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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-26
LATE TElEGRAMS.
SOLID DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.


The Mexican government reports
the Yaqui rising as upimportsnt.
Yellow fever mortality in Rio
Janeiro Is increasing.
Reports of serious disturbance at
Rome are unfounded.
. Irish horse Tasmania jumps six
foot hurdle and breaks the record.
The Dahomeyans near Porto Novo
and will attack the town.
The big bridge over the Mississippi
at Memphis is practically completed.
Three persons drown by boat cap
sizing in Beaver Lake. Wisconsin.
Kansas court indicts U, P. officials
for violation of railroad law.
The newly elected New Orleans
officials indicted into Office.
Meadow Thorpe stock farm, near
Lexington, KY, sold for S215 per acre
The convention OF Mexican liberals
approves the platform submitted to
them.
Floods in Santos province, Brazil.
destroy Sl,650,000 property and 40
lives.
Russia will establish boards Of
trade for dissemination of crop know
ledge.
Havana is menaced with epidemic
of typhus, the street cleaners being
on 8 strike.
Canadian live stock shippers com.
bine 10 cont oil the trade of that coun-
try.
Count Lopoldina, Rio Janeiro. is
declared bankrupt. Liabilities SIS
600; assets $50, 900, 900.
House spends lite entire session in
lodging motion to tablea resolution
expupging from the record.
DR.. Hill, of Wilmington, Del, is
called from home to attend patient
and murdered.
The Theosophical convention elects
Ella Wheeler Wilcox one of its "a
councillors.
Worlds fair committee OF congress
gives committee asking appropriation
hearing.
]. B. Hallowell, cashier of West
Superior bank, who skipped with
S35, 900, lie captured in Philadelphia.
Fifty cows. horses and building
burned at Parkville, L. /. Loss $751;.
900.
One employe fatally and another
seriously burned in natural gas ex
plosion at steubenville, o.
The Darmstadt, from Bremen,
Nam NnrH NTH q mo
grants.
Tramp strung up at Pointe Coupee,
La, for numbering store keeper and
robbiug bic store. e.
River at New Orleans is within two
inches of the 1882 rise, and one foot
below the highest ever recorded ,
which was last year.
The silver men are endeavoring to
ioin forces with the alliance, and sc
throw the election OF president into
congress.
Senate amendment to naval appro.
priation bill calls for construction OF
8 double turret harbor defense YES
sells.
Elkins, secretary OF war, favors the
presence of regulars az oil militia en-
csmpments, as tending to increase
efficiency of camp.
House of commons reopens ate
the Easter session. Secretary o
foreign office announces renewal o
the Behring sea modus vivendi.
The suit over the Csndelario Mines
Mexico, involving $4,000, 900, grows
in and q rQpaIvaF will HI
appointed.
The man who informed on the Pari
anarchists is dead, his place of businei
wrecked by bomb and his gram
daughter seriously hurt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-26

Lieut.. Baker, recently Special Ex-
position Commissioner TO Mexico, es-
Inmates that fully 10000 Mexicsns
will attend the Fair. Throughout
Mexico there is great enthusiasm
over the Exposition, and extensive
preparations are being made to have
that southern republic represented
by q splendid exhibit.
Prince George Of Wales, who If he
lives will some day be king of Eng
land, will visit the Exposition, a
cablegram from London announces.
E. s. Denisou, of Alameda county,
Cal. intends TO seud to the ExpOsi'
ton 3 pumpkin weighing S26 p unds,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-26

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Will be offered on fine goots of all
descriptions for the next Is days.
L. p. Peck & Co., 202 and 2O4 Com
merce street. % Il
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-26

The Travellers Protective associa-
ton held a meeting in this city last
night and arranged splendid pro.
gram to be carried out during the
state convention here for three days,
commencing May u.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-26
WOL. FSON
Is Clearing Away The
Wreckage!

After the rush months naturally number of odds
ends almost line There also which did
sells oreadiy all of ared determined to arout
prices will o please WI
offer starter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-26
PROF. VIM. WINDSOR. L. L. B.,

The Eminent Phrenologist, viii Re-
main In San Antonio This
Week Only-He will Lecture
Thursday Night at Con-
yentton Hall.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-26
BOWLING & FLOOD
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.

Cor. Houston and Losoys' SITS. Telephone IS
Prescriptions delivered to all parts OF
the city.
Offices of Drs. Shropshire, Mcdaniel and
DarnitZ: also Veterinary surgeon AR. Bal
kam. BAll articles belonging to 6rst-
class drug store in stOck. S121y
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
Cf. ERK 5 NDTit',.,

NOTICE is hefehs given that the fol
lowing named administrators and guard
dlans altd AT the Jan term. 1872 eftAe
Carroll County Probate Court Ter the
Eastern District their RESPECTIVE &c
count currents. II vas oi,lerea nq
the Court mat the same be eaniisu4,i
ana advertised fer confirmation at r.
lection q tht following .2af; term 0 +
said Court: S92 viz
J +. Tanning. Guardian of Jesse at,l
Allhopso Yonn2bio,a fourth aGnGal
account cNfreut,
A'lpersene having exception
te said settitrtelfe ire required 10
file the same in this court on CT hg.ore
tie 2nd day IF tie April term there
of
This Jan. IS 1892.
NC CHARLES. PfohateC!eik.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
LAND OFFICE At Ii ,Iplsox. ArK..

Notice is hereby ef7ta. thai tic ioiioWi2q-
named settlers have Lied -Vtce OF tleir i tc:.-
ton to make Il II prooi eIgF}ote Of ther claims
and that sad prot III b. r.afi, he:ore tlir
Judge ol Clerk OF Carroll 60. at Berry Vile, Ark
o. March, = th, lGez,. Viz
Z z SE. Nj Ne. Sc Sec Is, p ID y Of i.
p W
de names the followHg wtaesses to lrove hip
continuous residence Epon ad cultivation 81
said lald, viz J0t.. ). dui!ond William Phil
liP9, A. Hasahy ard :. 2. itoberts al of Fts.o.,
Jehn s. f,ouaad. Il = No. fa33s for the !. =
81. Sec. 10 ". Z S"'. sec %, Tp IA r. 4 - "
he meme the ioi osi. W itacsses 10 5.rcye
his Ger tiEuoua rrSiae &c ppo aad culrvatIG. CT
said land, viz job - ri, llliso4, seih i-eys,
a M. Euds lld William i'jjils al VI ii ~
ArN. CHAs n. &nsa.Sh, lit !iettl
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
alvin Mitchell.

Eighty acre. half mile vest of t-wn, sixty five
acres il cultivation coed oIcla eti ;3#a water aati
lumber Tor houae o ground title good for terms
apply az t1a 1fice.
\ geo lot in this town consitiRg OF residence
bar store itoHse &ard =! aad fine well Of water
i'll the yard fer terms apply to this Gf5ce.
Eighty acres ole mile Sorlh East OF toWnes0
acres in cultivation coed house hara aad out
buildings good orchard well Of water good lad
and title for terms apply at this Office.
Attract OF 80 acres three mites south Of Green
Forest 100 acf0s iH cultivation geod orc hard
building fairsood spring water good meadow for
terms call on this office
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
iI'0 vi. To ISd-.
Nc CHARLES. Pfoha.eCleIk
-----------As Asa'. a'17--''als :
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LAED otIIcI At E.aFHH:uN AK

LAHD OFFICE. At E4FHH:uN $aK
keb. Il l&a.
Notice is hereby given 1iat - ta]-
Nins,I an cd settler has + I'd notice OF
his ir rtent3ob IT, make ira. rfcct in
etf=t.rt fHis claim al,d ti5@t Ha.s. pr At
viii he made befoft the } ud .ze or {.ylerl. of
arroll 60. at Bergyyi!'e Ar&. on .&ef,}
81, NIz:
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re name. the toIiew}5.. ~i-E..ss7s 10
roy %f= hjina5a s{~ercs npoa
10 asItit loD %. a@isi ',,Da Viz
el1y y eat eo9e, SlaE.eu Ioiiou,
f''t}k.ffe aa3 f3Ntrse A.iEtse3 81
sretac os trk
ltaa ~ Creole Re lister
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
- 49, FO2= SALE.

Want To sfeaa ntr farm for sinnil-
laF farm IN HickazE Township | have
aeFent2sive acres vel improved, good
house, orchard, eeod spring, and in
half r1iie Of Fest Office, cali on or az
dress me at Maple Polo Twp. Carroll
Go Ark
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24
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DAILY CEncULATl0a, OYER &3.oGo
WEEKLY GlGGUhAgG0E-l}FEA co eco

TIE KANSAS CRY 5T.8 ia an eiglf-
page, evening paper, and = the com
pletest and most aFpft h%asi9e, iGter-
esting endinetructiye 0cwal5anar Duh-
liahea in the y aHt
liz eTaE contains all the important
News OF the world ap % fiVeb' clock p. NJ.
OF the DAY published, Giving il patrons
the new s FROM tWefFe 10 twenty hogYs
IA advance OF incoming contemporaries. !.
Particular attention Il directed 10 I'm
STIR ; Market Reports, Including ,bf.e
of Grain, I've 5tucE; Country f,radGs <
Stocks, Bonds, etc fle@e 7sp65tg arg
gathered treln TIE lareesl aaske;8 in.
the Try, and every h%aae aui Ts.r-.
lation in price or condition - the 1rar-
kete are faithfully aHd aeotfats .V 2iV@a. :.
3HG STIR controls and f3a!isttea e.
clusiYeiy the full t}ay assus.la:ts3 t7rss
8epert, afd d iine Of Efeeial feaeu.a.s5s.
TIE STAR Is not eou ufto!lui l., q. set
Of peiltltions. but is devoted 70 Ut IL =.
tie news With pfomI.tHess, accuracy :"
and i'nnarti&liy
ItwlIi ENJOY yoar caad.leaee i fou|
appreciate al honest, fearisss a1d lfosa
ne8 EE&per.
TIE STAR hes the l4feest circulation
OF o., any newspaper published t.stvcea.
Chleago and San FraBfisca
Never before in fhe t.i4Jerr of ioGrai-
ISM has SO much aEsq ctass he.ss qsftr
matter been given fe. 50 tt54ia n.atev
as Is given 81 the c9lan4s Of f.sa s4e!,IY
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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

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large sucees
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alrnishing ev
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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-24

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

evening, and the exhibition before the lnspecVor
eral will be made at VIM Courth1dt PARK OIL i""'
day, MAY 6. ,..,,,r
The 9Th Regiment assembled at the arniory on rr'u'S
evening for the presentation Of lonsservicc meda'' a
marksmen,s badges The regiment was reviewed ny
.d,utontGcncral Porter. The 9TH Regiment Veteran
Association had ar entertainment on the same even
ing I'm the nrmory supper was served In the nor'h
tower at 10 O'Clock
TIL. 9th Regiment will be Inspected In the armory
on the evening of May Colonel ewnrd's command
will 90 TO the state camp this year. and conSe-
oucntly the inspection will be held indoors. Inc
formation will be according to tho new drill regulations
and the three batalons VII b. commanded as follows
First battalion Major Jarha, Second Battalion, zap
tain Lorran: Third battalion. Captain Marks.
prcun,,narv drills 10 prepare for this Inspection VIII
he held on the evenings of April 90, p and 30
Company u. OF the 9TH REGIMENT viii have an out
door dril some day this week, probably tomorrow
night
The Legislature of the state of NcwJcrscy has passed
~ 90, nrovidjnr for exceedingly liberal pensions TO
,ho members OF the National Guard OF that sta'c'
Those who think that the laws In that respect are
,uoroI I'm this state should read the new ACT IN new"
Jersey II reads follows:
Be f, enacted by the Senate and General Assembly Oh
the STATE Of NewJesey That Section 70 OF the act to "hch
this Is amendatory be ana the same N "''''' ~ ~
10 read as follows: $1,000, ~
10 And II enacted, That the wido" anu hi"of .''
dren or dependent mother father OF any oco or SQUIRT
who may have been within three years Last passed OF VINO
NAV beeaf,or he killed fatally injured or VINO snail i've
from disease contracted while the line OF duty in the per-
Torrance Of any actual service Of his Stf" or " '
a r. any narade .ncamtmont brigade rcgmental or
battalion inspection mot service OF the United states"
or any officer or soldier who have bern within ten years
as nassed or who may hereafter be wounded or pefma'
reny disabled the performance oil any actual service VI
hi. State or while engaged in any p"inde ehcapme OF
,r,o,de rspmcntal battalion inspection mot IN the
service Of tho United stss shall upon making due PROOF
NJ m, fact receive from treasury OF this State thi
reward persons under similar circumstance i'''N'
, ,h I,nited States and I'm cases fatal tury such
reward shall date from OF receiving the Injuries on
account OF which such reward is allowed
And be 10 enacted That this act shall take elect I'M
mediately.
Approved April s. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
training William Mulcare and Karl Schwartz vii

It's training William Mulcare and Karl Schwartz VIII
represent the Daunuess Club in the junior singles Oh
the Harlem regatta, and z. II. Anderson. who was
recently elected captain Of the club, is already looking
about for other material for the regatta
Two months or ago the Dauntless Club decided
70 waive It's initiation fee this spring and since then
no less than thirty new members have been elected
The limit Of one hundred has now almost been reached
About two weeks ago the clubs old six Dared barge
WIS sold 10 Princeton College. Manager Frazer ana
Cautain Phil King Of the football team have decided
nat since Yale and Harvard have each year gotten
much material for the football team from the previous
eninr,s varsity crew rowing Is an excellent tmns
for football training and Will make the Candidates
for next falls team row the canat every day ID tue
barge which they have bought from the Dauh'leS'
people TO take the place Of the boat 1t solo, INC
PAINLESS Club has ordered from Voush the buiider
nm eight Dared large TO be hfty-three feet iohe' i
is 10 ne delivered about June and the member" loon
forward TO many Jolly excursions In the new BOAT ts
summer. -,
The Metropolitan Club is also Increasing IT'S member
chin Net tht. snrnc seven members were eiect'N
In March and q number more viii be clcc'eo III WV
ne1s meeting President T. :. Hah0ncy say INV
Climb will probably enter junior four in the ii'ri'h
md tsssolc rerattas. and senior four AT IaSSaio
and for The Middle States Championship at Ne""rA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.
ANNUAL INSPECTIONS TO BEGIN - NATIONAL
GUARD PENSIONS IL NEw-JLR7EY.

ANIMAL, INSPECTIONS TO BEGIN - NATIONAL
GUARD PENSIONS II NEwJER=EY
The annual inspection, Of the National Guard or
ranIzatons I'm this city will be begun the present week
and the two batteries will be the first to face the new
inspector general. Captains Wendel ana WILSON VIII
muster their organizations Tuesday evening. whc
General McIath will record the standing Of the wv"
batteries for the year On Wednesday evening Troop
and the First Brigade Signal Corps will meet the In
general. The troop will probably be Inspector
At Clarcmont Park. number OF other organizations
will be inspected next week in Van Courtlandt Park
and good deal OF interest is felt In these affairs, be
cause OF the departure from the general method oil hou
ing the ips pectons In the armories.
The 18TH Regiment will have preliminary drill and
inspection the arnory ON the evening OF May u
prepare for the outdoor ceremony week or - later.
The athletic games Of tbs regiment on Tuesday evening
were great success More entries were received tial
ever before I'm any arnory games OF this organization
and n large proportion OF those who cntered-were on
hand and actually competed. More than 800 men APP
pcared and took part I'm the contests ont OF 6l3 entries
The contest, were run OFF quickly and were conducted
In an excellent manner In every respect
The I'D Regiment made an excellent showing at the
armory on Monday evening when the regiment paradcd
for the presentation Of maTksmcn's bqdges and long
eryice medals and was reviewed by NAV Grant II was
one of the most successful affairs which the regiment
ever held and the officers and men deserve great
credit for the rnpdity With which they have mastered
the new drill regulations. There was one unpleasant
feature, and that was the arrest Of man who had
not paid his fines aud dues by rcgmental marshal.
who undoubtedly misunderstood his duty. sharp
shooters medals distributed 10 eight men. 100
received marlssmcn's badges aud eleven members Of
the ambulance corps wcre decorated With appropriate
medals The following members received long service
medals Gold bar. twenty years service, Captain VIII
lam j. Maidhof. Company II. November g. 1871 silver
YOU, Company ID. september 7, 1870, Ordnance
bar fifteen years service Captain william II. Cortcl
Sergeant T. C. Fischer, y. c. s, May TO- 1876 bronze
medal ten years service OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II.
Bush Company ID, july H. 1867 Private j. g. Muller.
Company A. June Z, 1875; Corporal Joseph Unger,
Company b, March 5, 1851 First Lieutcpant w. f.
IIaws, r. staff March 10. 1861 Sergeant GcOcsc w.
Brown, ~ c. s. Septt mber l. 1881 First Lieutenant
r. }. DAILY. Company X. October d. 1851; Musician
L. Bourdepay, jr, Company +, October 4, 1851 ;
Sergeant W. L. Borstlcman " c. S., october O. 1876.
The 2od will have preliminary Inspection TO morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

San%s Of 't tie two % looked magnificent G nH
help adming the two grand brus then, one Kims
before him With ali her muscles rigid and swe',m ns
and the black eopasH st S6 oacH tT il
70 stand s admire softly at first the set up
ana io morn mnGe p except 10 and srow
hreateningly and to show her teeth lhen men u" Minnie
to oo CG@ Minnie Some Minnie get Sp But b. c94Tn
lad no more effect than his commands auu He
leopard Tln IN " pa or w' and 'f more Vicious himself
Conk9 seeing bis words srS SnS no the dasc To- BRING
wh,n and with IT, aid by threatening the brute ne ne
managed to get Minnie up. He drove her NV. and
corner with the black leopard who At once sPa, Wns
ctrnck Mt her Then came another eplSO1e 49, :. ~
somewhat exciting for Minnie at once eYeS Nth ~ ths
bars OF tie and clung there on tbe reporters
mems heads, and only few inches iro" '''e
stand STILL whispered conin and rr nS and
sscmaming and looked rs murderous ana Vicious as
only an angry cat can look lie aar S', "ncnped
n nsh specHatIon as to Just how much damass those
sns fothaecked teeth and the long f"ry oS i@ 1se
70 nave the leopard fa,en him when ,he n hae t ,
leap for which she was preparing rimbed ID" toward the
furtbest corner By this time It had become nec,,'
snry to give Niger taste OF the %avs n su NIX
no was Becoming more and more familiar. ne SUNK
swav growing furiousy, and kept his eyes wichedy
Then Kitty the smallest leopard, beautiful young
al'' achf with Jenny who tried to get at the men
S out the "E While they we're in the KITTY showed
no signs Of temper at ALL and acted IN tn2ronBhM
Tor a few minutes, the two men vacated the cage
evidently much TO the relief Of the animals; ,,
The sensation Of the visitor when the animals mails
cr,c he'd nj his feet during the first few minutes ate
his entrance into the cage was similar u mat Whch
is familiar 10 many medical students, and when
sweeps over man when he enters dlssectingroom
for the first time It catches man In the knees ana
makes him sway slightly back and forth with n
faint brcahless feeling. expressed In desire IN ST.
down weakly That is the whole scnsatlon-one OF
strangeness and heplessness more than fear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

LIEUTENANT TUCSON, OF THE FRIENDSHIP
There Is considerable justice for MT. shrleyS com
plant too, for there are many such cases on the
aquatic records just there on those OF the aucuc
world. The Manhattan Athletic Club VIII TINS season
be represented by seasons "crack' crew Of the
University OF Pennsylvania, and II Is said that many
other expert college Will blossom forth
wearing cherry diamond and the Mercury foot"
emblems later in the season.
William Oliver the Harlem River boatbullder, has
beeh busy during the last few months with orders
for new cedar boats The Friendship Boat Club,
though ii already has eght-oared paper shell In
excellent condition. has had handsome new cedar
one b,nlt by oliver and launched last week. The
boat is xty-three feet long ana Is htted WIN inc
nav, sldin seats rowlocks and rowing shoes Oliver
believes that she will prove the fastest boat OF her
lind on the river Another shell on almost exactly the
same lines is being built by Oliver at his place at
ono hundred and thrty first ST. for the Yale College
varsity crew. This will be ready for delivery In
about eight or ten days He is also building an eight
pared barge for the Friendship Club. This Is hity
feet long and Is wide. The club members 90 not
expect to do much racing In this new boat out VIII
Just keep her for training the crews in rough weather
and for pleasure trips
The interclass races Of tho Columbia college, crews
will he held ON the Harlem on Saturday, April 80.
There win be only three crews entered this year. as
the seniors have decided not 10 put one on the water
al all this spring The class of '03 tine ]unors) VIII
be represented by n G.. Johnson; q L. V. Setback; b.
= j. Oakes IT,; 4. W. II. Wotherspoon o, W. n.
Tantor; g. W. A. Pomeroy 7. A. ID. Prince; stroke,
H. S. Mckee, and coxswain a. " Stout. The sopho-
mores will place their hopes for success on these men
E. S. IangfOrd ., G.. y. WoOlsey 3, q. Perrlne; a,
~ H. Ruckout 5. J. V. Is. DemOrest; g, j. T. Berkard
7 G. W. Trippe; stroke W. II. Nichols and co1swain.
= H. sill The crew from the class Of '95 has not
been decided upon there are several candidates for
two or three of the places. Thy sure TO make
good showing. however.
trip along the shore OF the river shows the clubs
10 he in a busy condition Just now In their preparation
for the spring season. AT the big clubhouse Of the
Dauptess Boat Club One hundred and forty seventh
ST. things are booming" just now This club has
already three crews training on the river Tor the
coming regatta-a junior and senior FOUR ana a
iunor eight The latter will be entered In the Harlem
regatta and the clubs members place much faith In
their ability to win. The crew is made up as fol
lows: l. Woodruff; Q, Hall; 3. Busse a. schwartz
g. Shea g. Phelan: T. Fothergill; stroke Whitehead
and coxswan, J. j. Macdonald. II this crew makes
good showing late IN the spring II will also be entered
In the other regatas. The Dauntlcss senior four VIII
consist of 1, Mnlcarte; Q. Torriani 3. shcehy and
stroke NJ F. ConnclI. This will row In the
Harlem and other regattas. 1t shows much speed In