San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-20
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From all Parts of the Globe, Con-
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aim, three Ol the mllWdukee COnbplTa
tors convicted Of conspiring to burn the
courthouse and melting to deeds of vic
lencs, have been sentenced to nine
months hard labor each.
DE LEssEPs will issue his bonds mex
month and proceed at once with the
construction of his canal. Another
South Sea bubble seems growing and
there will be misery when 1t bursts.
William O'Brien, editor of United
Ireland, and Parnell's candidate for
South Tyrone, was beaten by Il. w.
Buell., liberal unionist, the vote
standing 34Sl to 1892.
The new parliament will meet August
5, and will then be very likely to ad-
| journ until October. Gladstone is pre-
pairing to leave his official residence on
Downing street.
The trial of Is Belgian rioters for
sacking CharlerOi glass factory last
March is in progress.
An explosion occurred sunday in an
unused house near the residence of Mr..
Crawford, of Lakelands, near Cork
Two bodies were recovered from the
debris, and were identified as those of a
carpenter named Long, and a labOrer
named Brian, the latter of whom was in
the employ of Mr.. Crawford. 1t is sup
posed that that the men were engaged in
making dynamite.
Nashville, Tenn, has Joined the big
majority, and reports case of lover
shooting. He woed, she would not he
shot, and they both are not. The FOOLS
name was Monohan, his victim was Miss
Carney.
Henry Search, a wealthy Wisconsin
iuin 80
was murdered, and his wife with him,
on Sunday night. The old couple lived
alone and were murdered for their
money, probably by former farm hand,
who skipped to Chicago Sunday night.
Capt. G. V. Weir. a gallant Union Off
Ger, who served with distinction at Get
tysburg, Chancellorville, second Bull
Run, Antietam, and other important en-
gagements, committed suicide at Fort
Hamilton by shooting himself through
the heart while temporarily insane from
n serious bronchial atflictiOn. He was
in command of the Fifth artillery bat
terry at Fort Hamilton at the time.
Prince Napoleon is about to start for
New York TO meet his son on the COM
pletiOn of his trip around the world. DUO
de Charities and his family started for
Tunbridge.
The trial of the Belfast rioters was ad-
jOurned yesterday on the ground that
the crowns Witnesses were reluctant to
testify, fearing that their houses would
be wrecked.
General Watkins, paymaster of the
United States war ship Ossipee, who
was tried and convicted by court
martial on board the Ossippee, at Yoko-
homa, on charge of ENLIGHTENMENT and
desertiOn, was sentenced to three
months imprisonment at hard labor in q
United States prison to be designated by
the secretary of the navy. He is to re-
ceive half furlOugh pay during that
period and to be dismissed from the ser
vice on the expiration of his term of i'm
prisonment.
Chas. Davis, attorney, and DR.. M.
Adams, lobby member of the 81. Louis
house of delegates, were arrested on
yesterday for bribery in connection with
the Forest Park railway bill.
A test case in the Provident savings
bank suspension is being made to de-
termine the liability of the bank officers
and directors for criminal negligence,
In receiving deposits after the condition
OF the bank was known.
The commercial treaty between
France and Corea was signed at ZOul,
June 3.
Lord Harrington will not join the con =
sentative union coalition.
Riots at Tyrone continue and more
police are being drafted.
Duke Of Argyle will not take seat in
the new ministry, hfs accepting de-
pending upon Hartington's action.
New Grenada restores punishment
and vests her president with increased
power.
The mail service at Panama is most
unsatisfactory, and the imposing of fines
does not help 1t. So much for with
drawing mail subsidy.
M. CalderOn, ex-president OF Peru, re-
turns to that country after a five years
absence.
Grayson county delegation favor
Swain in preference to Ross, but are not
instructed.
Marshal Plunket, Of Gainesville, Ca,
shot and killed Bryan Strickland last
Sunday.
Randy Churchill has been summoned
home by telegraph, and the Marquis of
Salisbury has turned his face towards
A cotton warehouse at the mouth of
the Mersey river, England, burned.
Loss, $500, 600.
One hundred and twenty-five women
employed in the Philadelphia mint have
been granted three weeks absence with
pay.
The anarchist trial at Chicago con-
tinues and the tolls are drawn tighter
and tighter around the accused. The
case for the state has been carefully pre-
pared and the array of evidence is quite
formidable. The details of conspiracy
of long standing have been quietly
worked out and the state will endeavor
to show that the "Lehr und Weir We
rein" have been preparing to measure
strength with the police for years past,
In fact ever since the arrest OF Hermann
Prasser In 1879. Some very important
information will be elected during this
trial concerning the socialistic and anar-
chist forces IN America and their ulti-
mate intentions.
Governor West, of Utah has fulminat-
ed paper bill, called a proclamation
against the Utah plurality.
The Colorado drouth is reported at an
end, but the condition in Kansas is ter
rible.
The denial Of Chicago Farwell to the
charge that contract labor has been en-
ployed at the capital does not set aside
the facts which are quite notorious.
Christian John must come into court in
this count.
The Sunday fire in the lumber yards
ofKnapp Stout & Co., st. Louis. de-
stroyed S4C0, worth Of material.