San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITiES.


Nothing is settled with regard to
Emperor Williams interview with the
King of Italy.
The body of a plasterer, named Jack
Malone, from Shreveport, La, is
found at Longview.
Col. Geo. Gibron of the 9Th infantry,
commandment at Fort Bliss, FL Paso,
has died at Las Vegas.
Gov. Ross has so far appointed 10
delegates to the deep water conven-
ton at Denver.
A meeting of the non-partisans was
held in Fort Worth Saturday night,
and a club of 40 organized.
A slight earthquake shock was felt
at Kilseyth, twelve and a half miles
northeast of Glasgow, Scotland, on
Saturday.
A British vessel is. now surveying a
route between Australia and Canada,
preliminary to laying a Geographic
cable.
Ella Butler, an 1S-year old colored
girl who died at Haddenfield, New
Jersey, had coffin feet and Sinches
long.
State Senator Glasscock now in
Austin says that if Capt. Bart Giles is
nominated for state senator, he will
contest the race with him to the end
of the fight before the people.
The chamber of commerce, Cincin-
natl, has appointed committee to
prepare a suitable testimonial of re-
spect to the memory of Gen. Sheri-
dan.
Gov. Morehouse gave hearing to
Messrs. Martin and Fauntleroy, the
attorneyr of Brooks. He seems not dis
posed to interfere with the sentence.
The democracy of Terre Haute and
vicinity, held mass meeting in that
city on Saturday, and Senator NOor-
hees made the opening speech of the
democratic campaign.
In accordance with the custom, the
senate will be convened in special ses-
sion early next March. Should Cleve-
land be reelected his cabinet must be
re-appointed.
The detachment of state troops EN-
route for the disturbed district of Kan
sas, passed through Liberal on Friday
evening. They will stay in Stevens
county till order is restored and the
citizens pacified.
The ship Star, of Greece, went
ashore near Adelaide barber, and OF
the twenty-seven persons on board,
the captain and all were drowned, eX-
cept the first and third officers, four
men and four apprentices.
The city school building at AnthO-
ny, Kansas, is destroyed by lightning
The grand jury has found indict-
ments against Sumner Welsch and
Lawyer Starkey, of the Chicago City
Railway company, for tampering with
juries.
The official papers from England for
a respite in the Maxwell case, have
been received at the governors office,
Jefferson City. The only ground adj
vanced is time for further inquiry in
the case.
The Sealy Rifles, of Galveston, are
deprived of their arms in consequence
of the officers having failed to file
their bond for arms. Gen. King has
issued an order disbanding the Sealy
Rifles battalion.
In the lower part of MatamOras,
while dancing at pail, young man
named EdwardO Garcia fell dead.
The cause was the bursting of an
aneurism of the heart.
The drivers, conductors and stable
men c the BROOKLYN Cross Town Sur
face road the number of 400 struck
yesterday, ecause conductor and
driver Of or.e of the cars were dis
charged fo- arriving at the end of the
"trip . uDnutes before time
The Berlin police under commune
cations from Vienna are shadowing
Austrian anarchists. An imperial
Austrian decree, signed by the whole
cabinet, suspends trial by jury in
charges against all anarchists
throughout five provinces. 1t allows
the government without warrant to
arrest, imprison and expel not only
suspects, but persons sheltering such.
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