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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
Mckee Rankin Accused.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March O.
Wednesday night Mckee Rankin,
the actor, whose company is now
appearing in a revival of the Dan.
ties at the Ninth street theatre,
Miss Beatrice O'Neill, his leading
lady, and F. P. Johnson, property
man, and Barney Fuller, leading
man, were arrested under the felo.
ny act on the charge Of attempting
to defraud a hotel, complaint be-
ing brought by the Centroplis
hotel. Yesterday the case against
Rankin and associates was dis
missed and the actors employed an
attorney to bring suit against the
hotel company for $4,000 damages.
Rankin says that he will abandon
his western dates and will remain
in this city to prosecute the case.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
DON'T BUY CONSIGNED PIANOS and ORGANS

already and
mayha in ehouseso o. and rejected.
for belongs
the offering purchase it. payments,
selling
clad BUT NOTES WITH IN
collected
aw
generally
lenders to
become due the loss
of and all the cash paid be expected
who
of Pianos than
established
bank in Texas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
OUTLAWS n AIDED.
Officers Have a Pitched Battle With
Bill Dorlin's Gang

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March o.
A special from Perry, Oklahoma
Territory, to the Star says: "Con-
siderable excitement exists over
the news of fight between large
posse of deputy marshals and Bill
Dorlin's gang, north OF Ingalls,.
The news was received here last
night that a deputy marshal, viii
Nix, Of this city, with fifteen or
twenty deputies, had surrounded a
cave in which the gang was located
and were attempting to blow Dor
lin and gang out Of the cave with
dynamite. A posse went from here
to the marshaIs assistance. All
kinds of rumors are atloat Of fights
between the gang Of outlaws and
the marshals. A raid has been in
contemplation for some time in
that locality. 1t was near there
that the fight in which four mar
shals and several bandits were
killed in June, 1898, occurred.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
Wantsd for Fnrgerv.

New ORLEANS, March 5.-Arthur
S. Shaw will be locked up on sight
charged with forgery. There is an
affidavit charging him with that
offense pending and the order for
his arrest has been given.
The complainant in the case is
VIM. D. West, the manager of the
Western Union Telegraph COM
pany. 1t is charged in the aft
davit that Shaw on the Odd of last
month forged Western Union tele-
gram which aided him to procure
from the Union National Bank on
a forged order the sum OF 800.
Shaw, it is stated, signed the name
of a northern bank president to an
order and then forged a telegram
directing the paying teller OF the
bank to honor the order. The ac-
cused resides at the corner of First
and Rampant streets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
Lii. Gets Five Years.

WASHINGTON, March "a dis
patch from Minister Willis, at
Honolulu, by Saturdays steamer,
and telegraphed from San Fran
cisco to Washington in the press
reports as to Communication OF the
sentences Of death imposed upon
Gulick and Seward, is confirmed.
1t is also stated that the eX-que en-
was sentenced to imprisonment for
five years and $4,000 fine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
GREAT ICE GORGE.
Pennsylvania Towns Threatened by
the Winter Kings Work.

Cne Winter hlnBS "orh'
LANCASTER, Pa, March 5.-The
gorge on the Susquehana at Turkey
Hill is reported to be forty to fifty
feet in height. AT noon the gorge
at Safe Harbor showed away the
railroad bridge of the Port Deposit
railway over Consestoga creek, and
ten cars of coal, which had been
run on it to weight it down, were
carried away. The gorge at Nc
Calls Ferry is reported to be brOk-
en-, but as the telegraph wires are
down, the news lacks confirmation.
There is great alarm at Safe Harbor
for fear the gorge at Turkey Hill
will break and pile on top of the
ice damned at the mouth of the
Conestoga and thus flood the town.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
SISTER SOMERSET TALKS.
She Has Something to Say of the
New English Woman and
Woman's Duties.


NEW YORK, March 5.-Lady
Henry Somerset addressed large
audience at the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian church last night, on
the "New English Woman"
Lady Somerset in opening her
address said that she did not know
that the new English woman differ
ed from the new woman of any
other country. She said that in a
country as conservative as Eng
land where manners and customs
were Of long duration and stand
ing, the woman who dared to cross
the line was entitled to more con-
sideration than the American
woman, who from her earliest
training was allowed more free
dom and liberty, both of action
and thought, than her English
sisters. In reference to her crusade
against "living pictures" she said
that the nerve that was the quick
est to respond to any reform was
the nerve that led to the pocket
book and that this what had made
her crusade misunderstood, for the
managers had tried in every way
to misrepresent her work. of
woman" she said "does not regu-
late the amusement of her children
then she does not do her duty to
her country. Legitimate and
righteous amusements are not
only wholesome, but are necessary
to every man, woman and child"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
A Dangerous Place.

On the west side of the bridge
over the Alazan, on Buena Vista
street, very large washout has
been caused by the late rain, which
is really dangerous and should be
attended to at once. The washout
has taken part Of the main wagon
track, where there is a straight
bank about ten feet deep and more
than that long.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
Che 9uilY Eight.
TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1895
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Horses That Won Yesterday-Flyers
Entered Today.

Eutorou 1Oudy'
NEW ORLEANS, La, March g.
Especial. 1.-The following are the
entries booked for today's races:
First Race mile, purse: Fabia,
81; Ixion, Hi Henry, Terrapin, los !:
Chimes, Tenny, Jr., ITO; Nero, 112.
Second Race mile, purse: Ma
bel R, 81; F.. G. Nichols, 80; Verdi,
1O2; Hibernia Queen, Arellne, lO4 ;
Altoi, Ed. Brown, 106; Wild Hunt
ress, Alice ID, Vancluse, 10Y; Lank,
Beverly, 100; Prince Imperial, Gao
tus Blossom, Edmund Connolly,
III.
Third Race-1 mile selling
Charlie B., Sir James, Florence p,
los; Charter, Alethia Allen, Pearl
n, Mezzotint, 10Y; Henry Owsley,
1O9; Oxford, Ill; Bonnie B., Fakir ;
1l2; Rapidan, 1l3; Hot Spur, ia.
Fourth Race-l1-l6 mile, purse t:
Flush, Trixie, Julia Arthur, 100 ;
DR.. Reed, Russ, Stark, Lagniappe,
102; Minerver, 105; Hollywood,
10Y; Lebanjo, ITO; Birdcatcher,
III.
Fifth Race mile selling {:
Midget, Rabbit, 49,; His Honor,
Gee Whiz, Springtime, The Monk,
101; Manoa, 102; Danube, Fallow-
day, Camden, Darwin Wedgewood,
Loeb Levin, Cooper, Augustus, 1O4 ;
Gov. Hill, 1O7.
WINNERS YESTERDAY.
There was much interest and a
good number of the talent at the
San Antonio Turf Exchange today.
First race-Selling, ll-l6 of a
mile: Merritt, los pounds, Thorpe,
to l, was the winner. Tramp, Ia
pounds, Turner, s to 5, second. Fid-
get, Ill pounds; Nudgeby, II to l,
third. Time, ILL.
Second race-Maidens, 2 years
old, three furlongs, Virgo, 107
pounds, McCue, 10 to l, won; Eileen,
10Y pounds, Nonce, 2 to l, second,
and Cora B, 10Y pounds, Is to l,
third. Time, 80.
Third race-Selling, 1l-l6ths
mile: Florence P, 103 pounds, Tur-
ner, 6 to l, won; Brakeman, 105
pounds, (Thorpe) 6 to l, second,
and Sylum, 1O5 pounds, H. Penry),
2 to |, third time, l Az.
Fourth race-Handicap, 6 fur
longs: Miss Galop, 10S pounds,
(Midgely), 2 to l, won; Miss Lilly,
lO7 pounds, (Thorpe), s to 5, second,
and Hibernia Queen, l02 pounds,
(Turner), to l, third; time, lis.
Fifth race-Selling, 5 furlongs /:
Minerva, 1l2 pounds, (Blake), 4 to
5, won; Shelby Boston, l04 pounds,
(McCue), 10 to l, second, and Wal
ter o, 1O4 pounds, Is to l, third /;
time, :055.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
Died.

Mrs. w. II. Rowley. Friends and
relatives are invited to attend the
funeral tomorrow, Wednesday, at
3 p. M, from her late residence,
1914 South Presa street. Daughters
of Rebekah are cordially invited to
attend.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05
Called Meeting,

Members Of Miriam Rebekah Degree
Lodge No. "a, l. o. o. F., are requested to
meet at their hall, Wednesday, at p. IN;
for the purpose of attending the funeral
of Sister Amanda l.. Rowley, OF Ruth
Lodge No. l, New Albany, Ind.
asst MRS. C. BENEDICT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-05

MIR. and Mrs. Herman J. Vo-
gler are rejoicing over the safe ar
rival Of a baby son yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

a, NJ. Ingersoll ct al. VS.. Ada 4. Nc
Willie ct al-Applicntlon for writ of
error The application shows no error
for which the judgment ought to be re-
Nersed, This court Is not prepared to
hold that the trial court did not err in
requiring the witness Lydia Hawiey 10
answer the questions whether she had
not sexual Intercourse with Collins. and
whether she had not visited a house OF
ill fame, II was not found necessary
10 decide the point, II error at ali II ia
error Of which appellants cannot take
advantage, The answers were relevant
on cross-eXnmingtlon as tending to
show the bins OF the witness and as
tending 10 effect the credibiiity OF her
testimony. The privilege OF not ans
wcrlng In such case "a the privilege OF
the witness only. II witness either
voluntarily OF by compulsion OF the
court answers n question, which Il is
his privilege not 70 answer, no party
can complainQteglna vs. Kinglake. %
Law Times. n. s. 335; 90 Cal. 50: People
VS. Brown 70 n. Y. SID Application
refused opinion by Gaines. c, j.
The sturgiss National bank Va. ]. ].
Smith ct al.-Appllcatlon FOR q writ of
error: The court Of ciyll appeals re-
versed the Judgment OF the district
, court and remnnded the cause. To
show that this court has jurisdiction to
holding In this case Is different hold
ing on the same question OF law. to that
OF the court OF the civil appeals for the
fourth district IN the case OF tho In
4 ternadonal Building and Loan associa-
4 tion VS., Fortaison ct uN., "a s. w.
I 45s." One OF the exceptional cases in
I which this court may grant the writ
/ where a Judgment Is reversed and the
| cause remanded, is where amy two OF
che courts OF clyil appeals may hold
| differently on the same question OF law
\ The fifth. sixth and seventh exceptions
| In the statute were Inserted for tho
| purpose OF enabling this court upon
| the frat opportunity to settle questions
/ questions OF law Jpn which conflicting
| opinions were held by any OF the courts
having appellate jurisdiction. so far at
least Az the opinion OF this court can
settle such questions; and we are OF
opinion that It was not the Intention to
give this court Jurisdiction In such cases
when We have already determined the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

An address, has be,, forwarded IN
Governor Culberson aligned nv an the
wholesale house. 1,d 81, ,,,r,l,r n,
,r9,nIp,,, buslrsss mon nj Fort worm
.rsIpr him IN sI,.n th. nm which b,s
5aaseI the I..lsIatir. pr,yidlp- for tBc
mrrsrnr OF the Fort Worth ana New
orleans railway. from Fort worth d,
WBxaharhIe. tho Central T,xas ana
Northwestern. WaxabnclIe ia Garrett
aud the Austin and Northwestern. from,
Austin to I.lano. into the Hgnaton and
Texas railway system.
II ia obylyug 10 any ono who will
take q look at the map that this rtes-
ura is ia the public lnterest anu shatll
become "a law. The citizens OF other
towns along the lines affected h,vs
petitloned the governor L., improve If
It gives more enestual force to
healthy competition. instead of inter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21
ccuRr OF cRININAL APpgALg.



George Maxwell vs.. state-Appeal
from Travis Assault to murder The
refusal to grant continuance was
not excepted to and no bills OF excep-
lions are In the record The affidavit
OF Annie Turner Is not newly discov-
cred evidence, and was known 10 the
defendant prior to the trial, she be-
Ing one Of the eye Witnesses to the
entire Transaction. The testimony for
the state and for the defense Is in
direct conflict. 1t was the province OF
the jury 10 decide the issue and this
court Is not Justified In setting aside
Che conviction, The charge fairly sub
mitted the Issues. Affirmed. Opinion
by Davidson, j.
Il. McLesky vs.. State--Appeal from
Coryell The recognizance requires to
''abide the judgment Of the court OF
appeals" instead OF the court OF Grim
HAL appeals, as required by law. This
question has so often been decided
that II Is deemed unnecessary to cite
authorities Appeal dismissed Opinion
BY Davidson, j.
August Waechter VS.. State-Appeal
from Travis. On motion for rebearing.
IL Is insisted that the facts do not
show when the oifense was cqmmitted.
The evidence Is too clear for discussion,
and proves beyond cSvil than the
trouble occurred on July 4. 1884. The
statement OF the girl to BOalright was
clearly res gestae. The proximity OF
lime. condition of the girls mind. etc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21
DALLAS LOCAL OPTION.
What Or, seasholes Has to Say About
the Contest.


Dallas, Tex, April 2O.-Rev. c. l..
seasholes. pastor OF the First Baptist
church, and chairman Of the local re-
form committee, speaking OF the pros
pective local option campaign in Dali
las, today said to Gazette reporter:
~ have been out in the country. talk
ing to the farmers and others about
the coming local option election. The
good people OF Dallas county want the
question Of local option made a county
Issue, and they know that temperance
win carry by an overwhelming ma
iority. Not only will the temperance
people vote for local option. but dozens
OF drinking men will vote for temper
ance. They want to shut up the sa-
looms, 70 that they may have chance
to save money and properly feed and
clothe their families.
Next Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
at the V. NJ. c. a. l shall report upon
complete plan OF reorganization"
The reform Committee have notified
the Lemps' Brewing company that they
mean to vote whisky and beer out nf
the county, and unless the company
wishes TO lose their money, they had
better not invest II In brewery plant
here, for which the ground has been
purchased and broken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21
MORTON SAYS HE u0EsET
WHETHER DEMOCRACY In,
GAINES VOTES
HE'S FOR GOLD STRAIGHT u-,
SAN FRANCISCO AT ALRyan''
PROTECT MISSIONARIES : +
TIoN OF THE TREASURY nm.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON A.

Secretary Morton in an Iptr,.l
day on the silver question. ~
not believe that An
ternational conference IN
tabllsh permanently a N,
tween gold and silver any mo-,
can establish a commercial NJ
tween rye and wheat. Bu,s, !
mercial congress can Ak the ~ /
silver 1t can also fix the pric. ! Il
or any other commodity aul 4
avoid all the possible shr,hpI
in values which tend 10 caa.. \,
MY own judgment Is we nut L
er or later declare that "A, n
states OF America recognize
the best and least fluctuatInr y,
Of value and medium Of 4
which the commerce OF ciyrIns,l
thus far utilized.
at IS hardly possible III, "a
fallacies OF the Popullss mu
porarily secure n majority Il d /
ers of the United States, siaN I
a catastrophe overtake tie n
the people must learn BY al
what they should have learrNh}
gent study and reason.
The time for straddlers hu,
Those Who are for sound cursTl
gold basis ought to have III
TO say so and abide BY. the nj
their declaration. II makes !, n
ence to me whether u declnasF
truth, either upon the tifs n
money question temperate Il
votes from us or allures then [
IT have no hesitation n "a
myself utterly opposed to al MI
age fallacies.
MY Judgment Is that sllys
be restored to Its former III
place in the currency o. hh 4
because the supply Of sllv1 y +
grown the demand for sire K
exchanges Of civilization. N I 4
OF supply to demand Is the n,
lator of value. This actloa 4
alike to salt. silver. sugar I'D
The legislation OF all the lAF
bodies on the face OF The -
never mitigate nor annul Tie r;
of the ineXorable law that y
ton of supply and demand b 4
regulator of value
1.-THE presidents critics, h'El5 +
what Sound money Is 40
man of business may answer u
tlOn.
Sound money is that s'f
rency which has the most J;
and least flunctuatlng, pureAiiA
er In the markets Of all counts
money Is the soundest =
throughout the countries Of y
lied world there is the mos'
demand; and that universal ( +
always based upon the unlVs1
chasing power of that moa'F
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

Washington, April 2o.-M
noon, In speaking OF ne III 4
terfelters, Postmaster densn. 4,
said: when this matter W.
covered l feared that nav
have been extensive, NE "a
being u very good one. Nv.
sitlons for stamps from
all over the country hals
large recently. showing thA
terfelts were not numerous
affect the revenue percepu'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

Stubby. Rundell and Carter tho HE,
trio, occupied front seats at the theataI,
last night. They explained that they
were nearslghtcd.
\ number OF the delegates again vls-
tied the brewery yesterday.
Frank =. Holland has returned to
Dallas with the next convention In his
inside pocket.
One Of the visitors who attended the
pachery reception thought there was
another brewery out there.
Some one has suggested that tho re-
cepllon committee should have pro-
vlded for headache medicine.
Nearly all Of the visitors have re-
turned home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21
DON'T UNDERSTAND 1T.



San Francisco, April 2O.-The arrival
OF the steamer from Hawaii without
news from there OF the action OF the
state department in the case Of Mr..
Thurston caused surprise here, for It
is beyond doubt that there has been
ample tine for the reception at Homo
lulu Of Secretary Greshams letter to
Minister Willis before the steamer
sailed. The Inference in official circles
here Is that the Hawaiian government
is Withholding the publication Of the
letter for the present.
AT the Hawaiian legation Mr.. Hast
ings the charge d'affaires, said the
foregoing dispatch confirmed what the
legation had stated from the first, that
1t had no information whatever Of the
reports concerning Mr.. Thurston's re-
call, This lack Of information, no add
ed, is the same today as It was when
the reports first appeared.
The Inference IN the dispatch TO
Thurstons interest In the cable pro-
Ject Is the first time this subject has
cropped out. The minister attended
the senate debate on the cable ap-
preparation, but 1t has not heretofore
been suggested that there was any Of
ficlal improperly in this. Subsequent
~ Mr.. Thurston took a lively interest
in the efforts OF Admiral Irwin and
American capitalists to organize a pri-
vate company to build the cable, the
plan being to Interest the governments
or Hawaii, Japan and Russia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

Waco, Tex, April 20.-In an orator.
ical contest between l.. j, Richards
and Austin Crouch, representing tho
two literary societies OF Baylor uni
Nersity, tonight, Richards won the
medal, and also the honor of represent
ing Baylor in the state contest, to take
place at Baylor university next Fri
Gay, April 20 between representatives
iverslty of Austin, Austin college 90
Sherman, Southwestern universitv nj
Georgetown. Trinity college at Teuhuas
Spring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

Washington, April so.-u,, y
Consul Johnson at stutls., "
the state department m. Vi
tary or silver question ~ Y
made the subject OF acnV IA
during the past few wees, "a IA
Meetings have been held ls.. " n
Ulm, Haidenheim. hsliplss ss,I !
and in nearly all large y w, u
in the present monetary s "; \
empire. Addresses have s,ri'
the Wurtemburg minister "
the prayer that the M b
istry will, In conjunctlon. , XIII 4
German states, do eve ls, v.
to prevent any action VA 4, q
the firm foundation o. .l " I
system and that no XII
made that could endanss4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

Mr., John Benlsh, chairman Of the
press committee OF the Texas division
national press committee of the assoc
clJtlon, has received the wen merIed
recognition OF being appointed speclnl
agent OF the Associated Press on tho
occasion Of the excursion Of the asso-
citation to Mexico, What Mr.. Bealsh
sends in VIII be all right, His reliable
work on the Houston Post II. p A do
partment has shown this.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

Washington, Aprn M b
Meade's cruise OF eyo ..l .l,Ibssi !
OF Mexico and the ~ lib <
an end and the ships ~ "
homeward from Col9n. sni y
goes first TO JamaiGsai arbes :
Norfolk. Secretary nssfi y
other vessels will pc ,snhsna ?
week at Key Wes. " ~
proceed TO New fors III v,
and the Raleigh propa,iIr,s y
az the Isthmus for XII n.
is restored in ColenSyr s.sh,
ments are regarueu Z, eat q.
fact that our goVei xiss,,s1,
pect any trouble I'd ,,,maips
suit OF the British iunts;ls5
jeopardlze American
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

washington, April ls ~ b
ton has been received a u NJ
Lord Kimberly's repy a,,In,f'
answer to the British ~ "a
It is thought that VIA W, b. I.
shortly proceed TO corn. sron "
debt, as It is viewed i'
standpoint