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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-17
BIaIne's Old State.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. II. - The
state campaign opens here today with
the meeting of the delegates from the
state republican clubs. A great mass
meeting will be held this evening,
and will be addressed by the promi-
nent speakers of the state.
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American Scientists.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August IT,
Fully thousand visitors are here to
attend the convention of the Ameri-
can association for the Advancement
of Science, which will continue from
today until the oath. President Jo-
seph LeConte, of the University of
California, is presiding over the ses-
sion,
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Police Watching the Hogg Pen.

Special to the S. A LIGHT.
Houston, Tex, 2 p. M, Aug. H.
The Hogg crowd has built themselves
a fence around convention hall, and
refuse all Clark delegates admission.
The Clark men are now holding meet
ings at Turner hall. Both parties
organized and adjourned until 8
O'Clock this afternoon. A hundred
special police are keeping watch
around the convention hall. The ex-
element is running high. 1t would
take but little more provocstion to
bring about pitched battle between
the factions. No nominations yet.
FRANK.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-17
Listing the Grievances.

CHICAGO. August 1.-THE general
grievance committee OF the Train
mems Union of the Northwestern
road is holding secret session in
this city. 1t is stated that q list Of
grievances is being prepared and they
will be presented next week.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-17
Michigan State Democracy

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, August II
The Democratic State convention
has laid out q great mass of work for
itself today. A state ticket will be
named. presidential electors chosen,
and o democrat endorsed for the
United States senate. There are
many candidates in the field for all
the positions.
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Locomotive Builders Meet.

SARALAGA. N. Y, Aug, 1.-THE
annual meeting of the Locomotive
Builders association is in progress
here today. The capital represented
is fifty million and the locomotive
output 1900.
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The Marksmen Meet.

NATCHEz, Miss, Aug. II. - The
Gsillard Sporting Club Tournament,
in which all the famous southern
shots are entered, began under very
favorable conditions here today.
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Irony of Charity.

LONDON, August 17.-Mr. Keir Har-
die has sent as contribution to the
Homestead strikers fund, one hun
dred pounds, given him by Mr.. Car
negie for his expenses in the recent
general election,
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The Flower Growers.

WASHINGTON, August 17.-Fully a
thousand florists from all parts of the
country are taking part today in the
eighth annual meeting of the society
of American Florists. The exhibition
here is one of peculiar interest.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. - Indica-
tions for east Texas. fair, except
showers on the coast; cooler in north
ern portion; winds shifting to south
arlu
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Third Party Governor.

RALEIGH, n. G., Aug. 1.-THE
Third party convention last night
nominated DR.. w. P. Exum for gov
ernor, and a full state ticket.
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Connecticut Prohib. Ticket.

HARTFORD, Ct, August lin
Unity Hall here today the prohibit
tants are placing q state ticket and
presidential electors in the field.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-17

Nebraska State Pruhibitionists.
HASTINGS, Neb., August 1.-THE
state prohibition convention was cali
ed to order at noon today. A state
ticket will be named.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-17

Regular meeting of Friendship
Council No. %, Chosen Friends, to-
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Houston, Tex, Aug. 17.-[5peoiaI
to the LIGHT.]-During the night .
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LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Up to the Hour Of Co
ing to Press.
Georgia Alliance Talks.

GAINESVILLE, Ca, Aug. 1.-THE
Georgia State farmers Alliance is
meeting here today. 1t is its annual
gathering.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-17

Texas Democracy Wide Open-Tbere
! will be Two Tickets IN the Fteidl
Pandemonium Reigns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-15

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gmpfoblen ipurbe. bas SOIs bon benz
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unb DlanIsp ipurben als Gomite ers
nannt, um nit Serrn Saafeab bariiber
su fonferiren.) baB Der Mapor befust
isi, einen Mrditeften ansuiteqen, um
einen YIan fir bic &enopiruns beS
StationSbauIeS su entperfen.
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Ser .Sbea
Type Writer.

$40 taufen ben Seea 3ppe Writer
nit 7s Gbarattsren, uno SIS fir ben Gins
fad3eu SSea, mt Der 8arautis, before
arbeit su tbun, tuie irssuo cine Maidins.
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brinst neben Der 6ortieBuns bes &smans
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unp benz Nnfang elmer biiblhen Nopelle 30
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man bic Mitglirbtr berlelben nat ibrtm
8anse unb alter bssriiben inbtm man nit
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man fanat bel ben Dienlfbotsn an, sebt bann
,u ben 8inbun iibr unb enoist nit Der Saus-
frau une eem SausbGrn."
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I@- 8auft Cure 9arlor. unb SdIaf.
,irtmers ginridtunsen uno anbers MD'
beIn bon @m. Siffenberser.
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bsr 8aptiiten &irde. Ser bilisite
Ylab in Der Stabt. ba.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02

NEW York, Aug. AT a meeting OF
autonomists (anarchists) held here tonight
speeches were made by Emma Goldman
and others approving of Bergman's at
tempt to kill Manager Prick at Pittsburg.
Miss Goldman asserted that there were a
thousand bullets yet waiting for Frick.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02

A Conservative Estimate of Governor
jones' vote-The Straight Demo-
cratic Ticket Elected Throughout
Negroes Vote for Jones-No Dis
tubances.
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 1.-The election
through the state has been very quiet,
though great interest was manifested. In
many places the colored voters voted and
worked like beavers for Jones and the
straight democratic ticket and aided ma
terially IN pillng up large majorities for
the democratic party.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. Later re-
turns carry out the first indications. This
city gives Gov.Jones 2, s43 majority and the
county will give at least 5000. The coun-
ties Of Mobile, Calhoun, Jefferson, Mont
gomery, Dale, Dallas, Russell, Barbour,
Sumter, Bullock, Talladega, Walker,
Lauderdale, Perry, Lowndes, Wilcox
jority for the democratic ticket. The
Indications are that not over fifteen out
of sixty-six counties in the state will give
Kolb ma ority, and not one of them will
exceed. The Legislature will be overwhelm-
ingly straight democratic. The negroes
everywhere refused to follow the Kolb
banner and voted in great numbers open
democratic tickets. In many cases they
were actual workers at the polls. This
was especially the case in this city.
The expectation that the opposition vote
would be the largest in years does not ap-
pear to have been realized. A conservs-
tive estimate places Governor Jones'
majority at not less than $4,000.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02
TRLRGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

At midnight Mr.. Gladstone was reported to be
feeling well.
The Calumet and Hecla Mining company yes
terday declared dividend of SIS per share.
Secretary Tracy left Washington last evening
for New London, Conn, where he will board the
U.S.S. Dolphin for a cruise along this New Eng
land coast as far north as Bar Harbor.
In accordance with a resolution passed at
recent meeting Of the Richmond Terminal ad-
vifory committee, default was made on the in
tereet Of the per cent. bonds, which was due
yesterday.
The police Of the Brighton district, near Bos-
ton, yesterday arrested Costa Berezzoni on sus-
picion Of having shot Rocci Patrio at Wellesley
has since died The men were Italians and
brothers-in-law.
LIE Canada Of Ottawa had an article last night
in favor Of annexation. Dealing with the judg-
ment Of the privy council in the Manitoba school
cases, it says that the English speaking people
are driving the French Canadians iato q political
union with the United States, and that the only
recourse left TO the French is a memorial to the
queen asking that Quebec may be permitted &c
become annexed to the United States
Living L. Hill of Boston, defendant in the ia
nous Saco poisoning case, who was acquitted al
the May term Of the supreme court Of the charge
of attempting poison, is taking steps with view
to bringing legal action against Lawyer Georg'
| poisoning case, and City Marshal James
Seavey In the sum Of 900 each for false arrest
The writ alleges conspiracy against the Two 70
| epondentS.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02
THE CHOLERA RIOTS,

The Government OF Russia Sent
Troops TO Suppress the Uprising in
the Injected Districts Against the
Doctors-sixty Peasants and Fifteen
Soldiers Ktned-Peace Restored
The News Just Come TO Light.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. Private let
tiers from Tashkend, Aaiatic Russia, re-
port that news in regard to serious riots
there on July 6 in connection with tbs
cholera epidemic has been suppressed by
the government. These letters state that
the natives believed the doctors were
poisoning patients suffering from cholera
The widest rumors were afioat as to the
oruelties inflicted by the medical men, and
the people were aroused to a high pitch.
Suddenly five thousand Sarts invaded the
Russian quarter of the town and attacked
and wrecked the residence of Deputy
Governor Poutinstsoff. The latter fed,
bu he was pursued and overtaken in the
? ieet by large crowd, and WAS maltreat-
ID in terrible manner. He pleaded in
vain for mercy, and at length he was flung
to the ground, and after being trampled
upon by the rioters was assailed with
stones until life was extinct and his
features mutilated beyond recognition.
Troops were hurried to the scene and
they opened fire on the defiant rioters,
killing several. The Sarts who, were
armed with pistols and daggers, held their
ground and made desperate resistance.
The Sarts, when their pistols were empty
slsshed furiously about with their dsggers,
doing much execution. The soldiers being
unable to overcome their opponents, they
were reinforced by Cossacks, and with the
latter's aid finally succeeded in quelling
the riot and dispensing the Sarts. The
Sarts soon collected around the mosques,
and taking possession Of these edihces,
turned them into forts.
A large number was sent to dislodge the
Sarts from their strongholds. The Sarts
made sturdy resistance to the soldiers,
and fred from loopholes with telling eff
feet. The troops at last carried the
mosques. and q scene of carnage ensued.
The fighting inside the structures was des-
perste and sanguinsry. No quarter WAS
asked nor given. The Sarts fell by scores
before the soldiers weapons, their desperate
courage being unwaveripg and their def
ance unceasing to the end. Sixty Sarts
were killed and hundreds were wounded,
many of them most grievously. The sol
diers suffered heavily. the Russian loss
being fifteen killed and many wounded.
Tremendous excitement was caused in
the town by the terrible affair and the au-
thorities found 1t necessary to strongly
patrol the whole place by day and night
1t is feared there may be renewal of the
trouble. The troops are being largely re-
inforced and everything is being done to
put summary end to any further upris-
ino
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02
COBB WAS SOBER.

The Investigating Committee Will
Report To-day.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Several witnesses
were heard before the Watson committee
yesterday investigating charges against
Representative Cobb of having been drunk
while making a speech in the house. The
evidence was all of an acquitting character.
The determination of the committee is
to close the case tomorrow after Mr.. Cobb
has made a statement. The reports will
be made tomorrow if possible. 1t is very
likely that two reports will be printed and
that Representative Simpson will find a
minority report in behalf of his
fellow alliance member, Mr.. Watson, it be-
ing practically assured that the majority
will at least make some structures on Mr.,
Watson.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02
CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL.


a Brilliant Gathering - Governor
waller, George Parsons LathrOP,
Bishop McMahsn and Others Pres
ent-The school in Full Blast.
NEW LONDON, Aug. AT $50 a. m.
the first session of the Catholic summer
school was opened in the Lyceum theater.
Rev. Joseph H. Mcmahon, chairman of the
board of studies, opened the proceedings
ly the welcoming themes in the name of
the general council. After announcing
the details of hours of lectures, etc., he
introduced Mayor Wheeler of New Lon
don, who extended hearty welcome. He
alluded to the respect and veneration with
which persons of all creeds regarded Leo
XIII and bidding God speed to the
| Catholic summer school felt sure that its
work would rebound to the credit of
religion and the welfare of the republic,
Rev. P. A. Halpin, 8. j., OF St. Francis
Xavier college, New York city, then open
| ed the routine work with discourse on
DR.. G. NJ O'Leary of Manhattan college,
New York, spoke for an hour on the
philosophy of history as applied to the
church.
There were $50 present at the morning
lectures, among them Bishop McMahon OF
Hartford, DR.. Maher, chancellor of the di
geese; George Parsons Lathrop Of New
London, Warren E. Mcsher of Youngs
town, O., and William ]. Moran of Nov
| York.
In the evening q grand reception va,
rendered to the visitors by the~peo
pie of New London in the state ar
mory. The affair was largel,
attended. The Third regiment band CAV
a delightful concert, and speeches followed
George Parsons Lathrop Of this city deliv
eripg the address of welcome. Othe
speakers were Bishop Mcmahon, e1-Gov
ernor Waller, Warren Mosher of Youngi
town, O., Kate E. Conway of Boston an
Rev Messrs. ]. II. MoMahon of New Yor
and Joynt of this city: There are fou
sessions day, two in the morning. one
the afternoon and one in the evening. Th
general council will meet on the OF
= instant and decide on a permanent locatio
for the school.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02
A TOUGH TUSsLE.

Sergeant Denpehy and Officer Hig-
gins Have n Long Chase and n
Hard Fight-Have TO Drag the
Second Prisoner.
Yesterday afternoon James Delehanty,
an iceman who lives at IS Clinton avenue,
was accosted on Water street near Bridge
by James Whalen and William Ledwith,
who wanted him to ''s-t up" the drinks
He refused, as he had about $50 In his
clothing and feared that he might lose It,
He was handled pretty roughly by the
disappointed beggars.
Going along Water street he met Ser
geant Dennehy and Officer Higgins and
complained to them. The officers entered
the saloon of Thomas Molloy, where
Whslen and Ledwith were. Whalen
slipped out by back door and the officers
Immediately gave chase. He had, when
seen, block start on Sergeant Dennehy,
who, however, was determined to capture
the man. By lodging in and about the
intersectipg streets Whslen managed to
keep out of the reach of the officer, who,
however, steadily gained on him. The
officer had almost captured his man when
taC AoelcA AcAi Al al opcA Sciioi AAo
was arrested and the patrol wagon was
called. He resisted arrest and Ledwith
came out to help him. The officers man
aged to hold the prisoner and drove off
Ledwith. The wagon arrived soon and
Whalen was taken in. The officers re-
turned for Ledwith
Ledwith was at the saloon and as the
officers approached he brandished a large
pocket knife with two blades. one at each
end, opened.
The officers, however, coolly walked up
to him and he closed his knife. When
they attempted to arrest him, however, he
resisted stoutly and had to be dragged
along. Supernumerary Lyman Bradley
appeared on the scene with pair of band
cuffs and these were clspped onto the
prisoner. He tried to twist, but found
that he hurt himself with every twist. He
then went along quietly.
Whslen is well known to the police. but
Ledwith had not a bad reputation until
yesterday.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02
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Jewett's Celebrated Hard Wood Refrigerator
without doubt they are the finest goods in tt
market, and to-day have the call over all othe
Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02
People Who Arc Ill.

The condition of Mr. S. G. Bartram, who
has been seriously i'll at Redding, where
he was taken by the advice of his ply
stefan, has improved somewhat and he is
now able to sit up at times during the day.
DR.. Ernest Smith, who has charge of the
pate Mt, thinks that with no drawbacks he
will be able to be removed to his home in
this city in two or three weeks.
Simon Mcmahon, a well-known liquor
dealer of Meriden, is lying critically ill at
his home in that city. Yesterday he had
| several bad hemorrhsges of the stomach.
Drs. Smith and Nickerson are attending
him. DIR. Bacon of New Haven was tele-
| graphed for yesterday.