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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-04
The Governor Will Not Interfere

SEATTLE, Wash. May 4.-Gov-
ernor McGraw, after being notified
that the Industrial army, under
General" Cantwell, had seized a
Northern Pacific train, said the
road was in the hands of the Unit
ed States COURT, and the Federal
government was fully prepared
to deal with the mattor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-04
Bicycle Notes,

Collector Thompson, of the Lock
wood bank, has ordered a special
built Cleveland.
Jim Roach has ordered a light
racer.
H. w. Hale has ordered a very
light racer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-04
Congressman Under Peace Bond.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May Avis
ions of bloods shed came today in
rumors that Senator Hodges, edi-
tor Of the "Observer," had threat
ened to hold Editor Moore, person
ally responsible if his paper con-
tanned structures on Hodges defence
of Breckenridge. Editor Moore
took early means to suppress
bloodshed, by placing Hodges I'M
der $1,000 bond to keep the peace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-04
Before and After.

Caller: You say this photograph
was taken when you were young
man? 1 never should have sus-
pected it. 1t looks like the picture
of big, good-natured boy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-04

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 4.--The
coal miners are still on strike.
The negroes working are doing so
under a guard. The coal supply in
this section is running short.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-04
Bank Failure.

SEDALIA, Mo-, May 4.-The First
National bank of this city, one of
the Oldest financial institutions in
Central Missouri, failed to open its
doors for business today. The bank
has a capital of $25O,OO0.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-04

Wanted: Small fire-proof safe
l21 Soledad street. 4 If
The evening world., 1894-09-27

political once. however high, for ! say TO you
that 1t is of more consequence what your can
dldate has done and Is capable of doing for the
people than what the people have IN the past
done for him.
ri would change my mind and gladly try 10
obey the voice OF the people this Fail but after
the disposition betrayed towards me by some OF
your fellow delegates cannot
Then the farce of sending j. Sergeant
Cram to meet Mr. Whitney and ASK
him to accept was gone through with,
and the other candidates were all elmi-
mated except Senator Iillrs mask John
Boyd Thatcher He was reserved for
the last.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
WON'T ACCOMPANY CoRRIGAN
Col. bliss Is Soon Going to Rome,
However.

Col. George Bliss proposes to take
years vacation. He means to spend the
great ter portion of his time in Rome, but
denies that Archbishop Corrigan will
accompany him there.
81 know nothing about the charges
against Archbishop Corrlgan," said Col.
Bliss, and | certainly have no iRten-
ton of going to Rome with him. have
rented a house in Rome for one year
and mean to leave New York with my
family Immediately after election.
expect to be gone about a year, and
have made arrangements accordingly"
II would appear from this that Col
Bliss Is the victim OF n coincidence.
Present indications are that Archbishop
Corrigan will also start for the Eternal
CITY shortly after election.
At the residence of the prelate on
Fifth avenue, 1t was said to-day that
His Grace was visiting churches
turn this week. As he is expected to
make only one visit to the Holy Father
in ten years, and as he has complied
with this duty 1t Is inferred that an
other one this Fall would be in obedl-
cnce to n mandate from the Pope, who
II appears. means to rigidly inquire into
the matter of Mgr. Satollrs reception
here.
Some say that the Archbishop does not
mean to give his enemies an opportunity
to charge neglect of duty. and is max
ing record in the matter of parish
visitation.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
ONE BOY STILL MISSING.
Harris's Cnse Adjourned to Give
Police Time to Find Dixon.

Alonzo Harris, colored, fifteen years
old, of Bergen street, Brooklyn. was ar
raigned in the Gates Avenue Court late
yesterday afternoon, charged with as
sault on little girl. on Aug. Q Harris
and another boy, Edward Dixon, at
tackled and drove away two boys who
were escorting two little girls at Buffalo
and Dixon, 1t is said, then abused the
girls.
Harris and Dixon left town. and Harris
was traced to New Haven and arrested
the formalty of eXtradition, but Dixon
has not been found
Justice Quigley adjourned the prison
ers case for a week to give the police
an opportunity to continue their search
for the fugitive.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
A HORSE Thief AT 8.
Little Billy Igo Dashed Ma1ly
Down the Boulevard.
Had Thrown the Custodian OF the
Rig from His Seat.
Caught Rcdhandcd and Is Turned
Over to Gerry.

A boy horse thief. eight years old,
who gave his name as Billy Igo. and
said he lives with his parents. at 426
" est Fifty-sixth street, stood at the
oar at the Iorkville Police Court this
morning, with his face creased with dirt,
and digging the knuckles of his little
fists into his eyes, which were red and
swollen from crying. He was accused of
stealing IA horse attached to an express
wagon. owned by Days Manhattan
Express Company. whose Office is at the
Grand Central station.
Billy is just about three feet in height.
When Justice Meade heard the charge
ne exclaimed:
What! This boy stole a horse and
wagon! What do you mean. toy horse
and wagon"
NO, live horse and an express
wagon" responded Policeman Taylor.
This is not his first offense OF horse
stealing, Judge" continued the officer
I'VE have had him twice before for
the same offense. The second time was
four weeks ago. when he was captured
driving up the Western Boulevard with a
horse and wagon belonging to a grocer
doing business at slxty-eighth street and
Eleventh avenue"
We'll. sonny. what have you got to
say to thls?' asked the Judge.
The horses follow me-" blubbered
Billy. In the next breath he said: ME
brother Hughey is a horse thief"
How Old is Hughey?' asked His
Honor, aghast, thinking that he had a
family of horse thieves to deal with.
He is little bigger than me-" was
the response.
The complainant against Billy on
this occasion is Frank C. Flynn, EN-.
ployed as driver for the express com.
pany. He said that at 1890 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, he drove to his home
at 430 West Fifty-siXth street, and left
the rig in charge of his six-year-old
nephew, Charlie Martin. A minute later
Charlie came rushing into the room
crying, and said that Billy had fired him
OF the seat of the wagon and drove
away.
Flynn hurried to the West Sixty.
eighth street police station and re-
ported the theft to Capt. Ebert O.
Smith. A general alarm was sent out
caught Billy coming down, the Boule.
at the horses head and stopped him
paying no heed to Billy. who shouted:
Hes all right! Let him go!'
Gerry Agent Wilson told His Honor
that the boys brothers, sisters and pa.
rents had all figured in court.
The complainant subsequently refused
to prosecute and the hoy was committed
to the care of the Gerry Society to be
sent to some institution.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
BOTH CLAIM THE MONEY.
Huss's Divorced Wife and No.
Fighting for 1861.

Justice Mccarthy in the City Coui.
to-day reserved decision in the case y,
Catherine Huss and Bertha Huss' WIN
are fighting for benefit policy OF Sooi' ~
the Societe Culinane Philanthrop'qus
held by Joseph Huss, now dead.
Catherine Huss was divorced IN W.
Chicago courts by Huss in 1873, pu'
claims she was never served with 'n'
papers in the case.
Bertha became Huss's wife in this CT"
soon after the decree vas handed So"-
Mrs. Catherine Huss claims the w
surance on the ground that she We We
not legally divorced. Judge McCaI.np,
said that he would examine the ~ IN
cago divorce papers before he deems
which of the women should nave Wv
money. As, NJ
Frederic Coudert, of the law nrp ,S he
Coudert Brothers, represented
society.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
TWO TICKETS IN NEBRASKA.
Straight Democrats Bolt from the
Fusionist Convention.

TUy NSNOcInIeu FTeFF-I
OMAHA. Neb., Sept. 27.-The following
State ticket was nominated by the
boilers. or straight Democrats, includ-
ing the delegates OF six counties:
For Governor r y. Sturdevant; Lieutenant
Governor. H. +. Dunphy; Secretary Of State, D.
T Rofa; Auditor. Otto Bauman; Treasurer, Luke
PRUDENTIAL. Attorney General. John H. Ames;
Commissioner Of Public Lands and Buildingn
Jacob Rigler; Superintendent OF Public instruc-
tions. Milton Doolttle.
The boilers platform Is similar to the
other. excepting that 1t favors gold
basis.
The fusion ticket is as follows:
Governor Judge HOcomb, Lieutenant Governor.
J. n. Ganln Secretary Of State, f. r. Ellick;
Treasurer c. A. Linkhardt Attorney General, ID.
8. Carrier; Auditor, J. G. 1Iillman: Commissioner
Of Public Lands and buildings. s. J. Kent Super
ntend"nt ot Public Instructions W. Jones .
Holcomb, Gaffin, Carrier, Kent and
Jones are the Popullst nominees.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
SAYS SPIRITS GUIDED HIM.
Medium Slater's story of How He
Found DIR. lyman.

Ny Associated fTess.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27.-Dr
Thomar lyman. the physician and cap
italist. whom the courts have declared
to be dead. and whose 5000, 900 estate
has been distributed among his relatives,
arrived here yesterday. He was met
at the Oakland Ferry by a number of
his friends. He was pale and slightly
emaciated, but appeared to be in fair
health.
He said he had been in Boston all the
time since his strange disappearance,
and that the reason for his sudden leav-
ing over two years ago, was to avoid
the annoyance of litigation begun by his
stepdaughters to recover property which
they alleged belonged to them. The old
man said he would probably have never
returned had not the Spiritualist, Slater
discovered him in Boston and escorted
him to Reno.
Slater. who claims to have been d.
rected by spirits, claims the S., 900 reward
offered by Mrs. lyman for Information
of her husbands whereabouts. Slater
ascribes the finding of DR.. lyman to the
spirit form Of his first wife. Slater
ION May 2s, was writing a letter in
my room at the Clarendon Hotel, in
Boston. 1t was about 1l.30 A. NJ. Sudden
tinctly as could be. 4 am Rose Marvin
lyman. 1t said: Go to No. street
and you will see my husband, DR.
Thomas E. lyman went Immediately
The number given was that of we'll
known boarding house. but the street
and number / have promised not to re-
veal. When rang the bell asked for
DR.. lyman. They told me he was not
there. but while l was talking, he came
to the top OF the stairs and spoke to
me-
II returned soon after to California
I saw Mrs. lyman, but she would not
believe I had seen the doctor, but she
believes 1t now. | went back early in
August and found the doctor again, and
we came back together"
Slater has the promise of 5000 and
expenses.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
TESSIE STOLE FOR A JAG.
A 1i-Ycnr-Old Girl Committed on
Complaint of Her Relatives.

Tessie Downey, fourteen years old, was
committed to the care of the Gerry So
ciety in the jefferson Market Police
Court this morning. She was arrested
on complaint of her brother and sister.
Tessie and a friend. named Mamie
Shea, 1t was said. robbed woman while
at the Horatio street bath on Saturday.
With the proceeds they went into the
Tender:oin and visited various resorts
while the money lasted. Tessie's brother
and sister found her on Sixth avenue
last night and took her home. There
she made a scene. and the Charles street
police were asked t. arrest her.
Her father, who was a junkman for
Leroy Is serving term for receiving
stolen property One of his sons Is in
prison for larceny.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
Political Notes.

Good Government club will hold a meeting
tonight 10 take action on the question. shall
we nominate or indNrse candidates for Assembly
and Board OF Aldermen In the Twenty third
Assembly District"
The New York state Democracy will tender a
serenade and escort TO their delegates to the
state Convention upon their return to the city
this evening The pNrsiers will assemble at
headquarters at 73O T. NJ
The Tiger Democratic Club will have its an
nual ball this evening at Suffers Harlem Casino
The ohlrers are: President Mark Levy: Vice
President, John J, McErtce: Second Vice Presi
dent George Hudson Financial Secretary II. +
carney; Recording Secretary William Huettner
IN. Corresponding Secretary Oswln Huttner
treasure Claus Ahders: Sergeant at Arms
Frank Russell
The Independent County Organization Of the
Twenty sixth Assembly District held meeting
last night at Its headquarters Central Hall
Third avenue, between one Hundred and Fiuh
and one Hundred and Sixth streets Addresses
N"r" made h" William = Hanon. leader " the
district Ernest Harvler Alexander nremer
Louis levenc, william 4. Ellis Charles Steckler
and others.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
GEORGE GOULD COMING HOME
with Congressman and Grand Opera
Singers ON the New York

VUF
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 27.-Among
the passengers who are booked to sail
for New York on Saturday next by the
American line steamship New York are
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould. two
Wallets and six maids; II. H. Kohlsaat,
OF Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Can
field, Congressman w. l.. Wilson, of
West Virginia. Congressman Isidor
Straus, OF New York; Lord Sholts Doug
las, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il. Abbey;
Mines. Melba, Scalchi and Revegnanl,
J: l.. Cadwalader, J. l.. Cavens. Smith
NJ. Weed, W. S. Cramp and Norman
Cramp.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
FLOWER DODGES A QUESTION.
lie Was Asked II lie Aspired to n
Sent In the Scnntc.

BATAVIA, n. V, Sept. 27.-Gov.
Flower arrived in Batavia at II A. NJ.
to-day TO attend the Genesee County
Fair.
OF the Democratic State nominations
he said: at is n grand ticket all the
way through, and Is bound to be
elected
win you take the stump"
1T Is too early to decide about that"
was the Governors reply. Il am going
to take care of my wife first. She has
do all ! can to help the ticket"
In the event OF the election of Sena-
tor Hill and Democratic Lcglsla turc
VIII you be candidate for United
States SENATOR
Sufficient unto the day Ia the evil
thereof" quoted the Governor.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
TOO MUCH FOR HAIR DYE.
The Justice Advised May TO Pm,
Her Debts

May Holmes, a young woman, who
says she is nineteen years old, refused
to pay Fred Porter, hackman. who
drove her all over the Tenderloin Pre-
cinct last night, ana she was Consc-
quently an unwilling visitor to the JEFF
ferson Market Court this morning.
She was the possessor OF a head OF
hleached hair, and the Justice remarked:
Young woman, you had better spend
more i'm paying your debts"
Ihen ne let her go, when she had
paid the haCkman.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
DIVORCE FOR MRS. ROBBINS.
She Is the Cashier mt an Eighth
Avenue Museum

Judge McAdam, OF the Superior Court.
to-day granted a decree OF absolute dl-
vorce to Mrs, Frances l.. Robbins from
her husband, Frank y, Robbins
Mrs, Robbins is a cashier at an Eighth
avenue museum, and her husband is an
actor, now on the road
The Robbinses were married in Sen
tember, 1876. and have two children,
Mrs. Robbins charged her husband
with improper conduct in a Pullman
car with one Matte Bliss while both
were travelling In the same theatrical
company
The evening world., 1894-09-27
BEAT A LITTLE GIRL.
Mother and Daughter Charged with
Seriously Injuring IL Child.

Mrs. Margaret Gamble and her daugh-
ter, Minnie of l2l Classon avenue, were
arraigned in the Myrtle Avenue Court,
Brooklyn, this morning. charged with
assault!ng little Annie Murphy, six years
old. of 1lY Classon avenue.
Minnie Gamble. who is about fifteen
years old, quarrelle1 with some chill
dren in the street last night, and 1t Is
said that she and her mother beat
Annie Murphy so badly that she is in
a serious condition. Mrs. Gamble was
committed to Raymond Street Jail to
await the result of the chld's injuries,
while the daughter on account of her
bonds
The evening world., 1894-09-27
Named for Congress.

New York Twenty second District Democrats
nominated for Congress Dr. william Il. Hossie.
Of GouNerneur. st. Lawrence County.
Judge George Denny, jr.. was unanimously
nominated by Republicans Of the Ashland, Ky
District TO oppose Owens in the race for Con-
ErcSs.
Democrats of the Third Minnesota District re-
nominated Congressman o. NJ. Hall by acClnms-
ton.
Harrison II. Atwood. ex-City Architect OF Dos
ton, was nominated for Congress by Republicans
OF the Tenth Nassa rhusetts District.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
DIED FROM HIS WOUNDS.
Weigmnn Shot Himself After Quar-
relIing with His Family.

HACKENsACK. n. j.. Sept. 27.-Carl
Weigman. fifty-six years old, who was
taken to Hackensack Hospital with a
bullet hole in his windpipe and another
in his right lung. died at an early hour
this morning.
He was n Waterman at Klaber's Onyx
Works, at Carlstadt. For some time past
he had recn drinking heavily. Finally
he quarrelled with his family, and going
to his room shot himself. He leaves a
widow and five children.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
CARLISLE WON'T TALK.
Hut Is SPid TO Regard the New
York Ticket ms Strong.

ITIy Associated TressD
WASHINGTON. Sept. T-Secretary
Carlisle was to-day questioned as to his
views as to the wisdom OF the Conven-
ton yesterday in nominating Mr.. Hill
AZ the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor of New York.
The Secretary declined to discuss for
publication the action of the Conven-
ton, but 1t is learned from his friends
that he regards the ticket "a strong
one-as strong as could have been
named: and II Is his belief that 1t will
be successful in November.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
MAY DIE FROM A KICK.
Ash-Cnrt Driver Crane Held for
Assault on Lad.

Lawrence Crane, an ash-cart driver,
was held without bail to await the re-
suit of injuries he is alleged to have
inflicted upon fourteen-year-old Abra-
ham Levine. who is in the Beth Israe.
Hospital, at EOS East Broadway, by
Justice Koch. in the Essex Market Po-
lice Court, to-day.
The boy says that Crane kicked him
in the abdomen yesterday without
pTovoCation.
The house surgeon OF the hospital
stated that Levine was in critical
condition. Crane said he merely slapped
the boys face for overturning ash-bar-
rels, and denies that he kicked him.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
TO EXAMINE HER SANITY.
Referee Appointed In the Lucy De
Forest He'll Case.

Justice Lawrence, of the Supreme
Court, has appointed Franklin Bien ref
cree to ascertain If Lucy De Forest Bell,
who was committed to Wards Island
Insane Asylum last Aug, . is insane and
II she is in physical condition to endure
the treatment there.
She is twenty-seven years old. The
physicians say that she believes her ribs
have been broken and that an attempt
has been made to poison her. Her
mother secured the writ. The young
woman had been teacher of LANGUAGES.
The mother says her daughter was taken
there because she had sprained ankle.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
TO B[A" DOODLE" CAMPAIGN.
Politicians Regard Hackett's Sc
lection as Evidence Of 1t.
Author of the Famous Blocks Of
One" Circular.

The selection OF Charles w. Hackctt
Chairman OF the Republican State Ex-
ecutlve Committee as Chairman of the
State Committee. to succeed william
Brookneld, Ia said TO have another sig
niflcance besides the ruthless turning
down of honest william Brookheld by
revengeful Boss Plat.
Mr.. Hackett IL the author OF the
famous Blocks of One" circular, issued
during the Presidential campaign OF
1882. His present ascsndancy IL taken
to mean by politicians that we are to
have n Doodle campaign.
Backed by Morton's "bar'r' there are
excellent opportunities to carry out Mr.
Hncketts scheme in blocks OF one or
more on "A larger scale. In this connec-
ton Mr.. Hackett's secret circular, sent
out in 1892 becomes of interest. Follow
ing Is a copy Of it:
CONFIDENTIAL.
NEW YORK. Sept Is. 1892
Dear Sir I know yOu an active, earnest
and discreet Republican. and that Republican sue
cess In the coming campaign is dear to your
heart
1t la the desire Of the New York State Repuh
lcan Committee to be permitted to request you
TO DO some particular service for the Republican
Such service Will call for the exercise OF discre-
ton and the ability to keep secret.
Ars you willing to undertake such duty 10 help
secure Republican SUGGEST II you are wiling to
do send me the name Of Democrat among
your acquaintance who you believe can he in
ducei to vote the Republican ticket this FALL II
more than ono. give their names and place your
letter In the lnclosch envelope. Please sign the
list with your full name and postoi address
we'll written.
You may he sure that any service you may
he able to render viii not he forgotten. Let me
, hear from you by return mail. Yours truly,
CHARLES W. HACKETT,
Chairman Executive Committee.
| Mr. Brookhelds method of cam
paigning Inducing" and convincing
voters-dffer from Hacketts. Mr.
! Rrookfield will not do Piatt's dirty work
/ Therefore he was not wanted.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
knights Of ST. John and Malta.

TORONTO Sept o7-The following on'cers have
he"n elected by the Knights NJ St John and
Malta Grand Commander, }, " Suocton. Brook
Nn, Lieut. Commander, James McKelvcy, VIII
minSton, rel, Captain OF Guards. James Pulley
Toronto, PrelAtc George A Seth. New York
Grand Chancellor, Frank NJ Rooney. Brooklyn
Grand Amoner, 7. +. Browne. BROOKLYN. Herald.
alarms, William q. Addison. philadelphia
Sword leuer, John Dye BuHlo, Grand Marshal
II. {, Templsr, Lockport; Grand First Guard
W Nanoua, Erie, Pa Grand Second Quart A.
V. easel Toronto; Musical Director. + NJ
Brown, bradford Pa. Medical Examiner, Peter
Cooper, Wilmington, Del; Attorney General
+ Lawrence, Brooklyn. Grand Warder, Abram
Carlock New York; Grand Sentinel William
SteinmitI, Harrisburg, Pa. Grand Trustee Frank
e Buudy, Elmira Representative TO Fraternal
Congress, Charles Laing. Baltimore.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
IN THE INSANE WARD NOW.
Actor Del Necho's Quarters
Changed nj bellevue,

John Del Vccho, the actor, who is
suspected OF giving his wife, Lillian.
carbolic acid, from the effects of which
she died, Is believed TO he insane. To-
day he was removed from the prison
ward at Bellevue Hospital where he has
been under treatment for alcoh ism
since Sept q last, TO the insane paVi ion
He talks IN strange manner, and his
mind is evidently affected.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
RockInnd'. Political Trouble.

NiAck, \, y Sept. 27,-Ncholas Murphy.
Chairman Of the Democratic County Committee
OF korkland County. is ordered to appear before
JudIe DyknaG, at White Plains, on Saturday
next. to answer for refusing to obey mandamls
served upon him by sheriff Dickey, at the County
Convention held at New City on Saturday laEt
Murphy says he thought the mandamus was no,
genuine.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
GAYNOR is WAITING.
Not Yet Rendy Ia Say Whether or
Not lie WIN Accept.

RlNERHEAD, l. l. Sept. 27.-JuGrc
GaNnor has not as yet said whether or
not he will accept the nomination for
Judge Of the court Of Appeals. lie says
he wants to first know all the facts He
has as Vet sent no reply to inquiring
messages on the subject. He opened
court as usual this morning. AMI will
finish the circuit business here to-day
in time to take the 2iO train for Bell
port, where he has his Summer resi-
dencc.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
IF ALL THE VOTES

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