San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-21
LATE TElEGRAMS
soILso DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sps-
ciaL AND oTHEs SOURCES.

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Uncle Sam is not furnishing gold
coin tor shipment abroad.
Bond Burgess shot by his step son
at Gonzales Is recovering.
The Americans in Sicily are all
right; no danger as reported.
Beeville buries her biggest man,
John Fadden, he weighed $50.
Frazer implicated in the Eagle Lake
killing is out on $4,000 bond.
There are allegations of bribery in
the California senatorial election.
O'Malley, of New Orleans, is at
Memphis, with his wife and child.
Cotton receipts of this season are
793, 24S bales in excess of last season.
New York money is easy, silver
so SIS, bonds dull, wool dull but firm.
Philadelphia Italians saw there is
no Malta; but if there is they denounce
1t.
Cypr ess lumber company's plan
seized at Pine Bluff, Ark. by credit
ors.
II the season is favorable Dewitt
will double her cotton output of last
year.
Nine state legislatures have APP
pointed deleg rates to the Western Con.
gress.
The italian meeting at COoper's
Union, New York, was an immense
affair.
Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas
Pacific roads declare 2 per cent div
idend.
Uncle Sam will be called upon TO
punish the movers in the New Orleans
matter.
st. George Episcopal church, st.
Louie, burned. Church cost Sis, 900,
in 1888.
ReesthsI Il Co., importers of
crockery, fail at New York for
$l50,000.
Wreck on the M. X. h r., near
Whitesboro; several cattle cars
wrecked.
Snyder, of San Marcos, is found
guilty of murder, and death penalty
imposed.
Lawrence Barrett the trsgedian is
dead, heart failure, at Windsor hotel,
New York.
Northern and local shippers have
invested $500, 900 in San Angelo NUT
ton this month.
Cap McKeague of the Uptopia is
under arrest charged with mismanag-
ment of his ship.
u. 8. government assures Italy that
ample PREPARATION will be given for the
New Orleans affair.
Salisbury is evidently uneasy over
the attitude of France on the New
Foundland question.
foundlanders demand that the French
recede from the coast.
Senators Ingalls, and Stewart will
be present at the Western Congress,
and several members of congress.
Keystone National bank Philadel-
phia is closed by comptroller of the
currency. No information obtain
able.
Anaconda copper mines. Mon. shut
down owing to quarrel with the
railway over freights. 1t throws 5000
men out.
The Schwarz failure at Louisville
is more serious than first reported
Liabilities are $3.50, 900; will pay 10 cts.
on the dollar.
Kansas City has completed arran ge-
ments for that Western Congress,
April 14.ls, and provisions made for
1000 delegates.
Texas legislators come to San An
tonic to confer with Secretary Proctor
concerning additional military pro-
lection at Fort Brown.
President Harrison, Hayes, Cleve.
ladG, and all the governors of states
are invited TO attend the Western
Congress, at Kansas City.
A seizure of Boulanger papers and
conspirstors has been effected In
Paris; they point to regularly organ
lied plot to form regiments.
A fly negro boy II years old jumps
from q car onto the 1. d @. N. rail-
road track, and his legs are cut off ny
a passing engine at Houston.
If government attempts to coerce
there will be q disso-
luton of parliament; if she does not
coerce, probably war with France.
Unless the purchase of the equity
OF the Choctaws and ChickasaWs in
the Cheyenne and Arapshoe lands
is made by government, settlers'titles
will be clUuded.
Mrs. Long, of Denison, tries the
route but is switched off by
q ST. mach pump. She was a young
bride, and had drawn a blank in the
lottery.
There will be no action taken by
Great Britain in the Newfoundland