San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-05
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the Globe, Con-
densed and Boiled Down.

QenSed ana Boiled Down.
The San Saba Farmers alliance boy
colts the San Saba News for publishing
false reports concerning the destitution
now so generally prevailing. The alli-
ance says help must come or great suf-
fering.
Missouri, the natural home OF outlaw,
has White Horse company, avowedly
to prevent horse stealing, actually to in
terfere in the concerns of their neigh.
bors. Intimidation by threats and fog
gings are their means of Offense.
Several members of the Canadian
civil service are being spotted by The
Dominion government for their sy mpa-
thy with the home rule party, and ii is
now asserted that the recent robbery of
the records Of ST. Patricks society, OF
tawa, was done to gain evidence against
these suspects.
Mexico's latest bull fight laid out six
bulls, five horses and two plcadores; the
latter, unfortunately not fatally.
Gallagher has let go. He forfeited his
5000 bond, in which he was held TO All
swer in Chicago, TO a charge of election
fraud and skipped by the north star
route.
Miss Annette Scheuke, who was shook
by Chris. Meyer, a ten-milliOnaire Of
New York, sues for 100000 damages in
a breach of promise suit. She is Il Kuick-
erbockeress.
This years corn crop is the lowrst
since 1881.
The Southwest railway pool could not
organize and has fallen 10 pieces.
A horrible case of outrage on four
years old child is reported frO.n Sabine
parish, La.
The new 81 silver certificates are be-
ing distributed. The 81 certificates will
he ready in two weeks.
AttOrney-General Garland is at Wash
ington and pan electric flOurishes.
The Geronimo dissatisfaction cOntin-
ues. Lieutenant GatewoOd. who MAS
the officer to capture the hOstiles, has
not been heard from.
The lrish-Amerlcan leagues are not
satisfied with Parnell's method OF doing
business. They complain that nothing
has been effected with the hundreds of
thousands Of dollars sent to Ireland
The evictions continue and the money
is wasted.
Justin Mccarthy was banguetted in
New York last night.
Lord Churchill taffies the Unionists
and makes vague promises OF Irish and
Scotch reform measures.
The Virginia tobacco crop is nipped
by frost and some cotton in the northern
belt has suffered from the same cause.
The steamship Anchoria which left
Glasgow Sept l6, with $50 passengers.
has not yet arrived, and great anxiety
is felt for her safety.
The popular Indignation meetings held
BY the Bulgarians to protest against the
cars policy are enthusiastic and pa
triOtic demonstrations, and mean a strong
resistance to Russian interference.
Mrs. Sullivan, wife OF the Lmd MAJ OF
OF Dublin, has presented Gladstone with
home rule petition, signed by 5OOOW
Irish women.
The Pennsy lvania supreme court de-
Cldes the store order system of paying
wOrkmen unlawful and unconstitutional
and therefore void.
Chicago had runaway on Drexel
boulevard which stampeded several
teams and from 20 to 30 people were
hurt.
Missouri guarantees for ninety days
against Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and Que
beck
The will of the late Peter McClelland,
OF Waco, has been admitted to probate
1t is cranky will.
Officer Cocker, of Fort Worth, while
walking his beat with self-cocker, acct
dentally shot himself and will die.
Galveston is taking positive steps
looking towards the erection of suit
| able sea wall TO resist old oceans en-
| croaChments.
The Arkansas Pass road bridge over the
reef at Corpus Christi will soon be COM
pleted and that will finish the work so
that cars can run in
The inactivity of the Illinois state
veterinary authorities impedes the work
OF stamping out pleurO- pneumonia by
the federal officers.
The Apache Chief, Managers, lis raiding
ranches in Mexico. He recently got
away with good stock Of ponies from
CorralitO's ranch. and is now over the
border bound for New Mexico.
The western bound Southern Pacific
was wrecked in a washout Monday
morning, 60 miles this side of FL Paso
and two express messengers and several
emigrants badly hurt.
Accidental shooting sent GustavC
Scheifier, Of Taylor, to his long home
yesterday. He was witnessing target
practice at Austin and carelessly
stepped behind the target just rs a shot
was fired.
A light white frost struck Louisians
Saturday night. No damage done.