San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-26
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
A Complete BpitOme of the Days Happen
ings, Briefsd and Boiled Down, up
to Time of Going to Press.

Great naval parade of sound money
ties. held in New York harbOr and on
the Hudson Saturday night was seven
miles long.
Eagle Pass has organized the first
camp of United American Veterans,
of the Union and. Confederate soldiers.
San Antonio Baptist association has
organized and elected officers in Lees
vile, Tex.
Travis county had dozen weddings
last week.
Austin amateurs will present "Es-
meralda" tomorrow night
Excursion and accommodation
trains on the Frisco near st. Louis,
collided yesterday and eight people
killed and twenty-One injured.
Irish association in New York pass
resolutions cOndemning Brtain's
harsh treatment of political prison
erS.
Five hundred and eighty barrels ap-
pies washed ashore at Colchester
from Grand Traverse lake steamer
sunk in Lake Michigan.
Arkansas Supreme court rules that
the governor can fill legislative va
cancy by appointment.
Governor of the Choctaw Nation ap-
points a commission to regulate allot-
ment matters.
English spectators claim the rise in
wheat was due to pressing demands
not to politics.
Ladonia, Texas. has a second incen-
diary fire which destroys 100000 in
business blocks.
Washington mills at Lawrence,
Mass, are burned. loss $4,000; $500
employees lose work.
Nine million feet of lumber at Sag
nav. Mich, are burned.
Unitarian church in Chicago burns,
but the GOODNESS Of the minister saves
his flock from danger and avoids a
panic.
Bigamist Harry c. Kimball jailed
in Chicago. Has six wives.
Temple, Texas, has let the contract
for her $4,000 clearinghouse for the
Santa Fe.
Three thousand and four hundred
bales cotton in Galveston warehouse
burned: loss 100000.
New York street sweeping has been
resumed.
Russian minister of ways and com
merce orders $4,000 American watch
es for Russian railway employees.
Rt. Rev. Frederick Temple, bishop
of London, is appointed archbishop of
Canterbury.
Cooperative Glass factory at Abb,
France, is opened for operation.
A telling crisis is approaching in
Turkey.
Russians seize 100 hollow canes con-
tanning Nihilist incendiary proclama-
tons.
Price of bread has risen in Lincoln
shire, Eng.
Ex-Priest Tolsti, baniShed from
Moscow, Russia. because suspected
of apOstacy.
Police in COnstantinOple have seized
a quantity of explosives in Arme-
MAN quarters.
J. L. SchoOlcraft. of Chicago, recOv-
ers 100000 in bonds in a forgotten
trunk.
Arrests of Armenians continue in
COnstantinOple.
Queen Wilheimina, of Holland,
made first communion yesterday.
Arthur A. Smith, Chicago postal car
rer, breaks the record by riding POI
80 miles in "a hours on a bicycle.
Bryan attended church yesterday in
Jacksonville. Ills. Mckinley in Can
ton. o.
Col. John S. Moore, of New Orleans,
a descendant of the brave James
Bowie, dies in New Orleans.
Mrs. Slicker, of Alton, Ills, defends
her home for 20 minutes, against the
police, with a loaded revolver. She
objected to her house, condemned for
railway right-of-way, being torn
down.
Chas. Savage, a boy, cOnfesses to
the murder of Mrs Betsy r. Hobbs,
in Cornish, Me-, with Frank ]. Palmer,
another boy. Revenge for payment
of broken window was the cause.
Six convicts in the Louisville, KY,
Jail escape.
Prince August, of Oldenburg, mar
ries Duchess Elizabeth.
A. J. Sputes' wife and five children
drowned while boating on Crystal
lake, near Denver.
Sir Albert SaSSOn, London banker
is dead.
An English naval architect is exam
ing charges made against Howard
Gould's yacht
FOur killed and thirty soldiers in
iured in a Spanish railway collision.
w. A. Conner, drugs, of HondO City,
assigns; Liabilities $1,100! Brown Bros,
dry goods, Houston, fail for $4,000;
Saper Bros. clothing, also of Hous-
ton. close up, owing $4,000.
Two men killed. one wounded in a
drunken fight. Adairsville, Ky.
INVESTMENT.