San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-31
LATE TElEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE
cIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE. sPE.
| cIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
Cardinal Palette is dying in Rome
The Hungarian budget shows 9 de-
felt of 4, 0O0, 900 forms, about 81 ,000, 900
Fire at Seneca Falls, n. Y, de,
stroys $500, 900 worth of property.
A heavy and very destructive hail
sweeps North Dakota.
Western freight association cannot
agree on lumber rates.
Sherman's resolution for senate
sessions to begin at 10 q. m. carries.
Nebraska grapgers conclude their
session at q. m. and adjourn.
The Buenos Ayers revolution is
ended; the immigrants accept the
terms proposed by tho government.
Argentine securities are improved
three per cent on the London stock
exchange.
The Berlin Post charges Caprivi
with going out of his way to do q
friendly act for England.
Missouri Pacific announces reduc-
ton of rates to common shipping
points in Texas. .... ..-
The cutter Rush Is reported to have
boarded the sealer Ariel and warned
her to keep out of Behring sea.
San Francisco vigilants fail of their
intention to lynch eight men charged
with murder, now in the city Jail.
The Omaha Republican, the oldest
daily in the city suspends publica-
ton.
The Brotherhood of railway frater-
mites hold annual meeting at Louis
Vile, Ky.
The conference on original package
bill will report favorably the senate
bill on that subject.
Ninety -eight victims were the re-
suit of the mine explosion in the Pc
lissis pit at Steteine, France.
Breckenridge is renominated in the
Second Arkansas district, by acclaim
alton.
Senate discusses tariff and rejects
all changes proposed, so tar, save
ehloroform, which is changed from 40
to 25 cents per pound.
House agrees to conference report
OF District of Columbia appropriation
bill. Senate discusses same report
without action.
The Augusta (Ga.) Exchange re-
pudiates the boycott move and asks
northern congressman to defeat the
elections bill.
Tennessee republicans have q har-
monious session and nominate Baxter,
president Of tho Nashville CONNER
cial club, for governor.
Lincoln, Neb., democrats, in con-
gressional conven ton send greeting
to Blaine on account of his attitude to
the Mckinley bill.
Committee on foreign relations add
$50, 900 to deficiency bill, to meet ex-
penses of relocation Of Mexico and U.
s. boundary line.
Committee on postoffices favors the
extension of the free delivery system
to cities of 5000 population and $1,000
postoffice receipts. "A
A bitter fight is being made in the
state house of representatives at
Springfield against the site selected
by the worlds fair. committee.
Omaha councilmen and ex-county
clerk are charged with boodling In
connection with Chicago, R. 1. and P.
right of way through South Omaha.
Russia orders the enforcement of the
edict Of 1882, against the Jews, since
held In allegiance. 1t will deport
1000, 900 Jews.
The railroads are refusing quite
generally to use the new uniform bill
of lading. Wabash, Chicago and
Grand Trunk and Baltimore and Ohio
are among the number.
The squadron of evolution, lost
sight of since leaving Rio Janeiro,
drops anchor in New York bay.
There have been only three deaths
since the squadron left home.
General Kautze, of Ne braska, whom
General Brooke is having investi-
gated, has been rendered two
months leave of absence by the war
department., in case he desires it.
Lady Dunlo in the Dunlo divorce
case, London, wins her suit and the
viscount fails to secure divorce. 1t
was q conspiracy on the part of his
family to get rid of the lady whom he
had married. ..... ...0 .... ......
Representative Sanford of New
York introduces a resolution postpon-
ing action on tariff relating to sugar
and molasses until the next session OF
congress, in order to see what recipro-
cal exchange can be made with the
sugar producing countries for the ben
eft of our agricultural products,