhipping administered
to Colonel d. R. Anthony on Wednes.
day in Leavenworth by Captain W..
M. Fostescue was as we'll deserved
as it was well done. Anthony has
pursued Fortescue for years defaming
him and attacking his personal
character and his private business
affairs until it could no longer be
borne. When any man who owns or
ontrols q newspaper uses it to destroy
me character and business standing of
men opposed to him he forfeits every
honorable consideration and stuffed
club or good horsewhip seems to be
the only available and justifiable
remedy. Dan Anthony has been an
assassin of character in Leavenworth
for years. An INSCRIPTIONS and
reckless liar, no citizen has been safe
who has dared to antogonize his
wishes or his plans. Captain For.
tescue will no doubt receive the
thanks of the people of Leavenworth
for administerin this well deserved
rebuke to man who has slandered
and vflified more men and their
families than should be permitted in
any community.
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LAURELLE OIL.

Prevents tendency to wrinkles or ageing
Of the skin. Prevents whitening OF the
skin or drying up Of the flesh. Natures
wonder for preserving youth and fresh
ness. I0rge bottles, at druggists. o.
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Chance for a Poor Man

To get home. A new two-room house,
on two fine lots, 50xl30 feet each, blocks
from street car line, near Laurel Heights.
Price 81 100; u half cash. Apply to Jno,
L. Hambleton & Co. 4-ltf
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a MOST REMARKABLE ARTICLE

If you desire transparent, clear, fresh
complexion, free from blotch, blemish,
roughness, coarseness, freckles, or pimpIes
use "LEAURELLE OIL" SOC and 81 90 at
druggists, large size prepaid by express
for 800. E. S. Wells, Jersey City, N. J.
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The 1ai1y Eight.
TUESDAY, APRIL q 1891.
Fosters Forecasts.

EOctCE EoECSastSs
st. Joe (Mo.) News.
I have given forecasts of the very
chapgeable weather to occur from 10th
to the % and the numerous storm
waves that will cross the con-
tinent during that period, in
Guiding some of the coolest
weather and heaviest frosts OF
the month. The last storm wave OF
the month will be due to leave the
Pacific coast about the 2Sth, cross
the Rocky-Alleghany valley from Goth
to May lst and reach the Atlantic
coast about May End. The low
barometer of this storm will take
northern route, causing very warm
weather preceding 1T In most OF the
states. The rains from this storm
will not be so heavy rs were those OF
the middle third of the month and
following it will be but little frost In
the United States. The cool wave
that will follow this storm will not
caalse much of a drop in the temper
AZURE and altogether the weather
will be favorable to the growing
crops.
The month of May will have a few
notable and severe forms, but the
month will be calm as compared with
that of June. The heaviest storms of
May will occur during the first half of
the month and the heaviest rains dur
ing the last half. From May 18th to
22nd will be colder than either the
first or last part of the month and
frosts may occur north of the 40th de.
gree from 18th to Goth.
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For Sale.

A Pony Cylinder press size of bed1s
K 20. Speed 25OO per hour. Bran new,
cost 1850; Will be sold at liberal dis:
count. Terms easy. Address.
Il. Il. JOHNSON.
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Chance for Speculation.

A "a acre block finely located near street
car line. erms easy.
4-ls-u - JOHN T. HANBLEToN q Co.
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Wednesday. Aug. 90.


Successful experiments have been made
with rain making apparatus in Texas.
The town of Charleston, Ark, was wiped
out by fire, and the business portion OF
Moody, Tex, destroyed.
Fred Mason, secretary of a stock com.
pany, whose home is in Vergennes, VT,
was murdered in Colorado. i99
President Harrison journeyed fromSara-
toga to St. Adams yesterday, receiving
popular acclaim all the way. 'S1q1a
New Hampshire veterans are holding
their annual gatherings at The Weirs and
the Maine veterans at Augusta.
Stockholders of the Washington mill,
Lawrence, Mass, voted to add 81, OH, 900 to
the capital stock Of the corporation.
It is reported that the death of the Turk
ish minister of war was the result OF
wounds received in q duel with the minis
ter Of marine.
Work on the Mont Blame observatory
r. progressing, although workmen are
hard to obtain, owing to their sufferings
from the cold
jerome Mallett, q veterinary surgeon of
3rumbull, Conn.,, died Of olood poisoning.
resulting from q wound in the baud -
ceived while dissecting COW.
Bids were opened at the treasury depart
mont for stable, autopsy house and Pipe
tunnel ct the United States marine hospf-
tai building, Chelsea, Mass, the lowest
being that of Barker = Dodge Of Boston,
1t eel0o. kos'
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went down at night. This affair and
others that followed later on gave Co.
X the sobriqnet Of "Thieving r." and
as such 1t was known to the close of the
war.
Early In December the hateful "gray
back" made his appearance in our
camp, and himself and wife settled on
the backs of two boys who were mem.
bers OF Co A / think. 1t was not long
until those two boys were literalev
alive with them, and when the fact be.
came know through the regiment there
was talk of driving them out Of camp.
Surely they were filthy, dirty or they
would never have become lousy.
They were compelled to provide them
selves with new suits and the cast off
garments were ordered burned In
presence OF the regiment. A special
order In regard to cleanliness was read
to the regiment at parade that night
and the boys given to understand that
a IKE occurance would not be tolerat-
ed under any circumstances.
Later on, when whole regiments be.
came literaley covered with the yermin,
and every man from the Colonel down
to the humblest private in the ranks
could have turned his under garments
inside out, and counted his possessions
by millions, this little episode appear
ludicrous in the extreme.
TO be continued.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
Tuesday. Aug. 2B.


FLoUR-Steady: Fine and super, SO 50714 So
extra seconds, 81 5O15 Is; Minnesota bakers,
clear and straight, S. akll5 70; winter wheat,
clear and straight, s. l5O5 Us; winter patents,
= 5000 10; spring. patents, prime, s5s5Ds 90
CoRN-Easier, with the quotations to sh1p
Chicago No yellow at 7707sc. The spot MT
ket is also slightly easier at Bic for steUfner
yellow and high mixed, and at c,f0r gt<ainsf
mixed. .ss5 WI x 81
MEAL-Choice kiln-dried acornmeal for ex-
port, 50 Is @3 20 y Dbl Oatmeal Is quoted at
Is 2505 40 for ground, and % zoos rs pbbl for
cut and rolled; Rye is quiet. Rye -four il firm
at $6(06 Is y Dbl. s
MUTTONs AND LAMBs--Iambs are In fair re-
quest: Choice spring lambs, 916Mllc; FeaP-
nngs, 714@s,4c; fair to goed. 6QD7c; eastern
veal, poor TO good, 7@Sc; good to choice, 80
BuTTER-T6e hot weather Is too much for
good butter trade, though the feeling Il still
CHEEsE-well sustained. With tho best twins
firm. N3 SSI 7g
EGGs-Quiet and dull: Eastern and norfharn
extra, lS11019c; fancy nearby higher: frStA
l60l7c.
FoTAToEs- FIRM Rhode Islands. 81 621fNE
] Is; natives, 81 2501 Is; Jesseys, 81 5O0l ~
New Hampshires in bulk. SIC y bushel. Sweet
potatoes are quoted at sos 80 for extras, and
1t $22502 70 for fair to good.
APPLEs-In good demand for good, with the
supnly not heavy.
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=! xszs:s disco ssdi 81
science /! It's gdicine fol
tired runsdo Va, exhaust.
ed, nerve wasted men and
women; for you sufferers from
diseases Of skin or scalp, liver
or lungs it's chance IS with
every one, it's season always,
because it aims to purify the
fountain Of lifeLthe blood
upon which all such diseases
depend.
The medicine is Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
The makers of it have
enough confidence in it to
sell it on trial.
That is-you can get it from
your druggist, and if it doesn't
do what it's claimed to do, you
can get your money back,
every cent Of ii.
That's what it's makers call
taking the risk Of their yoyas.
Tiny, little, sugar coated
granules, are what DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are. The best
Liver Pills ever invented; ac-
tive, yet mild in operation;
cure sick and bilious head
aches. One a dose.
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Drs. STARkEY g. PALEN'S
Treatment by
Inhalation
1929 Arch st., Phidelphia, Pa.

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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and ali Chronic and
Nervous Diseases
Treatment, that Of Drs. Starkey Paen, is scentf
c adjustment Of the elements Of Oxygen and Nitrogen
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made portable that it is sent all over the world
~
1t has been in for more than twenty years. thou.
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sand ply sicians have used it, and recommend it-a
very significant fact.
1t does not act most drugs do by creating another
ament and benetting organ at the expense Of an
evil effects Of the FIRST but Compound Oxygen is re-
vitalizer, renwing, strengthening invgoratng the
whole body.
These statements confirmed BY numerous testimo.
mails published in book Of 400 pages only with the
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The great ofour Treatment has given rise to
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ed by Drs Starkey & Paen which gives 70 a. inqur-
ers full information as to this remarkabln curative agent
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CONDENSED NEWS.


Thursday, Aus. 10
4 Newspaper war IL raging between Par.
MI and Dillon.
North Dakota will send to market +d,0oo.-
10 bushels Of wheat.
There were 1880 baskets Of peaches re-
loived In Boston yesterday.
There was panic In Hungarian thea.
hy, but without loss OF life.
A hailstorm In Otter Tail county, Mimi.
destroyed 1900 acres Of wheat.
A rumor that Russia will place u duty
IN wheat for export prevails In Berlin.
The will of James Russell Lowell makes
Professor Norton his literary executor.
The cornerstone of the new building of
The Mail and Express in New York WIS
aid.
Freight conductors and brakemen on
Ne Lake Erie and Western railroad are on
strike.
Five Lewiston (Me.) liquor sellers are
lharged with attempting to bride deputy
Dheriffs.
A strike of switchmen ut Peoria, Ills.
has tied up all freight business on seven
railroads.
Mayor Lambert OF Durango, Colo, 10 a
pefaulter to the San Juan Smelling and
Mining company.
The Princess Of Wales has started for
Copenhagen to attend the reunion of the
Danish royal family.
Italians set upon an Exeter IN. H. Off.
Der and seriously beat him, inflicting In.
)uries that may prove fatal
The German minister Of finance has
appealed to Emperor William to suspend
HE corn duties for three months.
The Teutonic has crossed the Atlantic in
1--we days sixteen hours and thirty-one
minutes, thus beating all records
Judge Hanford has decided that China
men struggled into this country must be
pent back to the country whence they
kamO
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An Appalling Record.

PARIS, Aug. 25-The latest advices from
Martinique say that $40 persons persisted
by the recent hurricane, without counting
the shipwreck fatalities The bulk of the
shipping having been lost
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Friday, Aug. 81.

A deficit of 100000 is reported in
6ayti's budget.
Reports show this years onion crop to
b but little larger than last years.
Seventeen Thousand Italians have left
their native land within seventeen days.
The Berlin Tagblatt says that Eugland's
interest lies on the side of the driebund
Employees of a New York hotel have
been arrested for robbing the proprietors.
Two German missionaries. Sheidt and
Bosch, have been murdered in New
Guiana.
A scheme by French engineers to bridge
khe Bosphorus is under consideration by
Turkey
The present tariff, it is said, will add ST.
N0,0 900 to the receipts of the Connecticut
tobacco growers.
DR.. Tanner, the Irish Nationalist. DELHI
Drately insulted French naval officer and
duel is impending. r57tssy, sen5,@
Eight hundred thousand pilgrims are
expected TO visit Treves during the exhibi-
Non of the holy coat"
The Gillian insurgents are reported TO
have made an advance in force upon Bal
paoeda's stronghold, and news of fierce
light is expected.
The report that the Russian government
would place prohibitive export duty on
wheat is officially declared in St. Peters
burg to be untrue.
The American Wheel Company, having
works throughout Indiana, Ohio. Michi-
gan and other states, have failed. The
Assets are a, 100 900; liabilities 81 ,SOO, 900.
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More convicts have tried to escape from
Nc Charlestown, Mass, prison.
The death of Interstate Commissioners
W. l. Bragg il announced.
Attempted swindle of the government
y Brooklyn navy yard clerksi > reported.
The South Carolina alliance intend to
bontPsl the cotton supply and raise prices.
The Peoples party in Lynn, Mass, are
b figure in the coming municipal cam
baign.
Mr5or Mckinley made the opening
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took severe cold and suffered pain through the
back and Kidneys. l sent ior physician, who pro-
nounced my case gravel. friend recommended DR..
Duvsd Kennedys Favorite Remedy, Of Rondout N. Y,
and aiter taking two bottles considered myself per.
fecaiy cured.-John Davies, Rochester, N. Y. What
more could be asked?
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Saturday,, Aug. "a.

The Duke of Cleveland is dead.
Secretary Mobiles resignation is still
talked of as a positive fact.
The arrangements for the coaching
parade at Bethlehem, N. H., are COM
pleted.
Rolfe n, half-brother to the stallion
Nelson, was sold for $4,000.
The Alliance commercial con vention has
been organized at Topeka, Kan.
The town Of Peabody, Mass. is to have
N electric light plant of its own.
Bicyclists Murphy and Zimmerman both
break records at Rochester. n. Y.bge fs
Great Baitain has decided that none of
her naval officers can serve China.
The Anheuser- Busch brewery in St.
Louis has been sold for $40, 100000
Young & Kuhu, live stock commission
srs, Fort Worth, Tex, have failed
A Marblehead (Mass.) boy is charged
with embezzling special delivery letters.
No more vacations with pay will be al
lowed Boston and Maine railroad en-
ployes
} Hon. Andrew d. White is willing to &C.
eept Republican nomination in New
York state.
The Chaquette murder trial at Montpel-
ler, VT, ended with . verdict of guilty
md an appeal.
An old woman walked directly toward
IN approaching train near New York city
and was killed
The September convention of the Irish
National league is to be held in Chicago
Instead of Baltimore.
The National league and American
association have both agreed to recognize
zach others contracts
There has been an extensive inundation
M Missouri farm lands, with great de-
struction of crops and cattle.
New rules for examinations for promo
Non in the war, treasury and postoffice de-
partments have been introduced.
Colonel Daniel Stinson, for many years
connected with the quartermaster's de.
partment in New York. is dead.
Two thousand Frenchmen claim re-
wards fnr bravery displayed on the occa-
Mon of the ST. Mande railway disaster.
A fire at Dallas, Tex, caused loss of
about $4O0, 900, and one in Hillsborough,
Tex. destroyed $65, 900 worth of property.
Russia is said to have increased its
forces on the Austrian frontier enormously
md to be making other warlike prepare
Mons.
The strike of switchmen at Peoria, Ills,
p getting serious. The Lake Erie and
Western road has discharged all strikers,
md trouble may come.
Convicts in the penitentiary at Walla
Walla, WASH, made desperate attempt
10 escape. Two of them were shot and
killed, and another wounded.
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All humors of the scalp, letter sores and
dandruff cured, and falling hair checked;
nence, badness prevented by using Hairs
vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
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Horses Roasted to Death.

WINTHROP, Mass, Aug. 22.-By the
burning of Devoe's livery stable and two
cottages at Ocean Spray about $4,000 was
lost. FIT en- horses persisted.
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Tuesday, Aug. -.

The Clawson (Tex.) lumber mills were
burned.
Peaches in Maryland are selling at 5
cents basket.
Hobart beat V. G. Hall in the Newport
Or. ~ tennis tournament
Steamer Suavia is reported as having
lost three propeller blades.
The emigration scheme il enthusiastic
cally received by Georgia negroes.
Government and insurgent forces met in
q three-day battle near Valparaiso.
The international workingmer's con-
gress denounced the sweating system.
There was a fatal shooting ARRAY BE-
tween two partners at Fort Worth, Tex.
Emin Pasha defeated the dervishes at
Wadelai and captured 5000 tusks of ivory
Political arrests in Nicaragua resulted
in street riot. Seven were killed a. d
fifty wounded. afe
A cooper shop and other buildings at
Derry Depot, N. Hs were destroyed by
fire; loss $4,000.
A young pupil at the Sisters, college in
Lisbon was poisoned by being given the
wrong medicine.
The revived report that Count Herbert
Bismarck has challenged Count Munster
IL not credited in Berlin.
The gossips have it that General Veazey
will succeed Secretary Proctor. when the
latter becomes senator.
The French wine merchant, who was
captured by Austrian brigands, is well
and soon will be ransomed.
There is a big rush of boomers to the
Indian lands, and there are fears Of trouble
when the order to move is given.
A desperate who had mortally wounded
the city marshall of Shelbyville, Ind, was
arrested and Immediately lynched.
The Canadian Pacific company voted to
issue more bonds to assist in the building
of certain roads in which it is Interested
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Prince Bismarck In Failing.

BERLIN, Aug. 25. The Saale-Zeitung
says that Prince Bismarck is afflicted with
drowsiness and is losing his memory. Age
10 rapidly telling onNthe ex-chancellor.
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speech n the Ohio 81
Saturday,

The Alliance have started 3 6ofI
cooperative stores and for hsudu
mortgages. '-< n ~
The Kansas railroad commissioners IN
sist that the Kansas Central railroad shall
relay It's tract. with steel rails. y y. "a,
A wealthy resident of Bridgeport, Conr.,
has brought suit for $4,000 fronsthe ti'
tate Of his deceased granddaughter.
There IL rumor that President HHr
rison. Arctary Foster and Others are "a
visit SECRETARY Blaine at Bar Harbor.
The ex-Republicans In the Kansas ALI
ance call attic Ation to the Democratic tend
encies OF the third party In the south.
Spain will terminate next July the treaty
under which the products of Canada are
admitted into the Spanish West I,ldies.
Lieutenant Governor Merwin OF Connec-
ticut follows Governor Bulkley's course
regarding requisition papers from New
York.
The Oregon railroad commissioners
have made an arbitrary reduction IN grain
rates, which the roads affected propose to
fight.
The appointment Of James +. Whitaker
to succeed Postmaster Flavin Of Somer-
vile. Mass, has caused a row among the
Republican politicians of Somervillc.
The Methodist Missionary society has re-
ceived letter from its missionary at
Wuhu, China, detailing the circumstances
of the riot there, and the attempt to drive
foreigners from the district.
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Monday. Aug. -.


Happy Bee won the final heat tor the
Springfield (lass.) $4,000. g5sg
Francis S. Hartshorn, prominent polit:.
clan of Gushing, Me-, is dead.
Kingston was beaten by Marion G. in
the 1000 stake race at Chicago.
A Bostonian who has been living In
Halifax il claimed to have four wives.
Governor Boles of Iowa declares that
prohibition In that state mas proved fail
ure.
President Harrison Is now committed to
q veto Of q free coinage bill should one be
passed.
Forger Stoddard, now held in Jersey
City,is wanted in two other states on SINH
lar charges.
His Highness won over st. Florian and
other good ones at Morris park. Bermuda
beat Rey del Rey.
There is little likelihood that thepappeals
for reduction of the German grim
duties will be needed.
Mr. Gladstohe's latest utterances indi-
Gates that he is not indisposed to excite the
British voters against the peers.
Secretary Foster is to speak. IN Chic.
There 10 said to be q strong sentiment
in favor of Blaine throughout the state.
A committee Of the Kansas alliance has
reported unanimously in favor of the es-
Establishment of cooperative stores in every
county in the state.
A fire at Coxsackie, N. Y, burned
Reed & Powell's warehouses, and three
other houses belonging to the same firm
and two barns. Loss $4,000.
The steamer Penobscot Of the Boston and
Bangor line struck rock at Rockland,
Me-, staving hole in her bottom and CIV
ing passengers severe fright.
At South Hadley Falls, Mass, Maurice
Griffin, SO, . laborer, was buried in sand
bank while filing Y cart. After forty
minutes digging he was found. He was
dead.
The members Of the Russian imperial
family, accompanied by the Queen of
Greece and her children, have gone to Co.
penhagen to visit the czar's father-in-law,
the King of Denmark.
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CATTLE MARKET.

For the Week Ending Aug. 10.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.