San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-24
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the Globe, Con-
densed and Boiled Down.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Alexandria, prince of Bulgaria, has
been depOsed through the intrigues Of
Russia. and it may prove the germ of a
general war.
1t is believed that Gladstone will make
speech in the house in support of Par
nell's motion to stop the eviction of
Irish tenants in certain instances.
China intends to send troops to Tient-
sin to prevent the seizure of that place
by the Russian troops.
The deposition OF Prince Alexander
astounded the financiers and politicians
OF London, and depressed the stock
market. Consols fell three-eights;
Egyptian securities, l per cent, and
Turkish and Russian securities from |
to 2 per cent.
The news Of the deposition of Prince
Alexander created considerable excite
ment in the British cabinet in London,
and gave rise to considerable telegraphic
communication with foreign capitals.
The French approve of the deposition of
Alexander because he was German.
The city of Sofia in Bulgaria. has been
declared in state of siege. Civil war
is imminent in Bulgaria. The revolu-
ton was unexpected.
Cholera does not seem to be greatly on
the increase in Italy. but the mortality
is heavy in proportion to the number of
cases.
Rioting is still the order OF the day in
Belfast. The police attempted yester-
day to dispense the mob, but was routed
by the mob, which then proceeded to
wreck the barracks though they were
defended by 20 policemen.
The car drivers on the horse car line
on Broadway, New York, have struck.
No cars are running.
1t is believed that several of the speak
ers at the meeting held in New York to
express sympathy with the Chicago an
archists, will be indicted and prose-
cuted.
The police of Chicago believe that
there was conspiracy on the part Of
the anarchists to rescue their brethren
who were lately convicted, but that it
failed from some cause.
j. B. Murphy, master workman of
district assembly No. "a, Knights OF La
Dor, dropped dead at his home from
lung disease, in Chicago, on % inst.
Mr.. Labourche made a speech In the
house Of commons yesterday, in which
and Chamberlin without gloves and
praised Parnells conduct us II leader,
and urged lrishmen 10 continue their eff
forts in behalf of their nation.
News from Japan state that a free
fight took place between the Chinese
sailors and the Japanese police. Eight
men were killed and three hundred
wounded, most Of them being Chinese.
DOMESTIC KILOGRAMS.
The union meeting of all the Chicago
camps of the Patriotic Order OF the Sons
OF America passed resolutions denOunc-
ing the anarchists and socialists and en-
dOrsing the verdict of the jury in the
trial OF the anarchists. The order seems
to be revival of the knOwnOthlng party
as it wants foreign immigration limited
and residence of ten years and ability
to speak the English language essential
to naturalization.
The convicts on the French ship
One, mutinied and attempted to gain
possession OF the ship and two cannons
loaded with grape had to be fired into
them. Many Of them were killed and
the ship returned to Toulon.
Gladstone, at Chiselhurst, on Sunday,
made brave and strong speech In favor
He said that in the recent election
100000 Englishmen and Scotchmen
had voted in favor of Home Rule"
which proved that prejudice was giving
away. The relations between England
and Ireland, under the union have been
miserable for Ireland and dishonorable
to England"
Cutting was released by the supreme
court OF chihuahua, which held that the
refusal Of Medina to claim civil dana
ges, put an end to the case. Cutting was
released from custody and lost no time
In getting out Of Mexico and upon Texas
soil.
Mr.. Sedwick has reached the City of
Mexico.
A big fire broke out in San Francisco
on the 22nd inst. Damage estimated at
two millions of dollars.