San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
LATE TElEGRAMS
SPECIAL AND oTHER SOURCES.

blast and more are building.
Rio Grspde City reports abundant
rain and an assured corn crop.
The Rio Grande river is high but no
overflow reported as yet.
Grand Duke Nicholas is dead. He
has been insane since last fall.
Lyons unions asks France to remove
the tariff on grain.
Lopez, the betrsyer of Macmillan
in Mexico, is dead.
Dallas crooks crack a laundry safe
and get $3.50.
Williamson county fruit crop prom
Uses unusually we'll.
Taylor, Texas, National bank IN
creases it's capital to 100000
Grain and fruit prospects in Cald-
we'll county are tiattering.
Reagan and Foster are the two rail-
way commissioner 30 far appointed.
Roumania has prohibited exporta-
ton of maize, alleging short crop.
The Pennsylvania coke regions are
reported quiet once more.
The Behring sea case goes over I'M
til Oct. 10.
The Manipur rebels are suing for
peace.
Sam Reeves the great tenor, aged 20,
retires from the stage May IL.
Russia is bound to have Constanti-
nopel by hook or by crook.
China and Japan are brewing
trouble over the Corean occupation.
New York capitalists have taken
1886, 900 Austin dam bonds.
One of the council tor the New Or
leans Malta has been arrested for
jury bribing.
Kansas cattle are afflicted with o
strange malady which is quite fatal
and threatens to become epidemic.
Railroads of Texas paid 81, 80 taxes
on passenger traffic during the first
quarter of 1891.
The German socialists are divided
over the strike and the May day cele-
brations.
The Tenants defense association,
GA 900 has been turned over to the
poor of Ireland.
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senate to become Texas railway COM
missioner.
Horace Chiffon, of Tyler, is ap-
pointed to fill Reagan's place in the
U. s. senate.
A Fort Worth prisoner breaks q
window pane and chews it up. He is
in q serious condition.
Emma Juch's benefit in the City of
Mexico was big success, socially,
artistically and financially.
Mrs. Belle Eaton, relative of Har-
rison, is fatally hurt at Fort Bend by
being thrown from carriage.
Stock and crops look remarkably
we'll along the line of the Arkansas
Pass.
The tariff regulations will occupy
the French chamber for the next fort
night.
The cashier of the Shoe and Leather
bank. Me-, is short 100000. 1t will
not affect the bank.
The railroad strike at Trinidad 10
over. The men and miners are at
work.
Second class and excursion rates
advanced from the Pacific coast to
eastern terminal.
Sunday school state convention
meets in Paris May II to continue in
session three days.
San Diego prayed for rain early in
April, late in April the prayer Is for
less.
There is serious difficulty at Walla
WaIla, Washington, between the
citizens and the soldiers.
Monterey will try aud induce
Emma Juch to give one or two per-
formances there.
Judge Terrell's friends are dis
gruntled because he was not appoint
ed to Reagan's place.
Ell Paso thinks that the search for
lottery matter in the Office there was
carried beyond legal limits.
Houston contractors are being in
vestigated by grand jury for crooked
ness, II charges are not sustained
libel suits will follow.
The Brazos is higher ut Navasota
than ever known, and transfer over
the Austin branch Of the Central Is
made in boats.
The rear sleeper of . train running
60 miles an hour Is thrown from the
track by . broken rail near Indian
apolis and hurt.
A verdict Of acquittal 10 looked for
in the Martin murder trial ut Biz
mingham, Ala, which goes to jury
today.
England cannot suppress the opium
trade in India at . less cost than
&c, 600, 900 yearly and she will hardly
do that.