San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-13
Telegraphic Brevities.

| LIE hduSdS DllHLdTu mas SuDSlu6u.
The Mexican press are in mourning
for Gen. Corona.
China is arming her forces on the
Russian frontier.
A blue book on the Cretan trou bles
is just published.
The Colorado silver convention is
meeting in Denver.
The Russian military authorities
are testing new rifle.
The Khan of Khiva is going to
make tour of Europe.
A photographic postal service is to
be contracted for with Mexico.
Twenty-Five full grown buffaloes
have been lassoed in Manitoba.
The government of Guatemala for
BIDS the sending of news abroad.
The Interoceanic railroad to Perole,
Mex, will be opened on the 18th.
The French Eversole feud at Ha-
card, Ky, has broken out sfresh.
Senior Augustine Cunha is appoint
ed Portuguese minister of finance
Prince Albert Victor of Wales re-
viewed 1910 troops in Poonah, India
The French senate has formally
met and adjourned until next Mon
day.
LIE Caron, the informer against the
Irish, has taken a swell house in Ken
| sington.
The postoffice inspector at Denver
Col. has resigned to engage in private
| business.
Mr.. Bright, of England, nephew of
the immortal John, has paid the pres
ident visit.
General Corona, murdered in Next
co, will be inferred in Guadalajara al
public request.
The bond OF the new postmaster at
Baton Rouge, La, was signed entire
ly by democrats.
The rumor that Minister Ryan
would not return to Mexico is discred-
tied in Washington.
King Louis, of Portugal, gave the
copyright of his literary works to
charitable institutions.
President Diaz will attend the in
auguratiOn of the governor of the
state of Michoacan, Mexico.
The German company has agreed
to restore the warehouses etc., claim
ed by the sultan of Zanzibar.
Calvin s. Brice has formally an
nouhced his candidacy for U. 5. sena-
torship to succeed Senator Payne.
The question of the removal of the
remains of General Grant from New
York to Washington is again agi-
tated.
Belgium formally protests against
the action of Italy in striking off
large quantities of coins for circulation
in Abyssinia.
John l.. says he is ready to meet
McCaffrey, under the auspices of the
California Athletic club, for $4,000 |
and an outside bet of $4,000 besides.
This years meeting of the general
assembly of the Knights of Labor |
will be held at Atlanta, Ga, and it's |
sessions will be opened on the 18th |
inst.
The BISHOP OF Limerick forbids the |
clergy of the diocese to grant abso- |
luton to any person guilty of boy
cotting or pursuing the plan of cam
paign.
A machine that cuts match sticks |
makes 100000 day. They are ar
over a vat, and have the |
heads put on at the rate of S,OOO,O 900
per day by one man.
Twenty-Five policemen were scat
tered through the hall where the So
cialists met in New York for an an
archis5 memorial, to note down all
their proceedings which will be sent
to the grand jury.
The Empress Frederick complains
of the way in which Freytag, the
of her husband, treats
their relations in his book. She de-
clares it was she who looked up to
him, not he who depended on her,
rs the author az serts.
Twenty-Five leading citizens of st.
Louis are selected to be known as the
Wash ington delegation, any number
Of whom are subject to call any time
'or work at Washington i'm further
ince of the interests of St. Louis for
The worlds fair.
1t is not so long ago since a candi-
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