San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-25
TELEGRAPH TICKINGS.
European Grist-Crumbs from the
Congressional Table.
Texas Troubles-Crimes and Casualties
A Melange of Foreign and Domes-
tic, Criminal and Civil, Per-
sonal and General.

SANTIAGO, March 24.-The permanent
exhibition of machinery will be opened
next Thursday with appropriate cere.
monies.
LIMA, March A.-The Bolivian Minis
ter, General Camacho. was officially and
cordially received in public audience
yesterday.
RANGOoN, March A.-Brltish troops
have defeated 400 Burmese near Yeme-
then, killing 60, capturing many prlsO-
ners and guns ana a number of els-
plants.
DAYTON, o., March 4.-All the em-
ployes Of the Glass and Cigar ManufSc-
tory struck to-day at 10 O'Clock, because
the proprietor refused to make it an
union factory.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 24.-Alexan-
der is censured for treating the Powers
with contempt in the matter of his APP
pointment by Turkey as Governor of
Eastern Roumslia.
SOFIA, March 4.-Prince Alexander
insists that he is left absolute Governor
OF Eastern Roumelia, and refuses to ac-
cede to Russia's desire TO have a i've
years limit placed on his title. ImpOr-
tant changes IN the Bulgarian ministry
are pending.
LONDON, March H.-At the Orange
banquet in London this evening, to eel
citrate the return Of the Ulster members
to the House of Commons, several speak
ers predicted n REPETITION Of the scenes
Of 1858. 1t was the old cry Of mo Pope
ry. No Catholicism"
PrTTsBURG, March A.-Knights of La
Dor Of this city will shortly establish AN
employment bureau for union workmen.
The bureau will furnish union men out
of employment with positions, aud at
the san time will keep titled all names
of mills or employers employing union
men.
PARIS, March 4.-An alarming revolt
took place to-day in the prison at Chal-
Ions. The military had to be called in
to quell the disturbance. The authori-
ties ordered an inquiry into the com
plants of the prisoners, that their treat
ment by the prison officials was intOler-
able.
DAYTON, o., March 24.-The strike
among the drivers OF the Third-street
car-line still continues, with no pros
pect of a settlement soon. From 5000
TO 5000 men are now congregated Mt the
West End stables expecting the COM
pany to make another attempt to run
cars, but this will not be done for the
present.
MILWAUKEE, March "a. The Daily
Herald, Of this city, to-day announces
that arrangements have been made
limiting labor in the mechanical depart
me1ts-cOmposing, stereOtyping and
press room-to eight hours, wages 20 re-
main the same, sompositors, however,
to receive 40 cents instead of 40 cents as
heretofore.
New YORK, March A.-Alderman
Jaehne was arraigned in court this morn
ing and entered = plea of not guilty.
Motion was made to reduce the bail to
$4,000. Jaehne swore that he had no
Intention of leaving the city. Judge
bail was subsequently furnished and
Jaehne released.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 24.-Yard-
men and switchmen of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, at this point,
struck last evening on account of the dis
charge OF number Of members of the
Knights OF Labor. Not wheel is moving
in the yards except Of passenger trains.
Police were called to the ward, but found
good order prevailing.
CoRsICANA, Tex, March 2-There
would have been a lynching bee about
twelve miles from here yesterday had
the enraged nsighbors been able to lay
hands on j. N. Hughes, a farm hand who
outraged his employers little daughter.
The tiend was rescued by the officers,
who took him to Groesbeck for safe
keeping until his trial.
New ORLEANS, March 24.-The 10Th
game in the chess contest between
Zukertort and Steinitz, was played to-
day. The opening was the Queens
gambit, declined, and Zukertort played
with the white and Steinitz taking the
blaak. After 20 moves each, Zukertort
resigned. Steinitz has now won nine
games and needs but one more to win
the series.
AUSTIN, Tex, March "a The Land
Board met to-day and appointed Dennis
Carson and Everett G. Graves surveyors
on the part Of the State to survey the
school lands In conjunction with the rail-
road surveyors, at q salary of $500 per
month each.
The interest on sales of school lands
sold during Governor Ireland's admins.
tration, and rentals from leased lands.
amount to over 500, 600 annually.
SHERMAN, Tex, March 24.-At ~
o'clock last night fire was discovered In
the south end of the Magnolia mills. The
building could not be saved, but by
heroic work all those adjacent were. AS
near as can be asce rtained the fire was
caused by deaf and dumb boy who was
seen with q torch near the mill q short
time before the fire was discovered. The
loss 10 placed at S25, 900 for building and
machinery. There were six car loads of
flour destroyed. and wheat for three
more.
ST. LOUIS, March PA freight train
Of fifteen cars was made up at the Union
depot this morning and started over the
Missouri Pacific tracks in the direction
OF Seventeenth street. Arriving at that
point, the crowd called on the engineers
and crew to leave their posts, which
they did. The mob became SO denss,
that 1t was deemed advisable to clean
the yards, and the police were sum-
moned. Soon a force of 100, under charge
Of the Chief Of Police and all Of the
captains arrived and charged the mob.
During the struggle which ensued
several strikers were badly beaten by
the police, some Of whom In turn were