San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-18
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From ali Parts of the Globe, Con-
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| Petersburg.
Little Rock, Ark, had half an inch Of
snow on the ground yesterday.
Levi Smith & Co, hatters, New York,
assigned. Preferences, $4,000.
Germany will issue a loan OF ~ ,OOO. 900
marks to balance the next budget.
Waco has had veritable sleet and
snow storm; the ground all covered.
The marquis Of Salisbury has hastily
summoned the English cabinet to meet.
An attempt WAS made to poison Ar
mOur's family, but II was not success
full.
The weather clerk promises clear
weather, II little warmer, winds north
erly.
Collins. a PinkertOn detective, was ar
rested at Chicago for clubbing a man TO
death.
Travel in Minnesota is inIpeded by
snow. Tho worst blizzard in November
for years.
All hotels or restaurants In Vermont
using OleOmargarne must post notice to
that effect.
Belden, II miles north of Fort Worth,
had riot in which three men were
shot, none fatally.
The United States government has
ordered an enquiry into the Mexican
tilibuster business.
Slight snow at Kansas City, but heavy
SHOWS on the plains west of there, and
trains snow-bound.
The Injunction suits against Sioux
City, Iowa, liquor dealers stick and every
saloon will soon close.
The first regiment has been dismissed
from duty at the Chicago stock yards;
the second soon will be.
The express company has furnished
to banks, merchants and brokers de-
scription Of the stolen bonds.
A rape fiend near Troy attempted two
outrages, but WAS foiled and jailed at
Temple to prevent lynching.
Mayor Grace, Of New York, has sp-
pointed Mrs. Mary Nash aud Mrs Grace
Dodge school commissioners.
The annual meeting of the Western
Associated press is now being held in
Detroit. Showing ia satisfactory.
Liabilities of the bnrsted First Ma
tional bank of Pine Bluff. Ark, are
$3.50, 200. Bank examiner ia in charge.
Pulitzer. of the New York World
gives the democratic party editorial in
structiOns how to flee the wrath to come
in 1888.
The Chicago butchers will not sign
the agreement keeping back ten days
pay. Most Of the other workmen make
NO objection.
a snow sill e avalanched the Lead
vile stage into gulch 200 feet deep,
fifteen miles east of Aspin, and five pass
engers were fatally hurt.
The relief boards of the several ma
sonic associations are in session at st.
Louis devising ways TO prevent frauds
upon lodges by those unworthy of relief.
The Indiana cattle afflicted with lung
worms were Infected from New York
calves. DIR. Salmon says it is not neces-
sary to kill them; quarantine and cure
them, Is is advice.
Fort Worth is locating another road to
run westerly through Tarrant, Parker,
Jackson and Young counties to Sey-
mour. 1t is thought that the {. B. Q.
are at the bottom of this enterprise.
Rain and cold east of the Mississippi;
snow and blizzard west of the Mssis-
sippi, from Wisconsin to the gulf, is the
signal service report. kilograms are
greatly delayed by the condition Of the
wires.
The Southwestern Interstate Fair and
Exposition Of Fort Worth has been duly
chartered. 1t will aim to take in all the
southwest, Louisiana, California, and
Old and New Mexico. 1t will beat Dali
las or bust.
\ The Cattle Growers association favors
the determination of cattle infected
with pleuro-pneumOnia and disapprOves
OF iDnOculatlOn as a remedy for the dis
ease. 1t was thought than n Sl50,000
congressional appropriation would
eradicate the disease.
The meeting of the Iroquois club of
Chicago was the occasion of very
lengthy speech on tariff reform by Hon.
John G. Carlisle. of Kentucky. His re-
marks were a denunciation OF protect
i've tariff, and an advocacy of tariff re-
form. Cleveland, Hewitt, Sunset Cox,
FitZ John Porter, Hill, of New York,
Belmont, Thurman and others sent let
tiers Of regret.