San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-26
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FOREIGN NEWS.


The counter-revolutionary ministry in
Bulgaria has depOsed the revolutionary
cabinet and is supported by the people
and the troops. A deputation has set
out to hunt up Prince Alexander and
restore him to power.
1t seems certain that Russia will in
tervene by marching troops into Bulga-
ria, under the pretext, that anarchy pre-
walls in that country, and that she will
not suffer Alexander to return to Bulga-
ria in obedience to the wishes Of her
| people.
In London, the stock market was de-
| pressed on account of the serious aspect
of affairs In Bulgaria and the danger of
a European war resulting from Russian
Intervention.
In Paris, the stock market was de-
pressed at the close, owing to the re-
ported restoration of Alexander to power
in Bulgaria, and to the apprehension that
European war would be the result OF
Russian armed Intervention In Bulgaria.
All stocks underwent decline, but par
ticularly such as were likely to be most
seriously affected by an extensive
European war.
kilograms received in London state
that Prince Alexander had landed Mt
Rlen, but give no account of his subse-
quent movements.
The serious aspect of affairs In Bull
garia has caused the English cabinet to
telegraph request to Lord Salisbury,
the premier, to return to London imme-
diately.
Yesterday big fire was raging In Liv-
erpool, and the damage was, no doubt,
very considerable.
Mr.. Gladstone has gone to Berlin,
where he expects to spend three weeks.
The British cabinet has appointed Sir
Redevers Butler commissioner to Ire
land. A portion OF the opposition be.
lieye the appointment of Butler is a pre-
liminary step to placing Ireland under
martiaklaw.
The Master Cotton Spinners assOcia-
ton of Bolton, England, representing
100000 spindles, has resolved to reduce
wages five per cent. provided three
fOurths of the spinners OF Ashton and
Oldham agree to make the same reduce
ton. The reduction would affect Co.,
600 working-men and women.
The cholera in Italy does not appear
to be increasing to any extent.
Belfast has had fresh riot, but it WAS
between the police and the rioters, in
which the police were driven off the
field. The streets were finally cleared
by the troops and six rioters arrested.
Henry Ward Beecher is sick and has
gone to Scotland for restoration.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Commissioners Squires Of New York
has been removed from his office by the
mayor, with the appreciation of Governor
Hill.
Mr.. Powderly's recent speech, con-
demnatOry of socialism, etc, has pro-
vOked a reply from Anarchist Parsons,
Of Chicago, in which he says socialism, or
anarchism, and the Knights of Labor are
working to accomplish the same end
the abolition OF the wage system.
The strikers on the street cars in New
York yesterday seized a car on Three
Avenue drove out the passengers and
turned it over on its side. They also
attacked and upset open car that came
along and drew revolver on the driver,
who tried TO hinder them from Selling
his car. The arrival OF the police dis
persed the rioters.
Rev. John e. Beeoher, brother of
Henry Ward, committed suicide yester-
day at Elmira, N. Y, by shooting him
self through the head. He has for
years been suffering from mental
troubles. He was about So years of
age.
Congressman Grain has gone to Cor
pus Christi.
The surviving soldiers of the brigades
OF Ross, Cranberry and Ector held re-
union at Tyler yesterday. General Sui
Ross was present and made speech In
which political issues were not touched
upon.
WACO, August PA. J. Rosenthal, of
Fayette county, was elected permanent
president of the republican state con-
vention, beating Wright Quincy and L.
W. Madarasz. Z. w. Roberts, of Har-
ris, was elected permanent secretary,
and Nym Norton, of Dallas, and w. A.
White, of Ennis, as assistants. Number
Of delegates, about 400. No platform
has been agreed upon. At o'clock last
night the convention adjourned till 8
this morning.