The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
Free Trade Convention in ST. Louis-The
corean Embassy at Washington
Sherman and Hoadly.
Galveston Families Poisoned by Eating
Cake-Ten Thousand Veterans
at Pittsburg.

NLLNELAND, OctoDet Judge Hoauiy
to-day felt somewhat exhausted after speaking
last night, but hopes he will be able to speak
at Sandusky tomorrow night and other places
during this the last week Of the campaign.
RUTLEDGE, October a.-The grand jury adj
journed without indic,ing Haven for embezzle-
ment Of the funds of the Rutledge railroad
while Treasurer oft. The evidence failed to
establish whether he or some other person was
responsible.
CHICAGO, October 2.-Sergeant Bates, the
flag carrier, announces his intention to start
from this city next Monday, accompanied by
his young son, who is also to carry flag, the
twain to journey to Atlanta, Ca, and from
thence to Charleston, S. c. The father
announces his purpose to make speeches on
the way.
PnTsBURG, October 2.--This is a grand
holiday, and the city is in holiday attire in
honor Of the veterans. The morning opened
gloomy. with a steady rain, running many OF
the decorations, but at noon the clouds passed
away, and at O'Clock p. m. the sun was
shining brightly and the strsets thronged with
visitors from the surrounding towns Of West
ern Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and West
Virginia. Wis afternoon there is grand pa
rade OF 10000 veterans in line.
"HshiNoioS' oc'ooel AN aPPhca''on
ms oeen nSue 10 tue war department ny
'e" SURVIVORS OF a Confederate or'gaue, re-
"a , 1I T So ,or Pe'hlss,Gn 70 use .ne.'
parment. on The occasion of a reunion 10 take
place in a lew weeks. There are several hun
bred Confederate battle flags stored in the war
department. Adjptaut General Drum said
to-day that the application would have to be
refused, as neither the Secretary Of War nor
President can give ur lend these flags without
the sanction Of Congress.
DIES MoiNEs LAVA Oc,ober A dis
II r.. 49,
Pa''" ''O''' "of''Ne'" 'ein"s Vi "o'ei"o'
sherman being taken sick there yesterday,
while in joint debate with MIR. Kline, is a
pure fabrication Governor Sherman was at
DEW" yesterday, where he held joint dis
c,ussion with Kline in the evening. lie left
ere u - u ne N";ls.. anu - now, AZ cloeS'
where he speaks TONIGHT He has not been
in Moqueketa during the campaign, nor for
three years. lie is in good health, although
much worn out by reason Of making two
speeches day and travelling at night.
WASHINGTON, October The Corean
p.,,,,..,, iii a..-, 60
embassy pau "' o'''e'"' WISH 10 'ne ola.e'
war and Navy departments to-day. The
secretaries of all departments wer. absent
from the CITY. The Embassy was received n,
a.. ST.. 49,. eN"',--,1N
l'S c'"'e unP'""e"' ny IisS's'an' oeore'a''es
D"',S anu i,un'e'' anu liner |iefN crown; al
W;.t nV uePar,ment oy Aenng secretary
manders Walker and English. and at the War
department by Adjutant General Drum. The
mead OF me Embassy to'k the occasion to
cove~nmsnt tor h;s oond ne;nss " 1 hs;on;a a,,
about close relations between the Limited
States and Corea. Admiral Shu(eld said that
he expected to make another visit to Corea
next year.
CA,vrsroy Oo,oh.r Will. s..,,;...
O'O's ""i' se'',.eS
were oeing held al the synagogue to-day Mr.
ii. Kaufman and his children, Joseph and
Belle. also Mr.. 7. Mver and dauohter Hattie
wer. ,aLer v;olsr,Iv m von,;,;nS ,rd ovL;h;,
,.-.-n.," ''' 80 '0',''s anu ''o'
ing all the symptoms oil poisoning. Medical
aid was quickly summoned and everything
possible was done, but notwithstanding siren