San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Dens of wild dogs have been found
in the springs of the Heff house, near
Yellow Springs, Ohio.
At the Tamaleo ranch, Matamoras,
an S-year-old girl named Rios, fell in
to the river and was drowned.
M. Goblet presided at the banquet
given in Paris, celebrating the aboli-
ton of slavery in Brazil.
The National Convention Of Pho
tographers has been in convention at
Minneapolis.
Mdle. Phillis has brought suit for
100000 against Viscount Sanger, of
Paris, for breach of promise Of mar
riage.
The queen regents children are in
delicate health, and on the advice of
the court physicians have gone to San
Sebastian for sea bathing.
The defenses of Cherbourg, Brest
and Toulon are inspected and the
committee suggest that sea banks and
other barriers be constructed in the
roadstead.
The birth is recorded of six pairs of
twins within eight months, in the
town of North Wales, Montgomery
county, Pa, of less than 1000 inhabi-
tants.
Jonathan Bourne, of Bedford, Mass,
bought a gold mine near Sumpter, o.,
for less than SEE, 900. He has now sold
it for 81 ,5OO,OOOin cash and 81, 1000, 900
in stocks.
Tho Dortnpuaoo povorpmapt will
send an expedition to the country
north OF the Zambesi river, to secure
and extend the Portuguese posses
sions in that region.
Heavy gales have prevailed on the
river Tyne and in the English chan
mel. A number of small vessels have
been wrecked along the French coast.
Charles M. Kittredge, private bank
er of Denver, Col, after vacation in
the mountains, returns to find himself
robbed of $4,000, probably by his
clerk, who is missing.
The German police ordered Queen
Natalie to leave Germany within "a
hours. She is Frustrated; her villa is
surrounded by police.
The young Prince Alexander has
been taken from his mother and goes
to Belgrade under charge of the chief
of police. She implored King Milan
to allow her to retain him a month,
but he refused.
A bill is introduced to provide for
the construction of a Lake Bargne
outlet to improve the low water navi-
CATION of the Mississippi from New
Orleans to Cairo. This is the cele-
brated Cowdon outlet scheme.
The president has accepted the resig-
nation of Mr.. John N. Lothrop, Uni
ted States minister to Prussia. Mr..
Lambert Tree, of Chicago, minister to
Belgium, will also resign before the
end of the year.
The purse which the priests of the
diocese of New York will present to
Archbishop Corrigan on the occasion
of the celebration of his silver jubilee
will amount to $4,000.
Prof. Fauvel, of Paris, insists that
the interview with Mackenzie, recent
ly reported, was genuine and occurred
in his presence. The one in which he
asserted that the empress was sur
rounded by spies and that King Will
liam's conduct was so strange that he
thought his brain affected.
Messrs. Decker a publishing firm
have commenced an action against
the National Zeitung for publishing
alleged false reports of the doctors
who attended Emperor Frederick.
The Vosstsche Zeitung declares that
the reports printed yesterday of the
German physicians who attended the
late Emperor Frederick were in many
respects untrue.
Signor Crispi. the italian Prime
Minister, is timed to arrive at Carls-
bad on August 2. Prince Bismarck
and Count Kalnoky, the Austrian
prime minister, will subsequently go
to Carlsbad.
The Austrian and Greek consuls
complain to Bulgaria that brigands
raided the railway station at Belova,
and seized two Austrians and two
Greeks and hold them for ransom.
Mr.. Randall, last night, had four
hemorrhages, and lost Is ounces of
blood. Grave fears are entertained
for his recovery.
Messrs. Martin and Fountleroy, at
torneys for Maxwell, have not yet
given up the hope of saving their
clients neck.
Zacarias Regina, an old bandit, want
ed in the state ofNeuva Leon, is cap
tured by Major Cello Cuellar, who
happened to run on him at Santa
Cruz.
The republican national convention
was in session yesterday in the Fifth
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