San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-21
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the Globe, Con-
densed and Boiled Down.

John |. Sullivan is much elated Ovel
his fight with Heard, and thinks he car
knock anything out of time that can bt
brought into the ring.
Chief Justice Waite is OF the opinion
that there is no way for the anarchlstt
to get their cases before the fedora
courts for a rehearing.
The New York working men want
George Henry for mayor of Gotham
and pledge him their support.
Gladstone has returned to England
and will be heard on the Parnell land
bill.
A bloody race riot has occurred In
Pittsburg, between the Italians and the
Irish laborers. One person was killed
and several seriously injured.
Incomplete corn reports show prob
able average of about % bushels pei
acre in Illinois and Iowa, Indiana 30
Kansas %, Wisconsin &c, Ohio 80, Mis-.
souri, "A, Nebraska considerably over 30
and Michigan from 20 to %.
Council Grove, Kansas, suffered a
Sl50,0OO blaze yesterday. Several bust
ness blocks were destroyed.
Rob. Mills, a young man who owned
gin mill northeast Of Ennis, while
cleaning gin stand was drawn into the
mill and literally ground TO pieces.
The cases of the captured British
sealers will come up before the U. ).
district court at Washington next
week. There is no doubt about their
being engaged in unlawful sealing.
Sedgwick has returned to Washington
and very discreetly declines TO be inter-
xyfau Lad hn 81 h liz.
ia Mexico it would have been 10 his
credit.
The twenty-third session of the
Knights Templar is now being held at
st. Louis. 1t is said that fully 10000
knights are in attendance. A radical
change in the order RELOCATING the pow
ers of the conclave to the various grand
Communicates was proposed by the
Iowa Grand COmmandery. The grand
cOmmandery of Nebraska took the field
against the proposed change.
A revolution was attempted by some
Of the Spanish troops quartered in Ma
drid on Sunday night, but it amounted
to no more than an ill-cOnducted mu-
my.
The religious fanatics are again ston-
ing each other in Belfast.
Bulgaria obstinately refuses to be Rus
sianiZed; it will be revOlutiOniZed first.
Cutting declines to enter the lecture
field. Old Geronimo would draw better.
The cashier Of the First National bank
of Portland, Maine, is u defaulter. Gould
is under arrest. The bank is not affect
ed.
The work OF relief in Charleston has
reached all classes and cases and the
destitute are temporarily provided
for.
rO-pneumonia has appeared in the
vicinity of Chicago, in such manner rs
to lead to very grave DOUBTS on the part
of the State veterinarian of his ability
to speedily stamp it out. There are over
1000 head that have been fully exposed
and the situation is serious.
The MAY flower and Galatea are ar
ranging for match off Marblehead
some day this week.
The body Of Gen. Walls widow. an
old lady of So, was found floating in
Central Park reservoir yesterday.
Texas stock fever has broken out in
Creston, Iowa, where 10 head purchased
at the Kansas city stock yards took sick
ohu uiCu' hhNS btSh
taken.
The cars of the Denver and Salt Lake
train left the track while passing
through Block canyon and ran for near
ly 300 yards without going over the pre-
cipice. when they were stopped just on
the brink of the abyss.
The State University has an enroll
ment of AZ over the enroll nent of last
session, same date.
Col. John G. Woodward, Of Uvalde, is
reported dying of Brights disease.
Affidavits from Eagle Pass emphati-
cally deny the statements made by Pres
ident Diaz in his message concerning
the Rassures affair, especially the asser-
ton that he was voluntarily delivered
by the American authorities.
There will soon be new ferry boat
across the Rio Grande at Eagle Pass.