San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-25
Telegraphic Brevities.

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Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria,
orders release of several socialists.
The Samoans are still wrestling with
the problem as to who shall be king.
Captain Zalinski is at work in Paris
on the subject of high explosives.
Ex-Minister George H. Pendleton is
ill in Brussels.
Great interest is taken in Europe in
the Brazilian movement.
The German imperial court removes
this week to Berlin for the Winter.
The Pacific Mail steamer. China, is
aground in the harbor of Yokohoma.
Robert Wilcox, leader of the insur-
rection in Honolulu last July, has
been acquitted.
The anti-slavery conference in Brus-
sells is looked upon with distrust in
France.
The New York jewelers. association
has held it's 18th annual convention
in New York.
Mgr. Scalibrini has been appointed
vicar apostolic for the Italians in the
United States.
The trial of Moussa Boy, charged
with murder. arson and pillage has
begun.
The German consul at Zanzibar,
confirms the truth of the report of the
safety of DIR. Peters.
The national silver convention
meets in st. Louis tomorrow the Goth.
1t will be big affair.
The disturbances in Cuba, wired so
sensationally. is more Of a riot than
revolution.
Mr.. Schuyler, Z. s. minister to
Egypt has presented his credentials
to the Khedive.
A passenger train on the NJ. X. d L.
is held up in the territory and rob-
bed.
Misunderstanding of orders caused
disasterous train collision, six miles
west of Fort Wayne, Ind.
King Leopold, of Belgi UNI, receives
the delegates to the anti slavery con-
ference.
Terms of truce between Austria
and Russia are already partly fulfilled
on Russia's side.
The Santa Cruz Athletic club offers
$50, 900 for finish fight between John
L. and Jackson.
The Cunarder Etruria from Liver
pool to New York, is delayed by a
strike on board.
DIR. Schwernfurth has received a
letter from Emin Pasha, dated Au-
gust 18th, at Victoria Nyanza.
The Hamburg-American packet
company has ordered another steam
er built at Stettin. 1t will be named
for Bismarck.
Sir John Mcdonald has resigned
the presidency of the council in
Canada and has taken the portfolio of
railways and canals.
The oldest son of the duke of Graf
ton will bring suit against the North
London Press for alleging his COM
plication In crimes in the west.
The archbishop, the head of the
church in Brazil has conferred his
solemn benediction on the govern
ment and republic.
J. Scott Harrison, nephew Of the
President, will be superintendent of
the money order department Of the
Kansas City postoffice.
The body of Captain Blanks, killed
by the explosion on the Corona, six
weeks ago, is found floating down the
Mississippi.
1t is said of Stephen Pettus, the
man killed by Mrs.Southworthi in New
York, that he belonged to no church,
but was one of the most liberal and
charitable men in the community in
which he was born and grew up.
In the Cascade mountains, about
seven ty-five miles from Jacksonville,
Ore, is to be found the Great Sunken
lake, the deepest lake in the world.
1t is said to average 1000 feet down
to the water on all sides. The depth
of the water is unknown. 1t is about
fifteen miles by four and one-half
wide.
New Suits in District Courts.
37th district:
Petra Chavarria de Chavez, VS..
Gregoria Chavez, divorce.
45th district:
Elizabeth Bruce VS.. Louisa BRENT,
to try title and for damages.
s. HI. Hoffman, VS.. Mary r. Har-
ria axacutrix daht