San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-22
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' era STuI uAI UOI.
Two Republics, City of Mexico, en-
larges to six column paper.
st. Louis opens work on her ele-
waited railway.
Senate passes Chicago fair bill as it
passes the house.
Report adopted calling for temper
airy government for Oklahoma.
Lord Harrington returns from Lon
don from Egypt.
The newspapers of Buda Pesth give
compositors holiday May l.
O. Donnova Rosa is on trial at New
York for criminal libel.
Steamer Balboa for London lost in
the North Sea and fifteen drowned.
Kincaid, Louisville journalist who
shot Taulbee, is bailed in $4,000.
Emperor William is enthusiastical-
ly received at Bremen.
The cyclone strikes Alabama; in
Geneva county fifteen are killed.
President Diaz favors establishing
savings banks in Mexico.
Louisiana press association meets
in Baton Rouge, May lst.
Two thousand Irish spinners strike
at Newsy for higher wages.
Evctions on Ponsonby estate are
resumed and fourteen families suffer.
The government will use troops in
the public works in Michoacan,
Mexico.
Woodruff of cOnsavOry notoriety in
connection with the Cronin trial is
released on charge of murder.
Parnell moves the rejection of the
Irish land bill in the house of COM
mons.
The war between Cretans and their
Turkish oppressors may begin at any
moment. The Cretans are desperate.
Bayou Sara is submerged by the
Mississippi and every house is flood
ed.
A favorable report is expected from
the committee on the Galveston and
Arkansas harbOr bills.
For vaults aud safeguards for pu b.
lie money an appropriation OF 1898,
800 was made.
A Pittsburg servant girl polsons the
soup, and three of the family are crit
ically i'll and one dead.
The engagement of VIM. O'Brien to
financier Raffalovith's daughter,
Paris, is announced.
Austrian and German anarchists in
London are giving money to the Ber-
lin agitators.
The Lisbon expedition from MoZam-
bique is recalled, owing to Portugaps
arrangements with England.
Central and South American tele-
graph company will extend line to
Valparaiso.
Cuba sugar market is quiet and
planters offer sparingly hoping for
higher prices.
VIM parish, Louisiana, RENTS all
taxes for ten years to any railroad
that will build through the parish.
Orange trees in Terribonne parish,
Louisiana, are so injured by frost that
it will take them two years to r cover.
Five points remain unsettled be-
tween the railroads at Pittsburg and
the men. One of these is wages.
The American baseball association
requires it's umpires to cut off chin
music and enforce decisions.
A lot of Cuban cigars valued at
S25, 900 seized as cOntraband at Jack
sonville, Fla.
Frankfort shoemakers strike and a
general strike of the craft is deter
mined upon at Berlin.
Col. Schmidt, who sold the plan of
the Russian fortress at CrOnstadt, is
sentenced to be shot.
Illinois Central runs a passenger
boat to land passengers in New Or
leans from the uninjured portion of
their line.
Bill to pension prisoners of war
lacks the requisite two thirds to in
sure it's immediate passage by the
house.
New York Herald's Vicksburg cor
says loss of life is much
greater III the submerged districts
than reported.
Matters continue serious at Pitts
burg and the presence of detectives
may precipitate the railway strike on
an hour.
The president will be memoralized
by congress to open negotiations with
Mexico looking for more friendly re-
lations with that country in matters
Stanley is royalty entertained by
King Leopold, and forecasts the day
when Belgians starting by steamer
from Antwerp will visit their breth-
rem in Africa.
THE London press is cursing the
Dan-American council. 1t is high
-i1na tharafnra that the Am arinan