San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-05
Telegraphic Brevities.

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/ The Linseed oil trust will become o
/ corporation with SIS, 100000 capital.
Sixty per cent of all the farm prop
city in Dakota is mortgaged.
The railroad wreck at Peoria, H.,
scores three victims.
Russia orders from England two
! large iron clad trigates.
| The London Times only pays the
ordinary costs of the Parnell suit.
/ Mrs. Secretary Tracy and daughter
were buried ut noon today.
Designs tor a Grady monument 10
! cost SIS, 900 are called for.
Herr Most Indignantly denies that
he is a police spy.
The L. S. senate ratities the Samoan
/ treaty.
Senator Plat will move reconsid-
GRAFTON of the Oklahoma bill.
Bishop Rice of Durham is offered
| the deanery of Windsor.
The Gof:Fleming contest ends in
| favor of Fleming, as was democratic
! ally fOre-ordained.
The Mississippi river is very high
and old residents fear trouble about
! Greenville, Miss.
| The centenary of the t. :. Su-
preme court is sOlemnly celebrated in
New York.
| The British arbitrator between
| Uncle Sam and Denmark over the
! Butterfeld claim decides everything
in favor of Denmark.
! to- in n
OF s. 900 900 for Sault St. Marie canal.
Conventian Of post office clerks met
in Washington yesterday.
Hungary proposes IS infantry regi-
ments and six squadrons of cavalry
as her peace army.
\ deformed moonshmer in South
| Carolina successfully deties the
officers.
Louisville court grants divorce alb
| solute in six hours after the first steps
were taken.
! Denver is regarded, tor it's remote
| situation, the best built city in the
world.
South Dakota is bowling mad and
prOnOunces the report Of restitution
| false.
T. J. Lattner will sue Pinkerton and
will make it hot for the kidnapping
professionals.
Georgia marriages for 1889 were 49,
800, very equally divided between
whites and blacks.
The National convention of the re-
publican league opens at Nashville
March 18th.
Walter Clark of Philadelphia, aged
Is, weds a spinster of 10 brief sum-
mers.
General McNulta is a candidate for
G. a. r. commander of ILL.,, with two
! strong rivals.
Nanderbilt's barn on his Oakdale
farm will cOstSl00, 900; and his stables
just finished cost 100000.
designations of Haytien consul and
secretary of legation have been asked
for.
Pail Mall Gazette says Parnell has
won complete victory, morally and
materially.
Exhibitor West of the Times, Chica-
90, takes his sentence very quietly and
unconcernedIy.
Herr Schmidt, Cologne Gazette, gets
one month in Jail, for libelIing the EN-.
perOr's mother.
The laundering of the British steam
er Cape Fear is inferred from wreck
age ashore on the coast of Wales.
Prohibitionists in Missouri fail to
secure a convention attendance at Sc
dalia.
Hiram Smith, Jr., first deputy COM
missioner of pensions, retires March
9th.
A New York detective locates a
thieves fence and lying low takes in
thirteen crooks
Orders come from Was hington that
lot jumping must cease in Guthrie,
Oklahoma. =
J. p. Murphy manufacturer of cot
ton and wool goods Philadelphia
fails for over half a million.
Jersey City Presbytery will take
the vote of its churches OH the revis-
ion of the confession of faith.
Whitelaw Reid and wife postpone
their Paris tete OH account of the
Washington disaster.
Spain resents the persistent pres
ence of the English fleet so near the
Canary islands.
The railway desec rators of that
Nicholasville graveyard will be sued
for attempting to run their lines
through the cemetery.
An unconfirmed rumor from Ohio
says Patterson, state senator, is elect