San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-06
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SNOW slu0 AT OuIay, COl0radO.
New York money on call ranges
from 2 to 1-2 per cent.
Manchester advices are not favor
able for holders of cotton.
Sir Charles Upper wants reciprocity
with the United States.
Italy will probably form coalition
ministry with di-Ridudi at its head.
Indiana senate passes sweeping
antitrust law.
Archbishop Labarti, city of Mexico,
Is dead.
Reciprocity agreements are being
negotiated with Cuba and Venezuela.
House debates sundry civil ap-
preparation bill, but reaches no vote.
The alliances of Indiana, Kentucky,
Tennessee and Illinois form trust.
The agreement between Brazil and
the United States takes effect Janu-
airy l, 1892.
Golf & Browns saloon at UvaIde
robbed, $3.50 taken from the unlocked
safe.
o. P. Adams, special correspondent
Dallas News, shot down by an I'M
known in front of Abilene post office.
Col. Ropes is daily expected at
Corpus Christi. He will be rendered
great ovation on his return.
Grading is being pushed and the
rails looked for on the Corpus Christi
and South American road.
Fight at Ardmore, I. T. between L.
8. Marshals and horse thieves. The
leader is shot and men captured.
TaIrant county has presented the
hame of Henry Finch for the new
judgeship.
Texas weather review reports the
week as favorable to farming opera
tions.
Threatened strikes on Canadian,
Pacific and Grand trunk railways are
reported.
An epidemic of spotted fever is de-
vastating Springtown, II miles from
Weatherford.
The free coinage bill will not be
tackled on as rider to the pensions
appropriation bill but to some other.
Emin Pashs and Wissman are
offered continued service by Ger
many.
Pension bill appropriates $l33, 49,
0S3 for the year and 81, S72, 900 for ex-
penses.
Senate passes bill establishing
marine board for mechanics and ma
rines.
Senate autho lies exploration and
survey of Alaska interior and ap-
propriates 100000 for that purpose.
Senate authorizes, construction of
three Indian schools, one each in
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan,
limiting cost to $4,000 each.
Won Caprivi says Germany's Afri-
can policy has followed the lines laid
down by Bismark.
Farmers Alliance council at Wash
ington formulate their wants at the
hands of congress; they are volum-
inous.
Federal court at st. Louis author
ICES surrender of deed of Cotton Belt
property in Missouri to the new
ow lers.
Senatorial republican caucus held
tremendously and order of business
agreed upon. It does not include
election bill.
Bland moves free coinage as an
amendment to the sundry civil bill.
IL took the gold bugs by SURPRISE. 1t
is doub ted if the motion is in order.
Gen. Mitre.says he willarrived in
Buenos Ayres to prosecute his canvas
for the presidency March Goth.
A little girl at Guthrie locks her
mother in a bedroom and fires the
window curtains. The mother :is
burned to death and the child
seriously hurt.
A Terrell, Texas, woman rescues
her babies from her divorced husband
who had kidnapped them and gone to
st. Louis.
First Arkansas Valley bank, Kan
sas, suspends, it was the oldest bank
in southwest Kansas. Its assets are
sufficient to pay liabilities.
The president fully approves the
reciprocity relations entered into with
Brazil and Issues proclamation accord
ingly.
Brazil admits free of duty American
breadstuffs, meats, agricultural i'm
Elements, engines, etc., and reduces
duty rs per cent on other articles.
Ingalls, announces on his return to
the senate that he would have voted
against the change of rules and
against taking up the elections bill.
Railway employees in Kansas OPP
pose reduction by the legislature of
fares to cents per mile, as 1t will
work reduction of wages.
There was fight before the foot
Fabio Romano was being played at
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