San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-16
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the Globe, Con-
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Waukee and 81. raul railway yesterday
while crossing railway bridge hear
Waupun, Wis.
The bodies of dead woman and child
were taken from the lake at Chicago
yesterday. No Identification.
Two SONS of Joseph Moore were
drowned not far from Little Rock, Ark,
while bathing. The mother, who saw
her boys sink to rise no more, is rsving
maniac.
L. II. Brown, local manager of the
Western Union Telegraph company at
st. Louis, took French leave for Canada
last week. There ia small shortage in
his accounts.
The defense for the Chicago anarchists
claim to have secured new evidence that
will command new trial by the SUI
preme court.
Chales Milan and his two brakemen,
running between Dennisor and MuskO-
gee, |. r., have been arrested for rob-
bling freight cars. Quantities OF stolen
goods were found in their possession.
The Galveston stock holders OF the in
terstate drill will realize about 80 per
cent on their investment. No dividends
will be paid until the 81 900 damage suit
against the management is settled.
C. l.. Mitchell, OF Eagle Pass, has been
made Vice consul at Piedras NegTas,
pending his regular appointment rs con-
sui.
The call for SIC, Co., 900 three per cent
bonds to be presented for redemption at
present day and date has been modified,
and these three per cents will be receiv-
ed and redeemed, and interest paid to
date OF redemption, until farther notice.
Amount of bonds and date unlimited.
The Bell telephone suit comes up on
demurrer at Cincinnati, next Monday.
Portland, Maine, has had an Enoch
Arden case with variations. The original
and only Enoch after an absence of four
years retired to find his place occupied;
dubbed the new proprietor out, re-
marked to his wife thar she was rs
homely as ever and decamped, leaving
EnOch No. 2 under medical care.
Congressional nominations are plenty.
The democrats Of the Tenth Missouri
district nominated Martin j.. Clardy;
the democrats OF the Eighth Massachu-
sets district nominated j. J. Donovan;
the republicans OF the First New llamp-
shire, renOminated Haynes: the Missouri
mated Bryan A. Dun; the Virginia demo-
Gratis nominated Marshall Parks for the
Second district.
The democratic state convention of
Wisconsin, in session at Madison, nUmI-
mated Gilbert A. woodward, of La
Crosse, for governor by scGlamation. j.
ID. Putnam, Of Pierce county. was nomi-
mated for lieutenant governor.
Late yesterday afternoon the Howard
county bank, at Glasgow, Mo, closed
doors and placed the business in the
hands of trustees for the benefit OF cred
itOrs. Assets of the bark amount to $50
900; liabilities about the same. Difficult
ty in making collections caused the sus-
pension.
Sir Charles Dixie has returned to Lon
don. 1t is already announced that he
will re-enter public life MS proprietor
and editor Of London daily ncwspa-
per.
SignOr Lanciani. the great Italian
Archaeological, is coming TO America to
hold public conferences.
The Spanish government will hold al
international exhibition at Barcelona,
commencing next September and con-
tinuing until the following April
The Pope will assign the Jesuits TO the
new episcopal sees in the East Indies,
created under the Portuguese concOr.
dant, in reward for the efforts of the
Jesuits on behalf of Christianity in The
East Indies.
Germany asked Russia for pledge
that she will not interfere in Bulgaria.
Russia stipulates that If such pledge Is
given, Germany and Austria shall not
sanction the reelection Of Alexander to
the throne by the powers.
The proposition to send the car
telegram of cOngratulation on his fete
day was squelched In the Bulgarian
assembly.
The guard escOrting the Woodford
prisoners to Galway Jail was attacked on
its return and fiercely stoned. The
police charged the mob with fixed bayo-
nets and felled several Of them TO the
ground.
that the tension between Austria and
Russia has increased.
General Kaulbars, newly appointed
Russian diplomatic agent at Sofia, is the
best informed foreigner living on Aus
trian Military affair. His appointment
is signigcant.
While body of uhlans were crossing
the OstrawitZa river In MOravia the
bridge collapsed and several were killed.
The st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
Railway company, in Texas, filed with
the secretary Of state to-day an amend
ment to its charter, authorizing the con-
structiOn Of a branch line from Mt.
Pleasant, in Titus county, through the
counties of Titus, Franklin, Hopkins,
Delta. Hunt, Fannin and Grayson to
Sherman, in Grayson county.
About one thousand knights Templar
left San Francisco last evening with
their families for the triennial cOnclave
at st. Louis on the Dist inst. 1t required
three special trains Of 80 Pullman Sleep
ers to carry the Knights. Another Sec
tion started from Southern California.
They will all meet near Kansas City
and enter st. Louis in regal state.
George j. Gould has married his ac-
tress lady love at last. The ceremony
was performed at the Jay Gould resi-
dence, lrving-on the-Hudson. All was
peace and harmony.
Courageous Joe Chamberlain had an
interview with the chief OF police yes
terday with reference to obtaining po-
lice protection curing his tour abroad.
1t was arranged that Inspector Vanhel-
den should accompany Chamberlain
throughout his travels.
A telegram from London, W hich states
that England meditates a grand coup
d'etat and will probably proclaim Egg pit
a British possession.
VIM. J. Clingen, ex-clerk Of the Ar
mory police court, Chicago, and whose
mysterious death and sudden burial
caused some comment a week since, is
reported alive and kicking. He was I'M