San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-23
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts OF the Globe, Con-
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such an immense wheat crop that farm
ers are piling IL up in bags on the ground
waiting shipment.
Boston follows New York and trOts
out workingman's candidate for
mayor.
Acyclone at Girard, Kansas, damaged
| the town 5000, and three citizens are
seriously hurt.
Ksulbars has reached STEAMBOAT in his
stampede from Bulgaria.
Otto, OF Bavaria, has somewhat recov-
cred from his mania and imagines him
self In paradise. His full recovery is
very doubtful.
All Russian steamers on the Danube
are ordered to Odessa.
The Irish bailitfs and a mob had
fight at Sistowel over the seizure Of
some cattle. Several were wounded,
but the officers came out ahead.
The general feeling at Sofia was one
of relief at Kaulbars' departure. He
was guyed numerically in the cafes and
other public resorts.
Kaulbars wanted to distribute copies
of his note to the Bulgarian government
at PhilipopOlis, but the police prevented
him.
Russia will not tolerate the occupa-
tiOn OF ROumelia by Turkey.
The prince of Mongrelia has arrived at
st. Petersburg.
Lower California (SpanIsh) is receiv-
ing considerable attention as pros
pective field for English settlement.
Spain Is investigating the condition Of
the colonies there.
st. Louis has made her first payment
on the lands selected for her big stock
yards.
The captain of the steamer Norman
ton, foundered of OOssima, Japan. has
been held for manslaughter.
A disasterous fire burned 1000 houses
in TondO, on the JujOn island, philip
pine islands).
The cotton operatives In Client, Bel
GUM, are on a strike. The dock hands
have joined them, and riot is ex-
pected.
The Gar will not compel a reduction
Of sugar product as intimated last week.
Blaine, Logan, Ben Butler. Beecher,
sherman, ex-President Hayes, Schotield
and his staff, John Jacob Aston, Chaun-
cy Depew, Evarts and hundreds of
others of national reputation attended
Arthur's burial services In the church
yesterday.
All Washington wore emblems OF
mourning yesterday. A IL gun salute
was fired at sunrise. and q solitary can
non doomed at half-hour intervals all
day.
Grover Cleveland and his secretaries
arrived at Washington last night at
9:45 O'Clock.
The inevitable crank turned up at
the funeral in New York yesterday.
This one was very anxious to let
Cleveland know he would not be hurt.
The captain and men of the French
man-of-war Pengion were massacred
by natives of Ambaden. when they
landed for water.
big fee next March.
The rumors of plot to assassinate
Dsvitt by the O'Donovan Rosa faction
are not generally credited. That he is In
bad odor with them is well known.
John Nelson takes Bramlette's place
in the State university.
The grand state alliance of colored
farmers and mechanics has been char
tered at Austin.
The judges decision in the Day Land
and Cattle company's suit has been de-
cided adversely to the company.
Dixie Williams holds the fort at Aus
tin one more week.
Albert Keck, aged 3S years. OF Cotulls,
suicided; probable cause, the recent
death Of his father.
The Mexican Fiesta, December 8, will
be celebrated at Paso Del Norte with
great gusto. Bull fights, cooking mains,
tbeatrioals and national games fill the
bill.
Jack Shepherd, the noted highway
man. has been found dead among the
Big Horn mountains. Starved to death
with his irons on, rs an escaped pris-
oner.
Charles Frances Adams, st. Louis, died
Sunday, aged 10 years and months.
The London socialists mustered 5000
strong at Trafalgar square Sunday, and
workingmen and 10000 spectators. No
particular disturbance occurred.
Herr Messmer, professor of theology
In Berlin university, is dead.
Won Schellenberg has resigned his post
as Prussian minister Of war.
Caroline Schiller, the young and pre- tty
daughter of a leading official of Brunn,
has committed suicide by shooting her.
| self.
The Berlin police have seized 5000 So
cialist pamphlets. They found that 1000
had already been distributed. Five
| workmen who were employed to circu-
late them have been expelled from the
city.
JeminieZ, the Cuban outlaw, wac sur
| prised by the Havana police and fight
ensued. He wounded five of the police
and his two comrades were killed be-
fore he died.
Goldmark's new opera, Merlin, was
enthusia tically received by a crowde d
house at Vienna.
| The German army will be increased
$4,000 in Its regular peace footing.
The government of Great Britain has
made temporary arrangements with the
Inmsn, North German aud Guion lines,
to take out malls. Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, will be mail days.
The London Standard bitterly attacks
Lord Randolph Churchill for his radical
tendencies in the question Of local coal
and wine duties.
After the Deer.
A local San Antonio sport, now at
Helotes, sent a message to this city
wanting to borrow a rifle. He had seen
deer there and wants to catch Ii. The
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