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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
BRAZIL is ALARMED.
With Britain and France Threatening, and
Internal Troubles, the Situation is

With Britain and France Threatening, and
Internal Troubles, the Situation is
Grave.
New YORK, March 2.--The Her.
AIDS correspondent in Rio Janeiro,
Brazil, telegraphs that the rates of
exchange have fallen lower than
was ever known before. Grave
fears are entertained that a COM
mercial crises will result. The
Brazilian government has issued
an important official gazette to the
effect that it cannot interfere in
the press discussion of the ques-
tions now at issue between Brazil,
France and England. The gazette
declares that the public must exer-
else its best judgment.
The government has abStained,
it says, from sending a warship to
Trinidad, despite the request Of
congress that information be OBJ
tanned as to the British occupation
Of the island for the reason that
above ali things it desires to avoid
a conflict. The government was op-
posed to even symbolic occupation
of Trinidad, combining itself within
rightful limits OF protest, thus sus-
taining it's main objection to
foreign entrance into the island.
The Herald's correspondent says
that despite the dental OF the Bra
lillian minister in Paris, serious
attempt was made to insult the
French consulate at Cayenne. The
affair has been known in the for
eign office for days past. The
French government has sent or
ders to the minister to use all force
necessary to protect the consulate.
The affair as reported through an
attack on French vessel in the
River Gassipore by Brazilians.
Chief Cabral is making full re-
port on Amazon affairs to the gov
eminent of Brazil.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
HOPE FOR CATHOLICS.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND'S DBFINI-
TIoN OF THE LATE DECREE.
If the Religious Features Are Eliminated
From Secret Society Rituals,
Catholics May Retain
Membership.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March O.
Archbishop Ireland's attention
having been called to the informa-
ton taken from the Review, of
Chicago, regarding the secret So
ciety decree, admitted that the de-
cree alluded to is authentic. He
had himself received an official
copy, and had communicated it's
contents to the priests of his juris-
diction. While the Catholic church
clearly desires, the archbishop
further says, to hold her members
aloof from those societies, she gives
all possible discretion as to cir
cumstances, and is as indulgent in
the application of her principles
as those principles will allow. The
previous DEGREES condemnatory of
the societies of Odd Fellows,
Knights of Pythias, and Sons of
Temperance are modified in two
important points. First, Catholics
who had Joined those societies be-
fore the condemnation, and who,
by total severance of ties with
them would suffer serious detri-
ment, are now allowed to leave
their names on the rolls of the So
cieties and pay into them dues and
assessments, all other participa-
ton, however, being still prohib-
tied; secondly, particular cases,
where extraordinary difficulties
arise from compliance with the
letter of condemnation, are now
adiudicated finally by the tribunal
of the delegate in Washington, in
stead of having to be referred to
the congregations of Rome, which
being remote. are far less able to
understand our local circumstances
and complications arising from
them.
What, in the archbishop's opin-
ion, forms the only stand of the
church against the societies of the
Odd Fellows and the Knights of
Pythias, is the religious features
in them, which apparently trans
form them into religious sects or
churches. Those societies should
leave out from their constitutions
and rituals the mention of affairs,
chaplains, bibles, etc., and adhere,
exclusively of all religious forms,
to their prime purpose of benevo-
lence and brotherly counsel. In
so doing the societies strengthen
their genuine worth, remove need
less and offensive barriers, and in
vite to, their membership men OF
all classes and all creeds. 'Then
maybe" said the archbishop, a
hopeful smile lighting up his coun-
tenance, call people engaged in
these societies will work in a con-
ciliatoIy spirit, and all differences
and examinations will cease"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
Russia Defes Japan. :

NEW YORK, March IA dis
patch to the Herald from st.
Petersburg says: The Novosti, in
an editorial says that Russia will
maintain the Independence OF
Corea and that IL Japan continues
intriguing Russia may be forced
to occupy the Peninsula. Japan
must consider that il she wishes to
acquire Corea this means war with
Russia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
sPANIsH-AMERICAN SITUATION.
The Old Monarchy Vituperative and In
clined to Become Quarrelsome.

The Old Monarchy Vituperative and In
clned to Become Quarrelsome.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
Spanish-American situation, grow
ing out OF reports OF riots in Bar
celona and other cities of Spain, is
regarded seriously. The president
at special meeting Of the cabinet
held last night, read letter from
Minister Delome inclosing cable
message he had received from his
government. This directed the
Spanish minister to inform the
United States ment that
Spain was exerting her pow.
err to protect the United
States legation and consuls
and that he could give assur-
ances that they would be protected
from any harm. Also Americans
visiting or residing in Spain would
be made safe from the attacks OF
mobs and other riotous as
semblsges. The communication
from the Spanish minister was
couched in pleasant and friendly
terms.
Secretary Olney submitted an.
other communication which ere.
ated profound surprise. 1t was a
message from the Spanish minister
for foreign affairs in Madrid, in
sisting that the United States gov
eminent disavow the action OF the
senate as a condition precedent to
continued friendly relations be-
tween tho two governments. This
was something the administration
had not expected, and the presl-
dent and cabinet ministers were
inclined to excuse it to some ex-
tent. on the basis Of ignorance.
Theionly result of the conference
was practical agreement that the
secretary OF state should promptly
respond in kindly terms to the
communication OF Minister Delome
and through him thank his gov
eminent for its readiness to pro.
tect Americans and American in
terests in Spain. The demand for
a disclaimer of the senate's resolu-
ton will be ignored, but at the
same time, there Is reason
to assert that the president
is not regardless OF the critical sit
uation. The secretary of the navy,
purely as a measure Of precsution,
will bring an efficient fleet OF war
vessels near enough together to
mass them promptly at any point
that may be threatened.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
Yellow Fever Spreading in Brazil.

NEW YORK, March IA dis
patch to the Herald from Buenos
Ayres says: The epidemic OF yell
low fever is increasing at Rio
Janeiro. Homeward-bound steam
ers will stop touching at Brazilian
ports. Private reports, the Her
aid correspondent it Rio Janeiro,
Brazil, says, indicate that the total
number Of deaths from yellow
fever daily is sixty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
Armenian Massacres Renewed.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March g.
The massacre of thirteen Armenian
families is reported from the
district of Moosh and five Ar
menians are said to have been
killed at Kirchebir in Angora
district
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Crispi Strengthened.

NEW YORK, March "A dis
patch to the Herald from Rome
says: The speech of King Hum
bert at Naples has strengthened
Signor Crispi's position. 1t is
nearly certain that King Menelik
will retreat before the Italian rein
forcements now being sent to
Abyssinnia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
Young People Killed.

IRWIN, Pa, March 2.-Miss
Pauline Clark, Miss Mary Greeves,
both of Westmorelapd City, and
Richard Garland, OF Shafton, were
run down by freight train near
here and all instantly killed. The
party was returning from an enter
tainment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
The Cuban Resolutions Today.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Chair-
man Hit, of the house committee
on foreign affairs, after confer
ence with Speaker Reed, has decid-
ed to call up the Cuban resolutions
in the house today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
He Struck Billy Patterson.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, March 2.
Jimmy Murphy, of Chicago,
knocked out Billy Patterson, of
San Francisco, here last night in
the sixth round. The fight was a
fierce one.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02

Gus Way, the street car motor
man who fell from the roof OF a car
last week, died this morning at III
o'clock at the Santa Rosa hospital,
from the effect of his injuries. The
immediate cause Of death was par
alysis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-02
WRENOHED FROM THE WIRES.

Tillman III. Hunt suicides in a
Fort Worth hotel.
Zapata county enrolls itself in
the Mckinley ranks.
Brotherhood of painters in Pitts
burg decide to order a strike.
Melvin Belcher, of Taylor, acct
dentally shoots himself, and dies
few hours later.
Burleson county republicans
send all delegates to all conven-
tions uninstructed.
Heavy floods, with damage, are
reported in the New England
states and in New York.
Cubans in the City of Mexico
are enthusiastic over the action of
the United States senate.
Cubans in Paris telegraph thanks
to the senate committee on foreign
relations.
Rhodes is charged with knowing
of Jamison's raid sc hours before
he informed his colleagues.
President Faure will meet Glad
stone at Cannes tomorrow, Tues
day.
Judge Blake, aged sc, dies at
Nacogdoches. He was Texas
pioneer, and prominent in Texas.
England and Italy have about
concluded trade for their African
possessions in Nubia.
Ballington Booth will not lay
down his work, but will organize
for American evangelization.
The trouble in Nicaragua has
necessitated the presence of an
American man-of-war at Corinto.
The training ships in the Spanish
navy are under orders to sail, prob
ably for Cuba.
Spain declares herself possessed
of sufficient war material to carry
on operations in Cuba until May.
Madrid tenders the American
minister a squad of police for his
protection, but he declines.
English press consider war by
Spain against the United States as
costly comedy.
A mob attacks the American
consulate at Barcelona, because OF
the senate's action over Cuba.
The affair at Barcelona is not
likely to rupture the friendly rela-
tions of this country with Spain.
There is no regret Of any charac-
ter on the part Of the senate over
Cuban recognition.
The house will take up the Gu
ban matter this week and farther
consider appropriation bills.
Senate will have the agricultural
appropriation bill under discussion
this week, and tariff.
Steamer Alisa sunk in a COLI
sion with La Borgoyne in the en-.
trance to New York harbor.
Steamer Geo. w. Clyde beached
in fog in the lower New York
harbor.
Two negroes jailed at Fort Worth
for trying to raid butcher shop
and rob the butcher.
Henry Murphy is under arrest
at Waco for killing James Hill in
fit of jealousy.
The Marquette statue in the
capitol grounds at Washington is
unveiled without ceremony.
Halifax, n. S., has confiagra.
ton causing a quarter million dol
lars loss.
II Kruger comes to England he
will demand control of Delagoa
bay and the independence of the
Transvaal.
Extensive field of coal, that
burns and cokes well, has been
opened near Garrison, Nacogdoches
county.
The Barcelona police, acting un-
der instructions, soon cleared the
street of the mob chat attacked the
American consulate. No one was
fatally hurt.
Conditions of the Transvaal sur
render show that the Beers spared
the lives of the raiders on condi-
ton that the cost of the invasion
should not fall on the Beers.
-r yYf,es- F1ufn ffIIs are gueren sSzsI ca sC0z
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I'm. Miles ruin fflIs are suerensv5ou 60 s1oz,
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3Gd9ntte Noote.

Quf benz @ute OspalIa Bel Romcrn
In ungarn 1T Baron Morris be 0iriH
be Gereutb i'm Otter bon 55 Sabren
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bergrDBert purbe. Weitere groBartige
Sinanaoperattonen ma1ten i'm gu eiz
mem Der rei9iten MGnner gurppas.
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lmSdbre 1875 BON MoMabpn eehilbete,
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cabinet &ufaure bonn 8. Wfdts 1876,
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i1leuni9f bem6utelu!"
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-26
MAY CLOUD TITLES
JUDGE OTIS SETS THE GRI3BLE
TAX CASE FOR OCTOBER
10TH,
SAY CLIFFORD IS A UsURER.
PLEA ON WHICH TWO OF HIS
DEBTORS DEMAND THEIR
RELEASE.
SELL THE AUDITORIUM AGAIN
Receiver Phillips VIII Ask the Court
This Morning to Authorize
Another Sale.

Judge Otis, In chambers, yesterday
issued an order in the case of Rosa
Gribble against the city of st. Paul cit
ing the attorney general and the coun-
ty attorney of Ramsey county to ap-
pear before him at a special term oil
court Oct. 10 to show cause why GER
tain alleged insertions in a tax judg-
ment of 1892 should not be corrected.
The case Is one which has been long
pending, and it's result will be watched
with interest as should the final deci-
sion be rendered in favor of the plain
tiff a large number of purchases and
sales of property made to satisfy judg-
ments secured in default of the pay
ment of the general taxes Of 1892 may
result
1t is claimed by the plaintiff that
when judgment was entered and the
property in dispute was sold, the jude-
ment was not then dated but that the
date was some time afterward inserted
by an employe Of the clerk of the
title to the property involved is now
pending in the district court and it
Is sought by the application Of the
plaintiff to have the judgment, under
which it was sold, corrected by having
the alleged insertion of dates erased.
IN case such an order is made by the
court and other judgments are ques-
toned on the same grounds, it is pos
sible that a large proportion Of the