San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
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| densed and Boiled Down.
Poughkeepsie Is to have a bridge over
the Hudson. Ii will consist of five spans.
be little over 2600 feet long. give clear
headroom of lG5 feet above high water,
will be supported on steel towers and
cost S5,000,0O 1t must be completed
January l, 1883.
Henry Irving says Miss Fortesque
rivals an American null in her powers
of kicking.
Russia is SHIPPING troops at Odessa
ostensibly for the Cremea, but more
likely for Bulgaria.
The Russian journals, now that Bis
marks Intervention is shelved, are adj
vOcating Russian regency over Bull
garia.
The mobiles in Bulgaria will oppose
| AleXandeT's departure, and have adj
| dressed note TO the ear asking II the
assembly will be allowed to chose Alex
| ander's successor, and whether Russia
will grant Bulgarian loan If her de-
mands are acceded to.
Alexander has been twice impOrtuned
by the officers of his army to reconsider
his determination to depart, and resume
the throne, but the prince adheres to his
DOIlCb vi dDulChllOu. ne leaves OOIh
on the 18th Of September,
Bismark's organs are busy examining
the German nation with reasons for the
chancellOrs' policy, and the assurances
are daily repeated that Germany has no
real interest in Bulgaria.
Alexander's abdication is accepted at
Vienna as an act of pure self-abnegatiOn
for the good of Bulgaria.
The liabilities of Leopold E. Isaacs,
the absconding tobacco merchant OF
Philadelphia. exceed $780, 900, with prac-
tically no assets. He is accused of fraud
and forgery, and steps will be taken to
extradite him from Canada
The car and all his family, from the
cZarovitch TO the baby, have gone to
wilma and Warsaw to witness the mill
tary maneuvres.
Rumors are rife Of q native uprising in
North India against the English and in
favor of Russian invasion. Grave events
are imminent in Central Asia.
The government will give Parnell two
days next week for the discussion of his
land bill.
AT the fortnightly meeting Of the Ma
tional league in Dublin yesterday
O'Brien announced that $4,000 had been
received from America since last meet
ing. kerney in a speech said: "On no
condition will we allow our fellow
countrymen to be thrown into the road
side during the winter. We will oppose
such attempts by all lawful means, and
these failing, we will resort to other
means which cannot possibly fail, il
Parnell's bill proves unsuccessful"
The county police who have been do
inc lntu in RnlfnEt haya hppn UanarnllV
dismissed to their several stations, and
the city will be guarded by its own force
in the future.
The second battalion of the Grenadier
guards have left England for Ireland,
where il is rumOred they are TO assist in
eVictiOns.
Spain says that Germany has aban-
dOned her right TO establish n naval sta
ton at Caroline island Bismark is get
ting into his dOtage.
Sexton has given noticosin parliament
that he would question Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach, chief secretary for Ireland,
as to the truth of the statement that a re-
porter was in the employ of the British
government and had been following Mi
chael Davitt in his trip through NiChi-
gan and had taken down his speeches.
Cholera returns show no abatement Of
the scourge III cases and 6S deaths were
the latest reported bulletin.
C,1 p. ao. ,o.o,o, eooro
or .. reaguso1n n;. unuei IHrH,gh se tha
.aly Ior Urea ot,aa.n, aoP,s. hS iot ,o ,nS
goNet it W ir,eii ossnaS ' 49,
ma .no $500 60 s 1885, thn rmr,or
that the memhers of the trinIe alliance
contemplate a partition of Southeast Eu-
rome between them.
The raport that the British govern
ment had decided TO abandon the island
of port Hamilton. ia officially denied.
aIso that the government meditates an
import tax on cotton goods shipped to
India.
The British Trades Union congress
has resolved tn nrpe the government TO
Increase the number Of factorv inspec.
TORS the various acts nassed for the
benefit of the workingmen and women
of Great Britain having become dead
letters will become practically obsolete
unless their operation be more closely
supervised.
Augusta. Ga. and Evansville. Ind.
have been treated TO few more earth
quake shocks. At Augusta yery marked
change in the Topography of the country
is observed owing 10 the settling of the
earth's surface.
.c,- - r,,.,..,
have heen made sneciaI agents for the
soljcitatjon of subscrjptions for the
Cbarleston sufferers. at the instance of
nresident Alexander of the life Ennit-
able.
ph;,oao,nh;.,s r.,;ot contributions too,