San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-19
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BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

The silver pool nvestigation is vir-
tually closed.
Illinois ballots los times for senator
without result.
Reed is sick and Payson, of Illi-
nois, pro tenn speaker.
GrubbIe & Co.'s planning mill, Hous-
ton, partially burned.
The alliance legislature of Kansas
defeats woman suffrage.
Pittsburg reports no danger of fur.
ther damage from floods.
Herman Seele is commissioned
postmaster at New Braunfels.
Beeville subscribes the amount
necessary fer a canning factory.
Georgia legislature adds $4,000 to
fund for confederate monument.
The little streams have all run out
and the Ohio is falling at Cincinnati.
Captain Fowlks' handsome resi-
dence at Bryan burned; loss $4,000
Cash, the murderer of Ed. Young,
Dallas, has his preliminary trial to-
day.
Senate takes up substitute for house
bill on claims for Indian depreda-
tions.
The Pennsylvania Railway and
New York Terminal settle their diff
culties.
Uvalde locates it's mains and fire
hydrants and will shove ahead its
waterworks.
The grave will be guarded after
Sh erman's burial as it was for Grant
and Garfield.
Newspapers and periodicals are
exempted from the provisions of the
copyright bill.
Dallas wants city corporation COW
ering SO square miles and bones the
legislature for it.
Salvador and Guatemala are at
peace and expect to remain so, at
home and abroad.
DIR. Mitchell, under sentence for
forgery, grant ted new trial, is out on
bail at Fort Worth.
Masters report filed in case of
Farmers Loan and Trust versus Tex
as Western railway.
Three lives lost by sinking of the
bark Mascot, in New York bay by
Lloyd steamer Havre.
Barn, six horses, carriage, feed,
etc., burned at Decatus; property of
Mrs. Halzell; loss $500.
KensIey, commission merchant,
Boston, held in $4,000 bonds for de-
frauding banks of $4,000.
Parnell will issue no plan of cam
paign or manifesto, he will say his
say at his public meetings.
]. Kennedy Tod and Co. are granted
levy on Kentucky Union railway and
Land Company for $l22,500.
Roundhouse in Cypress yards,
Kansas city, burned; loss $l75, 000
which falls on Missouri Pacific.
Arkansas legislative committee re-
port treasurer's shortage at S63, 740
and recommend his prosecution. n
House passes Indian appropriation
bill and goes into committee of the
whole on postoffice appropriation.
International copyright bill passes
the senate and will now 60 into the
hands of committee on conference.
Cotton receipts for the first two days
of this week at New Orleans are
$4,000 ahead of last year same days.
Ex-Governor Foster, mentioned as
WINDOWS possible successor, has gone
east on telegram from the president.
House coinage committee closes its
hearings at noon Friday. This gives
opportunity for a pocket veto of the
bill.
Union Investment company, Kan
sas City, assigns for the benefit of
creditors. Assets and liabilities abou
equal.
The American Loan and Trust, of
New York, closes it's doors, unable to
meet the demand of the savings
banks.
Louisville and New Albany road
say there Is no need for receiver as
asked; that the reasons alleged are
frivolous.
Foreign copyrighted books byAmer-
lean authors come in by payment of
duty, but the plates, ETC., must be ex-
ecuted here.
Bank examiner makes verbal report
of the Trust, showing apparent de-
ficiency 1855, 7S9, and says depositors
will be paid.
The transportation companies ask of
congress bill for uniform bill of lad
ing for shippers, and ask hearing be-
fore congress.
VIM. Connins, car driver, Calves
ton, run over and killed, while at
tempting to climb over the front plat
form of q moving car.
Ohio Illinois, Kansas, Missouri,
Iowa. Nebraska, Michigan, and
Indiana will all be represented
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