San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-27
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FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
The party in favor OF Prince Alexan.
der has defeated and overthrow the
party that executed the late revolution
at the instigatiOn of Russia, and the peo-
pie of Bulgaria are wild with joy and
demand the restoration OF that prince to
his throne.
The car has allowed Prince Alexan-
der to 20 to Germany, but Ii Is believed
that Russia will oppose his restoration.
Upon hearing of the deposition and
kidnapping Of Alexander, the Emperor
William wrote a sharp letter to the cZar
expressing establishment and indigna-
tiOn at the proceedings.
The King of Servia declared the depo-
sitiOn of Alexander to be the greatest
infamy of the age, and avOwed his read
mess to sacrifice everything TO aid him.
Alexander has determined to return
to Bulgaria, and will be accompanied by
an army.
Matters were quiet in Belfast yester-
day. DR.. Kane, Protestant clergymen,
who stated that unless the policemen in
Belfast were disarmed 10000 Orange
men would disarm them, now charges
the magistrates with criminal parlying
with lawlessness.
Minister Lathrop, at st. Petersburg,
has procured the release OF Conrad, re-
Gently arrested at Simferopl for spread
ing heresies. Conrad has been ordered
to leave Russia.
The Orangemen at Belfast held meet
ing yesterday to consider and adopt the
best means to restore order. DR.. Hanna,
n a n.
vising all persons to remain in their
houses for several days. He expresses
the apprehension that the riots will be
renewed in worse form than ever, and
that the future loss of life in the city
will be far greater than il has been In
the past. The soldiers, he says, will be
obliged to fire upon the citizens who en-
gage in the riots.
The Express, conservative newspaper
of Dublin. states that serious trouble is
brewing In the Parnell camp. 1t grows
out of the intimatiOn OF one of the asso-
ciates, and who is deep In the secrets OF
the party that he will make those secrets
public.
The cholera bulletins from Italy show
no alarming increase In the number OF
new cases nor in the number of deaths.
The total deaths in the infected towns
amounted only to "a.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Mr.. Sexton, Parnellite, gave notice o.
his intention to move the following
amendment to the address in reply to
the queens speech: ave humbly repre-
sent to your majesty that the circum-
stances accountable for the recent riots
In Belfast, dictate the necessity for spec
tai 20 MI bali I'D thar Il
re-estsblish the reign Of law"
Sir Michael-Hicks Beach, chief secre
tary for Ireland, in reply to Edward
Russell, who wished to ascertain the OBJ
ject Of the government in sending Gen.
Butler as a commissioner to Ireland, de-
clared that General Butler was not sent
to Ireland to establish martial law nor to
restrain ordinary law, but merely to as
sist the civil authorities in maintaining
social order. This reply was deemed I'M
satisfactory, and Russell proceeded to ar
raign the government for sending Butler
to Ireland. Butler was known only as y
military man and his appointment would
not conduce to restore peace in Ireland.
He said the government aimed to de-
grade Ireland TO the level of savage
and barbarOus country. Lord Randolph
Churchill ridiculed the speech Of Russell
and said his motion could have no prac-
tical effect ifit prevailed. Russell's mo-
ton was finally defeated by a vote of al
to LAG, majority of 50 for the govern
ment.
Prince Alexander's arrival at Darn
stadt, Germany. has been telegraphed to
London, which does not look as if he WAS
returning to Bulgaria.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Dave CulbersOn was re-nominated by
reclamation for congress IN the Clarks-
vile district.
The democratic congressional conven-
ton at Alexandria, ", adjourned after
205 ballotings, without making nomi-
nation. The candidates had a confer
ence but could not come to any compro-
mise.
Senator Maxey made a speech yester-
day at Tyler to the ex-Confederate sol
diers assembled there.
Professor Girardeau. formerly editor
OF the Houston Post. died in Galveston
Of heart-disease last evening.
Judge Wood word, OF Indianola, was
nominated for the state senate by the
convention at Victoria. He intends re-
moving to Victoria.
Republican state con vention at Waco.
A full state ticket was nominated, and
Is as follows: Governor, A. NJ. Cochran,
of Dallas; 1t. Governor, Lock Mcdaniel,
Of Grimes; Associate Justice Supreme
Court, Judge w. III. Burkhart, OF Fort
Bend; Comptroller, Frank Cleaves, Cook
county; Commissioner of Land Office, A.
Zadek, Of Navarro; Attorney General,
G. M. johnson, Young county; Superin-
tendent of Education, II. Cline, of Har-
ris.
Resolutions of respect 10 the memory
OF Gen. Grant, and &. G.. Binkely, late
chairman of the Republican State Exec
utlve committee, were passed. A reso-
luton landing Tilden for acquescing in
the award Of the electoral commission,
was passed.
Wright Quincy was elected q member
Of the national republican executive
committee. De Gress wanted to be
chairman Of the state exective commit
tee, but he was badly beaten by Judge
John B. Rector, of Austin. c. M. Fergu-
son, OF Fort Bend, was elected secretary
Of the state executive committee. The
state executive committee elected is as
follows: First district, II. j. Russell;
third, Billy Wells; fourth, w. Il. Wilbur;
fifth, Jas. X. McDowell; seventh, W. +.
swanson; eighth, VIM. Burton; ninth,
III. ID. johnson; tenth, J. II. Washing
ton; eleventh. A. j. johnson; twelfth,
VIM. Spencer; thirteenth, ]. s. Sher-
mock; fourteenth, l.. 8. Miller; fifteenth,
A. Zadek; sixteenth, G. +. Altman; sew
enteenth, ID. A. Robinson; eighteenth,