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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-11
THE COURTS.
37TH DISTRICT COURT.

9th DISTRICT COUNT.
Yesterday afternoon Felipa Perez fled
suit for divorce against Felipe Perez.
Judgment was given for plaintiff this
morning. in the case of San Antonio
Building Supply Co. VS.. Alamo Electric
Street railway company, for debt and APP
pointment of receiver. A motion for re-
hearing claim of j. Il. Shepherd was
overr,lIad and notice of appeal given.
A motion for new trial was overruled
and notice of appeal given in the case OF
George Dullnig VS.. Edward X. lyman for
damages.
The following judgments were rendered
this morning:
L. II. Baldwin ct AL, VS.. M. Goldfrank
ct al, change of venue from Maverick
county. motion for new trial overruled,
plaintiff excerpts and gives notice OF APP
peal.
Il. p. Hord VS.. Geo. Redmond and w.
l.. Smith, on prommissory note, motion
for new trial overruled to which defen-
dant excerpts and gives notice OF appeal.
The motion of the reorganization COM
mittee of the Arkansas Pass will be heard
June 18th.
Liodiecker. E. Liedecker ct al, dismissed
as to E. Liedecker judgment for plain
tiffs.
Judgment was rendered for defendant.
JUSTICE COURT.
This morning Justice Adam held an in
quest on child named Gersilia Mata,
that died of natural causes, out at the
soft rock quarries, yesterday afternoon at
Cookbook. 1t was ~ days old. The child
was illegitimate Its father is Pillar
Talmantez. The mother at first refused
to give her name and the name of the
father, but being pressed by the justice
did so.
Yesterday evening he tried Pedro Lu.
jan for abusive language, who was found
guilty and fined $50.
August Stuckert pleaded guilty TO
abusive language TO Ed Weltens, his
brother-in-l law and was fined s..
Judge Heron held an inquest last
night on the body of Eugenio .Ablos: who
died of consumption at the saloon OF Geo.
. Gibson, 225 South East street. The county
buried him.
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LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Press
Up to the Hour OF Go
ing TO Press.
The Battle Is Over.

MINNEAPOLIs, Mimi, June H.
Especial to the LIGHT. ]-Blaine and
enthusiasm have subsidized. Office
holders win. Harrison nominated on
first ballot. The big Blaine club and
brass band is leaving town and all
contesting delegations from the south
are knocked out. Texas and South
Carolina have joined and will issue 3
call to all republicans in the southern
states to meet and make combined
demand to the northern republicans
for proper recognition.
Il. B. JOHNSON.
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Closing Exercises.

Travis Park Methodist church was
crowded last night with people who were
there to hear the closing exercises of
Magruder's school. Atabout si30the en-
tertainment was opened by prologue by
Master Chris. Miller, which was excel
lently rendered After this came several
other recitations, dialogues AMI musical
all under Is years OF age and the manner
in which they recited their parts gained
them great applause and was, a credit to
teacher. Some of the boys were nervous,
but for children OF their age did remark
ably well.
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The Concert Tonight.

Tonight at the Casino Hall Senior Con
zalo Nunez.oue of the greatest pianists in
the world, assisted by Prof VIM. Marx
one sd our finest violinists, Miss Minnie
Merritt Earnest, mezzo soprano. and Miss
Zulema Garcia, too well known to San
Antenians to need any Further mention,
will give grand concert. 1t will be a
great treat to the music loving people of
this city and should be attended by all.
Senior Nunez and Miss Garcia will play a
duet on two pianos. Tickets are on sale
at the music store of Thos. Goggaa &
RrnS
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The night session opened with call Of
the states for vice. presidential nomina-
lions. When New York Was reached
Senator O'COnnor rose and presented OF
Hon. Whitlaw Reid. General that Horace
Porter seconded the nomination. His
speech was an eloquent tribute 10 the
work. and services of Mr.. Reid. The
nomination was seconded by Gov. Bulk
ley of Connecticut Tom Reid's name
was presented and withdrawn on the rep
resentation of the Maine delegation that
they were not authorized to present 1t,
and on motion Whitelaw Reid,' of New
York, was nominated by reclamation.
The usual complimentary motions were
made to the chair-and officers OF the
convention. The American Republican
League was commended; committees
appointed to notify the convention noml-
nees and the convention adjourned.
HARRISON RECEIVES THE NEWS.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June lot was
half-past ) when President Harrison
learned of his denomination. He was
chatting quietly with several mem bers OF
his cabinet and family when the news
was received. The president was the
least excited of any OF those present. AS
the message clicked out from the wire the
operator excitedly repeated it, and in that
way the news reached the president.
Those present shook hands with the
president and congratulated him, while
he. though cool and composed, took no
pains to conceal his qualification. The
news soon reached the private part of
the house and the remainder of the fam
ily /flocked about him and added their
congratulations to those of the Others.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM BLAINE.
BosToN, Mass, June lex Secretary
Blaine and Mrs. Blaine left for Bar Har-
Dor on the z p. m. train over the Boston
and Maine railroad. Before Blaine left
the city Blaine gave this communication,
to the reporter of the Boston Journal:
The resolute energy and persistence
which has marked the proceedings In the
convention at Minneapolis will, il turned
against the common foe, win the election
in November. All minor differences
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pending roll call. II desire to saw" said
Mckinley, that you can suspend pny
rule you have got by a thirds MAJ
jority and let us do 1t now" Once more
the Harrison people gave manifestation
OF their cup of JOY overlooking. but the
Blaine and Mckinley people were still
obstinate and refused to yield to
the persuasive influence of the gen.
erous governor of Ohio. The chairman
pro TEN. (Shepardb started to put the
motion but there was such evidence of
disapprobation that bis voice could not be
heard. 1.-THE interpreter of the rules Of
the Fifty first congress and the man who
helped to frame thens saws we NAV sps-
pend the rules at any time. shouted
Mr. Shepard, and the vast audience
cbeered both McKia ey and Reid, not
exactly knowing to which one he referred
Just at this junction various gentlemen
surrounded Mckinley and a hurried con-
ference was had. The latter again
mounted the platform, beckoned for
recognition and said: "Mr. Chairman
let me say one word. There are states,
as | understand, that have not been
reached which desire to record their
votes and understand they desire to re-
cord their votes in the direction Of my
motion. Applause therefore, in or
der to enable themtG do so, withdraw nv
MOTION" Prolonged applause
"Hurrah for Mckinley" shouted a.
voice in the gallery and the cheer was
taken up until the Napoleonic exponent
OF tariff reform was compelled to bow
Roll call continued and of course from.
this time showed steady and significant.
for Harrison. At-the end it was obvious
that he was nominated by a considerable
majority, but 1t required the clerk long.
time to foot up the results.
''Phe clerk will announce the result of
the roll call in half an hour" said Nc.
Kinley. he having resumed the chair in
the interval.
1.-THE whole number OF votes" said the
CLERK, sis 9041$;; the number necessary to
a choice is asa. Applause. Benjamin
Harrison receives 535 10 votes. Pro-
longed applausel James G. Blaine re-,
eeives 1s2 6. tApplause.l William Me-
Kinley receives 1872, Cheers Robert
Lincoln one vote and Thomas b. Reed
four votes. [Applause.l
Benjamin Harrison having received
the majority of all votes cast" sale
Chairman Mckinley, lis the nominee of
be made unanimous?'' Great applause
and cheering and cries of '''yes. yes, let's,
make it unanimous!'' "All in favor of
making 1t unanimous say ave." said the
chairman. There was storm of ayes.
Chairman Mckinley never put the mega
tive.
AYE unanimous" said he, at Asp.
M, and once more the convention went
into one of those scenes of enthusiasm
which have become SO familiar during
the proceedings Of the day.
A delegate moved to adjourn until SIP.
m, and although there was disposition to.
finish up the work at once, the motion
prevailed and the convention adjourned
until that hour.
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Son Russeil's Editorial.

HELENA, Mont, June 1.-THE Of
flee of Russell Harrison's paper, the
journal" was surrounded by
eager crowds who received the
news of the presidents re-
nomination with boisterous manifes-
tations of enthusiasm. The Journal
will say editorially today: "Har
rison's denomination reflects the
peoples wishes and meets with the
approval of the country
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Cab,ic Drinking Fountains,

EdItSr s. A. LIGHT.
l think the attention Of the public and
city council ought to be called TO the alb
sence OF public drinking fountains, or
hydrants and water troughs, for horses
and dogs. 1t seems as IL this has been
overlooked by our city fathers.
The faucets of the hydrants in Travis
Park are filled and rendered useless to
the public. On Wednesday saw several
ladies and also children go to the. hy-
drants there for water but failed to get a
drink. This time of the year is when the
public feels the need of such places.
WARREN
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An Important Decision.

The supreme court of Texas yesterday
rendered decision holding void the an
nual taxof seventy-five dollars which the
city levies upon butchers and vendors oil
meat outside of the city market. TT c
full text of the decision has not yet been
received. The appeal was taken by WIN.
Hoefling & Son from Judge Kings de-
cision and his judgment sustaining the
tax was reversed and the cause rendered
for VIM. Hoefling & Son.
: This relieves all butchers from an oner-
Gus tax, though it deprives the city of
several thousand dollars annual revnue.
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Their ktng Killed.

RED LODGE, Mont, June ia
letter from Arland, Wyoming, says:
j. X. Bliss, king of the rustlers, was
killed on the 4th inst, on the south
fork of Sinking Water Creek, by
Deputy Sheriff Trey, of this place, and
his posse. Bliss was barricaded in a
stone fortress, twenty-three miles
from a mining camp, and supplied
himself with food by pillaging the
miners cabins. Officers took him I'M
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Ushers and Winners.

The young lady ushers last night at the
Without, Jessie Smith, Nellie Van Cleave.
Mollie Kline, Johnnie Legina Mont
gomery and CLANCY Small.
The prizes for selling the largest num-
Der of tickets were won as follows: Mrs.
M. F. Gish, first prize, goldwatch: Miss
d. Johnson, second prize, a gold watch;
Miss Johnnie Dodd Legina> Montgomery,
third prize, gold ring; Miss Louisa Wit
hoff, fourth prize, gold ring.
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A Hot DAY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 11.-Yes-
terday, was the hottest day of the
season here, the thermometer at A
O'Clock In the afternoon registering 9S
degrees in the shade and lis in the
sun. Three eases of sunstroke were
reported to the police. Two of them
will probably terminate fatally.
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RELEASE.
Found Ochre.

An important discovery was made yes
terday id Capt. J. G. Marshall's Long
lake addition, 21-2 miles northwest of
this city. A man was blowing in the
lake bed in order to deepen the body Of
water, when the pillow struck an OBJ
struction and tearing through II, a stream
of water gushed forth. Following the
water came forth bits Of yellow ochre, in
mineral form. This fact was reported to
the owner and an examination was made.
Mr.. Marshall believes he has grand
thing of it and will send to Chicago for
machinery to investigate further in this
matter.
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Porter Refuses.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June 1.-THE
Journal publishes a letter dated
Rome, from Minister and Ex-Gover-
nor Porter, declining to be candl-
date for the republican gubernatorial
nomination and stating he could not
accept If it was rendered him.
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Foreigners Rejoice.

LONDON, June 1.-THE burden of
comments ofall the evening papers
on the denomination of President
Harrison and selection of Whitelaw
Reid as republican candidate for vice
president, is joy over the defeat of
RlaiDe
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Lost Her Way.

Officer Seffel Monday night found
q woman Oh Ala no plaza who seemed
to have lost her way and he directed
her home. She found her husband
at the Guile stands on the east side of
the plaza, but he would have nothing
to do with her.
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New Coal.

{ A fine vein of coal, said to be equal as
the coal found at Sabinas, Mexico,
struck Yesterday on the Dewitt ranc
nine miles south of this city, while we
was being dug This coal is 1000 varas
from the S. A. & A. P. railway, and II it
proves to be of sufficient quantity, will be
mined and used to supply the San Anto-
MO market.
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The F,rst no Rattfy.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.-Repub-
licans celebrated Harrison's renomi-
nation by street parade and display
of fireworks. A large mass meeting
was also held, at which number OF
speeches were made, ratifying the
nomination.
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A White Man Lyncbed.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., June 1l.-Alex-
ander Whitley, q white man confined
in Albemarle jail, charged with muir.
der, was lyuched yesterday.
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Reayer submits.

WASHINGTON, June LEX. Gov.
Beaver, of Pennsylvania, says Har-
rison's nomination was the best that
could have been made.
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FOR RENT.

A fine rock house, rooms, bath and all
modern conveniences, extra large lot,
Situated on one of the highest points
around San Antonio, with southern exc
posure. JOHN T. HANIBLEToN & Co.
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RSD'RECEIvEs THE NEMS.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, June lO.--At 10
O'Clock The telephone in Honorable White
law Reid's country residence near this
village began ringing and the ex-minister
ana his family received the information
THAT he had been nominated for vice
president by reclamation. The tele-
phone kept ringing until long after mid
night until the inmates of Reid's, house
became weary of answering calls. Many
prominent republicans called upon Reid
aud congratulated him upon his nomina-
ton. He also received many dispatches
of the same import
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-11

BILL HEADS LETTER HEADS,
Cards, envelopes, and all kinds OF com
mercIal printing done at the LIGHT office
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Filled for Record
This morning in the county clerks office:
DEEDS OF TRUST.

This morning in the county clerks office:
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Adelaide Beam to j. N. Brown, trustee,
lots to IL, in block Q, bounded north by
Hidalgo street, and south by Chavez
steeet; also lots 1, 2, 3, Z, s and O. all in
block /, original city lot 157, to satisfy f.
G. Farley in a note of s., 900.
Adelaide Beam to N A. Young, trustee,
certain lands in Bexar county, to satisfy
HI. Tournat in note of 81, 500.
G. j. Hewitt 10 II p. Drought, trustee,
for $40, GA acres in Zavalla county, and
lots and 4, block Z; lots - and IA, block
3: lots IL and IL, block 10; lots z and 8,
block A; to satisfy S. g. Newton in note
of So, 900. - D
RELEASE.
l.. L. Moody and wife, M. T. Moody to
Mic Manger, lot 49, block 100, release from
vendors lien.
CHATTEI.S.
Otto w. Andrea to Herring & Company,
chattel on safe valued at 5000.
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PRICE SIS a Year

should be merged in the duty of every re-
publican to do all in his power to elect the
ticket this day nominated by the rational
republican convention
lSigne6l JAMES G. RtfAxNE
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
He Was a Founder.

The millionaire was desirous of en-
ploying slugger to protect him from
dangerous visitors, and d big two listed
fellow applied for the place.
''How much will you charge for your
services? inquired the cautious million
aire.
Jaw, don't know" said the slugger
.carelessly. "About fifty dollars pound,
j guess"
+, The millionaire looked at the appli-
tcant's knotted muscles and heavy hands
and concluded that the figures were not
too high. h.-Detroit Free Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01

Take Santa Monica trains from San Fernando
street, Naud's Junction, Commercial street,
Arcade depot, Jefferson street (Winthrop sta.
tion), Grand avenue, or University.
For north: Arcade, Commercial street, Naud's
Junction, San Fernando street
For east: Arcade, Commercial street. Naud's
Junction.
For other branches; Arcade, Commercial
street, Nauds Junction San Fernando street,
Local and through tickets sold, baggage
checked, Pullman sleeping car reservatfo oss
made, and general information given upon an.
plicstion to J. N. ORAWLEY, Asst. g. Pas. Agt,
No. IA 8. Spring ST.. cor. Second. CHARLES
SEYLRR, Agent at Depots.
8 Sundays only.
ASundsyn excepted.
RIOH'D GRAY, Cen. TrafHo Mgr,
7. H. GOODMAN,
Gen'l Passenger AE1.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
One Woman's Way.

. overheard this conversation between
two well dressed ladies on an elevated
train yesterday:
eyes, have been away all summer
up in the country
"Did you close your house?"
mo, let young couple in."
Anybody knowr'
"No, they were strangers in the city
young people from Vermont"
Pause.
81 shouldn't think you would like to
have anybody in your house during your
absence"
"Well, I'll tell you" She lowered her
voice. "You see, the house was full Of
-of-of those dreadful insects-those,
you know-and the young woman looked
as neat as PIN"
Giggles.
''Did she get them out?"
II haven't seen one since got back. p"
New York Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
CRlkiMlE GETS A JOB.
And Uses Strange Language to the Gentle
man Who Hires Him.

anu Osss Strhnse Language to the Gentle.
| man Who Hires Him.
Say, knowed ye'd be paralyzed w'er
| ye seed me in dis harness. It's up in G
amt it2 OATS right. Say, remember mt
tellin ye bout de mug / Jumped fer dc
loidy on de Bow'ry-de loidy wot give me
de five and squared me wild der perfect
/ Dat's right. Well, say, she is a torrorbred
| an dat goes. See? Dat evenin wot DIVE
tink she done? She brought lis whiskers
ter see me.
"Naw, ain't stringin ye. Us whiskers
Is de loidys fadder. Sure.
"'E comes ter me room wild der Ioidv. ,is
whiskers does, an he says, says 'e, is dis
Chimmie FaddenF says e.
eyer dead on says l.
"'Wot does de young man sayp' he says.
''Den de loidy, she kinder smiled-say,
yer otter seed FER smile Say, it's outer
sight. OATS right. Well she says, 4 tink
| understand Chimmie's langwuge' she
says 'E means 'e is de kid yuse lookin
fer. 'E's de very mug
"Dat's wot she says; somet'in like dat.
only felly can't just remember her lang
wuge.
Den lis whiskers gives me a song an
dance bout me bein brave young man fer
t'umpin der mug wot insulted lis daugh-
ter, an bout lis hart bein all broke dat is
daughter should be doin missioner work in
der slums.
Den der ioidy, she says, 'Chimmie' saws
she, me faddcr needs a footman, she says,
AN ! taut you'd be de very mug fer der
job says she. See?
'Say, was all broke up, an couldn't say
nottin, fer is whiskers was so solemn. Seer
"'WoG's yer lay now?' says lis whiskers.
or sonlet'in Ike dat
Say, could ave give i'm string bout
me bein hardworkin boy, but knowed
der loidy was dead on ter me.
Den is whiskers was kinder paralyzed
like, an e turns to lis daughter an 'e saws
desc is lis very words-'e says:
"'Really, Fannie e says, really, Fan
ME, you must interpret dis young mans
language e says. See?
Den she laffs an says, says she:
"Chimmie is good boy if 'e only had
a chance she says
Den lis whiskers, e says, 4 dare say
like dat. Seer 4 dare say See? Say.
did ye ever ear words like dem? Say. /
was fer tellin lis whiskers ter git outer dat,
only fer der loidy. See?
"Well, den, we all give each odder a song
an dance, an de end was / was took fer a
footman. See? Tiger, ye sayp Nav, dey
don't call me no tiger.
Say, wouldn't my gang on der Bow'ry
be paralyzed if dey seen me in dis harness?
Amt it great? Surel Wot am l doin?
Well, Pm doin pretty well. had ter t'ump
a felly dey calls de butler de first night
was dere for callin me heather. Seep
Say, dere's kid in der house wot opens
der front door wen youse ring de bell, an 1
win all lis Doodle de second night was
dere, shown i'm how ter play crusoe.. Say,
it's dead easy game, but der loidy, she |
axed me not to bunko de farmers-deys all |
farmers up in dat house-dead farmers-so
leaves 'em alone. 'Scuse me now, dats |
me loidy comm outer de shop. 1 opens de |
door of de carriage an she says, Home, |
James. Den jumps on de box an strings |
de driver. Say, 'e's a farmer too I'll tell |
you some more bout de game next time |
So long. New York Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01

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Falling Hair

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than q wig; besides, wearing your own
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LINES OF TRAVEL.

WUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY
tCOMPANY. (Santa Fe Route)
IN EFFECT MONDAY, SEPT. 20, 1892.
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Disaster.

Disaster.
Why did the maiden softly sigh
And lower her lovely face,
And why did tears come to her eye
And leave their telltale tracer
"Oh, dear" "she cried, Il never thought
Her lips expressed pout-
''You had your trousers creased so nice.
And I have sat them out"
Detroit Free Press.