San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-03
LATE TELEGRAMS
soILEp DOWN FROM PRIVATE. sps-
CiAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

STop icpolp oil oNoi tuo statc 10 io-
vorable:
The elections interest over the state
is general.
Gov. Hill declares himself opposed
to free trade.
Smallpox is holding q strong grip
on San Diego.
Emperor William is bsnquetted at
Settin by his brother Henry.
Ex.President Gonzales of Mexico is
dangerously i'll.
State of Puebla abolishes the death
penalty.
General Arbert Pike the most
exalted of American masons is dead.
The Pennsylvania militia are order
ed into the western coke region.
Rudipi's second letter is much
more moderate.
Another deficit in Treasurer Wood
wards accounts is discovered.
The Choctaw council is in session
at Tuscahoma.
Montana offers troops in case they
are needed in q war with Italy.
President Diaz is in Pueblo at the
opening of the penitentiary.
The president has not abandoned
his southern and western trip.
Bill introduced at Austin for the
sale of the state printing department..
Brigadier General Wiley goes to
Westmoreland county with the 10th
and 18th regiments.
The 18th Pennsylvania regiment
was ready for action in two hours
after being ordered out.
President Bonacina, of the Italian
chamber of commerce London, calls
Fava's recall flash in the pan.
Galveston and FL Paso are among
the cities 10 be visited by President
Harrison.
Southern Pacific break is nearly
completed and trains will soon make
schedule time.
The Australian colonies are feder-
ated, the Queen to appoint the gov
ernor general.
Two Galveston children aged IA
and IS, attempt to elope, but get
spanked instead. - S.
Hays county increases her cotton
acreage 20 per cent. over last years
crop.
The Monterey & Gulf railroad Is
running to within 60 miles of Tam
pico.
The Chill elections give govern
ment majorities and defeat the insur-
gents.
Testimony in the Kiucaid murder
trial is all in. Court refuses to strike
Taulbee's declaration from the record.
Most of the men who were killed
were Austrians. The Austrian con-
sui at Pittsburg will investigate.
Baron Fava fingers around Wash
ington, and has not demanded his
passports.
Blaine's letter to Marquis imperial
puzzles that gentleman, and he has
no reply.
The letter of Mr.. Blaine is very
strongly commended by men of all
shades of opinion.
Minister Porter's representations
seem to have caused Rudini to recon-
slider his action.
Rear Admiral Brsine says the
italian fleet could easily blockade
New York.
This trouble with Italy will hasten
the preparation and armament Of q
decent American navy.
Matters are going as usual in Mr..
Blaine's office and the regular work
Is not interrupted.
The Bivouac of Confederate SOL
diers, Nashville, Tenn, formally ten
ders its services for war with Italy.
Waco is colonizing voters in the
second ward to influence Tuesdays
election.
Detail has been made for the pre-
liminary survey of the continental
railway.
The deputies are under arrest who
defended the coke works, and give
bail.
John Lushka, Russian, arrested
Monday for bomb throwing, was res
cued by q mob of his countrymen.
The sheriff has gone to capture
Lushka, and as his defenders are
armed q bloody fight is expected.
Alabama cities call state copven.
ton to arrange for Worlds fair con-
tributions, the Legislature making no
appropriation.
The Malta victims were naturaliZed
American citizens with the exception
of four. One of these four has voted,
and two more are refugee murderers
from Italy!
italian Councillor at Paris says; at
the most FaVa will get unlimited
leave of absence but there will be no
war.
The defense Of the italian govern