San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-12
Telegraphic Brevities.

London wool sales show prices i'm
sellers favor.
Sullivan says he has fought his
last fight with bare knuckles.
Sarah Althea, who claims to be
Senator Sharon's wife, is on the lee
ture rampage.
The Alton railroad has been fined
the limit, 5000, for reducing therate to
Denver.
The Count of Paris is going to pub
lish his fathers correspondence.
Count Norveldt is appointed Cover
nor of Upper Austria. e..
The Sons of Veterans arrested at
Marble Hill, Mo-, for firing salute ON
July 4th are acquitted.
Judge Horton of Chicago decides
that written complaint is necessary
| in every case of arrest by the police.
A carload of canned fruits and
wines has been donated to the Johns
town sufferers from Los Angeles,
Cal.
Nine. Etelka Gerster sang in con-
cert at Berlin for the benefit of the
Johnstown sufferers and raised S400.
G. r. Gregory, of New York, has
been made a professor,i in the univer-
sity at Leipsic.
Immense preparations are being
made in Paris for the Bastile ami
versary on July IA.
Stricken Johnstown is once more
assuming the shape and substance of
town.
The river Indus has overlooked it's
hn nIf frxy
under 10 feet of water and many lives,
were lost.
Mr.. John Dillon, who has been
making tour of Australia, will visit
the United States.
Sealing and whaling vessels have
met with unusual success this season
in Greenland.
Russia has suppressed the German
teachers seminary at the Dorpat I'M
iversity.
The gas trust of st. Louis dissolves
light company.
John Allen and E. III. Platt have
just completed q horseback ride from
New York to Salena, Ks.
New York dry goods prices are re-
stored to the figures before the five
per cent break of last year.
An attempt to blackmail an Iowa
clergyman for $1,000 failed. So did
the police efforts to capture the crook.
st. Louis street cars carried $685.
$40 passengers during the three
months ending July l.
Greencastle, Ind, made clean
n oil tAI
her late municipal deal.
The per diem of the employees of the
navy department will be granted thir-
ty days leave of absence each year
with pay.
The Egyptians have killed a num-
Der of Dervishes, and $50 Dervishes
are prisoners.
Lord Charles Beresford resigns his
seat in the house of commons to re-
sumo his position in the navy.
Part OF the old custum house build
ings in st Louis fell with a crash, but
no one was hurt.
James ward, city engineer at San
Angelo has accepted an offer with a
large firm in Buenos Ayres, South
America.
Memorial services will be held in
honor of Mrs. Hayes on July IS. Fran
els E. Willard, worlds president of
the w. G.. II. u, has sent out cir
cular to that effect.
Chief clerk of the national house of
representatives, Towles, is preparing
to retire to private life when repub-
lican congress meets next fall.
One hundred and seventeen Indian
graduates of Carlisle, Pa, having
completed their course of five years,
have returned home.
A regular army detachment will be
quartered with each of the regular
militia encampments in order to teach
them drill and discipline.
France will ask Germany's permits
sion to remove the remains of Carnot,
Mareau and Badreau from Magdeburg
to the Pantheon, Paris.
Judge Woerner of ST. Louis decides
that practising physician who does
not hold regular diploma cannot
recover fees for professional services.
The East Texas horticultural fair
at Tyler opened July IL with big
crowd. Governor Ross, Gov. Hub
bard and Hon. Webb Flanagan made
speeches.
Conductor Woodward of the NJ. X.
and T., at Denison was badly injur-
ed by falling between moving cars
while applying brakes. His neck
was broken but he did not die and
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