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   San Antonio Daily Light (Newspaper) - November 12, 1892, San Antonio, Texas                               San Antonio Daily Light N AND ATTHE POST MAU Volume 255 SAN ANTONIO TEXAS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1 2 1892 a Year BANKS AND BANKERS SENT SPECIAL TO THE BX THE ASSOCIATED BANK SAN ANTONIO TEXAS 3 LOCKWOOD Pres 1 MoiR Jr Cashier SAFE DEPOSIT A MAS NATIONAL BAE 263 Commerce ri treat ANTONIO TEXAS General banking business trans- Drafts on Europe acted p BANKERS the el States aad in all bought jj 3 THORNTON W B WRIGHT And the Prom Up to the Hour of ing to New York NEW YORK Sov tures opened strong November 8.61 8.75 January 890 WCB til er WASHINGTON Nov 12 Forecast till 8 p m Sunday for Eastern Texas Mr slightly warmer I winds becoming York Fire NEW YOKK Nov outbreak of fire occurred about 5 o'clock this morning In store In man street near Montague Loss New Orleans Markets NEW Nov closed Rood mid 8 mid low raid 7 Futures barely Nov 855 Dec to 867 to 808 FBD 678 to 670 sales San Antonio Texas j CO BANKERS Whiter Circus Opens PHILADELPHIA Pa Nov Philadelphia winter's circus opens In the great winter building here today Settles the Championship ROCHESTER N Y Nov In the foot ball league will bo settled today in game to be played between the Syracuse and college elevens and between Union and Ham Hton colleges at Clinton N Y Foot Hall NEW YORK Nov Yale and University of Pennsylvania foot ball elevens meet on Manhattan field this afternoon to contest for championship Both teams are splendidly but the will edly lie with Yale which has during the past two weeks been trained hy all the famous players who have ever distinguished themselves on Yale toot ball teams during the twelve years Yale's next great opponents will be Harvard In tne game at next Saturday From all Indications at least forty thousand people will he at on that day Today fully twenty aud are looked tor if tiie weather re- mains clear WEST CoM Houston and Navarro Sts Accounts of Hanks Banks and Individ uais solicited General Banking Bust ness Transacted SMITH DEVINE CO BANKERS Successors to John Twohig A General Banking Business SAN ANTONIO TEXAS 11 O SHOOK SAN TEXAS MONEY DO ABE ASH Plaza J S Andrus COURT STENOGRAPHER 21 r Mackey Block lei OR ROBT E MOSS Eye Ear aud Throat Office 203 Alamo Plaza For Conclave NKW YOKK Nov first or the who will attend week's great conclave will reach bore today theiu is the Papal gate who has been traveling through the country visiting the various dlu All Sail for NEW Nov 12 All the delegates to the Inter- national Monetary ex- cept H W Cannon and Brof E B Andrews who lefi last Wednesday sailed today tor Europe The party includes Senator William B Allison of Iowa Senator John B Jones ot Nevada man of Kentucky Edward Leach of Philadelphia and Dr of the university of Pennsylvania Ho has recently been appointed secretary of the conference aud will probably be tbe candidate of the American gallon for general secretary Ot the convention Society NEW YORK Nov opening concert of the society and of the Philharmonic society of New York takes place tonight The box office sale for this concert began Nov 1st and the Carnegie Music Hail tbe concert will take place will ue nimble to hold of In fact almost every seat had been Bold over a week ago Mrs Belle Cole will slug composition by Beethoven and tra pieces will be by Wagoer Will be Senator YORK Nov the announcement of the candidacy of Edward Murphy Jr for the senate politicians have come to accept his election as a matter of course In Mexico 6T Mo Nov 12 R C Pate owner of the Pate stock farm I situated at Baden Su Louis county will soon inaugurals winter racing on larye and extensive scale lu ttu j Republic of Whitnry and Coble CHICAGO Nov Local papers say William C Whitney of New York will be premier of I Cleveland's second administration mil T Cable of Illinois will be the navy port folio Election MILWAUKEE Nov turns for sixty counties of the stale are nearly complete The with the vote estimated few counties in about Pook I- votes ahead Lute return mike in the lu the have a majority of 31 on ballot Nov the triumphant aud terrible Pf Chicago will clinch the victory ol lust Tuesday With horns bands torches and t marching men they will to tho of the give tho state to Cleveland 35 000 majority Tho parade promises io be the biggest aud jolliest that has ever been seen in this fur the Horse NKW YORK Nov press of the city will this afternoon send s to Madison Square den to view I he completed ar- rangements tor the home which opens next Monday 1 he are All in place aud will ba cared for In the Garden until the opening night Tbe regular classes have one entries The re- from trU sale of boxes and the private sale Is more than sufficient to pay the prizes and all expenses In laot tbe announce that there Is profit In at present almost hours before opening of the A Strange NEW ORLEANS Awington a white man who claims to be a jockey from Dallas related a story In the court this morning He arrived here Friday aud went out to the lair grounds seeking employment From there he returned to tho city aud lounged around a pool room where he met Louis a horse owner and a one-armed man named White suspected to be a sporting man from Bt Louis and a negr named Jack On invitation he companied them in the afternoon to the fair grounds Shortly alter ing there his companions threw a rope around his and palled him up to the rafters of a stable several times stating would hang him If he did not disclose tbe whereabouts of a valise and over- coat he had stolen victim tested his innocence but was hung until he became unconscious Upon recovering to consciousness he stag gered out Into the open air when struck him a severe blow with a stick cutting bis scalp and drawing blood copiously His tormentors then allowed him to depart mado his way to a suburban police station and was advised to visit the court today Judge issued rant for the arrest of the accused and the affair will be thoroughly In- appears to be badly used up Nov tele- graphic tournament which will rival that given lu New York over two years ago begins here today The operators from both Western aud Postal telegraph Hues and from thw trained dispatching departments one of the various roads ol the country are iu dance The tournament is a feature of the anniversary celebration of the of the Order ot Railway Telegraphers It Is believed that the records made in New York will be here today Unto NKW YORK Nov the re- quest of Mr W P Clyde the owners presidents of every aud steamship of the Mississippi of the Ohio River called to meet hero today I he purpose is to talk over the rote tion In cue south Another meeting m he managers of these lines called for ine uist in this at which the plans 10 ba at the previous will be carried into effect This part of a grand plai the present managers ot the system have con to help not only the Terminal but all other roads in the Mr Clyde claims that the part ot these com names to advance rates will make H to Richmond Terminal over M 000 000 a year and a -uce of to southern generally The reduction of southern rules WHS brought about partly east and west with thn central and ern routes and partly by water com Chairman of UK Western Freight association long time trying to get tbe souther roads to restore rates but success The was no excitement throughout on day The ent court refused our large suburb a polling place BO our people went singly and In groups to oast their votes at Mr store If the majority were elated or disappointed they have of the muscles that no one can notice it Neither Gou Hogg or any one else can hold down Senator Vest Is as much pleated and Mr Rustell son has not sold his lots yet Our new artesian well a depth of 405 feet and water Is now within six feet of the surface Our hotels continue to furnish their guests in to the best the tables afford to bountiful supply ot ozone gratis The election of Mr Hogg will not prevent the of the largo Catholic seminary While every private dwelling around us is a sanitarium ot itself Dr Peebles is here also for those whose health really or imaginatively requires West Texas healthfulness Wild ducks but that Is a misnomer because they are very tamo swim un- disturbedly on our lakes It itches the sports to see them without being able to throw lead among them but the ducks are Artist If putting on the painton Mr house in fine It Is not likely that West End will report any under Mr son for master Attorney Evans Mr Terrell Collector Vaughn and the and one re safe as far as West Etui is S Y M O A NOTES Kov C C McLoan will address mon's mooting Sunday afternoon 4 o'clock All urn invited to attend These services are growing every week and bosoming moro popular Next week will observed all over tho world as A Party Messrs John Luu and Edward Willur two popular young mou of city gave a danue last at residence of Mrs Put on haut treat to their riends Titere were present about who in ed danced to charming music early morning VI choice refreshments were All pronounced the a brilliant success Opens a Now Knee O UIBO CHICAGO III Nov new Roby course opens today for a long season of fall winter and spring races It Is the property of the In- diana Racing association which routed out of the state by the Cook county some months ago at which time the murder of Brown occurred Col L TVI Clark will be presiding judge Joseph gert secretary and associate Judge H starter and Major Farley clerk of the Starter will handle the fUg having made a at contract wita the association The corporate officers are Aldermen Ernest Hummel dent Harry Treasurer -J A Webb J J and P Kyan form the Board of Directors Racing will continue rain or shine as long as tbe weather will permit and unless the winter season Is unusually severe It may be expected to continue until Six hundred stalls are ready and applications have been made for the starling of 400 from Hawthorne Park Nashville Bt Louis and THE OPEN By the Chamberlain Investment com- pany No 523 East Houston street to build you a house ftt Alamo Heights on a site of your own upon a payment of down and nve years time la which to pay the ince This Is on unexceptionable one that will remain open but for a limited length class job print Ing call on Che Antonio In tho Finest NEW YORK Nov 12 ocean steamer Kaleer Wilhelm 2nd which was built originally lor the China and Australia passenger trade and last year was placed Into service between Bremen and Now York today with over two bun dred American passengers on its arst trip to This makes the eighth to enter the led ranean Two years ago large steamers piled between New York Genoa The increase lu the fleet hows drift of first class passenger trafflo to H rapidly rota the northern to the southern ronte Sail vs Solio 1 Yesterday the first real match gam it foot hall played this season wa played at Pedro Springs Antonio aud High school It was a hotly contested from to finish school boys played with much vigor and were always on the alert wherever the hall was there was High school boy right after it They were hindered somewhat by rush one of the befit play being 111 and unable to take part The played well bin it was evident that m ire practice was They winded too quick They outweighed the High boys and their superior knowl ndge of the game was evident They played with ten men and two of were not members of tho team which was a decided disadvantage Tne score stood after an tour's game 2 to 0 In favor of the San The San Antonio and Mission club teams will play Sunday Roth teams will have their bent mons iut and an exciting contest is ex- John captains the and Gabe Gazzell the Missions A Rally CHATTANOOGA Nov was with red fire last Never before in the history ol Hits section of the country has such a been made in honor of the success of any party I1 or over an hour there was passing endless procession of horsemen and pedestrians with torches and conceivable that could make a noise was brought Into sition aud men paraded in all ot fantastic costumes The leading factor the parade was a large w ilon a circus man who happened tu he iu the the day of election had bet and lost Montana HELENA Mont Nov 12 figures ot the legislature show the senate 10 democrats 5 cans 1 in doubt 2 democrats 22 republicans 4 populists 3 In doubt One ol the populists was endorsed by the democrats and is pledged to vole for the democratic United ritales atur districts are so close That It will take an official count to decide Train Nov at- tempt was made to hold up a West Point Atlantic train at last night but before the bars could they were beaten off Twenty shots were flred one of took effect on one of the robbers and another Bounded man All escaped The were badly frightened week of prayer for young men Meetings will uo held In tho Association rooms every night and conducted hy different ministers and the The topics are as Sunday Nov need realized a prayer offered anil a Savior provided hut curious place whore two meet Wednesday Bod's way tho wuy question that anxious bnt unto lion All men Interested in this work are most earnestly Invited to attend as many services as possible Secretary bible training class will meet Tho topic for will Tho Hook as a Natural Divisions students and others arc Invited to Tho Ladies Auxiliary will hold monthly In the parlor Monday ftt 4 o'clock Tho mot last and ed of constitution They now have a constitution which is a el Tho association Is in a condition The assoc is very into new thov will Rev G Q A Hose will a lon and 1st to and their riends Casinos vs Somo timo into a forles of con- was arranged for between thn 10 and Mission clubs Thn series vas to consist of throe games tho club two out of the three to be de- best howlers bast night tho contest took place and was won tho Mission milking the two thuy won tho two A was up by the Casino club or an- series of names was accepted iliA first tn next Friday nicht Tim to last night In favor of the A Tho society of the church mrI last evening at hu of Mrs ti 11 Davis on Hill ann spent tho evening In nn unusually Their for tho entertainment of was onn of In addition to some choice and recitations by Lulu and II Chirk and H K Jordan thu company was favored with two IVIla an from Weimar after which refreshments and rious wens until ar- i to repair tu homes A most cordial invitation Is extended to old to attend the Young Builders meetings lield every afternoon at -I in thn Mil mo church on ami streets Tho sin while was tho performance at Grand ho was sent for hy some OUR at his home and responded 10 tho call he readied his residence ti his surprise he found a largo number of citizens awaiting his besides two brass bands Tho was completely surprised and milking a few remarks expressing his a jolly time was hand Music and refreshments were und tha condition of this city from a stand point was discussed A Social nance evening at tho residence of Mrs on tho corner of Plum and Iowa streets South Heights a pleasant event toolt place it being a social and dance Thoro were quite a number of folks present and a limn was had Dancing was tho main femur and at midnight un elegant spread was It was 1 o'clock when thn Jolly crowd adjourned to their respective homes AMERICAN CHOLERA Daily Roveillo Whatcom T C tho democratic date for sheriff was taken violently III at lie had all tho symptoms of Asiatic cholera and for an hour or two It was feared ho would die They finally of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which revived him until a physician arrived That is precisely what the rers of that me recommend for era Send for a but their medicine until a physician arrives It becomes prevalent in this country next summer preparation will bo In demand because it can always he depended upon Kor sale by P A Son A H it Cohn Co J T and gists Sad Hot Will Well WEST POINT Miss Nov Thursday night while the were celebrating Cleveland's a bursted while tbe parade was both legs and may die A President Cleveland to appoint Mayor Wart If he survives has been signed by every citizen In the are the sole for the 240 B Houston   

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