San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-23
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An Arkansas farmer suicides, after
trying in vain to hang his wife.
Los Angeles is illuminated in honor
of President Harrison and party.
Liverpool cables have no faith in
higher cotton prices.
Davis Il Cresswell, brass foundry,
burned at Denver; loss Sl50,000
Chapu, tn noted French sculptor,
is dead.
Fort Worth brewery agent of the
Ford Helm company arrested.
A br eak is reported in the Missis-
sippi levee near Greenville.
Influenza ana small pox are pre-
valent at Vera Cruz.
Mexico city reports a slight earth
buake shock.
Rudini has received Baron Fava ut
Rome and heard his report.
The Republican National League
at Cincinnati finishes its business.
John 8. Clarkson is elected chair
man Of the Republican League
st. Louis Presbytery fsvors appoint
ment of women as deacon esses.
The alliance crowd is in session in
Waco.
Bolton lie flooded, and one inch of
water fell in 40 minutes.
Madison county complains of too
much rain.
Governor Hogg signs the amended
suffrage bill.
w. r. McGill, of Baylor county, is
Judge of the 50th district.
The Brazos is out of banks and ris-
ing at Hampstead at the rate of eight
inches an hour.
The Navssota river is higher than
residents along the banks wish 1t
was.
Governor mas signed the bill con-
deming property for pest houses and
hospitals.
Committee of five appointed to re-
port upon Incorporation of the Ma
tional Republican League.
Lounsb berry of Connecticut WAS re-
elected treasurer Of the Republican
League.
Benton mine owner at Napoleon,
Mo-, shot and instantly killed by
Garrett, for whom he was cunning.
Beeville wants the city authorities
to take care of the public district
school.
Pleasanton finds no difficulty in
disPosing Of fat cattle atremunerative
prices.
The liberal unionists carry the
middle division of Oxfordshire, Eng
land.
Capetown Times advises the lower
ing Of the British flag unless colonial
interests are protected.
Portugal seems on the eve of . rev.
olution which may endanger the
lives of foreign residents.
Mexican congress favors the estab-
lishment of ministry of posts and
telegraph.
The Texas Central railroad sold at
Waco for $750,000 to M. f. Lott of
Galveston.
New Orleans grand jury is busy in
vestigating citizens. Report will
soon be made.
Affairs in Chill are in deplorable
condition and many of the coast towns
are in ashes.
General Terres, of Lower Califor-
mia, welcomes Harrison at Los An
geles.
The presidential party are in Cali
fornia and meet q most cordial recep-
ton.
Citizens protest against appoint.
ment of colored postmaster at Ope-
lousas, La.
Bloodshed again in the coke re-
gions, the miners attacking the
evicting party of sheriffs.
The Martin murder trial at Bir-
mingham, Ala, is the great sensa-
ton.
A California duel between land
owners, so miles from Fresno. results
In the death of Olives and the arrest
of Tirado.
OIL. Cross was shot near Brinkley,
Ark, by the sheriff, who was trying
to remove him from some land In liti-
CATION.
IfNew Orleans grand jury presents
any indictments 1t will present the
name of every man who had hand
in the breaking open of the jail.
Republican League endorsesReed's
action, the administration of Presi-
dent Harrison, and the foreign policy
of the the government Is regards I'M
migration.
William refuses to relax the pass
port regulations in order to permit
French border residents to attend the
German faIf.
A white girl, eleven years old,
criminally assaulted and left in critical
condition by . white laboring man Is
years old at Fort Worth.