San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-09
LATE TELEGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

VladivOstock of $3.50, 900.
Loss oflife in that Russian colliery
was 4, not $50, as reported.
Troops sent as precautionary
measure to the Indians in Montana.
Democratic opinion is divided as to
the wisdom of Crisp's election.
Mills defeat is regarded as blow
that Cleveland will feel.
On the vote for speaker Crisp has
23S votes, Reed SO, Watson s.
Kansas alliance lecturers arranging
q campaign for conversions.
War between Chilli and Argentine
Repu bile is imminent.
Senator German is chairman of the
democratic caucus committee.
U. s. gunboat launched al Bath,
Me-, and named Machias.
Cotton movement shows signs OF
falling off at interior stations.
Boston wool market shows good
demand and good sales.
The anti-subtreasury alliance meet
ing at Memphis is postponed.
rlEsb pay lu6ltU VII NONSlubSl pou-
sions aggregates $685. 1888.
Indians on Cheyenne agency, Mon
tana, threaten to give trouble.
Union stock yard managers will
erect stable 400 X 125 feet lighted
by electricity, heated by steam.
John Sullivan will take treatment
in Illinois for drunkenness, hoping to
effect cure.
Judge Rising is better and trial of
DIR. Graves for murder is opened at
Denver.
House adopts rules of Fiftieth con-
gress for government in the appoint
ment of committees.
Democratic national committee to
decide date of holding national con-
vention meets i'm Washington, Jan. 81.
Atwood, Violet & Co. recommend
buying cotton on depressions in the
market.
Fourth annual session national bar
at Washington.
English sport gets away with the
American in three rounds on Long Is
land.
There is no sign of the late caucus
fight among the democratic congress.
men.
Davidson's credentials as claimant
for Calls seat in the senate, referred
to committee on elections.
Mills does not take his defeat grace
fully and did not congratulate Crisp
on his election.
The Sun and the World endorse
Crisp's election; the Herald calls it a
sell out to Tsmmany.
Governors CT New York, Georgia
and New Jersey congratulate Crisp on
his election as speaker.
Good progress has been made with
the West India reciprocity matters
by Blaine and the British agents.
Kansas City treasury was robbed
by gam bling clerks, who played it on
the treasurer Peake.
Indiana court decides that wife
has right to sue for alienation of
her husbands affections.
Princess Victoria Mary of Tech and
Duke Clarence of Avendale will
wed at Windsor, March 10.
France will build irOnclads, so
swift cruisers and 200 torpedo boats
within 10 years.
There is great wire pulling for the
minor offices in the house of repre-
sentatives.
Under reciprocity clauses Mckinley
bill, commercial convention has
been arranged with Germany.
Republican caucus on senate COM
mittees holds short meeting, will fol-
low the usual rule in assignments.
The anti-su b. treasury alliance will
not meet until after the subs meet at
st. Louis in February.
Massachusetts, democrats refused to
vote for Crisp because he would not
pledge himself against bad financial
legislation.
Senate adjourned after the joint
house and senate committee had gone
to notify the president that congress
was organized.
Reed, Holman and O'Neill were
given preference in the drawing of
seats, and Reed took Garfield's old
1esk.
Kerr is clerk, Yoder sergeant.at-
arms, Turner doorkeeper, Dalton
postmaster and Milburn chaplain of
The house.
Blount, Mills and Reed are appoint |
I'D committee to notify president of |
of house, but Mills did
not serve.