San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-10

He was sentenced one month after
finding the body and made no at
tempt to get Communication. He
wanted to marry another woman.
FATAL FREIGHT WRECK.
CYNTHIANA, KY, Nov. "a bad
wreck occurred on the Kentucky
central division of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad at o'clock
this morning. A north.b bound
freight, heavily loaded with stock,
ran into an open switch nineteen
miles below Cincinnati, and twelve
cars were destroyed. Eugene Kel-
ley, of Bourbon county, on his way
to Lexington with horses, was
killed. 1t is estimated that $50
head Of cattle and twenty hogs
were killed.
RAP AT M'KINLEY.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Nov. 9.-The
Springfield Daily Gazette has ere.
ated something Of a sensation
among prominent republicans
here by editorially booming Gov.
Bushnell for the next President.
The Gazette seems to attribute the
magnificent republican victory in
Ohio to Bushnell, and points out
his majority as putting him d.
rectly in line for the nomination
and making him formidable can
didate. The editorial is regarded
as PECULIARLY significant, follow
ing so close on the heels Of Gen.
Bushnell's success, and in view OF
McKinley's open candidacy.
POSTAL EMBEZZLER ARRESTED.
DENVER, Nov. 9.-George s.
HaZen, brother Of the late General
HaZen, who has been q fugitive
from justice for ten years, was
arrested in Meeker, Col, yesterday.
He was postmaster of Meeker in
1885 and 1856, and on November
20, 1886, was indicted for pledging
and disposing of several hundred
dollars worth Of postage stamps
and making false reports to the
postal department.
SUGAR BOUNTY ARGUED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Ex-Sena-
tor Henderson, Of Louisiana, be-
fore Secretary Carlisle forenoon,
argued the sugar bounty case.
He submitted printed brief COW
ering in detail the points to which
he referred briefly in the oral
argument. Mauderson's argument
was that the law passed by con-
gress providing for the payment
Of the bounty was later than the
Dockery law imposing alleged
superior powers on the Comptrol-
Ter Of the Treasury, that a special
act is more binding than the laws
granting authority OF a general
character.
NICARAGUA CANAL TO BE BUILT.
CHICAGO, November Sit is an
nounced a deal has been made, the
contamination of which means the
complete construction of the Mic
aragua ship canal with American
and British millions, and is a
purely private enterprise, aided by
Chicago capital. It is stated that
attempts to obtain financial assist
ance from the government through
congress are abandoned.
BROKERAGE FAILURE.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-The fail.
ure was announced today OF 7. j.
Majors & Co., brokers. They are
nnlxy t,nf1, M 70 ril1y a ~ bo rva a.od onI
they will pay dollar for dollar.
a DYING BISHOP.
OXFORD, Ga, Nov. 9.-BishOp
Haygood experienced a relapse
this eiorning.
\ STRIKE SETTLED.
ELLwooD, Ind, Nov. 9.-The
strike OF the Union Valley plant at
Alexandria, where three hundred
sheet mill employees walked out
because the company hired a nom
union man, has been adjusted and
the man discharged.
SANTA FE TRAIN WRECK.
GUARD, Nov. 9-Five persons
wera injured in a wreck Of the
Santa Fe local train today which
ran into freight train. The in
jured are G. W. French, salesman,
OF Chicago; Charles Abend, sales
man, OF Cincinnati; Messrs. Arm
strong and Solomon, and an I'M
known man.
NAVAL WAR RECORDS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. o. Com
mander Richard Rush, superinten-
dent of naval war records, recon-
mends in his ANIMAL report, made
public today, that the selection OF
original manuscript for the records
of the Union Confederate navies be
made by board composed OF one
naval and two civilian members.
The second volume OF the re
cords will soon be issued.
Enough manuscript is on hand to