San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-10
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ToDDeu Vi SA,oOO III gO0Q5.
The Streator party in the Illinois
election seem knocked out.
Six thousand miners resume work
in the Nj ,nongahela Valley.
California legislature passes mod
flied Australian ballot law.
The wheat market is still strong
and active and sales higher.
Kansas house and senate are wide
apart on the appropriation bills.
The roads In Minnesota are inn
passible on account of snow drifts.
Gibson Miller & Co.'S printing house
at Omaha destroyed; loss 100000.
Mills is swinging around the circle,
on his way home from Washington.
Rev. Christians Sans, Texas mis-
sionary.. in 1882, dies at Joliet aged
70.
Mondays voting at Springfield, ILL.,,
was not significant. Noquorum pres
ent.
The Anti-Parnell faction hold sue
cessful meetings at Helton and Sill
sea.
Parnen had to secure police protec-
ton Sunday ON his return to Donald
son.
The archbishop of Cork denounces
all attempts to hold Parnell meet
ings.
The Hennessy murderers will rely
on establishing an alibi as their de-
tense.
Josiah Morris dies at Montgomery.
Alabama, aged 70, worth nearly S.
000, 900.
Dallas strongly petitions Mayor
Conner to be a candidate for re-
eletion.
The president did not leave on his
Delaware duck hunt until Monday
afternoon.
The st. Louis and San Francisco
road will increase its capital stock to
81, OOO, 900.
The Gulf ports were all too shallow
for that dry dock site, SO say the COM
missioners.
Supreme court U. s. decides the
New Orleans drainage case against
appellants.
England Is swept by fearful gales,
and loss of shipping and stock is
very heavy.
August Belmont is chairman of
board of directors of the Louisville
and Nashville.
The property to be secured by the
government for the dry dock site, is
held at $50, 900.
No frosts have interfered with
fruits or crops In Dewitt county and
the coast region.
The Louisiana peach crop has been
killed by the rain, sleet, hail and fros t
of the past week.
Senten is affirmed against the negro
bulldozers in Baton Rouge parish La.
and they 60 up for 20 years.
The American refrigerator COM
pany is extending its service over the
Pacific and Cotton Belt lines.
The states ofMissisippi andAlabama
and parts of Tennessee are flooded
and railway traffic suspended.
The democrats set Houston, the U.
8. treasurer, down as very much dis
gruntled at President Harrison.
The republican senate has the
granger house in the Kansas legisla-
ture where it cannot help itself.
McGregOr Of the U. S. treasury de-
partment resigns and is made immi-
grant inspector at Puget Sound.
Speaker Elders bill recommending
20 per cent. reduction in Kan sas
freights does not pass committee.
The med ical commission of Madrid
report, favoring the total suspension
of treatment by the Koch method.
Secretary of War Proctor has left
Washington on tour of inspection of
the military posts of the southwest.
The Ball high school building Gal
weston catches fire from the furnace,
but fire is extinguished without dam.
age.
Prince Jerome Napoleon nears
death. His sister refuses to enter his
room while Madam Canissy is pres
emit.
The Berdheim treatment for con-
sumption by blood transmission is
much more fatal than the Koch treat
ment.
Kansas house passes senate bill
making eight hours legal day labor
for state, county and municipal en-
ployees.
EX-Minister to Liberia Smith wants
President Harrison to appoint a col
ored man to represent the race at the
worlds fair.
The republicans in California Iegis-
Iature have 80 votes out of the l2O in
both bodies. Balloting for senator
commences today.
The U. s. steamer Monterey will be