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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-01
SHOES.

Big bargains in ladies, misses and chill
drens Oxfords at 75c, $I.25 and $1.75.
Fine Oxfords for ladies at $500, $3.50
and up.
OUR MOTTO:-The very best shoes
at the very lowest prices.
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1M ,N0RNlA rio SYRUP co.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW Y0Rk. N.Y.
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New York, June l2.-The Times, with
the object of obtaining the opinions of
the individual members Of both houses
OF Congress, has telegraphed to each
one the following message;
"On equally good security money
now loans in England at one-quarter
the current rate in the United States.
In the opinion of prominent fnanciers,
ii the Sherman law Is to be repealed,
immediate relief will result from
prompt assurance thereof, and result
in flow OF cheap money from London
to America. Will you oblige the Times
by wiring briefly at our expense
whether you favor tho repeal OF the
Sherman law, and what plan OF cur
rency issue you iavor2"
Up to midnight l22 had been heard
from-l3 senators and 104 representa-
tiYes. OF this number So are in favor
OF the repeal, 20 are against the repeal
ana 8 are still undecided. OF this num-
Der SO Democrats and IS Republicans
favored the repeal, II Democrats and z
Republicans were against; 3 Democrats
and 3 Republicans undecided, and 4
Populists, 8 socialist labor and one in
dependent were against the repeal.
A number OF the dispatches while
willing to express an opinion as to the
ACCESSIBILITY OF repeating the Sherman
law suggest no plan OF currency issue.
The suggestions that are made in this
direction are vague.
The schemes outlined embrace the
plan OF the silver men for free coinage,
the Populists demand more money,
whether Of silver or paper, and Of the
more conservative who believe in ma
ton currency issue, the continuance or
extension Of the national banking sys-
TEN, or the establishment OF the state
bank issues.
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Bunnlo's Exclusive Gale.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June l2,-ButFalo
had an exclusive gallo yesterday. Tho
wind blew sixty miles an hour for two
hours. Through the city tho trees, forty
buildings and shrllbbery were badly
handled. Tho streets and parks werO
strewn with brokon limbs Of trees and
roofs OF small buildings. VIM. Boards.
Icy, one OF q fishing party, was drowned
In Lake Eric during tho storm by the
capsizng OF their boat. Half q dozen
flsnermen'a shantios arc now floating
in the lako near the break water. Late
in tho afternoon capsiSed boat and
the body OF n woman and child wore
found In sCajuquada crock. Tho bodies
wore taken 10 the morgue, but have not
hmm idontilod.
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Practical Jokes Of Two Kinds.


Adrper's Young People
The meanest man in all the world
lived some years ago at q small town
near Zurich, in Switzerland, ifthe story
that is told OF him BIO true. One dark
and foggy night, so the chronicler as
serts, he knocked upon the door Of q
physician OF ZURICH, and when the
medicine man appeared in response to
his summons, he cried out, "0h, doctor,
make haste, my wife is dangerously ill"
The doctor, noting the unpleasant
quality OF the night, uttered suppress
sed growl OF impatience, for the village
to which he was summoned was about
eight miles out OF town. However, he
decided that there was nothing for him
to do but 60, and go he ordered out his
carriage and the two drove on through
tho damp cold night. Just before they
reached F., the husband Of the sick
woman alighted ON some pretext or
other. but did not return, and after
driving into the village tho physician
found nobody who needed his assist
ance. A week later he received a note,
without signature, explaining the
mystery:
DEAR DocLoR-I am exceedingly
obliged to you for giving me lift in
your carriage, for l found it impossible
to procure another conveyance, and it
was dreadful night / hope you will
forgive me this once"
1t is to DO hoped that the doctor took
the trouble to run this miscreant to
earth, and. having found him, to send
n bill ior services that would etIectually
cure him Of all future desire to play
practical OkSs OF 20 II measurable sort
which had como real humor in it and
which resulted in laugh for all hands,
was that which, according to an En-.
glish newspaper, a certain Mr.. Krews-
kin endeavored to play upon his wife.
This story is to the effect that as Mr..
Krewskin was going home one day at
noon he saw the wagon of travelling
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A FAIR HOTEL
Goes Into a Receivers Hands-IrregularI-
ties In Conducting 1t Charged.

Goes Into a Receivers HnndS-lrreguIArl-
ties In Conducting 1t Charged.
CmcAdo, June IA receiver was APP
pointed this morning for the Harvey
Worlds Fair Hotel and the Harvey
Home Improvement Company, Walter
Thomas Mills ia the principal creditor,
The assets Of the Home improvement
Company are scheduled at Sl4l,50O,
and the liabilities ut 100000, and the as
sets OF the hotel company at 1000,
with 100000 liabilities,
The failure is the result OF an article
which appeared in the Union Signal, the
official organ OF the W. O. 4. u, charg'
ing Mills with irregularities in conduct
ing the hotel scheme, which was built
by subscriptions to profit sharing GER
tilicates, subscribed for chiefly by the
temperance people. The improvement
company was closely allied to the hotel
scheme, its purpose being to furnish ac-
cOmmodations, home supplies, moral
and educational entertainments, lee.
lures, literature, recreation, amusement
and to conduct and operate hotels, res
taurants, ETC., for the elevation OF the
home life OF persons OF small means.
The capital stock of the company was to
be 100000 and was fully paid up. Milla
held S2O,0 OF the stock.
Though the name "Haryey" is used
in connection with the enterprises, the
hotel is situated at a considerable dis.
tnce from Harvey, and the people OF the
town disclaim any connection with 1t.
There was stormy indignation
meeting OF the 200 or more guests OF
the hotel company to-day at the taber.
nacle tent, adjoining the hostery,
Miss @, NJ. Dow, president, and numer.
ous prominent women in w. O. I. U.
circles denounced Walter Thomas
Mills. Revs. George @. Roswell, OF
Connecticut, and 9. O. Vlnel, Of Now
Hampshire, told OF the alleged decep-
ton that had been practiced upon them
in securing their subscriptions.
Mrs. L. NJ. NJ. Stevens, OF Maine, OK
planned that the w. @. I. U. had no
connection with the hotel enterprise
whatever, and it was only because
prominent members OF that organiza-
ton were interested financially in it
that it came to be patronized by ". o.
7. U. members. Tho meeting broke up
with the adoption OF resolution exon.
Grating the W. G. 7. U. members from
all blame, and stating that they were
deceived aud misled by Mills.
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TWO TRAIN ROBBERS
Hlpde Arrest After a Severe Battle
With the Officers,
ONE SUPPOSED TO Be WOUNDED
Beyoad Hope of Reoovery-ono of the
shoritr's Posse Shot in the Log-The
Robbers Belong to the Coils Gang,
Of osllfornla--Ap Additional Posse
Wmscour tho Mountains for Them,

SAN FRAScIsco, CAL, June IA
special from yisalia, Cal, says: An
other fight between Evans and soutag,
the Coils train robbers, and officers
took place Sunday evening, During the
conflict an officer was shot in the leg
Evans ia probably mortally wounded, ii
not dead. AT the time the wounded Off
cerleit the scene Evans was lying on the
ground. Sontag had escaped and taken
to the hills followed by heavy fire,
which, it ia believed, did not lniure
him as it was dark and his retreatlng
form could not be seen, II. |, Rapelje,
deputy sheriff Of Fresno county, an d
Fred Jackson, an officer from Nevada,
have been in the mountains week
hunting for Evans and Sontag, They
were accompanied by Thomas Burns,
the man who was with deputy United
States Marshal Black when he was shot
while In Camp Badger three weeks ago
Sunday morning they encamped at u
vacant house, about thirteen miles
northwest Of this city, and about six
miles west from Wilcox Canon. They
spent the day in sleeping and prepara-
tons to continue the search for the
bandits. About twenty minutes before
sunset Rapelje went to the rear door oil
the house and saw two men coming
down the hill. They proved to be
Evans and Sontag. Evans was in tho
lead and carried rifle and shot gun,
while sontag carried rifle. Jackson,
the officer who was shot, went to the
rear door where Rapelje was standing
and said:
"They arc the men we are after"
Burns and United States Marshal
Gard were at once awakened. The OIL.
GERS went out OF the front door, As
they turned around the rear corner
Evans saw Rapelje, and throwing his
Winchester to his shoulder, took DELHI
crate aim and fred. Just then jackson
stepped around and both officers
opened fire on tho bandits. Evans was
seen to throw up both hands and fall
backwards. Then the firing became
general and Sontag returned the shots
with vengeance. jackson went around
the far end OF the house to get better
place from which to shoot AS he
stepped around he was shot in the left
leg between the knee and ankle. About
forty shots were exchanged and dark
ness ended the battle. Later Sontag
was seen to crawl from behind a pile OF
rubbish, and Rapelje again opened fire
on him. Sontag then ran towards the
hills, followed by Rapelie, who contin-
ued firing. Sontag did not return the
fire and was soon out OF sight, Rapelje
returned to the house, secured a wagon
and brought jackson to this city.
Sheriff Scott, OF Fresno has been wired
to send out posse, and officers will 90
from this city to the scene Of conflict.
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Persons desiring to vlsit tho Worlds
Fair should not fail to arrange for their
hotel accommodations before starting.
Having made personal inspection OF
the various hotels in tho Worlds Fair
district, l attn prepared to furnish accom-
modations in strictly first-class hotels
and select boarding houses, at reasonable
rates. by purchasing tickets at Balti-
more 4 Ohio depot ticket Office, passen-
gers can havo their baggage called for
and checked from private residences
and hotels to destination, sleeping car
space reserved, &C., &c.
No matter which way you 90 to Chi.
cago, mako your hotel arrangements,
now, with mo. For further particulars
apply TO 4. Q. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent b. & o. Ry.
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LANDING OF MARINES

To Protect the Canal ExcItes tho NIcnr.
aguans to Protest.
MANAouA, NICARAGUA, June 1.-THE
landing OF marines and sailors from
the American war ship Atlanta, who
established camp near the village Of
Santa Fe, close to the canal, has caused
the greatest excitement here, even ex-
ceeding that which prevailed during
the late revolution, or upon the over
throw Of Sacasa.
The explanation Of the American
officials is that they merely landed
forces in order to protect tho canal
property. A large deputation Of citi.
zens has been chosen to demand an eX-
PLANTATION from the government.
a late rumor is that the United States
troops will bo withdrawn, Activity
has been noticed in tho camp as ii
some move was premeditated. The
United States minister has gone to
Santa Fa
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CHINESE NAvAI SQUADRON

To be Strengthened Gunboat Concord to
Accompany the Baltimore.
New York, June ia Washington
special to the Herald says: The Chinese
naval squadron is to be further
strengthened. In tho recent reassigu-
ment Of ships incident to the breaking
up Of the naval review, tho Baltimore
was assigned as flagship OF the China
station. 1t has been decided to have
the gunboat Concord accompany tho
Baltimore to the Asiatic station. 1t
is hoped to have both vessels under
way not later than July /. They will
20 via Europe and through the suez
canal. II is understood that the gun.
boat Machias, which WIS successfully
tried Saturday, is also booked for the
Chinese station, but several months
will elapse before she is fitted out for
foreign cruise.
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Aouiot Electrocutlon.

SING SING, June 12-John L. osmond
was electrocuted this morning at ll:49
in the presence of tho usual number of
Witnesses John L. Osmond was con-
yicted of the murder OF his wife, Mary,
and his cousin, John O. Burchell. He
and his wife had lived in Burchell's
apartments, No. 600, Third avenue, New
York City. He became jealous OF his
cousin and after repeated quarrels left
the house, and Mrs. 0smond began pro-
ceedings for divorce. He went to the
fiat on October 3. 1891, aud killed tho
woman and her admirer His convic-
ton for murder in the first degree was
affirmed by the court Of appeals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-13

THERE is moro Catarrh in this section
OF tho country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced 1t q local disease, and pre-.
scrlbed local remedie7, aud by con-
stantly falling to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced 1t incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be q constitu-
tionGl disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only consti-
tutional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to q
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF tho sys-
tom. They offer ono hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials Address
I. j. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o.
BS'Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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A Town swcpt Away,

PURnLo, New MExlCo, June 1.-THE
most disastrous storm that has ever
visited this part Of New Mexico i9 ro.
ported from the town Of Puachmelta,
this state. Tho entire town was do.
atroyod, every residence aud building
In the place being swept away by Che
terrific wind. The town had pOpula.
tlon VI about 1000 people, all Of whom
were made homeless. About thirty
persons were injured, but no fatalities
are reported. Tho tormalso destroyed
the crops OF that section. Owing to
the remote location OF the town, but
moaRre particulars Of the extent OF the
damage hAvo been received.
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Now world,s FnIr sllort LInn.

Commanding May 2S tho Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling railway hns inaugur-
atod a now short limo to Chicago via tho
Lake Shore railway. Train leaving
Wheeling union depot at $3.50 p. M. has
4 through Wagner Palace Sleeping Oar.
This train lands passengers at tho most
centrally located depot In Chicago or
within short distance Of the Worlds
Fair grounds Unsurpassed equipment
aud fastest timo.
Tickets good returning until Novom.
Dor 8, aro now 6n salo 1T the lowest
rates and bcrths reserved at all Glove.
land, Lorain & Wheeling ticket offices
For further Information apply to or
write Union Ticket Onico, McLurO
House, NJ s. Gillott, ticket agent union
depot, OF Q. =. BgLKNAp,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
MassillOn, o,
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CHICAGO, June 1.-THE iorty.frst
annual convention OF the International
Typographical Union began to-day.
There were fully 800 delegates present.
II. d. Prescott called the meeting to or.
der. Mayor Harrison made an address
OF welcome. A resolution was adopted
providing for a committee OF five to &c.
company to New York the remains Of
Delegate Henry Gamble, who was acct.
dentally drowned yesterday. The con.
vention went into executive session this
afternoon and took up the report OF the
committee on the Chllds-Drexel home,
at Colorado Springs.
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west virginia Pensions


Spccla! Dlspa'ch 10 Ihs InleLI0nce'
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1.-THE
following West yirginians have been
granted pensions:
ncreaso-IIiram Bartlett.
Reissue and increase-WilIiam Nixon,
Samuel A. Lane.
Original Widows-Nancy Rrumago,
Mary @. Cumborledge, Mollie Queen,
Mary Finegan, Phoebe Eping, minors
OF Vim. Barnett, minors OF Alex Laird,
Nancy T. Kniceley, Mary A. Severance,
Jane Renner, Juda G. Mason, Syrenia
Payton, Sarah 4. PurGwin aud Maria
Cochran,
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No other medicine in tho world was
ever given such test Of Its curative
qualities as 0tto's euro. Thousands Of
bottles OF this great German remedy
arc being distributed free Of charge by
druggists in this country to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia and
all throat and lung diseases giving tho
people proof that 0tto's Cure will cure
them, aud that II is tho grnndost ,tri.
umph OF medical science. 'For sale only
by Logan Drug Company. Samples
FREQ. Large bottles 6Oc. 2
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Il. 8 O. sunday l:rcIirsIons.

Commencing Sunday May %. and
continuing every Sunday thereafter
until further notice, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will cell OK.
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh and return
at rate OF 81 so, and to Washington, Pa,
aud return at$l, good returning Sunday
only. Trains leave Wheelinkltat sos
and 1920 a. IN. Returning leave Pitts.
burgh at 400 and $3.50 p. IN.
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Mostnrn Mining Trnnhlss.

RIou Hill, Mo-, June 12.-G. B.
Penna, vice president, and Secretary
Mcbride, ofthe National MineW
Association, mot the owners OF this
district last night. The miners re.
solved to strike in the event OF failure
to settle the Kansas strike at to.nlghts
meeting OF tho strikers and mine
owners. A new union was formed last
night at Little Mudey and its members
will act with the district union. Penna
and Mcbride left for Pittsburg, Kansas,
to attend to.night's meeting
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SHERMAN Sill YER LAW.
Opinions Of Ono Hundred and
Twenty-Five Members of Congress,
EIGHTY-EIGHT FAVOR ITS REPEAL

Finy.threc Democrats and Thirty
five Republicaps-A Number are
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for a Plan
ofCurrenoy Issue are Rather Vague.
Some of the Schemes Embrace Free
Coinage OF Silver Popullsts De-
mand More Money, aud not PaPtlo-
ular What Kind.
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Ex.PREsIpnNT HARRIsoN
Visits the Worlds Fair MS the Guest o
President Palmer.


CHICAGO, June l2.-Ex-President
Benjamin Harrison visited the fair to-
day. He came out to the grounds about
1880, and was a guest OF President
Palmer, OF the national commission,
On arriving at the grounds President
Harrison was taken for drive through
the winding ways OF the White City,
and shown the beautiful buildings,
When the ex-President arrived at the
administration building there were
several hundred people sitting about on
the benches, many OF whom were eat
ing their lunches. The word was quick
" passed around that ex.Presldent
Harrison had come, and in an instant
there was rush to see him, AS Mr.
Harrison entered tho rotunda there
was a vigorous clapping OF hands and
waving Of handkerchieis, The EXPIRES
ident acknowledged the compliment by
removing his hat and bowling, During
the afternoon President Harrison visit
ed number OF the buildings,
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A wonderful Machine.

There Is no doubt that man Is q iino
mechanism, but like every othor ma.
chino hc wears out by friction. II is
said that he Is born ngain every two or
three years. His body Is virtually 70.
mado from food. 10 rotard this making
over Is radically wrong, ag a man loses
10 much vitality in tho delayed process
that It takes long time to recuperate.
Tho process Of making anew is so accol-
Grated by purging with BRANDRErits
Puts that new man, ns II were, may
be made In two or throo months, and
the change In the mechanism 10 such
that tho worn out part Is replaced by
tho new without tho usual running
down Of tho entire machine, You don't
have to stop for repairc. Purge away
with BRASDRETli's piLLs tho old diseased
aud worn outbody, They Rre purely veg.
otable, absolutely harmless, and safe to
take ut any time.
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VIENNA, June 12.-Anothcr severe at.
Fiction has fallen upon the imperial
house OF Austria. Duke Macmillan
Emmanuel, brother OF Empress Eliza
beth, while returning to Munich from
a ride this morning ruptured the car.
diac artery and died almost immediate.
ly. Tho duke was born in Munich in
1870
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nnc.lenl. Arnlna snlvn.

Tho bost salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, foyer
sores, totter, chappod hands, chilblains,
cOrns and all skin oruptions, and posi-.
tivoly Curos piles, or no pay required,
II is guaranteed to give perfect HatisiaC.
ton or money refunded. Price % conts
q boz. For salo by Logan DruR 20,
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LONDON, Juno l2.-The Hon. Thomas
L. Bayard, American ambassador to
Great Britain, who arrived in England
on Saturday last, had an interview to.
day with the Earl OF Roseborry, score
tary OF state for foreign affairs.
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DENTISTRY.
ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio, conducted nv Mtss i,nsp A.
SWEENEY, Will DO opened In CONNECTION win
Mis- llartA school, september H. Ia tho sdiiooi
building Pencil Charcoal And Cr1yon Draw.
Ing, 'lll aud Water OOlOfi aud China Palntlni
islel Olay,n9ulllng aud AT EnanOllng will
been conducting AT Glasses with inarEeI
success tho cast Tor the past ilye or slS
YEAR, Fnlhet Inquiry lnaybo mndo Of Misj
, ,1si NJ. h,WEENEf, ,bN Maln sltoot OF Mrl
rooms on aud after Monday, September IA '''
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Cholera at Calais.

CALAIS, June 12.-Nine deaths from
choleraic disease occurred yesterday in
this town.
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"The use Of Castorla Is 50 universal and
its merits so we'll known that 1t seems u work
Of sipererogation TO endoFSeit. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep CastOria
"''---' CARLOS MARTIN, y. D.,
New York City.
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for infants and Children.

"Casto1ls $50 well adapted TO children that
trccommcud ltas superior to any prescription
mown to me-" II. A. ARcuER, N. D.,
Iii So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, ny.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-28

a 70 the character Of the substitute for it.
This action ON the part Of the Govern
msnt Of India, said Mr.. Boatnerof Louisi-
ana throws . good many more Difficult
ties In the way of free coinage. have
no doubt that had not this been brough
about Mr.. Cleveland would. during the
next session of Congress, have had
q free coinage bill presented't TO him for his
sanction or his veto. cannot tell, and no
one can as yet, think. how wuch the
decentralization Of silver in India will
affect this situation. think that Congress
should have been called together In April,
and now we should get together as soon as
possible" =
Representative Oates OF Alabama says
he is hopeful of a speedy settlement OF the
financial question when Congress meets.
He anticipates of course, that there will
be considerable trouble and that members
will be inclined TO hold firmly to the the
ories they have been presenting all along,
but that the common sense Of the situation
is 90 do something TO meet the conditions