San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-26
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United States. IL the parties who did
the smuggling are caught, Unclr Sam
will go for their scalps.
James Haynes, who murdered Mary
Jackson In Bolivar. Miss, on last Friday,
was lynched yesterday.
Mrs. Parsons has gone TO Connecticut.
1t WAS TOO near election time, her New
York friends said, for her 10 lecture any
more in that city at present. 1t might
injure Henry Georges chances.
Suicide by dynamite Is the latest
way to the hereafter. VIM. Kidney, Of
Mich, did the act successfully.
The removal Of the Pspal sea from
Rome, is under consideration in the con-
gregation of cardinals.
DeGiers will issue circulation to the
powers, calling upon them to tranquil
lie Bulgaria.
The Russian consul at Vsrna, Bulga-
ria, wants a war ship to protect the con-
sulate from violence.
Prince Waldemar, OF Denmark, will
be proposed and probably elected TO the
vacant Bulgarian throne.
An inventory of the possessions Of the
late King Louis, of Bavaria, has just
been completed. His creditors will re-
alize 100000 marks.
ThOs. Barry, OF East Saginaw, Mich,
candidate two years since on the labor
ticket, and elected to the state legisla-
ture, has refused denomination, and
comes out as Independent.
Blaine will speak in New York In
favor OF Roosevelt, republican nominee,
for mayor. He is now making
9npanhal ri
gi0ns.
Coffee has gone up kyting, and Euro
pean spectators bought up 100000 bags
OF Rio, Monday.
Alex Heard, OF Louisville, KY, threw
a kiss at Il school girl with whom he
was In puppy love, and his rival, John
Paxton, broke his skull with club and
stamped his face to jelly.
Inez Sprague, Kate Chase Sprague's
successor as the wife of ex-Goy.
Sprague, Is out in card denying that
Mr.. Sprague has ever spoken unkindly
OF his divorced wife, and denying also
the authenticity Of interviews with Mr..
Sprague and herself published as
genuine.
The Houston and Texas Central Rail-
way company paid 1925 43 tax on pas
senger earnings tor the last quarter. The
Fort Worth and New Orleans paid SIS
81; the Central Texas and Northwestern,
$500. and the Texas Central, SS36l.
In addition to orders for new torpedo
boats the sultan has commanded the ad-
miralty to expend 81 ,500.0 900 on men-of-
war. In view Of The state of Turkish
finances the cabinet ministers oppose
this new project Of the sultan, and es-
f0ll In hA
Peolaily the grand ViZler, who strongly
SDyec'eu W the puliulhg OF the torpedo
Ooa'S'
Germany does not favor English ex-
pulsion from Egypt,nOr Russian occupa-
ton OF Bulgaria.
The car unveiled n statue to the be-
roes of the Russo-Turkish war with
great pomp and ceremony in st. Peters.
burg, and the royal fomily attended the
banquet.
Dixie is preparing a abatement of his
case in the Crawford divorce scandal, for
his own vindication.
Baron Won Beuest. the DISTINGUISHED
German nobleman, Ia dead.
The oueen will NOT v,oit IroIond
ported.
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co.. n nea aunu lor ane leLiel OF lhe Sharles-
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Dixie will, devote bis life 70 o,..r;,o
his name from scandal and y;iI nnt anta,
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