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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-23

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06
onro's NEW CIGARETTE LAW.
Special Tax on Wholesalers and Re-
taiiers Designed 10 Greatly Reduce
the Traffic.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Anr.5.-Tbe new
law designed TO discourage cigarette
smoking IN Ohio went into effect to-day.
It provides for the payment Of a special
tax OF $500 per annuni BY retailers and
$500 per annum By wholesalers Of the
ordinary cigarette with paper or straw
wrappers. An Injunction in the superior
court which Judge Wilson has taken
under adyisemeut has temporarily sus'
pended the operation. Of the law 40 far
as regards the firm pctiiiDnlng. bnt Il Il
making Itself felt nevertheless
OF sixb-eight dealers IN this city who
have registered nnder The requirements
Of the act two are wholesalers. OF the
retailers nnly two have iaii the las,
dnd these have already found an IN.
crease N their business, the inference
beilg thar many smaller concerns hive
stopped The sale u the tabooed Injuries.
Many others are holding ~ payment of
the tax IN the hopes that the court will
declare The law nnrtnstllufiOnal Tie
test Of the law Is made bv nrnlrnlIr
located eignr stores and holo, stands
Petitions were filed by both wholesalers
asst fcfailers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06
SALISBURY EXCITED.
He Discovers Conspiracy out West 10
AssnssinRtc the President.


ROME Ga, Aug ., DR. o. O. saf.
ford of Murray county. Ga, prom.
inent alliance mau, who last year refused
the nomination Tor congress from tho
Peoples pnrty convention, although n
Popullst passed through Rome today and
tells Of an Interesting ulk be had last
night with salisbury, formerly nn "eyl.
dencc Rnillrref for llukO Smith IN Al
lunln. Shulahnry WIS given some snrt
Of a job by the administration, he exact
nntur" Of which has ,nnsel d grent dpnl
Of ejaculation, especially by those papers
Inclined 10 rldiculn the secretary Of the
interior.
salisbury, according to DR.. Stafford.
says be- has been doing government work
70 NE West, aud lns Just returned from
Salt Lake City. DR. Smforl thonnhi
from his conversation that Saulsbnry's
position II one ~ an Investigating nature
and that report was made to Secretary
Smltli w some Western city the othrr
day. Sanl-bury's alleged statements
are Of more than ordinary Interest. lilo
tells Dr, Stafford TINT the West was In a
terrible stale, owing 10 the silver status.
aud that the reports Of hundreds and
Thousands going east 10 keep from stnrv,
ing are moi exaggerated
The situation he describes % being very
grave, aud unless legislation favorable 10
silver Is rhcCfcd ut tho extra session Of
congress- he looks for awful ronse.
quences He would not he surprised Al
the outbreak Of u small war resulting In
much hlOolshcl. which IL Openly predict.
ed IN silver states, He also s!ntos flat
he heard Of rnnior that an organization
had been formed 10 asslsrinnte the preai.
dent should he fight silver TO the extent
they anticipate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5--Aecori.ng
to oihcinl Information received at the
state department, the people OF venc-
zuela have determined to put stop
to despulism that obtains In that country
aud thus set ~ example 10 other South
American republics whose experiences
With corrupt executives have caused con-
slant discussion. The reform to based
on the adoption Of new Venezuelan
constitution IL which provision Is made
for thr election of the president Of the
republic by popular vote Heretofore
tho president was elected by national
council composed Of nineteen members
of congrcrs Tie new state Of Affairs
viii ht tested IN the general elections
on Onlhbnr 1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

OH his arrival at the exposition be VIII
confer with the representatives OF Tor
eign nations and ask them to appoint
commissioners He already has the as
surance OF their hearty cooperation aud
II will not take long to get the exhibits on
the way.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Aug 81
The experiment of opening direct com
municatlon with st. Louis, Cincinnati
and other Mississippi aud Ohio river
ports. will he agnin tried by the Chatia-
nOogu Steamboat company, aud the as
ATLANTA. Ca, Aug 5.-Mrs. Doc
little, wife of n prominent commission
man, and sister of Judge Lon Manning,
was arrested Inst night on the charge
Of stealing jewelry,
She was detected but not exposed, In
the store. Detectives followed her, plac-
ed her under arrest and took her 10 her
home. where number of valuable ar
ticles were recovered This morning the
jewellers met and identified their property
aud agreed because Of Mrs. DOolittle's
family not 10 prosecute. Her family de
clnres It Is case Of genuine kleptoma-
MIA.
NEW YORK Aug. 5.-Logan v
Blackley, the venerable chief justice Of
the state Of Georgia, was married to
Mis- chloe Herring youthful aud
hsautifal daughter Of the late William
Francis Herring. in ibis city. Judge
R,aekley Is about 10 years Old, and is
one Of the best known public men y
Georgia He has several grown-np chill
dren. and Is SUPPOSE, 20 D. worm a
"a d.aI of money The bride Il the
eldest daughter VI the late llhAn
Francis Herring who made 4 loItuhs y
,.o.fan in I'M. South. and when he diel
s,,,.,-',i ratr. ag,i left to his widow and
1snsbfer ap estate valued close upon q
million dollars. Miss Chloe was snt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

,a,shNlLLE, Tenn. Aug. 5.-The
I've announcement that the peniten-
4 commission has selected 5000
Il OF coal lands near Hartman
iu,s state stockade. is followed by
b ,Hinialloh from inside sources that
~ prison will be built near Win
In a. iarm having been selected be-
Il" mat town aud Decherd.
a 'oNIGoMERY, Ala. Aug. D
E".i Iah A. I. Goodwin of the JEFF
9n'ans Is in the city today.
.en asked if there was any truth in
spon that he had declared hini-
In oeallidate for governor. In Mar
8n svuny, Goodwyn replied:
4; On, = Just one truth IN the report
yina purporting to come from Gun
Ak ana that Is that made a.
II. l9p neighborhond of Gunters-
ana ~ i1r captain kolb for govern
Aie No., pfheve thnt twO-thirds Of the
Ple Of Alabama ore for him.
Nv YORK Aug. 5.-An afternoon
zap ep'per devoted, half a column today
u aI''ee saying thar Congressman
'uinsnr S9ckran WAS To leave the
roel hah organization. Congress
ta;ion at ,saii 10 a reporter he hal no
boinine ~, rANinE the organization or
hNa, kANClSco. Aug 5.-Plaps for
esr' u'i,es for the California midwin-
/. ,. s''len to the number Of twelve
|pr submitted. The building. will
n IT, 'paer l1tu by 400 feet In
h igale SNeyNtlve committee will prob
e.ll y, sel,'ciion II the PLANS before
|Geu.ra, enfSt week. Assistant Dircc.
lptrnw eSofniy win leave for Chicago
All ~. .sehipg. He viii tnke with
necessary credentials, and up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

eldest daughter. and has passed hS
twenty-eighth birthday.
RAYVIILE. Ia. Aug. 5.-News was
received here this afternoon Of the as
sassination of John J, Adams and Ben
Duncan, which occurred at about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. near Hump
ton place. IN the Fifth ward, about eigh-
teen miles south Of ltayville.
OwBNSBORO, Ky. Aug. 5-Infor-
nation has just been received here that
Felix Poole, notorious character Of
Ohio county. was lynche1 Tuesday night
for an assault committed on Miss York
aged 10. about month ago Poole
skipped out. and had only returned to the
scene OF his crime when c.tizcns caught
him and hanged him 10 tree. Poole
served tern in the peniieutlary for
rape.
ORANGE. y. j.. Aug. 5.-The shut
down Of the Edison photograph works i
only partial One hundred and fifteen
men and girls are still at work The
total number discharged was 30. They
we're discharged without moments
notice. Mr.. Edison today issued the FOL.
louing sfutemnnt: ''Ihr uh0nugraph
works have been shut down because we
have neaTly completed al the orders on
baud. aud the proprietor thereof seeing
that the couit try had resolved itself into
a national iunatic asylum decided to wait
unt.l the wave subsidized somewhat"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.--Out Of $50
clerks IN the second auditors office less
than 10 per cent aro Democrats. There
are twelve Of thesc clerks who enjoy a
salary ~ SiSDO per aunum, aud not q
Democrat among them Such Is civil
service reform ~ conducted by the Hnr
irtnsury department are slowly bni surely
coming under the k.en observation IL
Chief Clerk Logan Carlisle. and Il Will
not b.. maHy months before radical re-.
forms ln ne Interest 81 the boys 10 the
trenches" will be- effected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

aud to the dependent relatives and
widows Of those whose disabilities were
contracted in the service aud line Of
duty. while Commissioner l,aum issued
but IS per ccui 10 tbs class.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

~ obyinte the risk Of expulsion that
iuay aifrni Indulgence N the practice u
li.adng az public entertainments, The
BelnAns have invented an Ingenious III.
ile Instrument for emitting the desirr,l
noise. 10 Is a Tiny bellows with a uiii4-
~ for o mpiiihuege. which the apecta.
tor puts under his foot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

Df the 2laialG.DB NATIVES II Indin. b,it
100000 can speak English Tie nm
etiaEe Of tiie rules The uHiivc t-itlrfa
are conducted iifIiluda4iani. aud hi,rr.
tgnrsr with the Enelish 4 carried on by
4 sort Of iatEun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

WASHINGTON. Aug. GA com
parative statement issued By the pension
bureau shows that during the fra three
months Of this administration lT.oi5
original certificates we're issued. ~
against 81 ,93s during the lasi three
months OF uoinDlssionrr RsunS adj
min stlnion, but o. this number judge
Lochren issued 90 per cent 10 soldiers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

A very destructive drvutA has pro-
vailed all throaxh de BeaAen a Enafyog4.i
aail ban bssn shrss AAA ons-haif ihahea|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

filniall. aud New Orinans 4 drouth. sll
YEAR ago those conditions Wars reversed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

In the far West uhe government owns
about 1000 uiiles Of telegraph. over
which The national weather bureau TO
rrives telegraph reports Of cominG frosin,
rOld waves, etc. These early reports arr
nf grant advantage 70 cereal gpbCalntofp,
While The farmers and lag3tipsLto 40
tries foot the bills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06

From March 1 70 July II, the upper
Mississippi aud the Missouri valleys, thu
Rocky mountain slope, tlir Pacific 1oast
aud the Northern Atlantic. coast. have
averaged cooler Than usual Heat has
been h excess. ayamEe. only in limited
localities
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
Another Banker Gone Under.

CHICAGO, June S.-COnrad Me
rolf, a private banker, at 40 La
Sale street, has made an assign
ment for the benefit Of all credit
ors. A bill was filed in the county
court transferring the bankers
property to Adam w. jaeger, as
assignee. Assets as scheduled, at
$4,000, and the liabilities at
100000. The refusal of the bank
through which NeihOtf cleared, to
pay the checks, caused the trouble.
The bank was conducted under the
title of Conrad NeihOtf 4 COM
pany, but the banker had no asso-
ciateS in business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
The Jockey Club.

The Jockey club through the
courtesy of Mr.. Herman d. Kamp-
mann, the proprietor, and Mr..
Browder, the manager of the Men,
ger hotel, has secured quarters
there and held their first meeting
which was very interesting one,
there last night. Eight new men,
bers were elected, who were Messrs.
H. Koeler, Joe Boelhauwe, T. NJ.
Briggs, Fred Kerble, j. X. Barr, of
Eagle Pass, R. l.. Hutchinson and
Doctors J. H. Moore and H. Won
KOehring.
The finances of the association
were found to be in a sound con-
dition, and will when all of the
privileges are sold, be sufficient to
pay all of the expenses of the as
ISOLATION as well as the race
purses.
The association will hold it's
next meeting at the Menger on
Saturday night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
The Ohio Republicans.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June S.-The
convention met this morning and
elected Dougherty permanent
chairman. The Duke Neragua,
and party, occupied an ella
CANT box, and were egreeted
with applause. Mckinley was re-
nominated by reclamation. Lieu
tenant Governor Harris was also
re-nominated by reclamation. Nc
Kinley was greeted with great APP
plause and made an eloquent talk.
The committees report on resO-
lutions was unanimously received
and the denomination of present
state officers was then resumed,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
Two Men Capture a Train.

OTTUMwA, Iowa, June S.-Two
masked men held up train No. II,
coming east, on the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy road, last
night, at Nadaway, a small sta
ton west of Corning. They de-
tached the baggage car, and mail
cars, and compelled the engineer
and fireman to leave their engine
and two cars, down the track. Here
they entered the baggage car and
asked the baggage-man what train
it was. Being informed that it was
only passenger train, they said,
Owe are after the Denver express"
and Immediately disappeared.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
University Commandments.

New YORK, June S.-Among to-
days college and university COM
mencements are the following :
Arkansas, Batesville, Ark. ; Baker,
Baldwin, Kan; Bethel, Russelville,
Ky; Case, Sc. of Applied science
Cleveland; Davidson, Davidson,
n. c.; Emory, Oxford, Ga; George
town, Georgetown, d. c.; Hamlin,
Hamlin, Mimi; Hedding, Abing-
don, Ill. Knox, Gatesburg, ILL.,; Nc
Kendice, Lebanon, ILL.,; Kansas,
Lawrence, Kan; Wake Forest,
Wake Forest, n. c.; William Jew
ell, Liberty, Mo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
HOTEL PERSONALS.

j. H. Block, OF Dallas, il in the city.
H. K. Hopkins, of Austin, arrived in the
city last night.
w. H. Jennings, the well. known stock
man OF Pearsall, is in the city.
s. F. Wiles, a merchant Of Hondo City,
is at the st. Leonard.
Luther Lawhon and wife, OF Flores
vile, are In the city on Il brief visit.
G. F. Loyer, a wealthy grape grower OF
the Calaveras, is in the city.
R. w. Robertson, the stockman Of
Alice, is In the city, having returned
from a trip to the northern marke Us,
where he shipped cattle.
J. j. Young, a well-known stockman OF
Hidalgo, is among friends in the city.
John Clark, wealthy sheepman OF
Port Lavaca, is at the Southern.
James NJ Bollasch, stockman OF
Lupelo, Miss, is In the city, a guest OF
the Southern.
Miss Olive Winston, Of San Marcos is
visiting In the city. She is guest OF the
Southern.
JIM. Roberts and w. 4. Anderson,
representing the Grand Republic cigars,
are in the city, advertising their goods.
They are guests OF the Southern.
IT. Blanks, a stockman of Reedville,
is at the Southern.
w. w. Rasor and Fl. B. Miller, stock
men of Beaumont, are in the city, guests
Of the Southern.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
The Page-Fields Nuptlals.

CHICAGO, June SIT is announc-
ed that the marriage of Thomas
Nelson Page, the Virginia author,
and Mrs. Henry Fields, Of Chicago,
will take place to-day at "Elm-
hurst" the home of the bride, near
Chicago. Among Mr.. Pages rela-
tives who will attend will be Cap
tain Page, of Hanover, his father
and brother, Mr.. Roswell Page, of
Richmond. After the wedding
and honeymoon Mr.. Page and his
bride will purchase a home in Vir-
ginia, not far from Washington,
where the newly-married pair will
spend their summers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
A Large Excursion.

On Sunday large excursion
party will arrive here via. the
International from Dustin en- route
to Rockport and the coast, and will
be transferred to the Arkansas Pass.
The excursion will be in charge of
Messrs.A. j. Peeler and G. Rath. The
Board of Trade, Chamber of Com
MERGE and the mayor have been in
vited to extend hospitality and
cOurtesies to the excursiOnists
who will, if this be done, remain
several hours in the city. There
will be several hundred excursion
lists, among them many prominent
people.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
Sailors and Citizens Fight.

TORONTO, June S.-A serious con-
flict has occurred here between the
inhabitants of the city and the
sailors of the Greek men-of-war
Spara and Speza, lying at anchor
in the harbOr. The cause of the
conflict was the allegation that
some of the sailors had violated
Toronto women. Several persons
on both sides We're seriously in
jured in the affray, and no fewer
than forty-siX arrests were made.
Though the Greeks Indignantly
deny the story of the outrage on
the women, the feeling in this city
is one of continued disquietude, as
the people of Toronto have threat
ened to take vengeance on the
many Greek residents of the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
Charities and Correction" Congress

CHICAGO, June S.-The National
Conference of Charities and COrrec-
ton will hold its twentieth annual
gathering here, beginning today.
It's proceedings will vary from
those of the usual meetings, in that
conference will be of an anniver-
sary and historical character. In
stead of holding the regular dis
cussiOn, the time will be devoted
to a survey or the progress made
and the reforms accomplished in
the field Of charities and correction
during the past 20 years. The SEES
sions will begin today and con-
tinue until June II, and they will
be held in the permanent Memo
rial Palace in the Lake Front park.
The address of welcome today will
be made by Mrs. J. NJ. Flowers,
and will be responded to by the
Hon. Andrew +. Gilmore, of Wis
cOnsin. President ii. III. Hart, Of
st Paul, Mimi, will deliver his an
nuaI address reviewing the work
of the National Conference and its
relations to the important changes
which have taken place in the
methods of dealing with the de-
pendent, delinquent aid defective
classes.
The subjects for discussion at
the evening sessions have been
given out. They are as follows:
First day, "The Public Treatment
of Pauperism? second day, "The
Organization and Affiliation OF
Charities in Cities, Towns and
Villages and Preventive Work
Among the Poor" third day, "The
Care of Neglected, Abandoned and
Dependent Children :" fourth day,
"The Care and Treatment of
Juvenile Delinquents;" fifth day,
"The Prevention and Repression
of Crime and the Punishment and
Reformation of Criminals" sixth
day, "The Commitment, Detention,
Care and Treatment of the In
sane :" "The Apprehension and De-
tention of Prisoners" and "The
Bertillon System of Registering
and Indentifying Criminals"
seventh day, Emanuel Training in
Its Effect on Character and the
Reduction of Pauperism."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
Catholics in Congress.

CHICAGO, June S.-A Worlds
Catholic Temperance congress will
convene here today, for the discus
sion and consideration of every
phase of the temperance question,
which shall be introduced in the
regular order Of business. 1t is to
continue until June 10. Prepare
tiOns have been made to seat 1900
delegates from the various CathO-
lie temperance organizations.
Papers from them will be present
ed today, and discussions upon
them will be had in three smaller
halls, which have been engaged at
times specified. A large mass
meeting is to be feature of to-
days proceedings, in the evening.
Every general union will be en-
titled to ten delegates and one adj
ditional for each 5000 members.
State and local unions will be en-
titled to five delegates each and
one additional for every 1000
members. Each individual society,
whether attached to union or not,
may have one delegate, and one
extra for every 100 mem
bers or fraction thereof over 100.
Every Catholic diocese, vicariate,
parish, university, college and
seminary is entitled to representa-
ton, and clergymen are invited to
attend as delegates. Among the
prominent speakers today will be
the Archbishop of Chicago, Rev,
P. A. Feehan, and the president of
the Catholic temperance organiza-
lions of the country, Bishop COtter,
of Winona, who will also preside
over the opening deliberations.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
Big Reception to the Duke.

COLUMBUS, June S.-The Duke
of Neragua arrived here at
o'clock this morning, as guest of
the city, the largest city in the
world, named in honor of Christie
pher Columbus. Enroute from
the train, which came from Chi
cago, via. Pennsylvania line, the
cars being transferred to Broad
street crossing of Hooking Valley
road. Thousands of people lined the
walks and gave him a handsome
reception. The Ducal party rested
until p. M, when they were es-
cOrted to the grand stand, on
Broad street, at the north front of
the capitol, where a parade of
about 1900 school children passed,
each pupil carrying a small United
States flag.
children having been massed in
the shady streets within the
squares, had but short distance
to march breaking ranks as soon
they passed the reviewing stand,
and taking stations in which way
they were brought to the reviewing
ground. During the exercises, on
the reviewing stand, the Duke was
welcomed by Mayor Karb and pre-
sented with the freedom Of the city,
and a solid gold key, nicely orna-
mented and inscribed:
"CHRIsTOPHER COLUMBUS, 1892,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, 1893"
The Duke briefly thanked the
mayor, for the courtesy Of the
occasion. The party will be
entertained this morning at
a reception by the Columbus
club, to which many invitations
have been given. Tomorrow the
military and civil authorities will
parade, and the party will then
take carriages to points of interest
in the city of over hundred thou
sand inhabitants, almost of every
street of which is elegantly paved.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-08
Better Prospects in New York

NEW YORK, June s, II a. M
Under the influence of reduction
in the Bank of England discount
rate and further decline, in posted
figures on sterling exchange,
which renders gold shipments on a
large scale out of the question, the
stock market continues to improve
after opening. Advance as COM
pared with last night, was ! to
II per cent.