San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-09
LATEST TELEGRAPH N EWS
From all Parts OF the Globe, Con-
densed and Boiled Down.

Montana wants to come into the union
as state.
Mexico kicks against the declarations
OF the message.
Governor Lee respites CulverIus until
January IA, 1887.
No dividend for last quarter In West
ern Union stock.
Horatio Ross, the crack shot of all
Scotland. Is dead.
Count Kalnoky has received the Bull
garian delegation.
Russia will not give bounties for the
sugar crop Of 1887.
The bull fights cOntinne at Paso del
Norte, but are dry.
England gives France tafiy on the
Egyptian question.
Fort Worth will build city hall to
cost from $50, 900 to $4,000.
The Florida Seminoles are threaten
ing to go out on the war path.
Robert Garrett is reelected president
OF B. q o. Telegraph company.
Big fire In Buffalo burns a church and
five business firms Loss, S250,000.
Another jury has been empanelled In
Doodle Alderman McQuade's case.
Congress will be asked TO aid the John
son Bayou and Sabine Pass sufferers.
The reported dicker between Gould
and the B. & o. is denied by both par
ties.
Thomas, secretary OF Utah Territory,
is made member of the Utah commits
sion.
The president does not want congress
to fool with the tariff yet awhile. They
won't.
The granite columns for the north
portico Of the state capitol are going
into place.
James Beldin, of Beldin Bros, was
nominated for mayor Of New Laredo by
reclamation.
Col. Moore, JobnsOn's private secre-
tary, has been appointed chief of Wash
ington police.
The attorney-general of Pa. is after
the Anthracite coal combination and the
trunk line pool.
The Liquor Dealers Protective asso-
citation will lock horns with the anti-sa-
loon republicans.
The attempt to form a new French
ministry is not successful. CompliOa-
lions have arisen.
Cleveland's rheumatic govt continues
troublesome, and he is obliged to main
tain his horizontal.
The Pittsburg oil market is democrat
lied and prices have dropped nearly IL
per cent. in two days.
Harmon, Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, is jailed
In New Orleans for swindling the Bronze
Monumental association.
Bright and his unionist colleagues are
organizing war against Gladstone and
denounoing him bitterly.
Importation of gold and silver ore, bull
lion and coin through FL Paso in
November, was $2,350,000.
New Laredo street cars are running
regularly between the International de-
pot and the custom house.
The Curtain labor committee will
very probably make no report, owing to
Vice-president Hoxie's death.
The catholics and orangemen and the
police and the people sill make matters
interesting in north Ireland.
The Baltimore and Ohio telegraph
company have extended their lines to
the entire Canadian pacific system.
Galveston's appropriation for custom
house will be raised from $l25, 600 to
$l55, $1,000. The 60 cents are indispensa-
BILE.
McDuffie, of Waxahachie, arrested In
Toronto, Canada, for forging 5000 on
Ford & Co., Of Dallas, resists extradi-
tion.
The National Cattle Growers associa-
ton will attempt to secure more effect
i've legislation against pleuro-pneu-
monia.
Criminal libel suits will be brought
against the parties that wired Man
ning's Mexican drunk to the American
papers.
Telegraph operator and railway agent
4. NJ. Brown, Burke Station, has been
ordered to leave by native Kuklux. No
cause assigned.
The Western association of passenger
agents is in session at st. Louis; also
representatives Of Middle and Western
States railroads.
The troubles Of the Southern Pacific
road in Texas have been settled. the
company granting the relief sought by
their employees.
Mexican products for expectation are
no longer taxable; nor can duties be col
lected on articles transported from one
state to another.
The Trades congress, In session at Co.
lumbus, In making up its committees
completely ignored the Trades Assem-
blles and the X. of l..
Two men were killed and three hurt
by dynamite explosion at Backbone
tunnel, Frisco extension, near Fort
Smith, Ark, last Tuesday.
Amsterdam, N. Y, is alarmed over
the threatening attitude cf the hundreds
Of unemployed workingmen recently
discharged from the mills there.
Capt. Bartholomew and four men, of
the steamer Kniokerbocker, we're
drowned on Jersey coast while trying
to aid the Mary ID. Cramer schooner, OF
Philadelphia.
The Lang case against the Missouri
Pacific for damages in the engine explo-
sion, results in verdict against the COM
pany for $3.50 actual and $3lO0 exem-
plary damages.
A brother of late chief OF police,
Walker, Of Washington, shot Miller for
sending him insulting letters concerning
his wife. Walker is in Jail, and Miller
dangerously hurt.
s. X. Goodwin, son OF John r. Goodwin,
one Of Memphis most prominent bust
ness men, deliberately shot and killed,
In the rotunda Of the Peabody hotel,
Thomas Dalton. Cause, slanderous re-
ports concerning Mrs. Polk, Godwin's