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ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. IAN official
report that has just been issued shows
that there were 2,025 cases OF cholera and
IlS deaths from the disease in the Gov.
ernment of Volhynia. between July 1lth
and August 1lth.
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ASSAULTED AN AGED LADY.
A Negro Brute Who VIII Probably br
Lynched If Caught.


Lynched If Caught.
ST. LoUrs, Sept. John Wesley, the
negro who assaulted Mrs. Rosalie Mar
nion at Manchester, Mo-, Friday night,
is hiding in the dense woods in the north
ern part of.St. Louis County. A Sheriff's
posse OF ten deputies is searching the
timber for him, and an independent
party of twenty-five citizens, intent on
lynching Wesley, are also in the chase.
The search was renewed this morning by
both parties, and local traces of the fugi-
tive were found. AT O'Clock this after
noon one of the Sheritf's party returned
TO Manchester and reported that the Off
GERS were on hot trail, but that dark
ness would prevent further search for the
day. The brute's only chance for life is
TO be captured by the Sheriff's posse.
Mrs. Marmion, who is II years OF age,
has not yet recovered from the desperate
struggle with her assailant.
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4 Roy COMMITS snIcide.

CHICAGO, Sept. Ia bert Mcdonald
of Il07 Wilcox avenue, q fourteen-year-
old boy. committed sui ,ide this alter
noon by shooting himss In the head.
lie had been despondent ever since the
death of his father. year ago, and this
was the Cause OF his rash act to-day
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Death From Cholera.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-There has been
death of cholera at Grimsby, a seaport IN
Lincolnshire, and the authorities have
been notified of the existence OF another
supposed case of the disease.
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y TUG GOES TO THE BOTTOM.

Sinks in the Duluth Harbor Close 70
tho Docks-One Life Lost.
DULUTH (Minn.), Sept. The fight
made by Inman's tug line upon the
Singers tug line, because the latter went
into the yessel-towing business, resulted
in the sinking of Inman's tug Pathfinder
in the harbor close to the docks before tn o
eyes of thousands of people, and also in
the death of Charles Scully, fireman on
the Patnfindar
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Death of a Newspaper Writer.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Major Richard
II. Sylvester, a well-known newspaper
writer, died in this city this morning in
his sixty-third year. Major Sylvester
was a native of Vermont, who went TO
Iowa while young man. thence to st.
Louis, and became an editorial writer on
the Post Dispatch. He came to Wash
ington in 1877, and entered the editorial
rooms OF the Washington Post. with
which journal he has since been identi-
fed. Mr.. Sylvester was principal edi-
torial writer on the Post, and was noted
as a graceful and vigorous writer.
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TROUBLE LOOKED FOR.
Bloodshed Feared in Mining Dis
trict of Michigan.
TROOPS ORDERED OUT FO PROTECT
THE WORKMEN.

An Historic Play House ut Buffalo.
Indiana Jail Under Guard of a
Strong Posse of Officers to Prevent
q Threatened Lynching of a Negro
BOy.
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commence Man Arrested.

CHICAGO, Sept 1.-Peter Lake, one OF
the old-time American confidence men,
is under arrest here. Lake is known to
the police as "Grand Central Peter"
from the fact that he made the Grand Cen
trail depot in New York City his field OF
operations for over twenty years. He
has virtually retired from the business.
and although he is said to have made
500, 900 by his wits. he is now poor. He
has boen through the West, and 10 those
whom he selects for victims he represents
himself as the owner of large Cripple
Creek mining interests.
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Fire at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept Fire this morning
destroyed the picture-frame factory Of
George Keller at Il and q Illinois street.
The building and stock were entirely
consumed and the machinery rendered
worthless. The damage will reach 81 600.
The blaze is supposed to have been
started by an incendisry.
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Many Persons Poisoned.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.l, Sept. 1.-The
entire family of James Reed of Loudon
County, not far from Hartman, and q
number of others who were attending a
birthday party at Reeds house, ars. suf-
fering from the ef1ects OF poison. Prob
ably several persons will die. IL was inn
possible to tell whether the poison was
from verdigris or caused by the eating of
watermelons W which had been poisoned to
catch thieves who had been robbing the
patch.
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DECATUR uli.). Sept. |. A tragic
shooting aflray occurred this morning at
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Ferryboat Sunk.

DUBUQUE Ia.), Sept. 1.-The ferryboat
Eagle Point was sunk yesterday while
running from the Wisconsin to the Iowa
shore. She struck submerged cradle
built and owned by the Diamond Joe
Company. 4 nun Der of teams and pas
sengers were aboard, but the engineer
put on steam and ran the boat ashore,
and all were saved.
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Bad wreck Caused by a Broken Axle.

bau "rech Sauseu oS broheh Axle
ALTOONA Pa. Sept. Late last night
a broken axle caused q bad wreck to a
freight train near Petersburg, on the
Pennsylvania road Fifteen cars were
demolished and the tracks were blocked
until noon to-day. brakeman s. L.
Frank OF Harrisburg was insta ntly killed.
Another man, name unknown, was badly
injured.
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Double Tragedy at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Martin Batz, aged
%. was seriously stabbed in fight last
Thursday. Tonight his sweetheart,
Miss Mamie Boyd, visited him at the
hospital and learned that his case was
hopeless. She. went home and took poi
son and died at o'clock. Batz was dying
at midnight.
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MarshaIl AIcDouaId Dead.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Marshall Nc
Donald of West Virginia, who for the
past five years has held the position of
United States Commissioners OF Fisheries,
died at his home here to-day after an ILL
ness of several months.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Reorganized Dominion Cabinet.

CHICAGO. March 27.-A special dispatch
from Ottawa, Ont says: The Domin-
as to be ready for the meeting of parla-
ment next month. Mr.. Patterson, minis
ter of militia, resigned his portfolio, which
was accepted. He will remain in the cab
met without portfolio before going to
Manitoba as lieutenant governor.
"Dr. Montague, member Of the cabinet,
without portfolio, was sworn in as secre-
tary Of state by Lord Aberdeen. The
present secretary, A. +. Dickey, will be
made minister of militia as soon as he re-
turns from the Maratime province. mean
time Mr.. Patterson will remain acting
secretary of state under the appointment
of DR.. Montague, which will necesSitate
his being reelected. He sits for Haldl-
mand, strong conservative district in
OntarinN
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Big Athletic Events in Detroit

DETROIT, March 27.-One of the
greatest athletic events seen in
Detroit for many a year will take
place in the auditorium tonight
under the auspices of the Fellow
craft club. Every style Of athletic
sport is on the programme, includ-
ing sparring, wrestling, fencing
and great variety of specialties
introduced by the best travelling
the road. The leading boxing
event will be between James r.
Hayes, the clever amateur, as ever
donned the mitts, and Jack Collin.
Detroit is particularly strong in
wrestling talent, having both the
l25-pound and 145-pound cham
pions, and these will be pitted
against the best that can be pro-
cured for the evenings entertain
ment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
CUBAN WAR NEWS.
PRESS CENSORSHIP PREVENTS THE
PUBLICATION OF ANY BUT
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS.
The Insurgents Making a Little
Heaoway and There is Some
Talk of Consumption for
the Army.

NEW YORK, March PA dis
patch from Tampa, Fla, says:
Havana passengers by the Olivette
bring news that the insurgents
have taken possession of Payamo.
The rumor was current at the
Louvre, but the newspaper simply
announced the fact that Santoclide
had met the insurgents at Mama
milo. AS the Louvre is the resort
OF many Spanish officers, from
where the rumor gained circula-
ton in Havana, it is generally cred
tied. No news Of the battle can be
gained through the newspapers.
A Cuban gentleman says every
item OF war news is almost iden-
ticaliy the same in every paper
published in Havana. The uni
formity is astonishing to any
American, but he says it is OBJ
tanned in this way: When the
Captain General desires to give
any information about the insur-
rection he notifies all the news
paper offices. Reporters are at
once sent to the palace, and seated
at a long table, they write at the
dictation Of government official.
Nothing but this official statement
is allowed published by the gov
eminent in Havana. He saws
the Cuban's vehemently deny the
rumOr that this is race war.
Conscriptions of Cubans for mill.
tary duty is being advocated by
the Spanish officers in Havana,
and it is believed that such a move
will soon be made. About twenty
five young men arrived from Ha.
vana anticipating such a move.
Their parents are anxious to have
them escape such unwelcome SER
vice. Some Of them say they have
to make their way from Cuba into
this country but they have to bear
arms for Spain. There are about
twenty schooners fitting out here
now ostensibly for the sponge
banks but it is not believed that
this is the destination OF all of
them,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Selling a Railroad.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March
Pin accordance with the judg-
ment rendered in the United States
court here fortnightago, for $685..
SO in favor of Albert c. Hall, OF
New York, as trustee Of the bonds.
men against the Frankfort and
Southwestern railroad and others
the road will no sold under mort
gage today. the road is thirty-five
miles long and runs from Frank
fort into Wexford.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
THE LADY CYCLERS.
CHICAGO RIDERS ORGANIZE A CLUB
FOR DRESS REGULATION.
They Will Discard Boomers and
Big Sleeves and Insist on Knick-
erbockers as the Proper
Caper on a Wheel

CHICAGO, March 27.-Knicker-
bockers and Reform society, the
members and ladies of Knicker-
booker Cycling club of Chicago :
Primaries were held and reports
made showing a possible mem ber-
ship Of 100 advocates Of skirt COM
fort, regardless Of popular opinion.
Last night the following call was
sent out: GAIL ladies who ride
cycles lin knickerbockers and who
intend to do so this season and
wish to form a club for mutual
pleasure and to do so in a sensible
manner, please send their ad
dresses to Mrs. X. B. Cornell,
1913 Twenty-fifth street, Chicago"
within few days an organized
meeting will be held and the laws
Of the new club be formulated and
adopted. The essential require
ments will be the wearing Of regu-
lation "knickerbockers" and hos
tility to the "Bioomer." Some lati-
tude as to the coat and waist
caost will be allowed and the
knickerbockers may be leathea
stockings. Balloon" sleeves will
be met with disapprval, as scarcely
less offensive than cossack dress
or "Bloomers." The fact Of the
matter is this, said a promoter OF
the knickerbocker club. Women
who ride bicycles know they
are utterly preprosterous and i'm
possible. The wind catches them
and makes it impossible to govern
the machine and they catch in the
wheels at critical moments and
throw the ride sidewise. They
increase the labor of propelling the
bicycle so that it becomes a task
rather than pleasure. We stand
for sensibleness. A dress suitable
for the proper enjoyment of a fine
sport and a health promoting exer-
else. There are about 100 of us
and we are determined to take an
independent stand in this matter,
regardless of anything insular per-
sons may say or think. If it is
right for women to ride wheels, it
is right for them to wear garments
which are safe and comfortable.
We propose to do BOTH"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
AFTER Ii HUNG CHANG.
Japan Repudiates the Act of Vio-
lence and Will Punish the
Miscreaut

NEW YORK, March PA special
dispatch from Shanghai says: The
following is a translation of an
imperial transcript published in a
special issue Of the Japanese Ga
zette, connected with the attempt
on the life Of Ii Hung Chang:
"China is now in a state Of war
with our country, but she had,
with a due observance of the forms
of international etiquette, sent an
ambassador for the conclusion Of
peace. We, on our part, named our
plenipotentiaries, who were in
StrucIed to meet him and
negotiate for terms at Simonski.
Thus it was incumbent upon us in
pursuance with international usage
TO afford the mbassador treatment
consistent with the national honor
and TO accord him a suitable escort
for his protection. He consequent
ly gave orders to all funCtiOnaries
to use the utmost dignity, and it is
therefore with profound grief that
We have to express our regret that
a rutfian should have dared to in
fiict personal injury upon the Chin
ese ambassador. The culprit must
receive the severest punishment
provided by law. Our official SUBJ
jects must respect our wishes to
preserve the glory Of this country
untarnished and must provide
against such recurrence as this.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Chinaman for Mavor.

CHICAGO, March 27.-A special to the
Record from Lexington, Neb., says: The
people of this place are considerably
worked up over the election of city Off
GERS. 5. c. Mullens and j. c. Carr. Re-
publican and Independent, are candidates
for mayor. with Sam Wal Tai, a China
man coming in as dark horse, with petit
tiOn signed by fifty citizens and business
men. The city clerk threw the petition
out, but the voters say they will write
Sans name on the vote. Sam says he
will run everything wide open.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Perry's Death Sentence.

POCATELLO, Idaho, March o.
Charles Perry's sentence to death
for the murder of Patrick McNa-
mara in June last is set for execu-
ton today. The crime was COM
mitted for robbery and desperate
fight has been made to save his
life. An eleventh hour reprive is
not uneXpected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Fatal Football.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Death will
soon claim George d. Bahen, football
player, who was seriously injured in the
game between the teams of the George
town University and the Columbia Ath-
letic club last Thanksgiving day. Bahen
was playing with the former team. and
received injuries in a rush for the ball.
Since then he has been in the hospital
He has been delirious for the past few
days, and the surgeons of the Emergency
hospital predict his demise within a week,
IL not sooner,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Help for the Cuban Government

New YORK, March IA spe.
cial dispatch from Havana says:
Representatives from organizations
Of Puerto Principe paraded the
streets, after which they sent word
to the government that they would
help fight the insurgents if called
upon to do so. Hundreds of ne
groes have made similar offers Of
their services to the government.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Short in His Cash.

MARION, ILL.,, March 27.-A. b. STRAIT
ton, attorney for Armour e Co., Chicago,
has been in Marion the past few days, In
vestigating the shortage of J. n. Hart,
agent of the company at this place. Hart
was recently promoted, but this was done,
it was claimed, that his accounts might
be investigated. He is said to have col
lected money and to have failed to report
it, claiming the bills were unpaid The
total amount Of the alleged shortage is
ahOut S. coo
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Who VIII Say "Out?'

NEW YORK, March 27.-The
meeting Of the National League to
arrange a schedule and appoint
umpires will be held here today.
There will be some lively log roll
ing among the candidates for the
pireships.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Mining Engineers Meeting.

OCALA, Fla, March 27.-The
American Mining Engineers will
hold a three days meeting here
this week, beginning today. Every
state in the country will be repre-
sented and about 400 mining engi-
neers and mine owners will be in
attendance. The citizens OF this
town have made extensive prepar-
atoms for their entertainments.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Chauncey's Nephew Goes Over.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 81 "A Spe-
cial from AtchisOn, Kansas. tells of the
suicide 10 that city of John Wilde, well
known railroad man and nephew of
Chauncev Depew. No cause is given for
the act. Wilde'S mother was a sister Of
the railroad magnate. Wilde, who was
railroad route agent, was well known in
the west. Among his effects. it is said,
was the only pedigree of the Depew fam
lily from its French ancestry, with the
name spelled "DuPue," down to the
present day
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
All Quiet in Lima.

New YORK, March 37.-A special dis
patch from Lima. Peru, says: The
British cruiser Wills Swan has arrived at
CalIaO and will go on to Panama taking
Caceres as passenger. This provisional
government has ordered Gen. Pierola to
quarter all his troops in Lima and has
appointed new municipal officers in that
pitV -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Lion and Bear Fight,
From the Laredo News. |

Colonel E. Daniel Boone arrived in this
city last night from Fort Worth with two
magnificent wild animals. a lion and a
bear. Which, as will be seen by his ad in
another place in this issue. will fight to a
finish in a bull ring in New Laredo, Next
co. next Sunday evening. This will be an
entertainment never before seen in this
section OF the country and it will be one
that the audience will dream bout Col
Boz pc says that the victor in the fight he
will put against bull on the following
Sunday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Anti-Saloon Congress

CLEVELAND, March 27.-The
Congress of the anti-SalOon league
will be held here today. In the
evening a mass meeting will be
held in Music Hall. Among the
speakers will be Bishop Watterson,
of Columbus, and Rev. Hugh
Montgomery, Of Massachusetts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
A Sanguinary Battle

New YORK, March 27.-A special from
Panama says: The government has is
sued a bulletin claiming a victory over
the rebels at Boyeca. 1t was a costly one
however, for out of the 1900 troops I'M
der General Reyes, which formed the
expedition 1,5OO dropped off through ia.
tigne or disease during the march and of
the remaining 1.5OO which engaged in the
battle $50 were killed before victory
rested with the gOYernmant forces
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Tired of Life and Suicides.

CHICAGO. March 91-A. r. Ingram
manager of the Fire EXtinguIShpr com
pany, attempted TO commit suicide last
night by shooting himself in the head
Four physicians worked over him all
night, but early this morning it was an
nounced that he gould live but few
hours. The company of which he is
manager succeeded to the business of the
BabOck Fire EXtinguisher company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Manitoba,s School Question.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba. March EFT is
anticipated that the lieutenant governor
will present the Dominion governments
remedial order on parochial separate
school to the House today. A crowd is
attending the legislature in expectation
of its presentation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Hayti Troops Victorious.

New YORK. March "a special dis
patch from Kingston, Jamaica says: "a
battle has taken place between the Hay
tian troops and the revolutionary forces
of the San Domingo frontier. 1t resulted
in favor of the government troops COM
manded by General Hypolite in person.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
To Honor Heroes.

ELIZABETH, N. j., March PA
meeting of delegates from patriot
ic organizations in Elizabeth will
be held here today, to take steps to
erect a soldiers and sailors monu-
ment in Elizabeth, in memory of
the heroes who died in defence of
the Union. A monument associa-
ti0n will be formed
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
Sou thern Tennis Champions

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March o.
The tropical championship OF the
National Lawn Tennis association
will be held here today. Many of
the northern cracks, now wintering
here, will take part,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
The schoolmasters' Club to Meet.

ANN ARBOR, March PA two
days classical conference will be
held here today, under the auspices
of the Michigan Schoolmasters'
club. Among the professors who
will be present papers are: Charles
f. Bennett. Cornell; f. A. Bechtel,
Northwestern; NJ. l.. d'Ooge, Mich
igan; G. G. Hendrickson, Wiscon-
sin; G. NJ. Mass, Illinois; L. F.
Palmer. Lake Forrest, and John c..
RDIfe, Michigan. Professor John
w. White, of Harvard, will deliver
an address on "Greek in Modern
Education"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-27
DON'T BUY CONSIGNED PIANOS and ORGANS.


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rHE MORGAN REGISTER.

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