San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-19
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ParneJl will not resign the leader
ship of the Irish party In parliament
I'D. Evans, hotel keeper at Bowie
Montague county, Texas, commits
suicide.
Dillon-an O'Brien have written tc
New Orleans, saying they would Wis
it that city.
The Manhattan bank, of New
York, has borrowed $2,000,0 900 from
the clearing house.
Gen. Boulanger will spend the win
ter in Egypt, but will return to the
island of Jersey next spring.
The failure of w. F. Summerville
in Fort.Worth paralyzed the whole
city and was the whole theme of con-
versation all day. His liabilities will
foot up $250,OO0.
The Indians are in an excited and
restless condition, and fears that they
may break out into war are not
groundless. Gen. Miles considers the
situation serious.
Judge David Mclean, president of
Savannah, Mo-, National bank, has
been sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary for defrauding his de-
positors out of 100000.
The Argentine securities held by
Barring & Bros, of London, in six
weeks, lost by shrinkage in value
ell 900, 0O0-that is e15,000,000 were
were worth only "a 10000
The governor of Oklahoma has re-
turned to the legislature the bill 10.
eating the capital at Kingfisher, with
out his approval. This leaves the
capital at Guthrie for the present.
The board of canvassers for the
Eighty-seventh legislative district
have thrown out the votes of Dewitt,
Goliad and Calhoun counties, which
elects Wood and Petticolas to the leg
islature.
Blind staggers is prevailing as an
epidemic in Independence county,
Arkansas. and all the planters have
lost numbers of horses. 1t is thought
the disease is occasioned by feeding
damaged corn.
Charles Jones, brother of Rev. Sam
Jones, shot Jim Young, a colored
Gainesville, Georgia, on the 18th.
Young died In twenty minutes and
Jones is In Jail.
E. w. West, Joe Marks and Dennis
Cologne are upon trial at Galveston
for a conspiracy to extort money from
Sampson and Isaac Heidenhamer, by
falsely accusing them of setting fire
to the Texas Standard Oil Mills in
Galveston.
Gov. Campbell, of Ohio, has lost all
of his popularity, and has aroused the
bitter opposition of the democrats of
Hamilton county. In case he is re-
his defeat is thought to be
certain, because of the opposition of
leading democrats.
Clark, Dallas correspondent of the
st. Louis Republic, sent dispatch to
that paper, severely rejecting on the
Dallas police, but when the chief of
the Dallas detectives called on him
and branded his dispatch as dish of
lies, Clark agreed to correct the mat
ter by sending another dispatch.
Col. Van Praage, member of the
Illinois legislature from the second
ulstIlCU, uts uoon lnulCbeu
by the federal grand jury for the sub
ornation of perjury in naturalization
cases, and also for conspiracy with
others to obtain naturalization papers
by fraud. He was admitted to bail
in the sum of $1,000.
DIR. VIM. FOlsetter, veterinary sur
geon, who was sent by Secretary Rusk
to Cuero, Texas, to investigate an al
legged case of CHAMBERS in horses, in
formed reporter OF the Dallas News,
that he found sixty-seven horses suf-
fering with CHAMBERS and that he
all of them to be killed. He
thinks this will check the disease
around Cuero. DIR. Folsetter says that
the CHAMBERS exists in several parts of
Texas, and he will so report.