San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-09
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.

Cholera has established itself in
Yokohama.
Winnebago Indians in Nebraska
jubilate over Bryan's defeat.
Canada is now ready for a re-
ciprocity treaty.
All armored German ships are
to BIZ provided with Krupp guns.
American trade with Russia is
assuming enormous proportions.
Comptroller Eckles thinks that
prosperity will come gradually.
Chilean cabinet resigns on &C
count of a vote of censure by the
chambers.
Kentucky will not fuse on Sena-
tor, as she has votes to elect a
straight Republican.
Free silver candidate will con-
test the old Sam Randall district
in Pennsylvania, alleging fraud.
Alabama assembly will meet
next week and the successor to
Senator Pugh will be chosen.
Ex-Governor Llewellen, of Kan
sas. is candidate for the United
States senatership against Pfeffer.
The Republicans reiterste their
claims to the vote OF Kentucky by
over 400 majority.
Prices of farm produce have adj
vanced all along the line in New
York.
The entire Democratic congress
sional ticket in Utah is claimed by
Chairman Blidenberg.
Democrats elect eight congress.
men in Old Virginia and the Re
publicans two.
West Virginia, Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Illinois factories start
their furnaces.
Ex-Consul General Williams,
who has been in Spain, is return
ing to America.
Severe foods occur in Italy, and
many wrecks by severe gale on
the coast Of England.
The sultan is perturbed by the
utterances Of the French minister
Of foreign affairs.
The great Austrian authority,
Prof. Sues, thinks that the world
will be forced to bimetalism.
Peoria glucose works will re-
sumo next Monday. with the wages
restored to the old standard.
Schooner Waukesha founders
in Lake Michigan and only one
soul is saved out of seven.
London markets are not affected
by the late election in the United
States.
There are six applicants for the
Temple postoffice, among them
negro woman.
Charles Bohne accidentally shot
in Goliad county, and can not live.
No particulars.
The drouth in India continues
and the suffering grows more in
tense.
Spain sends another detachment
Of soldiers to the PHILIPPINE 1s-
lands.
Twentieth general assembly
Knights of Labor convenes in
Syracuse, n. Y.
1t is still thought that general
strike Of the Ohio miners may be
called.
Officials of the Santa Fe road in
Kansas will not recognize the
newly appointed receiver.
Hubbard and Russell, bicycle
dealers of Temple, file deed Of
trust.
There is a rumor that Lii Hung
Chang, whose coffin was recently
burned, is to command the Chinese
navy.
Francis, son of the late Louis
Kossuth, is wounded in a duel
fought with one of the old opposi-
ton.
Bishop of Marlboro, England,
says that a Catholic priest whom
he was converting has been kid
mapped.
Two switchmen killed and one
fatally mangled in Galveston by
switch engine colliding with a
rock.
Colombia government offers a
monthly subsidy Of $40, 900 for the
establishment OF steam communi-
cation with her coasts.
Two men and a boy, tramps,
killed in New York by the shift
ing of the iron pipes on the car