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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Clipped Vaughan Over the Eve.

TRENTON, NJ, Oct. 30.-Harry
Daley, the champion bantam
weight OF Australia, and Ed. Vaug.
han, champion bantam weight of
America, fought ten rounds last
night. The fifth was called a draw
by referee Chambers. The men
agreed to fight five more rounds
but the police interfered. Vaughan
put up a good fight for the first
four rounds and had a good chance
to knock Daley out. Then Daley
warmed up to his work, clipped
Vaughan over the eye and brought
blood. In the ninth round he
knocked Vaughan down. Cham
ber's decision gave much dissatis-
faction here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.

Three hundred bales of cotton were
shipped to Galveston from San Antonio
via the Southern Pacific last SATURDAY..
This cotton left Galveston for. Liverpool,
Eng, y, rday to be manufactured lntO
fabrics.
The Southern Pacific is shipping about
seven hundred bales Of cotton to Mexico
from San Antonio today.
Freight Agent Charles Fahey of IL g
Southern Pacific, who will after NOyem-
Der assume the duties of cOmmerc al
freight agent, will be out on the road
most of the time. His territory will eX.
tend over The entire Atlantic system from
vi Paso to New Orleans.
The Southern Pacific has issued circu-
lars to agents between Luling and Del
Rio to sell round trip tickets to San An
ujCio on November ? and at reduced
rates, goOu to return until midnight Of
November 4.
bringing Bros circus arrived in town
from San Marcos via the International
and Great Northern this morning. The
train consists OF thirty-tive cars.
Major w. G. Lewis, assistant general
live stock agent of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe, arrived in town this mOrnins
from a trio over the LampaSaS branch.
He reports heavy freight business and
says everybody is smiling over the bright
prospects of better times.
Mr.. Duck" Rische has received tel
egram from Tucson. Arizona. announcing
the death Of Jack Taylor in thai city, on
the 26,h of this month. Mr. Taylor wa
formerly a we'll known railroad man Of
San Antonio. being at one time conductor
on the International aud Great Northern
railway, and later, up to the time of his
death, holding a cOnducJOrShip on the
Southern Pacific
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
CITY NE VS..

-LOST - A blue-grey hunting
dog, female, answering to the name
| OF Flora. A liberal reward will be
paid for her return to 300 CamargO
street. 10 30 st
An axle of a delivery cart of l..
Spain, the East Commerce street
baker, bent this morning on East
Houston street and the cart had to
DO unloadcd and taken to the re-
pair shop.
Herman Michalls and Hen
rietta Downey were united in mar
riage this afternoon at the resi-
dence of c. Levy, at No. 3O5 Third
street, Justice Anton Adam per-
forming the ceremony.
Gus Gimbel sliced a piece off
his thumb yesterday, in cutting
lemons.
The Young Women's Christian
Tenn perance Union will produce a
drama at the Grand Opera house
November 7th, entitled "The
Drunkard." 1t will be as benefit
to the Union.
"A butcher cart broke down on
Houston street, near the bridge
this morning.
There were but S26 in fines as
sessed by the recorder this morn
ing. There will be more tomorrow
| it is predicted.
Fine WHISTLES, brandies, the
best on the market at M. Casta.
nOla & Sons. 10 26 Il
--GartEer & Friedenheit, OF New
York, are suing l. Moke for debt o.
1866 81 in the Forty. fifth District
| court.
Irene Won Koehring is in the city
from Germany visiting her brother
DR.. Won KOehring, at 229 Gardel
street.
"A hall was given last night
at Mission Grrden by Fannie Cava
naugh and large crowd was ther,
to dance with the sweet strains o
Theo. Artz's orchestra.
| George H. Pfeuffer and wife, o
Cotulla, are in the city, stopping
at the Mahncke.
Colonel George NJ. White, O
the Maverick hotel, breakfaste'
100 circus people, besides fifty re
gular guests, this morning, within
an hour.
We have moved our entir
stock OF damaged good to 112 W
Commerce street, opposite Harnis
3 & Baer. Call and get your bal
gains. MAYER & ADLER.
MIR. August Schilling, the POI
ular Grand avenue saloon man,
q celebrating his birthday annivel
, sary today. He received ser'
= made from his friends last night.
? Anton Stasch was fined $40 b
the recorder this morning on
charge OF being disorderly.
The street cars have nearly a
been transferred to the Flores stree
line today to carry the circr
crowds.
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The ONLY GREAT SHOW COMING
Sells Brothers Enormous United
Aggregation.

We can congratulate all patrons of the
circus, winch means nearly everybody,
upon the coming To San Antonio on Fri
day, Nov. 10, or Sells Brothers million
ARE amusement confederation, as that
means we are not only TO have one really
big show with us this season, but. in
what goes TO make up rare variety and
recreation for the masses, the biggest,
best and Oldest show on the road. The
progress made toward the Stupendous by
the Sells Brothers in the past twenty
three years has been somewhat marvel
Gus. The small show with which they
made a timOrous beginning has grown TO
be genuine public institution of the first
magnitude, well and faVOrably known in
every section OF the country, and every
where patronized by the best people. 1t
has even more than kept pace with the
Unparalleled general development, and
ranks first among tented exhibitions. Its
tremendous spread OF canvas covers
Regal Hippodrome Race Track, Monster
fifty cage Menagerie, Triple Circus, huge
elevated stages, Australian aviary, Ara
bian caravan, African aquarium. spec ac-
ular pageanlS and trans Pacific Wild
West exhibit, and hundreds of exclusively
exhibited features, brilliant performers,
and startling and ludicrous races and
acts. Several huge special trains are re-
quired TO transport this enormous mel
aDge Of wonder and fun. and how much
ca be exhibited for the one price of ad-
mission, so cents. is an enigma which can
be solved by visiting the Greatest Show
on Earth. Don't fail to see the grand
street parade and judge for yourself as to
its magnitude.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Criticises Grain.
CORPUS CHRISTI, oct. ", 49,

To the San Antonio Daily LIGHT:
SIR: VIM. Henry Grain spoke
here tonight to an audience of
about 1900 people. Great prepare
tions had been made, a platform
was erected under the roof of the
Doddridge building opposite the
st. James hotel, which was nicely
decorated with flags and bunting.
The motto "Welcome to our Will
liam Henry" was overhead, while
below the watchword "Solid DEM
ocratic Delegation" in large letters
was plainly visible in the glare Of
electric lights, which had been put
up for the occasion.
The audience was considerably
more than half ladies and children.
Let me say to the speakers credit
that he did not keep his audience
waiting, but promptly at s o'clock
he appeared before them, accom-
panied by the leading straight out
Democrats of Corpus Christi. He
was introduced by Mr.. G. r. Scott,
in very few, but carefully chosen
words. The first hour of Mr..
Grains speech might be summed
up in the following words,
oft repeated with various inflic-
tions:
"Weldon, Terrell, Populist, indie
pendent, Republican and Nom
descript."
To this he added fifteen minutes
of abuse of the men who are speak
ing in the interest of Weldon.
He next spent full half hour in
using the pronoun |, coupled with
the claims of what that wonderful
had accomplished in the last ten
years in Congress. During the
next half hour Mr.. Grain gave a
very clear exposition OF the
history Of silver coinage by
this government, from 1892 to
the present time. He next defined
his own position, and placed him
self on record as being in full and
exact accord with what is known
as "honest money Republicans
He is in favor of a coinage Of both
gold and silver on basis of equal
| Intrinsic values. He then star! ed
in to define his position on the
tariff.
This is, however, so we'll known
that nearly one-half Of the audi
ence left; myself among the mum
Der. While 1 stayed, there wal
scant applause and absolutely NJ
enthusiasm.
1 have always admired Mr.. Crair
as speaker, but this was the poor
est speech he ever delivered here
Yours truly, E. j. KILMER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Courslng in Kansas.

GREAT BEND, Kan, Oct. 3d.
Coursing will be revived on the
famous coursing grounds Of the
Cheyenne bottoms, near Great
Bend, Kan, today. The Cheyenne
Coursing club will hold it's
first annual racing meeting be-
ginning today, closing at the end
of the week. The Barton County
Stake Is for thirty-two or more, all
ages, greyhounds, the winner to
receive so per cent OF the entrance
money and $75 in cash the runner
up so per cent of remaining en-
trance money and $25 cash; third
and fourth each 20 per cent of en-
trance money after the second di-
vision. The Great Bend Derby
Stake Is for sixteen or more grey
hounds whelped after January 1,
1898. The winner ia to receive SO
per cent OF the entrance money,
$25 cash, and a greyhound puppy
by Lord Mcpherson, out OF Belle
Ethan, the latter being donated
by d. G. Luse, of the American
Coursing Kennels; the, runner-up
80 per cent Of remaining entrance
money and SIS cash; third and
fourth, % per cent each of entrance
money after the second division.
| -~S~--
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.
KILLED WITH HIS FIST.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 30-Adam
Eberle was instantly killed by a
fist blow struck by j ohm Fiske.
The men quarrelled las t night in a
saloon and then fought.
BROKE HIS NECK.
HARRISON, Mich, Oct. 3O.-James
Doyle and Charles Puck became
involved in an alteration that
started at dance last night. They
exchanged several blows, when
Doyle, with clinched fist, delivered
singing blow on Bucks neck.
The latter tottered, gasped and
then fell dead to the floor. A ply
stefan, on examination, found that
the mans heck had been broken
and that death was instantaneous.
A DIABOLICAL CRIME.
GREENWOOD, S. c., Oct. 3O.-A
most diabOlical crime was COM
mitted here last night while the
colored folks were returning from
prayer meeting. Aparty was way
laid and shot into. One man was
killed, a woman shot in three
places, and another man had his
clothes riddled with bullets. The
coroner's inquest has been in SEES
sion all day and adjourned for
further Information as the assassin
has confessed. Now the situation
is that IL the person can be taken
away from the officers lynching
is possible. The colored folks are
much stirred up over the tragedy.
SMALLPOX AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 3d.
The health officers have been in
formed of fresh case of small. pox,
the victim being Samuel Mundel,
who laid carpets in the house oc-
cupied by Mr.. Costen, whose child
was the first to die of the disease
here. The patient was removed to
the hospital. All the cases except
that Of Owen are reported doing
we'll.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Won Two Prizes.

A prize bowl took place at New Braun
fels last Sunday under the auspices Of the
New Braunfels Bowling club. The Ivy
club, of this city. was represented by
George Kittinger. Fritz Marouard, H.
Wosnig, Jr., and John Umscheid. Fritz
Marquard carried away two prizes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Political Meetings.

A political meeting was held last night
Speeches were made by Galley Newton,
Bart Dewitt and Peter Shields.
A. Levy and w WurZbach addressed
an aSsemhlage at Hauser's garden at the
corner Of Crockett and Bowie streets last
night.
Ghere was a colored political meeting
last night at Eureka hall on Crock, Tt
street. The speakers were DIR. G. j.
Starnes, II. B. Salliway and others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Street Car Derailed.

Late last night street car on
Alamo street was derailed while pas
sing in front Of Dietzers baker y
aud ran upon the sidewalk and into the
fence adjoining the building. The mo-
iured.
The accident was caused by malicious
persons having placed lot of cObble-
stones along the track in such a way as
to cause the car wheels TO have the track.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
WhiskeY

Should have a place in every
household, il not as a beverage for
med icinal purposes.
Mayer& Adler have hundreds Of
bottles on which the labels were
slightly damaged in the late fire,
that they will sell you at less than
half price. 10 295t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Must Take the Red Tape Route.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-It has
been determined that no troops can
be used to suppress lawless bands
in the Indian territory unless called
upon by the courts to assist United
States marshals. Requests for
troops must then come through the
Department of Justice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
STRAIN GERS

Who are in the city to see the great
Ringing Bros. show, don't forget
the fire sale now going on at Mayer
& Adler's, 1l2 w. Commerce street,
just below the bridge, of damaged
cigars, wines, liquors and WHISTLES.
10 90 2E
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
1.-The Country Squire"

Archie Boyd and company appeared at
the Grand opera house yesterday after
noon for matinee and also last night, in
his rural drama The Country Squire"
to very good audience, considering the
close approach Of the circus, which some
what killed the business for him.
The play is a mpanion TO "OId Home
stead" and was very nicely interpreted
by Mr.. Boyd and company. The stage
needs more such plays.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Gard of Thanks.

l herewi'h desire to return
thanks M eartfelt thanks to the
many friends, who so kindly aided
and attended the funeral Of my
husband. MRS. A. Z. PARIS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Tri-Stata LaaQna.

MANSFIELD, o., Oct. 30.-George
Rhue, Of Columbus, has called a
meeting here today Of the Tri-
State League, to organize a circuit
for next year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Dividend on Rolling Stock.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-W. G. Lane,
receiver of the United States Roll.
ing Stock company, has obtained
an order from Judge Lacombey
United States Circuit court, per-
hitting him to pay a dividend to
creditors. Claims aggregate 3d.
967, JOB.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.

The Misses Kirchner, at 23l West Com
merce street, always take tie lead in any
thing that pertains 10 millinery and fan
cy goods at the lowest LriceS. Their line
OF yarns, slipper SOeS, wash emb silks
and fancy goods Of ali kinds are the most
complete in the city.
Stamping done to order. O29 I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Notice

Any telephone subscriber wanting the
firm ornaUe printed In LARGE TYPE,
starting from S 10 u, will please inform
the LIGHT Office at once. The balance are
already printed. s. VEITH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
Insurance Receiver Appointed.

New YORK, Oct. 30.-Wm. H.
Willis has been appointed receiver
Of the Commercial Reliance Insur-
ance company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30
FOR SALE.

Damaged cigars. MAYER & ADLER.
III w. Commerce street. 10 80 St
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-30

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

miles is across one Of the highest peaks 81 n
cordilleras and work H. energetcaily Pusie ,,,ni
elouiv proceeding t. pierce the Jpsalata ~
which viii run FOR some twelve miles u'iuer vi. ~,
gigantic mountains. Still. ARRANGEMENT, tunnel
go, t,llcrd of FOR meeting in or near thc tu'.,e
If the Argentine ana Chlan Presidents wneh '"e
railroad shall be c0mpleted
In chill the Ministry of Pubic Works mas ap
provcd a resolution OF the State Railways toui."
f. a,;oy private persons 10 run their o"" Ne' 20
cars on the state lines The ralro''S' say r
rstreIla" VIII load clean and oil the cars. ,
~ cars having sdlngs into their prQperu'' ,.
m, he rauuIred 10 convey their freight 20 O.,
ION They will h.. emitted to n rcuuSt I'll
rer cent IN tarin rates but they VIII De haya
~ nav The cost Of sidngs and the cars VII ~,
10 gay IN, .ccoriing To- plans to be furnished 10y
me railways r. is % be- hoped that by tn,s p i,
the everlasting clamor for cars ny "S''N"''
and others VIII cease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

HE KEPT OFT OF SIGHT UNTIL LATE At
NIGHT
r,,t,. VIZ SUDDENLY WALKED INTO THE COM
MITTEE OF SEVENTY'S HEADQV ARIEkS-kE-
cENED WITH \ PERFECT TrMuLT
OF APPLAUSE REFUSED 10
MAKE : SPEECH


Recorder John w GpT kerr quiet last night He
lof. the COMMITTEE Of Seycr.y's headquarters. IN
Twenty thirds, before dinner and. hunt h.sh hunt
low. Mr. Cons supporters could not find trace ~
him Every place Where he was a, All likely Cd De-.
and even MS home. WAS invaded b. his enthusiastic
friends. Who were anxious - bear the news ~ the
grea, victory 10 him. Iu, tn" traditional necI." in
the haysiack Vas not $50 d'u-iNr as IN" newly
elected Recorder Of New-NorN
Al w-r. In despair. They wanted 20 So" ami hear
Mr. Coff Nobody. however. wen home. Every IN"
was toe full of enthusiasm t. thint ~ Sleep and
/, had 10 be worked Of
shortly before II O'Clock Tribune reporter met
Mr. Con waking mp Twon'y-tairi-s'. from ihe dl-
rection ~ Fcurth-ave. II, w. entirely unattended.
and strange 10 say non. of tAe crowd which sHrE"i
,.u and down .he street hai recognized hn The r.-
porter accostel him anl offered his congr lions
For what inauired NJ. cor
Haven't YOU heard the new what 10 YoH
think Of the election: What have Won got 10 Say ~
asked the reporter
Il have nothing to say ans"erei MT. 'o"
WHAT can / say
why. you are elected. and the Republicans have
swept everything.
are you sure OF that" said Mr.. GoH.
The reporter replied that there was no doubt
OF if
well" said Mr. con. 'r is great Victory,
!, is :he ratification o. the people against cor
rup,on and disgraccful mcthris OF ro'eInr."nt
|, il not only victory for the city o. Now
~; God aruiii'c,i HW- defeat largely 20 the
RI nr@ q ,rl,r ,aea entered ,he headquarters
o., ,he Committee ~ Seventy iu Twenty 'lIf!-.t
Tfe burst Of applause winch greeted hm i' h,
around Kim. shoar Dr. aar.- AID Mniy Alse.f h.ia
Neyc' was mar sN D. m''. -ioi ,'i,.. 90.
enthusiastic reception. rhre' oa'or- i'r I,rqr t''
1onn VI Con wcr" given N..h Na- ana i.-
ptaiei until ever oll} Vs.. '.-i- J." ~, c..
'mr ii. crowd on'.A. h2l h,-r1 ~ ar. "'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
TRADE And FINANCE IBROIp.

Tho number OF strikes which occurred in France
during Tho year 1919 amounts to G3i They affected
4gy; establishments and Included l7ol2 workmcn
This is an alarming increase the similar figures
OF lS,2 when there only 81 strikes, affecting
no establishments and comprising 1000 worlmen
II must Ice added that In 1893 there were accord
ng To- the report Of the Minister Of Commerce. fiv"
.n1sers' co,itions" that is five loclnuis thre~
Of which were organized by butchers firms and two
hv bakers employers. N" l1ol-i ~orkmcn VINO
truck in 1893 have los, 2.i7i.co days work
At the fifteenth annual congress Of wheat growers
and mllers. held recently Il: Lyons AN important
statement was made in regard 10 the official sta
iistlcs of the wheat production In 1890. Those s'a-
ii.ce estimated at ONLY 100000 hecolitres. to"
,.,o,iuciior - Tie crop. while ii was shown at tn"
cone.,ss .'r. IT amounted really 10 l3oOocoo hoe
tolitrcs. l. WIS explained that probably the pro-
,.cors hal declared figures much below the truth
through their fear Of sorng prices decreasing II
Those prices had k"i' decreasing. though thu duty
81 forei.n wheat had been raised from 10 francs;
ana wheat which at ~ ana u francs I'm iss3 is
offered now IL 10 and i francs per il" kosrammcs.
-'p pounds
n Russia the product Of the custom house duties
was - l3a.oco rures IN gold for the hrst half
Of the present year J. amounted for the core
spending period ~ lN1 TO 80 a~w0 iubi"S. ana to
4a..i2"o for the slime period in 1892
rhc National Assembly OF Costa Ric, has ap-
proved after d third reading the project proposed
b.. the Executive Power for the issue of MORTGAGE
bonds - he amount Of 100000. The money ia
destined fnl the hul!.ng OF q new dock at ;hc port
on the Aflanf. for tn Improvement ~ She railroad
and the settlement OF special contracts
Mr.. De Wlttc the Russian Minister OF Finances. Is
negotiating 4 treaty OF commerce with Persia IN
order 10 counterbaance there British political In
nu, nco ae mach to favor the commerce 81 Rus
sian merchants lie has advised also the appoint
incnf Of NOR" consular agents OF Russia the
Shah's kingdom. At the same time he has opened
with POrtugt. negotiations toward the conclusion OF
"a new treaty % commerce. which would take Ia,
place Of that concluded IN 1871.
The l;ucno~ ANres papers are complaining that the
quarantine visiting doctor sometimes keep steam
crs waiting in the dock from a half hour TO an hour
after arrival THE Standard" says: This Is n mat
ter that should be- overhaulel 1t is to be presumed
that these deliberate health officers are not very
mucn behind time payday, and they should be
given - understand plainly that they cannot b.,
allowed TO partyze the movements of steamers AMI
of scores or hundreds OF passengers until il suits
their sublime majesties to attend their duties
only thirty miles remain to be completed the
Transanine Railroad 10 put In direct communica-
ton the cities Of Valparaiso and Buenos Ayres
San Francisco and New-York now connected. II
70 true that q considerable portion Of these thirty