San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-17
Telegraphic Brew t jos.

The report of mine discovery in Chi
apas, Mex, is fizzle.
The King of Portugal's condition is
worse.
Hiram H. Eurichs special examine
in the pension office has resigned.
Hugo Ziemann, steward at the
White House, has resigned.
Miss Bjornpfosjk, the Icelandic
writer, is going to lecture.
The ntaloonmakers of Boston
have started a union.
An earthquake has been felt in the
vicinity of Venice.
Jas. Prescott Joule, the distin-
guished scientist has died in London.
The italian government has estab-
lished aprotectorate in Abyssinia.
Lieutenant Riebeck, the we'll known
African explorer has died in Japan.
The two-cent fare law has gone into
effect on the Michigan street railway.
The exports of cotton, corn, provi-
sions and merchandise are much lar
ger than at this time last year.
The village of Norwood, four miles
north of Somerset, KY, is wiped out
by fire.
The third avenue railroad mango
ment of New York promises its pa
irons cable cars by spring.
Erie county, n. Y. republicans
make their nominations for state
assem- bly, tomorrow, the 18th.
The engineers and stokers of trans
Atlantic steamers at Antwerp are on
stike.
Herbert Wade, one Of the nine Off
GERS of Stanley's latest exhibition has
arrived in New York.
There are serious dissensions in the
Canadian cabinet on the trade rela-
tions with the United States.
A trial of coffee growing will be made
in the frontier states of Mexico, along
the Rio Grande.
1t Is said that U. S. District Judge
Robert Hughes of Virginia, will retire
next year and re-enter journalism.
Prince Dalgorouki is working to get
Prince Ferdinand expelled from Bull
garia.
Gen. A. B. Campbell, of Kansas,
will go as U. S. consul to Melbourne,
Australia.
Governor Hill was given a great re-
ception at the exposition at Atlanta,
Georgia.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers convened yesterday in Denver,
Chief Arthur presiding.
The fourth annual report of the COM
missioner of labor is issued. 1t is de-
voted to working women in large
cities.
The Tooth anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the hierarchy of the Ro-
man church in America will be cele-
brated in Baltimore November 10.
A council of war is held in Paris
over the increase of German frontier
corps. 1t was decided to double the
Sixth army corps.
The entire portion Of the province
of Corinthia, in AustrO- Hungary, has
been inundated by floods rushing
from the mountains.
Mrs. Zeralda Wallace, mother of
the literary general. has been lectur-
ing on Woman's suffrage in Meridian,
Miss.
Mr. Stevens. who was sent to Afri-
ca by the New York World, has ar
rived in Zanzibar, he found no trace
of Stanley,
Horace Sebridge, of Berrien Springs,
Mich, who put poison in the food of
all the MEM ers of his family. in order
to get small property by their death,
is given % years in the penitentiary
A Partisan journal reports King
Milan as saying, in an interview, that
his abdication of the Servian throne
was not only sincere, but was in
tended to benefit and was final.
The passenger train brakes in the
station at Brussels did not work as
the train came in from Mons and it
dashed in, wrecking number of car
riages and injuring about thirty per-
sons.