San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-14

shall partly recover his health, one of his
friends think that when his physicians
will permit him to travel, he will take
a sea voyage, and that he will then be
appointed Minister to Austria. "Man-
ning's appointment" said this gentle
man, "would be very pleasantly received
by Austria, and would help to remove
the slight difference that has existed
since the Kelly incident"
Fort BOWIE, A. T., April l3.-General
Miles arrived here last night. General
| Crook issued a general order relinquish-
ing the command of the department OF
Arizona. General Miles says he will
continue in pursuit Of the hs6tiles until
they are either killed or captured.
AUSTIN, Tex, April l3.-About q. M,
during the rain storm and lightning, the
store occupied by II. II. Hazard & Co.,
music dealers, on Congress avenue, and
owned by District Judge Walker, of this
city, was discovered to be on fire by Mr..
Rutini, who slept on the upper floor of
the building, and was awakened by the
fumes of heated smoke. Hazard & Co.
had IA pianos and five cabinet organs
burned almost to Goals, and all their
stock on the upper floor was destroyed.
including bound and sheet music, accor-
deems and other small Instruments.
Their grand pianos and other stock on
the lower floor were injured 20 some eX-
tent. They have 5000 insurance, which
will barely cover the loss.
Fort WORTH, Tex, April l3.-The
lumbermen Of the State have been in
session to-day at the opera-house. Fifty
delegates were present. The objects of
the meeting are to form a mutual lum-
bermen's insurance company, to fix
scale OF prices and to take steps to do
away with discrimination. william
Cameron, of Waco; Senator Pfeuffer, of
New Braunfels, and o. Il. Lyon, of Gains
vile, are present.
A large meeting of the business men
Of the city was held tonight. A sub
scription of $50, 0C0 was raised and right
of-way guaranteed to the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe road for its extension
nOrthward from Fort Worth to cOnnec-
ton with the AtchisOn, Topeka and
Santa Fe system. Engineers will begin
to survey the new route tomorrow.
New YORK. April l3.-Thomts Cleary,
Michael Duffy, Louis Wendell, Rudolph
Fulgraff, Arthur j. McQuade, Thomas
Shields, Patrick Farley, John O'Neil and
Henry n. SAFER, members OF the Board
Of Aldermen of 1884, were all arrested
this morning. Recorder Smith had is
sued warrants, which were intrusted to
District Attorney MARITIME, who placed
them in Police Inspector ByIne's hands.
The charges against them are similar to
those against the Aldermen previously
overwhelmingly, the acceptance of
brides for their votes on the Broadway
railroad franchise question. They were
all taken to police headquarters and
locked up. They all furnished bond in
the sum of $4,000 each
News has just reached here from Ia
maco that an explosion occurred there
on small river steamer running on the
Columbia river, March 20, which killed
II and seriously wounded p persons, 10
escaping uRhurt. The accident occurred
about n. m, just as the steamer was
about to start for Barbacoas. The yes.
sci was completely wrecked.
LONDON, April l3.-Gladstone stated
in the House of Commons this afternoon
that he would announce the terms of his
proposed Irish land purchase bill on
Friday.
ALEXANDRIA, April l3.-An emissary
is believed to have left Khartoum for
Cairo with proposal of peace from FL
Mahdfs successor.