San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-15
LATE TELEGRAMS
ECILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

the Itata on the coast.
Salvador will see her ueutrali.
ty preserved in the case of the Itsta.
Salvador will soon have a consul
general at New York.
Blaine's physician says he will soon
be all right.
Charles of Portugal will resign if his
cabinet think best.
Ticket scalpers' convention endorse
Chicago and Alton.
Fire laddies in session at Houston
60 to Rockport today.
Mississippi press association is ex-
curting on the Yazoo.
Portugal is tranquil politically, dis
turbed financially.
G. w. Trenchard, prominent law
yer, Beaumont, is dead.
Dyer Gray, leading Irish journalist,
deserts Parnell.
There is trouble in Dutch Guinea
and conflicts multiply between the au.
thorities and the government.
Later advices FROM Lisbon report
noses being paid and money
freely circulating.
Portuguese cabinet oppose the issue
of psper money, in order to relieve
the stringency.
Troops have been sent from Athens
to Corfu, Greece, to oppressive order and
proect the Jews.
Dynamite explosion skaters win
dows but kills no one, at Donahadee,
near Belfast.
London money market Is by no
means tranquil, and leading houses
are very sensitive.
Hundreds of burned out settlers are
applying to Michigan municipalities
for transportation to reach friends.
st. Paul, Mimi, is obscured by the
smoke from forest fires more than 100
miles distant.
The Levy Bros. failure at New
York is bad one, and fraud is freely
charged by creditors.
The Texas directory, Worlds fair,
elected at Fort Worth yesterday
met at Waco yesterday.
Exiled Spanish republicans think
repu blicanism has triumphed in
Spain and will triumph in Portugal.
, Cotton crop prospects east of the
Mississippi have been materially in
creased by late rains.
Full freight in and no freight out
will be the rate at Chicago for fair
goods.
National conference of charities and
fu of Tn iat1
is the largest ever held.
Up to q late hour last night no Chi.
liam ship had touched at a Mexican
port.
Herndop does not like the Dumble
exculpation, and will air his grievan-
ces in the press.
Charter of Worlds Fair Exposition
Association Is filed at Austin, capital
$500, 900
Governor Hogg appoints thirty del
egates to attend the Denver conven-
aion next week.
Last heard of the Esmeralda she
had gene north from Acapulco to
meet the Itata.
Major Adams, q heavy Arkansas
cotton planter and capitalist. assigns;
liabilities, $500, 900; assets, S4OO, 900.
Members of italian chambers think
it would be best to drop the New
Orleans matter.
Galindo, Salvador's minister of for
eign affairs, says the peace Of Central
America is secure.
Miss Florence Lucas wrecks q pistol
on the head of Tony Winston, acquit-
ted of the charge of seduction at GAL
weston.
Ell Paso postmaster arrested for
holding up the Times edition con-
tanning decision OF Louisiana court on
lottery matter.
Galindo favors reciprocity, arbitra-
ton, trans-con tinental railways and
close relations with the American
republics.
There are wild reports about the
sinking of the Itata by the Charles
ton, but no news has been re-
ceived.
Governor Hogg asks the grand jury
to investigate the means by which
the enscting clause was dropped from
the text book bill.
Over 100 square miles Of virgin for
ests have been destroyed in Wiscon-
sin, losses to standing timber alone
being over 81 100000.
Strict censorship Is held over all the
news sent from Lisbon, but 1t Is GER
tain that Portugal has monetary
crisis.
Woo Hoo, one of the Chinese treaty
ports, has risen against the Euro
peans, who have taken refuge on
boats in the river.
Rar0ain