San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-28
NEW ORLEANS MURDERER AT
LARGE.

NEW ORLEANS MURDERER AT
LARGE.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3D. In the
Dieu hotel the fourth victim of the
Italian murderer, Frand Naska,
wanted for crimes in st. James and
st. John parishes, died today.
Rosario Giodani, the husband OF
Mrs. Giodani, and his uncle, Charles
Calimagnao, and Benito Giodani,
are the other three victims. The
arch villain is not captured yet.
BRAZIL REGISTERS A KICK.
LONDON, July 27.-The Times
publishes a dispatch from Rio
Janeiro saying protest has been
raised against the landing of the
direct Argentine cable on Trinidad.
1t adds that the chamber OF depu-
ties unanimously adopted a motion
made by Senior P0canhas referring
to British aggression and urging
the government to make q more
energetic, spirited declaration on
the disputed rights Of Brazil.
STREET CAR STRIKE PROBABLE,
NEW ORLEANS, July PA
strike of street railway employees
is imminent. They may 60 out
at any moment. This will affect
several thousand men, and incon-
venIence the public greatly, whose
sympathy lies with the employees.
AIR LINE TO COLON.
New ORLEANS, July 27.-The
business men met today and en-
dorsed proposition submitted
them by the Panama Railroad
company, which guarantees to put
in regular line of ships. This
will give through line to Colon.
JOY IN BRAZIL.
Rio JANEIRo, July 27.-The pop.
ulace are rejoicing over the report
received by telegraph last night by
a prominent English bank, saying
that England had abandoned the
occupancy of Trinidad. A great
mass meeting was held Thursday
night, lasting until 2 o'clock in the
morning, in protest against Eng.
lands action taking possession Of
the island. Twenty thousand peo-
pie gathered around the hall. The
speeches were received with great
enthusiasm. Several editors were
among the speakers. Throughout
the night the streets were patrolled
by cavalry, ordered out by the gov
ernment, to prevent attacks on
English business houses. 1t was
also reported to the authorities
that the British consulate was in
great danger and strong guard
was stationed at that point. Con-
gress yesterday approved the &C.
ton Of the cabinet in regard to the
state of affairs Of Rio Grande do
Sui. Both state and general troops
refuse to fight. Moraes' indie
cision in regard to the terms OF
peace, it Is reported, is due to the
influence Of Governor Castillo.
MILLIONAIRE BoODLER SQUEALs.
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Henri
Bier, the millionaire capitalist, re-
Gently convicted Of perjury, though
not yet sentenced, who is confined
at his home sick, has made full
confession to the grand jury, now
in session, in which, it is under
stood, some prominent business
men are implicated. This has
caused a stir in the city. 1t is ex-
pected the jury's report will show
where the deficiency Of $lS0,0OO in
the purchase price Of certain rail-
way franchises went.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Cotton
market dull; middling 6 9.l6F;
low middling 6 S-l6e. No sales.
Sugar-Open kettle firm; CEN
trifugal steady, no quotations.;
centrifugal white, 81 to 3 1916
Molasses-Open kettle, no quo
tations; centrifugal steady, COM
mon 2 to Az.
Rice-Market quiet; clean, high
err; good, 81 to Al trough, nominal;
jobbing prices for clean, : to t.
higher than for good.