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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
Bismarck,s Birthday Festival.

BERLIN March 25.-The celebration of
the eightieth anniversary of the birth of
Prince Bismarck, which occurs April 1St.
NAV be said to have commenced today as
329 members Of the ReichStag and Prus-
sian diet started during the day for
FREDERICKSBURG, to congratulate the eX-
chancellor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, March 25.-Nearly
4CD members OF the ReiChStdg and PruS-
sian Diet arrived here today. The depu-
tation proceeded to the Castle front where
they we're received in a body by Prince
bismarck. Herr, Won Koeller, preSi lent
of the lower house of the Prussian Diet,
made a speech congratulating Prince
bismarck on the approaching anniver-
sarv Of his birth. The Prince responded
thanking the deputies.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
AUNT PHOEBE TALKS.
Says She Believes Senator James G
Fair Was Poisoned.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 25.-The Call
says the latest sensational developments
in the noted Fair will case is that inSin-
nations are abroad that the deceased
millionaire died by poison, administered
bv parties Interested in his death taking
COusain, the well known wOmen'S rights
advocate of ST Louis, who claims to have
been the ailianced wife of Senator Fair,
broadly hints at her suspicious that Sen
ator Fair had been given poison at
more than one time The SuS-
piciOnS of Miss COuSain'S are
backed by a San Franciscan. who is
In position to know a great deal that
occurred to Senator Fair just before his
death. This man is keeping in the back
ground for certain reasons but when he
tells his story the public will be able to
form opinions as to whether the Suspi-
cinns Of Miss COnsainS are correct or not
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
STATE LEGISLATURE.
Appropriation Bill Passed-Salaries
Cut But Little.

AUSTIN, Texas, March p. Special
The House this morning resumed cOnSd-
GRAFTON Of the appropriation bill, leaving
the department of state appropriation
unchanged. In the treasury department
the salary of the chief clerk was left at
81 $50, though an attempt was made to
cut it to $500. A motion to cut the night
watchman'S salary to 800, from $ J. was
defeated, and the salary was placed at
500 though an attempt was made to
strike out the appropriation altogether.
One hundred and fifty dollars were APP
urOpriated for contingent expenses.
corresponding clerk was cut from four
teen 10 twelve hundred. The salary of
the examining clerk was left at Sl,2L);
the appropriation for messenger and col
Iector was left a. 5000 Fourteen hundred
dollars each were allowed the two book
keepers: ten thousand dollars were al
lowed to refund money to purchasers of
the public domain who are unable to &C
Ouire title to same. The balance OF the
department was left intact
The Senate this morning passed to it's
third reading the house bill allowing
limitation to run against married women.
The Rogers arbitration bill passed the
Senate this morning by vote OF 20 to So.
BealI's bill providing for more etfec-
tive system of public schools was consid-
cred on its final passage.
Greer'S Joint resolution approprlating
81 600 for the purchase OF w. b; Travis
bible was passed and sent 10 the house.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
PURGED OF CONTEMPT.
McIrwin is Acquitted, and Turns
Over the Books.

PITTsBURG, March 25.-George McIrwin,
the famous blind pool operator today
purged himself of contempt by surrender
ing the books and papers to the Union
Trust, where they will be accessible to
the receiver and his attorneys. Judge
Ewing several weeks ago, declared Nc
Irwin ia contempt for refusing to sur
render the books, but the Supreme court
suspended the order, and released Nc
Irwin from jail, until after the trial Of a
criminal suit then pending against
MeIrwin, and which resulted in &C
ouittal Of the defendant The books
and papers will be used by the receiver to
discover if McIrwin really did use the
money of his clients in Legitimate orpera.,
tiOn as he alleges. II not. number OF
civil and criminal suits will follow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
SERIOUS CHARGES.
Spanish Agents Allege Discovery of
Active Sympathizers in
the States,

KEY WEST, March p. An official Of
the Cuban government who has arrived
here today says exact and detailed in
formation is in the hands of the Spanish
officials as to places throughout the
United States where arms and ammuni-
ton, it Is believed are being collected and
shipped to the Cuban insurgents. Two
important Rendezvous are stated to he in
Philadelphia and Perth AmbOy. n. j.
The Spanish officials have the location of
the rendezvous, with the names of per
sons most active and the manner Of 0Uer-
alton. Their information is said to show
that Philadelphia is hOtbed Of
the movement, and that heavy
shipments of arms and ammu
ntion have been made from there.
These northern rendezvous are in addi
ton TO those at Savannah, Fernandez and
other points in the South, concerning
which information is being laid before the
Spanish minister at Warrington and may
form an important part in the pending
negotiation between the United States
and Spain, and is likely to form the basis
for request for the issuance Of orders by
the attorney general of the United States
to the district attorneys al the various
places under suspicion, 10 apprehend t e
parties alleged TO have been engaged il
the systematic forwarding of revolution
ary supplies.
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Piece of Old News by Telegraph.

WAsHINGTON, March p. - Tomorrow
PaymaSter General VIM. Smith, United
States army, will retire. on account Of
age. He is native of Vermont, but was
appointed from Minnesota. There is said
to be lively competition among the Off
cialS Of the paw corps for this place. The
senior is Col. ChaS. NJ. Terrell, stationed
at Texas, but the fact that he has less
than "A year active service ahead of him
tefOre retirement encouraged other Off
GERS to aspire to the appointment.
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a Clash VIII Ensue.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, March 25-The
order of the Dominion government that
relief be given the Roman Catholics
Of Manitoba by legislation granting
separate schools have been received by
the LEGISLATURE The order will be heard
in the LegisIgture tonight or tomorrow,
but there is no question but that the
order viii be rejected. There is much
butter feeling here over the question and
it is difficult to say where the matter will
end
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
Colored Screwmen Safe.

New ORLEANS. La, March 25.-The ne
groeS went to work on the levee this
morning withOu, military protection.
Soldiers were held in their armOreS in
case of trouble. As many So called rioters
who made the murderOuS assault on the
COlOred labOrerS TWO weeks ago are under
arrest: II is not believed there will be any
further violence from the murderers for
tho DraSaDt
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The Editorial "We".

Irate Subscriber bursting into
the sanctum Where is the
editor? l have come to whip him !!
Ar-r-r-r-r-!
Editor Hawvill Clarion-All
right sir! We will attend to your
case in few moments, and
Subscriber-hold on! Hold on !!
PIl take it all back If there are two
of you for me to fight.
mat lame BACK can 90 cured win
Or Miles NERVE PLAST' - Only sc
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
Ii Hung Cnang's Condition

YOKOHAMA, March 25.-The bullet is
not yet extracted from the face of Ii
Hung Chang, but his condition is favOra-
BILE. He has no fever and is suffering lit
tie pain His aSSailant, who is described
as a political bravo, rushed from the
crowd when the VicerOy'S palanQuin was
passing, seized the NicerOy'S hand and
fired at the Chinese statesman. The hu,.
let entered his left cheek. The affair
caused the Creates indignation here.
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Presidential Amendments.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 25.-The
President has made the folio wing APP
pointmentS: Jas. H. Outhwaite. of Ohio,
to be member of the Board of Ordnance
and Fertilization. vice Byron McCutch-
con, resigned; Julius Tucker, of Texas,
to be consul for the United States at Mar
tiniQuc West Indies
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, March n For Eastern
Texas: Generally fair, except light local
showers on the immediate coast today:
variable winds, slightly cooler in the ex-
IRENE northern portions Tuesday morn
ing.
Arkansas: Showers today. followed by
fair. nOrtherIy winds. and cooler.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory: fair,
nOrlherlV winds and cooler
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
Street Car Collision.

Two street cars on the Flores Street
line collded on the same track on North
Flores street, near Mason, last night.
Both headlights were smashed, the lamps
exploded, and part Of the front Of one car
was burned, and one platform was de-
molished. The accident was caused by
the trolley of one car coming off the feed
wire and the failure of the brakes TO act.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
Fire Alarm.

An alarm of fire, caused by Campbell
Bros ripening bananas in the cellar of
the store on Houston street yesterday
morning, called out the fire department.
The stove pipe fell down and filled the
place with smoke, hence the alarm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
Anti-Toxins Lowers the Record.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, March 25.-The
cause of the remarkably low death rate
from diphtheria at the Indiana Institute
for Feeble Minded Youth is attr butable
out of forty cases there have only been
two lealh.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
The Royal Yachts Arrive.

LONDON, March 25.-The royal yachts
Victoria and Albert have arrived in the
English channel. Both vessels are slight
lv DAMAGED
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Ice Gorges Afoat.

PIrTsBURG. March p The enormous
ice gorgeS which threatened the safety of
a number of towns along the river. slid
ont quietly today. One was near Kit
tanning. and the other, three miles in
length. in Mah)ning creek at its junction
with Allegheny river
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NICARAGUA WILL ISSUE BONDS.
To Prohibit High Hats.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March ga bill has
been introduced in the House making
misdemeanor punishable by fine or i'm
prisonment, for women TO wear large
hats at places of public amusement.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 25.-Catte receipts TO-,
So including l,5CJ TeXanS: market strong
to 10 cents higher.
Sheep receipts 1900 the best strong
others weak,
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The Debs Case Again.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 25.-The
United States Supreme court TODAY began
hearing arguments in the case of Eugene
" DcbS, president Of the American Rail
way union, and others, who participated
with him in the Chicago strike
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So Sorry it Happened.

YOKOHAMA, March RESOLUTIONS
have been submitted to the japanese diet
rpgretting the attack made upon NicerOy
Ii HING Chang, who was shot and
wounded in the face yesterday at Shi-
rnnn O III
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25

TROOPS ARRIVING FROM SPAIN.
HAVANA. March p. The steamer San.
u ID Dmingo has arrived at Santiago with
900 Span SD troops. The steamers Alton
50 y III and Antonio Lopez with Spanish
troops for Cuba arrived at Porto Rico Sat
uruay.
THE NEXT SPEAKER.
LONDON, March %. The Daily News
saws there is every reason to believe that
after all Leonard Courtney, the advanced
Liberal CommOner. will be the next
speaker Of the House. His candidacy"
says the News, gains in favor daily
DISASTROUS FLOODS.
Berlin. March 95.-FlOOdS prevailing
in The Glogau district of PruSSian SiIesia
have inundated the towns Of Ohlan,
SedlitZ and KOttwiu.
PEREZ BAND REFUSED.
HAVANA, March 25-A dispatch from
Guantanamo says IL is reported that
Perez, with his band, has attacked cOf-
fee plantation at HeratinO, in the vCini-
" of TateraS. with the result of being re-
pulsed by volunteers, who are pursuing
MIN.
WILL SEND SILVER DELEGATES
SYDNEY. y. S. w. March 25.-The gov
eminent Of New Zealand has decided
silver conference. II has taken steps
also to appoint a Pacific cab,e commits
sion.
ENGLAND STRENGTHENING The NAV /.
%LoNDoN. March 25-In the House of
Lords Lord BrasSey commented upon the
insufficient number Of men available for
manning the navy. aud proposed that the
navy reserve be raised to SOC } men. AL
though, he said, the navy was never SO
well prepared as il is at present, the mar
gin of waste is not sufficient and far be
hind that of the French navy. Earl
Spencer, First ord Of the Admiralty,
agreed with Lord Brassey that it was
necessary to strengthen the reserve, so as
to be ready for the waste OF war. The
admiralty committee will soon present a
report dealing with the question.
FIGHTING IN CALCUTTA.
CALCUTTA, March 25-News has been
received of the defeat of Sikh company
under Lieut.. Ross, by Chitralis. Lieut..
Ross and sixty SikhS were marching to
reinforce the troops at ReShun. The ma
tiveS who were behind breaStworks near
Karawah fuSiladed them and forced them
to retreat. They followed the company
closely and eventually hemmed them in on
all sides There were about LOO natives
all firing steadily upon the SIkhS. Lieut..
Ross, forty-SiX soldiers and eight camp
followers were left dead on the field The
rest of the force escaped. Another relief
force will be started for ReShun with all
haste.
NICARAGUA WILL ISSUE BONDS.
LONDON, March 25.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette says that without doubt the Mica
raguan indemnity will be raised by the
issue OF coffee bonds. The Gazette blameS
the council of foreign bondhOlderS for not
securing the already sufficient export
the outstanding debt. 1t also condemns
the council for its miSmanagement of the
debts of Central America, for not making
a reasonable settlement, and for making
excessive demands. The result will be,
the paper says, that the bondholder will
eventually have to accept infinitely less
than he might have obtained few years
ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25

The r. P. A. convention will
probably be held in the new Beeth-
oven Maennerchor hall.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
rINING II Up.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 25.-NegOtta-
lions with Guatemala are proceeding
slowly. but satisfactorily. A rupture is
possible, but not probable.
TROOPS ARRIVING FROM SPAIN.
HAVANA, March p. The steamer San.
II ID Dmingo has arrived at Santiago with
900 Span SD troops. The steamers Alton
so MI and Antonio Lopez with Spanish
troops for Cuba arrived at Porto Rico Sat
uruay.
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THE MARKETS.

New York. Dec. 19.-The stock msrksf
to-day was subjected to pressure by for
eign and domestic dealers q for both ac-
counts. The agitation aroused by ~
venezuelan message was the cardinal In
nuence upon the speculation. A further
advance In the exchange market In the
rates for demand bills was feature and
the jump In call money rates to s per
cent. also attracted special attention The
rate reacted later to 8 per cent In the az
ternoon reports from Washington that
the senate would take deliberate action on
the Venezuelan commission bills started
covering of shorts on a large scale and
moderate buying for long account. go
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SUMMONS.

State Of Montana, County of Deer
Lodge. ss
In the Justice court. Anaconda township.
before j. NJ Kennedy, justice of the
peace. Tietjen, Petritz a. Stelger, plain
tiffs. versus S. II. Haddux and George
M. Clark. defendants.
The state OF Montana, to the above
named defendants. greeting:
You are hereby summoned TO be and
appear before me. ]. NJ. Kennedy, a Jus
tice OF the peace I'm and for the county of
Deer Lodge. at my once. in Anaconda.
ON Thursday the ninth day OF January.
A. d.. 1896, ait 10 o'clock a. m. of said day.
then and there to make answer to the
complaints of Tietjen. Petrdtz q steiger.
the above named plaintiffs. In a civil ac-
ton to recover the sum OF two hundred.
nfty-six and thirty-onehundredth dollars
for goods. wares and merchandise sold
and delivered to you by the plaintiffs
during the month OF November, A. d.,
1895
And you are hereby notified. that N Won
fall TO appear and answer the said com
plant as above required. the said plain
tins Will apply TO the court for the re-
lief demanded in plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
December. A. D.. 1896.
]. NJ. Kennedy,
Justice of the Peace.
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CONDENSED TELE0RAMs.

Apia, Samoa (per steamer Alamedal
Dec. ls.-Miss Margaret Young, queen
OF the Manua group, is dead. She came
70 the throne as a direct descendant OF
the royai line on the side of her moth.
er, who married Arthur Young. a
trader. The queen was rs years old and
reigned four years. =
SILVER city, N. C., Dec. 10.-By a coal
mine explosion at Egypt, N. c., to-day.
~ men were either killed or imprisoned
In the shaft. 1t is impossible as vet Ia
say how many are alive. =
San Francisco. Dec. 19.-The steamer
Aiameda from Honolulu brings advices
qaeeu DEC. IL. w. j. Sheridan and DIR.
James Underwood, recent arrivals
were arrested on the 9th. charged with
conspfring to overthrow the govern
ment and republic of Hawaii. The con-
spiracy was effected partly at San
francisco and partly here.
Albany. N. Y, Dec. 19-The court of
appeals has decided to sustain the
judgment OF the general term revers-
Ing the conviction of Erastus wiman
Tor forgery. Wiman is a free man.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-The steamship
spree stranded this morning on War
Den ledge near Totland' bay. Efforts
made during the day to float the Spree
proved fruitless. She must remain on
the ledge until the next tide at mid
night. Her passengers, who number
ABOUT 10 In the saloon, are still on
board. O
Philadelphia, Dec. 1s.-Tbeodora
Lambert. colored. was hanged in the
Camden Jail at 10:I3 this morning
Lamberts crime was the murder OF
william G. Kairer. a wealthy Camden
baker. Dec. 4. 1893. The murder was
done In the mission of burglary. THE
case became celebrated through the ex-
traordinary efforts of Lambert's coun-
sci 10 save him. He was thrice sem
ssnceo 70 De executed. He protested
his innocence to the last.
New York. Dec. 19.-Estimates Of
gold engagements for shipment satur-
lay range up to 1000 900.
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SUMMONS.

State Of Montana. County of Deer
Lodge, IS.
In the Justice court. Anaconda town.
ship. before ]. NJ. Kennedy, justice OF
the peace. J. v. Collins & Company.
plaintiffs. versus s. H. Maddux and
George NJ. Clark. defendants
The state of Montana, to the above
named defendants. greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and
appear before me. j. NJ. Kennedy, a jus
tice of the peace in and for the county OF
Deer Lodge. at my Office, in Anaconda,
on Thursday the ninth day of January,
A. d., at IL O'Clock a. m. of said day
then and there to make answer to the
complaint of ]. V. Collins & Company
the above-named plaintiffs, in a OWL ac-
ton to recover the sum of one hundred
forty-seven and ten-onehundredth dollars
for goods. wares and merchandise sold
and delivered to you by plaintiffs during
the months of November. A. D.. 1895.
And you are hereby notified, that II you
fail to appear and answer the said COM
paint as above required. the said plain
tins will apply TO the court for the re-
lief demanded in plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
December. A. D.. 1895.
l...r j. NJ. Kennedy,
Justice of the Peace.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boise. Idaho. Dec. 1s.-The legal reo-
resentatfve of ex-Attorney Ceners1
Roberts have informed Attorney Ge,-
eraA Parsons that as soon as the exact
amount OF money due the state nv
Roberts on account OF the Hempell e.
tate Is known 1t will be paid into The
state treasury. The total amount re-
ceived by Roberts was $500. but Roberts
claims he paid out money to keen nm
the property. II II be shown that Rob-
erts paid out the money collected from
the tenant of the estate for legitiu, re-
purpose. he will be credited with
that amount and be required to nav the,
balance. short time ago ATTORNEY
General Parsons notified Roberts. who
is In Philadelphia. that unless he made
a settlement. criminal Proceedings
would be commenced against him. The
estate which should have been escheaf-
ed 10 the state long ago was in the
hands OF Roberts while he was attor-
ney general He collected the rents
but neglected to turn the money into
the treasury. Attorney General Par
sons has secured all the rights of the
state premises. and II Roberts settles.
the state Will lose nothing. The money
arising from the rental or sale OF the
property win be converted into the
school fund
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CADOTTE IS DOOMED
he Is Sentenced to Be Hanged on
Friday, Dec. q.
SKIN OF HIS NECK IS THIN
The Regulation Drop of4soPounds
May Prove a Strain Great Enough
to Crush the Flesh-A Job No
body Wants to Tackle.

Great Falls. Dec. IA special to this
office from Benton says: Joe Cadotte
was to-day sentenced by Judge DuBose
to be executed on Friday, Dec "a, 1896
When asked by the Judge II he had
anything to say why sentence should
not be passed on him. Cadotte replied
In the negative with the plain word.
Nothing"
The remarks of the Judge were very
brief. After the sentence was passed,
the prisoner was taken back to Jail by
Deputy Ford. and expressed satisfac-
ton that, as he must die. the time was
made so brief. He was very impatient
on Wednesday because the Judge was
away, and then expressed a desire to
have the affair done with. To-day he
Is more sociable with the deputy. Since
his confinement, Cadotte has grown
very fat. He spends most of his time
writing and, though his grammar is
somewhat lame. his spelling and writ
Ing is quite neat for three-quarter
Indian.
There is some speculation as to
whether or not Cadotte's neck will
stand the strain without bursting. The
regulation drop weight of 450 pounds
Will be used, but as the condemned
man has an awful scrofulous scar, i'm
perfectly healed, reaching from ear to
ear, there is danger that the skin may
not stand the strain. So thin is the
cuticle OF the scar that the pulsations
or blood can be plainly seen through
the veins Of the neck. Cadotte always
wore a handkerchief around his neck
10 conceal the scar, but scars or no
"a, though 1t is a job no officer would
enjoy.