San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-20
LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sPE-
CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

cIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
Luling organizes stock company to
build big hotel.
Liverpool cotton market steady and
few points lower.
San Anglo ships 100 cars of cattle to
the Indian Territory.
Texas X. of P. outrank all other
states in their increase.
Mexico is multiplying street rail-
way lines in the capital.
Southern France is inundated and
the Rhine is rising rapidly.
Mexican railway travel is greatly
improved over any former year.
The body of Prince Napolean has
been laid In its last resting place.
Galvan, as governor of Jalisco, Is
making needed economic reforms.
Parnell's collectors in New York
refuse to say how much they collect.
New York exchange is firmer,
money easy, silver so IA and bonds
dull.
Aveling, an actoa in the "Jlm the
Penman" company, suicides at New
York.
Small pox is spreading along the
Nicaragua canal and impending the
work.
Mexican merchants are buying more
goods in the United States than ever
before.
H. H. Moore, for killing a man who
insulted his wife, is acquitted at Co.
lumbus.
The shooting of Waters, by Dunn,
in New Orleans, was an act of self
defence.
Dallas has 2 republican, demo-
cratic and l independent candidates
for mayor.
Mexican engineers report favorably
Improvement.
The Romos mining district is active
and machinery is arriving for enlarg
ed operations.
Michigan Patrons of Hus bandry are
nvestigating the default of their
grand officers.
Senator Powers. of Montana, is not
in favor of a rapid jump to the free
coinage of silver.
John Long, of Houston, promi-
nent citizen, is notified by the Malta
to shut up or die.
Ignacio Monies de Oca Is mentioned
as the probable archbishop to be
appointed in Mexico.
English court decides that Mrs.
T. l. he
property of her husband.
Collins, secret service detective OF
Mayor Shakespeare, is before the
New Orleans grand jury.
Connor, defeated for the democrat
ic nomination as mayor of Dallas,
comes out as an independent.
Sherman records show some old
the claims of some of the heirs.
Halbert and wife of Coleman
county claim IS acres of the best res-
idence property of Fort Worth.
An unknown steamer runs into the
u. b. receiving ship Vermont, New
York, and she will probably sink.
Business in Mexico is very good
pective rise in the United States.
The Naval hospital at Gibr altar
cannot accommodate all the wrecked
passengers and crew of the Utopia.
Mexican government has not for
mslly determined what it will do in
the way of aid to Chicago exhibit.
The Snyder case has not gone to
Jury yet but testimony is all in. In
sanity has not been clearly establish
ed.
The Georgetown & Granger rail-
road will probably be sold to the M.
X. & T., and form part of that sys-
tenn.
Missouri passes the antitrust law,
and imposes q fine of 500 day for
every day that the trust is in exist
ence.
Guatemala is calling San Salvador
to account for the killing at Concession
of q Guatemalan subject without
cause.
Inter Oceanic railway is receiving
more stock for its line, which is not
equipped to the requirements of the
traffic.
The trouble ON the Pacific division
of the u. p, is settled by compro-
mise; the mountain men get more
wages.
Annual crop report for Texas is
more favorable than one week ago,
and in the coast region is exceptional
ly good.
Kerr county has all arrangements
made for o thorough canvass of the
county by districts for the Llano
extension.
Charles FELTON, is elected senator
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