San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-17


AMERICAN FILIBUsTERs NABBED.
NASSAU, Nov. 16.--The examin-
alton of twenty-one alleged Amer
lean filibusters brought here DC
tober 2lst on the British gunboat
Partridge from Ynagua, Bahamas,
was held yesterday. The prison
ers were held for trial before the
supreme court next year.
DROWNED IN A STREET CAR.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. ia de-
plorable accident occurred here
this evening. While an electric
car was crossing the river bridge,
in some unexplainable manner 1t
was derailed and toppled over into
the river. This car is said to have
contained fully twenty persons, all
OF whom met their death. Full
particulars are not obtainable at
late hour tonight.
ARMENIANs LEAVING TURKEY.
ODESSA, Nov. 16.-Nearly every
steamship arriving at ports of Asia
Minor brings Armenian refugees
who are mostly destitute. They
cross the Russian frontier into
| Russia.
ANOTHER CUBAN TOWN BURNED.
HAVANA, Nov. 16.-The village
OF Sabanilla De La Palma in the
Cardenas district, was burned by a
band of rebels last Til irsday.
Troops have been sent to dispense
the insurgents.
RESERVES ORDERED OUT.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, Nov. 16.--The
government has summoned one
hundred and twenty-eight battal
lions of the reserves with the OBJ
ject of ending the troubles in Ana
tolia and assuring order and quiet
there.
HOTEL BURNED.
MARMoR, Nov. l6.-The Stan
ticks hotel, at Rathborn, village
forty miles north of here, was de-
stroyed by fire Friday night. Two
guests whose names cannot be as
certained, were burned to death.
A large amount of money was also
burned.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
| NEW ORLEANS, La, Now 16.--
Cotton: Middling, IS i.i6; low
1916; sales, spots, twenty-three
hundred bales, fifteen hundred to
arrive; market steady.
Open kettle sugar: Firm; GEN.
trifugal, firm.
Open kettle molasses. Easy
centrifugal, steady; sugar house,
good to fair at q to 27-l6; molas-
SEES, 20 to 81.
| Rough rice; Steady; clean,
steady; rough, Al TO 81; rough Toe
to 1925.
THE CARS DAUGHTER.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-It is an
nounced from st. Petersburg, via
Vienna that daughter was
born to the Czarina at 10 o'clock
Friday night Mother and child
are both doing well.
GREECE WANTS TO HELP.
ATHENS, Nov. l6.-It is reported
here that Greece has requested the
powers, which are acting conjoint-
ly in the Turkish matters, to allow
her to join in any naval manifes-
tation that may be made against
Turkey. The request is made on
the ground that the large number
OF Greeks residing in Turkey
should be protected by their own
government. IL the powers assent
to the request the Greek minister
OF marine will order the steel
barbette ship Specie, 1850, one OF
tho three largest ships in the
Greek navy, to join the allied
squadron.
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT Is LOYAL
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The Eokal :,
Anpteiger publishes an interview
with the Spanish ambassador here
in which the representative OF !.
Spain says that the army in Cuba
now numbers 125, 900 men and that
$4,000 reinforcements will be sent
to the island in January. The am
bassador adds that the American
government is actingloyally toward
Spain but that large number OF
Americanslin private life who are
connected with Cuba keep up an
agitation against Spain.
KENTUCKY DAY.
ATLANTA, Nov. I6.-Kentucky
day was appropriately celebrated
at the Exposition today. The out
going and incoming governors OF
that state addressed audiences of
ten thousand people, as we'll the
chief executive OF Georgia. The
attendance was fair and increases.
AWFUL TROLLEY CAR TRAJEDY.