San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-09
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the Globe, Con-
densed and Boiled Down.

Cleveland "a ade his first visit to Bos-
ton and old Harvard yesterday. The
celebration of the founding of the uni
versity was duly inaugurated. The
presidents reception was very impress
sive. Old Fancuil hall was packed TO its
full capacity.
Matters are growing very serious in
Chicago. All union labor is excluded
from the packing houses and the first
and second regiments are guarding Pack
ing-tewn. The entrances TO the town
are guarded against all save those who
desire to work and those who have
business with the stock yards or pack
ing houses.
Postmaster General Villas is busy
making excuses for his Madison speech
on politics, the Monday night before the
election.
President Cleveland very sensibly re-
quested Harvard university not to con-
fer the l.. l.. d. dignity upon him, and
1t will not be done.
Every milk producing animal in Chi
cago will be examined by the pleHrO-
pneumonia inspectors.
The summer tourist rates continue for
winter tourists over all lines of the
Southern Passengers association.
Lawrence Donovan, of New York,
who recently jumped from the Brook
Ign bridge into East river, jumped from
the new suspension bridge at Niagara
Falls, and escaped with one broken rib.
The Fort Worth races are on and the
city is full OF strangers.
Tommy Warren, OF Louisville, won
the feather-weight championship prize
fight yesterday in Mead county, KY. his
opponent, OLeary, leaving the ring at
the end OF the twelfth round. The
stakes were $1,000.
O'Brien Moore, of the Galveston Ne VS.,
goes to accept an important position on
the editorial staff of the St. Louis Re-
publican.
Speaker Carlisle ia now with Mrs. Car
Isle visiting their sons in Wichita, Kan
sas. He will, after the end of his term
in congress, to which he has just been
elected, remove from the state of Ken
lucky altogether, and probably reside at
Wichita.
The survey OF the northwest extension
Of the Arkansas Pass has been completed
to Kerrville.
The young men of the Pearsall acad-
among themselves.
The killing of Hewlett Griner, the
wealthy Uvalde ranchman. by the Mex
lean relatives of his sister-in-law, just
over the border from Del Rio, adds
another to the long and unsettled list of
Mexican Outrages. The killing was the
outgrowth of family feud of long stand
ing between the Griners and Mexican
clique. The GrIners and q party of
Americans crossed the river to witness
the bull fighting and expected a fight
when they went over. They got it lit
tie hotter than they anticipated.
Interest on bonds ceases after the
bonds have been called in. The banks
can not be compelled to surrender their
bonds which they hold as security for
issue, but only those which are interest
bearing can be accepted xs security by
the United States treasury. This will
necessitate the retirement from business
Of . good many national banks, as the
bonds upon which the national bank
circulation is based will not be replaced
to any considerable extent by interest
bearing bonds. The present amount OF
national bank currency In circulation is
about $2l7 100000.
Emil Winters gresse-rendering estab-
lishment, Met Conway & Forley's foundry,
and the Westinghouse Machine COM
pany's foundry at Pittsburg. were all
burned to the ground. Loss $4,000.
The laundering Of the United States
steamer Manhattan with all on board,
25 persons, is reported off New Haven
harbor.
Charles w. Banks, one Of the cashiers
OF the Wells Fargo Express company,
San Francisco, has disappeared, leaving
$4,000 unaccounted for. He has been
missing since the first inst.
Arthur Orion, known rs the Tichborne
claimant, has been arrested at New
York for pension frauds and Is in Jail in
default Of $4,000 bond.
The first confederate monument ever
erected on the battlefield. arrived at
Gettysburg and was put in position yes
terday. 1t marks the position OF Second
Maryland Infantry at the foot OF Culp's
hill, on the confederate left. The mon
ument will be dedicated November 10.
Thos. Stevens, whose tour around
the world on bicycle has made him
famous, arrived at Hong Kong, October
4 anc was not permitted to cross TO
Afghanistan, so took steamer for
Hong Kong. From the latter place be
goes on his bicycle to Canton and thence
to Shanghai, where he will take
steamer for Japan.
The mschinists branch Of the Knights
OF Labor began three. days national
convention at Cincinnati yesterday, J.
G. Hall, OF New York, pIesides. A large
number Of delegates are present.
The annual stock fair OF Guadalupe
county Is being held this week.
Frank Reeche, a sherman merchant,
blew his brains out yesterday. He left
q letter insiructing how his affairs
should be wound up. He was man of
considerable weslth.
The Cash boys got into q quarrel with
Mr.. Payton, a renter. about eight miles
from Hubbard, yesterday, and shot him
fatally. The murderers surrendered to
the officers. .........
The body Of A. G. WOODBURY., who
lived near Strawn, Tex.,wa found upon
the railroad track, evidently run over by
. train; so the coroner's jury decided.
JEFF Cain, conditlonally pardoned by
Ireland, commenced raising cain again
and has gone back to the pen to stay.
An uprising OF negroes is feared in
Washington county and the sheriff has
gone to Lofts store, where the trouble
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