The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
Interesting News That Flashed Over the
Wires from All Quarters
Of the Globe,
The Yellow Fever at Mazatlan-Killed by
Burglar Other Crimes and
Casualties.

SHELBY, ~ C., October 2o.-Mr. and Ms.
William Logan, both over 70 years old, were
attacked at their home, ~ miles from Shelby.
by a negro burglar last night. Mrs. Logan
was killed and her husband choked nearly to
death. The negro escaped with $40.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, October 7o.-The
Times Union Acala special says; Ross Glib
son instantly killed Alexander Clough, last
night, at Riddick's station, On the Florida
Southern railroad. The parties clerk in rival
stores and quareled about the goods. Glib
son fled.
New York, October 2o.-The American
Rapid Telegraph company, involving the con-
solidated interests of their lines in New York,
New Jersey, Ohio, Connecticut, Massachu.
sets, Pennsylvania and city Of Baltimore, ex-
ecuted a mortgage upon their property and
franchises to the Boston Safe Deposit and
Trust company for $1,000, 600
DUBLIN, October 2o.-rhe Freemnn's Jour
nal demands that the Government prosecute
the leaders Of the Orange meeting at Roslea,
the attendants Of which were armed. II also
says the speeches at the meeting indicated the
intention TO intimdate the attendants Of the
National League meeting held at the same
time.
BURLINGTON, Ia, October 2o.--By boiler
explosion at Mount Pleasant this merning, at
Ross Bros planning MILL man named Beck
with was instantly killed, another man badly
injured and thought to be dying, and four or
live others more or less bruised. The mill
was blown to atoms, with hardly enough LEFT
to burn. Dwellings in the vicinity shook
with the explosion and glass was broken in
many windows. 1t was a new steel boiler.
The cause Of the explosion is unknown.
DUBLIN, October 2o.-Parnell has accepted
an invitation from the promoters of the Par
nell testimonial fund to attend the banquet
given in his honor on December 10. A num-
Der Of Irish National League meetings an.
nounced to be held in County Cork tomorrow
have been prohibited by the authorities
Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant, and Lady
Spencer left Dublin for England, where he
proposes TO remain considerable time. They
will go first to Hawarden castle, the residence
OF Mr.. Gladstone, to pay visit to the Prime
Minister.
CHICAGO, October ao.-The Inter. Ocean
special says that the Sheriff of Logan county,
this afternoon, applied to the Governor for
leave to call on the military to assist him in
maintaining peace, and to protect the life Of
the supposed murderer of Fora Burns. The
Governor directed the Sheriff to use civil pro-
cesses and not make call for the military,
except as last resort. The correspondent OF
the Inter Ocean, telegraphing from Lincoln,
tonight, says the place is quiet, and that now
Carpenter is under arrest there is a revulsion
OF feeling in his behalf, but says that II GER
tain clews now being followed by detectives
should tend TO fasten the guilt more certainly
on Carpenter, then the presence of the military
might prove very essential ia preventing
lynching
SAN FRANCISCO, October 20 -Christian
Monico, Swiss passenger, who arrived yes
terday in the the steamer Grenada, from Pan
anna, died this morning. The body will be
buried with the same precaution taken with
regard to previous cases of yellow fever brought
from Mazatlan. All the other passengers
have been transferred on the steamer China,
now used as a sort of quarantine hospital.
The mails, cargo, and everything else aboard
the steamer, have been fumigated before be-
ing brought ashore. w. W. FELTON,, a resi-
dent OF Mazatan, now staying in this city,
announces the receipt Of letters from his
brother saying that, although the fever is now
abating at Mszatlan, fully 1900 had died from
it in that place alone. He also confirmed the
news already telegraphed OF the destruction Of
Altata by hurricane.