San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-30
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| NtHllOU, NulCu NJ AltHlllbill ilfNl
week, II attracting very general aitrn-
lion from the order at large. The chan
ges proposed in the management Of al
fairs will be most radical; and the out
come IL destined to very materially alter
| the present complexion Of matters
The strike of printers and pressmcu
| In New York is spreading and threatens
| 10 involve the entire craft in the city.
There is trouble brewing In the camp
Of the plumbers and the stone musOns.
| The cooperative workers are holding
| their own, but there are not many shops
| working on this plan. The principal
evil complained OF il the black listing Of
men by the bosses.
The Sunday earthquake shock dis
placed portion OF the west entrance OF
| The government building at Charleston.
| The pGst-oflice was not injured. No far
| Their damage has been done. The peu-
| pie pitted courage against Virgins ard
| won.
The volcano of COima. Mexico. il
again in active eruption and the peopl"
were anXiOusly awaiting the result at
Virgins prediction for yesterday. but
the earthquake did not come.
There will be 30S presidential pnst-ot-
| iiCes vacated during the next session 81
congress.
The general chapter Of Royal Arch
MasOns in session t Washington attend
ed the presidents reception.
The government has authorized the
re-opening of the mint, at Carson. Ne
vada.
The New Jersey operators who came
TO Augusta, Ca. to take the places Of
the EtriknrG in tho cotton Inillg hnVt
demanded return tickets. claiming that
they were induced to come south under
false representations.
Or. Avelling and his band of socialists.
which have recently come to America to
air their opinions, find cold comfort from
the daily press and do rot relish their
reception.
The high license men of Atlanta. Ga,
sweep the field The test vote came on
the election of candidates to the state
legislature and the prOhibitionists were
showed under by vote of $3.50 to 1850.
The high license party are jubilant, as
they claim that prohibition has cost the
city hundreds of thousands of dollars
loss.
Chicago forever. A Chicago physician
restored a woman to consciousness and
lie, after all other means OF resusCitatiOn
had failed. by hypOdermic injection of
nitTO-glycerine.
A highly educated young lady Of Rut-
land, VT. cut her hair off, dunned bows
| clothing, stole her fathers horse and
Faddle and rode away, leaving IA note
saying she would not return and WAS
able to care for herself.
Mexico is rejoicing in abundant rains.
which are doll. e great good to the grow
| ing crops.
The Blood band of the Crow feet In
dams are on the war path to revenge
| the killing of six of their band bv the
| eros Venires. All the whites along the
trail were murdered and over 100 vic
Tins are reported. This news is re.
ported from Ottawa by telegraph. but
denied at Winnipeg.
The British authorities claim equal
| privileges with American vessels in
| Alaska waters. Uncle Sam cannot see
it, and the howl for the re ease of the
captured sealers goes up daily.
In the attempt to secure \ desperate
at Forth Smith, Ark, chief OF police
John Kemp was fatally cut In The Jug
gular vein. Who did the cutting is not
definitely ascertained.
Epilepsy or poison, uncertain which,
released George Axtell, murderer, under
| sentence OF death, from stretching
Kemp at BinghamptOn, n. Y. lie died
within an hour Of being found on his
cell floor, unconscious.
The military pickets have been with
drawn from the disturbed districts in
Belfast.
The democratic state committee have
selected Rufus w. Peckham AS their
candidate for the court OF appeals at
| New York.
The international race has been post
poned again. After getting out to sea
the wind proved unfavOrable and the
MaytlOwer and Galatea returned TO an
chOrage.
The incendiaries who set fire to The
Morrison academy, Springfield Mass,
June Z, have been arrested and confined
They did it "for fun" to create excite
ment. They will go up tor fun.
| Three men were entOmbed in drift
In the Winthrop, Mich, mine in cOnse-
| quence of a fall of rocks, and il is not be-
lieved they can be rescued alive.
The land board has sold about 3 ,OOO,-
0C0 acres of land since its organization.
Interest paid on land sales. $5lS,0
About 100000 acres sold we're forfeited
by purchasers.
The rolls of about l45 counties have
been received. The indications are that
the taxable values of the state will be
increased about $5,000,0O0
The governor has ordered advertise
ment for bids for the contract to trans
port convicts from the counties to the
state penitentiaries. On September list
| there were I ia ponyicts wnrkinp nm
farms, 235 on railroads, 4G2 in the state
capital stone quarries, leaving 600 con
fined in the prison walls.
A French editor, NJ. Cartel. fought Il
duel with Cap. Valecourt, Of the army,
and seriously wounded him.
The regency has posted notices of the
elections for the grand sobranje, which
is to elect a successor to Prince Alexan-
der, and General Kaulbars. the Russian
special agent, threatens to have the no.
tices removed. 1t is believed that rup-
ture between Bulgaria and Russia will
not be long delayed.
| Russia is In u hobble. The Gar does
not want a rupture with Bulgaria, he
does not want TO occupy the country
with an army, and he does not want u
successor to Alexander.
| The ailidavits for new trial of the
Chicago anarchists. alleging previous
opinions expressed by jurors, have been
| withdrawn.
At meeting of the stockholders of
the Tennessee coal and iron and railroad
company held at Nashville yesterday,
the purchase by this company OF the
Pratt coal and iron company, the Alice
Furnace company and the Tennessee
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