San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Cleveland and his bride returned I,
Washington quite Unexpectedly yester
day morning.
The London papers are generally
| jsbilant over the defeat Of home rule
The liberal press Is taking q quiet sur
vey Of the situation, and the general i'm,
preston is that home rule lie postponed
not defeated.
The st. James Gazette says: A great
faye" or mo" must be spoken before
the home rule fiend can be squelched.
The Freeman's Journal. Parnells Or
gan, says: The principle Of home rule Ia
for the moment defeated, but not killed.
The bill has been lost, but is the prin-
ciple Of home rule triumphs.
1t is thought that Gladstone will make
a final statement before dissolution on
Monday next.
The majority against the bill sur
prised even unionists. Several members
supposed to favor the bill went into the
opposition lobby.
The cabinet at its meeting, by a
unanimous vote, resolved to appeal to
the country.
There Is intense excitement throughout
the whole country over the outcome Of
the long parliamentary contest. Con.
servatiyes and wings every where are
making the day one of jubilee. At Bel
fast, Londonderry, Armagh and other
towns, loyalists have been stoned during
parades and demonstrations.
The secretary Of the British home rule
association has received letter, accom-
panied by donation from Mr.. Blake,
the leader Of the opposition In the
Canadian parliament. Mr.. Blake prom
ises further pecuniary assistance In aid
Of the objects Of the association.
The infantry regiments Of Frankfort
on-the- Main are being drilled to the use
Of bycicles for military purposes. The
men ride the machines In marching
order.
last night, during the tremendous ex-
citement following, several of the Par
nelites arose and called for gr0ans for
Chamberlain, which were given with
shouts of ''traitor" and Judas Iscs-
riot" Chamberlain merely laughed.
The village OF Rawlins Springs, Va,
..1 s ues'ioyee w uIe
with RI. s1cantion II ne ps,tinnr.,
hnnse wsrs hnrpaS Tha Io.. ~ LII,
msted al $4,000. The insurance Is
small. The hotels were to have opened
on Thursday.
w. c. Harding & Co.'S wooden mills Mt
Stanford, Conn, took fire last evening.
The buildings, together with all their
contents, were destroyed. The loss Ii
sz2o,ooo, partly insured.
A very bitter feeling Is entertained in
Cork py natlohalists against Chamber
IAN on account oil MS opposition to the
nomo iuie oii.
GLADSTONE, AFTER announcing the DISCO
luton OF parliament, Will issue mani
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surveyor General Dement,, OF Utah,
denies, under oath, the charges made
asain'' nun.
Inc president has accepted the invi-
tation OF W. >: Hopkins to spend August
with him on the St. Clair river,