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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-11
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE.

The petition of dairymen asking
for a new ordinance relative to the
inspection of milk cows and fees,
was reported on faVOrably and re-
ferred to the city engineer, who
will draft suitable ordinance.
The city engineers recommended
ton that all builders be requested
to furnish drawings before obtain
ing building permits, was favor
ably reported upon, and She city
attorney was instructed to draft an
ordinance.
The petition of Chas. f. Harris
and his associates, asking permits
sion to assign their rights and
franchises to the Citizens Electric
Power and Street Railway cOmpa-
nv, was granted. After some discus
sion the matter was referred to the
city attorney.
ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE.
Mrs. f. Dittmar, asking that the
assessment on seventy-tiVe acres Of
land be reduced to $50 per acre {;
SIdHCtu'
Max KarOlkin, asking that taxes
on improvements recently destroy
ed by fire, be RENTED adopted.
MARKET AND PARK COMMITTEE.
Chas. Oppermann, requesting
permission to open meat market;
granted.
w. p. GOOdlOe, asking that levels
be placed around the new school
house on Garden street; referred to
city engineer by estimate of cost.
The committee on fire and fire
limits reported favOrably upon two
small petitions.
RATE OF TAXATION.
Alderman Elmendorf, chairman
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RHEUMATIMs QUICKLY CURED.

Three days is very short time in which
to cure bad case of rheumatism: but it
can be done, if the proper treatment is
from James Lambert. of New Brunswick,
H.: II was badly afflicted with rheum-
atiSm in the hips and legs, when I bought
a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
cured me in the three days. l am alright
today; and would insist on every one who
is afflicted with that terrible disease to
use ChamberIain'S Pain Balm and get wei
Kalteyer S Son, Bowling e Flood, A
Dreiss, II. Schuchard, r. Cohen & Co., j .
T. Harrison and Kalteyer & Schuchard
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TOWELS.

100 dozen large cotton "Huck'
towelfOrmer price $50, this weeks
$1.10 10 st JOSKE BROS,
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HANDSOME BUGeIEs, sURRIEs,

and all vehicles Of the best make
at lowest prices, at CAWTHON q
Co., 224 w. NueVa street. t 10 3t.
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committee.
City engineer, asking that sos
be appropriated for the improve
ment of Crosby street; referred to
the street and bridge committee.
The city engineer reported on
the resolution relative to the ADAM
dOnment of part of Alamo ditch,
recommending the construction of
bridge near Perlida street, at an
estimated cost of $50; adopted.
On motion of Alderman \. +.
Beckmann the sum Of 500 was APP
prOpriated to place the south APP
prOach to Mill bridge in good con-
ditiOn.
The sum of 5000 was appropriate
ed to have arrangements made by
which the storm water from MI
eva street west to San Pedro creek
could be properly carried off.
On motion 800 was appropriated
for the repairing of South Flores
street south of Arroyo conception.
w. c. GOOdloe suit in recon-
mendation asking that S3S be APP
propriated for the building of a
drain to take off the water from
one of the new school houses.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
The ordinance advocating the
remission of interest, costs and
damages due the city, was report
ed upon faVorably by the finance
committee. The ordinance was
passed by a vote of 10 to l, Alder
man Beckmann voting no.
The committee on bitches and
irrigation reported on the request
of the ditch commissioner to hire
one man to clean trash, recon-
mending that the request be grant
ed.
STREET AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE
II. Nicholson, relative to the
graveling Monterey street; granted
Shaefer 4 Braden, asking fol-
permission to lay a drain pipe on
LosOyO street granted.
The report of the city engineer
was received by this committee
relative to the construction of class
"a" sidewalks.
Citizens, asking that sidewalks
be constructed on Laredo street
city engineer.
II. II. Mclean, asking for a cul.
vert across Commerce street; city
engineer.
Citizens, asking for the removal
of entertainments on Jackson
street; city engineer.
Selig Deutchmann, relative to
house numbering, etc; committee
and ordinances.
Raymond Phaneuf, proposing to
convey a piece of land on Crockett
street to the city, providing back
taxes be refunded referred to the
city attorney.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Bills approved by the city audi
tor for $2,32I.O4, out of the general
fund, and Sl0O.l2, out of the school
fund, was reported on favOrably by
the finance committee.
Monthly reports from the mar
ket master, city collector, city mar
shall city weigher and city engineer
for fees collected, examined and or,
dered filed.
G. FrAsch, petitioning for horse
and buggy for two months, at a
cost of 800; granted, and this
amount was appropriated.
The bid of II. Noll, for $500, on
the building of the Alamo street
bridge, was accepted.
Thomas f. Kerr was awarded
the contract for improving St
Mary's street, at cost of $500.
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE.
The petition of dairymen asking
for a new ordinance relative to the
inS,NontiOn Of milk COWS and foes
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JOB PRINTING

In all its branches done with neatness
and dispatch at the San Antonio LIGHT
Job office.
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IT SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE

J.B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharpsburg,
Pa, says he will not be without Or. King
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, that it cured his wife, who was
threatened with Pneumonia, after an at
tack of La Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had done
her no good. Rober Barber. of Cooks
port. Pa, claims DR.. Kings New Dis
covery has done him more good than any
thing he ever used for Lung Trouble.
Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial
Bottles at +. Kalteyer e Sons and A.
DreiSs' Drug Store. Large bottles, SOC.
and 81.
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BARGAIN FOR EEIh1t
For Sale: 500 lbs. of Brewer Roman,
fair condition, abundance OF sorts, at
Is and 20 cents q pound. Address,
IL 81 If T. B. JOHNSON. LIGHT Office.
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FINE RANCH. A BARGAIN

$4,000 on easy payments will buy the
finest and cheapest ranch 10 BeXar cOun-
ty, thirteen miles west of San Antonio, on
the Culebra creek. Excellent meadows,
farming and pasture and timber lands, al
fenced, and containing $500 acres of land
with two fine wells of permanent water
and two large tanks well distributed;
three dwelling houses, stables and corrals.
For further information call upon J. V.
Dignowity, over Texas National bank. If
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PAWNEE BILL
10 tho Indian Territory Discussing With the
Cherokee ChlsIs a Scheme Tor
Colonization.

TaMcQuah, /, r., PpWnce Bnl. chief
Of the Cherokee boomers, arrived here
today from Arkansas City, anl discuss.
ed with The Cherokee chiefs a scheme
for the colonization OF tho Cherokee
strip IN the event OF failure BY congress
to accept the treaty negotiated recently
for the sale Of the strip to the govern.
ment, II was formally agreed upon If
The present congress fails 10 accept the
treaty The Chorokecs viii. In ten doys
after such failure move onto the strip
themselves and occupy H. They SAY Il
Is their land and they propose la eifber
sen Il on occnpy Il. Having moved into
The strip, the land will be equally an
iided among the members of the nation
it, 80 w s'ea
Tho majority win doubtless consent
10 lease portion Of their land at n s,noil
rental % boomers, and IN that wav will
20 enahled 20 secure some rcvenle fran
", Whereas now Il IL lying absolutely iile
Nhioi Harris Of the Cherokee haitian
y a strong advocate Of the plan.
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THE MYSTERY SOLVED,
Regarding tho Birth Of Grace Wilson Who Sell
llod VITA tho Heirs oil a millionaire
Tor One million Dollars.

Columbus, o., Jan. GA GAINESVILLE. @.
special TO The Dispatch says;
Tho mystery surrounding the birth Of
Grace Wilson, who settled with the heir
of the late Edward Grouse, the million
aire for Sl,0OO,0O0 has been solved.
She was born near st. Clairsyllc,
Belmont county, o., 30 years ago. Her
first husband, Wilson, and one child
dying, she went upon the dramatic
stage whore she became q fayoritc with
Grouse; they were married. His parents
refused TO recognize her and the couple
separated az the end OF two weeks, She
going 10 England at his expense. A
child was born, the mother got a divorce
from Grouse and married Slecbett Nois-
terlltz wealthy Australian. He, too.
Is now dead, leaving 10 his wife. a child.
for whom she IN now endoavoring TO get
a hlg slice of the money by a settlement
With the Nosterlitz heirs.
This statement Is authenticated by the
relatives az GAINESVILLE, of the poor conn.
try girl who became the wife In due
succession of three men, two of them
being milllonalres.
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realizing sense Of the gulf into which we
win plunge " we drift as Texas now
H.
sJurics that viii do honestly their
sworn duty, with prompt trials, VIII
bring the only safe aud sure remedy lot
CAPTAIN THOMAS WEST
"The iuries are to blame, and they ore
10 blame because the public sentiment
sustnins them Whom this Is charged we
win have n better administration. OF laws
that are good enough, ample indeed. Tor
all purposes But the juries let their
sympathics too often prevail over the
facts And / blame the people because
criminal laws are enforced ia proper
ton to the sentiment of the people.
"The judges are also somewhat to
blame. IN fixing low bail bonds. The of
hcials who take straw bonds are 10
blame, but the worst Of oil Is the pro-
fcssionnl juror. and Of these we have
entirely too many and many more than
You would think
There are several more very interest
Ing Interviews on this pregnant question
that stand over until tomorrow.
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vilest obscenity rolled i.om his lips 10
Defantiy ne replied to al inquiries az 2,
M his identity, none Of your puslltas'
'ihnd out for yourself" etc. etc. peins
s,me Of tho most amnblc replies ho made.
He gave his name ns john lhoml .uh,
said he belonged In Fort Worth nnu h'iu
relatives living here A..
Asked about the shooting. be snil ne
had a gun on him and would rather . ~.
the chances on shooting aud getting nWhy
than BE- arrested with the certainty OF
going to Jail Ills stories were very con-
flicting aud purpOsciy misleading
JOE WARES LITTLE STORY.
The psemdo-Thompson came over from
Dallas that same night, for a One-legged
fellow traveller. who rode In the same ear
aud was vet In the car when the shot
was fred came up town later for q lunch
and let ont 80 much that Officer Garrett
curraled him IN the morning for the ex-
animation Of the chief This mans name
Is Joe We're, aud he stated that he met
Thompson In Dallas, and there be said
his name was J. w Harp; that he was
coming over 10 Fort Worth and proposed
they come together.
WHO HE REALLY IS
Thompsons real name Is j. G. East.
man aud he Is resp tctably connected
IN Louisiana. He has relatives IN Dallas
and has brother Publishing a paper 10
Alexandria. Ia. He Is wanted at sew
eral places In Louisiana on murder
charges and this affords the ready eolu-
ton Of bis otherwise inezplicable desire
10 escape an arrgft that could mean
nothing but brief time In jail, even
if mnn's life had TO be- sacrificed 10
effect that escape. A telegram received
leaves no doubt of his identity
His head Is badly cut from the blows
he received aud the county physician.
when called 20 attend him about 3
o'clock Yesterday morning. found him ln
commissions from conclusion produced
by the blows. Ills wounds were dressed
and he was comparatively easy last night.
Eastman ~ no 20-year.old boy, but
man of - or more aud double that age
~ iniquity. " but part Of what il alleged
about him can Doe substantIntod
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PERSONAL.

Mrs w ]. Lcunin has returned 60
tho city after spending the holidays with
relatives In Terrell aud Oak Clin.
Mrs. L. s. Noucrl and daughter,
Louise. Of the South side have just re-
turned from holiday visit to friends aud
rcliiivel az Abilene.
Mrs r. l.. Cardcr. who has been IN
for several weeks, Is couyalesccnt
Perry Odom, living ia the Chambers
addition, rs the father of liue boy.
Hon. Hcury =. Hyde of New York,
president of the Equitable Life Insurance
company. win reach Fort Worth today
with @ part 81 gentlemen. who will re-
main in the city for several days.
H. Sanger OF Waco. one of the leading
merchants of the Central city, was mt the
Pickwick yesterday
S y. Wickcns of the Southwestern
Railway Guide IL IN the city.
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POPULISTS' DAY.
THAT WAS THE WAY IT WAS
DOWN ON The CARDS,
But at Only Few Places Did tho Party Of tho
People Got TogoIherA Move Tor
BIG Newspaper
AT WACn.


Waco, Tex, Jan 5.-CSpccial) -Pur.
suunt TO the call issued by the state
chairman H. l.. Bentley. Of the Popu-
LIST state executive committee, for county
meetings of the party organization today
throughout the state, f. Tom Coke of
Bruceyilc assembled nc the court house
ut 10 o'clock thi4 morning. The Ca.
zetic representative mud Mr.. Coke caecr.
y scanned all comcrsF or some time with
out observing an mcrSQsc IA the attend.
Nuct.
Mr.. CoNc ~ an earnest advocate of
The new party, and prolific Ia arguments.
The Gazette representative seconded his
motion 60 adjourn. after tong wait.
ana it was carried and the mcatlng ad.
journcd, Mr. Coke uscribps thn smnll
attendance To the other and pressing
engngcmcnts ut the membors II the thty
IN looking after their buailmss In the
COuntry.
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AT DALLAS

Dallas. TcNp jan .. (spoclal)-rho
Dallas county Alliance mot today. w.
r Cole H. president and ]. S.McCullourh
secretary The proceedings were secret
but 1t is understood that the pushcrs do.
c.ded to keep IN the saddle for the next
election Ia the afternoon Milton Park.
Harry Tracey J. H. A, Poe. John y
MCCULLOUGH, Tom Gaines, w. r. Lamb
aud other pcpullst editors held star.
chamber session az Labor ball. 20 dlacua.
the schcmo for establishing publishinr
houses 10 furnish populst wepi,lies with
ready print matter aud nlsp 10 boom he
Alliance railroad wilton is pr0specird IN
paper from Rudson's hay TO Cape Horn
Aceording 70 one OF the participants moth.
lhg OF Importance trnuspirel
- wei known labor leader said 10 The
Nateite correspondent tonight, "'rrncy
nnd his crowd are hostile townrJ the
Federation of Labor. They have bcNn
unable 20 control the federation ana hnVe
resolved 20 declare war against tho labor
orsaniEauons. Interesting deyelopnicnis
may be anticipated
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B)wEN- FfELprN.

New orleans. Jan 5.-Andy Bowen aud
Joe fielden fought before the New Crescent
civ Athletic club tl.hgnt Tor a purse OF
5000 ~ which 500 went 10 the loser.
The bntue lasted through twcnty.tWa rounds
all fairly well fought With numerous knock.
downs on both Sides
fieldpn. however. showed bad judgement
and tuilpd 10 take advantage of lila 0pDor.
tuniy. Tho lghuuy ohOwcl little 10 'thc
advantage or tlther man mp 20 the TWEEN
luncut, knocked him down three times aud
nearly put him out.
m the tWcniy-nrSt Bowen went az ll.
man anu punched HIN Into the ropes several
times. Flellcn, who was dead pnuln feli
and rose, only TO Zee knocked down as fnst
o. lag could gee up, The gong anvcd him
Tor tue next round, the round In which he
Tie tried 20 rise and bis gumcuess tonco
qnrsllonedl was now applauded 10 the echo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06


New York Jan. J-rho entries received
Tor the famous handicap suburban 10 bee
run at the course Of the CunCy Island Jockey
club were mudc public today. They are
as Follows: Icy Dd Rey. Dr Hasbrouck,
leonQ Well lteclar. Tournament Candida.
hia, tlttorln, Rus tll. Mars, IFS HirnnesH.
lOrlvlllc Belle. Banquet Demuth Kings
ton, Longstreot NUnud, l,acelnnd Tam
many, Montana, thc Pepper Silver Fox.
Stcvc Estes. Two Hts. Cngsius.
Pcssara, LOwltndcr Fidciio Terri.
Her Parvcuue. Lnmpllghtcr, Loco.
hnichie Major Domo Judge Morrow,
Strl' hmclth, thnrndo Hume, I'd Tosca
Ihc'stakes that closed January 1879 have
received lhc following patriqs. Zrphyr So,
a.. Swift. a.; Sppndurift "a. nav Ridge
~; suburban, 81; Shecpshond Bnv. ~ d.:
ilat lush; ~ Great Eastern, 30; Septcm
hef ~; Flight ~; Autumn, %; Double
Event, -. Great Trial. ia.
Ihe tutWlty ~ 1893 has already received
h2S entries, with California aud England 10
over 1000
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WITH THE SPORTS.
A GOOD MILL BETWEEN BOWEN
AND FlELpEN
Al New Orleans Bowen Knocks Ms Nan Out
In 22 Rounds-ersal Racers Entered at
New York--New Orleans Results.
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans Jan 5.-tlrst race-six fur.
longs. Galcu Brown won Nlrden sceuud.
Garry Pcursnll third. Time i20i4
Second racc-Five furlongs. Miss Perkins
won, Artless second Kerosene third. 1lmc,
1908.
Third receive aud one.half furlongs
Bobby Beach won. Anger ie secoud. Joe
Lee third Time. III.
Fourth races Seven furlOngs. May Hardy
wen, Bonfire second, Brown Button third.
Time 1:3lN.
Firth rHcc-Sevcn and one.haif furlongs.
DINO y won, Sir Planet second. Matugu
third. Time, 1874
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

Belgium. is almost completely closed by
ice, which renders navigation from An
twerp by sea extremely dangerous Sail
ing vessels lndcD with petroleum are
not allowed TO 20 either up or down the
river All other sailing vessels must De
toycd
a dispatch from Fium, Austria, says
n railway train was stalled In the snow
near there for eighteen hours. and the
imprisoned passengers we've famished and
half frozen when rescued
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a PlTrsHuRo FIRE
Does Nearly Ran Million Dollars Worth Of
DAMAGE.

lltlshurR- Ia, ian. GA Ore which broke
oot 'onight destroyed the Collins clgir com.
pany'a plant and three Ave story buldlnea
ana residences, occupied by =. Dun a
sonsl commission merchants. Davitt ana
boloek, lamps and fancy Imported goods
s,,n,h ttthn' contractors aud numerous
1uie.s lola loss as follows
collins Iigar company Sifa no, y nro a
Sons. tiogk, NdQ,NV buildinr. EiA01. ratlff
\ POLLOCK, sints, $4,000 huildme SSso01,
3ahles Nerncr tesidcnoc, SaiOns B,sih Is
lNaNan fae1i W, n, kcoeh. $500. f.eri
n, he losses nre fully covered by Insurance
Ahe origin 81 The Ore is not known.
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nnnGnAINs-rn1rruAnn

New York, Jan 5-Contrary TO the gem
crul belief, the proposed mitch between
Aleck Gteggains and Ted Prltchnrd. to take
orleans WAS not contaminated today. The
obstacle that Kept the men from signing
was that the articles OF agreement con.
losers end was To be-. nor yylnt expensp
would be allowed
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An SIIpnNfAN

sherman. Tex, Jan. 5.--CSpecial) The
Ihir party People met In this city today,
purpose of rc-orguniging and ATTENDING
10 other business Ono oi the important
matters attended On was the rnntribu.
ton OF money to assist On the establish.
ment OF q. newspaper M ths state. One
hundred thousand dollars Is 60 be raised.
aud about half that amount h SAID 10 be
On hand lt Is o. be- loonled either IN
Dallas or Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

u &. Hand OF Atlanta, Ga. haa pur.
CHASED 40 interest IN the C0rscana Cod.
Observer and arrived at thnt nace
Yesterday w ''"N'
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FAILED TO NlATpnrkT1yr

- uenton' Tx, Jan 0--(Speclai.l Tho
Peoples p0r,y wcre advertised IA hnve
meeting here today TO roorgNuae their
nafty ~ TINS county hui they falled Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS 10
IA IA ,; you WILL FIND SOMTHINt5
TO INTEREST YOU : -'-A'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06

case of bleeding through tie sonnd
g gSaa : me sabiecs Of a Earepsan medical
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THAT GOLD Spell

Over 10 the Oh County, wan Preys Very
Disastrous,
London Jan Q. The present cold speIl
on tie continent bids fair TO be almost
as disastrous in effect as the cold spell
q Two Sears ogo. The river Sehcldt h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
TIIE PRISONER

But few more desperate men have ever
been ,arr?sted ia this cl,y than he who
may ~ the slayer OF another Fort Worth
Policeman, the eecond 10 foil la disehnrge
OF dntY, within SIX months Just passed
When resisting arrest he struggled like
demon, ana curses aud oaths aud the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
HIS CONDITION.

l.nst evening tho wounded oMcor had
fully recover from the shocl, of hls wound
anu was IN as good condition as could be
expected for barring the wound In is
just as wen as possible. The pOllce foree
huYe employed q nurse 10 assist the ID
voted wliO, and as the wonnded man IA
also q membef Of Lone Star COmp 81
Mpodmen, he will have the care Of that
ordAr nlsn ~ '""N