San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-10
NEWS BREVITIES.
AS Communicated over the Wires From
All Portions of the Globe.

large.
There is very little change in the
strike situation at Cincinnati and else
where.
Cleveland has been rusticating for ,
short time on Scott's stock farm on the
Chesapeake bay.
No firm in Chicago would do the prest
work on the Arbeiter Zeitung and nc
paper Issued Saturday.
The Western railways have resumed
operations this morning on nearly the
basis prior to the strike.
Gladstone Is quite confident of the sue.
cess Of his home rule scheme, and will
not materially modify it.
The Chicago police claim to have
evidence that AdOlph Fisher is the man
who threw the deadly bombs.
Another American fishing vessel has
been seized In Canadian waters and an
other investigation will be in order.
Herr Most, raided out of Cincinnati,
was anxiously looked for by the Chicago
police, but has not put in an appear
ance.
Peter LalsacKie, a Chicago Pole. was
held to the criminal court for melting
some Of the lumber strikers to riotous
disorder.
Chicago police and detectives are still
unearthing dynamite bombs and the
murderous materials Of which they are
composed.
The Toronto street car drivers went
out on strike Saturday, but the COM
pany succeeded In running a limited
number Of cars.
The Ohio State troops are massing In
Cincinnati, notwithstanding the mayor
says he has sufficient police force to
protect the city.
The weather in Hungary has been
bitterly cold; the railways are blocked
with snow at Gratz, and crops and vines
are nearly ruined.
Lord Randolph Churchill will continue
to oppose Gladstone's Irish policy. and
will move its rejection on the second
reading Of the bill.
Athens says she does not mean fight,
but will protect her borders and con-
siders that she has been very roughly
treated by the powers.
A meeting of several thousand unem-
ployed workingmen was held at Man
chester to-day. Eight persons were ar
rested for dastardly conduct.
The Turks are not as enthusiastic for
war as the Greeks, and with the exoep-
tion Of the army officers and contractors
there is little war spirit visible.
When the Chicago rioters broke into
Rosentield's drugstore on Wednesday,
they mistOOk carbOlic acid for whskey
and several drank it. Two have died.
Wolseley denies the remarks at
tributed to him that he would resign his
seat and help the Ulster men If Glad
stones measures passed the Commons.
The British steamer Martelio, from
New York for Hull, cOllided with and
sunk the cutter Ida of the Lizard Point
lighthouse. One person was drowned.
The recent advance in coke in the
Connellsville coke region will probably
lead to another strike among the coke
workers. The disaffection is quite
general.
Lewis York, mixture of insanity and
| anarchism, who had been trying to in
cite labor riots in Longansport. Ind,
was given five hours to get out of town,
| or take moose. He got.
Frank Benoit's farm house. Il miles
west Of jackson, Mich, burned Satur-
day. Nothing was saved. In the house
were three children, aged l, 3 and 3
years. All persisted in the flames.
Two hundred employees Of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago round
house were granted an advance of %
cents q day In accordance to demand.
They returned to work Saturday morn
ing.
| Frank Clemmsnt. of the Modjeska
| company, committed suicide at the
| Market street railroad station, Newark,
| N. j., at 1l:30 O'Clock Saturday, by
throwing himself in front Of freight
train.
Patrick Eagan, interviewed concern
ing English editorials on the Chicago
riot, said the rolls of no socialist organi-
zation could show an Irish name, but
that two-thirds Of the police killed were
Irish.
Four men repairing the bridge tunnel
at st. Louis we're seriously, ifnot fatally.
injured by the explosion Of gasoline
lamp, by the light Of which they were
working. The men were horribly
burned.
Fanny Lear, an American adven-
turess, and a noted member of the demi-
monde, has just died at Nice. She was
expelled from France some time since,
| for publishing Roman dune Americana
| en- Reensie.
Earl Granville, speaking at Manches-
ter, said the Government would not re-
tire from the position 1t had assumed on
| on the Irish question unless its Irish
bills were defeated. He approved Mr..
Gladstone's Irish measure.
The Executive Committee OF the
seventh congressional district has been
called to meet at Jackson on the 18th in
slant, for the purpose of fixing the time
and place Of meeting of the nominating
Congressional convention.
Meyers, the American runner, scored
another victory over the English champ
ion at New York. The distance, three
| fourths Of mile, was made in three
minutes, 10 and four-fifths seconds.
Meyers is now world champion.
The seventh regiment of the Ohio
National Guard arrived at Cincinnati
Saturday and went into camp. Other
regiments are expected. The force will
have two field pieces and nine Calling
| regiment, has been placed in command.
The sensational trial Of this century
| will be the trial of the Chicago an
archists. The habeas corpus proceed
ings were very subdued, but the feeling
was most intense. Mr. Parsons figured
| quite conspicuously ihthe trial and is
evidently leading spirit among the
anarchists.
Nineteen socialists and anarchists, in
Guiding Paul Grottakau, Frank Heith,
Carl Simon and Gustave Bossler, ring
leaders, were arraigned before Judge
Mallory, OF Milwaukee, Saturday morn
ing, charged with riot and conspiracy to
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