San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-04
BULL AND BLAINE.
JOHN DON'T TAKE KINDLY TO WHAT
JAMES SAYS.
Blaine Speaks Out-Congress Does Lit.
tle-Grover Retires for a Sea
son-Europe Grows IN
easy-Mexico Mel
lows, Etc

| " ASHlNGlON, JUNE o. lie senate DC
cupied the session In discussing the
fisheries trouble; the naturalization o
the Chinese for losses sustained at RocI
Springs Wyoming; the taxation of rail
road grant land, which passed rs sub,
stitute for the house bill on the same
subject, and necessitates a conference
The house amended the oleomargerine
bill to compel tax of &c per pound
upon 1t and as so amended Ii passed 15d
to l22-.
DEER PARK, Md, June 3.-President
Cleveland and bride arrived here at 4
O'Clock this morning and are domiciled
in one of the cottages of the hotel.
There are but few persons here, as there
was no knowledge that the bridal party
would come here. The president and
Mrs. Cleveland are sojOurning very
| quietly. A large influx of visitors is
looked for as soon as it is known the
newly-wedded couple are here.
New YORK, June "a Washington
special to the Post says: Sensational
statements that the diplomatic corps as
body are dissatisfied because they
were not invited to the presidents we'd
ding, and that an indignation meeting
was held yesterday, are inaccurate.
Some OF the younger members of the
corps were guilty ofintemperate speech,
| but the British and German ministers
will call upon Secretary Bayard, and
ask that DAY may be fixed when they
can call upon the president to congratu-
late him.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 3.-The NOvoe
NrAn CT hof he al. -
has refused proposal from Turkey to
join in an universal Musselman alliance.
The paper further declares that in the
text Of his refusal, the shah uses the fol-
lowing language: my friend, Russia,
Will not allow anyone to attack me-"
LONDON, June 3. Dispatches from
Constantinople state that the military
and naval activity of Russia Is looked
upon by the porte as ominous prepara-
tions, nd Turkey is alarmed by them.
1t Is also said that the sultan is leaning
upon Germany for support In case of
emergency.
Labouchere writes to the News: 81
would suggest to directors to the details
OF the home rule bill, who have hurried
INTO pledges and promises, and who,
realizing the trickery by which those
pro were obtained, are recovering
that independence OF action of which
they boast, that they reserve their deci-
sion as to how they will vote until they
nave heard Mr., Gladstone define his pO-
sition at the end of the debate"
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-The large auction
sale announced to take place here to-
day by the Western Wool Commission
COMPANY and other large dealers at
tracted good deal of attention, and
was decided success. 1t will be con-
tinued tomorrow. Bidding to-day was
quite brisk, and in numerous cases the
price limit was exceeded, and prices
tlnTnoughoat were very satisfactory. A
following nrices are a fair inIer Of t the
whole sale. Light fine medium mixed
le3 cents per pound: fine and medium
nn ,Aou i uoS oen.s' meuiun pulled anu
mixed "a cents a. Rncks III oants. tamS
"a cents
p,,rsn,o 1,o mn, ..,-,
hi'poh"' 'uhe o. no AlnalgaIhateu
Association OF Iron and Steel Workers
met this morning at Turner hall. and
aftar adont;po tho folIoy;no roso,,,,;o,
mi,
a~Jouinou VII ooioch this aiterhoon.
InlIiih VIII NC oocupieu I'D coihihlt-
'e9 ,., M,
neso'eu, ihat tne convention ex-
&c .ehI I've mos' neaIhoit CONGRATULATIONS
W Ileslueht oleVelaho on the event OF
NE most nappy Journey 10 the stare OF
;na.n anu p us re nope ,hat MS
yo o.n'y vusn my viii oe potn PROS
p elous anu naPPy, anu lnat All oacnelor
pi Th 1n may pront ny me- example.
IT, INC inalo9uo.noh y. .he ABOVE resoLu-
a .,Um t Eau ,; Cons,usraoie MARTY De,
directly at President Werba of The asSo.
citation, who is a bachelor. The resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Nearly two
Thousand persons- nrincinaIIv ladias on.
80, ar W. -
.eio~ INC "ni,e iiouse srouhus 'o-uay
In the nope OF being able to inspect the
decorations and particularly the bIue
room. where the marriage wos ,o,-
emnized last evenina All Sor" vas Soe SUI
I'D IN Observation-Disclosures and nnu. uU p.auo
able IN oet fprthar ,han ~ "ele
troUc W sS hora r the a .nah sne main en-
them that the bonse uas niosed ~ .ho
dav and that orders had hssn 0 ,son rof Tue hn
col. Iamont ~ aJmit noho oSn a assueu oy
public business. Inside workmen have
been engaged from an early hour in re-
a hosmg .,oplcai pants ahd an tne norai
arsIi,, ma anu oneaing .ne mousse gen,
SnnIy ms moIn consumer several
, nH pu was ss nnahy thoroughly COM
voioch, anu tnere was heth.
ths Iei. ~ 'ne general appearance OF
.no iUons 70 ihuloate that presidential
Sas "u ov1ui out lew hours