San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-28
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The dynamiters trial at Chicago ELECTS
no new facts. The journalists we're on
the stand yesterday. Their testimony
was merely cOrObOratOry of what had
previously been given.
The Canadian government has had two
detectives in Chicago since 1884 watch
ing dynamiters in connection with the
movements of the Riel rebellion. These
detectives have been temporarily with
drawn since the anarchist trial lest they
should be summoned as witnesses and
thus become known to the .dynamters.
Col Bolton, the Chicago postOflice en-
beZZlement chief has not been dismissed
from office yet but probably will be. lie
gave bail as did also Stuart the weigher,
Col. Rob. I. Lincoln becoming surety
for the latter.
A sisters stabbing ARRAY occurred In
Chicago last night and Mrs. Kate Kear-
ney is fatally cut in the neck. She threw
q beer glass at her sister and WAS knitted
for it.
The American Baptist Publication
society of Philadelphia is 100000 short
through the croOkedness Of chief book
keeper and cashier Tom Pearson.
Chas. Engel, with dozen aliases, the
great plate and diamond rObber, whose
$4,000 haul at Newport created such Il
sensation, was arrested at Chicago last
night and started east under escort.
Smallpox is reported quite severe at
Laredo.
Mike Mack, OF Houston, suicided as
the wind up of spree, induced by n
knowledge of his wife's infidelity.
Webb county records another murder
in cold blood; Julian Alifita being shot
TO death by three Mexican acquaintance
who escaped across the border.
Two Germans recently arrived at
Corpus Christi made the voyage from
Florida across the gulf ina small cat-rig-
ged open boat.
Texas fever has broken out among
lot of graded cattle brought from Kan
sas City to BOzeman, Mon. Already q
have died and many more deaths are ex-
pected. The herd has been quarantined.
Stockmen fear the disease will spread las
a drove of 5000 head, from which this
lot caught the fever at Missouri Valley,
Iowa, is now being driven into this ter
ritory.
Dispatches from FL Paso show no
affair. Mexico is on top.
Bayard says Mexico will do what Is
right in this Mexico-mixed Cutting case.
United States is in no hurry about the
date. when this right thing will be done.
EndicOtt says tine government has no
intention of fOOling with troops near the
Mexican border. There is no occasion.
1t is now said that Diaz promptly or.
dered Cuttings release Mt the request OF
the United States government, but that
the Chihuahua government stood upon
its state rights dignity and refused to
surrender Cutting. Mexico has got
states rights down TO bedrock.
The appropriation committee of the
house does not concur, in he ma Oritv Of
cases to the senate's amendments to the
sundrp civil appropriation bill. 1t does
concur in the senates amendment for
the issue of silver certificates Of$l, 81 and
So denominations in lieu ofsilver Oertiti-
Gates of larger denominations.
The senate has increased the def
cheney appropriation bill 81 ,Sg2, 1876 over
the house appropriation, making total
bill of 81 .S07, las.
Cleveland would prefer to continue
the present policy in the redemption of
the bonds, but will interpOse no Objec-
tions to the senate's amendments to the
surplus resolution of the house.
VIM. B. O'Connor, of Lawrence, Mass,
aged 81, a veteran soldier, murdered his
mistress aged 20, and buried her in his
wOodshed. He has confessed his crime.
Two miners at Barry's station, Pa,
fought prize fight TO the finish which
came in 10 rounds. The winner had his
nose broken and the loser was knocked
clean out of time.
karnes county instructs for Bracken-
ridge, being assured that the old Alcslde
is the best man but will not run.
Two Mexican girls, aged 10 and H..
were drowned while bathing at Eagle
Pass, yesterday. An old man also went
to the happy land by the water route,
not far from the same place few hours
later.
The senate in secret session yesterday
unanimously rejected the nomination of
Rosetta, to be postmaster of De Kalb,
III. Traducing General Grant in an
obituary notice was the ground Of rejec-
ton.
The right of the president to remove a
territorial judge came up before the sem
new appointee to the Washington Terri
tory judgship and was referred to the
judiciary committee.
A special from Savannah, Ga, reports
that colored woman in the lower end of
Tatnall county, who had been engaged
to prepare dinner for colored picnic,
murdered young child which had been
left in her charge. cooked half the re-
pnin nd tn ha
other half of the remains were found
sailed down In a barrel. The negroes
became perfectly frenzied on making
the discovery and seized the woman and
burnt her at the stake.
Chas. L. Conant, assistant secretary
OF the u. 5. treasury, under BristOw +,
from 1874 to 1877, is dead, at Cambridge,
Mass.
Col. Lamont has gone to CORTLAND
county, N. Y, 1t is supposed to make ar
engagements for his masters trip to the
Adirondacks.
Prince Fushime and suite, of Japan.
are making the American tour and are
now in Washington. They will be pre-
sented by the Japanese minister to-day.
The Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Ran
dOlph Churchill and Hicks Beach had a
long conference this afternoon. Ii is re-
ported that Lord Salisbury is having
great difficulty in filling the post Of
chief secretary for Ireland, no suitable
man desiring to take the office under
the new government. 1t is generally be-
lieved that II. w. Smith has been select
ed for the post.
Twenty persons were killed and
eighty wounded in the riots yesterday
and Sunday caused by the police pre-