San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-23
LATE TELEGRAMS
soILEo DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sPe-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

ICY uCau-
locked on senator.
The alliance organs in Kansas bit
terly denounce McGrath.
The new county seat Of Bowie coun-
ty is named Hood.
The run on the Kansas City Deposit
and Savings banks 10 over.
Vice President Morton will not aid
the minority to override the senate.
House passes District of Columbia
appropriation bill.
House considers naval appropria-
ton bill without coming to vote.
M New York money market easy;
highest per cent, lowest 2 per cent.
Venezuelan minister arrives at
City of Mexico.
Mexican government is taking steps
to cut off press subsidies.
Bank of England reduces discount
from to IL.
Freshets and heavy rains follow
the heavy SHOWS in the Eastern
states.
The Irish leaders agree to maintain
the statu quo until the next general
election.
The Chicago and Erie road contin-
ues tied up and no freight or passen-
ger trains moving.
Internal revenue collections for 1890
were about 100000 a month in
excess of 1889.
The vote on Military academy bill
will be taken the first Tuesday in
February.
The republicans will put an end to
the obstruction policy of the minor
ity In the house and senate.
The Mexican train robbers tried to
cremate the train men by putting
them in box Car and firing it.
A strong movement Is made in the
German reichstag to repeal the pro-
hibition Oil American pork imports.
Appalling restitution is reported in
some of the manufacturing districts
OF England.
1t is now stated that prominen t
Mexican official received $4,000 for
Bottoms escape from Cuidad Juarez
Jail.
Uncle Sam offers 81 900 for the ap,
prehension of the mail train robbers
who robbed the train near Browns
vile.
President DiaZ denies all reported
cabinet changes and says none are
contemplated.
The English Minister st. John is
looked for in the city of Mexico this
week via Vera Cruz.
Work on very Cruz harbor is large
ly discontinued and does not promise
success.
The silver pool testimony does not
as yet connect any member of con-
gress with the business.
John Brown drunk, attacks the
city marshal of Tahlequah, L. 7. wit b
q butcher knife and is shot dead.
Small pox is raging at Point Blanc
plantation 10 miles from Shepherd,
Tex.
The republicans show themselves
strong enough to force business
through the senate.
Kalakaua's remains have gone
home on the steamer Charleston, u.
s. flagship.
Wisconsin caucus of Senators NOM
mates Villas U. S. Senator. He will
be elected.
Judge Ludeling, chief justice of
Louisiana from 1868 to 1876, is dead.
He was one of the most prominent re-
publicans in the state.
I. l. FOL in
Tom Green county within the last 30
days, and five horse thieves have been
captured.
Reports from the state show farm
worS well advanced but too much
rain for farm operations in some sec
tions.
English parliament is in session.
and ParnelI asserts his intention of
asserting his authority as leader of
the National party.
Houston has go cases of small pox
in the pest house and her trade is
parslyzed. No persons vacinated
within 10 years have taken it.
Bridge Foreman Hall of the Hous-
ton and East Texas road, is down
with smallpox and his gang is quar-
antined.
The democracy continue their OBJ
struction tactics in the senate, and
Harris says the minority must be gov.
erned by the minority;
The confederation of knights OF
Labor, Citizens Alliance, Colored
Alliance, National Alliance
and Farmers Union is made at WASH
ington.
Mrs. Prezabel, Polish woman OF
Hill, shopping in BRENNAN,
gives birth to q child on the street, |
declines the services of a physician |