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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-07

The Lone Star Brewery has
opened q quick delivery depot, near
the main business portion of the city,
at 6l0 West Commerce street, rear of
the Progress saloon, where all orders
will be attended to on shortest notice.
Telephone 327. 3 IL tt
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WANTED.

so Men and so Women.
To get q good home on car line and
water free. Terms $40 cash and $40
per year. For particulars see
4tf w. 8. HADLEY,
Room 2 Smith Block, Soledad street.
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Satisfaction

Is the lever that gives us such
incaeased business. We NEVER
allow a customer to be dissatisfi-
ed with our garments or treatment.
1t is our purpose and aim to
please every one who trades with
us. And our Merchant Tailor
Misfit Garments speak for them
selves. You can buy a Suit made
to order for S25 at the normal
price of $3.50; a $50 Suit for els;
an elegant $40 Merchant Tailor
Made Suit for 800; the fines i'm
ported Worsted $50 Made.to- Or
der Suit for $25. We have about
$50 pairs of the fine Made-to-Or
der Pants which we are selling at
one-half of their original prices
Alterations to insure fit free of
charge.
Open evenings till s p. m, Satur-
day 10 p. m.
200 W. Commerce Street, Corner Navarro.
Misfit Clothing ParI0rS.
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A GALA
Shoe Day Tomorrow,

Shoe Day Tomorrow.
In conjunction with several other
Grand Special Bargains for tomorrow
at Joske's, is their periodical drive In
Ladies' Shoe Emporium.
Prices WITHOUT Profits. It's INTRO
DUCING these shoes that's uppermost
in our minds
LADIES' AND MISSES
Dongola oxford lace low shoes,
ESQ, CSC, Sl.22, 81. 25, 81 SO
Black Kid Opera slippers. ......... 47c
Cloth Top Button or Lace Shoes. 81 SO
Dongola Oxfords, sizes II to 2. >. 81. %
CHILDREN's
Dongola Oxfords, patent leather
ups. ............"'... o5c, eoc
INFANTS
Oxfords, plain or patent leather
tips. ...,..'......... .'4'c
BOYS
Lace School Shoes, l to 5. ........ 97c
Although we have a good compile.
ment of sizes, come in the morning
and eBjoy>a good pick.
1t JOsKE BROTHERS.
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FOR RENT.

A fine rock house, rooms, bath and all
modern conveniences, extra large lot,
around San Antonio, with southern eX-
posture. JOHN T. HAMBLEToN & Co.,
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a CHANCE FOR BUILDERS.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
AN ITdLI1N LYNCHED.
Reported to Have Been Dragged From Bed
and Carried or by Mob.

PirrsBuRG, Pa. March IA story Is pub
lisbed to-day in the Pittsburg Dispatch OF a
n,obable lynching in West Virginia. James
Abrilo nn Itelian employment agent. Is the
inf,rmant He says he recently sent party
~ twenty-five Italians 10 Dlngess, Logan
comfy ". Va. 20 work for Mason. Hardee
l. Go who are executing contract on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. The italians
protested against the prices they had TO pay
for supplies at the cOmpanys store. ana their
nrotests seemed 20 have offended some OF the
people of Dingess interested IN the contract
work. o.,
ON the night OF March 10th party OF
,oasked mountaineers. armed with rifles, went
to tho houss occupied by Mr.. Dingess. from
,vbom tie town received its name. and de-
,nan1ed that Frank AmrOsO the foreman OF
the Italians. who boarded at the Dingess
Iouse should be put out Of the house and
n,aIe IN leave town at once. Mr.. Dingess re-
fnsed to comply with the demand, and AZ
once a dozen rifles were leyeled at nm; ana
he was ordered not 20 move on penaity o,
Jeath Others of the masked men rushed
INTO the house and dragged Amroso from DIS
hed hound him aud hustled him out OF the
house. ,
The de enseless Italian begged for mercy
hnt he was carried on % the mountain. ana.
u 10 halieve1 was lynched. The next morn
inc the other Italians fed from Dingess ana
made their way back 10 :his city. W -
tbought tie matter would be speedily inves'
tio,ted by the authorities OF West Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
Cable Brevities-

m, rroouois has sailed from Samoa for
,rI,ir Tho Newark has arrived at NJ.
Thomas. - ,o~.ad oria, The neople
W, .',',Id ,s'et,sIed with the new President, Gen-
era M l4 steam-tug Hindch was blown up while
On trial trip on the Rhine triday. anu th5
80 owners. the builders. two engineers NJ"
a fireman were KAlea. c,....t;.- n, Ct.rrs
Tbe application OF the CheyaiIer De oteurs
- AVE annulled the South Dakota Hlyoree
1I,ained by his wife is generalIy approved III
psris and il is beloved VIII DO entreiy sue
CESS 'rhs victims Of the Rainhill tragedy were
,,,risd in tho parish church-yard ut LONDON
grijav followed By large or wd Inc
ba~es shipped by Deeming, tie mufueIe''
bavs been found at Plymouth. Ihey con-
FAMED bloody clothing. J..
The American squadron. coninahueu "
admiral Walker, has had an enthusiastic re-
A'.'..on a, Buenos Ayres. and the Argsntines
ara coming in crowds to 'isit the vessels.
whose presence has greatly sFen~'H0Ho" wv
nrestige OF the United States.
The French Government Is III serious al
n,abensior, of war with Morocco. Inc sui
,an nj Morocco is not wiling 10 yleio 70
Erench claims Of sovereignty over the OASIS
af Touat and other territory over when MO-
rocco has exercised no'0 "a '0''
edged jurisdiction o.
ernmsnt and aimed az foreign, ana especlaiiy
al certain insurance companies. Is causihI
much discussion IN insurance circles IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
THE KAISER'S DILEMMA.
He HAS NOT ACCEPTED rs YET
The Resignation of Caprivi and Zeidlitz'
Queen Victoria OF for the South OF
France-Foreign Affairs.

BERLIN. March 1o-Both Caprivi and Minis
ter Zeidlitz are awaiting the action OF the
Kaiser on their designations. and 1t Is believed
that the Kaiser's sudden departure from tho
CITY was TO avoid being forced to an immedI-
ate decision The Kaiser, 1t IS said. VIII re-
turn on Wednesday next. IL IS also stated
that Chancellor Capriyi resigned because lie
felt bound TO sustain Minister Zeidhtz and
not from any personal devotion OF his own 10
the Education bill, and that if the haIser COM
mands Capriyi to remain as chancellor the
command will be willingly obeyed.
Among the National Liberals there IS great
raioicing and congratulations are pouring III
mon Dr. Miauel for his firm stanu asalhse
the Education bill. Or. Miguel, however, IS
reserved and has not given any puollc oAP'e9-
sions of satisfaction over his triumph IL.
As between Caprivi and Mique. Il choice
should be inevitable, it is the expression Oh
many that the Kaiser would prefer the latterii ;ri
The General opinion is. however, that ne WI.
decide 10 keep both and that General Oapr,Wsl W.
will have his scfuples of honor overcome oy
being directed. instead OF requested. 10 IT,
main At the head Of the empire.
Ii is known that the Kaiser IS SICK nnnn.
He rallied q little under the excitement OF the
crisis. but a reaction came and one reason
Given for his departure from Berlin IS that lie
needs recuperation before again undertakIns
10 confront the grave issue presented. Inc
indications are. however. that the situation
will be not less critical when he returns.
The Catholic hierarchy Is said TO be desply
acitated over the turn of affairs. Outside o.
t6e Catholics there are no signs of serious dis
appointment and the Socialists are espec'aiS
| jubilant. g. r.os C.ozo,t.
saws that the Emperor William IS a drncuI
! master to serve. lie thinks that 1t ls needless
to secure the goodwill of the people. =.
The Evening News says that the haise
has again been checked in his progress u
omnipOtence. -.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that the crisl
is simply that the Kaiser has wisely change'
his mind. and that, as he cannot resign. hl
ministers must. =,
Prince Henry. the Emperor's brother. lei
Berlin this afternoon TO Join The Kaiser O
Hubertustock. The Empress goes to-tnol
row. The semi-oficial announcement !
made that the rumors Of the Emperors Il
ness are greatly exaggerated and that his col
dition is satisfactory. Nevertheless, the pm
sicians advise that he take some rest ana Una
he seek the greatest quietude TOR the pTesen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

WA1KrRroN. Va. March 19,-lSpeciaL =,
The new steamer Matte has arrived and made
her first trip from this place 60 Ayiett on
Wednesday. The people along the riVer are
much pleased with her. .,.,.,.. =,
business has frightened up considerably IN
the past month. This Is the business centre
in this part of Virginia, but we sadly need
some energetic men in our town with money
for building There is not dweiiing-house
to be found in the place. and persons are
either forced 20 build their own houses or
leave. Dwellings are sadly needed here, anu
some one would find 1t good investment 10
bnill several nice houses here for rent.
The recent heavy wind storm pie" inc
smoke stack of of the saw mill III TINS place.
breaking down the telephone wires,
Mrs. " If. Handley. of Richmona' va, Is
visitino her father in this place. Her many
trends regret to see her III such ieeOle
vi Mr. J. Harry Smith, Of Randolph, Macon
College. is the guest of MIR. j. Il. Mitchell o.
Miss Mancha House will close her school
here ON Monday. The school VIII give al
entertainment on that night. ..;aa
Robins are very scarce, very lew Oe'ns
killed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

missioner and Of giving out information IN
regard TO the Office TO its enemies who desire
TO throw odium upon 1t as good causes.
He made no removal, he said on account OF
differences in politics. but few persons had
been discharged for offensive partisansnlp
Did YOU sec the President ana ask nm 10
intercedo FAR vour son. - asked Mr.. Enloe.
"a would rather consult with my counsel
before ausyverlng the question replied the
witness and thereupOn he held consulta-
ton with Judge Payson
When the Commissioner resumed the stand
he stated that bis reason for asking Judge
pavson's advice in the matter was simply as
To "A question concerning the propriety OF re-
neofiup the conversation he had with the
President and that the Judge considered IL
perfectly proper TO repeat any conversation
that passed between himself and the Presi-
dent in regard 20 his (Baum's) son.
At that time. said the Commissioner, my
son had made application TO the bar of the
Interior Department. and took occasion TO
sneak 10 the President of the duties he had
reformed while in the Pension Bureau in an
excellent and intelligent manner. and also in
regard 90 the charges OF corruption against
him. ! denounced them to the President as
untrue. and stated to him that | was willing
20 have every employe in the Office examined
on the basis OF the charges. The az
matter was also referred to, and In
formed the President that my son was
not custodian or the casn AT lhe
Pension Bureau. but for temporary saie-keep-
ing money was sometimes put in safe IN his
Office. This charge made against my son. con-
tinued the Commissioner, denounced 10 the
President "a untrue / then spoke 10 the
President Of the desire on the part of my son
TO be admitted to the bar of the Interior De-
partment. ! made no effort TO have him rein
stated 10 his former position. as lie did not
desire it. The desire for admission to the 0ar
Of the Interior Department was acted upon
unfayorably by the department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
arIzztRD NORTH AND SOUTH.
Damage Done Both In New
York state and In TEXAS.

ArprRS. n. Y, March ia fierce blizzard
struck this city last night, which bids fair 70
rival the great storm of last week. Snow oe
gan 10 fall about o'clock yesterday aiter-
noon. accompanied by northwest gale, wnicn
il pilipg the snow into huge drifts and ming
railroad cuts which were recently cieafed'
almost completely blackading all raiiroAns.
Only one train has arrived IN TINS CITY since
last night Country roads which have ne-
come only partially opened since last weeks
storm are again closed. The storm Is stui
raging and increasing in violence noufly-
Over a foot of snow has fallen since tne
storm began with the mercury at Is above
zero.
SAY ANGELO. Tex, March l9.lt is esti>
mated that the losses to stock and sheep men
by the recent blizzard will reach S20O,ooo.
A party that was holding l.200 steers near
town Thursday night found 200 dead yester-
day morning 1t is estimated that zV'ooo
cattle have perished along the hne OF
the Denver. Texas and Gulf road between
Trinidad and Fort Worth. From kerrviiie
the report is made that thousands OF sheep on
the ranges IN that vicinity will die as result
of the blizzard.
TRUCK AND FRUIT DESTROYED.
SAVANNAH. GA. March l9.-The thermoms-
ter fell TO ) degrees below freezing point IN
| this section this morning. The gfounu ls
frozen two inches and thousands OF dollars,
worth of truck was destroyed. The pea crop
was wiped out: Strawberries. beans. potatoes.
etc. suffered heavily. Truckers are unaoie
10 estim ate their loss. but it will be severe.
Dispatches from Thomasville. Quitman aud
other points in the Georgia fruit country
shows vegetables, pears, peaches and plumss
nearly all killed. Growers will be satisned
with two-ffths Of crops. The. dispatches
show that the thermometer was down 10 tne
freezing point as far South as Tampa, and
that oranges we're badly nipped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
r,,-.. sbinwrecked sailors.

VALPARAISO. CauI. March Three sailors
from the British ship Crown of Italy. from
iiverpool for San Francisco. which was was
wreeked off San Diego at the entrance to the
Straits of Lemaire on December 3d. have
Ieen brought here by Chilien bark. Cap,
tain Greenhank. his wife and children anu
the balance OF the crew are no" on o.ate' AT.
IsIond in company of tho Argentine light
house keepers. They have no food except
ssais and shell-fsh. The captain writes 70
lie British consul here asking that heip De
aart thaIn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
UNCLE SAN DErERMIYED
To Protect His Interest In Behring Sea at All
Hazards.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 19.-Considera-
bic activity is apparent at the Navy Depart
ment. and the several bureaus are busy IN fit
ting ont naval vessels for Behring sea. Sec
retary Tracy is devoting himself solely TO tue
matter. even going into the subject to the
smallest details. He has for the past few
days denied himself 10 all callers, and TINS
morning denied himself to several senators.
The vessels that are being fitted out for duty
in Behring sea this season are the Adams,
Thetis and Ranger. The Mohlcan Is at
Part Orchard. Washington. and Will proceed
from that point TO northern waters
In addition TO the men-of-war named the
revenue cutters Bear. Rush. COrwin and Al
batross. as mentioned III these dispatches
several days ago, have been ordered to Ben
ring sea and are now being prepared tor sea
with all possible expedition. Ihls aetVy
seerns 10 anticipate the action Of the British
Government. which is expected to hold TO It's
refusal to renew the modus yiyendi. 1t also
shows that the United States intends TO pro-
tect its interests in the Behring sea at all
hazards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

MF>ums Tenn, March ~. 1t - certain
that Nj. j. OBrien. tho defaulting treasurer
al the Catholic knights Of America Is IN Cin-
cinnati. Several irlshmen were IN tnis cry
Narch 18th. 81. Patrcks day. and one Of these
told one OF the most responsible and re-
liable Irishmen in this city that .
friend Of o. 'Brien's left Chattanooga on March
iftb IN have a conference with O'Brien. who
had an appointment to meet the gentleman
in Cincinnati. O'Briens irlenus say hey
have always known where he WAS. and they
80. ,rat hs bas been hiding in or near Gin.
cipnati since he decamped from Chattanooga
ss;,h $40 00O belonging 10 the Catholic Knights
~ amsrica The subject matter of this con-
terence is understood to pertain to the rscens
indictments that have been returned ia
Chattanooga against Mr.. Obrlen. VINO .a'
tends 10 make an effort 90 repay the stolen
nonev which. under the laws OF this state.
no can do and avoid going TO the pcni'sn-
tiarg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

IL i;kalv IN he prolonged ii the owners gener.
ally follow the plan adopted in Lancashire OF
rec,,;rinp the miners returning 70 WORK 70
sisn an agreement TO work six days III the
9vsat Tins violating the resolution OF the
FeSeratjon Conference only to work FIVE days
in the week for an indefinite period IN the
future The Lancashire nla@ss aTssent maos % and ,
viii nrobably remain ont The strike at
n,,hano NJ is developing serious disorder and
nr,me DT, u"- The stables at Pelton colliery were
sa,"e- sa, on fire last night and destroyed. eight
Snrsos and four stacks of hay being. con,
snmed in the flames. The crime IS attributed
10 the strikers. The turbulence Is growing
and the authorities are mahln@ preparations
10 deal with them accordingly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
TRUCK AND rRurr prsrRoYEp.
LEASE OF THE CENTRAL.
Believed That the Terminal People are De"
hind the Clarke Suit.


SAvANNAu, Ga, March 19.-To-day Presi-
dent Alexander, of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company. was officially informed
from New York that tho Richmond ard Dam
vile company had renounced the lease OF the
Central to the Georgia Pacific. Of which IL IS
the indorser, and that IL would make no op-
posit,on TO Mrs. Clarke's suit IN the United
States Court for tho annulling of the lease
and the appointment of permanent re-
ceiver.
President Alexander, who IS also tempo
rary receiver. was also asked TO relieve the
Richmond and Danyille officers lncharee OF
the Central by making new appointments AS
soon possible. This will be done by him
within a few DAYS but General Alexander
SAYS the Central railroad will continue o. op--
pose Mrs Clarkes suit. and will try and hold
the Richmond and Danylle to contract ID
pay per cent. dividend.
IL is generally believed here now that the
Terminal people are behind Mrs. Clarke ana
her suit The news of the renunciatlon OF the
lease created great sensation throughOut
the State.
rHx CENTRAL OFFICERS ETsIGN.
ATLANTA. GA. March 19-General Manager
Green Treasurer Hall. Auditor Figg. Traffic
MANAGER Haas and General superintendent
NcRee who we're continued In their posi-.
tions by Temporary Receiver Alexander, OK
the Central Railway of Georgia. have re,
signed. They are all officials Of the Richmond
and Danyllc road. That company desires
IN break the lease IL has on the Central
and has gwen notice to that effect. 1t or
dered the above-named officials 70 manage
its own properties. not TO serve the Central
railroad Their designations take enect as
soon as their successors can be named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
HfG BLAZE IN BALTIMORE
Thirty Thousand Dollars Worth OF properly
Destroyed by Fire.


BnrnloRr. Mp. March 19.-Thirty thou
sand dollars worth of property burned up IN
a FIRE which broke out this morning at the
corner Of Holiday and Saratoga streets. / ne
bu,Idinps were owned by tlynn anu EnIilCi.
Nearly the entire fire department OK the ci'y
reanonded 10 the calls. when were oJcaSloHou
H.. 80 iesr that owing T. the attending con-
d!tiOns the flames Woulu eA'oHN ~ '-'
Ne sTs cr.cina.ed Ia The front part oi the
fifth tioor of the structure occupeu pt '"
liam IL Iowles es shirt and drawers lnuu I4 u u
fectory. Owing 20 the inIamnaoie CI.'i a., 80 %
of the stock this entire moor va 49, Su, no
flames. The building towers high 9ooE9 sho
adioining ones and this fact rendered .no
ca hard 10 fght. The intense cold addeu 10
The difieulties If the tiremen. ana al Iiuies
the water almost froze as II lett the pipe ho@-
lies. Wherever it fell II formed snees cl VI
Zee The front of the building soon DeCauIo .l
ancased in an armor of frozen spray. a mum
har ~ tirenen were themselves covered Win
ice their coats and helmets being entHey
encosed in sleet Several or them hau 10 De
taken away and thawed OUT. III. a., ,,,o,,
Not,vithstauding these difficulties the men
bv hard work succeeded IN conNhlng s.o
flames to the fourth and tfth nools anu III III
finally subduing them, Inc hltn aooI h,i. va va
cornDletely qlitted. and the iOurtn AooI N"9
,,ort'allv Iurued ont. The lower floors were
drercbed with water and the stocks Oh tne
Nccrrants completely ruined. over elBnI
BDnared bGGu ap persons We're employed in the build
ne inr' The losers in addition 70 Flynn a. a
Enrich are William II. Towes N Co.; Clemen,
4 Ban and the Newspaper Union. Inc lo'"'
loss was 80. 600: insured. -,
CIxcISNATI. o.. March l9nIhe power ilo,,se
of the Sycamore Street RAILWAY COMPANY
U'os destroved by fire this morning. NO cause
can an be assigned. Within an hour from the
elarm the building was in ruins: IL was
,,a grav stone building, two stories high. Inc
loss will reach 100000, partially covered DS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

WAsH1xGroN. D. c.. March 19.-The Thetis
arrived to-day at Marc island navy-yard' Cal.
Commander A. >. CrownsLield mas peeh OF
dered 10 the command of the Kearsarge, re-
Geving Commander Horace Elmer.
Chief Engineer David i. Jones has been or
dered TO appear before the retiring board Tor
examination for retirement.
Captain Henry Erben has been ordered TO
report for examination. Captain Erben stands
first on the list of captains for the navy. anu anu
~ the preseut time is in command of the New
York navv-yard. Ts action Is taken IN an
ticipation in April of the retirement OF Rear
Admiral Kimberly. which will put up Com,
modore Greer q the rank of admiral. and
place Captain Erben, in case he passes the ex-
animation, at the foot OF the list OF com
moIOres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

Nrw Oa1rASs. March 19-News was re-
oo;,ed - another negro killing. This time
the essair occurred on Silyery Place, West
1ioton 1s,1 TouGe Tie hero Of the tragedy IS the
Pas, Wonrce Scott. q colored preacher. Tho
,'rescLer ,'e' lad one wiie in the place, but he
wanted another comely damsel. There was "a,
general objection. even on the part OF t4e slrl'
whom he wanted for his second WE. ne , VI
hts fusT 'rr,ose "r Then he grew desperate killing
he ,9 Iyn,pon he loved. He killed the wife be
inved iov Int slightly. and escaped into the
IDS taking loaded revolver with him.
While his puTsuers we're closing in upon him him
be -;, sred three shots into his head, and when
the party reached him lie was dead. Inc me
bodies we're buried in close company, and the
affair created cutie q sensation.