San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-05
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the Globe, Con-
densed and Boiled Down.

The interviewers are at work or
every man, woman and child who Gomez
from within 40 miles of the Rio Grands
and on whom they can get their fabert
to work. The nature of the interview
depends as much on the faber as on the
parties interviewed.
Secretary Manning's health is better
The usual daily bulletins for the past
week have been headed "Msnning al
most we'll"
The South Carolina democratic state
convention yesterday shelved its pres
| ent governor (ShOppard) on account OF
his kick at the grangers last spring. He
| only received IS votes out Of total OF
| BIG cast. State Treasurer Richardson
was duly nominated out OF field OF
seven candidates.
Rev. C.. G. Haddock, Methodist
| clergyman of Sioux City, Iowa, was as
sassinated Wednesday evening, presum-
ably for his active and offensive parti-
sanship as prohibitionist. This, how
ever, is mere surmise.
Governor McEnery, OF Louisiana, de-
liveTs a eulOgy on Tilden's character
and issues a proclamation recommend
the closing OF all the public offices on the
day OF the funeral and that civil and
military hOnOrs be paid his memory.
The Mexican vessels of war have all
been ordered to vera Cruz to await the
further orders of the Mexican govern
ment.
The natural assininity of some men,
bers OF congress came to the surface yes
terday in the national house Of represen-
tatives In the progress Of the discussion
on Mexican Outrages.
Ell Paso kilograms state that Dias has
signed a full pardon for Cutting, and
that the scheme is for the Chihuahua
Judge to pass sentence and then release
Cutting on the pardon, thus defeating
the real issue which the United States
has with Mexico in this matter.
Grover has shut himself up in his back
parlOr, ordered Dan to admit no visitors
and is busy going over the sundry civil
and river and harbor appropriation mat
tiers. AS the bills are entirely unsatis-
factory to the country the presumption
Is that they will be signed.
Elections took place yesterday through
out France. The returns thus far re-
ceived show the election of 100 republic
can deputies and 46 conservatives, q
gain Of two republicans.
The village of Willard, in Upper Savoy,
has been destroyed by fire, rendering the
inhabitants without shelter.
Courtney, the oarsman, has offered to
row Hanlan, and Richard X. Fox now
proposes to back Hsnlan for $500
against Courtney or any other man in
the world.
The radicals of Birmingham, with the
consent of Chamberlain, will oppose the
81 rlf 80 l.
the newly appointed home secretary.
This is the first symptom of breach in
the conservative uniOnist compact.
At the Parnelite meeting, in Dublin,
John K. Redmond, member of parlia-
ment for North Wexford, and William
O'Brien, editor of United Ireland, were
appointed delegates to represent the
National Irish league, to be held in Chi
cagO, August Is.
The house of representatives adopted
resolution expressing its profound sOr-
row at the tldings of Samuel j. Tilden's
death.
The funeral arrangements for Mr.. Til
den's body are in the hands of the
Yonker's undertaken. No dates have
been announced for the services, as the
undertake is awaiting the arrival of Mr.
| Tilden's sister.
New York city bunting is at half mast
In honor of Mr.. Tilden. .f..
Gov. Hill has ordered all flags on state
buildings at half mast, out of respect to
Tilden's memory, and issued prOcla.
nation requesting the citizens of the
state to unite in appropriate tokens OF
respect.
Tammany mourns the death of Tilden
| In appropriate resolutions, and Grapes
her hall in funereal emblems and will at.
tend the funeral as body.
Sir Michael Hicks. Beach, and the Mar
quis of Londonderry, will start for Dub.
| lin tomorrow. The Standard this morn
| ing says the state entry of the new lord
| lieutenant will doubtless be a brilliant
| affair, but after the wild enthusiasm OF
| yesterday any ordinary pageant appears
tame.
Rochefort is almost alone in finding
excuses for General Boulanger. who ID
being told on all sides that he is not
worthy to hold the portfolio of war min
lister Of France.
Advices from ConstantinOple report
an attempt to assinate the grand vizier
While that official was out driving Sum-
das afternoon In the Halilegha, two
shots were fired at him by Tartar.
Neither Of the shots struck the mark
The assassin then pursued his carriage,
meanwhile endeavoring to strike the
grand vivier. He was arrested, taken
before the sultan at TildiZ Kiosk, and to
his majesty the Tartar declared that the
grand vizier prevented him from secur-
ing justice, and implored him to hang
the viZier.
The interstate commerce bill has gone
for the present session at least, where
the wpodbine twineth.
Cleveland will not interfere with the
wishes Of congress. but does not wish to
come to the capital to wind up business
unless 1t is absolutely necessary.
San Francisco is all In halo of glory
and enjoyment over the meeting Of the
q. A. X.
A meeting Of the nationalist members
of Parliament to be held In Dublin on
Wednesday, has been summoned, to con.
slider matters declared urgent.
1t is reported that through the influ.
ence OF Bismarck German firm has OBJ.
tanned an eight years monopoly for sup.
plying rails for Japanese railways.
Manager Jarrett, father OF the spec.
tacular drama In America, and god.
father to the "Blsck Crook" the
white Fawn," "Sardanapalus" etc.
died at Buenos Ayres OF lung disease or
last Monday. Y ..sEH .aal -HI
The recent rapid decline In silver, lC
per cent, has alarmed the Montana sill
yer miners and several mines are closing
down. The result In copper and lead
mining and on general business will be
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