San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-07
LATE ~TELEGRAMS
soILEp DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Salisbury is considering Blaine's
last note on the Behring question.
The conference between the Irish
leaders at Boulogne is not ended.
The Laredo Improvement company
is in the hands of a receiver.
Hecker Howell & Co., suspended, of
New York, resumes business.
New Hampshire legislature will
elect a republican senator.
A strike is imminent among the st.
Louis carpenters May l.
House goes into committee Of the
whole on the shipping bill.
Aidmore pos %toffice, L. T., is raised
to the presidential class.
The Legislatures of almost all the
northern states are in session.
Fort Worth orders all school child
rem vaccinated.
Destructive fires are reported at
Owensville and at Winchester, both
in Kentucky.
Nebraska legislature is threatened
with a deadlock republicans, 81;
democrats, So; alliance, 43.
Carlisle of Kentucky favors the
nomination of Morrison of Illinois for
resident.
The consolidation of the Mo. Pacific
and A. Il. & 3. f. roads is reported in
progress.
Miles is to take all possible pre-
cautions to protect the settlements,
without ~bloodshed if he can.
Teller makes a strong speech in the
senate In favor of free coinage.
u. s. Senate discusses the financial
bill, goes into executive session and
%adiourns.
Local manager Ring of the Ameri-
can packing company, st. Louis is
charged with emoezzling $1,000
A board of inquiry into the Forsythe
the case is sitting at Pine Ridge agen-
cy.
The extension of the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande to Brownswood Is
contracted for.
Georgetown guarantees to prevent
the count from bringing in witnesses
from infected places.
81. Packard is appointed receiver
of the Texas Western Narrow Gauge,
from Houston to Sealy.
Postofice at Rock Springs, Kimble
county, discontinued after the 18th
instant. Mail goes to Junction City.
State Treasurer holland, of Missouri,
does not want Judge Edwards to try
his case, and alleges prejudice.
III luse committee on improvements
is taking testimony as to condition OF
levees.
The list of subscribers to the Irish
fund is so rapidly growing that it Gam
not be published Immediately.
The chances OF a free coinage of sill
yer bill passing the senate are i'm
proving.
The house is more friendly to a free
coinage bill than it was before the re-
cess.
Eighty-two Indians and sixty-three
women and children were buried
after the Wounded Knee fight; zoe
were killed all told.
Gen. Miles reported that Col. For.
sythe had made such disposition oil
his forces as to endanger the lives OF
his own men, killing several by his
own ire, hence his removal.
The evictions from the railway cot
taee at Glasgow, Scotland, have led
to riots and serious injuries to police
and strikers.
Austin's proposed charter takes in
the south side of the river and both
sides of the river for several miles
above.
There are prospects of a fight be-
tween the hostiles and the friendly
indians who are confined in the hos
tile camp.
No trouble is anticipated from the
indians at Fort Totten, s. D., although
they are on half rations and supplies
exhausted.
Globe Democrat correspondents de-
cline to give information concerning
the existence of a silver pool among
congressman, as alleged in the Clio be
Democrat.