San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-07
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SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

loI Jc~ish oApuielouS iiou hoSSo".
Houston sells 200 acres adjoining
town site for $4,000.
France reduces duty on wheat to
3 francs; on flour to 6 francs.
Mexico is pushing the Cerdan VAL
ley railroad.
President Diaz receives the italian
minister, Segre.
Intsroceanic is pushing it's lines to-
wards the Pacific.
Brooklyn police are importuned for
protection against Malta eXactions.
The text book bill was engrossed
without any enacting clause.
Florida's 6lst ballot for senator
gives Call so, Mays 43, others 5.
International convention Y. M. G.
A. is in session at Kansas City.
The New Orleans report occasions
no surprise at Washington.
st Louis considers the verdict q
prearranged affair to justify the
lynching.
Washington Post says that the ver-
dict sows very dangerous elements In
New Orleans society.
New Orleans States thinks there
was no escape from the conclusion,
"the people did it,"
Senior Carte, italian consul at New
Orleans thinks that serious complica-
tons will arise.
The Washington diplomats contend
that no treaty stipulations with Italy
have been broken.
Little Rock papers justify the find
ing of no indictments against the
New Orleans citizens.
New York Herald says the New
Orleans verdict speaks the continent
of the American people.
Kansas City thinks the verdict
right, thatN ew ORLEANS took the only
course possible.
Austin ladies select their represent
tatives to the Fort Worth worlds
fair meeting.
The hotblooded italian editor of
New York is under $1,000 bonds TO
answer charge of perjury.
Cashier Brent ley Of the Iron Noun
tain Is $40, 600 short. He turns in $16,-
600 real estate as an offset.
Strike on the Dallas cable works
continues and all hands quit who
were temporarily employed.
Sol Richardson trial at Dallas for
the theft of $l4 600 from Wells Fargo
& Co. will probably end in acquital.
An American gentleman and daugh-
ter attacked with stones and severely
hurt at Florence, Italy.
Western ticket agents will stand in
with the Chicago and Alton and boy
colt the boycotters.
Victoria and Goliad are rival claim
ants for that line northwest from
Corpus Christi.
Huntsville quarymen are arranging
to supply rock to the jetty contraG-
tors.
The Grant sawmill and $500 acres
of timberland near Phelps is sold for
$4,000.
Spanish minister at Washington is
ordered to siga the new trade treaty
Immediately.
Ignaeio Monies de Oca has been
called to Rome from Mexico, with an
archbishopric in view.
The % army division of the Russian
forces will not 60 to the western from
tier.
Hall Hunter is acquitted at Waco of
the charge of murder, for killing a
negro II years ago.
Salvador is making treaties with
the other Central American states to
prevent Barrillos from making war.
Colonel Salamanca, Mex, says they
have discovered smokeless powder
superior to the European article.
War ship Blanco destroyed by Chilli
torpedo boats and 5 officers and $50
men drowned.
Austrian government will be inter-
polated concerning treatment of Aus
trian subjects in America as slaves.
The Drummers' ASSOCIATION had a
reception at Laredo on their return
from Monterey.
Cuba takes coal, petroleum., ma
chinery and fats free from Uncle Sam,
and duty on flour is reduced 30 per
cent.
The electric car line is now running
across the international bridge at
Laredo. Its terminus is two miles in
Nueva Laredo.
The effect of the finding, while not
legally satisfactory, will have good
influence upon the turbulent orders
of society.
Chicago is mixed in opinion. The
Times thinks the jury gave too much
latitude to the idea that you cannot
indict a whole people.
Philadelphia does not care for the IL
miscreants but it is concerned to
know if the greatest city in the south