San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-02
LATEST TELEGRAPH.
(By Special Wire to the Sunday LIGHT,

grand, deputy, formerly minister
of commerce, is dead, age 81.
EDINBURGH, June Ia shaft OF
Eifershire Colliery caught fire this
morning and is still burning. Nine
laborers were killed while endeav-
oring to escape.
HAMBURG, June LAS a result
of stroke of lightning, the petro-
leum shed on Williamsburg is
land caught fire, and left a track OF
devastation 300 metres wide. The
Gaiser factory and the Hamburg
American depot is safe.
PARIS, June lon account OF
the accusations against Signor
Crispi by Deputy Felice Cavallotti,
leader of extreme radicals, Prince
Lingualgossa, son-in-law Of Pre-
mier Crispi, challenged him to
fight a duel.
LONDON, June la dispatch
from Constantinople says the Turk
ish police recently forced an en-
trance to the residences OF British,
Russian and French delegates at
Moosh, for the purpose of arresting
servant. The police have repeat.
edly insulted servants and dele
gates. Embassies have demanded
the punishment Of the police.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 1.-The
situation in Armenia is critical,
arising from delay of the Porte re-
plying to proposals anent Arme-
nian reforms. Should the reply con-
tain anything beyond assent it will
be returned.
BREsT, June l.-Cholers is
alarming the officials. French war
ships may not go to Kiel to take
part in the ceremonies attendant
on the opening OF the Baltic sea
canal.
VIENNA, June LIT Is reported
that Prince Alfred Windishgratze,
the Austrian prime minister, has
resigned on account OF failure to
solve the currency question. Count
Badeni may succeed him.
| PARIS, June 1.-The accused In a
scandal connected with the South
ern France railway have been
committed for trial. Deputies Jules
Roche, De Loncele, Premier Rou.
yier. Senator Magnier and Yves
Guyot are implicated. All are be-
lieyed to be connected with syn
dictate formed by Baron Reinach
for the issuance of the company's
shares.
| LONDON, June 1.-The steam
trawler Bittern has foundered of
Grimesby. Nine Of the crew were
drowned.
| ST. JOHNS, N. F., June 1.-The
Newfoundland government has OBJ
| tanned loan to tide over its pres
emit financial difficulties. 1t now
has f25O,OOO pounds more than is
necessary for its immediate wants
i WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1.-The
department of state has received a
cablegram from Vice Consul Gen.
eral Springer, at Havana, an
Inouncing that one G. A. Drill, a
naturalized American imprisoned
there, has been released by Govern
or General Campos. He has sailed
for New York by the Spanish
steamer Panama.
| Postmaster General Wilson left
today for his home, Charleston, w.
Va. From there he will go to Ok
ford, Miss, to deliver the annual
address at the commencement OF
the University Of Mississippi.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The gold
reserve has now increased over
ninety-nine millions, the first time
since December 16, last.
| JEDDAH, June 1.-The attack by
Bedouins upon the foreign consular
party resulted in the killing OF Alb
dor Razzack, British vice-consul,
formerly consul of Norway and
Sweden. wounding Mr.. Richards,
consular agent. Three British war
ships are ordered there to investi-
gate the killing and wounding,
also to protect the lives and proper
ty of foreigners.
NEW ORLEANS, June Cotton,
middling Z, low middling @ 8;
sales, $50 bales; market easy.
Sugar 1916; quiet. Molasses,
common, 80. No sound grades in
first hands. Centrifugal, steady
Rice, choice, AZ rough, $l.5O; dull.
The boycott against the Sesboard
air line by the. Southern Passenger
Steamship association is declared
off. Settled out OF court. John A
Dsvilla, representing the Screw
mems association, leaves today for
Europe via New York, to confer
with the ship agents to get the
work of loading cotton here for the
association. II successful great
financial injury to the stevedores
will be relieved.
The Sunday law will be rigidly