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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-08
For sale by all Druggists.
THEATRICAL GOSSIP,

"Kentuck," by J. J. McCloskey
under the management of Sum
mers & DeNere, opened its season
November 26.
Manager Haverly has engaged
Larry Dooley for the Haverly
MINISTRIES, who are now touring on
the Pacific Coast.
William Gillette is appearing in
"ToO Much Johnson" which is
proving as great laugh producer
as "Charley's Aunt"
esquire Hawkins" a rural play
of considerable note, is playing
through the state this month, and
will be seen here soon.
Fred Richter, we'll known in this
city, is with the Egyptian" Theatre
company which opens it's season
in New Orleans December ID.
Milton and Dolly Mobiles are
playing through the state in their
ever popular plays and are meet
ing with considerable success.
Rosabel Morrison, daughter of
Lewis Morrison, (Faust) will next
season appear in a new comedy
entitled "Little Miss Mephisto."
Edwin Milton Royle's play
"Friends," has been meeting with
success ever since the opening OF
the season at San Francisco last
September.
Fanny Davenport, assisted by
Melbourne Mcdonald will pro.
duce Sardau's play "Gismonda" at
the Fifth Avenue theatre New
York December 10.
"YOuth," play by Max Halbe,
which was produced for the first
time at the Residenz Theatre, in
Berlin, in April, 1898, was present
ed for the first time in America at
the Irving Place Theatre, New
York, December 6.
Ben G. Mason, has written the
music to song just published
entitled, "You Amt Mad Bill, Are
You?" Mr.. Mason is we'll known
in this city, having spent last sea
son here as a guest of Manager
George H. Walker, Of the Grand.
The Auditorium Theatre, Kansas
City formerly Known as the War
den Grand, and built during
Kansas City boom at a cost o
$350,000, was sold yesterday under
foreclosure of mortgage to tn,
National bank Of Commerce fol-
$4,000.
The "Fencing Master" will
Dorothy Morton in the title role
will tour the state during the holi
days. Miss Morton has been meet
Ing with as much success in the
title role Of the "Fencing Master
as she did when she appeared her,
last season in the "Algeriaus."
Billy Van, the favorite minstre
performer will next season head {
company Of his own, to be known
as Billy Vans Australian com
pany. The show will consists O
variety and Ministries and will b.
under the management of w. Z
Cutris q Co. "Punch" Wheeler, VIII,
was in advance Of the Patti Ros
company for several seasons, will
look after the advance work. Bill,
is now meeting with success wit
the Sandow TroCaderos, who ar
touring in the South.
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To the Public in General.

We wish to notify you that we
are still in business and are hand
ling all kinds of real estate, i'm
proved and unimproved city prop
erty, farms and ranches and have
some rare bargains on our books,
Call and see us as we are certain
we can satisfy you both as to To-
cation and price, terms, etc.
JOHN II. HAMILTON & Co.
No. 104 East Commerce st. IL % tt
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Ready For Extension.
HOLIDAY WINES AND LIQUOR!

| wish to inform my friends and
the public in general that am
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their orders for imported and do
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wines, fancy liquors, whistles, etc,
at the lowest prices, Equality con-
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y 6 limo 2ll Alamo Plaza.
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For rheumatism / have found
nothing equal TO Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. 1t relieves the pain
as soon as applied j. w. Young,
West Liberty, w. Va. The prompt
relief it affords is alone worth
many times the cost, 80 cents. Its
continued use will effect a per-
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Kalteyer & Son, Chas. Campbell
and J. Clavin, druggists, San Anto-
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TO PRINTERS.

For Sale: Two Revolution Book
and News Press, size: 6.col. quarto
Is pages, 400 to 1000 per hour. In
good condition; cost new $3,250.
For cash $3.50 will buy. First. class
machine for paper and all kinds Of
job work. Address Buyer" care
LIGHT office. II 20tf
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Lillian Russell appeared as the
Duchess of Gerolstein, in "The
Duchess, assisted by Herbert
Wilke, Digby Bell, Annie Lewis
and other well known people.
Frank Harvey's new play"Fallen
Among Thieves" had it's initial
production in San Francisco, last
week and was we'll received.
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RUpY's PILE sUPPos1roRY

Is guaranteed to cure Piles and ConStipa-
ton, or money refunded. 50 per box
Send two stamps for circular and Free
Sample to MARTIN RUDY, Registered
ANSWERED. For sale by all frst-class
druggists everywhere, and in San Auto
MO, Texas, by +. Kalteyer &. Son and N.
G. Young. 92S1y
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Holiday Excursion to the Southeast

On Dec. goth, 2lst and 22I. 1894, the In :
ternatiOndl Route will, as usual. have on
sale Holiday Excursion tickets TO the
South eastern states, including St. Louis,
Memphis and New Orleans at rate of one
fare for the Ound trip, tickets limited to
30 days for return. Call on nearest ticket
agent for information. l25tf
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Bell Bros. Jewellers,

We have few fine diamonds left which
you can have at cost. Everybody can
get sterling silverware from us at prices
never to be had before. We want to sell
you what you need for your table or a
Christmas present for yonr friends or
relatives. LEWIS ZURICH, Trustee.
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Bell Bros, Jewellers .

Our store will be open every night this
month. You can buy anything I'm our
house by the payment of S1.OO down, the
rest payable on or before Christmas. Re
member we sell at cost. We want you to
buy our goods. LEWIS ULRICH, Trustee.
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THEo. ARrzr,s ORCHESTRA.

Will furnish music for balls, ETC.,
on short notice. Address 354 f.
Commerce street, or III Soledad
street, opp. courthouse. II 3 If
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FORTY BUILDING LOTS,

Worth 500 a lot, can be bought
for half value, inside two mile
limit, nicely located. Owner wants
to sell quick. Make an offer.
z Z tt. J. A. DAUGHERTY.
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SHOE s, SHOES SHOES,

At and below cost, for the next 80
days. HI. Killing, lO7 w. Com. st.
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Leave for Ell Paso and San
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Arrive from Mexico and Eagle
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Arrive from San Francisco and
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Leave for Cuero Houston, Gal
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Arrive from Cuero, Houston,
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04

the real beneficiaries OF tho trust estate
and 20 prevent its diversion.
"Decree would go in favor of complain
ant establishing the trust in its favor
against respondents, removing the cloud
from the title: enjoining respondents from
asserting title to the property and award
ing the possession to the complainant"
: Incidentally to the decision Jnsge Phil
lips numerically scores the Utah poly
gamous church. ~
He says: Among the quorum OF
twelve representing the apostles was one
Brigham Young, q man of intellectual
force, shrewd and aggressive, ii not au-
dacious. It was an easy matter Tor him
to seize the fallen ruins of the presidency.
He lead the greater portion OF Mormous
out to what was known as winter quar-
ters'' near Omaha and thence to Salt Lake
valley in Utah. From this settlement has
sprung the powerful ecclesiastical body
known as the Salt Lake. or Utah church
While the respondents Qhe Independence
church) are weary of claiming alliance
with this Salt Lake church. it is evidently
the power behind the throne III the de-
tense of this suit.
'There can be no question OF the fact
that Brigham Young's assumed presi-
dency was bold aud bald usurpation.
The book of doctrine gave Joseph
Smith to be presiding elder of the church
and Brigham Young was but president
over the twelve travelling council. The
book taught clearly that the succession
should descend lineally and go to the first
born. Joseph Smith SO taught and before
his taking off publicly proclaimed his son
Joseph, the present head OF the complain
ant church, his successor, and he was SO
anointed. Young's assumption OF the
Office was itself n departure from the law
of the church. The book OF Mormon pro-
nounces the serverest anathema against
the crime of polygamy.
The Hedrickites at Independence are
called ecclesiastical, nondescripts, repu-
dating polygamy. while looking TO SAT-
as small band whose seizure Of temple
lot and attempt to divert the trust In.
wolves the interposition OF court OF
equity.
The respondents will appeal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
The WORLD FOR CHRIST.

DETROIT. Mich. March 3. 3.--Several meet
ings of the Students Volunteer Missionary
association are being held thrice daily in
various parts OF the city. Today DR.. A. L.
Pierson, founder OF the association. spoke
encourgingiy to the students on the subject
of their watchcry, The eyangeIization Of
the world ia the present generation" sep
arate conferences OF the various deDomlna-
tious were held today. The gathering to-
night was in the Central Methodist church.
Tomorrow the young evan2elists and Viz
iting missionaries will preach IN many oil
.be city churches The Convention eoa-
tains many able young womea delegates
aud missionaries, who are taking leading
part in some OF the assemblies.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The status of
the Cherokee nation as party to legisla-
tion was defined in the opinion rendered
today by Judge Cox of the district equity
court on motion to dissolve the temper
airy injunction granted Edwin D. Chad
dick of New York, restraining the agents
Of the nation from selling TO r. Z. Wilson
g. Co. of New York ST. 640. 00J of bonds that
had been previously sold 10 Chaddick.
The court held that it had no jurisdiction
over the nation. A large number of decis-
ions defining the lawful rights of the Cher
okee nation were cited and also constltu-
tional provision granting congress power
to regulate commerce aud make treaties
with foreign nations and Indian tribes.
Treaties with the Cherokees were then
quoted, recofnizing their existence as a
nation. The Cherokees, said the court
retain their own political organization as
foreign nations with the exception OF
power of congress to allow railroads the
right of way over their lands and certain
restrictive laws Of congress. The nation,
it was held, was not amenable to suit by
private parties.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
OKLAHOMA CITY MELANGE.
Postmaster's Election = Newspape
Changes-Church and School Dotngs.

Postmaster's Election Newspaper
Changes-Church and School Doings.
OKLAHOMA CITY, March 3L-(Speciall-
Politics and more politics. The express
sion of Oklahoma City Democracy regard
ing the postmaster to be appointed was
given yesterday. John A. Fiattery, pres
ent clerk in the postoffice, received a
plurality of 81 over four good men. Mr..
Flattery has been painstakiug clerk and
will. if appointed. make an excellent
official. The disposition of the Democracy
is to put up good men, the clique to the
contrary.
The Oklahoman is on a solid basis and
with Judge Whit NJ. Grant as business
manager and Rev. Sam Small as editor
will succeed
The editors of the Times-Journal are pa
tiently awaiting the pleasure of the court.
1t is the general opinion of the public that
the contempt suit" will vanish in thin
air." Judge Strange's arraign ment of the
press was uncalled for and WAS ill-timed
for him for whom the Kansas press has
done so much. 1t will he Strange if he,
in days to come, is not made to feel this.
The grand jury will probably bring in
its report the coming week and all who
expect startling developments will be
sadly disappointed.
Frank McMasters, rumor says, will
start II paper somewhere. and it will be a
forcible one when it does start.
Yesterday DR.. Henry Hall, chaplain
United States army at Fort Reno, lee
tured to the high school on Japan. Dr.
Hall has spent number of years in China
and japan and Is most entertaining. An
enthusiastic audience listened to his lee
ture. Oklahoma City will always have a
welcome for DR.. Hail.
The bill giving the military reservation
to the public schools of this city is now
before congress. Its passage will add
much to the educational facilities of the
city. The city will make proposition
for the $250.0OO Congregational college.
The fact OF Oklahoma City being the COM
mercial center and central will 20 far to-
wards securing this institution. There is
an offer of an eastern party
to to- make E,isco,a eoIsoa On
located near the town. A hospital will be
opened in May.
Money is becoming easier, the banks
are increasing their loans and business
generally is improving.
Captain d. +. Stiles will move to his
farm at Cross in a few weeks.
The Presby terians gave another of their
delightful sociais last night. The musical
features OF the evening were:-A solo by
Mrs. Birdie Shepherd of Chicago, and
quartette, "The Blue Dinube," by Mes
danes Wallace, Burke and Misses Welsh
and Garnet.
The Congregationalists also gave a So
cial last night which was we'll attended.
Mrs. VIII Ebey's reception was quite au
elaborate affair.
Next Friday the rhetoric class of the
high school will give contest. The
| judges will be people from out of town.
Mrs. Shepherd, mother Of j. +. Shep-
! herd. leaves for Galveston the coming
| week.
| Mrs. Ben Miller left Wednesday for New
York where she will spend the summer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
sI noDY BIOL IN MEXICO.

ToggEss. Mexico, March 3.-The Oatrfn,
Hacienda, situated northwest OF this oity.
was the scene yesterday Of bloody con.
fiict between several hundred laborers EN-
ployed on the place. TIE trouble wa. the
outgrovth OF demand by part OF the
force Of employees for higher wages or
shorter hours. The foreman oi ihs raeeh.
Jose yiilardo, refused the demand and
was supported In bis positIon oy a large
number OF his workrnen. Last evening
the two factions met and bloody light
took place, all kinds Of weapons be.ng used
by the bslligereats. Three nisG are re-
ported killed and Is wouBded- The o.
was finally suppressed by the authorities
and q large number Ct arrests were made.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
ENID ENTERPRISES.
Oddfeuows Lodge Instituted-Realty y
Rustlers-The Mayor Resigned.

ENID. o. T., March 3.-[Special. The
/. o. O. I. Of this city instituted their
lodge last night with Grand Master
Charles A. Newman of Ell Reno in the
chair. A number of the Ell Reno boys
were in attendance and assisted ia the in-
stitution.
The real estate men of Enid have formed
an association to be known as the Real
Estate Exchange and have contracted for
the erection of a building suitable for the
offices of the corporation. A paper set
ting forth the beauties aud advantages OF
Enid, 20" county, and the surrounding
country generally will be issued by tue
exchange today and scattered broadcast
throughout the country. The association
is composed of some OF the most sub
stantia. men OF the city aud II the adyant-
ages of this part of the country are not
put properly before the great mass OF peo-
pie looking for homes il the most favored
region on earth it will not DO the fault OF
the member of the exchange. An addi-
tion 10 EnId embracing one quarter sec
tioE has been Organized into municipality
under the euphonious name OF JonesyIlle.
A full complement of officers were
sworn in today, aud the VILLAGERS are now
in shape TO contract public Indebtedness
to their hearts content. This now makes
I
Enid, ihe whole being rapidly covered
with buildings. The city and roads lead
ing iu from every direction ara crowded
with homesseaders returning 70 their
claims and preparing 20 make settlement
and put out spring crops.
Spring is here in eli her glory and the
| festive auctioneer comes floating on the
gentle breeze as he knocks off plug horses
| at so much per plug.
Mayor Moore became disgusted with
| his own acts aud those of the city council
/. last night and rendered his resignation. TO
| take effect Immediately after the spring
election. unless sooner accepted IL Is
claimed by the mayor that the action Of
| the city council in awarding street paw
| ing contract over the protests of the
| people, called forth his recognition. This
| Is thought by outsiders. however, 10 be
| only cute political trick 10 secure a re-
| Endorsement and reelection in April.
| The ways of the Oklahoma politicians are
past finding out.
Seven arrests have been made this week
/ BY tie United States authorities of persons
| accused Of forging reliuquishment OF
| homestead entries aud selling the same.
| Much credit is due Register Patterson and
/ Receiver Hssier for the manner ia which
they are Trying TO ferret out ell n,anler
OF frauds connected with matters coming
under their observations.
| Mr. Georgs /. Fortune. representing n
syndicate Is here negotiating for ground
upon which to erect two stcry brick
hotel This enterprise viii give TO Eaid
| hotel Accommodations second TO none IL
! the territory
/ The proposition of the railroad compay
| 70 move their depos TO a point hals way
| between the Two Eaids has beea rejected
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04

KoscIrsKo. Miss. March 2-Oue OF the
saddest aud most lamentsbia events
known in the history Of Kosciusko oo-
CURED today. Samuel A. jackson is dead
the result of deadly duel with pistols
with w. p. Rattliffe; also two outsiders.
Samuel Russell and William Sanders
young men living few miles from thi,
place, were hit by the ieaden messengers
OF death, the former shot in the mouth and
killed instantly aud the latter shot
through the thighs, and &c ;s thoug ghe
mortaiiy wounded. The town Is naturally
in a furors OF excitement, aud we'll she
NAV be. II all grew out of adjudication
in Rattliffess paper, Claiming that jack
son, while at the Last meeting OF the iegss-
latgre voted for populist la Demo-
cratic caucus. Mr.. Jackson claimed that
Rsttliffe misrepresented hmm. whea
last weeks Star came out with card IN
it sigued by jackson applying au
epithet to Ratttiffe, the friends
OF both men naturally felt very uneasy
lest an encounter would take piacs be.
tween the two men, aud some advaneee
were made TO reconcile the controversy by
friends of both men. but 1t was not cca-
summated and now rs a result OF the neg.
ligence Of peace makers. or the iusissancy
OF principals, the two men lie cold in death.
one mortalsy wounded aud one beaind
prison bars.
The tragedy occurred at noon in from. II
the sheriff's Office during the progress OF
an auction. The ms met accidentiy. As
soon rs they saw eaca other fight ru-
sued in which Rattiiffe got jackson down
on the floor. Some oae pulled Rattsihs
of and jackson rose To his feet when two
shots rang our. Before The men had tsnas
Co fire again Sheriff Love aud his two dcpu-
ties caught Rattiiffs aud ushered him out
at the south entrance OF the court housa
and were taking him across the yard when
Jackson came out at the west entrance.
aud going around the corner OF the baiid-
ing, came upon the party with Rattliha
aud then began the duel to th'
death. each firing about three shots
one OF which hit jackson In the head, Kill
ing him Instantly. Two other shots. sup
posed 20 have been from Rsttiife's pistol.
killed young Russell aud mortaily wound.
ed Sanders.
The principals la the affair wore two OF
the best known men In tnis place. Rstt-
life was editor OF the Aiiiancs indicator.
leader of the populst party in this section
and representing this county In the legis-
iatu.e, aud was the opponent OF Hon. j. ,.
Williams, in the last election. for con-
gressonal honors. jackson was Que OF tts
best known and most popular basincss
men of kosciusiSo. and few months age
was elected TO represent his county In the
state legislature. He leaves wife and
four small children.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
oasTaaoLy MURDER.

i.frrLg Rock. ARK. March "A special
20 the Gszsste from Cl4rksyiiis. ARR.
says. This afteroocn II l.. Esrsosiis wss
shot and INSTANTLY kiiisi By A l.. Roger,
ots os nc most prom fsSnt youaz met -
this city. keraoGt~ wac - srsusis1t bar
i,sr " hose hons i supposed TO De in Is
si!ssa pole. ss paper. fossd 90 ais aDdy
Show bsg 20 be member q sfs K ~ 4.
lodge ia that city. Il sssrus thst Bezsfs
snd k@rno<sle had cifssens'y lat si<tt
~ dsnee agd tss. aft~rsc0a X sxs:s eslissi
k<rnezs5s oat 0f ttss barter Sao2s dfss
pistol snd sbox Rim fnrouzh tse sssfi
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
AMICK'S ClNCH.
His Consumption Cure Vindicated In
The Courts.

ST. LOUIS, March 3.-Judgment was
rendered yesterday in favor of DR.. Amick
of Cincinnati against the st. Louis
Clinique This medical journal question
ed the merits of his treatment tor con-
sumption, which many. physicians here
say is the only cure for this disease. Mr..
Amick keeps his formula to himself and
sends free medicine, proving to the con-
sumptive that ha can be cured.
All this again SC the medical code. hence
the attack aud Yindication.