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Fusion in New York.

New YORK Aug. 29.-The committee
appointed by the Central Labor union
to confer with representatives Of the
peoples party on their joining issues on
political lines has submitted its report
to the union. The report recommends
that the union issue a call to all labor
organizations in the city to attend on
Sept. 10 a Joint convention Of the peo,
Pies party and the Central Labor union,
The report was accepted and an order
for the call issued.
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Better Than Soup Houses.

CIYc1NYATI, Aug. 29.-There were
never so many unemployed in this city
as now, and the outlook for the winter
is gloomy. In order to help them prom
inent citizens propose to raise 10000 by
subscription, with which to grade several
big hills above the city. There is also
a movement TO call a special session OF
the legislature in order to pass a bill
authorizing the issue Of bonds for work
Oh public improvements.
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COrbett 4, Willing.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Aug. 29.-The
Providence News has interviewed
Champion ]. j. Corbett relative to the
offer and certified check OF the Sioux
CITY Athletic club. He stated that the
arrangements were perfectly satisfactory
to him and he would meet Jackson at
the place mentioned for the champion
ship battle. He predicted however that
Jackson would find some excuse for not
| meeting him.
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is being rapidly recruited in Chicago,
and Sunday, Sept. o, has been selected
for the holding Of a big c~onclave. China
men from all parts Of the country will
be here and it is expected that the
order will at that time decide upon the
course to be pursued in the China.Japan
war. New members are being secured
daily, and the Geehing headquarters on
South Clark street are the scenes of
limitations. The initiation includes a
ceremony in which everybody present
draws some OF his blood, which is caugh,
in a tankard, which is slipped by all, in
Guiding the initiates.
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A RACY SCANDAL
Naughty Treatm ont Of One Of TIE
Millionaire Vanderbilts Toward
His Wife. tfg.
A DIVORCE SUIT IMMINENT
A Woman Who Is Prouder Of Her
Name Than She Is Of Her Hus-
bands Millions.

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-According 70
the Commercial Advertiser this after.
noon Immediately after the running Of
the Grand Prix de Paris, June II, w. X.
Vanderbilt was introduced to Nellie
Neustretter, a woman well known in
Paris for her beauty, and was 90 fasci-
mated that he openly presented her with
10000 francs he had won on the G
He fitted up magnificent establishment
for her in Paris and subsequently gave
her a residence at Danville. 1t is re-
ported that Mrs. Vanderbilt is about to
bring a suit for divorce.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-The first company
to organize for business in the Hawaii
Islands since the republic was estab-
lished has received its certificate of in
corporation from Springfield. 1t is in
~corporated as the Aloha Plantation, with
a capital Of 100000. The company in
cludes several rich planters, resident in
Honolulu, and a number Of Chicago
capitalists, who have secured a large
tract of land, formerly reserved by tie
Hawaiin government, and said to be
particularly adapted to growing coffee
| and certain tropical fruits.
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HIGH DEGREE ANARCHISTs.
How They Were Punished BY the sultsh
of Turkey.

TAycIER, Aug. 29.-Haj. Anasti, or
Grand Vizier; Mohammed Soreir. az
minister Of war, and two court officials
we're fiogged last Saturday in the streets
Of Moquines because they plotted 70
kill the sultan. Their plot was discover
ed, and they were arrested last month.
Every prisoner wal stripped naked and
laid On a doney's back to receive biz
punishment. All were thrust into dun
eeons at Mogsdor the next day. There
is much surprise because the plottsrs
we're not executed. The sultan's mothae,
Who il said to be the virtual sovereign 4
supposed TO have interceded Tor them.
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Hard Luck of Spies.

SHANGHAI, Aug. @.-The activity Of
the Chinese in hunting down Japanese
spies increases every day, and if the
Chinese are to be believed the coast
must be overrun with agents Of the
japanese government. Seven Japanese
in Chinese costumes were arrested
here today, and 1t is given out that they
will be expelled from China but
nobody would be surprised II they were
treated much more severely. The jap
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on for Gray Gables.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-President
Cleveland left Washington by the Penn
sylyania road this morning IN his way to
Gray Gables. His companions were
Secretary Lamont, who goes to join his
family at Bay View, L. l., Private Sec.
rotary Thurbor, bound for Marion, Mass.
where his family is summering, and a
gentleman whose face is not familiar to
| the railroad officials-a supposed guard.
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w OF
Vanderbiits Seek to Control the Goa
Markets.

Nanderbilts Seek To control the eoai
Markets.
NEw YORK, Aug, 90 Announcement
is expected to be made next week Of
something definite 10 the Reading
organization. One Of the rumors in
Wall street is that the Vanderbilt in
~terests have been buying Reading
heavily, and that the closing of the
books in October will show a majority o.
the stock in their control. The scheme
is also said to include the lease or alb
sorption OF the Lehigh Valley.
Such a move would give the Wander
bilts virtual control Of the anthracite
coal production through the Reading
Lehigh and Lackawanna combined will
their influence in Erie affairs through
Drexel, Morgan Co, and their repre-
sentation in the Ontario and Western
| directory.
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New YORK, Aug. 2S.-An importation
Of twenty heado OF pedigreed Guernsey cat
tie for ex-Vice President Morton's stock
farm arrived at quarantine yesterday.
While abroad Mr.. Morton made a caro-
full selection Of Guernseys to add to bis
famous heard at Rhinebeck. These will
r~eplace the seventeen killed at the order
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A Kentucky Carnival.

WINoHEsrER, KY, Aug. 2S.-At a
democratic primary at Quicks, a long
standing feud between the Thorps and
the Days, prominent families. was
wiped out in blood. One OF the Day
boys killed Arthur Thorpe. Will Thorp
the murdered mans son, mortaliy
wounded Day. Will Thorp was fatal!
shot and another Day badly wounded.
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BOLD BELT BURGLARS.

Two Men Enter the House OF n Miner at
Belt for the Purpose of Robbery.
Parties who came in from Belt Tues
day state that a bold attempt ut robbery
was made there yesterday morning. Two
men entered the house Of a miner
named King, who is employed in the
Lewis mine, shortly after he had gone to
work, and Selling Mrs. King, n Of the
men held her down in a chair and pre-
vented her from making any cutlery
while the other man went through the
house looking for money, though he did
not find any. Mrs. King described the
men to the officers as 500 as she could
after the Williams had left the honse, and
a search was instituted for them. She
saws they we're both foreigners, not
speaking English very well, and one OF
them was a tall stout man OF dark com
| plexion, wearing a pepper-and- salt col
| ored suit. She vas very much fright
eped and was not able to describe the
other man very closely. Up to the time
the parties who gave the TRIBUNE the
account Of this affair left the men had
not been found. though some trace Of
them it was thought, had been gained
by the officers at Arlington.
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by FIRE.

A Montana Town Wiped Out of IN
istence.
ELLIsroS, Mont, Aug. g.-This town
was wiped out by fire this morning
Several houses were burned, including
two hotels, a butcher shop. and several
saloons and stores. The only buildings
left standing are Ed Burns store, in
which is the p~ostofice, and the Northern
Pacific depot. 1t is impossible to give
an estimate OF the loss and insurance.
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can BE
The Eight Hour New York Law Holds
Good.

Inc E1snt houT NtN roTh a hoib'
Good.
ALBANY, Aug. 29.-Deputy Attorney
General Hogan gave out an opinion to-
day in response to the request Of the
Trades Assembly OF Watertwon on the
eight hour Law of 1870 as amended last
winter to apply to municipal work. He
holds that il a workman chooses he may
work overtime for certain compensation
II, however, officials OF or contractors
for a municipality cut down wages for
the express purpose Of evading the law
and thereby refuse to pay ten hours
wages for eight hours work, a conviction
could be obtained under the law.
The enforcement OF last winters
amendment has caused reductions Of
wages in several cities.
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anese in China are subjected to the most
harsh treatment. In the islands Of
Formosa the Chinese authorities have
been decapitatirg spies in large num-
bers. According to advices received
from Formosa, fifty Japanese have had
their heads cut Off recently, after having
been arrested as spies.
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GOADED TO IN6ANIRY.
A Russian Sailor Commits Triple nufs
der and Suicide.

utT e9u O0ASs2Ss
vienna, Aug. "a sailor on S4e
Russian steamer Sebastopol, On ~ ~
trip from Constantinople to Odsssa, vho
had become ensmored Of Mo 0afsoot,
q young American lady amoag IT, -
sepeers, made his feelings known = ~.
She scorned his addresses and thssoesnsd
to have him punished Il be dsred y -
noy her again. The ssiloe's coazsdss
some manner learned oe hi dlsccn9o69y
and in their rough way jsscsd 81
culed him until he W hnnte4 -
finally turned On biz tosnaaesep -
hot two At them dsad. H he61ee.
|tscksd Mir Garrett snd beae ~
|hS.d until she ~ dssd. h tnN
nitssd suldds BY junpang -
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Will Not Junket

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Although the
senate has authorized the committee on
to visit the Pacific coast for
the purpose OF selecting a point for a
deep water harbor, it is probable the
trip will not be made until after the
election, if at all, during the coming
recess.
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MURDER AND Il n.
Result From "a Sheep Shearers strike In
Australia.

Australia.
SYDNEY, n. S. W., Aug. ga strike
among sheep shearers has been the
u OF a number of outrages. A mob
of union str, kers tried to capture a mum
Der OF free shearers at Natallio, neal
Wilcannie SO as to prevent them from
working. The police intcrfored and in d
struggle with the uniouists shot two Of
them fatally. \ party Of armed men
boarded the steamer Rodney, which was
conveying some free shearers up the
Darling river, set it Oh fire and it was
DESTROYED.
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OF tho state board Of health last January
because it was found they we're suffering
from tuberculosis. The herd will now
numter upward of 100 again. The ex-
wise president, who is almost as much Of
a farmer as Governor Flower, has had
bad luck with Guernsey cattle. Last
fall his magnificent barn at Ellerslie
burned up and destroyed eight head of
the choicest Guernsey stock, and tuber-
culosis carried away another score at the
beginning Of the year.
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WILL SEEK NEW HOMES.

Mechanics Formerly With the Pullmahs
VIII Emigrate.
CHICAGO, H., Aug GA meeting OF
about 40 Pullman mechanics was held
yesterday afternoon to cansider the pro-
ject of moving in a body to Kansas
where, it is claimed work had been
offered them. 1t wac stated at the
meeting that the men would be given
employment in car works to be built a
Hiawatha, Kansas. The leaders an
nounced to the men that the only stcI
now for the employees OF the Pullman
company wanting employment was tt
secure recommendations.
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DOVER, n. H., Aug. 2S.-Owing to the
refusal Of the spinners to accept a ten
per cent cut, all but n Of the seven
Cocheco mills shut down today stopping
1900 looms.
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whisky Trust Dodge.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.77The Herald says
the distillers never made q serious at
tempt to borrow 100000. but the
story was put out to manipulate the
market.
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Steamer

P~RovIpESCE, r. l., Aug. %. The
Providence line steamer, Connecticut,
from New York, is aground of Fields
point in the Providence river. She is
being lighted Of her freight.
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Caught I'm the Act.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 29-C Councilman
De Tudonsal was caught in the act OF
taking a bribo of 500 from Charles
Sherman. lie was arrested.
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ANXIOUS TO FIGHT.
panese Demand an Immediate Advance

Jspanese Demand an Immediate Advance
on China.
YOKOHAMA, Aug. 27.-The war feeling
is growing more intense every day and
there is a great popular demand for the
transfer OF warlike operations from Corea
to China. 1t is suggested that Japan
unto all available troops and march i'm
mediately on Pekin. The commercial
treaty between Great Britain and Japan
was ratified Saturday.
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IAN American Girl" the latest work
OF the successful ~dramatist, IL. Gratta q
Donneliy, will shortly be seen 10 this
city, being presented by q very powerful
company headed by the we'll known
stars, Lawrence Hanley and George
Osbourne. The play is said TO be one
OF the strongest ever written by IN
American dramatist.
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BUCK ETs or BLOOD.

United States Cinnamon Organizing
Against China.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-The Geehing, the
Chinese secret society whose avowed
intention, it 10 said. lie to effect the over
throw Of the present emperor Of ChiDs
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MARTINsvILLE, w. Va, Aug. 90
Congressman Wilson a re-nominated
to-day
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10
Popular Lady Honered.

A surprise party was rendered
Miss Julia Vogt, a charming and
popular young lady, who resides at
No. POI Sixth street, by a large
number of her young friends last
Tuesday night. Dancing was the
pastime for the company. Those
present were Misses Georgia San
ders, Emma Lasteree, Pauline and
Ella Dittmar, Louisa Frasch, Katie
Gender, Nellie PlatZ, Of Boerne /;
Mollie Schetzler, Nellie Sherdon,
Katie Sens, Annie Lawrence,
Grace Bowman, Dora Shatsky,
and Messrs. John Lawrence, AL
bert Lasteree, August Vogt, w
Taylor, B. j. Sanders, August
Palm, Adolph Schaetzler, Louis
Schuetze, w. LANCE, A. Steele, AL
bert Schatsky and John Gender
During the evening Messrs
SchuetZc, Steele and LANCE played
beautiful music on their mando
Inns.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10
ALBERT HuTH MARRIED.
A Pretty Wedding and a Happy

A Pretty Wedding and a Happy
Ending to Loves Young Dream.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
st. Mary's Catholic church was the
scene of very happy wedding.
The contracting parties were Mr..
Abort Huth, son of County Asses
sor Louis Huth, and Miss Alice
O'Farrell, the charming daughter
of Mrs. S. Villanueva. The
large church auditorium was
crowded with friends of the young
couple and after the ceremony, per-
formed in Rev. Father Smiths
most impressive manner, the new
ly made man and wife received
congratulations upon all sides as
they walked down the aisle to their
carriage. They were attended by
Mr.. Vicente Cantu and Miss Clara
Villanueva, Mr.. Frank A. Chapa
and Miss Adelaide Rivas, Mr..
Santiago Villanueva, Jr., and Miss
Pauline Froboese. All the ladies
wore beautiful costumes of white.
The bridal party and invited
family friends, after the church
was left behind, proceeded to the
residence of the bride, No. 1913 West
Park avenue, where pretty supper
was awaiting them. The health Of
the bride and groom was pledged
in sparkling wine, and this
beverage was also used
in signifying the earnest desire of
the company present, for the con-
tinued health of Mrs. S. Villa
ueva, mother of the bride, who will
undergo a severe physical test next
Monday, under the surgeons knife.
The presents to the bride were
numerous and very costly and
showed the warm appreciation in
which she was enshrined in the
hearts of her friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10
Will Tote the Grip.

J. II. Stephenson, a well known
local newspaper man, will leave for
Buffalo, N. Y, in few days to &C
cept a position as travelling sales
man for the Cary Safe company.
Mr.. Stephenson is no beginner as a
travelling salesman, having been on
the road for a large firm Of Cincin-
natl several years ago. His many
friends wish him success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10

All idea that Canada will meet
any movement Of this country half
way for reduction of duties may as
we'll be abandoned. Canada will
levy duties discriminating against
the United States whenever it is in
the books, and will demand free
entry of her products to the end OF
the chapter. There is only one
way to serve that country, and that
is to treat her as hostile and pre-
serve an armed neutrality in all
dealings with her. She is no more
to be trusted than a wise old pos
sum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10
ATTwATER'S

Southwest Texas Exhibit aud Museum,
supported by the citizens of San Antonio,
21O Navarro street, between Commerce
and Market streets. West Texas pro-
ducts, Minerals, Birds, Fish, Animals,
Valuable Collection of Curiosities. Every
visitor to San Antonio should see it. Ad-
mission free. Open from 10 till o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1894.
THAT BROWNSVILLE ROAD.

To him that hath shall be given
and he shall have more abundance.
This is as true Of cities as of indi-
viduals. The town that has grown
by the accretion of what it already
possesses until that growth be-
comes a spontaneous thing and
continues without visible effort.
Such conditions are only induced
by a wise forethought finding ex-
preston in prompt action. This
is simply taking at its flood the
tide that leads on to fortune. San
Antonio has evidently reached this
flood stage and her future action
will decide whether this wisdom of
promptitude in action is hers.
Hardly have the preliminaries for
the construction of the San Antonio
and Gulf Shore road been settled
before another road, second in i'm
pOrtance to none now entering the
city, is offered her. This is the one
so frequently referred to in the
LIGHT and so heartily commended
as the Brownsville road, and
which proposes to connect this city
with the lower Rio Grande and
open to cultivation the magni-
ficently productive country lying
between the Sap and the l. & G. n,
a belt of territory unsurpassed in
natural fertility of soil in this state.
The feasibility of this road is now
assured. 1t has been in COntem-
platiOn for four years and eastern
capital is ready to embark in il
and guarantee its successful opera
ton upon the same terms and with
the same assistance as has been
given to all other railroads in the
state. The LIGHT has ample as
suranCe of this fact and CAM speak
confidently thereto. The name
of Judge Simpson of this city il
offered in assurance of this state
ment and the firm of Simpson 4
Onion are authority on the fact
stated. This is no experimental
attempt for possible road, but al
intelligent movement Of expert
enced capitalists looking to tn
connection Of this city with tn
region down to the Rio Grande an
beyond as far as Tampico and tn
City of Mexico. OF the fertility {
the region on this side of the Ri
only those familiar with ii
capabilities can speak. 1t is su
irrigated, grows in perfection o
ages, lemons, appriCots, grape
nectarlnes, figs, and can be mac
the finest sugar lands on 1.-THE col
tinent. Between the Rio an
Tampico lie the finest oranl
groves of Mexico. All that Ss
Antonio has to do is to put fort
her hand and, with the cooper
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10
ALAMO SANITARY WORKS.

R. w. Wallace, Proprietor. Cess
pools and privy vaults cleaned
with a new and oderless process.
Barrels removed. Office 90 West
Commerce street. Telephone All.
4-2.6m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10

The names of the leaders may be
changed and the place Of the fight,
but it is the same old contest in
Texas today that it was two years
ago, when the unwisdom of the Re-
publican party unloaded the COL
ored vote of the state on Hogg and
made his election certain.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10
AUTHORIZED COLLECTORS,

The following named are the only
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
FRED SMALL,
VIII. SCHUMACHER,
GEORGE BROWN.
Subscribers are req uested not to pay
their subscription without taking re-
ceipt. T. B. JOHNSON, Mgr.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS,

All communications for this paper
hould be accompanied by the name OF the
author, not necessary for publication, but
Dc evidence Of good faith on the part OF
the writer. Write on one side OF the pa
per, in plain hand. Anonymous con- TL
munications will not be noticed. The
LIeHT will not be responsible for the
statements Of its CORRESPONDENTS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10

The advice of Rome to her citi-
liens and the people of all Italy is
one that commends itself to the
appreciation of the United States.
There are Italians enough here
now as we'll as of all other foreign
ers, at least until there is more
room for labor in the mills Of the
country than at present.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10

Hogg has, changed his opinion
as to the desirability Of the tramp
army tenting for life on the sacred
soil Of Texas. This forever dispels
the illusion as to the Governors
mind, for if he has no mind, as is
so often alleged, how can he
change that mind?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10

The need of this city lies under
foot and not altogether over head.
Good streets and sidewalks and
rapid transit facilities are the
great desideratum, and much
more the first than the last.
Those Washington tramps Will
soon consider their rashness and
accept the offer of work. They see
either that or the Jail and a pile
OF rocks before them, and they Will
chose the least Of the evil.
The English House of Commons
has not been purged Of its con
tempt for the white metal by the
resolutions of the late bi-metallc
conference. Commons will learn
better some Of these days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10

Fort Worth Gazette says that
Fort Worth is the one city in Tex
as that grows daily. Yes, and San
Antonio is the one city in Texas
that grows daily and nigh thy. 1t
keeps right on all the time and
does not ever rest nights. There is
nothing like it in the great Lone
Star State.