San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-13
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throne of Bulgaria, and the prince will
become Alexander's successor.
The election of Waldemar to the
throne OF Bulgaria does not please the
| car OF Russia any better than it suits
the king Of Denmark.
Storms on the coast OF England have
done great damage. The steamship
Jennette was wrecked at Plymouth and
three persons drowned. The steamer
Swiftsire Is also reported wrecked
Spain has been severely damaged by
storms, particularly along the coast.
Floods driven inland by heavy winds
have inundated the Mediterranean
shores of France, and at Nice the entire
pier was submerged and hundreds Of
people lifted off their feet. Whole
parishes are under water and immense
damage has resulted.
When Captain Nabukof, the Russian
who led the Bourgas revolt, has been
formally sentenced to death he will be
transferred TO the custody of General
kaulbars.
1t will be some time before quiet Is
restored in Bulgaria sufficiently to rem
der the election of prince possible I'M
der the conditions which Russia would
recognize as legal.
The mayor OF Limerick, addressing a
meeting of the League today, said that
all officials in lreland-Buller, Plunkett,
the government, for tenants what par
nellites proposed TO do.
Liverpool grain prices are firmer in all
branches and there ia a greater DISPOSE
tion to do business on speculation.
"a n U oil ali aaf fro
farmers. An advance is paid for Eng
hsh and foreign wheat in the principal
markets and cargOes are held for higher
rates.
The vatican has addressed note to
England asking for the establishment of
diplomatic relations between that coun-
try and the vatican.
Earl Iddesleigh, foreign secretary. had
high words with Baron de Staal, Rus
sian ambassador, at their last meeting,
and announces that Baron de Staal is
about to depart from England on pro-
lOnged leave of absence.
The Ghilzai rebels in Afghanistan
have been attacked by an Afghan gen.
eral sent to subdue them. and badly de-
feated.
1t Is semi-Ofticially stated that Prince
Mengrella is looked upon with general
disfavor throughout Austria and Hun.
garia as candidate for the Bulgaria
throne.
In the case of John +. Hoke, the
Peoria bank defaulter, +. G. Clark, one
of the directors. to-day testitied,that the
total amount of Hoke's defalcation was
SlSS,OOO, OF which $4,000 has been taken
from the Mechanics bank, the predeces-
nf h.
Clark also testified that Mrs. Hoke had
handed $4,000 to the bank since the de-
falcatiOn.
An official of the Pennsylvania rail-
road company stated to-day that they
have given = final ans xer to John lay
lOr, of London, and it was that the sur
plus of over one hundred millions would
not be divided among the stock holders.
District assemblies q and 81, X. OIL,
have boycOtted ArmOur's meats.
1t is thought that some basis of set
Element Will be reached and the strike
end on Monday.
The National Butter, Egg an Cheese
association is In session at Chicago. Ii.
b. Gurler, Of De Kalb, ILL.,, is president
elect, and Col. Littles, of Iowa, remains
secretary and treasurer.
The Express robbie g identity is a
matter of much perplexity to the detec-
tives. They have FOrtheringham In Gus
tody, but 1t is by no means reasonably
certain that they have the thief.
The Bill Davis and Jack Kinney prize
fight has been described draw, after 81
rounds during which they pummelled
each other in absolute exhaustion.
The keeper of Williams park, Proyi-
dence, had II terrible fight with two
vicious monkeys and will be laid up for
some time with his Injuries.
There is really no change in the con.
ditiOn of the strikers at the stock Yards,
Philadelphia packers are sen ding men
to Chicago to take the places of the men
who are out.
Cutting claims $4,000 damages from
the Mexican government.
The Philadelphia republicans have en-
dOrsed State treasurer Gray for the
United States senate.
Alleday Wren, a North Carolina
rapest, was hung at Pittsburg yesterday;
5000 present.
The Violet-CamerOn-Lo Lonsdale
troupes are too unsavory for America,
and will be compelled to urn home.
They have given up their American
trip.
The attempt TO pour out the whisky in
Chadwick, Mo, by the barrel-rea ders,
WAS frustrated by the citizens. One
barrel breaker was seriously wounded.
Over 100 shots were fired.
A heavy gale on Lake Michigan has
driven all outside vessels to seek harbOr.
The Chicago beach is strewn with
wreckage.
The National Farmers Alliance is still
in session at Chicago. Union between
the Alliance and labor organizations
was very favorably regarded.
Recruiting for tilibustering in Mexico
goes forward at Albuquerque. N. M.
The rifle company being enlisted there
are now 2l3 on the role.
The Chicago Avenue church,
"Moody's," was destroyed by
fire early yesterday morning. The
church was organized by DR.. l..
Moody, the evangelist, in 1863,
and occupied a,small building on Chicago
avenue near Franklin street, until the
great fire in 1871. Immediately after
that time Mr.. Moody built the present
church structure, soliciting and secur-
ing and receiving contributions from all
parts OF the globe until $4,000 was
raised. Mr.. Moody continued as its pas
tor until he began his general evange-
list work. The church is the largest in
Chicago. The Sunday school numbers
1000 children. Some Of the most promi-
nent business NJ IN of the city are among