San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-29
LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE.
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

uTlNo yesterday.
The steamer San Francisco is at San
Diego awaiting orders.
Foreign cotton export Is 142,7 40
bales III excess of last year.
Couu tess Cancarty, known on the
stage as Bell Bolton, has twins.
Secretary Tracy says that the San
Francisco Is out for target practice.
Star mail route from Zephyr to Com
manche, Brown county, is curtailed.
Total bales marketed to date this
year 6, 1872, 9O2 as against $751;, 1927 last
year.
Miles is said to be coming to Wash
ing ton to consult about war with
Chilli.
The San Francisco is waiting at San
Diego for other ships to take ammu-
milton.
Naval officers deny that there is q
spsck of war cloud on the country's
horizon.
1t is thought at Washington that
the CARA movement gains in
strength.
A secret league has been discovered
at Warsaw, to asssassinate the Car
it's object.
The state department has had no
| communication from Minister Egan
for week.
| Gillian Minister Montt called on
Blaine aid had q private interview.
All serene.
| Shipwrecked crew reported cast
away on the Third Rock" on Gulf of
St. Lawrence.
II, E. Titus, of Titus & Co, New
York Stock Exchange, has been miss
| ing for q week.
| New York reports 81 deaths, 10 from
| grippe, against loo deaths, ii from
grippe, yesterday.
Total cotton supply to date, includ-
ing old crop, GAIL ,227 bales against
$3.50, 470 last year.
The war department. is seriously
alarmed over the condition of affairs
on Mexican border.
This government has heard Othing
officially from Egan of President
Months Inauguration.
Leopold Stocker, Jos. Bonaparte's
valet. in whose arms he died, is dead
at Avon, ILL.,, aged S5
The administration is merely obey
| ing Washington's maxim: I'm time of
| peace prepare for war"
No truth in the report that this
country will pay indemnity to Italy
as reported by English press.
Frederick Appleton, rsnchman of
Camp San saba, Texas, dies at Chica
go under medical treatment.
British steamer brings in 4 900 bales
| o. Egyptian cotton, prOnOuDI ed su-
| perior to the American article.
The delay made by Chill in re-
| spending to the representations of
| this government chafes Blaine.
In battles with Chinese rebels, first
week in Decem Der, 1000 rebels We 9
,, killed and 500 leaders beeated,
There is only a difference of few
hundred bales between the cotton re-
ceipts of December 1890 and 1891,
Washingto doubt the report that
Minister Egan did not attend
Months Inauguration on Saturday.
Many arrests In Russian Poland for
plotting against the Gar, among
Them Polenski the Polish historian,
New Orleans Metropolitan club au-
ditorium for the Bowen Gibbnns
fight is finished; it has seats for 1900:
One of the murderers of young Hart,
| at Blackwater, La, has been lynched
! and pursuers are hot on the trail of
| the principal.
The hunt after the remnant OF the
Sims gang continues in Mississippi,
and two more have been strung up
since Christmas.
The reported lynching of Tom
| Mika, Conductor Parramore's muir
derer, near Wildwood, Fla, is denied.
Mika is at large.
There is nothing known in the War
| department. OF any intent ton to APP
| point Mills to command the forces in
! Chill in case of war.
Assistant u. 8. Attorney Elliot of
Chicago has nervous prostration on
account Of threats against his life by
| prisoners whom he has convicted.
Two Chilisn spies arrested in San
Francisco they were provided with
| material for taking plans and were
curious about the location of tor
| pedoes.
Prot. Ennis, for ten years superin-
| tendent of schools in Blairsville, Pa,
confessss to debauching his boy
| pupils. He was released and has
| gone west.
The army and navy departments at
| Washington are utterly obliviOus of
any trouble likely to arise with Chilli
so far as any expressions of opinion
go.