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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
LATE NEWS.

decrease COJIOn acreage ana SOW
small grain.
The German interests in Hawaii
strongly urge American anneXa-
ton.
Bay st. Louis is crazy over the
approaching Hall and FitZsim-
mons fight.
Starr county district attorney
complains to the governor of Cap
tain BOurke's action.
Gresham files his resignation as
judge, and is sworn in as secretary
of state.
Gold to the amount of S2,3O0,OOO
goes to Europe from New York on
Wednesday.
Hurricane at Madagascar found
ers dozen ships, wrecks 20 build
ings and demolishes t sugar re-
tineries. Loss of life large.
\ babe sprinkles rough on rats
on meat and President Temple, of
the First National of Omaha, and
his wife are dying of poison.
The murderers of Mcclellan at
Santa Rosa last July got 20 years,
and Mrs. Mcclellan gets $4,000 of
their contiscated property.
The KensingtOn from London,
the Adolph Obrig from New York
reach San Francisco terribly storm
battered, the latter was 375 days
out.
The American female base ball
club is mobbed in Havana and on
| ly saved by the efforts of the Gu
ban club with which they were
playing.
Martin, of Kansas, retains his
seat, unless the republicans of that
state demand contest.
Captain and four of the crew of
the shipwrecked bark Sampson
reach Honolulu, nine days without
food or water.
Nueces and Rio Grande Live
Stock company, maintains its or
ganiZation, and provide for pay
ment of cattle inspectors.
Congress has in the Senate Is
democrats, 3S republicans, and )
scattering; House 2l7 democrats,
lbs republicans, and 10 scattering.
This is horsemens week in
Georgetown.
Cleveland is serenaded by an
immense thrOng.
Vegetables are coming very free
~ into the ROckpOrt market.
Frank Williams attempts sui
eide at COrSicana.
Confederate division of Texas
meets at Houston April 20-22.
O'Brien, of New York, is execu-
tive clerk at the White House.
Henry Huse accidentally shot
at the house of his parents, Corpus
Christi, is dead.
Art Tile and Pottery works
burned at Barbarton O. Loss $780,
600.
Sherman council demand resig-
nation of waterworks supcrinten-
dent, but do not get it.
Arch Written fatally mangled
by a cOrnstalk cutter in his field
near Paris.
The Fulton of the coast range
are sanguine of the results of their
artesian we'll irrigation.
The boomers are fOcking into
Guthrie, numerous but good
naturcd.
Political murder reported in Ira
lee county, Ireland; town clerk
shoots the collector.
Two men killed and several
wounded in an Italian election
riot.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
A BARGAIN FOR PRINTERS.

For Sale: 500 lbs. of Brewer Roman,
air condition, abundance of sorts, at
Is and 20 cents a pound. Address,
Il q If Il. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
LATE KILOGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

daughter burned to death in a
field in Tennessee, clothing caugh
frem brush.
Stars and stripes raised over the
steamer city of Paris.
Dynamite bombs found in house
of Italian minister of fOrei On af
fairs.
The Homestead prisoners shat
We're convicted, have been sent to
the penitentiary.
w. w, Astor purchases an Eng
liSh country seat and will remain
| abroad for some tine.
Queen Victoria continues in fee
bic health.
Residence of Charles FOrdtran,
valued at $4,000, burned at Indus
try. He is 81 years old.
The Senate caucus of Democrats
ignores the POpulist members, but
Martin is invited.
Martins case and that of the
newly appointed senators from
Wyoming and Montana will 90 to
the committee on elections.
Secretary Carlisle takes formal
possession of his office.
Buffalo wants that Corbett-
Mitchell fight.
Cleveland will recognize no re-
Communications to office from the
Democratic pool ring of New Jer-
sey.
Cleveland lets no one know what
he proposes to do.
X There will be a free for all fight
for Texas offices, as the congress
siOnal delegation does not.agree.
IN Gray cannot have Mexico. Ores
ham is not willing. ~, :f@s ,-.--.,., =, sss.,
G. Engineers and Firemen on Tole-
do and North Michigan road are
out on strike. .a,ss..
"a Cleveland policeman refuses
to resign on demand and challenges
the legality of the city govern
ment.
Gibbons wins the fight at New
Orleans over DAILY in 81 rounds.
Bryan, who was Bayard's private
secretary is also Gresham's secre-
tary.
Austin reports prOtracted rain.
The Hawaiian commissioners re-
sent the appointment of another
commission by Cleveland.
Receiver Howe, of the Houston,
East and West Texas road, dis
charged, and Downey given the
place.
Carlisle has S1,2jO,OO0 free gold
and S25, 100000 net balance.
Cleveland will probably appoint
a commission to visit Hawaii.
The available cash balance at
close of present fiscal year is put
by Carlisle at Sl7,00O,000. The
minority report of the investiga-
tors say this is too small by several
millions.
The new secretaries are all sworn
in.
Falling derrick kills two work.
men in Chicago.
The first vessel of the new line
leaves New York for Colon.
Floresville and Luling receive
good showers, and farmers are
happy.
Brazil secures arms and stores
destined for the rebels.
Ten peasants killed and several
wounded in a conflict with troops
in SerVia.
The new cabinet holds its first
meeting, and Hawaii and appoint
mentS are considered.
The cabinet were all sworn in to-
gether with the exception of Gresh-
am, who took the oath Monday.
There is danger of the democrats
losing 5000 votes in Rhode Island |
by correction of registration lists. |
All who have no naturalization
papers will be stricken off.
There is a row in the Jersey leg
islature over the pooling law.
Eagle Pass, San Angelo and Del
Rio report heavy rains.
Nimitz hotel burned at San An
gelO; l.. p. Griffin arrested on sus-
pIciOn of firing it.
San Marcos will build a cotton
compress.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
PIANOS.

Secondhand Pianos in good order
from $500 to $4,000 on monthly
installments at ThOs. Goggan Il
Bros. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08

Large uncut newspapers for sale
cheap. Apply at this office. II 20 If
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

Il Is easy to attribute the unfortunate
condition OF things In Denver to the
free silver avntors," but moments
reelection ought 10 br sufficient to con-
vince any candid mind Of the gross In
Justice Of such an idea There Is no
excuse for confusion of cause aud effect
At Denver. Her people are In Distress
huugry and much may be pardoncd a
people suddenly oyerinkcn by such n
calamity When II Is considered that 1t
Is The unnniinous opinion of those who
thus suffer that ihrlr distress Is the re-
suit OF a selfish effort on the part Of
Eastern honey Interests to increase the
value OF credits their u,icrances Instead
OF beiisi lhilamnniory become models Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

Fort Worth, Tex, July q, 1893.
Editor Gazette:
As there seems to be considerable
doubt in the minds of the teachers'
trustees and school patrons of the county
az to what the new law says in regard
TO transfers. / quote below sections w
and 90, page POI, General Laws OF
Texas" Passed by the last legislature;
"Any child lawfully enrolled in any
district or independent district may be
transferred 10 the enrolment of any
other district or independent in the
same county. upon the written applica-
ton of the parent, guardian or person
having the lawful control Of such child,
filed with the county superintendent at
any time before the apportlonment of
the school fund by the county superin-
tcndent or county judge of any
scholastic year, but not after
wards; and no child shall be trans
ferred more than once. Upon the trans
fer of any child its portion of the school
fund shall follow and be paid over to
the district or independent to which
such child is transferred. Provided, no
transfer shall be made after the trus-
tees have employed teacher.
Except as herein provided, no part Of
the school fund apportioned to any dis
tr!ct or county shall be transferred to
any other district or county: Provided,
that districts lying in two or more
countless and situated on the county
line, may be consolidated for the sup
port of one or more schools In such con.
solidated district; aud in such case the
school funds shall he transferred to
the county in which the principal
school building for such consolidated
district is located; and provided further
that all children residing in school dis.
trict may be transferred to another dis
trict, or TO an independent district. upon
such terms rs may be agreed upon 10y
the trustees Of said districts Interested
All requests for transfers made by
teachers or trustees must be accompan,
led by written request Of parent OF
child.
II, II. BUCK.
County Suppriu fpuIpnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29
TEXAS sIFrINGs.

Capt A. l.. u. Moore. an old citizen
Of laGrange Is dead.
Extensive ear sheds will be built by the
railroads at Yoasum.
and felt several feet to the ground. break.
ing her collar bone.
The cotton seed oil mill at West Denison
Will soon be completed.
Aunt Betty Harris, colored, died near
Denison yesterday, aged 100.
The pecan and mesquite bean crop OF
Runhells county is very abundant
The Hackney min, located at valda, Is
running on time aud cutting about 100000
feet Of lumber month.
X. J. Cash,t who shot aud Killed Robert
Ear. 15-year-old boy near Quintsna a week
ago. has been captured.
The Catholics Of Texas will hold grand
celebration at san Antonio, beginning July
30. and lasting three days.
The 2O-months.old child Of J. z. Noble
OF Itasca, while sleeping in bed near
an open window rolled through the window
The Grayson county Sunday School asso-
citation viii hold its eighteenth annual
convention at Collnsyille August ~, II
and 49,
The following fourth-ciass postmaster
has been appointed in Texas; Giddlngs.
Lee county, j. L. Green, vice J. II. Ken
ncrly, removed.
The body OF a white man found by Next
cans 10 the river near Ysleta yesterday.
IS believed to be the body OF W. L. Lewis
OF Houston, who Is missing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29
SHE HAD STARTED HOME.
A LITTLE GIRLS HoMEsIcKNEss
CREATES A SENSATION.
The City Hall Matter-The Masonic
Temple--1aking the People East.
Bisselrs New Job-The New School
Law-Mrs. PArden Improving. Etc.

There was considerable excitement in
the vicinity Of the St Louis wagon yard
yesterday afternoon over the disappear
ance of 4-year-old daughter of a man
named Combs, who resides some twelve
or fifteen miles south of Weatherford
1t was thought at first the little one had
fallen into well in the yard aud the
childs mother was very nearly frantic
over the matter, but reports soon came in
that the little enc had been seen going in
a southery direction and the mother
soon became easier. Officers Ferris and
Holt were notified and set on foot an
Investigation. but before they had traced
the child very far word came that the
little one was at the Rio Grande hotel,
more than mile away, where she had
been recognized by some of the neighbors
Of the family. When she was restored
To her parents she was crying bitterly,
and when asked why she had gone away
said she was going home. When the
little one was brought In the father
broke down entirely and sobbed like. q
child. the relaxation Of the strain under
which his mind had been laboring prov
ing too much for him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

The following suits were passed on in
the county court by Judge johnson yes
tcrday;
George II. Grey VS.. j. V. Meek ct al,
debt. Judgment by default.
Chicago, Rock Island aud Texas VS..
Flora Clark. Judgment for plaintiff for
right-of-way and for defendant for
amount of award and costs
a. a; Green, Jr., VS.. X. III. Faulkner,
debt. Judgment for plaintiff for S3gJ. 10.
A. A: Green. Ir., VS. NJ. G. Hancock,
debt. Judgment for plaintiff for S252 o.
Il. l.. ArGlinard vs.. b. j. Hillman,
debt. Judgment for plaintiff for S233. IS
and foreclosure Of lien ms prayed
The suit of X, ~ Graham vs.. w. II,
Moore, for debt, * still on trial.
Inc following suits were continued.
Mrs, II: A. Thacker VS.. Bateman &
Bros, huh, Nathan & Fisher VS.. ]. =.
Williams ct al, Hoffman Lumber com
pnny VS.. J. 7. Ward, W. A. Gardner &
90. ys; II. r. Bunting ct al, A. Siegel
Gns Fixtures company VS.. H. IL. Chase.
STATE National bank vs.. Merchants Ma.
tionnl bank, gRrnishce, two cases, Chi.
cngO Rock Island and Texas Ms. 4 NJ
White ct nj.
The following new suits were filed
the district clerk
Land Mortgage bunk of Texas and
Agency company Of America, limited. vs.
II. Il. Thompson ct al, debt and fore.
ID, {, Morgan vs. The Stock journal
Publishing company. damages.
Western Securities company VS.. Susia
o. Willing ct al, debt aud foreclosure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

Meeting Mr. Bardou of Smith G Bar.
don, contractors for the building Of the
new city hall. Representative Of This
Gazette asked him as to the allegations
made that inferior work and material
were put on that building,
81 don't know just what the specific
charges are" said Mr.. Bnrdon. "and so
l can't 30 lnro the matter In detail
About all | know IS what was published
IN l'hc Gazette this morning, The con.
tractors have never had their attention
called directly to these things by any
committee or authority of the city. We
viii be- glad TO have any proper authority
go over the building, point out what they
consider defects. and let US show thnt
they are not defects-or IL they are, we
viii correct them. II You would like"
be added. II will take you through the
building aud you can see the condition
Of these alleged defects mentioned IN The
Gazette this morning.
In company with Mr.. Bardon and Mr.
Dawson. the snperintending architect. a
tonr Of the binding was made.
Here" said Mr.. Dawson. rs the
Intel that is alleged to Ice snlit aud
slw a faint crack, no larger than pencil
mark, and Ia order 10 ascertain III the
crack world Increase | had cement pnt
IN aud around H. There has been no
further cracking The contractors mt
bars Of railroad iron above the Intel sn
shat no weight rests ON H. aud do NOT
thlnk there VIII he any further crack,
ing ] Inspected the stone before It was
nut Ia. and there was no sign NJ a crack
'rhe failing of the plaster is casily
accounted for last Sunday some heavv
rlAuks that had hecn usci for a scaffall
fch end foremost on the roof OF one Of
tho loggias, and the shock was 80 great
that sonic plaster was knocked OF. There
is the place. You ran sec Tor Yourself
whether the laths are far enough apart
for the motar to 90 thrDugh aud Roy.
Here IL somc Of the plaster" and le
hrokc on piece, "Nou can see very
plainly that there arr three GOALS Of H.
and that the hrst coat K full Of hair.
Now as to the windows, hcre L some
Of the glass that has been broken, and
you can see whether Il Is double strength
or single strength. If the building com
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

nit,ee or anybody else wants to, they can
take out any glass in the building ana
they will see 1t Is double strength, Inc
pulieys are the best anti-friction pulleys
10 be had Here one was picked up
from n heap on the door by Mr.. Bar.
don, who drove the pivot out aud showed
that the wheel was made to turn on, a
ball bearing, similar to bicycle wheels
doing away with friction.
You may say for me" said Mr.. Bar
don. that the city hall is put up OF Is
,ooi material and us good workmanship
as the contract calls for
There are number Of carpenters, at
work on the interior finishing. but they
viii probably be laid off this week, unless
arrangements are made by the city 20
furnish money for The contra,ctors' MT
Harlan saws the building could be com
pleted and turned over TO the city by the
middle Of August If there was nothing to
delay the work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

The examination Of Jim Griffin aud
Mimic Cooley, who were charged with
tho theft Of over $50 from David y.
Shah, was continuel in Justice Ran
dies court yesterday afternoon. The
prisoners were allowed BAH in the sum
Of $500 each TO appear before the grand
jury next September.
y Primrose and wife, charged with
enihezzling clothes from Mrs. Byrnc's
boarding house, were given hearing in
Justice Randlc's copri. As the evidence
Would mol Justify their being held, they
Ada Smith was found guilty of va.
grAncy and fined IS by Justice i<ennedy
Charles Spencer was tried Ia Justice
kennedy's court yesterday afternoon o,
i've Different charges Of assault. He
was found guilty in two cases and lined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

mind thai All paper currency shall he krpt
al par With aud rcdeemahle ip such colin
In the face Of such positive assurances
to the people. in the nature of solemn
pledges, the efforts by large contingents
Of both parties TO demonetize and crush
silver at single blow is an amazing and
humiliaung spectacle to those mem
bers of both parties who acknowledge a
political bond to be as binding as a
private contract.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

The case of the state of Texas against
Harry Harding and j. NJ. Mckenzie,
charged with cattle theft and being tried
at Clarendon, has been continued. This
Is case in which number Of Fort
Worth people and people from all the
Indian Territory and Texas are Interest,"
ed, there being over one hundred wit
nesses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

Thursdays proceedings in the house
Of commons may result in the abandon
mcnt Of the practice of wearing hats
during the session. It is useless waste
Of hats 10 put them up as targets for
argument. aud besides II is more or less
inconycnicnt for statesman TO have to
rescue himself, at moment when he is
very busy, from the mazes of crushed
plug hat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29
II, II. BTCK.
County Superintendent


DIR o. l.. Fisher of the Fort Worth
university will preach at the First Pres
byterian church on Sunday morning,
July 30, at II o'clock BE on hand early
aud get seat. as the announcement
that DIR. Fisher is going to preach al
ways insures large crowd. This
church has one of the very best choirs
in the state, and will render special
music on this occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29
SAID BY RONOMETALlSTS.

GIsNs AfTnn | n MCPHERSON Sem
'r+tStN M. ~ o. ~ " 1870 s,id IN
a'1t M[l netsy Sr, Sr Nv ,n .Se nroppStn Of
G,c irssid5,t.
"pf ,,r,,.sn The nr,sidpnt IL right. One
,,,i,,,s a. =, tin,a / al ~ striin al tha root
" IL .su VIA, tbe ,yinifg mn Of the
Sba,.,',,,,, 40, bavn ey",,y r7nson Ia he
49,, ti,at ti, bnoncint sintation will be
,'r,,,tl, r,li.vad ~
..'lgt', I'm. ,1ipug. chntunions boast
tb,t Tho sherman nrt cnnnot he reppuled
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,i,.,.,j ,,,n,, 70
- 49, 1vsu 4 fear that, will be
,liyIn1,,ii,liI Inv, tn lt.sttntin,, In
saVinr tbnf tbe nct viii he rnprlled
sy,,o,iIiy ,fte. r,n,,r,ss .ets tntt.tbrr
Snr Yin il r.,,,ir,'F ,insprn ritbnr phi
III, ssntir,ept tos bonr aroused ogninst
Iii ,,i.ri,i,t,,,s 1,v, ,rd nrliir s,.nti
,,''.,,t ,,,iI n,,.L ti,,, ,.n,ni t,rn,ph bntb
hm,ses az co,,',r,ss 'f''''
"Iinvr van any substitute In orforq"
"Thnra il nn prr,ssttv far n suhsti-
I Ill., AMI NJ ,, "ft , Ig'i' u T,,
nntinnoi monntnrv ronfers,,,,. nrrivns m
.,,r,s n,,re,.,1srt IL il faiis a. ~. ~
tben va may have n substitute devised If
il becoinss ,ssanfini' -
III hns bprn sniJ thar tb,rn l.. NOT
enough gold IN the conntry to continue
tn iii Iusinrss an "a COLI hnsis -
What nnrsensei mo b,,ls bol1
Slon OuDnn Tbrrc Ia sim upn NM
mars Ia th. IrnitrI Stotcs t,.,y,,ry
venture Ia saw tLnt there is hale a hHiion
In thr a yp1.e.,nte In I'M, cnnntrv AMI ti,arn
N more II, Inc mines Mini tGn re4'nai
Of the Sherman act. the gold which hns
bp.n bolrtlpd mn will have In come out
AnI il NH cnIne nni Nn nv J.or III
there need he NO fear Of free silver at The
Votes enough 1' 10 rcneUi tbn sherman H Iov
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

Inquiries yesterday developed the fact
that Mrs. Pardon, the woman who at
tempted to commit suicide some time ago
by shooting herself in the side. WIS in a
fair way 10 recover, and that she is
virtually considered ont of danger now.
There is still, however, chance that
there may be Il fatal termination to the
wound, but the prospects are favorable
TO q safe recovery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

Judge Clark's avownl Of his late dis
covcy that free coinage would be a mis-
take Is in the nature Of an admission that
through the campaign OF last year his
syinpathics were with the carshed plat
form.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

The effect Of the adoption Of gold
yardstick as the exclusive means Of
measurement is best shown by the follow
ing comparison Of prices Of standard
uroIuctss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

The Rock Island ia doing some work
in Fort Worth and cSpenjing some
money, but it intended to do great
deal more work aud to spend a great
deal more money. Who is responsible FOR
the rcsult2 Who committed this great
crime against laboring men and mer-
chants?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

Just demands successfully resisted be
come cxuRyagunt cxaclions. Wall street
would do wci 10 deal CONSIDERABLY with
tho common people while they are IN
the reasoninr stage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

ing like Il "a known 10 lneI's.l
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he mlsht have reeovcrea BID lost launch.

The Commoner has learned 20 appeal
10 the bar Of public opinion with a crow
bar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

lulgc Hurt has released Major
Randle on hail Aud yet there are some
men who wonder why the spirit of
mob law moves the people The SUI
premacy OF law can only be maintained
by rigid administration and execution of
law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

50 m each case, acquitted in two cases
and the fifth case was dismissed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

The finest pearls come from Ceylon.
Japan talks of building fourteen rail
roads.