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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-15
ALL OVER THE STATE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC GLEANLNGS
OF FIRST IMPORTANCE.
STATE REVENUE WARRANTS RE-
DEEMED.
Sabine Pass Deep Water Certain
Coleman Giu Fatality - Postal
Clerk Love Pleads His Guilt as
Embszzler of Pcstoffics Funds
Another Railroad Bonded in
Texas.
A SALOON BUST.

A SALOON BUST.
BEAUMONT, Texas Dec. H.
Especial. IA. Soldiers saloon was
closed by attachment tonight to
satisfy a chattel mortgage for
$4,000 by w. w. Green.
ANOTHER FAILURE.
KEMP, Tex, Dec. l4.-[Special)
%. F. Insiey, dealer in dry goods,
assigned last night. The prefer
enceS are for 81, 900.
M'GREGOR BANK CASES.
WACO, Tex, Dec. 14.-[Special
In the McGregor bank robbery
trial the government completed its
case this afternoon and the de-
fense began. Some damaging tes-
timony against Sewall and Henry
was introduced by the government
at the close of it's case.
HATHAwAY's INNING.
WACO, Tex, Dec. 14.-[Special
E. T. Hathaway, convicted as a
Waters Pierce Oil company agent,
Of violating the antitrust law,
fled motions today for arrest of
judgment and discharge. The mo-
tions will be argued next week.
They allege defects in the indict-
ments and the unconstitutionality
Of the antitrust law.
TRAGEDY AT GAINESVILLE.
CLARKEsvILLE, Tex, Dec. H.
Especial Waiter Arnot was killed
near Hamburg today by tenant.
The parties met in tao road and
difficulty, in which Arnot was
killed.
INJURED BOY DIES.
COLEMAN, Dec, 14.-kSpeclal. i
The little boy named Richard
Sparks, who was injured in gin
yesteudsy, died today.
SABINE PASS DEEP WATER.
BEAUMONT, Tex, Dec. 14.--[Spe-
cial. Work at Sabine Pass is pro-
crossing rapidly. Contractors pre-.
dict twenty-four feet OF water over
the bar by January l.
STATE WARRANTS CALLED IN.
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. A. Spe-
cial. - Five hundred registered
general revenue warrants, aggre-
eating $4,000, have been called
in. There are still 1880 warrants
outstanding, calling for $4,000.
Today's call takes in a warrant for
$1,000, interest on bonds due July
first last.
LOVE PLEADS GUILTY.
WACO, Tex, Dec. l4.-[Special j.
G. l.. Love, absconding postot1ice
clerk of Calvert, whose flight and
capture in Central America was
sensational, today pleaded guilty to
three charges OF embezzlement.
He will be sentenced within the
next few days.
PERMIT FOR NEW BONDS.
AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. l4.--[Spe-
cialI-The railroad commission to-
day authorized the Gulf and H.
terstate railway to issue bonds for
$I,O29,632 on 70 miles of road from
Beaumont to Bolivar, upon the
surrender of the previously autho-
rized issues.
HEAVY TERRITORIAL FAILURE.
SOUTH MCALLEsTER, l. T., Dec.
A.-[SpeciaIl-Grayson, Of Eufala,
L. T., assigned his stock OF general
merchandise to p. j. Byrne yester-
day. The liabilities are $4,000.
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A Zig ST. Louis Wedding

Mr.. Phillip Carl, vice-presldent
and general manager Of the Lone
Star Brewing company, and wife
and daughter, Miss Anna, have
received invitations to attend the
wedding of Miss Clara Busch,
daughter OF Colonel Adolphus
Busch, the st. Louis brewer, and
Herr Paul Won Jondart, Euro
pean nobleman, which takes
place in st. Louis at the Busch
mansion tomorrow night. Seven
hundred Invitations have been Is
sued to friends Of the family in
Europe aud the United States.
Other TdsSsns INVITED are Mr.; ana
Mrs. OttdfBusch and Mr. b. d.
Peters, Of VSalveston, and Mr.. and
Mrs. FerdA Hoeke, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Illmer, Of Houston,
1t viii be u eventful affair inssS1A
Louis socis ERniss -
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
CRISP NEWS CONCERNING LATE IN
PoRTANT OCCURRENCES.

Turkish Oppression in Crete-Ze
GUN Besieged-Russia Aids Chinese
at Port Arthur-Japan Sordered
Out of Corea-Apother Big Now
York Strike - Turkish Officials
Changed and Cuban War News,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-15

TO SWAP AMBASSADORS.
LONDON, Dec. 14.-It is stated
that although Great Britain accept,
ed Costaki Pasha as Turkish am
bassador in succession to the late
Rustem Pasha, the palace clique
in Constantinople now wishes to
substitute Zia Pasha, lately APP
pointed ambassador to Germany,
but who is not acceptable to Ger
many.
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San Antonio Texas, Sunday Morning December Is, 1895

proposal for a settlement OF the
trouble between themselves and
their employers, presented at the
conference of December eleventh,
between the delegates OF Belfast
and Clyde ship engineers and rep
rCsentatives of their employers.
The advocate., 1895-08-28

and other members are soon TO file
claims upon as much more Of it as
possible. The main ditch through
which the water Of the San Miguel
will be turned upon the land will be
constructed in time to produce a crop
upon most of the entries next year,
thereby enabling those who have en-
tered under the desert land laws to
perfect their titles as soon as they
may desire to do so.
(5) Respecting the plans of the
colonists, little need be sad as to de-
tails. They are unencumbered by
any ironclsd rules and are devoting
themselves strictly to hard work.
They have gone to that country with
the foil determination to establish
for themselves comfortable homes,
and they do not propose to permit
any kind Of foolishness to interfere
with the accomplishment of this pur-
pose. They will welcome to their
beautiful valley good people who de-
SIRE to 60 there for the same purpose
as they have in view, and they will
make it exceedingly interesting for
anyone who goes there for any other
purpose.
We have not time in the hssty
preparation Of this article to refer to
many things that would be interest
ing in connection with this enter
prise. We have said nothing about
scenery because our descriptive pow
ers are entirely inadequate to under
take the task. Our purpose is
merely to call the attention of good
people who are interested in such CO.
operative efforts to this opportunity
to secure home under conditions
favorable TO such q life as all ought
to be permitted to enjoy. We shall
refer to the subject again.
The advocate., 1895-08-28
"THE KANSAS MILLION CLUB"
Redeemers Have New Scheme to Advertise
Kansas.

Redeemers Have New Scheme to Advertise
Kansas.
Kansas redeemers can be- counted
upon 10 make a full exhibition Of
their idiocY on every possible occs-
sion. The scheme now on foot to
advertise Kansas" affords shining
example of this predisposition. They
propose to engage a special train to
bring representatives of various plu.
tocratic newspapers of the East on
a junketing trip through the state
with view of filling the columns of
the papers they represent with pUr-
chased praises of the country and
extravagsnt statements of it's re-
sources and possibilities. What forR
To induce l million more people to
come to Kansas to rent or purchase
the farms and homes that have been
gobbled by money loaners and real
estate sharks by the grinding Of the
mortgage mill. 1t is proposed to ex-
pend $4,000 in this kind of adver-
tising.
This is a great sCheme-one that
only the head of redeemer could
conceive. There ara to-day in Kan
sas thousands of good men, able and
willing to work, who are unable to
find employment, and yet it has
never occurred to these patriots to
attempt to devise means to give
them work. Every few days
families are discovered in this city
perishing with hunger because they
can find nothing to do to earn bread.
1t is a sad comment upon our boasted
Christian civilization that men,
women and helpless children should
stsrve in the midst of plenty, but the
facts cannot be questioned. Would
it not be an exhibition OF better sense
to endeaVor to provide work and
means Of subsistence to the people
who are already here before attempt
ing to bring a million more to the
state?
The advocate., 1895-08-28
THE POLITICAL MILLENNIUM IN OHIO.

Once In while the righteousness
Of the political situation strikes an
old party editor so forcibly that he
cannot refrain from presenting a
sketch of it to his Weak-minded read
ers. The temptation to tell the truth
is too great for him.
The latest illustration of the COM
bination between the republican and
democratic leaders is in Ohio. There
the republicans held their state con-
vention a few weeks ago and got in
line with the Cleveland administra-
ton on the money question. Since
that, everything has tended to show
that the democratic leaders have had
no intention Of trying to win this
years election IN Ohio. Senator
Brice, who lives in New York and
holds on to an Ohio senatorsbip,
stated openly that he proposed to
have the democratic convention adopt
a gold platform, no matter what the
ticket should be. The developments
at last weeks convention show that
he kept his word. He fixed up a
sound money" platform; the con-
ventiOn swallowed il, and then NOM
mated straw ticket to be slaugh-
tered at the election.
Is there q democrat who does not
believe this was all done according
to programl The leading demo-
cratic paper Of Ohio, the Cincinnati
Enquirer, exposed the whole scheme
the Sunday before the convention,
end threw IN a large chunk Of car.
The advocate., 1895-08-28

As LONG as the Santa Fe railroad
company boycOtts the reform press
and concentrates It's immense inAu-
ence and power for the success of
the republican party, Populists
throughout the state should give
their patronage to the other rail-
roads. If such intense psrtisanship
is deemed justifsble on the part of
the Santa Fe against large class of
Kansas citizens, it might be equally
justifsble on the part of the people
against the interests of the railroad.
Let's make the boycott reciprocal.
The advocate., 1895-08-28

PRESS dispatches state that Mr.,
Clevelsnd's bond syndicate is replac-
ing the gold withdrawn from the
treasury for shipment abroad and
fulfilling it's agreement to maintain
the gold reserve. Isn't this an in
teresting state of affairs for the
American people to contemplate
The United States treasury is abso-
lutely at the mercy Of q conscience
less gang Of pirates, and is only tenn
porarily protected from present loot.
ing by contract with the bond syndi-
cate, by the terms of which the bond
syndicate realize a profit of 10 mil
lions of dollars. Think of the gov
ernment of the United States hiring
q set Of rsscsls at such a price, to
give the treasury respite for q few
months from their organized plum
der! How proud we ought to be
that we are Americans!
The advocate., 1895-08-28

]. W. ROBERTS, of Oakalooss, who is
writing long-winded gold-bug articles for
the Topeka Capital, has had his stuff copy
righted, not necessarily TO prevent its use
in other papers, but to insure proper credit
TO himself and the Capital. Great head,
that. Financial stuff is 80 scarce, and
newspapers are 30 hungry for it, that he
would have been stolen blind had he NOT
taken the precaution to get a copyright
Emporis Republican, August %.
III. w. Roberts would copyright
what he don't know upon this finance
question, his copyright would cover
a field SO much greater than that
upon anything he can write upon
the subject, that such protection
might be of some service to the gold
bug cause.
The advocate., 1895-08-28
casm to make its readers appreciate

casm to make ITS readers appreciate
the situation. It said:
The republican leaders in this state claim
that harmony prevails in their party. We
hear assurances, also, that there is a per-
feotly loving condition among Ehe demo
Gratis. ALI that seems necessary now to &C.
cure complete reconciliation between the
republicans and democrats is TO affirm the
democratic national platform Of 1892 on
finance. Il is synonymous with the Pepub
lican national platform of 1891, which hes
been indorsed by the republican oonven-
ton in this state. By dropping the
tariff, which is not an issue
now, passing primary principles
by for the present., and uniting on the gilt
tering financial geneFalities of the MINNIE
apolis and Chicago platforms of 1892,
there is no reason why we should not have
in Ohio this year political millennium,
the like Of which is unknown in history.
The iZsnesville republican, ticket might
be Withdrawn, and the two great parties
could unite on the same platform and
mixed ticket. Our judgment is that with
a combination Of this sort the Populist
nominees would be in danger Of defeat.
All except the withdrawing Of the
republican ticket has been consum.
mated. That part of the Enquirer
program was joke. It is intended
by the BriCe democrats that the re-
publican ticket shall be elected over
Whelmingly, and it will be. Half
the democrats Of the state will stay
at home. A few of them will have
sense and manhood enough to get
inside the Populist ranks, but not
many.
Republican and democratic politi-
oians play turn about at selling out
their ignorant followers, and the poor
heathens are trying to learn why.
They are learning very slowly.
The advocate., 1895-08-28

In ONE of his "slop.over" letters
President Cleveland spoke of his
family life as "a grand, sweet song"
There are a million or 80 families in
the country who are beginning to
find out how much Cleveland's grand,
sweet song has cost them.
The advocate., 1895-08-28

A LEAvENwoRTH special to the To-
peks Capital under date of August
%, announces that the Populists of
Leavenworth county are. dead again.
RsdsemerS vii be comtOrted BY this
essprapce
The advocate., 1895-08-28

"HoW to be Your Own Lawyer, "over
500 pages, is q work which should be in
the house Of every farmer, mechanic
and merchant. Sse announcement in
another column.
The advocate., 1895-08-28

Coins Financial School, Tale Of Two
Nations, or any other Of the Harvey
pamphlets fres with each dollar sub,
DprIpticn to the ADVOCATE.
The advocate., 1895-08-28
|. WrDE-AWAKE COLONY IN COLORADO.


Gently it is our belief that the colony
located in Montrose county, in south
western Colorado, possesses most ad.
yantsges and affords promise Of
surest success.
The opinion is based upon per-
sonal investigation. We have just
returned from a visit to the colony
where we were afforded every op.
portunity to gain an insight into its
plans, purposes and methods, as well
as TO study the natural advantages
Of the location. For the information
on those who may be interested in
this effort we present the following
facts;
1) The land selected lies in con.
tiguous valleys in the foothills upon
the western slope Of the great Rocky
Mountain range. 1t is just rolling
enough to facilitate irrigation, and
Che San Miguel river will afford an
unlimited supply Of water for this
purpose as well as for all needed wa.
ter power which the colony may here
after require. The elevation is about
$500 feet above sea level, but that sle-
vation upon the western slope is quite
different from q like elevation east
of the mountains. Anyone who will
take the trouble to examine the course
Of the isothermal lines as traced upon
ths maps in any physical geography,
may see that as they pass over the
mountains they turn almost directly
north, indicating that a much milder
climate exists west of the mountains
shan east of them in corresponding
lstitudes and elevations. The eli.
mate is undoubtedly all that can be
desired.
~ The land belongs to the gov
eminent and may be acquired only
under the pre.emption and desert
land laws of the United States. The
limit as to amount that may be thus
acquired bars all probability Of any
monopoly of the soil; and the prior
lty Of water right vested in the colo
nists diminishes such probability to
B minimum.
(8) The statement that the lands
may be acquired under the desert
land laws might be misleading if not
explained. The absence Of sufficient
rainfall to insure any kind of crop
without irrigation ls the condition
that renders the land subject to en-
try as desert land. The soil is a red
sandy lOsm, and when supplied with
sufficient water by irrigation is very
productive. 1t yields the inest quail
ity Of cereals and fodder plants and
Is unequaled for potatoes and vege-
tables anywhere in the world. The
colonists were harvesting the second
crop Of alfalfa while we were
there, and the yield was better than
We have ever seen in sections de-
pending upon rainfall for sufficient
moisture to mature vegetation.
Fruits of all kinds are produced in
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
What is

CastOra is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for ParegOric Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
AN UNFoUNDED STATEMENT.
Lively Shaking Up Of Eugene Sen
sationalist.

The minister who made the an
nouacement from the pulpit, Sunday,
that he had authority for the statement
that four men in Eugene out of five
were socially impure, should name the
person or persons who pretended to be
aware Of the private life and business
OF 80 per cent of the adult males.
The reverend gentleman should have
confined himself to generallties, and
not attacked the character of 80 many
OF our citizens, giving figures without
positive proof, especially before mixed
audience. he has doubtless disturbed
the confidence rsposed In their hus,
bands by many trusting wives. At q
Reasonable estimate there are $50 adult
males lu the town. Eighty per cent of
that number is 800, leaving but 100
virtuous characters. AS about one
third of the men are members of the
church, this besetting sin must include
a goodly number of professors of relig.
ion. Then indirectly the reverend
gentleman casts reflections on the good
name of our women, as these 6Oj who
have left the paths of virtue must have
companions in their guilt.
But we believe the minister was mis-
informed, or else expected to create 4
sensation by such broad aud sweeping
Of which, from Its nature,
no one could have proof. Should he
reverse the figure it would be far nearer
the truth. No one having reasonable
and experience doubts the
constsucy of large majority of the
married men of this town. Such state.
ments are slanderous and misleading,
no difference from what source they
emanate.
Since DR.. Parkhurst succeeded in
bril- ging about political revolution in
New York city, social conditions have
not been changed in the least however,
mltators have sprung up in almost ev-
cry town of any importance in the
8 eking by sensational lectures
and sermons to gain recognition and
If not notoriety. 1t IL easy
10 make charges but in this case we DO
not believe the reverend gentleman has
my proof worthy of credeuce to gus
tain them. 1t Ia an insult to the man-
hood and womanhood of the town.
Eugene Guard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11

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A Great Year.

The year 1885 will be u remarkable
one, both from the astronomical aud
religious point OF view.
On Good Friday next (Aprll l2), the
heavenly bodies which gravltate round
the sun will be in.sxactly the same
position they occupied In the nrmA'
ment the day Christ died on the cross.
II will be the first time such Il thing
has occurred since that great day, Just
1852 years ago,
That was the thirty third year OF the
Christian era, which dates fIom the
birth OF Jesus Christ.
AZ 4iS0 IA the morning, Paris time
(about 1870 p. m. on April II, New
York time) the moon will pass before
Virgins (splsa) and hide that constel'
lltlon for over an hour Virginia, or
splcs, IL n star OF the fret magnitude,
situated In the constellation Virgo
Ia virgin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11

Secretary Of State Kincaid is in@nu
hurry. He Is taking things easy. He
isn't jumping to pay the railroad com
missioners. These railroad commits.
siouers haye not given new bonds or
qualified in any way. They are sim
ply arbitrarily declaring that they will
be commissioners any way, whether
the people want them or not. A Rose
burg paper thinks the secretary is act
ing foolishly and that 1t will only put
the state: TO extra expense. Depend
upon 1t, Secretary OF State Kincaid is
acting under the advice Of Governor
Lord, who has ss good legal head as
any man In Oregon.-Albany Demo-
crat.
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