San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-27
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27. 1889.
Telegraphic Breyities.

Mr.. Bright's condition is hopeless.
Mr.. Gladstone has gone to Scot
land.
Germans bombarded Saadanee CD
Saturday.
A Portuguese antI-slavery society
has been formed.
Senator John Sherman and family
are going to Europe.
Arthur Moore enUertains the Ameri-
can pilgrims in Rome.
Strong shocks of earthquake were
felt yesterday in Spain.
Count Herbert Bismarck dned last
evening with Lord Salisbury.
The accused members of the Frenc h
Patriotic League will be tried on
April 2.
There is no longer any danger of
rioting or insurrection on the Isthmus
of Panama.
1t is officially announced that
Emperor Francis Joseph will go to
Berlin in May.
Russian arrangements for army
transportations in event of war have
been completed.
The Tagblatt says if the penal pill
passes, public opinion in Germany
will be completely silenced.
The Hon. Guy Daney has been kill
ed by a buffalo while hunting on
Masa Island, in East Africa.
The son of the Swiss consul at
Cannes has been found murdered near
ha track of Mon farln
Theodore Steinway, of the firm of
Steinway & Sons, piano makers, of
New York, has died at Brunswick.
Regular trips are being made by
steamers on Lake Superior, naviga-
ton has opened earlier than last sea-
son.
The Verugas bridge. the most fam
Gus of the bridges on the Oroga Rail-
way, Mexico, has been swept away by
flood.
The rush of visitors to the White
crowd made up for it's absence in
numbers the day before.
w. A. Harvey, of Guelph, Ont, is
arrested for embezzlement. murders
his wife and two young daughters,
and is arrested at Toronto.
The steamer Orotlan on Lake Cha
pata near Guadalajara, has foun-
dered; 20 bodies of eXcursionists were
found and more are under the wreck.
The burial of Justice Stanley
Mathews was a simple and beautiful
ceremony. The remains were inferred
in Spring Grove cemetery, Cincinnati.
The Boulangerist committee will
give grand banquet in the Sale
Vagram, and invite all the members
of the revisionist committees of the
Seine.
The British government will ascer-
tain whether the powers are willing
to meet in a conference to discuss the
question of the suppression Of the
slave trade.
Twenty-Five head of lumpy jawed
cattle were slaughtered in the Chicago
stock yards yesterday morning.
Every Saturday the state veterinary
surgeon examines suspected cattle.
The Greek chamber of deputies has
voted a dowery of $50, 900 to Princess
Alexandria who is betrothed to Grand
Dnke AleXandrOvich, and SOS, 900 to
DullI l0SluSllC6 lOI Uh0 uuhS vi
Sparta.
A six-year-old girl of Benton City,
Mo-, was burned to death while
watching her father burn brush. Her
fathers back was turned to her, and
as he was very deaf, he never heard
her screams.
Edward Pickard, clerk in the Gin
cinnati southern r. r. office in Cinci-
matt, came up behind his wife on the
side walk and shot her in the back
and then ran away. The wound is
supposed to be fatal.
General Luis Torres, governor
Lower California, telegraphs the
Mexican consul at San Diego:
"Please publish that the chances of
the Ssnfadora placers have been
much exaggerated. None but practi-
cal miners find GOLD -