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Frauds I'm Utah.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. 9.-Counsel for
the Utah Commission in the election case
to-day practically admitted that there had
been fraud committed in connection with
the San Pete county returns, that they
have been tampe-ed without the knowledge
of the commission or any of its employees
and that the revelations in court were a
surprise to the commission The ccmmis-
sion having been convinced of fraud, now
express the intention of issuing certificates
to the persons shown to be elected the
face of the returns. No decision has been
rendered by the court.
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Election Assured.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 9.-Both
branches of the Legislature met to-day,
heard the Governors long message and ad-
journed. VIM. G. Worley was elected Pres
ident of the Senate. Populist Locknet
voted with the Republicans William Sey-
mour Edwards was elected Speaker of the
House. Hon. S. e. Elkins arrived at noon
and has headquarters at the Buffner. His
wife is with him. Elkinss election is un-
questioned now, his managers named
all the officers of both houses, will arrange
the committees and have all the Organza-
tion The Republican caucus will meet next
Friday night to nominate a candidate to
succeed Hon. j. n. Camden in the Senate.
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Rudd to be Inaugurated.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 9.-Unless all
signs shall fail, James H. Budd will be in
augurated Governor of California at noon
on Friday. The surrender of the Repub-
licans seems to be complete Without a
dissenting vote both houses of the Legis-
Governor and Lieutenant Governor should
be canvassed before the Legislature, in
joint assembly, at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
Subsequently a joint committee was ap-
pointed to wait on Governor-elect Budd
and inform him that the Legislature was
ready to arrange for his Inauguration, and
that they waited his pleasure.
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Three Men Drowned I'm Salt River.

SHEPHERDSVILLE,K KY, Jan. 9.--While
attempting to save raft of sawlogs in
Salt river, W. s. Bowman, Thomas Mac
Lure and. Willy brentwood were carried
away by the current and drowned. Creane
& Wilson had about two thousand logs in
the river, anchored to the shore with ropes,
and when the three young men saw the
logs were about to float away they walked
out some of them to fasten the ropes
more securely. Before they had accom-
plished this the ropes broke and they were
carried down the river and over the falls
at a terrific rate
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Now Ynrk LegisIature.

ALBANY, N. ", Jan. 9.-The winter ses-
sion of New York State Legislature of 1895
was opened tonight with considerable en-
thusiasm and excitement. The only meas
ure of general interest introduced during
the session was the greater New York bill
of Senator Reynolds. The Governor of the
State, the Mayor of New York and the
Mayor of Brooklyn are each to appoint
three commissioners and the two Mayors
are to act ex officio. Twenty-Five thousand
dollars is TO be appropriated and the COM
mission is to proceed to frame charter.
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Turfman XIII. Hi. Foreman.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 9.-capt. VIM
Cheatham. prominent farmer and we'll
known turfman living near this city, shot
and fatally wounded the foreman of his
dairy, II. c. King last night. The two
treatment of a negro boy the farm.
a scuffie ensued, and. drawing pistol,
cheathaln fired on Kings The bullet entered
the abdomen and produced death in a short
while.
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ATTEMPTED BRIBERY.
Three Alleged Deputy Assessors In
Trouble mt Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Through the efforts
of the civic federation three men who
seem to be familiar with the workings of
the west town assessors Office have been
arrested for attempted bribery. The men
are solomon Trout, Henry Well and Charles
Neuman. 1t is alleged that they called on
w NJ Durant, a grocer on the West Side.
and for consideration of s15 offered to
have his assessment reduced. Tney de-
cared that Assessor HOFFMAN, of the West
town was working in conjunction with
the,n and that they divided with him the
money they received. Durant informed the
civic federation and an agent of that
ganization was placed where he could hear
the offer made by the men to Durant, and
when he had heard enough he placed the
three men under arrest. Assessor Hoffman
denies all knowledge of the men or their
attempted bribe The officers of the feder-
alton expect to make some sensational
developments when the men come up for a
hearing tomorrow.
Ignored by the Grand Jury.
TOLEDO. o., Jan. 9.-The report of the
Lucas county grand jury, which body has
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Coffin Inaugurnted Governor.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 9Th Inaugural
tion of Hon. 0. Vincent Coffin, Of Middle
town, as Governor of Connecticut, took
place in the Hall of Representatives at the
capitol this afternoon. There We're present
the members of the Senate and House, the
retiring governor, Luzon b. Morris, the
staffs of both governors and prominent pol
iticians from all over the State.
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Mrs. Leopard Writes a Letter
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MONARCH GROCERY COMPANY
BIG 4 ROUTE
CHICAGO and RETURN
ACCOUNT Of
National Cycling Exhibition

Tickets will be sold Jan to IL, good re-
turning until Jan. 10, at rate OF one and
one-third fare for the round trip on the
certificate plan.
Two passenger trains daily. Leave Indian
epolis II 80 a. m.,12:15 night; arrive Chicago
s. 80 D. M, 7:30 a. Parlor dining cars on day
trains. Local sleepers on night trains. All
trains on this route stop regularly at Ken
sington, Grand Crossing. Hyde Park, Thir-
the Illinois Central depot, only a short dis
tance from building where Exhibition will
be held.
For tickets. certificates and sleeping-car
accommodation, call at Big Four offices
No. ! Feast Washington street, So Jackson
Place and Union Station.
H. NJ. BRONSON, A. G. P. A.
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Hoar RenOminated.

BOSTON, JAM 9.-The Republicans have
renominated George F. hoar for United
States Senator. The Democrats nominated
John E. Russell.
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MONARCH GROCERYCO.
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Homemade Catsup, very fine. per
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Very good New Orleans Molasses,
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Palmetto ScrubbinR Brushes-best
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POULTRY.
Dressed Turkeys, per ID b-.----.---. l2c
New lot Of Buttermilk Soap, best
face soap. and worth 10c. DC
Teas and Coffees at wholesale prices.
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warwick Nominated for Mayor.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-In the Repub-
lican city convention to-day Charles F.
Warwick was nominated for mayor.
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election will not occur for fifteen days, the
Republicans going into caucus some time
next week.
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THE HOUSE REFUSED TO ORDER
THE PREVIOUS QUESTION,
And the Administrati0nists Were
Forced to Witness Their Measure
Smothercd ON the Calendar.
THE VOTE STOOD 129 TO 124
SECRETARY CARLISLE MUCH CHA
GRINED, BUT STILL UNDAUNTED.

Conference Late Last Night, at Which
1t Was Determined to Attempt to
Resuscitate the Corpse.
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ignored by the Grand Jury.

TOLEDO. o.. Jan. s.-The report of the
Lucas county grand jury, which body has
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A Bloody Murder.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. ia tele-
gram from Wichita says: Henry
Leonard, aged 50 years, was muir.
dered Monday night, and Mrs
Leonard, his second wife, and her
son, Orville, are under arrest
charged with the crime. AT an
early hour of the morning John
Carter, a teamster, found the body
of Leonard horribly mangled and
lying in a pool of blood, half Gov
cred up in a manure pile back OF
the formers barn, on South Law
renee avenue. Many wounds were
on the head, made with a blunt
instrument and a knife wound was
on the back.
A trail of blood showed the body
had been dragged along the alley
for over a block; it was followed
through the Leonard stable yard
up to the kitchen door where Mrs.
Leonard and her o were found
hopping up the blood, which sp VI
tered over the floor aud furniture.
Both the woman and her son were
Immediately arrested and lodged
in jail. They refused to talk.
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Stuck on the Indiana.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19-Com-
mander Myoaka, naval attache Of
the Japanese legation here has
made a strong report to the naval
department OF Japan on the merits
of the United States ~battleship In
diana. This report coming at the
time when Japan is looking
abroad for new b~attleships and
cruisers, will, 1t is believed, be
favorable to securing some OF the
contracts for American ship build
ers. Commander Myoaka spent
the entire week on DO ,rd the In
diana while she was at sea and in
dock and sums up his conclusions
in the statement that the Iodiana
is a splendid ship, equal II not
superior to any b~attleship OF her
class afloat.
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Pugilistic Stare.

BUFFALO, N. V, Nov. 19.-Par-
son Davies string Of p%ugilistic
stars gave an exhibition at Music
hall, which was we'll attended, last
night. The bout between John l..
Sullivan and Paddy Ryan was the
event Of the evening, although
very tame.
1t was expected that John l..
would make a speech containing
some interesting assertions, but he
had a bad cold and said nothing.
In conversation with a reporter
afterwards, he expressed his belief
that it was all Fitzsimmons' fault
that there was no fight at Hot
Springs. Had Fitzsimmons been
there, there surely would have
been a fight. He criticized Cor
belts action in giving the belt to
Maher.
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 10.
Synopsis of weather conditions
at 8 o'clock a. M, 18th meridian
time:
The low barometer area central
over Colorado yesterday morning
has with phenomenal rapidity
passed beyond the reach of reports
received at San Antonio; its place
is now filled by a high barometer
area accompanied by a fall OF from
s to % degrees in temperature.
The sudden changes north of this
vicinity has produced an area OF
low barometer to form from of the
gulf, which is now central over
Louisiana and Mississippi; and
this has added force to the natural
flow of the currents in rushing the
cold air southwark in advance of
the anticipated time. Clear wealth
er predominates, except over the
northern portion of the Missouri
valley, where it is cloudy and.
showing.
WASHINGTON FORECAST.
For Wednesday-Fair, colder in
the morning.
LOCAL FORECAST
for San Antonio and vicinity for
the SO hours ending 3 p. m. Nov. 20:
For Tuesday - Generally clear;
falling temperature; colder to-
night; norther. For Wednesday,
Generally fair; colder.
JAMES 4. BARRY, Observer.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

DENVER, Nov. l9.-Governor
Mcintyre has named the delegates
to the TRANSIT Mississippi congress.
DENVER, Nov. l9.-Major Pea
body has arrived from Southern
Colorado with specimens OF rich
gold ore, discovered in a vein 1000
feet across.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. ia tele-
gram from Perry, o. T., says the
north side Of the city OF Purcell
caught fire this morning and three
fourths of the town has burned. IL
the high wind continues all OF it
will 60. The town is on a high
hill. Several lives have been lost.
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Discussion Over Naval Rams.

OAsS0sSAOh SSoA v ~
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia board
composed of Rear Admiral Walk
er, Chief Engineer Farmer, Com
manders Converse and Bradford,
Constructor Bowels, with Lieuten.
ant bunker as recorder, has been
appointed to meet at the navy de-
partment to consider the plans for
the new battle ships five and six,
with special reference to the posi-
ton of the rams. Since the plans
were drawn a discussion has
sprung up among naval experts on
this point, some holding that the
rams should be placed low down
in the water, so as to easily pene.
trate an enemy,s hull in the thin
skin plates while others contend
that il should be so placed as to
strike the armor belt, thereby
crushing in the side Of the enemy
and at the same time avoiding
the danger of becoming fixed fast
in the hull and being carried down
with the stricken vessel. At pres
emit, plans provide for the latter
type of ram and it will be for the
board to determine what position
is better.
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SULTAN POISONED.
THE YOUNG TURKISH PARTY
TRIUMPHANT.
His Death Will Cause q Decisive
Movement of All the Euro
pean Powers.

BERLIN, Nov. ia dispatch
from Sofia, Bulgaria, says the sui
tan of Turkey, Abdul Hamid, has
been poisoned. No details are
given.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Nov. 10
Copyrighted Associated Press. =
The porte has furnished U. S. Min
lister Terrell with information re-
garding the burning and pillaging
OF American missions at Kharput.
He will send these particulars to
Washington. 1t is learned, how
ever, the Kurds were encouraged
and supported by the Turkish
troops. There were 500 to 1000
killed in the rioting.
A fresh fanatical outbreak has
occurred at Moosh, but was sup
pressed by the Turkish authori-
ties, after 40 Armenians were
killed.
The rumors of plots against Sui
tan Abdul Hamid's life are now so
frequent that they no longer at
tract attention. His great alarm
and high tension has told terribly
on him and his nerve are COM
pletely shattered.
His condition, during the night
of Saturday, was the most critical
day for the Turkish empire. He
was sitting close to a telegraph
instrument all day while Yieldiz
Kiosk was personally debating in
s%tructions to the various provin-
cial officers to restore order in
their provinces.
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Denial.

MADRID, November 19.-Premier
Senior Cavouas de Castillo declares
that the persistent rumors regard.
ing peace negotiations between re-
personalities OF the Spanish gov
eminent and insurgents Of Cuba
are untrue. He also discredits the
reports that the rear guard of
Maxine Gomez's forces was de-
feated in the province Of Santa
Clara and the news papers dis
credit reported submission of in
SnrpantR.
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A Colored Republican.

JACKSON Miss, Nov. l9.-John
r. Lynch, the colored republican
leader, is in the city, en- route to
east Mississippi on a political mis-
sion, and to confer with the local
republican leaders, with a view to
placing a full republican congress
sional ticket in the field next year.
This is to be the base of a proposed
contest before congress and the
courts over the Mississippi cousti-
tuition. Lynch says leading consti-
tutional leaders Of the north ad-
wise this course. He declares Nc
Kinley has the presidential prefer
ence, but thinks the southern dele
cation should go to the national
convention uni%nstructed, and con-
form to the dominant sentiment
OF the north in selecting a candi-
date.
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John. Rothmann and John

Jonn. Rothmann and J0hn
Schweers, appointed appraisers.
Estate OF John Eckford, deceased /;
order of sale granted d.
Estate OF Emma Schreiner, de-
ceased, app LEGATION for allowance
to minors; dismissed by appIi-
cants.
Estate Of August Dierken, de-
ceased ; order of sale granted.
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Motions submitted-J. +. billiard
ct al. vs. r. johnson, from LaSalle,
to reform judgment; F. NJ. Mullen
VS.. the Mutual Life Insurance
company, from Bexar, for rehear-
ing; Mississippi Mills VS.. f Bau-
man ct al, from Dallas, motion Of
~appellees to strike out bills OF ex-
ception, Nos. l to 20, from the re-
cord ; j. j. II. Stein ct al. VS.. Rosi.
ma Sicily, from Ell Paso, for rehear-
ing /; German Insurance Co. VS.. Mrs.
NJ. j. Everett, from Dallas, for leave
to file briefs; the German Iusur-
ance company vs.. Mrs. M. j. Ev-
erett, from Dallas, to substitute
record; the Mariposa Land and
Cattle company VS.. G. III Silliman,
from Kinney, for rehearing;
Adolph Denecsmp VS.. p. X. Town
send, from Bexar, for rehearing;
John Faver VS.. Benton Bowers eft
al, from Preside, for rehearing;
John A.. HilliaId ct al. VS.. VIM.
Hall, from Kimble, for rehearing.
Motions granted-W. G. and w.
P. Beckham rs. Hargadine McKit-
rick Dry Goods Co., from Tarrant,
to postpone submission Ito be sub
mitted December A.; the Peoples
Building and Loan association vs..
Elliot & Price, from Dallas, for
leave to file briefs; Royal Insur-
ance Co. vs. Parlin & Orendorf
Co., from Dallas, for leave to file
| briefs as Of date transcript was
filed; Jake johnson ct al. VS.. Rob-
-rt G. johnson, county judge, from
Tarrant, to postpone submission to
| December Is Cease to be resubmit.
ted December IL.
LICENSED TO WED.
John d. Thomas and Annie
Watson.
George Heidemann and Bertha
Emilienberg.
Ed. Lancaster and Edna Shew.
j. M. Gafford, colored, and Lula
Mcneil, colored.
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Anthony Anthony to Sarah
Johnson, 20 acres in survey IL;
| $500.
Steven Heskins to Ben. G. Hite,
lot IA, block 10, on South Center
street; $500.
COURT NOTES.
In the Probate court yesterday
Frank Huntress, Henry Springer
aud f. n. Sanchez were appointed
Jury commissioners to select TWEEN
ty-four Jurors to serve in the cases
OF the Bexar Irrigation Canal COM
pany VS.. II. Schultze and f. v.
Grothaus, for right-of-way.
Jose Rosales was bound owe in
the sum OF $3.50 by United States
| Commissioner G. l.. Bates yester-
day, charged with passing coun-
terfeit money.
j.. M. Boggs. Esq, Of Colorado,
introduced by Thos. FL. Harrison,
| ESQ, was granted a license to prac-
tice law by Judge Green this
morning.
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Important to Telegraph Lines.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-.The
United States Supreme court, in
opinion of Justice Harlan, today
held in effect that the Union Pacific
railroad company had no right to
make a lease practically giving the
Western Union Telegraph the ex-
elusive right to maintain telegraph
lines along the route of the rail-
way company.
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Cleveland's Drowning Horror.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. l9.-The
work of recovering bodies of the
victims OF Saturday nights terri
BILE street car disaster at the draw
bridge OF the Central viaduct was
resumed today, and the body OF a
woman brought up was identified
as Miss Martha Sauerheimer. 1t
is believed there are one Or two
bodies more still in the river, and
the dragging will be continued.
Rogers, the motorman, who jumped
from the car and saved his life,
was bound over for two weeks
without bail, during which time a
thorough Investigation will be
made of the affair.
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A Striker Found Guilty.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-the
Supreme court Of the United States
has affirmed the decision OF the
court below in the al OF the
United States against w. III Cleiu,
one of the participants in the big
California branchl Of, the Debs
strike. Clein and Others were
found guilty OF obstructipg the
mails.
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COMING.
Weather Bureau Says 1t Will
Reach 1exas-Has Arrived

at Chicago.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Frost
for eastern Texas is predicted for
tomorrow morning; colder in
west Texas.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia big and
suden storm arrived here from the
northeast this morning and snow
and sleet have been coming down
since. The streets are already GOV
cred with several inches OF mud
and snow, street traffic is hsmpered
and pedestrians are having a terri
BILE time.
Telegraph and telephone wires
are covered with a mass OF ice and
swollen to four times their usual
size. Telegraphic communication
with the northwest and many
points west is seriously interrupt
ed, wires having been broken and
in some places the poles pulled
down.
Trains are delayed on several
roads west and north. From the
Manitoba line, zero weather is re-
ported. It is rapidly moving south
and east and at the pre- sent rate
will extend over the entire upper
lakes region, upper Mississippi and
lower Ohio and Missouri valleys,
during the next 81 hours.
SLo.;1 nr of EaoIa pass ia at
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BANKERS
FREE COLUMN
In the Sunday Morning Light

Persons wanting situations as clerks, la
borers, or other employment. are invited to
use our Sunday morning issue Rec of charge,
space allowed twelve to fifteen words: copy
10 be handle in not later than Saturday even
ing, 8 o'clock. Notices of Lost, Wants, Found.
For Sale, etc., charged at rate OF one cent a
word. Other business notices in this column
% cents for three lines each insertion.
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Commis sioners' Injunction Suit

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-The
suit OF the Southern Pacific rail-
road against the board of railway
commissioners to prevent the lat
ter board from interfering with
the existing railroad rates, has
been continued one week. The at
torney general expects to be pre-.
pared next Monday to argue the
case.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-19
She Had Been in Collision

GIBRALTER, November l9.-The
British steamer James Turpie,
Captain Smith, which sailed from
Genoa on Nov. 6, for New York,
has arrived here seriously dam
aged, having been in collision with
the Vulcan, off Cape Gets, Spain.
The Vulcan sank and two Of her
|crew were drowned.
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Officially Deny the Mutiny.

MADRID, Nov. 19.-The report OF
the mutiny of ITO convicts and 300
volunteers on the steamer Catelina
during her last voyage to Havana,
many being severely wounded &C
cording to the account, is officially
denied here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-19
A Building Strike

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Eight
hundred members of the House
smiths and Bridgemen's unions
are called out on strike on build
ings where work was being done
by the Cornell and Milliken Bros,
two of the most prominent men,
bers of the Iron league.