San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-13
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Missouri railway commission knocks out
the extra fare collection on trains from
passengers having no tickets.
Kansas City cuts rates to Chicago, over
the Alton route. 81.
After 50 ballots in the 9th Kansas dis
trict Webb McNull is nominated to con-
grCSS.
Marshal Johnson arrived at Covington,
XIV. with mOOnShinCTS. considers the re-
port Of Hawkins murder mistake.
In the national tube works at McKecS-
port. Pa. 5000 wOrkmen strike for ten per
cent advance.
Emin PaSha'S business is to establish
friendly relations with interior tribes in
German interests.
Germany wants'nOt more territory in At
RIGA SC much as consolidation of what She
has and is ready to arrange with England
for their mutual interests.
Caprivi falls back on BiSmarck'S posi-
| ton regarding colonization. The nation
must give it hearty support or see it fail.
To respect foreign rights and protect
| their own in Africa as elsewhere Is Ger
many'S policy, says CapriVi.
Sarah Bcrnhardt is laid up. having in
| jured her knee in the prison scene in Jean
Dare.
CaSSola, formerly war minister Of Spain,
| is dead.
The Pope disapprov"s the increased de-
mandS of the centriStS in the RClchStag
and is satisfied with its concessions to the
clergy.
The constitution of Brazil will be pro-
muIgatcd in July and the first republican,
congress will elect president.
Under the republic Brazil requires all
foreigners of six months residence or over
to declare their nationality.
Mexico abandOnS her proposed railway
from GUadalaiar to the Pacific coast.
McXicO'S minister Of the interior is rem
dcring the country districts more secure
than ever before known.
Mexico will largely reduce the duty on
printing paper. but not entirely remove II.
NauX is nominated to succeed Randall
in the Third Pennsylvania district.
Thomas NeStcr. the 40,OOO,0O0 pine
iumberman of Michigan. is dead. He
started life as WOOd-chOppcr.
John Brght'S youngest son is elected Il
member Of the Eighty club. This COM
mitS him TO home rule.
MantOn Marble writes from London,
Eng, urging continued coinage of silver.
Memphis is in the circuit and has soy
cral houses unrOUfed.
France and Italy are likely to have
trouble over tn" presence in France of
Italian spies.
NJ. f. conference at ST. Louis reports
largest increase Of Sunday school scholars
of any previous conference.
NJ +. conference lays on the table Il res
Olution to place in the discipline its deliv-
crane" against cards and theatres.
Reports from Akron. Ohio. show that
the tornado which wrecked the town did
serious damage in adjacent country.
l.. Criswrll Santa Maria, Cal. lynchcd
for the murder of Constable Southland.
General debate on tariff is limited to one
minute speeches.
President is empowered to suspend duty
on any article when attempted TO be- con-
trollcd by a trust or monopoly.
Senator Jones. of Nevada. addresses the
senate on the silver bill and is listened to
for three hours with marked attention.
All members of the Cherokee commits
sion are at Guthrie. They are Samguinr
accomplishing their object.
Sturn. an American, gets Mexican con-
ccsSiOn for paper mill with free entry
for machinery and plant.
RumorS of a third rail over National
railway from Laredo to City of Mexico
are revived.
German engineers are prospecting in
Mexico for location Of large smelling
works.
Mining circles in Mexico are agitatcd
over the silver question in the congress of
the United States.
Rev. DR.. Smythc gives 5000 to Grant
University. tennessee, to increase chan
ccllOr'S salary.
President approves the Arkansas Pass
bill.
The McCalla court martial is ended and
all papers are in the hands of Secretary
Tracy.
Senator German is elected to fill Brck'S
plac" as chairman of democratic caU-
cUSCS.
Clayton breckenridge committee return
to Washington in the full belief that
bIoOdShcd would have followed the hold
ing Of the investigation at PlummcrS-
vile.
The theory that Hooper killed Clayton
is exploded by the testimony.
Julius White. cX-miniStcr to the Ar
grntinr republic, is dead at his home in
Evanston. Ills.
Canada is arranging parcels post with
Japan.
Louisiana legislature is in session and
receives eleven columns of message
principally against the lottery.
Bank Examiner Hepburn says he closed
the Sixth National bank because the Sis,
600 surplus and the S2OO.OOO capital were
gone and there was due $4,000
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