San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The State Teachers association at Aus
tin is well attended, and interest is W
to high water mark.
Cobb, OF Wise county, has secured ar
injunction against the sale Of 5000 head
of cattle belonging to the Stone Cattle
company, giving bond in the sum Of
| 100000.
Ed. Williams, identified by Mrs. Cook
| Of GAINESVILLE, Texas, as the man who
choked and beat her in an unsuccessful
attempt to outrage her. WAS taken from
| Jail last night and lynched. He protest
ed his innocence TO the last. The lynch
ers are spotted and will be held to an
swer.
Judge Russell has recognized the
validity of Dario Sanches' appointment
as sheriff Of Webb county, and the old
officer has chance to do it over again.
The public sale OF Ballinger town lots
yesterday brought Sl06 900. The first
choice sold for 5000; every state in the
union represented.
Mrs. Caruth, six miles north OF Dallas,
lost $4,000 by the burning of her barns.
Insurance $4,000.
Washington Territory votes against
prohibition, so says recent dispatch.
The New Hampshire democrats are in
session at Concord.
Canada is whistling to keep up her
courage on the fisheries question.
The "Old Alcalde" blast furnace at
Rusk, Texas, has started its fires.
Two Adventures are on the way from
New York to the Clyde in a 19-foot
boat.
Luitpold has been officially confirmed
as regent and took the oath Of office.
The Porte has ordered 10000 Turkish
troops to withdraw from the frontier.
The names OF Prince Murat and son
have been stricken from the French
army rolls, because they were members
of once reigning family.
J. and W. A. Beall, large cotton plant
ers OF Georgia, but operating In New
York, have failed.
Lake Shore trains are running guarded
by Winchester rifles.
The Baptist state convention at Waco
has drawn 800 persons to the city.
The Chicago strikers will engage the
best legal talent in the city for their de-
tense.
Gladstone's address at Liverpool was
mastery in style and most eloquent in
its lofty imDressiveDess. Beecher says
it paid to cross the ocean to listen to
such words spoken by such lips to such
an auditory. Beecher is feeling well.
The attorney general has gone north
west to worry the panhandle cattlemen.
Travis county republicans will nomi-
nate full county ticket.
Hoods brigade at Navasota made
a nv haR
harangued by Gustav Cook and then
turned their attention to barbecue. Aus
tin is the next place OF meeting.
The president approves the act legal
iZing the incorporation of trades unions.
Powderly denies some things relating
to garbled press dispatches and aftirms
others.
Congress grinds but turns out no grist
as usual.
The Young Mems liberal convention,
called to meet in Montreal next We'd
nesday, is causing a considerable buzz
over the border as they are known to
favor independence.
The democratic three who are to
shape legislation for the rest
OF the congressional session held a
secret session and won't let the outside
democracy know what's what. There
is blood upon the moon among the dem
ocratic congressman.
There was a cold wave vibrating
along the spinal column of the count Of
Paris, when he received the pope's en-
voy.
Fields libel suit against Labouchere,
of London Truth, will be settled outside
the courts.
The presidency of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railway company
is vacant, by resignation of Julius Wads-
worth, of New York.
j. G. Blaine and family are at Bar
Harbor. This is no bar to democratic
slanderers.