San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-11
LATE TELEGRAMS
soILEp DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sPe-
clAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

above low water.
Wheat shows a decided tendency
to drop few points.
New York money market remains
practically unchanged.
Gonzales joins the ice brigade and
reports frost with snow.
The Mexican Inter-O Oceanic road re-
ceives 200 English freight cars.
The democrats claim to have things
fixed for the election of Palmer.
The potato crop failure comprises
half of the planted area in Ireland.
Virgins says there will be no full
grown American earthquake before
1904.
The English gales are followed by
terrible storms of snow impeding
travel.
The high water puts out the
lights in Augusta, Ga, both gas and
electric.
President Harrison had As ducks to
his bag as the result of one days
shooting.
The low lying district the
Thames from Richmond down is in
undated.
Gresham and Farwell decline
nominations to the mayoralty of
Chicago.
Every official .of the New Haven
road is under bond for that tunnel
disaster.
All wagons from the country tor
the London market are blocked by
the snow.
New Yor k policemen raise $500
to try and secure $1,000, 900 addi-
tional pay.
Shackleford Co. will send 81 500 900
of two and three year Odds to market
this spring.
Archbishops Walsh and Croke and
all of the Irish bishops, favor the
confederation.
Prince Jerome receives his SOD, but
the doctors say he is not as near death
as ne thinks he is.
The French war ship Naiad, Ad-
miral Cunerville commanding, Is eX-
pected at Vera Cruz.
The Sunday law in Buda Pesth ex.
tends Sunday from 6 p. IN. Saturday
until q. m. Monday.
Engineer Dillon, of the Danville
road, saves his train from q smashup
by paying heed to dream.
Queen Vic goes to Paris leaving
Empress Fredericka behind, and the
empress will start for Berlin.
Queen Vic. yields to Wales and
Salisbury and goes to Paris much
against her own inclinations.
Life guards are drowned on the
coast of Kent, Eng. seeking to rescue
the crew of disabled vessel.
The American National of Kansas
City failed to elect officers, Calvin
Hood refusing the presidency.
The Northwestern Cattle Raisers
association has very interesting and
well attended session at Dallas.
The London wife abductor still
guards his wife and that $l35, 600, and
her friends surround the house.
Virgins says the greatest storm of
this year or next is now approaching
the Atlantic seaboard from the east.
A young white girl of Greenville
becomes infatuated with a negro and
follows him to Oklahoma to marry
him.
Lord Salisbury acknowledges the
corn in the Behring Sea controversy,
and accepts Blaine's view of the diff
ficulty.
Judgment and costs will be en-
forced against Gus Wilke, the i'm
porter of foreign contract labor for
$4,000.
Portland will build $2O,000 court
house for San Patricio county If the
county will make that place the coun-
ty seat.
In Sussex Co. England, many fish
ing smacks have been wrecked and
the poor people deprived of the means
of living.
The Central Trust, n. Y, will fore
close on the Cameron Iron CO., at
Pa. Mortgage calls for
81 ,1S1, 900.
The Home Land cattle company pay
SIC per head for 4, 800 head oftwO year
old, for Montana, of the Matador land
A hard fight will be made in tie
senate to cut down the arbitrary pow
ers of the commission bill as IL passed |
the house.
Great Western lines in England
are all blocked by the snow, and |
travel across the channel is practical |
ly stopped.
David II. Poison is shot dead by |
Col. ii. Clay King; both are members |
of the Memphis bar. Trouble grew !
out of a, law suit.
Mount Carmel Pa. coal shaft closes !
down, and 1000 men are out. De- |
condition OF the coal trade |