San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

sWltCnmen ana tne company nau peer
amicabIy adjusted at the conference
held to-day. All danger of Strike IL
now averted.
The Minneapolis street car strike Il
over, the company having conceded all
demands. The men all went to work
this morning as usual.
Harness manufacturers of the United
States in convention at Harrisburg, have
organized under the name Of the Ma
tional association of saddling and bar
ness manufacturers. The object of the
association is protection against strikes
The Lawrence Kansas postmaster has
received reliable information Of the Or
ganiZation Of an association among the
postal clerks Of the main lines OF the
the western railroads to boycott the pos
tai system. Each member Of the associ-
alton, upon becoming such, signs res
| ignation Of his position in the postal SER
vice, which Is placed in the hands of the
executive committee. AS soon as the
organization is complete, the first re-
moval will be followed by demand
upon the postmaster-general for the
cause therefor, which, if not satisfactory,
all the designations will take effect, leav-
ing the mail service in the lurch.
The Papal embassy reached Baltimore
with Cardinal Gibbons red hat on Mon
day afternoon. The bareta will be pre-
sented on the 30th.
Parsons has returned voluntarily to
Chicago to take his chances for trial.
He pleads not guilty, asserts his inno-
cence and declares that be has returned
to assist the defence.
Further details of the Boston fire show
that heavy loss Of life resulted, some
II persons having been burned to death.
Inside the building were 400 horse cars
fully repaired, each worth 800. Re-
pairs and refurnishing of the building
amounted to about $4,000. The total
loss is now estimated at $780, d.
vided as nearly as can be ascertained as
follows: Building fixtures, SlS0,OOO;
cars, $4,000; machinery tools etc., $50
600. The insurance aggregates $4,000
as follows: Building, $4,000; maehin-
cry, $50, 600; cars, 100000.
John Morley, chief secretary for Ire
land, delivered a speech at Newcastle
this evening, in the course OF which he
said that If coalition succeeded in OBJ
tanning a majority, Ireland would be In
the same condition that the unionistj
feared for Ulster. He believed crime
would disappear from Ireland with the
grant Of home rule.
Rev. Waldo Messaros, a well-known
preacher and pastor of the Northern In
dependent Presbyterian church, Phila-
delphia, was arrested to-day for alleged
attempt to commit criminal assault up
on the wife of Chas. W. CoultOn, mem
Der of his church. After being ushered
into the parl0r, he seized the lady
roughly and attempted an atrocious as
sault upon her, but was prevented from
accomplishing his purpose by the timely
interference Ofthe husband and another
gentleman. The parson declares the
whole matter trap to destroy him.
The jury, in the suit of the Penns-
ylvania Central Transportation COM
pany against the Pullman Palace Car
company, rendered verdict for plaintiff
for $ll9,729.
George o. Daniel, of Clenton, Ken
lucky, was supposed to have died last
Wednesday at midnight. Thursday the
watchers who surrounded the coffin
were startled by deep groan coming
from the casket. A few spasmodic
gasps, shudder and the corpse spoke
aloud; the relatives then returned to
find the man sitting on chair cOnvers-
ing with remarkable strength. MIR.
Daniel claimed to have been perfectly
OohbClous vi pdsscu
around him, but says he was unable to
move muscle.
John Bright, formally replied to the
tender Of resolution Of the Rock
dale Conservative association, thanking
him for having assisted to defeat the
home rule bill. He says In reply: 81
am sorry there should be any party in
the country ready to accept those bills"
The suspension of the firm of Fl. H.
Swift & Co.. importers Of sugar at No.
&C Pine street, New York, and at Per-
nambucO, is one of the most important
business failures that has taken place in
q long time. The liabilities are about
81 ZOO, 600, which Is more than equalled
by the assets of the firm. Thus far no
assignment has been made, and efforts
are in progress to effect settlement
with creditors and resume business at
an early time.
The French senate, 1t is believed, will
pass the expulsion bill by majority of
10.
The steamer Andes. which arrived at
New York Monday from Kingston,
Jamaica, teok on board at Narassa,
two officers, two engineers and l6 men
Of the steamer Albina, wrecked June 8
at Jacmel by being driven ashore in a
heavy gale.
The photographers convention, 1000
strong, Is in session at st. Louis. The
entire walls of the hall in which they
meet, the walls Of IA smaller rooms and
5000 square feet Of partitions, are all
covered with the products of their cam
eras.
The steamer Cachapol, during her voy-
from NQlnQrQiQn Cnnnimhn n