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FRANCE AND RUSSIA,

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moe, tho Tolnr star. having on board the
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car ana NaaV1."' s 80, W. ~ stre
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OPERATORS STRIKE.
officials Think 1t Nearly Ended, IN
Police Have Been Called on.

officials Think 1t Nearly Ended Though
Police Have Been Called on.
Montreal. Canada. October i.-The Ca
madam Pacific tclcgraphors strike can not
last much longer. according to the officials
of the road. They claim that on three
divisions. the quebec and the ontario.
and from the 500 to Sudbury. everything
Is working In nrst-class shape. Freight
is now being moved in good shape. squads
OF special constables have gone north
rcm this city and Toronto TO the North
Bay ana Sudbury districts, where they
are usually needed when there is strike
in progress. They strongly sympathize
with the strikers and they even go 90 FAR
as 10 abuse the new operators several
have been practically driven from their
positions, and 1t Is TO Protect them that
the police have been sent out. A specihi
dispatcn from Cartier, Ontario, tonight
stated that a fight was expected at War
rem, and special train was being sent
there with police.
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NiCARAGUAN TROUBLES.


An Uprising Against President Zelaya
Nippci in the Bud.
Managua. Nicaragua, September To-
Special Correspondence OF the Associa ted
Press)-A cabled today to the Asso-
ciated Press exclusively, the plans for
another revolutionary outbreak against
Pres dent Zeaya have been discovered.
Several suspects were arrested two nights
ago. They are accused of making prep
arations TO triug about another uprising
against the government. But the men
arrest I'd IRE not persons of great inilu-
eset m b bs6 s oes Fl mem e
and II is added that they VIII possibly be
released on making accusations against
native N.earagaans OF wealth. so az TO
furnish the authorities With an excuse for
imposing heavy fines on them
In spite of this however. theie is no
doubt that there exists strony feeling
of opposition in certain circles to the gov
eminent of President Zc!aya. and there
have been several movements OF import
ancc among his political opponents. and
further lroub,e - apprehended.
The presidents enemies are believed to
have planned some lime. ago to capture
the military barracks and magazine here,
ana to overthrow the government. II was
further reported that General Antonio
Lara, who fought against President Ze.
laya in the recent rebellion, and who had
clared that he overheard incrimiiating
conyersat ons between some OF the re-
Gently imprisoned suspects.
Two members Of the national ronstltu-
morning in assembly hall. After short
wordy dispute. General Aurelius Estocada
Knocked down Assemblyman Senior Ber-
This recalls the fact that a few days
ago Mr. Antonio Bryan, European
agent OF the London Bank OF Central
Amor.ca. aad consul OF the Argentine Re
nublir here. got Into a fight with Senior
Vwas. "Fray Joseph spirited young
writer. residlng in Canada. Both. men
were arrested, but were subsequently re-
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ro srTTLE THE TURK.

London. october 1.-The Vienna corre-
spondent Of the Daily Mall declares tha'
the agreement of the powers for the set
,Nernent of the Turkish problem. whleh
this correspondent announced last Week.
he had good authority for PUBLISHING IN
cludes the formation of an Armenian 2ohe
In the Turkish empire from the BASIS OF
the Jewish pole IN Russia, the powers
guaranteeing the safety of the Armen-
tans. 800,
emf proceeds, will be undertaken by Eng
land France and Russia, wi.le ltalS VIII
cooperate, If necessary, as iar as fnR-
land is concerned. The harbor of SMYRNA
will play an important part w the maj
The Constantinopie correspondent of IN.
Chron Gle says that the ottoman bthk
ana the credit Lyounalse are senlinc
large quantities OF securities TO Paris for
safety. lie says that the American ana
Enrlis1 ladies' in COnstautlnople are hop-
ing the women aud children In the su-
bufbs and hundreds attend the American
m .asion house, whsre each receive four
francs ana bundle of apparel.
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TODRI'S FEATURES.
FOREIGN.

Tho czar and czarina leave England
and VIII be welcomed by France.
New Truisian treaty between France
and Italy signed.
Thu sultan consents to allow Italian
rapors to enter Turkey.
A number OF n.hlllsts in London the past
week.
The powers TO settle the Turkish prob
lom 10y establishing IN Armenian zone.
American wheat to be shipped to India.
Trouble expected among the striking
operators on the Canadian Pacific, though
officials claim this men can not last much
longer.
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It is stated here. abandoned his projected
visit to the United states. during which
he was to make a further study of the
workings of American railroads. Iho
prince some Years ago secured employ
meui on ~ railroad the United states,
beginning AS assistant etnk'r. H. crdor
to study American railroad methods. He
recenty started on iour al lnSpcc ION
Of the trans-Sheran railroad, and from
Siheria WAS 10 hav" gone 70 Japan ana
1pt1 and Ifurr.
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c0NcEssION TO ITALY.

London. october 1.-The Standards
Rome correspondent says that owing TO
government pressure the sultan has con-
scented that the Italian papers should
enter Turkey.
duke of Sermonta. the minister OF Tor
eign affairs and Admiral Brim, the m n
ister OF tho marine. after a eonference
Uoumberto to Syria. The Roumoerto Is
an ironclad Of 1925 tons displacement.
She carries four 5l-ton guns, eight o-ihcn
smaller cal Der and eight torpedo tubes
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nRAvE WOMAN ACQUITTED.

Aberdeen. Miss, October 3-ln the CO.
cu,t court Of Monroe county t1day Mrs.
M1ilie Dean was acquitted oil lhe e"aise
OF the murder Of Bruce flihkeh' near
Greenwood Springs June 49, 1870 IL was
a case of many sensational features en-
bracing the elcroachment OF tne usteh y +,
the testimony goes. and the woman MI, aita
shooting 1--WE times with pistol klliea
the man by load out of shotgun i"e
court adjourned today.
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AMERICAN SAILORS REcoMMlTrnD

san Francisco. october "a letter
dated Vlad. vostock, Angus, 2, published IN
a local paper. says HAT the sailors of
the schooner La Pou. arrested by the Rus
sian authorities November 3 and sem
fenced TO 1--WE months imprisonment. were
not released when iher terms expired In
NAV Int were recommltted TO serve an
additional eighteen months, their nseVlous
sentence having been protested by nc
Judge by whom they were tried as n
The letter states that the flag officers
of the Tinted states steamship OLYMPIA,
who visited the prisoners on May 81. were
assured by proper Russian authority that
Inc mon would lie freed as soon as their
term had expired The letter purporls u
come from the prisoners themselves.
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ACCIDENTALLY XXI

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED HIMSELF.
Chattanooga Tenn. October 3.-The
dead body of James Killer. well know,
resident OF Bronco. Ga. was found In the
woods about a mile from that town this
morning with gun that had recently
been discharged lying near him. Killer
was squirrel hunting Yesterday, and u u
supposed that ne accidentally shot him.
self He leaves widow and large lam
ilv
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INSUFFICIENT nFFICERs KILLED.

Havana, october THE local guerilla
force at san Nicolas has k.ll'sd the IN
portant Misurgcnt leader known Ms In
plesito, whose name was Alfred Gold,
lls body has been identified. one OF the
inBurgent captains was also killed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05
NIHILlsTs IN LONDON.

London, October 5.--The Daily Mall as
serts tina, the nlhillsts have held several
excited meetings in London N recent
days. .
Mail were In favor OF an attempt upon
ihe czar's life, but "A majority. N favor OF
inaction, CARED the day, on the Gr3una
an asylum was lief, for the extremists"
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were being shipped from North and South
America. 1t would steady the market
md check tho further rise. while The
actual arrival OF curgoeE would cause Inc
natVc grain dealers TO lower their prices.
she high prices having already unllsei
discomfort ami grain riots IN various
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05
LOCAL.

The Emmett picnic a big success.
Annual report of County Physician
Noark.
Registration commences tomorrow.
Mexico as Il coffee producing country.
DR.. Rankin breaches a strong s,rmon
on temperance.
Funeral OF Mrs. A. II. Mohl
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WANT A REELECTION.

Melville. n. j.. October 4-Whitehail, Ia
tum < CO., one of the firms who have
held against this years scale Of wages
asked by the GlRssworkers union, an
ncuncel last night that number OF tnr,
naces would be started up at once. and IL
20 per ceat less wages was agreed upon.
work would be given the men immedi-
ately. Should the union decline. the men
VIII be appealed to Individually, and the
places Of those not accepting VIII be
filled. The firm employs over 1890 hands
and II is believed should the firm caay
It's statement into execution difficult ta
would follow. Tonight groups OF week.
men can be seen all over town discussing
the situation.
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AMrnIcAN MHEAT FOR INDIA.

London. October IA dispatch to the
Times from Simia, Incia. with reference
to the proposed shipments Of California
wheat to India. says:
1.-The best news We could receive would
b. THAI ~ snty OF thirty cargoes Of wneAS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05
NovEI,IsT BARRIE RESTING.

New York. October al. NJ. Barrie. the
well known Scotch novelist. arrived on
named by his wife and will leave tonight
for Canada, where he will be the guest
OF Lady Aberdeen, Mr. Barrie said he
alton and would remain but six weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05

PHILADELPHIA. a.--l;lahorate prep
arh.l-ns have been made nv wnoies2l@
druggists Tor the arter Alnncnt q ne
rists' association. who hol ;her -w"niy-
second annual meeting ~ tn linttl wal
con during this week. heSil1hlg ;oray
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tional chess tournament, which is to he
given here today viii have many OF the
best players Of the world anon, ~" CON
t,stants, Stenltz and pilisEury of Amer
lea Wal attend.
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October term 81 the supreme court OF
the United states begins today.
Bishop Koanc rector of the catholc
university at Washington. explains his
Withdrawal
Comptroller Eclsols issues a statement
showing the amount of money held ey
banks on July /.
Seven porsons ki,'ed by wreck near
Osage city, Kan one passenger suicides.
Cardinal Satolli turns over to Mgr.
Mar&nelli the office of papal abcgate 10
America.
Frederic Coudert returns from abroad.
where he has gathered valuable data con-
corning the Venezuelan boundary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05

MEMPHIS Tenn. One of the features
thar ms been arranged for At the Bryan
mss meeting in this city today, will be a
adv BRYAN and Scwall club from NJ $
sissiDpi and an army from Woodruff
county. Arkansas. composed of 800 men,
moving Nike CoNoy's army. The move
ment IL uuder ne direction OF captain
r. n Wostm0reand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-05

James II Miller. n Tennessee populist
clet.tor resigns to stump the State for
Bryan ana Sewall.
Nashville preparing to receivn Nominee
Bryan.
Ex.presadent Harrison to speak at Gin.
cdnnatl and Charleston. w. Va
Mckinley will put In the eek receiv-
ing delegations.
Nominee Bryan TO speak Mt memphis TO-
day and then go to Nashville.
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STATE

In his Rockdale speech Buck Walton
rcpudaied Marion Williams and Harry
Tracy and advised populists to vote Tor
BRYAN and Sowan II It would secure tne
election of Bryan.
Prayers TO he offered up in Wharton on
the Sth supp!catlng the Divinity to t'de
the country over the political crisis
Frank q Frank OF Tyler assign. Liza
blltes $4,000 to $4,000.
It Is expected that the populist execu-
tive committee. since Bryan's acceptance
OF the populist nomination. VIII be called
together to map out their campaign.
The pre-arranged street car collision in
Fort Worth was grand success.
DWbney white, the Texas historian. bit
ten by IN snake.
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DEMoCRATs.

COLORED DEMOCRATS.
Dallas Texas. October 4.--The negroes
of Oak Ci!f have organized Bryan end
Sewall club.
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Rotterdam. october THE police here
refuse absolutely to say where kearney
and Haincs arrested here on suspicion
Of implication in dynamite plot, were
conducted They were taken TO the iron
ter yesterday and released, hut The police
have been ordered to maintain secrecy as
to thor whereabouts.
London. October IA dispatch to the
Standard from Paris says: The decision
respecatng T. j. p. lyman will be sub
mitted to the cabinet council which Will
not meet before October A. In tho event
of cxtradition TO England being rcfu'.d,
lyman will he put aboard a Gamer for
the United states under a decree OF eN-
mission
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HIS TRIP

St. Petersburg. Oc.ob.r 3,-Prnce Kill
koiY, the minister Of communications. has.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-10
CAROLINA TRAGEDY.
Desperate Fight Between Promi-
npnt Men

Desperate Fight Between Promi-
nent Men.
Charleston. Sept. 1O.-A special to
the News and Courier from Orange
burg. S. c., says:
There was a terrible tragedy en-
acted ten miles northwest of Orange
burg. This tragedy resulted
in the death of good man. who
leaves a widow and seven children
and leaves another family in deep
trouble.
Capt. John s. Rowe, a prominent
farmer of this county, shot and in
stantly killed Mr.. William r. Oliver,
Saturday night, at the residence of
the former Both men are from large
and influential families, and We're
near neighbOrs. which makes the
tragedy more deplorable. The facts
brought out at the cOroner's inquest
are substantially as follows:
Mr.. Rowe had ginned two bales of
cotton for Mr.. Oliver, and kept the
seed until the tolls could be paid. Mr..
Oliver claimed that Capt. Rowe owed
him for some lumber and was there
fore not justified in withholding the
cotton seed. He went over to Capt.
Rowe's home and waited until that
gentleman arrived. A dispute soon
arose and each cursed the other. The
only eyewitness, a negro man, testi-
fed that Mr.. Oliver knocked Captain
Rowe down and was beating him
when the latter drew his pistol and
fired. The ball passed through the
heart, and produced instant death.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-10
BILLIARDS. SNOW IMMINENT.

Mrs. Hamilton, Cambridge, Ills,
says: 1 had the rheumatism so bad
1 could not raise my hand to my head.
Billiards. Snow Liniment has entirely
cured me. take pleasure in inform
ing my neighbors and friends what it
has done for me. Chas. Handley,
clerk for Lay & Lyman, Kewanee, Ills,
advises US Snow Liniment cured him
of rheumatism. Why not try it? 1t
will surely do you good. 1t cures all
Inflammation, Wounds, Sores, Cuts,
Sprains, etc. Sold by Kalteyer 6, Son,
James Clavin, Kalteyer & Schuchard,
and A. Dreiss.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-10
A CHURCH RIOT.
1T HAPPENED JUST AFTER SUN
DAY MASS.
And the Policemen Were Called In-There
Was General Clubbing Of the
Participants.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 10.-There was a
serious riot at the Polish church on the
south side of the city after mass in
which eight or ten members were Sc
verely beaten and two or three police
officers were battered.
For months past there has been Sc
riOus trouble among factions in this
church out of the opposition of one of
the factions to the pastor. Rev. Father
Aust. Twenty-One members were ar
rested last week charged with caus-
ing disturbances in the church. The
dissatisfied ones, including a number
of women, gathered between the church
and the parsonage to prevent Father
Aust from entering the church.
When the police interfered and tried
to hustle the women away they were
attacked.
Eight other officers, including Chief
Robeling, were summoned, and, for a
quarter of an hour, there was a fierce
fight between the clashing parties, du-
ring which the police used their clubs,
the Poles fence pickets, and two wom-
en- their umbrellas and prayer books.
Citizens aided the police and the mob
was finally dispersed. There were
nine arrests. three women being among
the number. Several of the rioters
had the flesh on their heads laid open
to the bone by the officers. A dozen
warrants are out for that many ring
leaders among the Poles.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-10
Real Estate Transfers.

Estate Of George Dullnig to
Charles F. Griesenbeck, lot Is, on
the corner Of South Alamo and
Presa streets $1l,500.
George Dullnig, ct al, to Charles
F. Griesenbeck, lot 10, on the cor
ner Of South Alamo and Press
streets; S..
Caroline Schultze to H. Schultze,
Jr, surveys 245, 125 and 126, in the
counties of Medina and Bexar:
lot II, original city lot 6, range 8,
district l, in the city of San Anto-
MIC; also 40 feet 4 inches on West
Presa street, between the Schultze
and Fisk properties; $40 and other
considerations.
ii. SchultZe, Jr., to II. Schultze,
Sra surveys 245, I26 and l25, in the
counties of BeXar and Medins,
containing 1923 acres; lot IL, Or
iginal city lot 6, range 3, district l,
in the city OF San Antonio; also 40
feet inches on West Presa street,
between the Fisk and Schultze
properties; $685..
Henry r. Green and Alice Green
to William Cantu and Mathew
w. Cantu, east half of subdivision
3, original survey No. Is, on the
Chupederas creek; $500.
Amanda J. Dignowity to Albin
Seidel, lot 2, block /, on Palmetto
street, in the Dignowity hill sub
division; $l75.
Sarah r. Ingersoll to Henry
Wagner, lot 3, original city lot 40,
fronting on Leal street; $500.
Augustus Rebke to Thomas Ed
win Dawson, lots l, and 3, in
block 16, in Moore's subdivision Of
Geo. M. Mavericks addition;
$4,000.
VIM. Dobrowolski to W. A.
Chapman, part of block As, block
SO, fronting s! varas, on South
Frio street, having depth of 20
feet; $3.50.
Leandro Losoya ct al. to G. H.
Mackey an undivided one-fifth in
terest in 81 feet Of the Losoya
estate, between Losoya street and
the San Antonio river; $500.
G. H. Mckay to Juan Ordal, lot
II, block II, on Vargas street, in
the Maverick addition; 5000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-10
DEMAND FOR BLAINE's SPEECH
MisquOtatiOn by BryaniteS Causes a
Desire For the Exact Words.

Desire For the Exact Words.
Washington, Sept. 10-The Republi-
can congressional committee in re-
Spouse to constantly increasing
demands, has placed an or
der for the printing of l.
100000 copies of Blaine's speech on
finance made in congress in 1873.
This order is just by way of "strat-
err" it is said, and will be followed
by others. if necessary. When it is re-
membered that the Blaine document
is but one of the many documents be-
ing issued by the committee, an idea
can be gained of the tremendous vol
ume of literature being scattered
broadcast through the country in sup
port of the Mckinley platform and
ticket.
1t is said at headquarters that the
Bryanites themselves are responsible,
in a measure, for this great demand
for Blaine's speech. They have quot
ed portions of his remarks having an
apparent leaning in the direction of
favOring free coinage, and this has in
variably aroused questioning in the
minds Of the people, who doubted
that Blaine ever took such an atti-
tude and therefore called for the
facts of the case. AS has been here
tofore explained, when the whole
speech is read Mr.. Blaine's remarks
bear an entirely different application
from the meaning attributed to them
by the free silver orators. and the Re
publican committee is glad to correct
the false impression.
One of the callers at Republican
congressional headquarters was Mr..
Threet, who has again been nominal
ed for congress in the First Alabama
district. Mr. Threet is a cOlOred
man, and we'll known among Repub-
licans in Alabama.
''The Republicans have n good
chance to carry Alabama this fall"
said Mr.. Threet. ''The Democrats
are badly divided. There are practi-
cally three parties-Silver Democrats,
Gold Democrats and Populist Demo-
Gratis. I don't think that they will re-
concile their differences, and the re-
suit is likely to be disastrous to them.
1 think l will carry my own district,
for there is a normal Republican ma.
jOrity of 1000 there. I carried it in the
Fifty-first congress, although l was
not seated. I was also elected in the
Forty-ninth congress, although have
never had my seat in congress yet"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-10
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

Being satisfied that at each recur-
ring election the people are more and
more outspoken in favor of non-par-
tizan judiciary, and that the judicial
officers should not come in contact
with the strife and contention Of polit-
ical parties, we hereby submit our
name to the voters Of Bexar county,
Texas, irrespective Of party nomina-
lions and make our announcement as a
candidate for the office Of county Judge
at the ensuing November election.
JOHN T. LEWIS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-10
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND sYRUF

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In support of this statement we refer
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Clavin, Kalteyer & Schuchard, and A.
Dreiss.
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ATTENTION K. q!

To members endowment rank, Sec
ton 632::"Your regular monthly asses
ment and dues are due on the first of
each month, and must be paid on or
before the 10TH" T. B. JOHNSON,
Secretary Sec. $50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-10

Miss Eugenia Brohan, Of Seguin,
has removed to San Antonio, and
has taken up her residence with
Mrs. ]. d. Quinn, on Goliad
street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-10

81. CURE YOUR CATARRH 81.
II you suffer with catarrh or colds
In the head one bottle Of DR.. Thur
mond's Catarrh Cure Is guaranteed
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Son and J. NJ. Pettey.