San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

finance, resigns his portfolio.
The Ohio State Medical society is in
annual session at Columbus.
The state convention of colored
preachers, Ark, is in session.
Postal deficiency for the quarter
ending Dec. 81, 1887, $l37,Sl9.
John Mccullough, of st. Louis, sui
cides after numbering his wife.
Mrs. Clara r. H. Pope, wife of the
| general, is dead in St. Louis.
Senate Subcommittee on tariff give
| audiance to wire rod interests.
| Union college law Alumni associa-
ton banquetted in Chicago last night.
| U. S. Senate committee on judiciary
postpOnes Fuller's case for two weeks.
Senate passes the bill for the adjust
ment of labOrer's accounts under the
s hour law.
| Yardmasters' association of U. S.
and Canada, is in annual session at
Richmond, Va.
The National League of Democratic
| clubs meets in Baltimore July 4th.
Grover will be present.
Web. Flanagan and H. NJ. Cush-
man, delegates to convention, Chi
cago, have left for there.
Opium to the amount of $50 pounds,
| valued at So, 1915, seized for non-pay-
ment of dues at st. Louis.
A. Plaisted rows J. w. Kennedy over
the old regatta course on Quinsiga-
mond Lake, for $3.50 side.
Executive committee of the Irish
National loo fnich hos tic hlIc
in Washington and adjOurns.
A brickyard at Menominee, Mimi,
caves in, and buries seven men, four
dead, three horribly mangled.
Tenement fire in New York, Second
street, Second avenue, causes one
death, and Injuries ten people.
The Mark Lane Express in its re-
view of British grain trade, says
prices are six pence against the seller.
Senator John w. Daniels delivered
| the GRAFTON at the dedication of the
Stonewall Jackson monument yester-
| day.
An effort is being made in the Mil
lers' National convention, now in ses-
sion at Buffalo, to organize a flour
| trust.
Medical association of Ontario, met
at Toronto yesterday. The city's repu-
tation for hospitality was well sus-
| tanned.
The 18th annual convention of the
Total Abstinence society of st. Paul's
diocese, Mimi, is in session at
Winona.
The Columbus, Ohio, druggists are
entertaining the State Pharmaceutical
association, which meets in that city
this week.
Western Union pays quarterly divi-
| dend, IA per cent. Earnings larger
than ever before known in the history
of the company.
The Goth anniversary of Crozier
Theological seminary was observed
with appropriate ceremony at Chester,
Pa, yesterday.
Western association General Pas
senger and Ticket Agent, is holding
semi-annual session at Grand Pacific
hotel, Chicago.
U. S. Minister Phelps received his
friends at the Clarendon hotel, n. Y,
| yesterday, preparatory to returning to
the court of st. James.
The Sth Michigan infantry is hold
ing reunion at Flint, most of it's sur
viving members are present, and en-
| thusiasm is at fever heat.
A Detroit fish house finds a dyna-
mite bomb in a barrel shipped from
Cleveland. 1t was large enough to
blow up big brick house.
Memphis Odd Fellows charter a
special train and loaded it down with
| the brethren of the Three Links for a
big fish fry at Lake View.
The veteran drum corps and sons of
veterans of Chattanooga, Tenn, pic
nicked at Soddy yesterday. There
was an immense attendance.
Pittsburg. Fit. Wayne and Chicago
| R. r., at special meeting gifts stock
| holders votes to issue bonds for recent
improvements and purchases.
The ODD Regiment V. C. has left
New York for Brooklyn, Conn.,, to
| assist in dedicating the monument to
Gen. Israel Putnam of revolutionary
fame.
Cleveland dominates the following
postmasters for Texas: J. G.. HI. Buck,
Hillsboro, Tex; Bergman Moore,
Gainesville, Tex; ]. c. Woodwork,
Cuero, Tex.
The lawn tennis tournament for the
championship of the middle states,
now being held at Brooklyn, N. Y,
has attracted immense crowds. The
present champion, X. L. Rukman,
plays the winner of the tournament