San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-27
LATE TElEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, seE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

The closure rule and the force Dill,
both laid on the shelf.
The army appropriation bill will be
called up this week.
Stanford was not paired snd did not
vote on the closure matter Monday.
House passes naval appropriation
bill.
The senate rules will not be changed
this session.
The caucus room was guarded by
sentinels even to the alley approaches.
Supreme Court has not yet paid its
respects to the Behring sea case.
Quarant tine officers arrange for pass
age of through travel through Living
ston.
President signs the commissions of
the International monetary COM
missioners.
A new through fast freight line is
formed by combination between New
York and st. Louis.
The Alliance house at Topeka seats
its own members in every instance
by strictly party vote.
Ballot for senator is to be taken in
the Topeka house of representatives
today noon.
The Washington delegation will
consist of six hostiles and three
friendlies.
Mrs. Snyder the murdered wife at
San Marcos will be taken to Rome,
Georgia, for interment.
House breaking, burglary and
highway robbery are rife at Fort
Worth.
The invasion of the CheroK strip
is fixed for Wednesday. Pat. O'Con-
nor, of Kansas, heads the movement.
The new land commissioner at
Austin will not receipt for the Office
until the work is brought up, it Is 80
far behind.
Trustees sale of Calloway's goods
at San Angelo brings $l9, 900, to salts
fly $50, 900 liabilities.
Harry Sender, wife murderer, of
New York, is to be electrocuted in
March.
The Wichita savings bank closes
its doors. The Wichita national pays
all sums unuer go.
General Miles and staff have gone
to Chicago. The work of disarming
continues.
Chairman Buchau, of the Kansas
state republican committee, says In
gals will be ele d.
Illinois casts her 3lst ballot for SEN
ator without change; Palmer 10l,
Oglesby 100, Streator 8.
The vote In senate is considered at
Washington as disposing of the force
bill
The Ingalls, forces rely on the G. a.
r. feeling in the legislature to carry
their candidate through.
Senate appropriations committee
reduces items of army expenditure
1000, in total of S24 ,57S,029
The announcement of the shelving
of the force bill is received with tre-
mendous cheers in the house.
Aldrich says if Stanford will sup
port his closure resolution he will call
it up again.
Ingalls, was paired on the closure
vote, and so was Plumb, Pierce, Pet
tegrew, Chandler and others.
The journals of Tuesday and
Wednesday last were approved in
senate without dissent.
Printers in the Texas LithOgraph.
ing company at Fort Worth walk out
because a non-uniOn man who owned
stock in the concern had a case.
United States Supreme court
changes i 's rules SO that all cases
must come before 1t within so days of
d ecision lower court, unless for good
reason an exception is made.
House committee reports favorably
the bill allowing railways to make
special rates and reduce rates to
commercial travellers.
Kansas alliance has three spies to
the legislature and keep him in the
traces.
The alliance caucus Is endeayoring
to keep the result secret even from
its own mem ers until the first vote
in joint session is reached.
Senators Cameron, Jones, Stewart, |
Teller, Washburn and Wolcott voted |
with the democrats to shelve the |
closure bill and take up the appropri-
ations bill.
Several of the republican senators |
who did not vote with the democrats
against closure and the force bill are
known to disapprove of it.
Senator Cameron testifies in the sill
yer pool nvesti cation but nothing
develops to show the existence of
silver pool. or that members of con-
gress were interested in the price of
silver.
The men convicted of murder in No
Manis Land are Urantad naW trial ON