San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-25
Telegraphic Breyities.

dwelling at Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Cleveland is quite an attrac-
ton in Presbyterian church circles.
Louisiana gets away with Ten nes-
see in the big cooking main.
The breaking of the Upper Walnut
Grove (Ariz.) dam is not confirmed.
Chicago jubilates over securing the
location of the worlds fair.
Orleans will pay his board bill, $500,
for two weeks, and leaves France.
The king of Portugal signs an am
nesty decree usual to new rulers.
Biggar was buried yesterday at
Carnemony.
The report on Saunders murder is
pres ented to Senate and referred.
Debate on the Blair bill continues
and is not finished.
An attempt is made to knock out
the secret session of the Senate.
Commons is hearing amendments
to the gu GEMS speech.
Emin Pasha rejects the prottered
governship of eastern Soudan.
Tobacco market is stiff and prices
advanced.
Explosion in an Omaha Packing
house kills three persons.
The Porte abolishes the per cent
on goods hawked by peddlers.
Minister Lincoln is very anxious
over the condition of his son.
Johnson car seat company employees
Chicago, are out on strike.
The woman suffragIsts at Wash
ington are divided on the church
question.
John Dillon and Sir Grafton Es-
monde reach San Francisco from Aus
tralia.
The melton to amnesty strikers
offences is defeated in the French
chambers 315 to 10.
ChamberIain's canard of surren-
der to Parnell on the catholic school
question is denied by Morley.
Chicago secures the Worlds fair
location by a vote of l57; New York
10Y; st. Louis %; Washington IS.
The new bill enIarging the bound
Sries of Vienna will double its pOpu-
lation.
A Kansas City saloon fight leads to
one man biting off the nose of his OPP
ponent.
Complaint is made of uncivil meth
DDS by civil service Ieformers, before
the congressional committee.
Secretary Window pronounces in
favor of silver, and wants some meas
ure to enhance its value.
1t is now stated that thirty-three
lives were lost by the breaking of the |
lower Walnut Grove dam, Ariz.
New York and Cleveland capital
lists organize salt company with |
81 900, 600 capital.
Queen Vic orders her portrait for |
the Prussian regiment, of which she |
is honorary colonel.
Judge Garrison, of Camden, n. j.,
sharply warns the officers of his court |
against tampering with witnesses.
Kentucky lottery committee cannot
gain information. having no power to
lmprison for contempt.
A ship canal is proposed across the
Michigan peninsula and SIC, 900 ask
ed of congress for survey.
The sOphs raise a row with the
freshmen at Muhelenburg college.
Pennsylvania, and get badly worsted.
A conference of Jews will be called
to consider measures of protection
against Russian injustice.
The Brussels anti-slave society will
send an expedition to Africa to aid in
the slave trade.
Servia accuses Ferdinand of Bull
garia of having planned the Panitza
blot to stir up feeling against Russia.
Gen. Cartes will be contaminated
or his speech against French War
Minister Freycinet.
The removing of debris from burned
inWarsaw, Poland, occupied
~ a midwife, unearthed the bones of
ourteen babies.
A railroad is proposed from Kear-
ley, Neb., to Galveston. This would
onnect the Union Pacific and the
,ulf direct.
The appraisers organize to deter
nine if Uncle Sam shall refund that
A ,0OG, 900, unlawtully levied on silk
lats since 1868.
Sam Jones says his income is great
r than the ten bishops of the church,
nd he would be fool to experiment
q stock raising.
Telephone connection is constantly
main tanned all along the Mississippi
evee district, and no bad breaks are
cared. ,
A new mass was introduced into
he service at st. Stephens, New York,
sunday, for the first time in Ameri-