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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
More of the Bomb Affair.

LONDON, Nov. Sit has been
stated the Irish physical force
party is planning an immediate
campaign in consequence Of the re-
ply Of John Morley, chief secretary
for Ireland to deputatIon which
called on him last week In refer
ence to the release Of the Irishmen
now serving terms OF imprison-
ment in England under the trea-
son.felony act.
Another theory is the outrage Is
OF anarchlstic origin and directed
against the residence Of Justice
Hawkins, who in addition to trying
and conforming the Wall Sail an
archlsts, tried and condemned a
majority of anarchists who have
been brought into court during the
last ten years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
ECHOES FROM WEST END.

Mr.. B. c. Reilly has a broad grin on
him OF late. He feels lonely no longer
and had a surprise in store for his es-
timabe lady when she on ner late return
found several new improvements al and
around her house.
Postmaster George is saving good
deal in his postage account now since
Mrs. George and bright little George have
returned from New York. During their
absence Mr.. George had their beautiful
home renovated and ia now surrounding
IL with neat new fence.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, who recently moved to
one Of Mrs. Crother's houses, has added
stable to the premises.
Gen. Russ Il expected back from his
Silver Lake place this evening.
Mr.. Lafayette Camo returned some
DAYS ago from his old eastern Texas
home, where he spent short time on
pleasure and business.
West End has not been disturbed by
any noisy candidates. Politics never do
disturb Us much our folks keep their own
counsel. People who care tn read two
sides Of a question take the Daily LIGHT.
Those who do not know their positions
content themselvs with the politically
unknown moruing paper, but all remain
quiet duIing a campaign excitement.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
Baltimore Horse Show.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The entry
list for the first annual exhibition
of the Maryland Horse show as
ISOLATION has closed with 373 en-
tries from horsemen all over the
country, and the show will open
today at Union Park, and continue
six days when most Of the horses
will be shipped to New York for
the Madison Square Garden exhi-
bition. Seventy classes are to be
judged at Union Park. Governor
Brown has sent invitations to Gov
ernors Of the different states to be
present at the opening this even
ing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
CUTTING RATES.
BY the Steamships Company Ex-
citing the Railroads.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. o.
transportation men are consider
ably excited over tho statement
that the Clyde steamship company
is placing oranges in Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, st. Louis and
contiguous country at 8 cents per
box cheaper than by the all rail
lines. The fruit is routed by Phil
adelphia and New York which are
the northern terminals of the
Clyde line. 1t has been openly
charged that the Clydes have cut
the rate from 80 to 30cents, from
Jacksonville to NewYork but the
company's officials here deny this,
and they must be believed. Such
a cut rate either to Chicago,
Philadelphia or New York would
be in violation Of the agreement
by the Southern railway and
steamship association, of which
the Clydes are party. Ii cut Is
made 1t must be between the rail-
way lines running west from New
York and Philadelphia. These are
beyond the Jurisdiction OF the as
ISOLATION. All the rail solicitors
are watching every box that goes
out by the Clyde ships, and II they
discover where the cut Is being
made they will try to force the of.
tenders to abandon the scheme. A
lively freight war Is iminent. The
shipments Of Florida oranges now
aggregate $4,000 boxes per day,
which Is double the average OF
previous years for early ship
mania
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
NEW YORK ELECTION.
Cleveland Clipped in $4,000 to the
Election Fund.

NEW YORK, November 5.-Po'itical
headquarters here have already taken on
the appearance that betokens the class OF
the campaign. Most OF the committeeman
have gone home. At the rooms of the
Democratic committee it was stated the
work is practically finished. Major
Rlnckley has confirmed the rumor that
President Cleveland contributed 5000 TO
the Democratic campaign funds. Leaders
OF both parties are much exercised by At
lorney Hancock s decision rendered yes
terday, that none save, physically diSa-
bed sufferaglsts can be rendered assist
ance inside election booths in the prepar.
alton of their ballots 1t is said the de-
cision will cost both parties the votes OF
many thousands of iIiterate persons.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
BLUFF BETTING.
Odds Mostly in Favor of Morton

Odds Mostly in Favor of Morton,
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-There was
some lively betting at the st.
James hotel last night. Joe Ven
dig, representing Mike Dwyer,
wagered $4,000 on Hill against
$l,250 on Morton with A. A. Mat
therson. He also placed $4,000 on
Hill against $4,000 on Morton. j.
Wescot Of Boston taking the long
end Of the wager. Then Vendig
offered to place $4,000 against
100000 on Morton. Mattherson
agreed to cover the bet tomorrow.
Wescot let $1,000 against $500 on
Morton and that he would carry
the state. Again Wescot wagered
with A. j. Powers $1,000 against
$500 that Morton would defeat
Hill. A stranger walked into the
st. James while the money was
being put up and offered to bet
$1,000 even that Morton would beat
Hill by $4,000. Vendig heard this
and said he would take the bet on
ly too quick. The stranger plead
ed that he had not ready money
with him. VendIg said he would
give him until today to procure
the cash and as he departed Ven
dig said "I'll bet $4,000 to $4,000
that you lose your bet" The stran-
ger made no reply but hurried
aWay.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05

VALPARAISO. Nov. 5.-The president
and the vice president OF the Senate have
resigned. The president has refused to
have been withdrawn, others say the dis
pute is not yet settled. The fight against
the conversion scheme Is hard one, but
victory will come at last, 1t is believed.
The president has brought about a settle
ment of the train car drivers strike. IL Is
proposed to eSta blish bank In Santiago
with a capital OF four million dollars
Chill has been deeply affected by the
demonstration of sympathy with the
bereaved nation aud the royal family.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
Denouucing the Gear.

New YORK, Nov. 5-Three thousand
Russians met last night In the Windsor
theatre on the Bowery to listen to denun-
Citations of the late Gar.
Lawyer Louis Miller used violent lam
guage, and the audience che red with
great enthusiasm. OF the new Gar, Mr..
Miller said: "His throne is built on flow
ing river OF blood, which will soon over
whelm its occupant, whose own blood
shall mingle in the flood"
Abraham Cahan. editor OF the Arbeiter
Zaitung denounced the American press
for not having painted the late Car hid
eously enough.
Resolutions were adopted denunciatory
of nearly everything done In Alexander
reign, and declaring that Russia can
prosper only the recognition OF the rights
of men,
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cLoAKMAKERs MEET.
The Women Vote No on Returning
to Work

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The most
remarkable meeting OF the cloak
makers strike was held last night.
1t was the wives and daughters OF
the strikers who attended in re-
Spouse to a circular sent out early
in the day. The hall was packed.
Miss Sarah Finkelstein presided
and the speakers were Myer Schoen-
field and Joseph Brandess. Schoen-
field spoke first and described the
condition of the cloakmakers in the
tenements. A vote was put as to
whether the wives and mothers
were willing for their husbands to
give up the strike and go back to
work. A great shout OF "No"
arose. 1t was found that a num-
Der of women whose husbands were
at work were present. The elderly
women scowled on them and began
to talk audibly, but were hushed
by policemen. Brandess spoke
more than two hours and again
worked up the feelings OF his audi
ence. He told that the manufac-
turers were going to get the facto-
ries and work shops guarded by
Pinkerton men and the exciting
scenes were renewed.
"Do you want your husbands
working under guard OF the Pink
ertons" he asked.
"Now was the cry.
At the close Of the meeting an
attack was made upon woman
who was singled out as favoring
the men resuming work, but the
police soon dispersed the throng'
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Took Out a Piece of His Neck.

MARTINS FERRY, O., Nov. s. A very
dangerous and difficult surgical operation
was performed upon Ellis Clark at his
home, in this city, by several local phySi-
clans Several months ago Clark was
taken Ill with what was supposed to be
consumption, although the symptoms
were not exactly according to the Gus
tomary diagnosis. 1t was finally decided
to remove a part of the back wall over
tha lungs and make an examination and
remove with the knife any sores that
might appear on the lungs. The opera.
ton was performed and the patient stood
it well and seems to be doing nicely.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
AMONG THE RAILWAYS.
Work on the Gulf shore-other
Railroad News.

tits no longer a question whether or
not the San Antonio and Gulf Shore rail-
road will be built. lis being built, ana
as fast as skilled labor can possibly do it..
The depot grounds with already two
switches and the main track, and the two
fine engines, presents sight which
means that the road Is fixture. Track
laying Is being pushed and is now beyond
Pine street. Captain Davis, the presi-
dent, has gone north to order number
of passenger coaches, which will be
here by the time the track has
been laid to Sutherland Springs.
The road has encountered many Obsta-
cles, which we're enough to tempt anyone
TO give up the project 10 disgust, but the
persevei ance and enterprise with which
the projectors are gifted, they never
counts for their success thus far, and 1t
will no doubt continue as long as there is
railroad In Texas.
BETWEEN STATIONS.
A workman named Hawkins was in
jured Saturday by falling from the Sala-
do bridge of the Gulf Shore railway.
An unknown an working in the South
ern Pacific shops was struck on the fore
bead by chisel last Saturday. An ar
terry was cut and stitch had to be placed
In the wound.
Southern Pacific caboose No. "a is I'm
mourning out OF respect to the memory or
Conductor Marion Hess and Brakeman
Bruce Sornsbury. This caboose was at
attached to the train 10 which Hess and
Sornsbury met their death at Walker sta
ton.
Charles Boone, a brakeman on the
Southern Pacific had his hip cut last Sat
urdsy by car door flying open and
striking him as he jumped from car.
EJ. Martin, general freight and pas
senger agent of the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass, has returned from Dallas,
where he saw the fair, and transacted a
little blu ,iness for the road.
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Casualties and Crime.

PITTsBURG, Nov. Several workmen
injured, James Collins probably fatally,
by fall OF baled hay on them, in fire they
were extinguShing.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Police are lnveSti-
eating with extra caution, the bomb eX.
pIosion near the house OF Hon. Reginald
Brett last night. The crime Is laid TO the
Irish physical force party AM it Is
thought the bomb was Intended for the
Home Secretary, living next door to
Brett's house,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
Thew Exchanged Rings.

BERLIN, Nov. "a displtch from ST.
Peters burg saws rings were exchanged be-
tween Car Nicholas and Princess AltX.
The funeral of the lata Gar has been
fixed to occnr between November 16 and
November Goth, and the wedding OF the
Car and Princess AliX to take place few
days afterwards. IL ia expected the Car
will, upon this occasion, grant extensive
political amnesty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
To Open the North Wing.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The open
ing of the new north wing OF the
Metropolitan Museum of Art takes
place this afternoon. Mayor Gill
roy and G. r. Coudert will make
addresses. The new wing has
twenty-five rooms and will DO
filled with very valuable curios.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
That Mississippi Case.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 5.-The
Western Bank Note company and
John Holmes, an employe of the
company, who are charged with
violating the treasury laws in
printing the special warrants for
the state Of Mississippi, will appear
before State Commissioner Craw-
ford today in this city for hear
ing on the case. The defendants
are on S. 900 bail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
CHILEAN Nitrate.

VALPARAISO, Chilli, Nov. o.
The government has issued a de-
cree ordering the sale at auction
OF Is nitrate establishments on
May Is, 1895. Six OF the fields will
be sold at a valuation to be set by
a commission, which meets on
March 10.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
Japs Fighting Again.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The Japanese
lega ton has received the following cable
from the Japanese government: The
first army under Marshal Yamagata has
taken possession of FOng Fang. Tcheng.
The Chinese fled toward Matte Nuhg.
The second army, under Marshal Oyama,
Is now attacking Kin Chow, and both Ia
Len Wan, and Port Arthur will soon be
fakan -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
Notica to Saloon Keepers.

All keepers OF bar rooms, saloons or
other houses or establishments where
Vicious, malt or Intoxicating liquors are
sold or kept for sale, ia Bexar county,
Texas, are hereby notified TO G. Ose their
respective place Of business, and tn Keep
the same closed on election day, NOV. ON,
1901. the same to remain closed from mid
night on the 5th TO midnight on the 9th
Of November, IN accordance with Ar
ticIa l7S of the Penal Cole of the State
of Texas. JNO. p. CAMPRELL,
ii52t Sheriff of BeXar County.
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Miss Russell in the "Queen of Bril-
liants."

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Miss Lillian
Russell, prima donna, will open
her season at Abbey's this evening
in the "Queen of Brilliants," the
ope ra in which she has been APP
pearing in London. Mr.. Richard
Barker will put the production on
and Mr.. r. J. Burnside will be
stage manager. Mr.. Paul Stein
dorff is the musical director.
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Shot His Relative.

DAYTON, Ohio, Nov. Sat Tadmore
Conrad Angel has been bothered by
tramps, and on Wednesday night an at
tempt was made to burn his barn. Last
night, hearing a noise, he opened win
dow and fired both barrels OF a shotgun In
that direction. TNis morning he was hor-
rified to find the body Of his brother in
law, John Fisher, dead across the door
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.
A FIGHT IN CoREA.

LONDON. Nov. 5.-A dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram company from Corea
says that an engagement took place on
October Is at All Sung, southwark OF
Seoul between Corean and japanese SOL
diors and a body of COreans and Tong
Kas rebels. The combined forces lost $50
killed and many seriously wounded. The
rebel loss is not stated. The Tong KaS
maintained their sway in southern
COrpa
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The Madagascar Question.

PARIS, Nov. 5.-The French govern
ment has received dispatch from
Lienier de Velero, the special envoy sent
to Madagascar with the ultimatiou OF
France to the Hova government annonnc'
ing he be left Antananario, October Goth,
without receiving the reply OF the Hova
government to the French demands.
This means refusal and war.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
Ex.Sheriff w. R. Leeds.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 5.-Ex- Sher.
if w. r. Leeds, a well-known Republi-
can politician, died in this city this morn
ing aged 81 years.
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Then They are Also Voters.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-The Indian office
is finding 1t very difficult problem to
pr. vent the sale of liquor to the Indians
on account of recent conrt decision
declaring that Indians who have
taken lands in severalty are citizens Of
the United States. and 1t Is n longer con-
trary to law to sell LIQUOR to them.
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Robbed and Poisoned.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Michael San.
duze, proprietor of a restaurant, was
found dead In room. He Is sup posed TO
have been poisoned and robbed by two
Italians who boarded at the restaurant.
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Assassinated by Negroes.

LEMONT, Ills, Nov. 5-The remains Of
Guglelmo FlamigicItti lie at the morgue
to await the verdict of the coroner's jury
today. He Is the Italian who was asSaSsi-
mated and robbie by three negroes last
night, and died today. Flamlglicttti
leaves wife and two children in this
city. Drainage Policeman Etgan inter-
fered In a cutting match on Smoky Row,
lust north of Lemont and saved the life
Of William Reeves, who was stabbed by
Green Burns. Reeves has five bad cuts on
his left side and back. Stanislaus Mic
hoouski who was assaulted and robbed
last night, is in a critical condition.
Or. Prices cream Baking Powder
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Japan Throws Off Her Guard.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-Tokio dispatches say
all idea OF Chinese raid upon the Japa
nese coast is abandoned and torpedoes
will be at once removed from bay Of rokio
and the harbor declared free. The prohi
biton on sale of gunpowder Is revoked.
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Santa Fe Case Settled.

TOPEKA, Ks. Nov. Sin long opin-
ion today Judge Foster decided in the
Santa Fe cases 10 favor of defendant
directors and against the cumulative
voting plan. Election Of directors will
i'm mediately take place.
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Removal Notice.

VIM. Melbaum wishes to announce 70
his friends and patrons that he has move
his saloon from Main avenue tn S"ledad
street, opposite the Verimendl sIlnun.
Give him q CALI 1l2l5
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
HNot at Home"

ROME, Nov. 5.-The Pope has de.
cided to refuse Emile lola, the
French author, an audience.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
Coaster Wrecked.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5-News received
there hat the small coasting steamer Sill
yer Sprang was wrecked at Rockport.
The crew was rescued.
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Clifford's Last Break.

Strike the hew- cog, sound the tom tom,
blow the big baZoo! Political trickery is
not omHipotent in Bexar county. An
American citizen has some rights, DIR.
Clifford to the contrary not outstanding.
In the Commissioners court, on the sec
ond inst, was enacted scene that will
be long remembered by Republicans OF
this county, when DR.. Clifford, proclaim
ing himself the "otficial head" of the Re-
publican party of BeXar county, protested
against Republican candidates for county
offices taking the name OF Republicans,
because forsooth, they had not obtained
his august permission, but that they
must call themselves by some other
name because the "official head" would
recognise no Republicans for county Of
fees. just think of the chairman OF a
Republican executive committee, who re-
fused to call q convention to learn the
feeling of the party 10 regard to nomina-
tions for county offices, publicly denying
Republican candidates the right to appear
as such on the Australian ballot.
and aided In such denying by the agile
Terrell another ''Official head who pub
licIy denied to Republicans their rights
and calling to their aid, the ponder0us
and soDOrouS Ogden to endorse all DR..
Clifford says" Nice Republicans these,
who league themselves with Democrats
and hybrid combinations, TO prevent
Republican success in county AFFAIRS, who
not only refuse to aid the Republicans of
their county to organize, but when so or
gained, 10 open court deny that Repub-
Iicans have any right to be candidates for
Office, without their permission, which
they refused, with argument so rotten as
to call forth expressions OF surprise and
disgust from Democratic bvstanders. Oh!
shame to the shades of Lincoln and
Blaine, that such men should be allowed
to longer misrepresent aud injure their
party! But the right will sometime pre-
vail, even In Bexar county, and 1t was
decided by the court that Republican
candidates had the right 10 have
the ticket they run on designat-
ed as Republican" even II the
the 'official head" did not recognize it,
and, by the way, DIR. Clifford must have
forgotten to bring along that celebrated
law? requiring candidates to he endorsed
by him before they could be Republicans.
1t will be well for Republicans to re-
member these gentlemen who, Judas like,
betray the trust rep)sed in them and see
to IL that they are not in position next
election TO throttle, or attempt 10 throttle
Republican expression But change
will come e'er the spirit of their dream"
bafOre '96, and they will be the first TO
offer to lead the Republican hosts -
to the pie counter-but at last time let u
be remembered that in tho hour oil It's
weakness and need, they tried to destroy
Republican organization in this county,
and endeavored to prevent Republican
candidates from appearing in the ballot,
or compel them to use other designation
WALTER Ii. GRIGG.
The Photographic firm, known as
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Denies the Story.

ALBANY, Nov. ~5.-Gov. Flower today
denied the story that he has pardoned
John Y. McKane from Sing Sing prison.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-05
Weather.

WASHINGTON. Nov 5.-For Texas: Fair,
colder in northwest, frosts tomorrow
morning, continued north winds.
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CARRIAGE COLLISION .

CAkklAdE NOl4llSlON-
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 5.-Five
young women we're driving in family
carriage last night when the team be-
came frightened, rushed down a hill and
colIded with a vehicle at the bottom.
The occupants of the carriage, Misses
Baron, daughter of the secretary of state;
Lena Gilmore, Sallie Townsend and Liz
Zle Spalding were all badly injured, the
latter probably fatally.
SULTAN STORY DENIED.
ROME, Nov. The Turkish ambaSsa-
dor here denies that the Sultan prevented
ARA, a patriarch, from coming To con-
ferencs now in progress at the Vatican,
because he resided in Constantinople.
THE NEW WORKERS WIN.
ROME, Nov. 15.-The New York Wheel
men, Martin and Starbuck, won the race
here yesterday from the ten competing
couples. They covered fifty kilometers in
one hour aud ten minutes.
THE GOVERNMENTS NOT READY.
PARIS, No 5.-The Tempes says the
statements that the government has de-
cided TO ask credits for Madagascar eX-
petition are altogether incorrect or pre-
mature. The government will await an
other dispatch from lie Meyer de Vlllers
before taking the definite step, for only
then can 1t be known whether or not
rupture has taken place.
NICHOLAS WILL ARRIVE THIS WEEK.
LONDON, November 5-The Daily
News CORES pondent In st. Petersburg
says that Nicholas III is expected to reach
the capitol at the end Of the week after
a weeks sol ourn in Moscow, where he
will receive the homage of the officials
and conspicuous citizens. All taverns In
Moscow have been closed.
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