San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-03

blue room of the white house this even,
ing at 7:l5, DR.. Sunderland performing
the ceremony, In the presence of the
following witnesses: Mrs. Folsom, Rev
william Cleveland, Miss Cleveland, Mrs
Hoyt, the presidents sisters; Thomas
+. Bayard, secretary of state, Miss Bay
ard; Daniel Manning, secretary of the
treasury, Mrs. Manning; William C. En-.
dicott, secretary of war, Mrs. Endicott:
William G. Whitney, secretary of the
navy, Mrs. Whitney; William c. Villas.
postmaster general; Secretary Of the In
terror Lamar; Daniel S. Lamont, private
secretary to the president, Mrs. Lamont;
Ben Folsom. OF Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers, OF Seneca Falls, N. Y; Mrs.
Goldman and Miss Hudlestone, Of De-
troit; Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon, of Boston,
Mass, relatives Of the bride; Miss Mel
Buffalo, the presidents former law part
ner; DR.. and Mrs. Byron Sunderland.
An informal supper followed, and at
$50 the president and his bride having
changed their bridal costumes for travel
ing garments, quietly bid their guests
goodnight, and were driven to the sta
tion of the Baltimore and Ohio railway,
where they took train for Deer Park.
Maryland. They will remain here one
week and return TO the capital. The
whole ceremony was quiet and unosten-
tatious, the departure secret, md the
journey made without attendants of any
kind. This is the ninth wedding that
has occurred at the White house, but the
first instance Of presidential wedding
within its historic walls.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, June "A circular
letter just issued by General Passenger
Agent Carpenter, OF the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railway, announces
the intention Of that road to meet all
cutting of rates.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The president
has approved the act of amending the
act granting right-of- for the rail-
road and telegraph line through the
lands OF the Cherokee and Chickasaw
nation to the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco railroad company.
HUNTINGTON, Pa, June AL Of the
coal miners In the Broad Top coal region
struck again yesterday morning, with
the exception of those in Robert Har-
rohil's mines, owing to reduction of
from 30 to 40 cents ton. About 1000
men are out.
CHICAGO, June "A Daily News
special from Montreal says: The Aliens
received telegram this morning an
nOuncing that the Siberian had arrived
at st. Johns, n. +. She had been de-
layed eight days by fog and was sur
rounded by ice.
RoUNDoUT, n. F., June 2.-The steamer
Jacob Leonard, Of Shuler's line of AL
bany tow boats, was sunk this morning
about six miles south of here. The
stern and pilot house are out Of water.
1t is believed that the crew reached
shore.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June "A special dis
patch from Peoria, Illinois. saws that it
has been ascertained that J. Finley
Hoke, late the bookkeeper of the Mer-
| chants bank, of that city, has made
away with $4,000 of the banks money.
BELFAST. June 2.-Canvassers have OBJ.
tanned the names of 100 volunteers in
Cookstown district, Tyrene county,
ready to join an Ulster army to resist
home rule In Ireland.
ROME, June 2-There were 32 new
cases of cholera and II deaths from the
disease at Venice yesterday.
| CHICAGO, June 2.-The Rock Island
railroad this morning made another cut
on rates to st. Paul, reducing the figurst
from 81 to S425. This will make the
st. Paul and Northwestern first-clasi
rate to Omaha $4.25.
PARIS, June 2.-Premier De Freycinei
yesterday announcing the decision OF
the government to expel the princes
| said there was no fear Of danger, but
that the attitude of the princes had dis
turbsd public opinion and their pres
ence afforded q rallying point to the enc,
miles Of the public.
PTTsBURG, Pa, June 2.-The strike o.
stone-cutters and stone-masens Of ALE.
ghany county for eight hours has
been settled on the 9-hour basis. Work
will be resumed tomorrow.
New YORK, June 2.-Herr Johann
Most, the anarchist, was to-day sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for one veal
and fined $500. His associate. Braun.
schweig, got nine months in the
penitentiary and was fined $3.50
Schencke was sent to the penitentiary
for nine months, but not fined.
New YORK, June 2.-The World, this
morning, says: 1t happened that at the
very moment that the receiver Of the
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph com.
pany Is proceeding against Jay Gould
and his Western Union company for
wrecking rival system, the stock
holders of the Texas and Pacific railroad
are charging Jay Gould with wrecking
that company In the interest of the Mis-,
souri, Pacific.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Mr. Fauntleroy
continued his unfinished plea of last
night for the defendant in the Maxwell
murder case this morning. Maxwell
bears up well under his long-oontinued
trial, and, with the exception Of an in
crease OF nervousness and an evident
anxiety, his appearance has not changed
materially since the opening of the case
Mr.. Fauntleroy will be followed BY
counsel who have not already spoken,
and conclusion of the trial is not ex-
pected until tomorrow. There is good
deal OF betting on the verdict OF the jury
In pool rooms. Odds Of 1Co to IS are
given against acquittsl, and even money
Is freely offered and taken on no verdict
or hung jury.
CoFFEEvILLE, Kans.. June 2.-Dr.
George W. Pyle, his wife and two child
rem, and hired man, were all MUIR
dered and left for dead In their house at
Carr's ranch, 20 miles southwest of here,
in the Cherokee Nation, on Sunday
night. Mrs. Pyle and the hired man
were still alive when found by neigh
bors, though unconscious. They will
probably die. The fiendish work was
done with an axe, Upon the same farm
about half mile from WHARF Mr. pylp
lived, a widow woman and her son