San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-16
LATE. TELEGRAMS
Boiled DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.


San Marcos is training it's choir for
the Chautauqua.
Del Rio is hot over the removal of
the troops from the border.
Guatemala and Mexican claims
commits sion is finishing it's work.
Chattanooga gives Presiden Harri-
son most enthusiastic welcome.
The cabinet of Portugal have all re-
signed.
1t is rumored the Salvador minister
to Mexico is to be recalled.
San Luis Potosi reports rich miner.
al finds.
The matter of Galveston harbor
contracts is yet undecided.
Call and Bloxham are running q
close race for the Florida senatorship.
The Western Congress at Kansas
City is fully represented.
Cuero lie happy over the complete
ness of her fire protection.
Money is more stringent in New
York and rises to per cent.
Wheat market firm and prices close
higher.
The French press generally think
Italy premature in her action.
General Spinola's remains were en-
tered this morning In New York city.
The Lumbermen's association of
Texas hold its next meeting in San
Antonio.
Heavy electric storm at Dennison
burns out the electric light machine
ry, and several buildings are struck.
The correspondence in the italian
matter shows no disposition to back
down on Mr.. Blaine's part.
Mr.. Blaine informs Italy that he
did not agree to pay indemnity, or
promise that it would be paid.
Blaine said that United States
recognizes the principles of indem-
nifty.
Cotton receipts continue TO show
heavy advance over last years sup
ply.
Galveston's saengerfest grows in
interest and perfectness as the re-
hearsals continue.
Cuero largely increases her spring
shipments of cattle as the season adj
vances.
Fosters is generally accepted as 3
sure appointment to the railway COM
mission.
There will no doubt be an extra
session OF the legislature for the
apportionment of the state.
Gov. Hogg and heads of to de-
partments will pay their respects to
President Harrison in San Antonio.
Georgia will do honors to the presi-
dent with cannon and reception at
the state capitol.
Mrs. Halford, wife of presidents
private secretary, will be inferred in
indianapolis.
Blaine gives Italy to understand
her citizens have no more rights than
American citizens.
Blaine thinks no claim for indemni-
ty can lie unless the public authoitles
have connive1 at the unlawful act.
Mexican consul general at San
Francisco, Comfy, has just left for his
post.
Emma Juch opera company con.
| tinues to draw crowded houses In
| Mexico.
Birmingham will receive the presi-
dental party, with Governor Jones at
| the fore, at the Alabama state line.
Mexico gets $40, 779, and Guatemala
S227, 1877, in the claims court; both
countries claimed over a million.
Evan Jones winds his hearers with
| q three hours alliance speech at jeff
erson.
Sinner will have it's oil mill ready
for operation when the new crop
comes in.
Small pox in Au stin increases, and
several new cases have gone to the
pest house.
Land office Treasurer Hollings-
worth has been released on bond and
goes home.
The Drummer's association give q
grand banquet at the Driscoll, Austin
May l.
Corpus Christi will open the new
pavilion near the Miramer hotel, May
Governor signs bill authorizing M.
K. & T. and all its branchs to con-
solidate under one charter.
General business and agricultural
depression, cause and cure, was the
first topic considered in the Kansas
City congress.
Blaine says the United States has
not insured the lives nor the property
of italian subjects resident in this
country.
Lumberman's association at Hous-
ton adds two mem bers to its directory
and will make SO 900 exhibit at the
| worlds fair.
ploipa intorms ITALY that it is vet