San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-23
Telegraphic Brevities.

haln Is railing anu yelloW lever
abating at Rio Jan eric.
The Federal bank of Switzerland is
raising capital Of 100000 forms.
Mr. Cleveland sailed, from Tampa,
Florida, for Cuba, direct Oh yester-
day.
Mrs. Langtry is in Philadelphia;
she is still in i'll health, and unable to
play.
Stanley Matthew'S death will delay
the adjournment of the United States
Senate.
Mrs. Emma Gatewood, colored, died
at Scottdale, Pa, a few days ago, aged
III years.
Two fishing boats swamped off
Storneway, Eng, and twelve persons
drowned.
The Pope's vicar says if his Holiness
in America.
It is said that President Harrison
will occupy cottage at Deer Park
this summer.
Spain's minister of the interior says
there is not money enough in the
world to buy Cuba.
Miss Frances E. Willard will visit
the state meeting of the Texas w. G.
Il. q. this summer.
A grain elevator is destroyed at
Winnepeg, Manitoba, with 1900
bushels of wheat.
Standard bagging factory, st. Louis,
burned: one girl was burned fatally;
the other 200 escaped.
King Alexander asks Queen Natalie
to keep away from Servia in order to
tranquilize the kingdom.
The strike at Fall River is not off
but more looms are running day after
day and the strike will not be general.
Arrests multiply in Berne, Swtzer-
land, of persons engaged in the Illicit
manufacture of bombs.
Typhoid fever is epidemic in the viii
lage of Luzerne, Pa. Physicians fear
repetition of the Plymouth scOurge.
The Frankfor t-on-t he-Maine depot
is the largest railway station in the
world. 1t covers 335, 9l6 square
feet.
The bill before the Canadian parlia-
ment on fisheries is an exact compli-
ment of the United States PROPOSE
ton.
Anheuser-Busch company refuses
S., 000,0 900 offer for their st. Louis
plant, and 100000 forfeit on de-
pOsit.
Americans are taking the places of
English business men in New South
Wales, and are very cordially re-
ceived.
A Wyandotte, Kansas, liquor seller
and pays a fine of So, 200 for selling
liquor.
A gang of tramps has been causing
annoyance to ladies at Anderson, Ind.
The citizens have run them out of
town.
Count Kalnoky and the Austrian
premier are said to have resigned
owing to difficulty between Austria
and Greece.
Paris Chamber of Commerce votes
thanks to the National Bank and the
minister of finance for averting a
financial crisis.
4 rihed mail bag is found in the
ChenangO river, at Binghampton, n.
Y, and is identified as bag stolen
from the Erie platform.
A party of New Haven undergradu-
ates, while out on lark, threw a rope
around the statue of Benjamin Still
man and pulled it to the ground.
The sensation of the hour in Lon
don theatrical and club circles is the
disappearance of the beautiful girl
actress, Mabel Love. 1t is intimated
that certain young nObleman could
give information of her VIII ereabouts.
The public prosecutor of France
will ask the annulment of Batten-
berg's marriage on the ground of
fraudulent declarations before the
mayor who performed the cere-
mOny.
Secretary Blaine cables the Russian
government to release Hermann
KempInski, a naturalized citizen of
the United States who was imprisoned
while on a visit to his native country.
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