San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

il more favorable to Pullman than
at first.
Only small relief supplies to date
have been received at Pullman.
George Pullman will not dis
cuss the strike nor Altgeld in any
manner.
Cotton Manufacturers associa-
ton at Fall river recommend a
total shut down for month.
Boston reports that neither side
in the mill strikes know what the y
want and time is needed.
The British are trying to muddIe
matters in Hawaii, but the govern
ment says it is secure.
Five persons in wagon struck
by train near Hazel, KY, and all
are killed.
Mr.. Numa Defour, founder of the
New Orleans Bee, one of the old
Southern papers, is dead, aged 70.
Paris trades Unions vote short
hours of labor that the unemployed
may get some work.
The reported death of Signor
Crispi, Italy, which is false,
knocks out Italian securities at
Berlin.
Anstin politicians are wonder
ing if John Ireland is going to an
nounce for Senate.
McCord, leading candidate in
the 3rd district withdraws, but the
end of the deadlock is not yet.
Tennessee Republicans pro-
nounce for bimetalism and exclu-
siol of anarchists, and nominate
Evans.
There is wide open split in the
Nebraska Republican convention,
over the nominee.
County conventions all over
Texas instruct delegates for a
straight ticket.
All mills at New Bedford remain
closed and there is no prospect of
improvement.
Judge Nugent is being urged to
take the stump for his election, de-
b ting the money issue.
Tenth District Pops meet at
Columbus on the Doth to nominate
a member of Congress.
The Cleveland-Go German fight in
Maryland will greatly affect the
elections for Congress there.
Mcmillan Clothing Co., San An
gelo, assigns; debts $4,000, credits
$4,000.
American Bar association, Judge
@ )oley, president, is in sessi on in
Saratoga.
Secretary of War Lamont issues
his order for the reorganization OF
the army, cuts down the staff.
Senate opens with only u men,
bers present. Vice president sigl s
the deficiency bill.
Senate took all morning Ito Sc
cure quorum aud then went into
Executive session.
Sixth, district convention adj
journs, deadlocked, TO meet in Hills
boro on the 2Sth.
The Irish members are hot over
the veto by the Lords of the Evict-
ed Tenants bill.
Japanese consul at Glasgow pro-
tests against the detention of the
steamer Isham that he bought.
Victoria, B. c., contributes two
prominent officers to the Japanese
service.
Texas cattle, via Kansas City,
reach Buffalo with splenetic fever.
Callahan, ex.member of the New
Orleans council, is convicted of re-
brides.
Mexico will continue to protect
her own corn growers, taxing inn
ported corn.
Several duels as the outcome of
the Verastegui-Romero duel are on
the tapis at City of Mexico.
1t is not true as reported that no
provision has been made for ex-
pense of collecting income tax.
The annual cost of collecting in
come tax is placed at 1904, 503.
The new army order will return
no end of officers to their regiments
who are now on staff duty.
The colored Democratic register
Of deeds in District of Columbia s
charged with soliciting campaign
funds.
Uncle Sam politely invites the
powers to stand by their
protection of the sealing ground.
Receipts from internal revenue
are unusually large and will be I'M