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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
FIGHTING THE CATHOLICS.
Ten Thousand orangemen Parade.
WINNIPEG, July 13.-Ten thous-

Ten Thousand orangemen Parade.
WINNIPEG, July 13.-Ten thous-
and Orangemen celebrated the bat
tie of Boyne today. Special trains
run from all parts of Manitoba, the
occasion being a monster demon
stration against Roman Catholic
separate schools. The open air
mass meeting was addressed by ex-
Priest Leydon, of Boston, Rev. w.
G. Henderson and others. Strong
resolutions were carried with loud
cheering, condemning the domin-
ion cabinet for attempting to force
parochial schools In Manitoba, de-
spite the wishes of the people. The
resolutions declare that the Orange
men will give up their life blood II
sacrifice Is necessary. The schools
should be free from religious inter-
ference or intolerance. Premier
Greenway, OF Manitoba, was
thanked for the bold stand taken
for national schools. Premier
Bowel, of Orraway, once Grand
Master of the Orangemen, de-
nounced the threat to force sep
arate schools. 1t was unanimous
ly decided to ask Hon. 7. M. Daily,
minister of the interior, to resign
for voting on separate schools as
acting directly antagonistic to the
wishes of his constituents in Mani.
foho
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Want Wages Raised.

GLASGOW, July 13.-The feder'
ated unions in the building trades
of the metropolis have decided to
take steps to force the hands Of the
employer regarding the 1892 code
Of rules, and a vote is presently
being taken to demand not only a
OF working rules, but also half.
penny an hour increase in wages,
The further agreement that the
trades, wherever the 1892 condi-
lions are being violated, take i'm
mediate and united action, has al
ready been carried into effect, as
200 men at work on new post
Office were withdrawn, as some OF
the plastering work had been sub
LOT
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 13.-Cotton /;
low middling 81, middling, 68s;
sales 300 bales, market firm. SUI
gar, centrifugal firm open, no quo
tations, market steady; choice
white 375s; choice yellow, 34s.
Molasses, steady; common 2 "a A.;
Rice quiet, prime At q 48s; rough
nominal.
PRINCE OF WALES INSPECTED.
LONDON July 13.-The Prince OF
Wales inspected the ships Of the
italian squadron, visiting Eng
land today. Later in the day he
received the admirals and cap
tains of foreign vessels on the
royal yacht, Osborne.
THE QUEENS CONGRATULATIONS.
ROME, July 13.-Queen Victoria
telegraphed King Humbert her ex-
preston Of pleasure on the visit OF
the italian squadron. The message
says that the visitors were received
with enthusiasm by navy officials
and people generally, and she is
confident the friendship existing
between the nations will be per-
petual.
OF INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.
AsBURY PARK, N. j., July 49,
The Cycle Board of Trade has
agreed, at a conference held here,
that the League Of American
Wheelmen shall hereafter have
entire control OF every form OF
bicycle racing and will corporate
with the l.. A. w. in the strict en-
forcement of all rules Of cycle
racing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
An Express Forgery.

Mr.. s. Roseman, a pawnbroker oil
this city, reports being partially
taken in by man giving the name
of Warner, hailing from Austin,
who pawned two valises with him
for S.. He then left and since sent
over an express money order for
the amount. The goods were
sent and the order presented
for payment and then it was
pronounced forgery. A telegram
was sent ordering the express COM
pany to hold and return the va
Uses and Austin officers were noti-
fed to arrest the man.
1t is said other forgeries OF ex-
press money orders have been late
ly detected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
HE Is INDICTED.
Shot Himself-The Columbia to Race
Proposals for More Gunboats.

Shot Himself-The Columbia to Race
Proposals for More Gunboats.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The
grand jury returned a true bill
against Benjamin Harrison Mill
ken, private secretary Of Senator
Harris, of Tennessee, for felonious-
ly entering the house OF Hon. Sam.
uel F, Phillips, of North Carolina
ex.solicitor general OF United
States July 4.
A. E. Wells, % years old, shot
himself in the head last night, and
is likely to die. The only witness
to the deed is ex-Detective VIM. G.
Edelin,. Wells is wanted by the
local police for larceny of a horse
and buggy. Edelin, says he fol.
lowed him to his room in order to
arrest him. Wells finding himself
caught, pulled his revolver and de-
liberately shot himself. Edelin, is
arrested and held to await results
Of the injury on the theory that he
did the shooting, though Edelin's
account is generally believed, and
he will probably be released.
Secretary Herbert has granted
permission for the cruiser Column
bis, Captain Sumner, to make an
ocean race. The ship Is now In the
dry dock at Southampton having
her bottom cleaned and making
ready. The date of the race is un-
decided.
Secretary Herbert has called for
proposals for the construction OF
six light draught composite gun
boats, authorized by Congress, at a
cost OF $4,000 each, exclusive OF
armament. Four OF these will be
equipped with considerable sail
power, in addition to steam. Two
vessels having masts will be used
for military purposes only. A great
innovation is involved in these
vessels, as far as the American
n avy il concerned.
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A Trs mp Cons

RENFREw, Scot, Jul
half-yearly census Of y
the county Of Renfrew,
taken by the Renfrev
stabulary, shows that
were found In CONNIE
houses and IS in public
OF these 63 were Scotcl
and 8 English,
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Killed His wifs.

AsHEvILLE, N. c., July ia
special to the Citizen from Canton
says:
Will Williamson, OF Asheville,
was driving with the wife OF At
torney Jennys, near her home,
west OF Murphy, late last night,
when Jennys, who had driven
from Murphy nearly home and hid
by the road, fired at Wilkinson,
but struck and killed his WIFE,
Wilkinson passed Murphy and
boarded q train but was arrested
and Jailed at Bryson City. Jennys
fled and has not bseu seen since
The Jennys family come from New
Yas'aunmnlsSc been living near
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Bicycle Killed Him.

DUBLIN, July 13.-Msjor Stuart
Alex. Menzies, Sd battalion Royal
Irish Rifles, met with terrible
death on Friday night near Holy.
wood encampment, County Down
While he was riding down Draiga'
vad Hill on his bicycle he lost con.
troll of the machine and dashed In.
to a van proceeding towards Ban.
gor. The force of the collision was
such that Major Menzies was
thrown some yards from the
machine, and when picked up he
was dead, his neck having been
broken. .
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
Dogs Have Toothache.

Police Station Day Clerk John
Fitzhenry says one.half the dogs
which are reported to police STA
tion as mad, and which officers
are required to kill, are not mad,
but are suffering from toothache.
He says toothache is much more
prevalent among animals, parti-
cularly dogs and horses, than Is
generally supposed.
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To Join the Guards.

LONDON, July 13.-Prince Adol'
plus OF Teck goes to York for three
weeks man9uvres prior to resign
ing his commission In the Seven
teenth lancers. He will finally
leave Ladywell, Roundhay, about
the middle of July to join the Life
Guards in London,
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2:0S and Strathboy, 800, are book
ed to meet In a best three in five
pacing contest on the first day of
the meeting, here Monday. Four
hundred horses are entered.
K. OF p. STATE ENCAMPMI


K.oFP. STATE ENCAMPMENT.
GREEN BAY, Wis.-The annual
State encampment Of the Uni
formed Rank knights OF Pythias
Will be held here beginning July
Is. For the prize drill three prizes
will be offered. The first prize will
be $3.50, the second $50 and the
third $25. A prize of $50 will be
offered for the division which will
have the most members present.
A prize of $25 will be given for the
division having the greatest num-
Der of knights In the grand parade,
and a $25 prize will be given the
division travelling the longest dis
lance.
IMPROVEMENT IN SHIPPING COAL.
PITTsBURG-The immense trans
fer boats which are to be used
jointly by tide Pittsburg, Shenango
and Lake Erie and the Grand
Trunk for the transportation of
solid trains of coal In bulk across
Lake Erie have arrived at Con.
neaut harbor, and will be used for
the first time Monday.
1t is expected that they will
work wonders in the way OF reduce
ing the cost Of shipping coal from
the Pittsburg district to Canada.
For many years 1t has been the
custom to unload the coal from the
cars at the docks and place it In
holds of monsJrous boats, to be
forwarded by water to its destina-
ton, and frequently reloaded on
the cars after 1t arrives at the
Canadian ports.
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Spilled a weddinp

HAwICK, Scot, July Ia
ding party in a cab were
Hawick and more or les
Mrs. George Johnstone's
lar bone was broken T; Ged
stone, her husband, was
the right leg; Mary |
CourtIne was bruised OF
shoulder and wrist; ar
Lunn, the driver, was
bruised on the left leg.
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English Medical Examination.

LONDON, July l3.-It Is an.
nounced that an examination OF
candidates for thirteen commits
sions in the army medical service
and for sixteen appointments In
the Indian medical service, will be
held In London on the second day
of August.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
France Gains Ground.

PARIS, July 13.-At the cabinet
council, the French minister for
foreign affairs announced the sig
nature of a convention completing
the delimitation Of the frontier be-
tween the French possessions in
the far East and the Southern Chi
nese provinces. Under the agree
ment France appears to receive
several concessions.
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Pleasure Party Drowned.

BERLIN, July 13.-At midnight
Friday a boating accident &C.
Cured on the Upper Spree, near
Berlin. Seven persons were
drownad
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Lorne's Summer Home.

LONDON, July l3.-The present
tenant of Roseneath castle, whose
lease expires soon, has applied for
a renewal of his lease, but it has
been refused. Considerable alter
ations will be made on the castle
before the Marquis and Marchio-
ness of Lorne take up their sum-
mer residence In it.
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Gave All to Charity.

LEITH, Scot, July 13.-The late
Mr.. Peter Waddell has left the res
idue OF his estate, amounting to
100000, to four charities in Edin.
burg and Leith-the Edinburgh
Royal Infirmary, the Royal Blind
asylum, Longmore hospital for in
curables, and Leith hospital. The
four institutions will benefit equal.
ly. Mr.. Waddell, who was in his
eightleth year, leaves no near rela'
tives. He lived in retirement, and
had never been engaged in bust
ness
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
Mexican Post M

Mexican Post afied
CITY OF MEXIt r &
government has r { be
recent decree RI cyclI
from ten cents toll alj
Other postal 4 pm d
spondingly reduc$ev
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They Died Tosether.

EDINBURGH, Scot oAly la.-The
bodies Of Mr.. SSrSaHd Stanton,
clerk at Messrs 70 Ney's bank,
and Miss Argyll, n hter Of q
large wholesale So Reb have been
found In q streaI5oIxas Ulster, Var
mouth. The coupneI ere sweet
hearts, and late Pm light war;
seen walking besid'1a
The case is suppos"
suicide. 4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
"a Minister Suicides.

DUBLIN, July 13.-The Rev,
John Lynch, M. A, incumbent OF
st. Johns Protestant church
YOUNGSTOWN, county Dublin, COM
mitted suicide on Wednesday at
his residence; by shoati2g himself
through the rig1S5In - -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14

PARADE WITHOUT A FIGHT.
HALIFAX, July 13.-Orangemen
paraded, for the first time in the
history of Halifax, without a dis
turbance. Fifteen hundred were
In line. They were viewed by large
crowds.
HOT SPEECHES IN CANADA.
TORONTO, July 13.-Strong lam
guage was used In the speeches
throughout Canada last night by
leading Orangemen, regarding the
governments pledges to pass reme-
dial legislation in connection with
the Manitoba schools. Sir Donald
Mackenzie has warned the govern
ment that IL an attempt is made
to coerce Manitoba, the result will
be fatal and disastrous to the con-
federation. Speakers said the raj
lying cry must be, "Hands of in
Manitoba"
RUSSIA VERY ANXIOUS.
LONDON, July l3-Prince Leban-
off Rostovski, Russian minister OF
foreign affairs, on the eleventh in
slant requested Nishi Tokujilioka,
Japanese minister to Russia, to
state that in what period the ia
panese would evacuate Laio Tung
peninsula. The minister replied:
"Japan will retain the territory In
question until the full payment OF
the indemnity compensation for re-
nouncing LaioTung had been made
by the Chinese government" The
Z ince refused to adopt the answer
and Immediately instructed the
Russian ambassador at Toxic to
ask the Japanese government to
name date of evacuation Of the
Chinese mainland.
FIGHTING DUELs.
PARIS, July 18.-Deputies Rich
ard and Denoix fought duel with
pistols with the usual result,
neither were injured. M. Bsssett,
M. Carchain, members Of the Seine
municipality, fought a duel with
swords, resulting in Bassett's be-
ing wounded in the wrist.
BATTLE IN CUBA.
MARENTA, Cuba, July ban
important engagement Of the in
fantry forces of Marenta and Bor-
bon occurred at Sebarcucal, one
league from Remidios. Captain
Gonzales Lopez and Sergeant Mo-
ralia were shot and killed. Heavy
loss.
DISPUTE SETTLED.
PARIS, July 13.-Politique Colo
NAL announces the French and
Brazilian governments have de-
cided on the disputed territory
frontier. Guiana will be placed
under the dual control Of the
French and Brazilians.
PLENTY OF MONEY IN LONDON.
LONDON, July l3.-Spiery & Co.
announce that the 100000 loan
Of the Pennsylvania railroad was
brought out in London yesterday,
and was heavily oyersubscribed.
PosToFFICE ROBBED.
NEW ORLEANS, July ia spe.
cial from Memphis says the post
office at Clarksdale, Miss, was bur-
glarized, and the mail pouches cut
open and robbed Of large amount
of drafts and checks, but no cash
LOOKS LITTLE TIGHT.
BUENos AYREs, July ia gen.
tleman formerly engaged officially
in Bolivia states that the attitude
Of Bolivia toward Peru is inspired
by CHILEAN diplomacy. Unless
Peru accedes to demands OF Bolivia
the Bolivian ministry will retire
from Lima. Following this, b.
livia will reoccupy the district OF
Huno, department Of Peru. 1t is
said that for some time guns, rifles,
and artillery, suitable for action,
have been sent to mountainous dis
tricts of Bolivia, by way Of the Chill
ian port Angostof. In short time,
it is believed, Bolivia can throw
an armed force OF 1000 men into
the district.
SAN FRANCISCO AT STOCKHOLM.
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
PARADE WITHOUT A FIGHT.

By Special wire to the Sunday LIGHT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
Fatal Lightning Flash.

GLASGOW, July l3.-During a
severe thunder storm. at Hammers
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14

Flight of Homing Pigeons.
PARIS. July I3.AAn exAraordin-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-21
REDWOOD RiPPLES.

Julius Schmahl has returned from
his wedding trip, and reports of the
Redwood "gold mines" once more
adorn the dailies, says the Springfield
Advance.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Our friend, F.
A. Zieske, of Brookville, Redwood
county, writes us that the Brookville
creamery is nearing completion. The
machinery will arrive by March 10th,
and by April 10th. they will be ready
to receive milk.
The Alden, Freeborn county, cream
cry received 4,823,596 pounds of milk
during the past year, and made
2l4,695 pounds of butter. Another
new creamery has been organized, this
time between Hartland and Freedom,
making a total of Is in Freeborn coun-
ty.
The sooner you begin to fight the
fire, the more easily it may be extin-
guished. The soon you begin taking
Ayers Sarsaparilla for your blood
disease, the easier will be the cure. In
both cases, delay is dangerous, If not
fatal. Be sure you get Ayers and no
other.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-21


sane were notified toNgive three days
notice to the Prob ate Judge, in cases
where practical. A large number of
bills we're allowed and applications
for attachments acted on.
The rock for the foundation of the
corner extension of Hotel Francois are
now being placed on the ground, and
work will probably be commenced at
moving the old building during the
month. Two or three persons have
attempted to purchase the frame
structure and it is not at all unlikely
that one of them will secure it. The
new structure will be three stories
high, and will probably be the home
of the Redwood County Bank, which
will have the corner room on. the
first floor. The hotel Office will also
be located on the first floor and the
extreme rear may be occupied by the
c.. A. Francois Mercantile Go. On
the basement floor will be barber
shop, bath rooms and refreshment
parlors. The second floor will be used
for parlors and an extension of the
dining room, while bedrooms will take
up the third floor entirely. The new
part will make Hotel Francois one Of
the finest hotel structures outside of
the larger cities in the west and will
undoubtedly make it continue by far
the most popular hotel in the west.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-21

Iu0 aDOV0 cast There Will D0 mapQlH-
cent chorus. The production will un.
doubtedly meet with great favor.
As will be noticed elsewhere the city
council advertises for sealed propos-
ais for the construction of sewer and
appurtenances on Washington street,
the same to be received up to 4 o'clock,
April 9th next. Plans and specifca-
tons are on file in Mayor Dickinson's
Office. City Engineer Loweth came
up from St. Paul last Monday and a
special meeting of the council was i'm
mediately called. Aids. Burmeister,
Caswell and Mead being present with
the Mayor. The grounds were care
fully gone over with the engineer and
it was decided to only construct the
sewer on Washington avenue from
the center OF the block between Third
and Fourth streets at the present
time. This will give both hotels prop
or connection. There was general
feeling manifested on the part of citi-
zens that the sewer should be placed
on Second street without fail, but the
council is handicapped for want Of
money in the sinking fund and will
be able to only place the sewer on the
avenue this spring.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-21

During the past year it has been max
ing deep inroads and about month
ago Miss Houck was obliged to keep
to her bed. She was unconscious for
several hours before her death, which
occurred in the presence of all her
near relatives and number of friends.
She was 81 years of age. The funeral
occurred at the Methodist church, of
which the deceased was member, on
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, and
the edifice was filed with mourning
friends of the deceased and family.
The interior was appropriately draped
and decorated with flowers of various
kinds, and among the offerings was
large anchor and shield and basket
of roses from the Epworth League, of
which the deceased was an active
working member. Rev. l.. L. Hans
com delivered the funeral address,
briefly speaking on the good work of
the deceased during her career on
earth. A large procession followed
the remains to their final resting place
in Redwood cemetery. Miss Houck
was born in Bunker Hill, Illinois, and
came to Redwood Falls with her par
ents about II years ago. She was
known as one of the most active
church workers in this city, and as,
such won many strong friends.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-05-02
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

TUEsTE Is out with announcements that ne Will
Immediately bring out high-class weekly depart
ment, and requests contributions. Readers of
Mystery" will do we'll to place themselves in
communication with Tunste it is likely his
venture will be deserving of their support. Adj
dress: Paul M. Bryan, 66 f. Cain street. Atlantis,
Ga. y-thc-way, Bryan has our thanks for a batch
of large forms.-J. Il. W. Is again on hand. No.
1887 n perfect combination ON the word sug
gested three weeks agO.-In our issue of Aug.
"a l593, We published alphabetical list Of diff
cult base words for squares. offering prize to the
puzzer who conquered the greatest number
Phil Down, 10 will be remembered, was the man to
win, though several of the words-among the
number IvASHoE, JASMINE, MARNroN and UT-
TERBY-baffled his best efforts. IL affords Us much
pleasure to state that the Brooklyn veteran has
finally come out victorious, and next week some
dozen more OF the best squares he ever composed
will be paraded, for the admiration of those who
know what Ii means TO conquer o hard square base.
Phrs batch comprises several " Oddities" as he
terms them. and orr readers may expect n rare
treat.-X. l.. @. RS quintet of forms Will not be
kept long hand Friend Rockers accurate and
correct manner of defining the words makes his
productions doubIy acceptable.-Gen. f. Norre:
The diamond Is o. X, but definitions will have to
be made to conform to our standard-the Interna-
tional Dictionary. Let us hear from you agan.-
Percy Vere: We have recollection Of receiving
anagram you mention. Kindly forward duplicate.
Ben TrovatO: Solutions to No. I79 were printed
Apri "A. Put your specs" friend Spauid-
ing.-Frsnk McIaughlin's first list of answers
was gratefully received, and Mystery" would be
glad To enrol him as q regular solver.
$500. r. o. CHEsrss
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-05-02

One horse travels a mile in two minutes. or "A
feet per second the other horse travels mile in
one minute aud so seconds. or 4S feet per second.
He therefore gains four feet per second, in the
go seconds necessary to cover two miles, $50 feet,
which Is the correct answer
Principal prizes are awarded TO Miss Helene
Noonon Newark. N. Y; 7. w. Reid. Washing
ton, ID. C.; Ray O'Sunshine," Winooski. Wis;
Anna Il. Pecor t' Annette y, Baltimore, Md; F..
b. Miles. Utica, n. Y; L. f. H." Providence. K.
l.; Luella Dickson, Emporia. Kan; John r. kirke.
Portland Me-; G. v. Prudhon, Syracuse, n. Y;
Mrs. E. w. Sampson, BROOKLYN, n. Y.
Secondary prizes TO g. p. Quick. Detroit. Mich:
Albert Langdon. Akron. n. Y; Angie NJ. Conklin.
Mulberry o.; A. p. Williams, Boston, Ind; Miss
Annie Miller, Burdick, Ind: Aaron Massilon,
o.; g. i. Archer, Los Angeles, CAL; " Malenco,'
Rochester, N. Y; Lawrence +. Ames. Williams
port, Pa; +. w. Simms, Washington, ID. c.; VIM.
l.. Carroll. Philadelphia, Pa; W.. +. Carpenter.
Denver. Colo; r. e. A. Ding" Resding, Pa;
Pat Riot" Colgate. N. d.; Frank L. Waters,
Sleepy Eye. Mimi. Total number Of correct solu-
tions received !, llS.