San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-04
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line.
Incendiaries burn Howell's saloon,
Terrell.
Illinois takes its 134th ballot with
out result.
Money at New York ranges from
IL to 5 per cent.
Conference on Sunday civil appro-
prition is agreed to.
Disastrous fire at Jefferson wipes
out $50, 900 of property.
Kansas bill preventing live stock
trusts has become a law.
Miguel de la Perra formerly finance
minister of Mexico is dead.
Conference report on sundry civil
bill agreed to by the mouse.
The Barundlss file claim against
the United States for ST 100000.
Committee reports favorably the
bill for charging the white house.
James Mckenzie is run over by the
Corpus Christi dummy and killed.
The Fifty First congress of the
United States is thing of the past.
Gould & Co., heavy furniture. Phil
adelphia, assign; liabilities $3.50, 600
New York wool market is firm and
Texas parcels are bought at full rates.
English Parliament rejects motion
for simplifying and extending suff-
rage.
House appoints a commission Of five
on the subject of alcoholic liquor
traffic.
Foreign Minister Mariscal, Mexico,
resumes bis portfolio after a severe
illness.
Kansas loans $50, 900 to farmers In
western part of the state, for purchase
| of wheat.
Senate insists on Its Hawaiian cable
amendment to the consular appropri.
alton bill.
The second biennial congress of the
American TrottiDg association meets
in Chicago.
Saddler charged with the murder
of Carroty Nell i'm London has been
discharged.
The Austrian elections show an in
crease of ant Semetic and anti-social-
list members.
Senate accepts conference report
on diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bills.
House agrees to copyright bill,
and orders conference on pensions
appropriation bill
Missouri legislature Is divided over
the matter of holding extra session to
re-district the state.
Senate agrees to conference report
on Indian appropriations and OH post
office appropriations.
House refuses to concur in confer.
ence reports TO deficiency and agricul-
tural appropriations bill.
The will of Mrs. Woods, by which
Mrs. O'Shea was large beneficiary,
is sustained by the courts.
Judge Seeley, of Waco, president
of the state bank, the savings bank
and the cotton mills Is dead.
Senate refuses to recede from it's
action on PENSIONS attorney fees and
another conference is asked.
Two old sheeImen are found muir
dered on Padre island, and their
cabin ransacked and robbed.
House insists on its disagreement
to the senate amendment on consular
bill, involving Hawaiian cable.
Conference report on copyright was
presented and Sherman's amendment
retained; new conference asked.
House agrees to conference report on
legislative bill, save in the matter of
clerks report and asks conference.
Conference report on copyright is
finally agreed to and the copyright
business is an exclusive monopoly.
VIM. Taussig is elected president
of the st. l. ,uis Union depot company
and also of the Merchants terminal.
Senate opens and goes into execu-
tive session; and at 1915 resumes con-
sideration of the general deficiency
bill.
The president OF the suspended
national banS at Mcpherson, Kas.,
shot himself just after the doors
closed.
The president of the Argentine Re.
public summons the bankers to keep
the country out of its financial diff
culties.
Later reports do not show that the
Iowa democrats made as clean sweep
as was stated in yesterday afternoon
dispatches.
Burton, of Boston, president of Elec-
trio Mutual Insurance comp my, 10
arrested at Atlanta, on account OF
company matters.
March 4th being legal holiday in
New Orleans the Hennessy trial is
suspended. Conviction seems GER
tain from the testimony.
Diaz promises to attend the per-
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