San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-05
FREE FROM CARE.
GROVER BIDS THE WORLD AND THE
REPORTERS FAREWELL.
Still Fishing-Blockade Raised-Manning
Resigns-Chinesed Indemnity The
Women on Deck "A New
Strike Wrinkle-Gone
to Glory.
CONDENSED TICKS.

| The women ana children OF the faml-
lies of the Chicago nail-works strikers
| took possession of the Rock Island track
yesterday. to the number Of 1000, and ef-
fectually resisted all attempts of the
police 10 remove them. Ii was impOssi-
Bile to move the trains loaded with scab-
made nails without running over them,
and the attempt was abandoned.
Two negroes, Honesty and Banks. OF
Winchester, Va, were hanged yesterday
for murder. They died Innocent, and
went straight home to glory, a, cording
to their dying declarations.
Daniel Manning has not withdrawn
His resignation rs secretary of the treas
ury, but allows it to lie over until his
leave of absence expires, which will be
October |. This by the presidents re-
quest.
American merchant vessels can pur-
chase fish in Canadian ports, but fisher
men cannot buy bait.
The North Atlantic squadron is under
orders for the Canadian fishing grounds
with instructions rom the department.
The Chinese indemnity bill, appropri-
ating $4,000 passed the senate 30 10 10.
CLEVELAND, June 4.-The executive
board Of the Knights Of Labor held a
session at the Forrest City house this
morning and three hours later adjourn
ed. Mr.. POwderly took the train for
his home In Scranton, Pa, and Mr..
Bailey returned to his home in shawnee,
o. At meeting of the board the i'm
mediate work was divided into districts
and Mr.. Barry was sent to Milwaukee to
look into the labor troubles there. From
Milwaukee he will z to lOn' ers to in
vestigate the carpet weavers' strike.
Secretary Turner and Nr. Hayes will
proceed to Troy. where there is lock-
out of collar makers and laundrymen.
The trades uniOnists and the home
club" delega es of New York lei t on the
3 o'clock train in the afternoon. The
Michigan delegates were among the
last to leave, and went west at 6 O'Clock
The conference committee OF five has
not yet been appointed. Ii is probable
that Mr.. fowderly will wait until Of
ficially notified Of some grievance of the
trades unions before naming the COM
mittee.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June A short time
ago the Journeymen Painters assOcia-
tion were ordered to strike, and to-day
five of the strikers who went out sued
the association for the full amount of the
continued workinp The case ia nac,;-
liar, and will be tried on Monday next.
ST TorIS limo 1OHcers of tho
.a,,s CT, - u..t,,
"ln"'ou No"''O' VI DIi"'hs
Trades met this morning and officially
declared the planning mill strike ended.
The men, numbering about 1000, went
out some time ago, because the employ
ers refused to grant them eight hours as
the strike was declared a faiIure and tbe
men ordered tn return tn work as soon
as possible.
PTTsBURG, June 4.-The strike of the
Westmoreland county coal miners has
been broken and general resumption
ia arnscted in few d.vs Tho mon
agreed IN accent "a cenIs ner ton two
weak,s nav and mn disrrimin alton as to
emnloyes The strike affected over 2OO0
men
The Amalpamated Association of Iron
and Steel WorIers held hut q hrief ses-
sion this morning and then adiourned
for COMMITTEES work, There Is consider
able gossin among delegates AZ to who
will he the officers neSf wear and from
the oninion EXPRESSED nv delegates the
vote will he close
A.. -
hoNpoN' 'uhe tn 'ne houee vi
commons last night, the international
copyright bill was read third time.
p iIe o'ahualu tnIe nlorhins says tne
dered 70 make ready TO leave the Crack
waters.
VIENNA, June An Austro- Hunga-
rian government crisis has been avoided
by a eompromise an agreement having
been reached TO reconsider fine subject
of petroleum dnties.
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HYDE yark ponce force. started Tor Gum
mings this morning, taking with him all
available men OF bis force. This move,
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