San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-09
Telegraphic Brevities.

Two mines in San Luis Potosl are
proving bonanzas.
President Diaz has receivrd q phon-
ograph from Edison.
The Forth bridge, Scotland, is COM
pleted.
The empress of Austria has gone to
the island of Corfu.
San Luis Potosi will establish an
industrial school.
The negro colonization bill has pass
ed the Mexican senate.
Spanish steamers will run from Ca
dir to Mexico and the Argentine Re-
public.
English engineers report the Guer-
rerro mines, Mexico, to be good.
The President has signed the pro-
clamation of the statehood of Mon
tana.
All Denver trains are again block
AIDED by snow. The wind is blowing
hurricane.
The Servian government is negO-
tiaJing for d loan of 81, 500 600 with
financiers in Berlin and Vienna.
Prince Louis NapoIean has obtained
commission as major in the Rus
sian army.
A freight and gravel train collided
east of Kittaning point, Pa, nine
men killed and fifteen injured.
Signor Cambraggo, italian charge
d'affaires, was assaulted in his house
in Tangier, by burglars.
The anniversary of the gunpowder
plot was celebrated in Canada, No
vember 5th.
Miss Hunt, daughter of the late ex-
minister to Russia, has been chosen
private secretary of Mrs. Levi p. Nor
ton.
AS soon as quarantine restrictions
will permit, a steamship line from
Tampa, Fla, to Central America, will
be established.
The sensational story about young
Canadian girls being decoyed to Colo
RADIO for immoral purposes, is fatty
denied by the Denver press.
The governor of Jalasco, Mex, or
ders punishment for the boys who
throw stones at passing trains to the
injury of passengers.
The steamer Annie Silver, plying
between st. Louis and the lower
Mississippi river struck snag and
was sunk.
The tour of the Pan-American dele
gates under the auspices of the de-
partment of state, will end on the 18th
instant.
At Bayou Borne, a station OH the
Southern Pacific railroad, in louisa
ma, a maniac on the rampage, stabbed
five men, one being killed.
A number..of natives of the Solomon
Islands massacred an Englishman
and three native boys and then de-
voured them. The captain of the
British cruiser Royalisl, shelled the
villages where the atrocities were
committed.
DR.. Mary Weeks Burnett brings
suit for $50, 900 damages against Fran
ces G. Willard and two other ladies
for circulating false statements
against her, concerning her manage
ment of the National Woman's Tenn
perance Hospital in Chicago.
Otto klotZ, astronomer of the Inte-
rior department, Canada, has return
ed from a trip to Alaska, where he
has been gathering data to he used
by Canada in the boundary line ne
gotiations.
The sum of 500, 600 is paid by the
Quebec provincial government to the
Jesuits in consideration of their relin-
gushing all claims to estates which
had become the property of the town
when the order was suppressed near
century ago.
TheWestinghouse Electric company
will in future mine its own copper,
having purchased valuable mines in
Arizona. 1t uses several million
pounds of copper yearly in the manu-
facture of electrical machinery.
The tariff, slow collections, bad
markets, over-production of some
thing like that is the usual explana-
ton of business difficulties, but the
manager of a Philadelphia chemical
company that went under this week
says ave failed for want of cash"
Col. Goodloe, Collector of Internal
Revenue of the Seventh Kentucky
District, and Col. Swope, another
prominent Kentuckian, met in the
postOffice at Lexington, picked quar-
rel fought with pistol and clasp
knife. Swope was killed, Goodloe
may recover.
They are Wrong.
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