San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-08
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Arkansas Harbor sales were $35, 900
the first day.
Texas Real Estate convention meets
in Fort Worth.
Deadlock continues in the Minne-
sofa legislature.
H.C. Pugh, of Indiana, is nominated
consul to Palermo.
Col. Forsythe is to be reinstated I'M
til campaign closes.
Louisiana farmers will not join the
third party movement.
Copious rains are reported in sever
al sections of the state.
Gillenwaters, wholesale and retail
grocer of Victoria, fails.
Edmunds grows sarcastic in opposi-
tiOn to the financial bill.
Vote on the financial bill will very
likely be reached Friday.
Coving oysters is successfully car
ried on ut Corpus Christi.
Pennsylvania republicans renom-
mate Cameron for senator.
Cattle on the southwest Texas
ranges are IN fine condition.
There was no dance at Red Rock, 1.
T., and the natives are all quiet.
An Austin market gardener realizes
$3.50 from three acres of cabbaees.
First national bank of Claude, Texas
burned out, and one general store.
The Missouri house anticipates q
hot time in it's contest for speaker.
The southern members of congress
generally oppose the shipping bill.
Illinois house is democrat by two
majority; senate Largely republican.
Yoakum reports baby cyclone
and damage to some small buildings.
Victoria raises her quarantine
against infected points. The scare is
over.
Great Britain and the continent are
experiencing cold weather after the
thaw.
Officer Judkins of Fort Worth is
suspended for striking q prisoner in
court.
Kansas legislature will probably
defer election of senator until Febru-
airy 4th.
Ice gives way under a skating party
on the river Danube and scores are
drowned.
American harvester trust denies
that advance of prices has been de-
cided on.
Judge Wilson resigns his seat as
one of the Texas judges of the court of
of appeals.
Mobiles carries his point and prevents
the appointment of army men as In
dian agents.
Confidence grows in the passage of
the financial bill with q free coinage
amendment.
The New Hampshire legislature
organizes with 179 republicans and
l5S democrats.
Three st. Louis workmen buried
under the cavipg walls of sewer and
seriously hurt.
Miner and Browning are prominent
candidates for the speakership of the
Texas legislature.
Gen. Miles tells the Pine Ridge In
dams to come in and surrender first
and arrange matters afterwards.
The red river rise threatens the M.
X. & It, bridge north of Dennison.
The water is up 20 feet and rising.
Miners at Casevrill, ILL.,, are on a
strike and prevent others taking their
place. The sheriff has been invoked
to keep the peace.
Troops, regulars and militia, are
massing at Nashville, Neb., for that
big fight. The settlers grow easier as
the forces increase.
Standing Rock, Rose Bud, Pine
Ridge, Cheyenne and Tornge river
reservations are temporarily placed
under military control.
A most diabolical story of infidelty
and murder by wife of only 10 years
old comes from Edwards county.
The woman and her paramour are in
jail.
There is trouble over the Bowie
county seat removal and commission
ers are enjoined from removing the re-
cords or building the temporary
courthouse.
Army officers are placed In charge
OF Indians at the various Sioux and
Cheyenne reservations but they are
not Indian agents, only have military
supervision of the agencies.
No publicity is given to the pro-
ceeding of the Boulogne council. Par
nell is said to be out of it and matters
are to be arranged between O'Brien
and Mccarthy.
A Pandora Box.