San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-02
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England will not evacuate Egypt, but
will remain and maintain public order.
Prince Come, half brother of King
Milan, and a relative of DeGiers, is the
latest candidate for the thorny throne OF
Bulgaria.
The American friends of Henry
George Ia London, held a meeting en-
dorsing him. What effect they expect
to have upon his candidacy is not
stated.
Municipal elections throughout Eng
land do not show any material change
in public sentiment since the parliament
tary election.
The Sobr ME are not hopeful of
making Roadway against Russia in the
present apathetic condition Of Europe.
More threats by Ksulbars, more re-
sistance by the SObranje and the end is
not yet. Revolution seems Inevitable.
In the cases Of the Pacific National
bank, where suit was brought by the
receiver of the bank for an assessment
of 100 per cent on the shares of the in
creased as well as the original capital
stock, the United States supreme court
holds that the stockholders are liable for
the increased shares, Notwithstanding
their plea that the Increase was fraudu-
lent and without their consent.
The records in the telephone contrO-
versy are the most yoluminOus ever pre-
sented to the supreme court. They
cover over $4,000 octave pages Of printed
matter.
Mrs. A. 4. Stewards will has been
fnr IN
goes to relations. The estate, real and
personal, after paying of all bequests,
goes to Charles j. Clinch and Henry Hill
ton who are charged with the endow-
ment OF certain property at Hemsread
Plains, l.. l., for the benefit of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church.
France feels quite elated over the dis
tinguished ceremonies attending the un-
yelling OF the Bartholdi statue.
Boston Is INDUCING in farcical exhi-
bitiOn of ~ hours go-as- you-please be-
tween few of the worst hippOdroming
dead beats American has ever been
cursed with.
There is really no change in Bulgarian
affairs, but matters grow more and more
critical all the time.
Prince Louis Napoleon and his pri-
vate secretary were presented to Presi-
dent Cleveland by Secretary Bayard yes
terday.
Cleveland has accepted an invitation
to be present at the 25Oth anniversary
OF the founding of Harvard University,
which occurs next week.
Oleomargarine tax is in operation.
Manufacturers submit to the imposition
and continue business, but will probably
test the constitutionality Of the law.
The total October coinage was 81. l72,-
l00,of which $3,0C0,0,0 was in silver dol
lars.
A very successful haul has been made
of cOunterfeiters in Minneapolis al d
Sll, COO of the stuff found secreted in q
cave.
st. Louis packers having demanded 10
hours for a days work, the men have
quit the packing yards.
Silver assaying 342 ounces to the ton
with small sprinkling of gold has bee n
found near Caldwell, Kansas. The
town is greatly excited over the dis
covery.
Hundreds of illegal registrations have
been made in New York. They are
spotted and will be arrested.
At Samoa, n mountain has arisen in
the sea 300 feet high, where before the
earthquake the soundings showed a
depth of 1000 feet.
Coke denies that he is not warmly
supporting Mills.
A woman, jealousy, an insane fool,
and there is murder on one mans
hands. and fair prospect of his grazing
the end Of the rope at Laredo.
Godfrey & Monday, saw and shng lie
mill men of Woodlawn, Tex, suspended
with $50, 900 liabilities. Their creditors
offer to take fifty cents on the dollar,
which the insolvents are trying to raise.
Ii they fall to raise the amount an as
Segment will be made.
The finances of Hungary are in a
critical condition. Nextyear's deficit ia
placed at 100000 florins.
In Charleroi, Belgium, 1900 women
joined In funeral procession to the
Burgomaster's house and read him an
address signed by all the workingmens'
leagues of the kingdom demanding uni
versal amnesty and suffrage.
A line of transatlantic steamers from
Hull 10 connect with the Canada Paci-
flo railroad, is being spoken of by Eng
lish capitalists.
Manchester. England, missed vote
denouncing free trade by just one bal
lot. Protection ideas grow.
The Franklin land and cattle compa-
ny, Of this state, is in very deep water
financially. They have one overdue un-
paid note Of S139,000, and various at.
tachments to meet.
The Quebec Catholic church pro-
nounces against the X of L. unequivo.
cally.
The locomotive engineers adjourned
after a twelve days session at New
York.
An old Wisconsin lady aged 70, was
brutally outraged by man named Sam
Tiffany, who Is liable to a lynching for
his crime.
Mayor Geineff and Capt. Bendoroff,
who were engaged In the revolution
which resulted In the dethronement OF
Prince Alexander, were permitted to
leave prison yesterday evening after
giving bail.
The surveyor of the port of New
York, Beattie, was shot about noon yes
terday In his Office at the custom house
by q discharged inspector, who red five
or six shots. He was hit In the groin,
but his condition is not considered seri-
Gus.
Prince Komatzu, OF Japan, is mashed
on America. He has left Chicago and ia
en- route to New York.
The reported outbreak among the
Cheyennes has been greatly exaggera-
ted. The trouble mas subsidized.
Michael Davitt will remain 10 this
country until his lecture engagements
are filled.