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on the same ground, and vegetables
grow the year round.


on the same ground, and vegetables
grow the year round.
TIMBER.
The timber of the country consists
of cypress, walnut, live oaks, ash,
poplar, ebony, mesquite, lockwood,
cottonwood, Eastwood. cedars, and
spruse.
IMMIGRATION.
There is a big opening in this sec
ton tor the right kind of immigrants,
such az farmers and hOrticulturalists
The present owners of the lands know
but very little about cullIvating the
soil they turn the business over to
their former poems, and as a rule they
of labOrers. They will not work no
less forced to, and forced labor is
always poor and costly.
SCENERY.
The scenery from the Gulf depot Is
grand and picturesque. Off to the
south rises the Sierra Msdre, whose
peaks rise above the clouds and look
as though they pierce the vaulted
sky: while in front of IL is the ancient
civ Of Cadereyta, aud between it and
the mountains is the lovely valley OF
the Rio San Juan. Off to the west
loooms up the Sierra la Mitre, TopJ
Chico, Garcia; and to the east aud
southeast, as far as the eye can reach
is an immense valley. which spreads
out for miles and is dotted in places
with ranches and fields of growing
grain and orchards of tropical fruits.
The depot is built of white lime
stone anu trimmed with black mar BILE
from Topo Chico quarry. The office
is two story and the warehouse one
both tin rooted. 1t lis connected
with Cadereyts by telegraph and tel
ephone.
PERSONAL.
We met, while in the city, DR.. Wat
kins, OF Texas, and DIR. ID. 5. Hunsa'
ksr and family, formerly of Corpus
Christi, Mr.. Jos. Hahlizel. who has
been for two years connected with the
engineering department OF the Gull
railway, to whom We are indebtt d tor
much of the above statistics, as they
kindly went with US and acted AZ
interpr eters. Doctor Hunsaker in
formed us that ne was going to raise
tobacco there the coming year. AS
he had considerable experience In
raising tobacco in Louisiana he feels
warranted In saying that he will be
more successful in this section on
a,count OF the superiority of the sol
and climate for curing 1t. EDMOND
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EOa COUNTY JUDGE.

The LIsHT is authorized to announce
Mr.. X. L. Stantield, as a candidate for the
office of County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
The LIGHT is authorized to announce
Hon. S. w. McAlliSter as candidate for
reelection TO the Office OF county judge OF
Bexar county. subject to the will of the
voters in November.
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FOR HIDE INSPECTOR.

The LIGHT is authorized to announce
Mr.. s. d. Locke, as canGidatefOr Hide
and Animal Inspector of Bexar county at
the coming election.
The LIGHT is authorized to announce
Sam Barker as a candidate for Animal
and Hide Inspector at the November
election, 1892.
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FOB ShERIEE.

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John CAMPBELL as a candidate for Sheriff
of Bexar county, at the November cleo
IiOn. 1892.
The LIGHT is authorized to announce 7.
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TO the office of sheriff of BeXar county, at
the election. November, 1892.
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for County Commissioner, Precinct NO. l.,
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nNIyERs1TY CADET.
The Work of the Year-siEnai Corps 10.
nn.nknh

The Work of the Year-signni Corps 10.
spssted.
kptcfdl Correspondence II he IHtdIlgpe1,
MoRdASrowX, w. VA, June e.-The
main feature Of interest at the Uni
yersity this morning was the drills by
the cadet corps. This morning the an
nual inspection took place, being con.
Quoted by Major Sanger, OF the United
States army First in order4was the in
spection OF the battalion I'm general;
then inspection Of arms by companies,
and then inspection Of company ma
heuvers. Major Sanger inspected the
corps last year and reportsithe progress
good.
At2p. IN. Major Sanger and Lieu
tenant Ramsey conducted aninspectlon
ofthe signal corps, which is composed
OF members Of the second section Of the
cadet corps. The signaling done by
this corps compares very fayorablyl in
speed and accuracy with that done by
signal corps in the regular army.
/ This evening the captains OF the sew
eral companies conducted drills in
preparation for the competition drill,
which is to take place tomorrow
The first Issue Of the coinnehceme
daily appeared this morning. This pa
per Is published each year and appears
daily during commencement week. The
editors for this year are Messrs. Hous-
ton and Graham.
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wooD COUNTY coNvENTLoN.
a Good Ticket Nomiuatsd-Somo Very
Warm Contests.

A Good Ticket Nomiuatsd-Somo Very
Warm Contests.
Special Dtpdieh 10 ne Ihtelitgtnser.
PARKERsBuRG, W. VA, June THE
smoke of the hottest, biggest and most
harmonious Republican eonventionever
held in the old county Of Wood having
cleared away. we can now see clearly its
results, and some Of the effects Of the
good work done last Saturday are al.
ready apparent. A winning ticket was
nominated all around, men who will
add strength to. the glorious cause Of
Repnblicanism, and Who will all be
elected beyond shadow OF doubt
Wood county will send solid delega.
ton OF Republicans 70 the next session
OF the West Virginia legislature. They
are men who cannot be defeated. Mr..
". B. Archer, one OF the foremost law
yers Of the state, as his position as
chief counsel Of the Ohio River railroad
company, among other things, indi-
Gates, and his two conferees, Mr.. James
Hunter, a representative farmer :ot
Union district, and Squire J. G. HINES,
from the lower section Of the county,
compose team that never knew de.
feat. Put old Wood again in the Re-
publican column on the legislative
ticket.
For the important Office ofsheritf, to
succeed that model Republican, Capt.
j. l. Buckley, the Republicans Of Wood
county last Saturday nominated gen.
tleman who is as invinclble as the rock
OF Gibraltar. John w. Dudley is his
name, and he will be elected at the polls
with almost the same unaniulity that
he received the nomination. He is o
man OF whom the people are proud and
they will see that he gets there by the
largest majority ever accorded candi.
date on any ticket in Wood county.
For Prosecuting Attorney, Dir. ]. W.
Nandervort will poll his full party
strength and be elected. And SO on
down the list. 1t was glorious days
work, and every Republican in the
county feels confident OF victory,
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1IRERA1s DEFEATEp.

Reformed Presbyterian synod Decides
Against MIlligan and Carson.
MANSFIELD, o., June 1.-THE Re-
formed Presbyterian Synod, after de-
voting full day to the consideration of
the complaint against the New York
Presbylery in failing to find grounds for
charges agains tReys. ]. O. K. Milligan
and ]. 7. Carson on account of the lat
ter's adherence to the east end plat
form, voted unanimously to sustain he
complaint The votes indicate the
strong anti-liberal sentiment that per-
Vades the synod. A report .wss made
from the committee on missions, which
was productive OF much discussion on
tho question OF tho establishment Of q
mission in China. Many Of the dele
gateE opposed 1t, but it was finally de-
cided to establish a mission and send
missionaries and physicians 9as'5Aoon as
practicable. The report OF the commit
Zee on finance showed balance in the
travelling fund OF nearly $500 after all
travelling expenses had been met. Rev.
R. G. Wylie, OF Williamsburg. Pa, has
been chosen to the chair OF political
philosophy in Genevl College.
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MlllInm nnl ths cLnr Nroet.

MEL, June AT 0 o'clock this morn
ing Emperor William boarded the i'm
perial yacht Hohenzollern and started
for Friedrichsport to meet the car, An
hour later the Hohcnzollern returned
in company with the Russian imperial
yacht Polar Star. on board OF which was
the car. The Russian Imperial fleet
followed and was largely cheered upon
entering tho roadstead by the crows Of
the German war ships and merchant
mon lying there, and salu!es from the
war ships were fired in honor OF the
imperial visitor Their maiestics en-
braced and kissed each other three
times. They then descended 10 the en-.
peror's utateroom, whore they conversed
Tor twenty minutes. The czarthen re-
turned to the Polar Star, on board OF
which he was shortly rejoined by the
emperor, and their malesties landed
and proceeded to the castle.
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sIARTIN's FERRY.
Accidents and incidents in that Thriving
City-Personal and Industrial.

City-PeTsonAl and industrial
The Y. P. S. @. E. OF the Presbyterian
church has elected Mr.. George Reece
and Miss Anna Ebert delegates to the
natl 6fiaf Convention which meets in
New York in July, and Miss Lille Dean
and Miss Sophia Shrade. delegates to
the district convention to be held at
Toronto
Council met last night and employed
Mr. John A. seeley, Of New York, to
draw up plans and specifications for
the city electric light plant. A map Of
the city will be drawn by Mr.. Seeley,
indicating the position Of the wires,
poles and lights. Mr.. Seeley is to be
paid $3.50 for the work. A motion to
employ him as superintendent Of tho
contract for five per cent OF the gross
cost was'lost.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
picnic at Fleecy Dale, on the Wheeling
& Lake Erie road on Thursday, June 16,
and not Wednesday, the 10th. The
United Presbyterian Sunday school will
probably go along.
The Republicans will hold primaries
in the different wards next Saturday
afternoon to elect delegates to the
County Convention to be held at st.
Clairsville, June IA.
Marshall Samuel Westwood returned
from GAINESVILLE yesterday, where he
left "Slowfast" Williams to work out q
fine OF 500 and costs.
Auditor Joseph Henderson has finally
succeeded in getting the returns for
taxation out OF the Martins Ferry
Street Car company.
Superintendent ]. E. Mannix, wife
and children leave this morning for
South Dakota, where they will spend
the summer.
There are seven applicants for the
principaIship of the Third ward schools,
madeSacant by the resignation OF A.
w. Hurts.
John G. Hayne has purchased lot
on North Fourth street, jus. above the
U. P. church, and will erect q residence.
Ell. Wade, of Cleveland, has pur-
chased the johnson property, on Second
street, near Fayette.
Over $50 was realized at the social OF
the "Y's" at Commercial Hall Saturday
evening.
The Belmont county directoryis about
complete and ready for delivery.
A steeple is being put on the German
Lutheran church by Exley & Co.
Dr. j. W. Darrah is entertaining DR.,
A. r., ,Leith, Of Wellton, Iowa.
Mr.. John E. Morgan, the we'll known
sheet roller, is on the sick list.
The dry goods stores now close at
p. ~, except on Saturday.
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PRIZE CONTESTS.

Marshall County Man villas the Declamh-
tion Prize-The Successful EsSRyiSt.
Special Dfpdieh 10 ne madagascar
MoReASTowN, June Last night at
8 o'clocka large audience gathered in
the new commencement hall to hear the
annual preparatory contest in deCfama-
ton. This time the laurels were won
by Mr.. William R. Standiford, OF Mar
sEall county. The contestants were
Messrs. A. A. Protzman, w. R Standi-
ford and ]. L. Wharton, and all did
themselves great credit. These annual
contests bring 10 the front some ofsthe
best oratorical talent OF our state. The
work is always we'll done and the con-
testants are thoroughly drilled by expe-
rienced trainers before appearing be.
fore the public.
During the .intermissiop while the
judges were out making Their decision,
the winner OF the regents prize essay,
Mr.. Hough Houston, read his perform
ance. Mr.. Houstop's practice and nat
ural oratorical abilities made the per-
Torrance a very interesting one. Tho
subject Of the essay was Games Russell
Lowell's Life and influence" This was
treated in q mastery style and was q
performance worthy Of any occasion.
The university grounds, under the
supervision OF Dr. Millspaugh, have
been very artistically arranged for COM
mencement. The extra work judic-
iously done on them causes their pres.
ent appearance 10 form pleasing con-
trast OF former years.
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HouNDsvInhE.
A miscellaneous MslRnEs Of Minor OLat-
tiers from Marshalrs METROPOLIS.

A MISCELLANEOUS melRngB OF Minor sLat'
tiers from Marahall's METROPOLIS.
The new asylum for the insane fol
eastern Ohio may be located directly
opposite Moundsyille. The splendid
farm OF Colonel Charles Thompson Is
being negotiated for, and Mr.. Thompson
will sell at a reasonable figure. II this
site should be chosen, 1t means an ex-
penditure Of g, 0OO,0 900 right at Mounds
ville's front door.
County Clerk Lewis says the dust on
the marriage docket still increaseth and
he Is almost tempted to issue license
for+himself and thus save the docket
from premature interment.
The grand Jury Is in session. II will
be here two days this time, and the
boys are being brought in very exten-
sively, and no doubt long list OF bills
will be returned.
The electrical company has its new
machinery all in order and the plant is
now ono OF the best in the country in
city Of the size Of Moundsville.
John o. Brooks, secretary and mana
ger of the Moundsyille Coal company,
leaves this morning for an extensive
eastern and southern tour.
Next Sunday is children's day. spe;
cial and interesting services WILDE held
at the n. E. church. This Is always a
big day in Moundsyille.
Thesdistrict convention Of the Ep'
worth league, which was to have con.
vened here June 10 and l6, has been
postponed until fall.
Colonel McCorkle and Judge Bennett
have been looking after their fences
here. The former was still lingering
around yesterday.
The mean fellows who demolished the
eate-in the postofiicc two weeks ago and
got away with over 800 are still at
large.
Miss Jessie Lowe, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. S. Lowe, Is very Ill. Little
hope is entertained for her recovery.
7. o. .stillwell is being doomed by his
friends for the Office Of Justice OF the
Peace in Washington district.
JL. Keyser is the latest candidate
for county commissioner, subjectto the
Republican primary.
Capt, L. B. Purdy will leave for Kan
aas tomorrow evening on q business
trip. s.
Captain "Bob" Watson, Cameron's
genial postmaster, was here yesterday.
Richard Phelan, Of Waynesbnrg, is
here spending a few days with friends.
Candidate G. H. Senseny was shaking
h6nds with friends here yesterday.
Work on the foundation for Sheriff
Burley's new residence has begun.
Mrs. Mont sallers is very Ill at her
home IN the First ward.
John A. Bloyd will commence pur-
chasing wool next week.
Ed. Atkinson, of Elm Grove, was here
on business yesterday.
DR.. t. r. Rogers is in Cumberland,
Nd, on business.
Work on the cotton factory has be-
Ruus
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Rneesnt 81, Louis,

ST.. LOUIS, No. June 7.-Attendance
and track fair, weather showery.
First race-Six and ono half furlongs;
Audrey won, time, 1921.
Second race-seyen furlonRs; Coro-
net won, time, 1901.
Third race-Five furlongs; Helen
Nichols won, time, 1902.
Fourth race-Seven furlongs; Give
Away won, time, 1921.
Fifth race-Seyen aud one half fur
longs; Pat King won, time, 1888.
Sixth race-seven and one half fur
long; Mean Enough won, time ] :S1E.
Seventh race-NIile and eighth;
Bolivar Buckner won, time, 1851.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
occurs at the Residence Of a Prom
inent Mexican.
AN INT ERRUPIED DINNER
A Beautiful Mexican senorlta Causes
Jealousy Between her Soldier SHIT
ors...Thc House Invaded and a
Bloody Slaughter Takes Place, Dur.
ing which thoFathoF L knlcd:-rho
Dead Horribly MutiIated.

pEE,nxo. n. NJ, June News has
reached here Of terrible Tragedy which
occurred at Las Palomas, q town on the
border, thirty miles south, Saturday.
From what can be learned an official OF
tho Mexican custom house was enter
tanning an officer Of a regiment which
has been stationed there ever since the
Ascension revolt, at his private resi-
dsuce. The daughter Of the official, a
beautiful senorita, acted as hostess. In
the midst of the meal the house was
entered by several guards, led by two
Young suitors Of the daughter.
An attack was made uponlthe cilcar.
Friends OF both parties Joined In the
fight and before the regiment could stop
he complaints the father and the Off
cer had been killed and several mem
beers OF both factions dRdeerously in.
inrod. The battle lasted for several
hours and was characterized by desper-
ate fighting. Pistols and sabres were
the weapons employed, Word was sent
to Deeming for physicians and ready re;
sponse was made. Jealousyis supposed
10 have been the cause Of the attack.
For some weeks past there has been
considerable feeling between the off,
GERS and soldiers Of the regiment and
frequent fights have occurred. Only q
few weeks since soldier was shot dead
in his tracks by an officer for some triv-
ial act Of disobedience. At'this writing
it is impossible to obtain the names. OF
the dead and wounded. The town is in
Mexico territory. The dead were horri-
bly, mutilated.
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CHICAGO, June 7.-Weather lair, track
slow. Attendance 5000.
First race-one-haH mile; Bismarck
Second race-Three-fourths OF a milo;
Carmen won; time, l:34f.
Third race-Seven.eighths OF a mile;
Blue Banner won; time, lao.
Fourth race-Mile and one-sixteenth;
Bessie Bisland won; time 2:20l.
Fifth race-AIile and twenty yards.
Notus won; time, 2:l2.
Sixth race-Three-fourths Of mile;
]. B. Freed won; time, 1:90.
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RELLAII,E.
Au Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City

Au Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Marshal Charles johnson left here at
11:l5 Monday night with John Neville,
the wife heater, on the B. & o. train TO
take him to the Zanesville workhouse.
The prisoner was handcuiEedj and mo
thought OF his escape entered the Off
GERS mind, especially while the train
was under full speed. But just the
other side OF Cambridge Neville went to
the closet, and from the time he entered
it to this time he has not been seen nor
heard OF. He must have jumped oil,
was the thought OF tho marshal, and
after having the train stopped he went
back to look for Neville, dead or alive,
but no trace Of him could be found. 1t
is just possible he crawled up to tho top
of tho car and lay there till the train
reached GAINESVILLE and made his cs-
cape unframed, or he may have jump
ed out the window. In any event he is
gone and is not in the workhouse.
DR.. Richardson, Hon. George R.
Davis and DR.. King, the state commits
sion appointed to locate the new insane
asylum, arrived in this cityzon the 500
train yesterday evening and viii spend
to-day looking at the various sites in
this vicinity and hearing the arguments
OF those who are looking after the inter-
ests OF Bellaire. These gentlemen will
leave here at O'Clock this evening for
Steubenville. Those who have charge
OF the commission here are James +.
Anderson, George W. Yost, j. E. Black
burn, Joseph Clements and Martin
Cowen, and they have invited Hon. A.
I. MCKelvey, Ross ]. Alexander, DO.
Heinlein and Senator Nichols TO assist
in the entertainment Of the commits
sioners.
The wife Of Christian Miller, on
Gravel Hill, was walking out with a
babe in her arms yesterday evening,
when she stepped upon piece Of wire
and her feet became entangled so that
she fell headlong, throwing the baby
some distance ahead OF her. Both were
bruised considerably, but no bones
were broken.
Superintendent B. 7. Jones, OF the
public schools, will present the diplo-
mas to the graduating class at the
Elysian tomorrow evening. All
arrangements for the commencement
have been completed, the. Wheeling
opera house orchestra engaged, and the
house will be packed.
Col. j. F. Charlesworth, recently de-
posed by Governor Mckinley as one OF
the trustees Of the soldiers and sailors
home, was in the city yesterday. The
integrity or ability OF the colonel was
not questioned, but he is peculiarly
headstrong aud was out with the other
trustees and the superintendent Of the
home.
ship, is the latest announced candidate
for county commissioner. He won his
title in war and was brave soldier.
rs. Tappan, the photographer, has
sold his property here and yesterday
packed his goods to move to Wheeling
Island.
The gun club house on the commons
had to be tied with ropes to keep the
back water from floating II of.
. Quite a number Of Good Templars
from here are at Toronto attending q
quarterly district meeting.
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Special Dttpdtea 10 ne intelligence.
MoRdASrowN, W. Va, June Tho
competitive drill between the three
companies Of the cadet corps took place
this afternoon at four o'clock. The
ridges were Lieutenant George Palmer,
Of Columbus, O.; Hon. q. L. Smith, OF
Fairmont; and Colonel r. E. Fast, Of
Morgantown. The drill consisted Of
company maneuyers, manual OF arms
and bayonet exercises. The results
will not be announced till tomorrow.
The companies have been drilling for
this competition for some time and
were highly complimented by the
judges on account Of their good drill
Ing
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NAPLES, June u The eruption Of
Mount ycsuvius, which has mot been
noticeable for some time past, is now
worry greatly increased in quantity.
Large quantities Of lava are Issuing
through and flowing through thecavalla
ravine. At noon to-day an earthquake
shock was felt in the town Of San Severe.
Tho motion was undulatory, For a
time the residents were panic stricken,
but upon seeing that no damage had
been done, and that the disturbance
had ceased, order was quickly restored.