San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-21
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dead, at Grand Rapids.
W.J.Nicholson, hardware, Gonzales,
fails, liabilities $4,000.
San Marcos celebrates San Jacinto
day with ball and banquet.
Kyle sends 700 cattle into the In
dian Territory.
Captain Kelso of Uvalda dies sud-
denly of heart disease.
Jellico KY. miners to the number of
1000 threaten strike.
On test vote Parnell secures five
votesP arliniam emit.
Fava Stops over in Paris, talking
about the New Orleans affair.
Denison cotton manufacturing COM
pany is in the hands of receiver.
Danger to the Austin dam is feared
from high water.
Austin's dam railway will be flu
ished in two weeks.
Two university students hav
sent to Austin small pox camp
Floresville and Elmendorf and Bee
vile report very heavy rains.
The Trinity river and all the streams
In central Texas are up and coming.
Yesterdays rain was the most
extensive Texas has had for years.
Uvalde and Del Rio greet the presi-
Dental party.
Del Rio hail storm breaks windows
and does slight damage to crops.
Blaine returns to Washington from
Fort Monroe.
Denison is moving IN the matter of
Texas car advertising.
England is getting mad over Portu-
gals high-handed acts in Africa.
The British are in danger in Mash.
onaland sud many are leaving.
Bell county reports only one.fourth
of fruit crop.
Bolton reports 20 cases OF smallpox
cared for, at cost of $1,000.
Portuguese seize the Willough by
expedition vessels at Biera and inn
prison his crew.
Complications multiply in South
Africa, and trouble is brewing
between England and Portugal.
Russia will increase her forces on
the southwestern frontier by $4,000
men.
+ A baby cyclone at ittsburg, Tex,
destroys three residences and serious
ly Injuries Mrs. Powell.
The white republicans of South
Carolina hold q convention, and will
send delegation to Cincinnati.
Trouble continues in the coke r;
gion, and the sheriff is powerless
without the military.
Portugal holds the British msil
sacks at Mashonaland and refuses TO
deliver mail to British subjects.
The new treaty with Spain places
American cereals in Cuba on the
same footing with Spanish.
Florida democrats will stick to the
two-thirds caucus rule in nominating
senator. Call is way ahead.
Colonel Valentino, Sth Infantry, 10
made brigadier general vice Gibbon,
retired.
Chicago grand jury find true bill
against Secretary Gibson of the whis-
key trust.
Austin reports heaviest rain in 81
years; 1t flooded Easements and did
SEINE damage to goods.
The boycott against the Alton road
continues, and all the roads will soon
be in it.
Hampstead corn growers are dis
couraged over the overflow in the
Brazos bottoms.
Bertrand, of the Paris varieties, has
been appointed director of the French
opera.
Liverpool cotton is down three
points; New York, s points; New Or
leans, 8 points.
Madagascar reports bring news of
the horrible massacre of the governor
of Tu bear and 81 soldiers.
Kansas cattlemen are purchasing
cattle at Sinner to ship to the Terri
tory.
Kansas and Dakota are without
stock cattle, and large shipments will
be made from Texas.
Creiger gives 1t up and declares
Washburn, republican, mayor Of
Chicago.
New York raises $4,000 to divide
between Gen. Sherman's two daugh-
ters.
Railroad thieves whose stealings in
three years have been fully 100000
are arrested at Pittsburg.
A deputy constable at Little Rock
kills passenger while shooting at .
brakeman who had put him of the
train.
The eight Greek indians who were
to have been shot yesterday escaped,
three have been recaptured, and par
dons were awaiting these three.
Coroners jury find the dead miners