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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
AT THE MENGER

Tonight you can learn the result of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fight. Bull
letinS will be read on and after
each round. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
Has Removed.

Dan p. Smith, the real estate
man, has moved his office to 225
st. Mary's street, where he will be
pleased to meet his friends and
customers. 373t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
REMOVAL.

ThOs. GOggan & Bros, Piano and
Music Dealers, will move to corner
Houston and Navarro streets April
LIST. set
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
NOTICE..

For all kinds of marble and granite
work such as monuments and headstones,
also iron fencing of the latest styles at
the very lowest prices, call at the old re-
liable firm on East Houston street, near
post office. IA tt OTTO ZIRKEI. Prop
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
FRESH VEGETABLE SEEDS !.

a fine assortment of same Just
received by ED PERsCH, 604 Market
street. Give him a call. . - I'M.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
& BURGESS, Attorneys at.Lsw

Rooms ais and 2I6, I'd Floor, Mackey
block, E. Houston ST., San Antonio, Tex
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-08
French Pattern Dresses.

$50 of the best and most select styles
French looms have produced. No two
alike. They are our own exclusive de.
signs, and are marked at reasonable
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
THE CONTRACTORS STORY.
Makes Out a Case of Cold Blooded Muir
der.

Makes Out a Case of Cold Blooded Muir.
der.
OMAHA. Feb. ca special from Hermosa.
S. D.. to the Bee says that Edward StenRer,
of stenger d Humphrey, beef contractors,
just in from tho camp on Pass creek, says
the bodies Of Bennett, Kelly and Royce
will arrive tonight and be buried
here. james Bacon and William keIly, boys
1G yeals old and guests at the ranch over
night. were taken ill charge by their father
and uncle and removed to their homes ten
miles south Of Pine Ridge Two Sticks and
three of his band were fed the night Of the
I'd by Rodney Royce, camp cook. II is
supposed the Indians had side arms con-
cea!ed on their persons. and after partak-
ing of the hospitality of the camp murd cred
the whites in cold blood. The reuort that
the men were having drunken frollc
is most emphatioally denied by Mr.
Stenger. The Indians stole four saddles,
sixteen horses. and killed span OF work
horses. Two Sticks and two of his band
are dead by the Indian police and friendly
Sioux. Two S.icks' band comprised two
families of outlaws, which had been ru n
from several camps. They seemed to be-
long to no regular tribe and lived by then-
selves.
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sequsnt decline OF annexation Hentiment
undar thA new kingdom and finally SEQ a.
tary Marcy's lettor to the minister express
ing disspproval OF the terms Of the treaty
as negotiated. Although the let
ter of Secretary Marcy was written
nearly forty years. ago. " Ia
Thoughts to fairly present the views OF this
administration upon the question OF tho
annexation Of Hawaii. In " he objected to
tho Immediate incorporation of tho islands
into tho United States as An independent
state. and said: 1T is understood the
measure proposed by the people. and that
IN which the present rulers are disposed to
concur. Is annexation as distinguished from
protection. and that il is their intention
that those islands shall become part OF
our territories and be under the control OF
this government as fully as any other OF it's
territorial possessions. Should tho SOW
eriRnty of these islands be Transferred to
the United States, the present government
would, AZ matter OF course. be superseded
BY. or at least be subjected to, the federal
authority OF this country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
FlLIBUsTERED ALL DAY.

Tho House Did not Get Down to Busi.
WARRINGTON. Feb. 6.--In the house fill
clustering against the anti. option bill be.
gan before the reading OF the journal.
Kilgore, of Texas, raised the point Of nc
quorum. A glance around the chambe,
convinced the speaker OF the correctness OF
the point, and he directed the clerk to call
the roll. FilibusterinR continued. while
KilRore's opposition seemed directed
against the anti-option bill this measure
was OF but secondary importance. This
p lmary object was the bankruptcy bill
which, 1t WAS understood. would be called
up to-day. when business was allowed to
proceed. The republicans. who sustained
kilgore, had another point in view, to pre-
vent tho calling up of the war claims bill,
involving about 100000. Tho journal woa
finally approved aud the house proceeded
to business. Bum moved to aus.
pend the rules and pass the bill
appropriating S32. 900 for the relief of the
heirs OF Adelloia Cheteau. Burrows, OF
Michigan, demanded q second, and az no
quo um voted, on motion of kilgors coll
OF the house was order Tho call showed
the presence of a quorum and tellers were
again orde' ed. and again no quorum voted,
and again call of the house was ordered.
After some othcr roll calls the house ad-
journed without having reached the anti.
option or bankruptcy bills.
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FLOODS In AUSTRALIA.
brisbane Under Water Twonty Feet Deer
In Places.

brisbane Under Water Twonty Feet Deep
In Places.
BRrsBANE, Feb. 6-Water Ia rising stead
lily III this city. Tho lower diet lets are
completely submerged. In tho lower por-
tlons of Main street it is twenty fact deep.
shops and contents are almost total loss
as the flood came on 80 rapidly that only a
small part Of the stocks were removed All
the inhabitants are providing to higher
parts OF the city. In consequence Of tho in
terruption OF railway and tsiegraphic COM
munication only scanty information about
the disaster in other parts of Queensland
is obtainabe. At Mary borough. in Ma Oh
county, thirty persons were drowned.
Most of the town Ia under water
and it has been deserted by two
thirds OF the inhabitants. Tiaro, another
town on the Mary, is also under water. To-
night the water at Brisbane began falling.
The city Is still iaolated, however. and little
news can be got from nearby towns. The
list OF dead gtows hourly, many bodies be.
ing found in houses which were supposed
to have been deserted.
SYDNEY, Feb. G.-At Ipswich, Queensland.
two pc sons are known to have perished in
the floods und it is feared the loss OF life is
much greater, rs the swollen river is oov-
cred with wteckage from which horrible
stench arises, doubtless caused by the
bodies of human beings and animals en-
tangled in the mass.
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SURROUNDED BY FIRE.


Inmates Of u Zig Now York Iensment
Have Miraculous E,capos
NKw YORK. Fob. G.--Firo caused by n gas
explosion in cellar destroyed tho double
hvc-stoty tcnenon. house Mt 423 West
Tbirty-ninth street thia afternoon. Tho
building was occupied by twenty fam,llen.
John Peterson, gas inspector, was killed
and sixteen inmates of the house painfully
burned. One two OF them may die
Peterson hal been sent into tho cellar 10
rophir leaking pipes. lie hsd been In tho
cellar twenty minutes when John Wasch~
man. who occupied tho first floor, heard
him proaninR. Taking up a candle no
started towards tho cellar. Az hn opened
the door n flame shot ont; then followed n
laundering report. Wsachman end his
clerk, Jonn Manning. were thrown into the
street. McLnughlin, another em,loye
The big tenement shook with the fuy OF
the explosion.
There wsfe wild shrieka OF terror from
every floor. and screaming women aud
children rushed to the windows and FIRE
escapes. Out IT lOU or mo o persona who
lived on the upper floors. few can tell how
they escaped. Firemen who came on frat
alarm found the building ablaze. sec
ond and third hlafm was ordered. scaling
ladders we're placed against the side of the
building, and long extension ladders raised
to tho roof. Down these the tenants
swarmad. Tho pecuDlary loss il about
$4,000.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Feb. 6.-Ihe dry house of the
Peoria sugar works burned this evening.
Loss, 100000
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
TUBURIEMO OF BUTARITIRI.
The King of the Gilbert Islands Appeals I.
Uncle sam.

The King of the Gilbert Islands Appeals TO
Uncle sam.
FAN ERANctsco, Feb. G.--Col. Bailey,
American commissioner for King Tubu-
rcmo. of Butaritiri, OF the Gilbert islands,
has forwarded to the state department at
Washington protest. from the king
against the forcibe seizure of his islands by
the British government while negotiations
were proceeding with the United States
He asks the protection of the United States
or annexation. Advioes from Butaritiri
state that Capt. Davis, of the British navy,
who seized the iRlands, was very arbitrary
i'll his conduct He was insulting to the
Americana on the island and abusive to tha
king. Representatives of the king in this
country state that the British made haste
to selzo the island some months ago on
receipt of information from Australia thnt
the king had gone to the United States to
ask protection.
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THE PEklNG ARRIVES.
Broken Shaft Causes the Long Delay
Proceeding Under Sail

a Broken Shaft Causes the Long Delay
Proceeding Under Sail.
SAN Francisco. Feb. 6.--The City of
Peking has arrived Soon alter the dis
covery of the vessel 1t WAS seen she was in
tow of n tug. Merchants and those with
friends on board quickly gathered to OBJ
tain the first news OF the trouble on the
vessels arrival at dock. She did not get
into harbor until late this afternoon. Capt.
sailed from Yokohama Jan. 10, and ali
won't well until Jan, 2l When the steamer
was !, 100 miles from san Francisco IL shaft
broke in the sleeve. Ii WAS impossible to
mend it and the vessel proceeded under
sai. She encountered head winds all the
way and during the fifteen days under sail
covered over 800 miles. Beyond the long
delay and the breaking of the shaft
nothing exciting occurred.
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HAWAIIAN TREATY.

Negotiated with This Government IN
lSi5-1hs CorrrEpondencc.
WASHINGTON. Feb. &. he president this
afternoon, iii response to Il resolution
adopted last Friday. transmitted to ths
senate co. les OF tho anne xation treaty NO
gotihted between representatives OF the
United Ssstes and King Kamshameha in
1915 together with correspondence relating
the5eto. The correspondence includes II
lstte. of instructions ON Secretary Of
state Marcy to tho United Statos Minister
to Hawaii. Gregg; GIepg's report to the
state department narrating the circum-
stanoss of tho negotiation OF tho treaty.
and the condition of affairs of the island at
Tint time: the minister's report on the
denth OF King Knmshameha and the aooes
sion Of his successor 10 ths throne; the sub
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
VOTING FOR SENATOR.
There Came Near GctnS An Election In
Nebraska.

There Came Near Ecinx An Election In
Nebraska.
| LINCOLN. Neb.. Feb. 6.-When the Joint
session of tho legislature convened this
morning. six members all republicans, were
absent A call of tho house was ordered.
and the joint convention waited tho ARRIVAL
Of the absentoes, who ware arrested and
brought before the bar of tho convention
and excused. The ballot resulted: Allen
sixty five. Thurston sixty one, Boyd two,
Morton three. No choice.
At u republican caucus tonight John Nj.
Thurston withdrew unu Paddock will ba
pivou tho solid vote OF tho republicans at
to- morrow's ballot.
BisMhRCK. n. d., Feb. 6-Twenty- three
members were absent from the JOINT session
to- day. The ballot for United States soma
tor resulted: Lamb seventeen. Williams
twelve, Roeoh nine, Anderson eight. King
man nve. Palmer three. others scattel ing.
CurYESNE Wvo., Feb, 6.-Ths joint bal
los for United States senator resulted: New
eighteen kiIpatrioe twenty one, others
scattering. No choice.
OLYMPIA. WASH, Feb. 6.-The only
change IN the senatorial situatlop to-day
was tho change of ropulists from Teats to
Young, popuiist candidate for governor at
the late election.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
CHURCH AND STATE.
Discussed at tho Annual Dinner of "A Cath
Ollie Club.

Ollie Club.
PHILADELPHIA, F6b. 6. The Catholic
hierarchy of the United States was repre-
sented at the annual dinner of the Catholic
club to. night. Cardinal Gibbons replying
to the tonst. Church and State" said:
"For my part believe the relations be-
tween the church and state are
as close as we should desire. For
it is to be feared that as aoon as govern
ment commenced to support ohurches it
would dictate to us what doctrines to
preach. and in proportion as state
patronage increased, the devotion
and patronage OF the faithful would
wax cold. If it is a great wrong to muzzle
tho press II would be great wrong TO
muzzle the pulpit. Thank God We can all
say in this free country, with the apostle
The word of God il not bound.'" Arch
bishop Ryan. in his address. opposed any
union OF church and state as it is ordinarily
understood. In conclusion he said: II
hope the Catholic hierarchy will be worthy
of this glorious country which in the future
1t will religiously yule.' Archbishop Cor
rgan said a few wo ds of thanks in
response to proposal of his health.
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FOR Mobhiny u LecturNr

LAFAyErrE, Ind. Feb. Ga special ses.
sion of the grand jury called to investigate
tho riot ut the opera house Jan. 26 during
which Prof Rudolph. All apostate Catholic
y ioas, who wHs delivering a lecture on
Romnnisnl, WAS shot at by a mob which
rushed on tho ataKe, returned list OF
twenty eight indictments. Peter j. Clark,
street commissions, Philip McCaulsy, Il.
j. Murphy and William Temple wers In
dicted on Ave counts each, assault and bat
terry. assault with intent To Kill, disturbing
a public mosting. conspiracy. and riot. All
the accused gave bail in tho sum of 81, 900
Zach. Ten othels of tho arrested wers In
dotsd for ,ios aud wee admitted to S4O0
bail each.
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CRAP GAMES SHUT UP.
And VIII not Open TIL the Grand Jur
Adio,Irns

And Will not Open TIL tho Grand Jury
Adj"urns
Special to The independent.
MIssouLA. Feb. 1.-THE propristors of all
crap games closed them to-day. These
games have been running for many months
in nearly all of the licensed gambling
houses of the city. and in direct violation
of the city ordinances, which have not pre-
viously been enforced, though tho penalty
il aevere. Tho grand jury met this after
noon. 1t is owing to this fact that the pro-
prietors closed the games which they have
heretofore resumed after the session of
that body. Judge Woods stated to- day
that arrangements would be made by which
prize fights aud crap games would NOT he
allowed to resume.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
harden CASE.

Must Be Keargued Before the Full Su-
preme Court.
Special to The independent.
WASHINGTON, Feb. G--The supreme court
to-day decided to have the case of the North
ern Pacihc railway against Barden rearaued
before the full court. That will mean that
1t cannot be heard until the return OF JUS
tlos Harlan. and it will be many months
before 1t comes up. This is the case that
determines the status of ths mineral lands
in the grant Of the Northern Pacific road.
The friends of the mineral claim ants think
this move is in their favor
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
Half Our Whisky Adulterated.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-To.day's session
OF the sub committee of the house judiciary
committee, investigating the whisky trust,
was devoted to watching experiments by
Massey in producing liquors for adultera.
tion. Taking spirits worth 81. 80 per gal
Ion, and adding the essential oils. essen ces
and coloring matter worth cent and a
half, he troduced in few minutes whis-
kies, runs and gins auch as sell in the M ar
ket for rs high as 81. He declared that
half OF the goods sold were adulterated.
Veasey urged that certain witnesses, whose
names were not given, be called as soon az
possible. as some of them would find it
convenient to go to Europe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
NOT IN THE FAMILY VAULT.
Marlborough Prefe. rcd t" he Buried
EseWhere-Hls Will

Marlborough Preferred t" he Buried
E!sawhere-Hls viii.
LONDON. Feb. 6.-Ths will | of Mari
borough disposes of property amounting n
gross value to e352. 7O3. His widow and So
lcitor Whitehead are made executors OF
the will. The duke says: 81 dislike
particularly ths sxclusvsness Of family
pride, and do not want to be buried
in the family vault in BlenLei chapel. but
in any place that may be convenient. in
which others of my own generation and
surroundings are equally able with my
self to find "a resting place together" Lady
Colin Campbell gets 1000; his son,
Lord Blnnford, gets permission to
select e500oO worth of cattle, If Lord
Biantord sues he loses all. Except small
bequests to servants all the remainder of
his real and personal estnte not entaiied
goes to the wife he married in America, and
WHO was then the widow of Louis Hamer-
sley.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
No Conditions Attached.

The hrst news Of the definite location of
the post was received In Helena Sunday by
IL. M. Parohen in n private telegram from
Commodore Power. Ii WAS protty gsnsr-
ally known around the city yesterdny. but
there have been so many delays in ths mat
ter that people generally were slow to credit
1t until it was officially announced. Mr..
Powers telegram concluded with the state
ment that the Helena comm ittee should be
prepared to make the transfers. indicating
that the location was made without any
oppressive conditions being attached.
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BOISE Crry. Feb. 6.--The second section
OF tho Union Pacific passenger train No. /,
was wrecked this morning near Ola Ferry.
Tho thirteen year daughter of Mrs.
ERan. of Chicago, WAS killed. Two other
passengers were seriously but not fatally
injured. and fifteen others Sustained pain
full bruises.
The wreck was caused by spreading rails.
The train. which WAS the second section of
tho east bound. WAS behind timo and was
running fast. The engine and mail car
passed ovsr the dangerous place in safety
The smoker left the rails aud carried the
chair Car with it. They shot along fifty fset
aud went down ffty-foot embankmsnt.
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IngersoT Got $4,000.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Panama in
vestigation was begun to-day. Charles
Colve. secretary Of the American commit
tee of the Panama company. testified that
he disbursed about So. O00. 900 for the pur-
chase of materials, etc. Mr.. Thompson
WAS not about the Office much. Witness
was of the opinion that the formation of
the American committee contributed a
great deal to the success of the Panama
canal loan in France. Robert G. Ineersoll
receiyed $75. 900 and shsllabarger g. Wilson
$25.0CO for their services in assisting the
American company to obtain possession of
the Panama road. These attorneys did not
peared before cong sssional COMMITTEES
for the company to state matters in their
true light. The books OF witness showed
no authority for the appointment of coun-
sol.
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LONDON, Feb. 6.-Alfred Tennyson's
"Becket' was produced ut tho Lyceum
this evening. The drama consists of q
Prologue and four acts of twelve scenes.
with thirty characters 1t ia in blank
verse, which once or twice touches
tho point of sublimity, and
more frequently just misses dramatic
grandeur. Probably the popular verdict
will give 1t place on a plane with Queen
Mary and far above "Aarold" The
mounting this evening was superb. Henry
living, rs Docket, WAS as clenr and power
ful rs any work he has ever done. Ellen
Terry's Rosamond was magnificent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07

TODAY the great six day
sale of Gordon trotters will COM
mence at Cleveland, Ohio.
Other great breeders of the
country will participate in the
sale, which will consist entirely
of trotters of developed speed.
An unusually large number of
promising flyers will be offered
for purchase byleading breeders.
1t is therefore an event of ex-
ceptional Importance in the trot-
ting world.
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Tho WaaIher Moderatiny,

Special to The independent.
GREAT FALLS. Feb. g. the sun shons
brightly to-day for the first time since the
cold spell commenced, which had good
effect on the thermometers. 1t got up to
six below, but since dark has been dropping.
1t is clear and cold tonight with every in
dioation that the end of the cold snap 10
near.
A bond was filed to-day on the appeal
from the decision OF the court III the case
OF the people of Montana. OK rel W. 4.
Pigott, VS.. &. Ii. benton.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-07
EDITS THE NEWS.
Agent Brown, at Pine Ridge. Sets Up ~
Censor.

Agent Br0Wn, at Pine Ridge, Sets Up As
Censor.
ST.. PAUL, Feb. Ca special to the Pic
neer Press from Sioux City. Ia.. says gov
ernment official from the Pine Ridge coun-
try, who was in the city TO- day. says mat
ters on the rese walton are in much worse
condition than indicated by the dispatches
relative to recent troubles. He says all
dispatches have TO be inspected and edited
by Agent Blown before they are sent out.
This was done with dispatches about the
murder of the four cowboys. Their murder
WAS the resuls of ghost dancing IN which
many of the Indians are engaged. When
the weather moderases he says there will
almost certainly be an outbreak. Settlers
are petitioning to have troops put on the
reHeryatiop.
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Nellie Grants Husband Dead.

LONDON, Feb 6.--News of the death of
Algsrnon Charles Sartor!s, husband Of
Gen. Grants daughter Nellie. arrived In
London to-day and excited much interest
in American orioles He died in Capri on
Feb, 3. Mrs. Sartotis could add but little
10 the news. She DOES not yet know the
cause of the death OF the man who brought
her 10 much SORROW.
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Avenged the Murder,

WASHINGTON Feb. G.-Seoretary Noble re-
ceived telegram from Inspector Cisney, at
Pine Ridge, ). d.. in which he says the po-
lice have returned from pursuit of the cow
boy murderers and report having killed,
about sixteen miles from the agency, three
Indians who participated in the murder.
No outbreak of Indians or further trouble
il auticipated
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Brought Back to 10 Hanged

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, Feb. &C. II. Garter,
who. whilo under the sentence of death. ss-
osped from the Lawrence county jail by
shooting tho taller aix years ago. WAS
brought back from Portland. Ore. in irons
this evening. Since his escape he has been
in Alaska until two years ago, when he went
to Portland. where he married. under the
name Of Rose, young woman worth $780,
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Rev. DIR. Johns Hopkins Worcester. Jr..
dropped dead at Lakewood. N. j.
A receiver has been appointed for The
Denison, Tex. Land and Investment oom-
pRny.
Streams in western PsnnsylvsniA and
eastern Ohio are mp and serious floods are
feared.