San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-28

was at the meeting, said that Most spoke
OF the police as sCoundrels, who were
unit to live.
Lewis Roth, policeman, swore tina
Most threatened to overthrow the gov
eminent, calling upon the men to unite
and arm for their rights. The women
were told to get vitriol and throw il on
the police.
Ex-Alderman Michael Duffey came to
the general sessions court this evening,
/ and gave bail in the sum of 1900 to
/ answer another charge of bribery in
J connection with the franchise OF the
Thirty-fourth street Crosstown rail-
ways.
CHICAGO, May 2..-The grand jury has
returned % indictments into court.
They are known to be against anarch-
lists, but the clerk OF the criminal court
has refused TO allow or let any one see
them up to 2 O'Clock.
CHICAGO, May 20. Three hundred
packing house employees of Sidney A.
Kent, who inaugurated the S-hOur move
ment at the Union stock yards, had u
consultation with Kent to-day, at
which the latter agreed to continue the
S-hOur plan until October |. What effect
this action will have upon the other
packing house employees is not known.
They had all announced an intention to
return to 10 hours on Monday.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, May 2G.-COra Lee,
arraigned In the circuit court yesterday
on the charge Of murder in the first de-
gree, pleaded not guilty. A continuance
will probably be asked to the November
term.
CATANIA, May G.-The lava from
Mount -Etna is advancing toward Nj
colosi at the rate of 40 metres an hour,
and is now within one kilometre of the
town. The adjacent country is also
menaced. anG the people are flying from
their homes. All the streams and water
courses in the district have dried up, and
water famine prevails.
LONDON, May 27.-Dr. Schweinfurth,
the German traveller, advises the Ital-
aims to avenge the massacre of the PonO
expedition by selling Harrar, in East
Africa, the conquest of which, he says,
will be easy. The establishment of a
colony at the place, be thinks, would
prove of great advantage to the Italian
government.
The Standard believes that Mr.. Glad
stone will amplify his former proposal
for full Irish representation at Westmin-
ster at fix periods of the session for
specified purposes. 1t is stated that Mr.
Parnell has been consulted on that point,
and approves of the scheme.
The Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon publishes an
attack on MIR. GladstOne's home rule
bill. The preacher asks: What has
Ulster done to he cast of ~ He adds
"The whole scheme is full of dangers
and absurdtes as if conceived by
mailman, yet | am sure that Gladstone
believes he is doing justice and is acting
for good to all. | consider that he is
making one of those mistakes only made
by great and well-meaning men,"
The cZar's receptions at the various
towns here as visited throughout South
ern Russia, have been much commented
upon in Berlin ard Vienna, and it Is
supposed that the governors addresses
were submitted to the ear for his APP
prevail previous to their being read in
public.
PARIS, May 27.-The government sub
mitted IT'S expulsion bill to the chamber
of deputies this evening and demanded
urgency for its consideration. The bill
empowers the government to prohibit
all members of families which formerly
reigned from remaining in the country
under penalty of five years imprisOn-
ment. The minister of the interior is to
notify ostracIsed persons of the prohibi-
ton against them by issuing a decree
commanding them to depart. In sub
hitting the bill the government an
nOunCed its readiness to give immediate
effect to the eXpulsiOns.