San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-16
LATE TELEGRAMS
soILEo DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPe-
CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

OF the shortest ever delivered.
New Hampshire republicans nom-
mated Galinger to succeed Blair.
Earthquake at Parrsl, Mexico, kills
six and Injuries nine.
M aIshal Ishell is shot by q robher
at Bellstead Tex, and will die.
Extensive rains are reported from
all sections of Texas.
Prospects for wheat and oats are
unusually good ell over Texas.
Some farmers complain of rain inter-
feriDg with their blowing.
The Mexican Minister to France,
Fernandez, has lett for his post.
John C. Hall SanFrancisco lawyer,
embezzles SIS, 900 of trust funds.
French manufacturers demand free
raw materials.
Tho Indian scare at Star valley,
Nevada, is all scare. Indians quiet.
Ike Indians who have come in
number 3 500.
Silver bill is in the hands of the
coinage committee of the House.
Chillian war ships blockade the
coast, ell wires nroth Of Valparaiso
are cut.
Peru Is notified OF protest against
the blockade OF Iquique by the COM
mander of the steamer COchrane.
The Brules camp around Red
Clouds house, half q mile from the
agency.
The cotton belt road in Missouri is
tuA1 Ian. trSr.
is already effected in Texas.
The coinage committee Of congress
does not meet until next Wednes-
day.
The three days meeting at Chicago
of the Western freight association de-
velopes nothing of interest.
The big chiefs from Dakota will go
to Washington to pow-wow the presi
dent. +.
The oatmeal manufacturers form
trust that includes IS per cent of the
mills.
Trade conven ton at Atlanta is not
q success, only three states being
represented.
The gold bugs are hiding under
their chips sulking over the passage
of the silver bill.
West Virginia legislature are all
elected.
The silver men in the house are
sanguine of the free coinage measure
passing.
The merchants Of Iowa sustain the
telegraph operators in demanding re-
storatiOn to old wages.
The Indians have dIsarmed them
selves, hiding all their beet guns be-
fore coming into camp.
Every cannon and rifle In the agen-
CIV is trained on the Indian camp In
case of any outbreak.
HARRISON, travelling for Leon &
Blum, Galveston, is down with the
smallpox at Austin.
Dingley, Payne, Peel. Oates and
Rowell are committee to size up that
congressional silver pool.
The election bill is again before the
senate. Hoar will ask continual ses-
sion until 1t Is disposed of.
The old scourge known as the
"black death" is ravaglng western
Siberia.
Powell Clayton resigns the chair
manship OF the Arkansas state repub-
Iican committee.
Thayer surrenders the executive de-
partments at Lincoln, Nebraska, I'M
der protest.
Rev. Ed. J. Dunno, of Chicago, is
mentioned as the possible bishop of
the new Dallas See.
Major Baer goes to st Louis in his
own interest as candidate for the L. d
g. N. receivership.
The breastworks around the Ogal-
lalah school are being strengthened,
in case the hostiles should camp on
that side the agency.
The Indians are returning to Pine
ridge agency, some entering the
camps OF the friendlies, some pitching
their own tents.
Murphy 4 Co. planning mill men
of Forth Worth, assign to settle busl-
ness. Liabilities 5000, assests $780,
900.
A Joint resolution is before congress
authorizing the naval secretary to
suspend for year the act requiring
steamers to carry life lines and carry
ing projectiles.
Indian estimates for 1890, Alhu-
rqurque and Santa Fe, $l73, $50;
Chillocoto. T., Sl7S, 900; Lawrence,
Ko., sl35, 900.
Sayers presents resolutions asking
the estimated deficiencies in the
military service owing to the Indian
troubles.
Removal.