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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-08-17

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:
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San Francisco Board of Health
-se-Es.Es-Es-ss-ssSse-s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
MUNICIPAL GOSSIP.

The city council accepted the in
vitation of the Italian-American
colony to attend the Columbus day
celebration at the Springs yester-
day, but at the appointed hour for
the start, Mayor Elmen-
dorf was the only member to APP
pear at the city hall. Soon after
Alderman Robin came in, but these
did not attend, and the celebration
proceeded at the Springs without
the City Dads presence.
The chances are the council will
not attend the opening services of
the st. James (colored) Methodist
church this morning, although the
Invitation was officially accepted.
The mayor, who is announced to
deliver the address, says he will
not do so.
The fire committee of the city
council will probably report to-
morrow adversely, or with radical
amendment, Chief Tobin's request
for $75 appropriation to purchase
boxes with glass faces, to put fire
alarm keys in at all alarm boxes.
1t Is said that the committee be-
lieves this would be i'm
practicable, and it certainly
appears likely the arrangement
would be the means OF many false
alarms being turned in by either
evil disposed persons or hilarious,
reckless, probably drunken, men
on their nightly larks, as any one
then could break glass, turn In
an alarm and get away with no
fear Of detection or punishment.
The city finds itself in the mat
ter Of the tax collection, In one case,
in the position OF owing debt to
delinquent taxpayer, with no
power on the part of the city to en-
force the cherished rule of t he
finance bureau to apply the debt
on the taxes. 1t is said that j.
Fl. Cox owes taxes on money
loaned in the city. The city owes q
Judgment in the Sallie Royal case,
to her, but this has been garnish-
eed in favor of Mr.. Cox and Col.
McLeary, and the best legal au-
thorities declare the city must pay
the judgment, and cannot hold
back delinquent taxes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
She Wants Divorce.

TAYLOR, Tex, Oct. l9.-[Special
Sheriff Henry G. Purl, of George
town, was in the city today and
served papers upon Col. William
Keliehor, wherein his wife sues fol
an absolute divorce with a division
of the property and custody of the
children. Col. Keliehor is one OF
Taylor's most prominent citizens,
a director of the Taylor National
bank, and it is regarded as an I'M
fortunate circumstance that he
should be thus involved. Cruel
treatment and abandonment is the
charge. An injunction was issued
restraining him from disposing of
any of the property.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
GUADALUPE FAIR.

SEGUIN, Tex, Oct. 1S.-The sec-
ond day of the fair was opened by
street parade, as yesterday, and
large crowd had gathered at the
grounds before the return there.
A closer survey Of the exhibits
shows some exquisite work in the
ladies' department, and some de-
licious looking things in the cult
nary exhibits.
The poultry exhibit is the finest
ever made here.
Tue first race today was the three
minute trot, and was won by Fos-
telle, owned by Reese, OF Gonzales,
with Abbott's Billie second. Alb.
bott and Klein trotted the deciding
heat for second money. In the
smile dash Neglect won time, :36.
The third race was a 8-mile dash,
won by Maude McLeary, with
Lucy Lightfoot second. The dom
key race, with several entries, was
won by Henry. All the riders were
small boys.
SOls L. IL. OuuStOu anu lis uhih-
strel company showed to packed
house at Klein's opera house last
night. He is always good, and as
sisted by Mr.. Giesen, was irresisti-
bly, funny. His local hits were
highly appreciated.
Among the visitors we noticed
Mrs. Goldstein and Miss YelviDg.
ton, Floresville; Mr.. and Mrs. IT.
vine, San Antonio; Miss Thomas,
Austin; Mrs. Felix Mahon, Column
bus; Mr.. L. B. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Miller, Hondo City; Misses
Walker and Webb, Of Luling
Major Haywood Brahan, Sugar
land, and a great many others.
Over two thousand tickets had
been sold at 2 p. m, and a great
many we're turned away from the
grand stand.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
ALLEGES FRAUD.
G eiorda Briags Suit, Against
Jacob Lebnhardt.

Jacob Lebnhardt.
:, G. Glorda, through hs-:sstassezsl
Clark, Sum merlifn - q ller.
filed a petition lin the Thirty.
seventh District Jourt yesterday,
in which he complains OF Jacob
Lsonhardt, of st. l3ouis.
Plaintiff shows that on June 81
Iast he executed five promissory
notes Of 81, 600 each, payable to the
order OF jacob LeJnhardt and bear
ing eight per cent interest.
Glorda at the titRe was the prin-
cipat stakeholder Sf the San An
tonic Pressed Brick company so the
petition alleges, and spent $12, 900
toward advancing the enterprise.
Plaintiff says that defendant de-
livered to the brick company an
engine, brick press, boiler, a
crusher and screen, and that he
represented TO plaintiff that the
engine was new, with capacity OF
100 horsepower, and that the dry
brick press was also new, of the
latest improved make, with q Ca
pacity Of 10000 brick day of ten
hours, and that the boiler was new
and in good repair, and with
the crusher and screen were worth
$4,000. Leonhardt demanded this
sum of Giorda as an individual for
the machinery, and threatened to
remove Ii unless plaintiff would
purchase it.
Giorda elaine that the brick
company had previously paid
Leonhardt for the machinery in the
stock OF the corporation and was
entitled to the possession thereof.
Giorda says he is an Italian, I'M
learned in the language and laws
of Texas, and believing that Leon
hsrdt would deprive his company
Of the machinery, and relying up
on the statement and representa-
ton of defendant as TO the condi-
ton and capacity OF the machine
~, he purchased the machinery
and in payment thereof executed
the five notes.
Plaintiff AYERS that the repre-
sentation of Leonhardt as to the
condition and capacity Of the ma
chinery were false and designed to
deceive him. He says the machin-
cry has been used for several years
and that the brick press is wholly
unfit for use. He says Leonhardt
secured the notes from him by
fraud, circumNention and deceit,
and prays for . RECESSION Of the con-
tract for cancellation OF the notes,
and mortgage and cost OF suit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
Answers the Question.

Street Commissioner Crowther in
answer to the query OF citizen :
'what did the street commission
er's department do with the $50, 600
expended during the mouths Of
January and February, 1885," SUBJ
mits the following:
l have nothing TO say any further
in the matter except that il any
taxpayer or citizen wants the above
information, he can call at the city
clerks Office, or at the street COM
missioner's Office, where he will
find a complete statement in the
reports of said department, OF all
work done during said months and
where done, and if said taxpayer
or citizen is too lazy to come to the
proper place for the information,
which is public property, then he
had better quit asking questions,
for l am not paid by the taxpayers
of the city, TO devote my time to
newspaper notoriety. Very re-
sDectfuliy. j. b. CRowTHER,
Street Commissioner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
OHIO TOWN BURNED.

CINCINNATI, Oct.19-A telephone
message received last night stated
that six stores and two residences
have been destroyed at Manches-
ter, on the line Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. The TO-
tai loss is $l5O,OOO with insurance
of $4,000.
CONsUMPTIvE wALLER'S CASE.
PARIS, Oct. 19.-The climate at
Clairvauz is proving detrimental
to the health OF eX Consul John l..
Waller, and he has therefore been
removed to the prison at Gard, in
the province of Mines, where 1t is
thought the air will prove more
beneficial to him. Negotiations in
the case of the prisoner are still
proceeding.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20

Bshope
fifty of He
Jodad
attended the college x he studied
completed studies theology then
with Others the
ordained
Orleans Texas Bishop Forrest
Texas by
resided
missions,
Haesv Antioch Sinner Mouo and St Mary Bishop
ForreSt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
Tried GO Sell Clothes

Detective Shelley arrested Chas.
E.Pounds, a white man, who claims
he is an engineer, yesterday after
noon, at the Cocaine joint,' as it
is termed, place on East Street,
lun by Tina Williams. The charge
is "being a suspicious character"
and some female clothing he had
been trying to sell was recovered
and taken to police statier non
being searched a paw,Inad.esa AZ a
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
BRITAIN TO BRAZIL.

BUENos AyREs, Oct. 19.-The
Brazilian foreign office has received
an important declaration from
Britain relative to the island Of
Trinidad. No details were learned.
A hasty summons of the cabinet
waa IsSued
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
Antonio Texas, Sunday Morning October 90 1895

and Ceiammond Kennedy, attor-
neys for Mora, in the form of a
check signed by Secretary Olney,
and drawn on the assistant treas
urer of the United States at New
York. The amount was 1884,
S09.76,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
CRISP NEWS CONCERNING LATE I'M
PORTANT OCCURRENCES.

Gorbett- Fitzsimmons Fight - Gold
Withdrawal Resumed Marked by
Assassins-Big Furry in Cotton.
More Missionary Riots - italian
Storms Nicaragua Canal Cuban
War News.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
AMUsEmENrs TONIGHT.

Fireworks and dancing Column
bus Day celebration.
"Lost Paradise" st tho Grand
opera house.
La Sale Mannerchor concertand
ball, Mission garden.
San Antonio Benevolent associa-
TONS 40fh anniversary, Arbeiter
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
Conservation Committees chairmen

C0nsecratlon Commlttees Cnalrmen.
The Catholic Central union has
selected the following gentlemen
as chairmen of the various COM
mittees having in charge the ar
rangements for Bishop Forests
conservation:
Capt. j. A. Mccormick, reception
for the clergy.
VIM. Dobrowolski, on music for
the parade.
DR.. j. L. FitZSimon, finance.
A. j. Pollock, parade.
p. j. Scully, escort of honor for
clergy.
Anton Adam, reception of socie-
ties.
E. j. Gallagher, decorations.
T. l.. Conroy, ushers and police.
A meeting of these chairmen
will be held this morning at 10
o'clock.
Father Olivier, o. NJ. l., pastor
of the Catholic church at Eagle
Pass, was taken sick while attend
ing the coronation ceremonies in
Mexico and is now lying dangerous
ly i'll, in consequence Rev. c. j.
Smith, o. NJ. l., pastor Of st.
Mary's church, is still in Mexico
and the date of his expected return
is not known.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20

Ida Baumert, the young Ger
man girl, who by her affection OF
frances had gained the title with
the press as the Sleeping Beau
died yesterday afterEcSsS,r,l
city hospitsSs -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20


Grand concert at 3 D. m. At 3 80
p. m. grand display Of day bomb.
shells, with animals, snakes, etc
At A p. m. the master of ceremonies
will introduce the speakers of the
day. Ball at 8 p. m. At 10 p. m
the following display OF fireworks
illumination Of the grounds.
2-Cannon rocket salutes.
3-Repeating bombshell salute.
telescope repeating rockets.
5-Japsnese night bombshell.
6-Dragon's nest.
7-Devils among the tailors.
S-The star of America.
9-Colored flying pigeons.
l0-Colored shooting stars.
l1-Colored jewel streamers.
l2-Cornucopia bombshells.
l3-Gold rain snake bon, bshells.
l4-Electric shower bombshells.
l5-Saxon com Animation wheels.
l6-Parachute rockets.
l7-Repeating star bombshells.
lS-Star rockets.
l9-Repeating star bombshells.
20-Whistling rockets.
2l-Silver rainbow rockets.
22-Electric fountain exhibition.
23-Whistling rain and snake
bombshell.
N-Willow tree rockets.
25-Gold rain bombshell.
26-The walking peacock.
N-Parachute rockets.
2S-Parachute bombshells.
29-GOld rain bonn bsh bells.
30-BJm bshell rockets.
3i-Snake bombshells.
32-Fhe Alamo.
33-Battle of the Alamo.
34-Roman battery salute.
80 Rocket bouquet.
36-Bom bshell artillery salute.
S-Grand combination salute of
rockets and bombshells.
80 = Good night.
Master of ceremonies, Antonio
Bruni; grand marshal, G. Bautag-
liza; assistant grand marshals, B.
Obbriotti, Louis Moglia; marshals,
T. Chiodo, G. Feel, A. Salsdino, F.
Bianchi, T. Massino, B. Bertetti, j.
Froboese, p. Grille, G., Macaluso
and G. Delsasso.
Orators-Hon. j. HI. McLeary,
L. Bruni, Capt. Juan Cardenas, A.
d. Flores, A. Troise, and NJ. G..
Dena.
Reception committee = Angelo
Battaglia, T. w. Smith, ]. Cassiano,
G. Giorda, V. Troillo, G. Feel, G..
Sarro, l.. Colombo. A. Longinotti,
P. g. Msfli, A. p. Rivas, Ed. Fro
boese, B. Obbriotti, F. Talerico, Q.
Rossi, d. Quasso and @. A. Solaro.
Ball committee = A. Macaluso,
c. Bsttaglia, G. Lecsrdie, G. Marot-
ia, A. Bruni, Jr., F. Benavidas, A.
A. Garcia, A. Saladino, j. Froboese,
Tom Troilo, G. Macaluso, II. Fro
boese, Ed. Rivas, Albert Beze.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
A PUFF FROM PERU.

LIMA, Peru, Oct. 19-Sir Henry
Tyler and Mr.. Billinghurst arrived
last night. They have made
promise to the government to eX-
ert their efforts in order to have a
new railroad line built three years,
and will study to solve the labor
difficulty. They are convinced of
a splendid future for Peruvian
affairs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20

CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 18th rec
new cases Of cholera were reported
Thursday at Damietta. No deaths.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
ONLY MEXICO LEFT.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 49,
The highest authorities on fighters
are of the opinion that there is lit.
tie likelihood of the contest be-
tween Corbett and Fitzsimmons
taking place here, and that across
the river from Ell Paso, on Mexican
soil, is the only place left where a
probability of fighting remains.
This is the latest opinion expressed
here today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
JUST HEARD OF 1T.

YOKoHoMA, O;t. 19.-It was an
nounced here October 14th, that
the Japanese legation, together
with a number of military officers
at Seoul, were recalled. The re-
port that Japanese soldiers were
implicated In the murder OF the
queen of Corea is confirmed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
GOLD TO BUENos AYREs.
NICARAGUA CANAL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-It is I'M
de stood the report Of the engineer
commission which visited Nicara.
qua last summer will favor the con.
struction of an inter-oceanic canal
but will not recommend the entire
route as surveyed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-10-23
BARBER COUNTY p Arr.an

REsoIy5D- That we renew our allegiance to
the Omaha platform, but al the same time We
recognize The fact that in the present condi-
tioa of political agitation anu under the
pressing necessities of the hour, that plank
OF our platform which demands the free and
unlimited coinage of silver az n ratio of Is to
is the oae around which the coming politi-
cal battle must be fought. and We further
consider that the plank demanding the aboli-
ton OF national banks AID the substitution
of postal savings banks. should be Joined with
il IN Tailyfag our forces for valiant stand
for monetary and industrial reform; and
whie this fairs campaign is moro or less To-
cal ia its Raturs.we consider it IL: par, a prep
aratioH for the battle of 1886 on the lines
herein set forth.
We arraign the present state adniinistra-
ton for It's wilful neglect of every promise
mace 10 the people OF this state; for its ma
iiciols partisan and groundiess inyestiga-
tions at n cest of tens OF thousands of dollars
wrnng from ar already tax burdened popu-
lace: Tor is criminal violation OF existing
law, in ol'eafisg without cause deficiencies 10
be provided Tor by future legislatures; for its
payment Of private and personal obligations
out of tbs public monies; for ITS refusal TO in.
Vestisatz grave charges against It's own mem
bess saade b. prominent men and Journals
within Is own ranks, and we assert that the
high functions nf government is being pros.
titGted oy the present administration to the
base purpose OF building up the managers of
the republican party of this state.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-10-23
AN ENLIGHTENED REPUBLICAN.

The average republican assumes to
possess all the information necessary
for free, intelligent voter, but 1t is
usually very largely assumption. The
following story illustrates well the ac-
tual degree of enlightenment attained
by many of the most blatant and pre-
sumptuOus adherents of that party. 1t
is taken from the Hutchinson Gazette:
while in Wichita some days ago we
heard story on the Hon. Jerry Simp-
son that takes the cake. At a certain
store on Douglass avenue. the propre-
tor of which is populIst, was gather
ed crowd of four or five who were dis
cussing the qualities of Mr. Long. who
is supposed to represent the people of
this district. Some one said something
derOgatory to Mr.. Long when one in
the crowd, who is 'redeemer,' spoke
up and said: Well. don't know much
about Long, but know he won't do
what Jerry Simpson did On being
asked what Mr.. Simpson had done, he
said: Why. when certain bill was up
he voted for it III the House in the fore
noon, and in the afternoon went over
to the Senate and voted against It. -
Topeka Advocate
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-10-23


VoTEE, have you noticed the active
part DIR. 4. p. Miller, the New York
millionaire, is taking i'm cur local cam
paign this fall? Have you noticed the
strenuous effort he is making to deliver
this county TO the. gold bugs of Wall
Street and England? The Doctor and
few of his millionaire allies are con.
spring to come into possession of Bar
Der county and her people. He is not
writing those lengthy articles that ap-
pear almost weekly in the Cresset
without purpose, it is to the interest
OF the monied class to advocate the
gold standard system and they are
manifesting their power even in the
local campaigns of Kansas. We see
daily evidences of their power right
here in our immediate vicinity and i,
behooves the voter to be on guard
Don't be sucker; don't be ensnared
10y paltry SUN whose source is Eng
land. The money thus used Is for the
purpose of enslayIng the common
people. Don't allow yourself to be sold
into bondage.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-10-23


THERE is not AMMAN in Barber coun-
ty who has met with more unavoidable
misfortunes than r. D. Gaddie. At
present there are. two large families
dependent upon him for support, his
own and his widowed daughters. All
remember the tiIhe, few winters ago
when Mr.. Gaddie buried his wife Ev-
erybody, men of all parties, was ready
TO sympathiZe with him because he was
an honest and good man left with a
large family of m0theriess children.
Then TO add TO his burden his daughter
lost her help-mate in life and Mr.. G..
was the man who had to shoulder the
responsibility of supporting two fam
lilies. You expressed your sympathy
for him then, will you do it now? He
has had failures IN crops since these
ether misfortunes and his situation
has been a trying one for man of very
limited means. If you really feel syn
pathetic for this man (were You in his
position, you would ask sympathy vote
for him and hep him. This IS the way
to give sympathy that is worth some
thing
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-10-23

WHAT is going to be done about the
great advance in the price of hides?
We have been told that the removal of
the tariff was great damage to the
American farmer inasmuchas it per-
mitted the importation of foreign hides
at figures which defied competition.
In consequence of free trade in hides
they fellin price to cents pound or
less. Now they have advanced to IA
cents pound, and without the help of
tariff, too. 1t is-made evident by this
circumstance that prices depend On
something else besides tariff. 1t is
notable in this connection that the
hide producing countries which coma
IN competition with the American pro-
ducers, are silver standard countries,
and that the advance has occurred
since the adoption of the gold standard
by the United States. Following this
rise in the price of raw hides, of course
there comes 9 corresponding advance
in the price of leather. which affeots
the pockets OF every citizen in the
country, as there has been no increase
in the price of what he has TO sell ex-
cept in q very few instances. State
Journal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-10-23

WITH whom would you rather in
trust the business of this county, Jim
Murray and Street Jones, or John wy.
er and Henry Walker? You know
what Murray is and you know wha,
Jones Is liable to be, with Carter be.
hind him doing the debating. You
know what Wyer has done and you
know that Walker is man equally
equipped with knowledge of economi.
cal and shrewd business and that he Is
strictly honest man. The voters OF
the third district would make a great
mistake by electing 5. 5. Jones in pref
erence TO ii. &. Walker. Don't make
tie mistake.