San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-28
LATE TELEGRAMS
soILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sPe-
CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

1st as daily.
Miles and party have arrived in the
city of Mexico.
Wheat crop in Southern Russia is
most unpromisiDg.
Commercial hotel fire, Austin, Pa,
scores two victims.
The Queen will remain a month in
the south of France.
Omaha notifies Parnell that she will
contribute no funds.
Irish priests suppress the circula-
ton of ParnelPs paper.
Illinois imposes penalty on voters
who refuse to register.
The long drawn out Chicago carpen-
penter's strike is ended.
knights of Labor boycott the Ro-
chester clothing makers.
Dun's Review says money is fair
and increasing in supply.
Peope Leo gives his apostolic bene-
diction to the worlds fair.
Baltcheff, minister of finance for
Bulgaria, is assassinated.
The Spanish American treaty nego-
tiations progress tavorably.
Secretary Proctor and party leave
ElPaso for the Pacific coast.
California brandy makers are
trying to corner the market.
The Kincsid trial in Washington
has not concluded testimony.
The department of the Pacific will
recruit Indians for the army.
New York senate passes the $500, 600
appropriation for worlds fair.
Massachusetts abolishes the prop
erty qualifications for governor.
Honduras is offering special induce.
ments to American immigrants.
Barrilas OF Guatemala is introduce
ing reforms and building railway.
Palmer as yet is taking no dip in
the Chicago split among democrats.
The French admiral leaves Vera
Cruz for New Orleans, thence to New
York.
The English dissenting ministers
protest against Dilke's return TO pub
lie life.
Employees New York division of
the Pennsylvania road ask per cent
advance.
The arbitrators do not feel sanguine
of adjusting the Newfoundland COM
plications.
The onyx output of Chihuahua and
Pueblo Is growing increasingly rich
and beautiful.
Malta murder in Tyrol causes much
excitement, the victim being a man
of prominence.
Salisbury assures Leopold that Ant
werp shall be taken care of in case of
a European war.
Mexico iG rife with rumors of gov
eminent changes, but they are gen.
orally discredited.
The Irish question grows less likely
of settlement as personal feeling
grows more bitter.
The ALP per cent loan natures
next September. There are only $50,
900, 900 outstanding.
Bill passes in Maine refusing suff-
rage to any one who cannot read and
write his own name.
Italy may refuse to participate in
the Worlds fair on account of the
New Orleans trouble.
The court house of Cork, Ireland
take fire during the Dillon trial and
is burned to the ground.
Clerk, treasurer and commissioners
of Comanche county, Kas., arrested,
charged with malfeasance.
The city of Mexico is full of stran-
gers for holy week, and the Emma
Juch company is among them.
Cap. O'Shea sues the cath Ollie bis
hops for alleged libellous utterances
as to his relations with Parnell.
Dixie says France is irritated at
England over Egyptian affairs, or she
would sell her Newfoundland rights
Marion TomIIn fatally shot by Car
ter, at Sommerville, Tenn, for trad.
ucing ayoupg lady in Carter's fam.
lily.
Vice-President Douglas of the ILL
nois central dies at Chicago of grippe.
He was one of the pioneers of the
city.
The Irish crowd cheered Justify
when the union jack that fiOated over
the Cork court house fell into the
flames.
Bark Dictator goes ashore at Cape
Henry, including the little son OF
the captain, who died as his father
was swimming ashore with him, eight
lives were lost.
New fires are being started in the
coke regions and the operators are
getting away with the men who re-
fuse the reduction.
The governor of Rhode Island hon.
ors BulkleYls requisitlOn for q prs.