San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-10
Teleg1aphic Brevities.


Secretary Tracy will probably re-
sumo his Official duties today.
Pachuca, Mex, has had snow. Vera
Cruz has had bitter norther.
The silk industry is being fostered
in Jaliso, Mex.
Influenza is still very bad in parts
of Mexico.
Minister Phelps and his wife have
been en- tertained by Prince Bismarck.
Cuba buries and mourns her late
captain general, Salamanca.
The republican legislature OF Mon
tana is doing business.
The Louisiana jetty company will
put in the jetties for Tampico har6or.
Mrs Jefferson Davis Is about to be-
gin q biography OF her late husband.
The Los Angeles river changes its
current and does much damage.
The northwest railway companies
are cutting lumber rates.
Massachusetts shoe men fail in the
attempt to combine.
Lenox Hill bank, New York, re-
opens.
Mary Anderson finally acknOwl-
edges her engagement to Navarro.
Randall has rallied again, and is
hopeful of recovery.
The old palace of Margaret OF Ma
varre, on the Seine, burned; loss,
100000.
Steamer from ConstantinOple wreck
ed near Falmouth, Eng. Captain and
thirteen drowned.
Prince Augustus of SAKE, COberg Is
non cOmpOs mentis.
President proclaims the Sioux res
ervation opened.
Members of Erin Ill. city council
charged with accepting Doodle, be-
fore the grand jury.
An open switch 1T Big Ben tunnel,
w. Va, carries a train through signal
station and three men are killed.
Hamilton Co. Mo. farmers ask
help from Kansas City. Their crops
were a failure.
Washington hall, large building
at Patterson, n. J. is burned down.
Loss about $3OO,00).
President Harrison will participate
in the dedication of the Carnegie lib
rary in Allegany City, Pa.
Nicaragua canal matters are pro-
crossing, the western division will
soon be put under contract.
Mexico recognizes the republic of
Brazil and will establish diplomatic
relations.
Kansas farmers want the legisla
ture convened to consider financial
barrassment of the farmers.
The Utah elections occur today.
MOrmous and Gentiles are equally
confident.
Farmers Alliance, knights of
Labor and the Mutual benefits of
Kansas meet to organize union.
John Morton aged - OF Miami,
Manitoba, shoots and kills his son
and wife.
A fight is expected between the
Mexican infantry and the Yagui In
dams
Mass meetings in Spain cause I'M
aasiness in view of their pOssib bly,
Matching republic.
w. II Lawson, tried for bigamy in
New York, pleads that he was drunk
while being married the second time.
A Kansas Judge exempts q far.
mer's corn from seizure on the plea
the corn is fuel and mans fuel is
exempt from levy.
Mike DAILY of Bangor, champion
light weight, knocks Joe Donovan,
Maine challenger of middle weights
at Rockland, Mo.
Nearly all of Cleveland's consuls in
England have gone into business
there. They were so English you
know.
the cornell Of state, of Portugal, cLal-
lenges Mr.. Glynn Petre, British min
lister, to a duel.
The eX-Archduke of Austria has
bought a trading steamer, hired a
crew and for the the restwill literally
paddle his own canoe.
f. II. Ducknorth, postmaster at
Sharon, Ga, says he is threatened
with personal violence If he takes
pos session of his appointment.
Explosion in the cOndensing rooms
of the coal gas department. st. Paul,
Mimi, killed one man and injured
four.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald and Mr..
Wringleman are married at Harper's
Ferry, in the tollkeeper's house.
which is on the border of three states,
Maryland, Virginia and West Nir-
ginia.