San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-31
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CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

T. & s. Fe. gets higher position.
Great dest tuition Is reported from
Rawlins cou nty, Kansas.
Yoakum has received the material
for a 5000 bottling plant.
Secretary Windom's death caused
q fall in the London silver market.
Train loads of hogs are passing into
Mexico daily viz Eagle Pass.
Six blocks burned at Cynot, Ohio,
and three persons lose their lives.
Strikers resume work on the Scotch
railroads, save the Caledonian.
Opinion Is expressed that Tracy
will be transferred from the navy to
the treasury department..
Mckinley favors free coinage and
Twill probabIys:support the bill row
II co mmitte.
Coinage committee is adjourned I'M
til Tuesday, without setting. day for
vote.
All public buildings in the United
States will carry flags at half mast
on the day of Windom's funeral.
Minnesota congressional delegation
will take action for the state in the
matter of WINDOWS death.
Additional Indian appropriations
are recommended to the amount of
$3.50 500.
Seguin votes to place her public
school in charge of the city authorl-
ties.
Secretary Window had been suffer-
ing with valvular disease of the heart
for months.
All official receptions and entertain
m.nts at Washington will probably
be cancelled for the season.
The South Dakota senatorial con.
| test develops consider able attempted
bribery.
The canard about Indians invading
north Texas has been run to earth.
1t was all hoax.
OF the miners entom bed in the Chaplin
mine, Mich, four have escaped leav-
| ing only two victims.
Pearsall will petition for law pre-
| venting the shipping of Frio county
deer. wild turkey and quail.
Ingalls, friends are mentioning his
name in connection with the treasury
secretaryship.
New York board of trade aad Illl-
nois legislature pass resolutions eu-
logistic of the dead secretary.
The final trial trip of the United
States cruiser San Francisco lie entire
ly satisfactory.
tits reported that $4,000 govern
ment troops have joined the CHILEAN
| insurgents.
Fifty thousand CHILEAN rebels are at
Quillota, 80 miles from the capital,
| and preparing for an advance upon II.
Keeble, of Selma, Alabama, who
| failed for $3.50, 900 had hypothecated
| cotton warehouse receipts for his own
credit, and has fled the country.
The testimony is universal to the
| urbanity and kindness of the dead
| secretary particularly to newspaper
| men.
All persons quarrying stone in the
Cherokee strep are. ordered out and all
others not having proper authority
for remaining.
Secretary of National Citizens AL
lance says that the Topeka meeting
was unauthorized and he will not or
ganize that body.
Owensby will appear before the
silver pool committee if his expenses
are paid, and names Foraker as his
attorney.
Toughs in Ida, Grayson county,
| throw eggs into revival meeting
and raise sheol. When found out it
will go hard with them.
Secretary WINDOWS remains reach
1 L VIZ u 400
ternoon; the funeral will probably
occur on Monday.
Henebarger & Co., commission, st.
Louis, fail. Losses about $50, 900. 1t
is thought the firm will meet all in
debtedness.
Minnesota legislature spreads reso-
lutions of regret on it's minutes, tele-
graphs Mrs. Window its condolences,
and adjourps.
Governor Hogg offers $500 reward
for the apture of each of the MUIR
derers of the. Adami brothers in
En- cinal county.
A shortage of 10, 1000. 900 bushels in
tn governments reported estimate of
last seasons wheat crop is reported;
the information Is furnished. by the
alliance committee.
The American colony in London ex-
press deep grief at the sudden death
of Secretary Window. John G. New,
consul general, was dear friend of
the dead secre tary.
There is panicky feeling In Cedu-
las, Argentine Republic, over the con-
dition of the provincial bank, which
the government says must depend
upon its own resources.
Mills, of Texas, is one of the mem