San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-19
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From all Parts of the Globe, Con-
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Bolton precinct conventions adjourne,
in a row.
The senate will attempt to pass tn,
bill. granting right-of-way through
north Montana, over the PRESIDENT
veto.
sherman will get branch of the st
Louis, Arkansas and Texas.
Cleveland will attend the Albany BIZ
centennial celebration Thursday. Mrs.
Cleveland remains at home and keeps
house.
The cholera returns for yesterday are:
Brindisi, rs new cases, A deaths; Fon-
tana, 80 new cases, IL deaths; Latium,
Ii new cases, deaths; Cadegaro, new
cases, deaths; Venice, l new case, |
death.
Admiral Franklin, U. 5. A., and Off
| GERS Of his squadron were presented to
the king of Greece, Thursday, and the
| king visited the American Inan-of-war
in the harbor.
King Leopold and Queen Marie have
visited the Duo D'Aumsle.
Panama canal shares have risen to 4
francs.
The Arch-duke Otto, nephew of Fran
els Joseph, has been betrothed to Prin-
cess Marie Josepha, niece of King AL
bert, of Saxony.
The engineer of the petroleum works
at GObel Serid, Egypt, telegraphs that
there is q chain Of limestone rock 20
miles inland impregnated with ore.
Herr. Ponleyieskowsky. q prominent
Polish member Of the reichstag, is dead.
A special count has been made by the
pOstOtfice department Of the matter
mQilph a On of fha Lao ding nnafnffiaal of
the country during the last week Of
June, 1886. The results show an in
crease compared with the same period
in 1885 Of 2l7 per cent. in letters mailed,
5.93 per cent. in sealed parcels, 4.06 per
cent. in unsealed parcels and 81 per
cent. in circulars. There was an in
crease of l57, 197,7Sl in the number of
postage stamps issued, 81 ,196, 200 in the
number Of stamped envelopes, and
1872, 800 in the number of postal cards.
A. b. Thompson has not been lOca-
ted, but is reported by tourist st. Louis
ans in Canadian waters.
The anarchist trial develops very
strong chain of evidence against the
bomb throwers. The states evidence
is quite conclusive, SO far as heard, to
the fact of premeditated murder.
Defaulting secretary of Dallas B'Nai
Birth returns the books by mail and says
he has called for China. Loss about
$3.50.
For the murder Of Henry Latimer at
the Dallas gas works one year ago, Har-
nv Ward is now under bonds of $1,000 to
answer the charge.
The Enylisb eIect;ons IN date sbov
conservatives. 3I5. uninnists -. Glad.
stnnians iaI. pernaIIi,ea sg 'T5e con
sepv"tivas and mninnigfs h.va poITan
/ iSG I'D v,tas and tb" CIndntnnionpU I'D
parnelIites / IIG CID
Associate Justice Church, of the SUI
preme court of Dakota, has resigned.
Hon SsclriIIo Wac, hos aono to NJ
tawa nrobabiv in The interest of Cans
dian ijsheries Spastion '' VI 0'""
nv IT. -,
w. n. oyer, ol Alkansas, 10 rlgnt,ol-
way appraiser ior railway through In
olah ierrltory.
United States Catholics will soon have
more red hats bestowed upon them.
Cashier Better takes the cake as bank
wrecker Of Nebraska. In addition to
wrecking the Dundy county bank, he
has hied away with $4,000 Of the Chase
county bank, leaving about $1,000 assets.
The St. Louis grand iury made sweep.
ing indictments for theft, drunkenness
and bribery against IL members of the
81. LOUIS mouse OF delegates.
A. b. Thompson, defaulting cashier Of
the Provident Savings bank Of st.
Louis, turns out victim Of long and
shorts, but was too lOng-headed to be
caught snort IN pocket when the new
taole came anu ne skipPeu 10 the coun-
sy where Dali ID lorDiuuen 10 american
Ishermeh. ne was lmproVident OF the
Iuhds OF the froVldeht, OUT was quite
proVideht OF MS own improVidence.
CD. Bright, an employe of the San
Angelo ice factory. was thrown from his
horse near Gregely's ranch, 10 miles out,
and had both legs broken above his
knees. In that condition he tore up his
pants, twisted mesquite brush to his
legs and dragged himself four miles be-
fore he was found and relieved. He
was wltnous 1000 lor SIX Gays anu mao
no.h,hg 10 arlnk save what moisture ne
'o Tn-, w.. lo haa n"u' , o.,,
Fort worth nad an immense celeDra-
raiirosS entranca 10 town Tha PES
thar city toot ~ berseIt aiorv a. q 81
ment' e'
Boerne is jubilant over her railroad
prospects and hopes to see the iron morse
snort November l, 1885.
Ob;o ed;tors ottor,nt;,r 20 ;,,o
yiew Cutt;nS tba ;nanr;snSSa 4, d..
editor, make 2:4O time over the border
to save being locked up. Oh! for a man
| at the white house!
Tho new inv ,rnonn.,ad q, .ho o.so
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