San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

boom.
McRoma hotel, Panama, burns; loss
100000.
Emperor of Brazil is slowly recover
ing his health.
The supreme court of Ohio declares
boycotting illegal.
The Texas delegation at st. Louis is
solid for Thurman.
Brooks is to be hanged for the MUIR
der of Preller, July 10.
| Thurman is not the administration
candidate, but he will be nominated.
| Mexico is protecting her banks of
the Rio Grande in the vicinity of Ell
Paso.
In recent consistory the pope ex-
presses great sympathy for the Irish
clergy.
The little frame house in which
Grant was born, is on exhibition in
Cincinnati.
| Arkansas delegates are instructed
to cast the undivided vote of the state
for Cleveland.
| The White Caps of Spencer county,
Indiana, issued circular defending
their Outrages.
Emperor Frederick is not quite so
well, complains of headache, and pus
discharge increases.
Tornado sweeps over Washington
county, Ark, destroying much prop
erty and many lives.
Milton, n. c., struck by cyclone,
which sweeps clean path 500 yards
wide and % miles long.
st. Louis is agitating the expen-
diture of S20,000,000 for water supply
from the Meramec river.
Mrs. Rawson, indicted for the at
tempted murder of Lawyer Whitney,
in Judge JamesOn's court.
| 100000 forms of the new Hunga-
rian loan sold in the German markets
in the last three months.
The disintegration of the knights
of Labor in the vicinity of Chicago is
progressing at rapid rate.
! Physicians find no organic diseased
about Gen. Sheridan. Congestion of
the kidneys is his real ailment.
President Diaz, Mexico, receives a
monster delegation of 10000 working
men, who desire his reelection.
New Orleans is raising a street
cleaning fund by voluntary contribu-
| tions. $500 subscribed to date.
The citation over payment of
tithes at Den beigh, Wales, continues,
and the military have been called
| out.
This tenth congressional district is
unrepresented in the organization of
the democratic delegation at ST..
Louis.
The mayor of Cork protests against
government reporters being present
at the meeting to protest against the
pope's rescript.
The Mississippi delegation to ST.
Louis will support Thurman. The
| Georgia delegation doesn't take kind
ly to his delegation.
The back and breast plates have
been abolished in the uniforms of the
| German cuirrasiers, and the pistol
substituted for the carbine.
S. NJ. White, of California, is tempo
rary chairman of the st. Louis conven-
ton; and Gen. Collins permanent
chairman in all probability.
In western Pennsylvania 10000
workingmen condemn the Mills bill,
and denOunce Congressman Scott as
an enemy to American labor.
The French chambers loudly dis
sent from Boulanger's statement that
France had not that confidence in the
future necessary to every well-govern-
| ed country.
A 80 foot yacht has been launched
at Wilmington, Del, which it is
claimed can neither upset nor sink.
Ballast is water, taken through open
| ings in the bottom, and acting upon
oil in metal ballasting chambers. The
yacht will coast from Maine to Aspin-
wall.
The reformed Presbyterian church
in Synod at Pittsburg, declares that it
owes no allegiance to the U. S., and
enjoins its members to engage in no
act that acknowledges such allegi-
ance, and disfellowships all who SO
acknowledge; all this because God is
not in the constitution.
The locating corps of the Southern
| Pacific extension has reached Goliad.
|
| Marriage Licenses.
| August Michel to Caroline Polk.
James Nelson to Edith Rogers.