San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-06
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so,LEp DOWN FROM PRIVATE. sPE-
CiAL AND OTHER SOURCES.


The Corpus Christi daily has not
yet materialized.
There was no fight with the Indi-
ans on yesterday.
Lavaca county farmers are busy
blowing for this years crop.
Gladstone remains leader of the
liberal forces In parliament.
Fifty persons killed by an explosion
in Polish Osrtia last Saturday.
House accepts the conference re-
port of the urgent deficiency bill.
House recedes from it's action con-
corning salaries of senator's clerks.
Quarantine is being raised against
Houston, and the scare is about over.
Heavy cannonading reported near
Rushvilie, Nebraska; no particulars.
The regular troops seem to be max.
ing little Roadway against the hos
tiles.
Emma Abbott is dead. The body
goes to Glouscester, Mass. for inter-
ment.
All American cruisers are ordered
into Boring sea. The situation looks
critical.
Fredericksbure grows impatient for
ten sion.
Families are fleeing from Rub
vile ON account Of the approach of
Indians.
The election bill Ia shelved In the
senate and the financial bill taken
up instead.
President presents to congress fur
ther correspondence on the Behring
Sea controversy,
General Miles is asked to fight the
hostiles without shedding blood. 1t
cannot be done.
Army officers will prefer charges
against Agent Mclaughlin for the
killing of Sitting Bull.
Col. Forsythe is relieved from COM
mand Of the 9TH cavalry and Major
Whitside is In command.
The Kansas Alliance men In the
state legislature will elect an Alliance
senator in all probability.
The unfinished condition Of the
levee work causes great uneasiness
along the lower Mississippi.
Accident in mine at San Andrea,
Cal, causes death Of IL men and
serious injury to many others.
Contrary to all precedent Great
Britain publishes the foreign office
views on the Behring sea case.
The Secretary of the Interior does
not tavor the transfer of the Indian
bureau to the war department.
Military reservations OF Fort Glib
son, / r., and Fort Crawford, COL,
are to be- disposed of under the law.
The republican caucus accepts the
situation at the national capital, and
gives the financial bill right of way.
The list of killed and wounded in
the White Clay creek fight shows
one soldier killed and seven wounded.
The territory indians are greatly
excited over the news from the
northwest, and order ghost dance.
The anti-bucket shop wing of the
the Chicago board of trade score q
clean victory in the directory cleo
ton.
Stewart amends the financial bill
to include free coinage of silver. Sher-
man strongly opposes the amend
ment.
Col. Forsythe was suspended be-
cause some squaws and children were
killed in the Wounded Knee creek
fight.
The Alliance men of the Nebraska
legislature will probably organize and
control both branches of the state leg
islature.
The Nicaragua canal matters are In
good shape, the treaties between MIC
aragua and Costa RIGA removing all
complications.
The railway strike in Scotland
ends and the families of the strikers
are elected from the railway tene-
ments they occupied.
An officer shoots an aged colored
man at Sweet Home because he would
not leave town, having been exposed
to the smallpox at Yoakum.
Blaine contends that the term
Pacific Ocean In the treaties of 1S24-25
with Great Britain did not include
the waters now In dispute which were
known as the sea of Ksmschatka.
Post ONCE Strike.
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