San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-08
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the Globe, Con-
densed and Boiled Down.

The return to 10 hours work in the
Chicago packing houses may throw
$500 men out of work.
The miners at ShamokIn, Pa, are out
because the company Will not furnish
cars and much time is lost, which the
company will not allow the men com.
pensatiOn fox.
The grievances between the cigar
makers unions is reported at length in
an Interview with Wright, of the Gen
eral Ex-Com. X. of l.. 1t is of Interest
only as showing that there is no anita
gOnism between the "fIOme Club" and
Mr. Powderly.
The constitution Of the Knights OF
Labor will very probably be SO revised
as 10 Obviate the objections against it by
the Catholic clergy and so remove the
ban of the church from the order.
The united labor party has nominate ed
full city ticket at st. Louis and put
three congressional candidates in the
field.
The Spanish cabinet will resign in a
body, following the lead Ofthe ministers
of war and marine. A more liberal gov
eminent will follow.
KaravelOf, the Bulgarian regent. can
not stand the pressure and has resigned.
The New Orleans blOod-a-thirsts. Ker-
nOehan and Marks, are looking for a
field of hOnah on which to settle their
difficulties. Their police parole troubles
them nightly.
A tenement house fire at Chicago ere
mated two children of George Davis, 80
Warren avenue.
The Doodle aldermen of New York
have had their cases placed on the crimi-
nal calendar of the general SESSIONS
court.
The French Institute accepts the be-
quests of the Chantilly estate at the
hands of the Due 'du Aumale and re-
turns thanks. The bequest Is valued at
S5,OO0,OOO.
Fire in Bayard street, New York.
mandatory imperilled the lives of over
100 operatives. All were rescued by the
heroic eXertiOns of the tiremer, with the
exception of two persons who flung
themselves from the burning building
and were seriously injured, one NOR
tally.
The Memphis cotton belt reports in
creased prospects for a good cotton
yield. The increase over last crop is
dbOuI 2 pei CSht.
The officers OF the exploded steamer
MascOtte and the pilot and captain OF
the Eagle are having bitter quarrel
over the facts Of the explosion and non
rescue. The MascOtte passengers say
that the Eagle could have rescued the
endanged lives by merely pushing the
Mascotte ashore, but would not do it.
A salvatiOnist named Van Brunt shot
VIII Kay and fatally wounded him, at
Warsaw, W. r. Will was sitting up
with Van Brunt's half sister, Eva, when
the piOus private appeared and ordered
the girl to bed. she refused and he
shot.
The brakemans' strike on the Youngs-
town road, in Ohio, continues without
change.
Matrimonial advertising is all the rage
in New York at present. Wealth and
brains both take hand in it.
The Georgia election Yesterday is said
to be Il regular democratic sweepstakes.
Geronimo is very white elephant for
a human tiger with SO dark skin.
LayCOoks, the Galveston wharf hand
who was reported slashed in the arm
and back, found in the bay, is now said
to have fallen overheard in drunken
condition, and his arm and back scored
by sharks teeth.
The Island city is taking in the politi-
cal speaker as an evening amusement.
Bulgaria protests against the attempt
ed bribery of her army by Kaulbars.
Bulgarian officers are warned against
being too inquisitive concerning the in
tentiOn5 of government.
King Branzas, of the Senegal country,
Africa, has been murdered by his
nephews. No particulars.
The military commander, at Rust
chuck, has refused to obey Kaulbars' or
ders to release the conspiritOrs in his
custody. kaulbars offered him tho rank
of commander general if he would CON-
ply and threatened to reduce him to the
ranks if he refused. Kaulbars is furious
and is determined to force the Occupa-
tion of the country by Russian troops.
The French journals believe that Rus
STA will pay no heed to either Austria or
England, so long as Germany pledges
''hands off,"
The American board of foreign mis-
sions is still discussing the heather
question in Des Moines, Iowa. Spring
field, Mass, will be the next place Of
meeting.
The anarchists recently sentenced at
Chicago must hang. There is no hope
of new trial. All swing bat Neebe
who gets l4years.
Chicago prohibits the sale of distillery
milk.
The steamer Anchoria, concerning
which so much anxiety has been felt, Is
still unheard of. Seamen seem TO think
it case OF delay, and fear no serious re.
suits.
The Sc semi-annual conference of the
Mormon church is in session at Coal
vile, Utah. Few OF the recognized
leaders are present.
Destructive prairie fires are raving
northwest and southwestern Manitoba
and hundreds Of settlers have lost all
that they possess, save their bare lands
Austin citizens are raising money to
advertise the town.
Marshall City gains its suit enjoining
the Texas and Pacific from removing its
machine shops.
McManus, the nominee of the Cotulla
convention for state senate, will have q
rival.
Starkey, merchant of Uvalde, has as.
signed; no statement.
DR.. Charles Banquatte, of New York ia
under $4,000 bonds for criminal NAL
practice.
The Colorado democrats have finally
put out a state ticket. Alva Adams
heads the list.
A package Of private dispatches from
Gen. Butler, John Bulls military agent
for Irish coercion, has been lost and John