San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-03
SO SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. TUESDAY, MARCH 3. 1891
LATE TElEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sPE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

ciAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
The Pope was so years old Monday,
March End.
Judge Burkhardt opens court at
Hampstead.
Conferees on Indian appropriation
bill cannot agree.
The state OF siege has been resumed
in Buenos Ayres.
Corn planting has commenced in
south west Texas.
Pfeffer, senator elect from Kansas,
is in Washington.
Illinois legislature is still in the
senatorial deadlock.
Conferees on sundry civil bill have
come to an agreement.
Second National bank of Mcpherson
Kansas closes its doors.
Senate concurs in House amend
ment for postal subsidies.
Hood Camp takes steps to turn it's
property over to the state.
The Queen of Spain announces am
nesty to political offenders.
The official census of Texas by
counties is received at Austin.
The Mexican mission is raised to the
first grade by the consular bill.
Floesco forms q new Roumanian
cabinet; not warranted to stick.
Post office appropriation bill is in
the hands of conference committee.
Rev. H. A. Graves, q prominent
Methodist clergyman, dies at Seguin
House refuses to'concur in senates
amendment to Indian appropriations.
Conference report on bill repeating
timber culture law passes the house.
House passes senate bill granting
widow Of Admiral Porter $500 q
year.
Senate considers general deficiency
bill and adjourns without conclud-
ing it.
The Georgia oat crop was killed by
last weeks freeze, and fruit very bad
ly cut.
Agricultural appropriation bill is
before senate and passes with amend.
ments.
Henderson, of Nebraska, is elected
vice president of the senate vice
Ingalls,.
Agricultural report for February
is generally favorable as to crop con-
ditions.
Senate provides for 81 1904, O95 French
spoilatiOn claims in the general de-
ficiency bill.
AS. Ramsey, of Yoakum, city clerk
year old child.
The alliances of Nebraska, Kansas,
Missouri and Iowa form a grain and
live stock trust.
The Iron Mountain postal clerk
who threw two mail sacks in the
creek is fined $500.
A cheap edition of Sherman's
memoirs Is to be published for the
benefit of his heirs.
The Yellow Pine Lumber company
of Texas is sued for money and lands
to the extent Of $50, coo.
Crispi is very. anxious to return to
power, and is working with the papal
authorities to that end.
Ingalls, is thanked for the dignified
and impartial manner in which he
presided over the senate.
Queen Victoria is pleased at the
Frederick received in Paris.
Statue to John Wesley, founder of
Msthodism, unveiled in London Mon
day, the Tooth anniversary of his
death.
Schooner Coquette and cargo of
railroad ties total loss off Galveston.
Crew picked up in an exhausted con-
dition.
1t is rumored that Politz, one of the
prisoners charged with the murder OF
Hennessy, has made d startling con-
fessiOn.
The steamer Chester arrives at New
York with all the crew and cattle
men of the Iowa, cut through by an
iceberg.
The troops are parading the Chero-
kee strip and will burn all tents and
bouses and confiscate all firearms of
boomers.
Arkansas legislature leaves it OPP
tional with juries to assess death
penalty or penitentiary for conviots
in murder cases.
Dallas is bound to get in that six
miles square, and calls a public meet
ing instructing her representatives, at
Austin to that effect.
Conference of congress ON consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill
agrees. 1t permits subsidy of $780,
600 per annum for Is years for Hawai-
ian cable.