San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.


perior, rain is falling and every on
happy.
Abilene has under way Fourth o
July fire parade and general jollitication
Two men-of-wsr have been ordere,
in New Hebrides to protect British In
terests.
Justin Mccarthy will start on leo
ture tour in the United States In Sep
TENDER.
Hamilton county wheat yield Is abou
30 per of last years crop, oats 80 pc
cent, corn prospects good, cotton % PEI
cent increase OF acreage and good stand
Prof. Banks has been reelected super
intendent Of Bryan public schools FOL
the third term, and salary increased Il
$500. Commencement exercises mex
week.
Harrison corn crop is considered safe
IL another rain falls this month, other.
wise not.
Jones county farmers who were ready
to abandon all hopes of crop this sea.
son, encouraged by Sundays rains, have
concluded to keep at work and now
hope to raise sufficient crops for their
own food supplies.
Miles reports from Calabasas, under
date of June Z, the fruitless pursuit oil
hostiles for 800 miles, over a mountain
Gus region. Horses and saddles have
been captured, but the red skins escaped
on foot, every time. During the time
of pursuit the Apaehes have killed thir-
teen whites.
United States senate makes more
rigid exclusion Of obscene publications
from the mails; passes the bill incOr-
pOrating trades unions; provides for the
establishment Of four judicial districts
in Montana, and constitutes the court
thereof of one chief justice and three as
sociates; grants right-of way to the Rio
Grande railway through the military
reservation at Fort Bliss, anil, after q
hot debate. refused the claims for
property seized in 1857, on the Utah ex-
petition, to court of claims for settle
ment.
United States house of representatives
spent the day in committee of the whole
on the legislative executive and judicial
appropriation bill. There was the usual
chin music over the affair and words,
more vigorous than polite were ex-
changed.
The returns from the state OF Oregon
indicate the election OF Psnnoyer, dem
ocratic candidate for governor. He was
supported by the anti coOlie societies
and the Knights Of Labor and to these
he owes his election.
Gladstone has frequent telegraphic
communication with the queen.
The wings will oppose Gladstone in
Midlothian.
The British cabinet was unanimous
for immediate dissolution.
Chamberlain and his followers will
hold their conference to-day and his
manifesto will follow.
The French press generally regret the
failure OF GladstOne's home rule bill.
The Austrian press predict q stormy
time in England, but regard the solution
of the question as inevitable.
A famine prevails in Corea and 500
have starved in Shout. For seven years
the harvests have failed.
All parties preparing for q general
election with feverish haste and anxiety.
Liberal whips to-day declare that Glad
stonian candidates will be out In every
constituency in Great Britain.
The wage committee of the Amalga-
mated association at Pittsburg, have
come to no agreement with the manu-
facturers yet.
The international Typographical
union will take up the question of con-
solidation with the Knights Of Labor.
No consolidation Is probable.
1t Is charged that $l27 900 have been
paid less than 20 Of the Chicago alder
men as Q bride for the passage Of an Or
dinance giving the North Chicago Pas
senger Railway company virtual con-
troll Of the streets along which its lines
runs.
Mr.. and Mrs. President Cleveland will
formally receive the cabinet, diplomatic
corps, congress, officers of the army and
navy, and certain heads Of bureaus next
Tuesday. Friday following there will
be public reception.
Howard Rempes, aged years, of
Akron, Ohio, got into dispute with q
little year-old playmate, went into the
house, got pistol and shot him dead.
A train on the Ottawa, Usage City
and Council Grove railroad, was
ditched near Usage, KS, yesterday, and
Chief Engineer Coppedge and Surveyor
Evans, OF Burlingame, were killed.
The democratic state convention OF
centers In. the gubernatorial contest.
There are four candidates, Clayton, Nc
Klersy, Dawson and Seay. The conven-
ton has 722 delegates.
Scores Of liberals and conservatives In
London are consulting with all whips Of
their respective parties. Gladstone in
sists that every constituency shall be
provided with a home rule candidate.
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