San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-17

lraly will not send an iron clad to
the mouth of the Mississippi.
Mexico has been ratified by earth
guakes in several Of the states.
The U. s. government will hardly
do more than apologize to Italy.
Luling rejoices in the rain which
came as a godsend to the farmers.
Don Lopez is minister for foreign
affairs IN the Nicaraguan cabinet.
MCGEE who shot and killed Officer
Fem at Houston has been caught.
Water at New Orleans is within six
inches of the highest ever recorded.
There is slight decline in Liver
pool cotton, but the market is manip-
ulated.
The sober second thought of the
country is against the New Orleans
killing.
The papers continue to give columns
of gossip concerning the New Orleans
trouble.
The italian journals are not, as a
rule, severe on the occurrence at New
Orleans.
Dallas is full Of the X. of P, who
are there for the Grand Lodge and
the drill.
Explosion of ammunition in the
Omdurman arsenal, Cairo, kills 100
dervlsbers.
The Snyder murder trial is on and
the little son testifies TO the brutality
of his father.
The Thunderer says Portugal Will
be called to account for Selling of that
African steamer.
Italy is we'll pleased with Presi-
dent HarrisoD's stand in the New
Orleans trouble.
Italy will probably demand indem-
nifty for the families of those killed
at New Orleans.
O'Malley, the detective who really
caused the trouble in New Orleaus, is
q Cleveland thief.
Some of the Italian papers speak of
their New Orleans fraters as the gal.
ley slaves of Europe.
The Malta threatened the Italian
consul with death last fall If he did
not interfere for their release.
Patterson of New Orleans justifies
his action on the ground that there
Is no power above the people.
British government declines to
place a labor representative of any
kind on the labor commission.
Canada is asking England for
large force of regulars variously esti
mated at from to 100 regiments.
Dallas has another sensational
murder. Mrs. Della Clare is shot by
her alleged ashland, who escaped.
Gov. Nichols wires Blaine that all
Is quiet in New Orleans and that he
will reply to the secretary's telegram.
The Italians all over the country
are in arms over the New Orleans
killing demanding vengeance or war.
The district attorney says he placed
so little reliance on POlitE statement
that it was not taken down in writing
All action taken by the Italians in
the case of the Malta at New Or
leans will be through the italian con-
sui.
Parkeson, who led the attack upon
the prison at New Orleans, says the
matter was in obedience TO q public
demand.
Turner, who declared so openly in
the Canadian parliament in favor OF
annexation, is threatened with arrest
for treason.
United States Marshall Kirk is
under $1,000 bonds for accidentally
killing his cook while patting her
with a pistol
Investigation by the governor OF
Guanajuato shows no Americun in
person in that state by the name of
Graham as alleged.
The italian deputies are assured by
Rudini that the New Orleans matter
will only serve TO draw more closely
the two governments.
President Diaz would welcome all !
Americans desiring to become &C
quainted with the country, as he |
wants the truth known.
The English government has no
particulars concerning the seizure of !
the African steamer, except that it |
was seized tor smuggling.
Arkansas committee on constitu- |
tional amendments recommends a |
change in the organic law, increasing !
the number of amendments that may !
be voted on at one time 70 ten.