San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-14
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
A Complete Bpitome of the Days Happen
ings, Briefed and Boiled Down, up
to Time of Going to Press.

war in Cuba pushed vigorously.
| Queen Lii is coming to Boston to
see her relatives and spend Christ
! mas.
Anti-saloon movement in Detroit has
a vigorous send off.
Political discussion threatened to
disrupt the confederate camp ut Dali
| las. but peace is restored.
| Ex-Chief of Police Byrnes of New
York resigns from Casualty company's
| bureau.
Opposition develops to the re-elec-
ton of President Gompers by the Fed
Grafton of Labor.
A. A. Allen in stopping a runaway
horse at Los Angeles, Cal, receives
fatal injuries.
Edward Brooks of Waco, colored,
on Saturday opened fire on his race
as he met them on the street and shot
six, one of whom is dead.
Mrs. Baxter of Wooster, O., beats
off three burglars with her lamp,
one of them is afterward arrested.
Grover Cleveland has gone south on
a shooting expedition.
The name of Judge e. T. Hamilton
of Cleveland is forged to $4,000
check. but the money was not paid.
Mrs. Mamie Morgan, RECEIVERS So, $50
from the Sap at Corpus Christi for
loss of her sons foot in a turning ia
BILE.
Candle factory of the Standard Oil
company at Cleveland, o., destroyed
by fire. Loss $4,000.
Emanuel Wright suicides on his
sweetheart's grave at Toledo, o.
Mexican quarrel 20 mise below
town results in the death of Albert
Garcia at the hands of IgnaciO MitO.
The American steamer Laurada will
be cared for if she puts in to Valencia,
Spain.
United States consul at Grao will
warn the Laurada away from Valen-
ella. Grao is the seaport.
Powers demand the recall of the
pOrte's envoy to Crete, as he is sent
to prevent reforms.
Business in the London stock mar
ket is limited.
There is a rumOr of "a meeting be-
tween Queen Victoria, Empeor Will
helm and President Faure of France.
English are trenching ON the terri
tory of the French in the Niger cOun-
try.
Canadian minister of agriculture
comes to Washington to discuss the
quarantine question.
The crew of the abandoned Norwe-
gian bark Palermo arrives at Queens
town, picked up by the Hovdig.
Amnesty association will defend Iyo-
~, alias Bell, the American charged
with dynamiting conspiracy.
Army and navy bills will occupy the
attention Of the House this week.
Cleveland and party pass through
Petersburg, Va, en- route to George
town, S. G..
Sterling w. Turner, student at Van
derbilt university, and president of
the University Y. NJ. G. A., suicides.
National congress of the Salvation
army opens in New York, to last sew
eral days.
Mrs. Caroline Corbett and daughter,
aged 20 and 40, asphyxiated at In
dianapolis.
Mrs. Jones of Portland Oregon
drives a spike five inches into her
brain and survives five days.
At a christening in Chicago the god
father shoots the father of the child
and lands in Jail.
Boston holds a crowded melting in
the interest Of negro education in the
south.
Lodge immigration bill as unfinished
business has the right of way in the
senate.
Free homestead bill, on lands re-
claimed from Indian reservations, will
soon come in the Senate.
Manchester market is quiet with va
riations..
Baron Won Biberstein is seriousl ill.
Sunday issue of Arbeiter Zeitung of
Berlin confiscated and managers ar
rested for les majestic.
The captain of the Laurada says
that his orders are for Baltimore, not
Valencia.
Spanish cabinet meets today and
will discuss the Cleveland message.
George Isaac and three assistants
blown to pieces in his labratory in
London, experimenting with acety-
line gas.
Weyler gives an emphatic and per-
sonal denial to the stories of the way
in which Maceo died.
Parade and demonstration in Ha-
vana over Maceo's death and in COM
pliment to Weyler.