San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-30
TELEGRAPHIC RREvITIES.

been liberated.
Emperor William left Stockholm for
Copenhagen on Saturday.
The pope is suffering from liver COM
plant and is losing strength. He
continues to work and receive visitors.
The death is announced in Danville,
Kentucky's most noted jurists.
The grand duke Paul, of Russia,
has been appointed chief of the Bran
denburg Cuirassiers regiment.
Emperor William has ordered that
his military encourage, hitherto called
"Maison Militaire," shall in future be
designated as Headquarters of His
majesty, Emperor and King"
Major George NJ. Sternberg, surgeon
United States army, has been elected
an honorary member of the Epidem-
Illogical society of London.
Mrs. Annie Miller Is found muir
dered in her home at Wichita, Kan,
and VIM. Page has been arrested, as
the dead woman.
Mr.. Morris, while riding in the
Saratoga races last Saturday, was
killed by his horse at the first hedge,
falling on him.
The imperial family attended on
Friday the ceremony of blessing the
waters of the Neva, by priests, in
front of the Winter Palace, st. Peters,
burg.
Mrs. Cleveland's expressed wish for
thorough privancy is respected in
Marion 1t is expected she will visit
Mrs. Sheridan at Nonquitt.
At Eden, a small town on the Yazoo
river, Miss, a negro insulted men,
Der of the household of Mr.. Ogert.
Ogert shot him. Two negro friends of
the offending negro attacked him
and cut him to pieces with axes.
At Missouri Point, ILL.,, opposite
Alton, on the river, Bob Ashley and
William Stilar crossed in the ferry
boat and then quarreled. Ashley ran
at the latter with bowie and drove
swim, prevented him from landing
until he was drowned.
A volcanic eruption at Bandaisin,
fifty leagues from Yokohoma, has de-
stroyed several villages and killed
1000 persons, including 100 visitors at
the Thermal Springs. A fresh crater
has formed and the eruption is still
active.
The monster steamship Puritan, of
the Fall River line, just launched at
Chester, Pa, is the largest vessel of
her kind in the world and was built
at cost of 81 ,5OO,0 900. She is guaran-
ted to run q miles an hour.
The ashes of Edward Munich, who
was incinerated at the FIRES Pond
Crematorium, on Long Island, were
according to the wishes of himself
and his wife scattered over one of the
flower beds on the lawn.
At Mobile DR.. T. H. Shaw, sur
geon dentist, extracted hand-saw
file four inches in length from the jaw
of a cOlOred man who was stabbed on
July 4th. The negro did not know
the file was in his face.
About two months ago rabid dog
ran through the streets of Brooklyn,
Ills, biting several people; among
them Mrs. Lena Reither. She was
terribly mangled by the brute, but
seemed to be recovering until Thurs
day last she was attacked by hydro
phobia and died in awful agony.
Negotiations between the Northern
Pacific and the Manitoba government,
including the extension of the North
ern Pacific so as to compete with the
Canadian Pacific at all points, have
been brought to a successful conclu-
sion, and an extra session of the legis-
lature will be called to ratify the
agreement.
A huge wolf, very wild, in Fort
Worth, broke his chain, and dashed
into B. c. Evans dry goods store,
frightening some ladies terribly, who
did plenty of shrieking and fainting.
He next visited Trippetts' hardware
store, bit several dogs and was finally
captured.
Cincinnati advices contain the news
of the robbery of Richard Woolly's
sons leather store of $500 in broad
daylight while the clerks were all on
duty, the thief cody taking the money
from the safe. Richard Woolly, Jr.,
president of the West End company,
of this city, was formerly member
of the firm, before coming west to help
develop the resources of the Alamo
city.
Projected Visit to the Green Isle.
LONDON, July 30.-It is reported the
prince of Wales will visit Dublin
before long.
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