San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-14
TelegIaphic Brevitlts.

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increase its issue f250 900.
Tenneasee's Sunday law declared
constitutional by the supreme court.
The greatest coal miners strike this
country has ever seen is threatened.
House continues its discussion of
the rules.
Pecan grove levee near Nicksburg
is threatened by cave in.
The newly created Duke of Fife
takes his seat in the House IF Lords.
Committee report favorably the in
ternational copyright bill.
Races at New Orleans are postpoL ed
on account of mud.
The report of the death Of the Sui
tan of Zanzibar is confirmed.
The Lisbon rioters are to be tried on
Monday.
Ringleaders of Salamanca students
riot arrested in Opporto.
The French journals generally ask
clemency for the Due d'Orleans.
King Mawanga regains his author.
Ity in Uganda and destroys the slave
dhOws.
The census commissioners are ask
ing statistics of Chinese and flash
houses.
Justice Brewer approves of Reeds
rulings as indicating hopeful change
in congress.
The troopsof the Abyssinian king
defeat General RosalOula's troops and
dangerously wound the general.
Peruvian bondholders in London
accept the Grace con tract as q debt
settlement.
Senate committee on commerce will
vote on the Galveston appropriation
Mt next meeting.
Lieut.. Col. Fletcher is suspended
from rank and gets one quarter pay
or three years.
Mousa Bey, charged with the out
RACES against Christians in America,
is imprisoned by the sultan.
In making up quorums in the Eng
fish commons, the speaker counts all
he can see even in the Hobbies.
JelAsco, Mex, grants aid to the
E4tevas road, provided 1t is built
within seven years.
The injunction against the New
York sugar trust, preventing sale of
property, is continued.
England is endeavoring to
"ome to an understanding with
France over the fisheries question.
English liberals ask government
interpose with Turkey for Cretan
self government.
The Morning Post, London, congrat-
Hates Parnell Oh his complete vindl-
cation.
1t the Blair bill can pass the senate
It will go through the house this
time.
Parnel commission reports the
american branch of the Irish league
under the control Of the Clan-na-Gael
The state of Hidalgo purchases arms
for it's national guard from Uncle
Sam.
If the Alliance drops its chaplain
feature the Catholic church will give
active encouragement.
James WhitcOmb Riley goes drunk
and Bill Nye bOunces the combina-
ton.
A New York Chinaman is danger
ously hurt while defending the Joss
house from robbery.
The new Peruvian cabinet is an
nOunced. There is no political signi-
ticance in the change.
The Portuguese and British trouble
arose from the interference of Scotch
missionaries with the arrangements
which satisfied Salisbury.
Mr.. Bryce in parliament gives the
United States the credit for all bene-
fits to British subjects in the Samoan
treaty.
Mrs. Cleveland will join Central
Presbyterian church in New York.
Its pastor was pitcher of the Prince
ton nine.
A Detroit fiend, probably the
wOman's brother-in- law, puts q pow
der charge in her stove wood and
nearly kills the weman's mother.
Judge Collins of Chicago Overrules
Hetty Green's objections to sale of
land for locomotive works, and calls
it dog in the manger business.
The New York press club have the
original bill presented against the
CITY for damage to the Tribune build
ing in the draft riots of 1868.
The reception to Talmage in Brook
Ign armory OF the Thirteenth regi-
ment, of which Talmage is chaplain,
drew seven thousand people.
A boiler explosion on a train, south
of Pittsburg, demolshes engine and
caDOOse, kills fiagman and wounds
four employees.
The report Ofthe Parnell commission