San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-26
Telegraphic Brevities.

Inc riot was renewed at resin yes
terday.
The town of Pinski, in Russia, is
destroyed by fire.
The sub-trOpical exposition at Jack
sonville, Fla, is attracting visitors.
Colonel Fred d. Grant takes oath
of office as minister to Australia.
Herr Fabinyi, Hungarian minister
of finance, has resigned on account of
Ill health.
Cholera has broken out at Zambo-
angai, in the Philippine Islands.
There have been 500 deaths so far.
Farming operations in sections of
Mississippi are further advanced than
for years.
The labor movement is spreading
throughout Germany. Many strikes
are reported in the provinces.
1t is stated that the French cabinet
will soon be remodelled to avert
ministerial crisis.
Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster, well
known in literature, is the new
editress of Harper's Bazaar.
Commercial matters all over the
Isthmus are in bad condition and
there is little business doing.
The Brookhaven, Mass, w. G. II.
u, celebrate their fourth anniver-
sary, and were greeted by an immense
audience.
Judge w. II. Murray is a million
aire director of the Georgia Railroad
and Banking Co., against which he
institutes suit for 10 cents.
The mind of Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe is hopelessly gone. She has no
memory, does not recognize her own
writings or her friends.
A commission charged with select
ing site for navy yard on the
Atlantic or Gulf coast has arrived in
Mobile from Pensacola.
The President has reserved Monday
for himself, and on that day sees only
those with whom he has engage
ments.
Serious foundations are feared in
east Prussia. The Vistula has over
flowed it's banks. All the rivers in
Silesia and Hanover are rising rap
idly.
The journal de Debats says the gov
eminent has abandoned the prosecu-
ton of Deputy Laguerer for his con-
nection with the Patriotic League.
A brick block in process of con-
struction at Binghampton, n. Y, COL
lapsed; twelve men were in the build
ing, one was killed and several others
injured.
Mahommed Beravi, who has ar
rived in Cairo from Omdurman, re-
ports that Sheikh Senoussi's forces
occupied Darfour and Kordofan and
expelled the dervishes.
Chief of police Bracket, of Minenapo-
lis, has notified President LOOMS of
the Desoto club that the Needham-
Gilmore fight must not come off at the
club.
The third week of the Fall River
strike opens without any great change
in the situation. Several mills report
slight gains in the number of looms
running.
The Chinese minister in Washing
ton is said to be the most liberal pa
iron of the cable companies. He
spends more for telegraphing than the
U. s. government. kilograms to China
cost four dollars per word.
The ice has begun to move in the
Richelieu and Yamaska rivers, and
both are expected to be clear in few
days. The st. Lawrence will be clear
in about two weeks.
The sale of the Bartholomew, Ro-
chester and Genesee Brewing COM
panies' plants to an English syndi-
cate at Rochester, n. Y, is completed.
Great dissatisfaction is expressed
among the naval officers whose part
in the programme of the Washington
inaugural ceremony in New York,
will be under retired officer. They
think an officer of the highest rank
should have been chosen to match
Maj. Gen. Schofield in command of