San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-26
LATE TELEGEAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sPE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

ohoWOu up
Common of Dallas is out with cam
paign sheet.
Gustsmela's coffee crop is too large
for shipment.
Evidence i'm the Kincaid trial opens
at Washington.
Brownsville has the first heavy rain
in many months.
Bismarck, if elected, will immedi-
ately take his seat.
Texas is not up to high water mark
in railway enterprises.
Smallpox in Houston has cost the
city SIG, 900 and 75:.lives.
British steamer ashore on the
North Coast and 10 lost.
Grover Cleveland sends regrets to
the Palmer Qualification.
Vera Cruz has shipped large coffee
freights to the United States.
Texas leads all southern states in
her increase in electric plants.
Big ratification at Springfield, H.,
of Palmer's election as senator.
One of the severest snow storms of
the season ia raging in Kansas.
Colorado, Texas, is loading 100 cars
of stock daily for the territories.
The industrial record for the south
for this year shows good increase.
The French admiral is banquetted
by the French colony, City of Mexico.
New Orleans cotton spots are weak
and offerings larger than for several
days.
Galveston has a destructive fire in
a row of cottages south of the cotton
mills.
President Won Fabrica, OF the coun-
Gil of the ministry of SaXony, is
dead.
Supreme Protector Milburn of the
knights and Ladies of Honor is
dead.
New Orleans Italians hoist the flag
of that country above the STARS and
stripes.
Ingalls, will soon go to Kentucky to
visit Blackburn. They are warm
friends.
Malone and Langston, the Virginia
republican leaders, have buried the
Ratchet.
Ex-President Gonzales is mentioned
as the new Mexican minister Of the
interior.
Government will aid British mer-
chants to be represented at the Column
bia fair.
The contract hiring of convicts has
cost the state of Minnesota 800, 900 in
ten years.
Minister Pacheco resigned to attend
to private matters; he is in full &C
cord with Diaz.
New Orlsans levee commission pro-
tests against piercing the levee for
pipes or fumes.
Banker Kern of Chicago is indi-
Gated for fraud in connection with
his bank failure,
The formal presentation of the Rus
sian decoration to Carnot will proba-
bly, occur today.
The triple powers do not know the
terms of the late agreement between
France and Russia.
The first steamer from Chattanooga
through Mussels Shoals for st. Louis
has started on her trip.
Houston police have hard shedding
recently with colored tOughs. Three
have been shot this month.
Palmer is urged to give his aid to
Creiger, Harrison's democratic oppon-
ent for the Chicago mayorality.
Martin Gasp discharged employee of
the electric light company of New
Orleans is before the grand jury.
A German syndicate will put in a
ST. 200, 900 sugar plant at Abiline, KS.
If the beet tests are satisfactory.
Miss Hayden of Bostsn is the sue
cessful architect for the $1,000 prize
for Woman's Worlds fair build
ing.
California investigating committee
finds no evidences of bribery in con-
nection with the late senatorial elect
ion.
The general conference of labor In
Spain will declare universal strike,
If necessary, to secure an eight-hour
day =.
The democratic state central COM
mittee of Illinois take a dip in the
Chicago election against Carter Har-
rison.
The party that the Alliance hurts
worst in 1892, says the New York
Sun, is the party that will be beaten
at the polls.
Dana says that Italy will raise no
row over the Malta, and that the
Farmers Alliance would soon run its
course and die.
Miss Surge who has charge of the
Irish relief In COnnemara says that
not one dollar of the Balfour fund has
come to the people.
Thara Ia no trOnhla hraMin0 he