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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-25

clothes, bed and bedding. Such
acts of kindness by the ladies of
Monterey have a more salutary
effect upon the criminal classes
| than a thousand sermons from the
altar and from the pulpit. If these
| acts of kindlineSS We're repeated
once a month they would go a long
way toward reforming those who
have been led astray by evil assOci-
atiOns.
SPANISH AND ENGLISH.
The GEL Eco Frpnteriza," of this
city, which was started four months
ago by Mr.. Hilbebrand CARA as
a four-page paper l2XlS inches,
daily is going to be enlarged to l6
y - inches, 81 columns. Half of
the paper from this week on will
be published in English.
Mr.. CARA has purchased the steam
press from Prof. &. j. Buck of La
redo, that the Gate City was print
ed on, and he is now having it set
up, and will be ready to work the
latter part of this week.
The FrOnteriZa will be devoted
to the development of the manu-
featuring industries of Monterey;
the opening of mines, the devel-
Oping of the agricultural, fruit and
stock raising of the States of
NuevO, Leon, COahuila and Tamau-
lipas.
Mr.. CARA is a young man, full of
energy, and he is backed up with
ample capital to push the business.
Edmond bids him success in the
publication of the FOnteriza.
SHIPMENT OF BULLION.
From the first to the fifteenth of
April, the Monterey and Mexican
Gulf Railway hauled from the
Guggenheim smelter 100 car loads
bullion, 400 bars to the car, and
each bag weighed 100 pounds.
They also hauled out from this city
in that time II cars of peloncillOs,
10 car loads of corn and 80 car loads
of ore.
MINERS AND MINES.
There have been a number of
miners in the city the past week.
DR.. T. c. Mills received samples of
silver lead ore last week from I'M
known parties to be aSSayed, which
turned out 332 ounces to the ton.
Last week Capt. John ROsseter
sent DR.. Mills some ore that he re-
ceiVed from a new mine of his in
Sierra la Metre that showed $3.50
ounces and 1908 per cent lead to
the ton.
Senior Manuel LOZanO Gonzales,
a prominent citizen of Monterrey,
died, aged IS years.
SHOT,
At sunrise yesterday morning
Luis Topic was shot at the pcni-
tertiary. He killed three men;
two of them fellow prisoners in the
penitentiary since he was con-
demned.
PERSONALS.
DR.. W. W. Luch, a prominent
dentist of Monterey, returned from
Philadelphia Sunday night. The
Doctor thinks that there is no
place like the City of Brotherly
Love, but he likes Monterey best
The Doctor is a great musician and
a society man, and his friends are
glad to see him back.
PROMOTED.
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authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
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SHIPMENT OF BULLION.

From the first to the fifteenth of
April, the Monterey and Mexican
Gulf Railway hauled from the
Guggenheim smelter 100 car loads
bullion, 400 bars to the car, and
each bag weighed 100 pounds.
They also hauled out from this city
in that time II cars of peloncillOs,
10 car loads of corn and 80 car loads
of ore.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-22
HAS Shown HIS HAND
President Cleveland s Greed is Very
Brief.
IGNORE THE POLITICIANS


wAsurNoroN, March % In tws
weeks President Cleveland has showf
| his hand lais creed Is brief He pro
poses 70 Ignore the politicians and mp
| peal 10 the Judgment Of the plaii
| people In the hestowal Of patronags
| his rule win be 10 ignore both scnatori
and representatives The gifts at hi
command he win not permit 70 be used
as the perquisitc Of anybody. He doe
not take the Wow that patronage be
longs 10 any body save the executive
This proceeding, OF course, viii brew
| trouble. IL cuts the senator and Nom
| her down 10 cipher. II serves uotict
| v the machine within the party that
the party gifts are not 70 be disposed as
rewards Strictly followed out II will
be impossible for any boss within q
state to fasten his hold through the
medium OF executive favor II makes
the members Of the rank and flo equal
70 the boss commanding.
In i measure this plan is asaudncious
Us it Is new. II Is throwing all precc.
dent TO the dogs. II Is def to tho In
struments who gain power because 81
favors TO bestow II Is an experiment
which says TO every member within
the democratic lines "You arc on
equal footing. II Is probably true
that there are more people who have
no care for public Office than snch as
have II l. probably likewise true that
a majority Of the people like TO see the
professional politicians turned down.
In such a view Mr.. Cleveland looks to
the many rather than the few. His
reasoning doubtless Is that ne can find
men for the Offices whose democracy Is
as staunch as those who have favor
with the congressional contingent. So
his aim will be To find out what the
congressman want and then do tho
other thing.
In assuming this attitude Mr. Cieye-
land Is wise enough TO know that he
will not be antagonized by tho politi-
clans This class can not afford to com.
bat him on the mere question Of spells.
II takes something more heroic than
the loavcs and fishes TO build up an nd
verse sentiment with tho class who do
not seek them. So In the programme
the president proposes TO carry ont he
serves direct Oh ject lesson IL Is TINT
because one happens to Do member 81
congress he i no better. nor even 50
good. as those whose votes gave him his
honors It Is programme which In
vites the confidence OF the people
The danger hence which may environ
President Cleveland win not be Of the
spoils. But danger for him Turks
ahead On tho economic questions he
win find next winter d congress decid.
eddy antagonistic Both branches Of
congress will be adverse 70 amy change
touching silver, unless II be TO further
utilize it The very course he is now
pursuing with respect TO the patronage
win weaken him on the questions for
ei0n to Il.
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KAiuLANrs FAREWELL.


The Princess Seems TO lie nm Expert at
JoIlylng People Up.
NEW YonK. March 22 Princess Vic
toria Kaiulani has promulgated her
farewell address to the American peo-
pie. 1t reads us follows:
aTo the American People
Before ] leave this land | want to
thank all those whose kindness has
made my visit such happy one Not
only the hundreds OF hands have
clasped, nor the kind smiles have
seen, but the written words Of sym
pathy that have been sent to me from
So many homes have made me feel that
whatever happens to me ! shall never
be d stranger to you again
1T was to the American people /
spoke, and they heard me, as ] knew
they would: and now God hess Won for
III from the beautiful home where your
fair first lady reigns TO the dear Grip
pied boy who sent me his loving letter
and prayer. 'sKAfULAaI. ["
The princess will sail for England
Wednesday.
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LIE PREsIpENT eusY.
IIc and His PrIsats secretary sitting u
Until After afIdnlnhf

IIe and Ills Private Secretary sitting u
Until After ifidnieht.
WASHINGTON, March VI president
Cleveland has been sitting upuntil mid
night ever since he camc into Office, dis
posing Of the immense amount 81 busi-
ness which has accumulated 1t tho
White house since the 4th OF March.
Private Secretary Thurbcr has been sit
ting up until o'clock Ia the morning
ind getting to work again 81 o'clock.
The mail which has been received at
the white house since the 18th Of March
is something enormous Every MORN
ing great stacks Of letters lie on the
desks Of tho clerks In the executive
offices, and with each fresh delivery Of
mail they are renewed and increased.
Most of these letters, Of course. are
from applicants for Office Of course
there Is the usual proportion If crank
letters and begging letters, but most
Of the presidents correspondents are
seeking appointments
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-22

SAN FRANcIsco. March n Just BE-
fore sailing for Hawaii Monday. Com
missioner Blount had this 70 say regard
ing the object Of his trip:
The public seems 70 have the idea
that am loaded 70 the guards with in
structions. whereas the plain truth Is
that have no instructions from Prcsi-
dent Cleveland or and one else Ny
mission Is to Investigate the whole qnes-
tion of annexation; TO determine the
sentiment Of foreigners rs well as
Of natives, and 10 conclude. as far as
possible from facts. whether Il would
be advantageous to this country TO an
mex the islands Ny mind is FREQ from
any prejudice and am prepared to give
an impartial hearing to all sides.
The cutter Rush will be at my dis
posal and In II will visit the other
islands, after completing my work at
Honolulu. OF course the foreign senti-
ment can be ascertained fully at Homo
lulu. but the natives Of the other
Islands may have very different views
from the Kanalas OF Honolulu
II am ignorant OF the Hawaiian Ian
guagc, bnt with trustworthy inter-
prefer IL ought not 10 be difficult 10 get
at the real sentiment sof the natives
What the additional Instructions from
Washington may contain remains 10
be seen No question in recent Amcri-
can politics so sadly needs the light of
pure truth thrown upon ii as this
Hawaiian question, for II has been
muddled by appeals 70 sentiment nnd
prejudice"
Mr. Blount thought that two months
would suffice. although he said he
should not sacrifice thoroughncss 70
haste. When told that the voyage
would take eight days he smiled and
said drily. Its an important question
whether we want any territory that It
takes q steamer more than week TO
reach. That is mighty far away, In my
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-22
sEcRsTARY AERpERr


Opposed 10 Esinn Unlted Stafes Vessel.
for the PURPOSES Of Display.
Nav York. March 81. = Il Is reported
In navy circles In brooklyn that after
the review the custom OF detailing vea-
sells 10 participate In celebrations Ia
harborg along the coast win be discon,
tinned Secretary Herbert Il reported
70 have told several friends during his
Wait TO brooklyn that he was opposed
10 using y. 8 vessels for the purpose oi
display One Of MIR. Hcrbcrrs chief
objections 70 harbor displays la the
great expense connected with them
On such occasions Il Il usually inccos.
sary 70 give tho vessels thorough
overhauiing and Ia addition to that
there Il the cost Of powder for firing
eAlutes
Navy officers are generally well
pleased with the prospect OF being re-
heved from the task OF being ON cxhibi.
ton and hopc that the change 81 policy
will make II possible for them 10 save
something from their salaries Hereto
fore the officers have been compelled to
pay 50 much for entertaining guests
from places they visited that they have
had 10 shave their other expenses 10
make both ends meet
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MACKAY MAY DIE.


a Complication Not Due 10 the Irjurics
Indicted by Assassia Rippcy.
SAN FRANcIsCo. March ~ -. w.
Maclxay Is in d dangerous condition.
and II is said that he may die within
twcnty-four hours The trouble Is not
directly the result Of the bullet wound
inflicted by Assassin Rippey. Some
foreign substance has lodged In the
vermiform appendix and has made him
seriously i'll.
In the weakened condition due 70 his
recent wound, this new tronble Is
deemed extremely dangerous III the
patients condition is such as to make It
possible an operation will be performed
as last resort.
Mnckay Is aware Of his condition and
his wife and son have been cabled TO
return home. His son win leave Liv-
erpool Wednesday.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-22
A SEAL POAcHER.
Tho steamer Alexander Is Going to PlaJ
a Desperate Skiu Game,

Tho steamer Alexander Is Going to Piny
Desperate Skin Game,
SAN Francisco. March % Advices
just received from Behring sea show
that the steamer Alexander, which left
here early this year, is already in the
forbidden waters This steamer cleared
from San Francisco for HalSodate, Ja-
pan. January c5. She carried a full
scaling outfit, and another suspicious
circumstances was that she carried
eighty men. AT the last moment sew
eral cases Of Winchegters and cart
ridges were secretly put aboard I'll
believed here that the Alexander will
trade liquor for skins along the shores
Of Behring sea, and that before the pa
troll fleet starts north she will make a
dash for the rookeries, overpower the
small guard, and then slip south with q
full cargo Of skins
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A MILLION FRIENDS.

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nd not less than one million people
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TAREE MoRg coNvlcTIoNs.
charies De Leaseps, Baihut and blonde
Fonnd GuiIty--six AcqnittaIs.

Charles De Lesseps, Baibut and BIondin
Fonnd Guilty-six Acqnittais.
PARIS, March % Charles De Les
seps, accused Of corrupting ex-minister
Of public works Baihut to support the
Panama lottery bonds bill, has just
been found guilty by the jury. Baihut,
who confessed his guilt in open court,
has also been found guilty, and Blon-
din, who acted as go-bctween in the
bribery Of Baihut has also been found
guilty.
All the other defendants are acquit-
ted. These are Marcus Fonntane, Pam
anna canal director; M. San-Leroy. ex-
deputy, who was accused Of changing
his vote IN committee on the Panama
bill as the result Of bribery; Senator
Berell, accused Of being bribed by
Baron Reinaeh, and deputies Dugue.
Gobron and Antonine Provst, who were
accused Of corruption. The jury was
out about an hour
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CONDENSED NEWS


II
81 Telegraph
Winfield Scott Craig, aged 10. killed
forty-two rattlesnakes near Mobile,
Ala
It Is claimed that there is = deficit Of
500. 900 in the street Improvement fund
Of Cincinnati
San Francisco police are raiding high
binder dens and are determined TO ex-
terminate them.
Miss Ollie Beeman took poison at st
Louis because her pug dog died. She
was pumped out
Henry Pottering. a rolling mill en-
| pioye az Pittsburgh. Pa, was killed by
white-hot bar Of iron piercing his alb
domen.
Cumberland Ridge, ten miles from
Gallatin, Tenn. is on fire The FIRE has
been raging since Friday. Everything
in its path has been swept away
Il Is stated as probable that there
will be no change in the position Of
solicitor general Of the department Of
| justice until the supreme court ad journa
in May.
Attorney General Oiney has decided
not to follow the example Of the treas
ury department by making public the
applications for Office filed in the de-
partment of Justice
Near Buena Vista, Ga, David j. Ship
py was waylaid and shot to death by
three members Of the Hogg family,
father and two sons Tho tragedy was
the result Of an old feud.
Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi,
commander-in-chief of the United
States naval forces ON the Atlantic,
has transferred his flag from the cruis-
er Baltimore to the Philadelphia.
"A small planet, the fifteenth this
year, has been discovered by Prof.
Wolf. Of Heidelberg, by means OF pho
Biography. Further. two planets on the
18th and nth Of march, have been dis
covered by Prof Charlots, of the Nice
observatory.
The body Of Squire Abingdon,
the wealthy English sportsman, who
died in New Orleans on Saturday
morning. arrived in New York, Mon
day night. and was at once taken ON
board the White Star steamer, Majestic
which sails Wednesday.
H. p. Ludington was arrested at
Kansas City Monday at the hospital ON
the charge Of embezzling $500 from
the Postal Telegraph Co at Vicksburg.
Ludington attempted to commit suicide
at Kansas City few days ago by jump
ing into the river. He was rescued by
policeman.
Rev. Theodore Z. Cuyler, one OF
Brooklyn's leading and oldest divines,
was rendered banquet at the Grand
Pacific hotel. Chicago, Monday night,
by the Presby terrain Social union, Of
Chicago. Over two hundred persons
were present. among whom were many
Of the leading ministers Of Chicago
DIR. Stanley P. Black, specialist in
bacteriology at the Chicago Medical
college, is dangerously Ill from dip. q
liberia. Blacks class has recently bes
discussing the germs and symptoms Of
diphtheria, using active germs Of the
disease In handling the germs he con-
tracted the disease He was trying to
prove that germ could be passed from
one vital TO another and still retain
life
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A HoRRIBI,B RAIIRoAD ACCIDENT

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KANSAS Cry. March %. The prairie
fires which have been ranging over west
ern Kansas have caused great destruc-
ton Of property with great loss Of life
ia Lane and Wichita county. In
Wichita county the flames swept away
the home ofJohn Ericsson Mr. Ericsson,
who was burned while attempting to
rescue his little daughter, died Sunday.
Thomas Iamisonslost fifty head Of cat
tie which were pastured in an enclosure
fenced with barbed wire and could not
escape Much loss OF property and live
stock IL rouorteff
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EQUAL TO DYNAMITE
Flour Dust Exploded BY a Locomo-
tive Spark.
BLOWN OUT OF EXISTENCE.
A. EsplosIou Which Shook All Lischheld, III, and
Surrounding country Buildings Wrecked and
Damaged About The Town Thousands Los,.

L
LtTeiIFiFLn, III. March 81 AT sac
| Tuesday morning fire was discovered
~ the big Keclcr iiouring mill. in this
| place, and despite tho efforts OF the en-
| ployes, Il quickly spread throughout
/ Tho building. III lcss than twenty min
nics the flames wcru beyond control
While The employees and ilrctncn wcrs
Fighting the flames terrible explosion
caused by -four dust occurred and the
Immense structure was blow 10 frng
nents
John Cowio. the head mitlwriKht, liv
Ing A. Waterloo, N. II. wns Instantly
KILLED, aud several employees were seri
ously injured The explosion wrecked
nearly every business place In the vii
lage Many persons were badly hurt
~ flying bricks and failing tiuhcrA
The damage 70 the mill alone will reach
el0o0, 900, and othcr property wna dam
aged over $3.50. 900.
The shock was felt ia the adjoining
villages Of Clyde Bntler, Gillespie and
Ilillsboro. Ia many 81 these places the
concusslon was NO great that plate
glass windows wero broken. When the
Are started the citizens were awakened
py W. ringing 81 ilre bells, and before
many 81 them could dress they were
asuhnea w sl'e tcrfliie shock q the ex.s
plon'on ana 1i'e next moment found the.
M, Malas "a thetr homes talling upon them
rs hre Y supposed e have originated
PA spark from passing locomotive
Hl. ". ~ one q ING Dust rooms
lh'nr Already known e be badly In
Jhiosl py hylnE glass and timber are;
Mrs keichodr. Mira !. Lynch, John
!! s-.seiloseHc. -1osaph Neuther ana John
hixshey
lhelr injuries are severe, but VIII not
prove Iatat
Inc hrc was discovered " the night
Waterman N the oranroom of the hour
iniil. ile RIM 70 hydrAnt, but the water
pipes ala not work properly, and IN an
instant tnc names spread 70 adjoining
rooms ~ less thpn Two minutes the
names reached the Hour rolling room.
ana the explosion q hour dust toll
lo We
ING night watenmnn was hurled
s sg,,9 window ana pnaiy Injured.
Mi'lwraght eoWle was stunned ~ the
shock' ana, nnAolg " ESCAPE. ne wns
burned V aeatn' INC immense building
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conllrmed by tho senate.

WASHINGTON, March 20. The senate
confirmed the following nominations
Josiah Quincy, Of Massachusetts, as.
sistant- secretary Of state Isaac r,
Gray, Of Indiana, envoy extraordinary
and minister pIenipotcntiary to Mexico.
James h Eustis, of Louisiana, minis
ter to France Patrick A. Collins. Of
Massachusetts,. consul at London. Rob
ert A. Maxwell, Of New York, fourth
assistant postmaster general. Wade
Hampton. Of South Carolina, commits
sion Of railroads. VIM. McAdoo. Of New
Jersey. assistant secretary Of the