San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-18
Telegraphic Brevities.

a DarO wire trust Is tne latest
Five Apache Indians are to be
hanged tor murder in Arizona.
Locomotive engineers converting in
Denver, have gone in secret session.
Hyppolyte has been unanimously
elected president of Hayti.
The car and czarina have returned
to St., Petersburg.
Consul General Moore leaves Mex
leo for London via the United States.
Chicago grows every day more and
more excited over the Cronin trial.
John F. Hartranft has died at Nor
ristown, Pa.
Four infantry battalions in Crete
have revolted.
Emperor William and the empress
have started for Italy, incognito.
The King of Portugal rallied little
yesterday, but is very ill.
John M. Hodges, from Atoka, In
dian Territory, is at the Maverick.
Mr.. r. B. Hayes returned from La
redo yesterday.
Messrs. J. Ii. Dibrell and G.. w. l..
Baker, Of Seguin, are at the Mahncke.
Sir Lionel Gooch, the well known
engineer is dead.
The floods in the Tyrol have in
creased doing great damage.
Moussa Bey is acquitted of the
charges of brigandage and outrage.
A national Africo-American league,
for the good of the negro race will be
formed.
It is feared that Mr.. Monks, the
African traveller, has been killed by
his men on the Zambesi river.
The stem of the new coast defense
vessel is cast at the Pacific rolling
mills, San Francisco.
Claus Spreckels of sugar fame will
remove permanently from San Fran
cisco to Philadelphia.
Leibers, Maus and Schmidt's brew
cries are sold to an English company
in indianapolis.
The Mexican Senate approved con-
tract for line of steamers connecting
with gulf ports.
Three hundred progressive union
miners are striking at Long Stretch,
Ohio.
The 80th annual meeting of the
American board of Commissioners
| of foreign missions is held in New
York.
The Sth annual meeting of the
American Forestry congress of the
United States is being held in Phila-
delphia.
A three year old child is missing
at Black River falls, Wis. and it is
feared she has been carried off by a
bear.
Emperor William expressed his
pleasure at the police regulations and
the demeanOr of the citizens during
the visit Of the czar.
The steamer Minnie Bay, from Man
chester TO Cincinnati, with l25 pas
sengers, struck a snag and was cut in
two. All were got off safely.
The Paris Temps, commenting on
Americas coming World fair, thinks
Chicago stands as good a chance to
secure location as anybody.
A movement is made to introduce
the cap and gown among students OF
the John Hopkins university, Balti-
more.
Efforts will be made to increase and
place on a tirmer basis, the Irish
National League in this country, es-
pecially in the south and west.
Gen. Campbell emphatically denies
the dispatch from Topeka saying he
had been rendered position of U. s.
consul at Melbourne.
w. H. Newman, vice president OF
the M. p. has been appointed second
vice president of the Chicago & North
Western railroad.
In the streets of East Newark, n.
j., a little girl of Is was sand-bagged
and robbed of $50, she had to pay
a bill. She is in dangerous condi-
ton.
While cleaning pair of gloves with
benzine, Miss LOttie Newton, of Ma
son, Ia, was badly burned by the
liquid exploding, from being near the
lamp.
The AII-Rmericas.