San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-02
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Beeville is to have an Ice factory
and bottling works.
The Indian appropriation bill is
passed by the senate.
The direct tax bill goes to the pres.
ident for his approval.
A young colored child is burned to
q crisp in a blaze near Rusk.
Sir Joseph w. Bazalgette, the en-
inent engineer, dies in England.
The bill to pension Admiral Porter's
widow with So, 500 year, passed the
senate.
Canadian priests are to be disci-
plined by the pope for meddling in
politics.
The senate passes, withot q mend
ments, the house bill for the erection
of U. 8. prison.
Senator Hearst, of Cal. expired at
his Washington, d. c.. residence,
Saturday, p. m.
Senator Voorhees, says Cleveland
can not.carry Indiana on an anti-free
coinage platform.
A boiler explodes near Charleston,
Mo-. killing threei and seriously
wounding four men.
Emperor Wilhelm vents his ILL
feeling over the treatment of Empress
Frederick, in France.
The verdict against Imboden, of
Fort Worth, was set aside, the indict-
ment being declared faulty.
Another heavy rain fall at Arizona
does great damage to the mining and
railroad property of the territory.
The Indianapolis, Decater and
Western railroad is ordered sold to
satisfy first mortgage opdholders.
The Russian press endorses the re-
fusal of French artists in not sending
their products to the Berlin exhibit
ton.
Considerable suffering on the
Cherokee strip by the boomers dur
ing the recent Kansas blizzard, is re-
ported.
The house bill, with senate amend
ment, for the reorganizing of the
artillery and infantry forces, is
passed.
The president issues an order limit.
ing the maximum punishment under
the jurisdiction OF o court martial, to
five years.
Three men attempting to effect an
entrance into the Ennis, Texas, post
Office, are captured by the night
Waterman.
Henry B. AIberton, of New Hamp-
shire, has been nominated land COM
missioner at Samoa, under the new
Berlin treaty.
The Indian depreciation bill. which
also provides for the appointment of
an assistant attorney general, has
passed the house.
Russell s. Thompson, q cable car
conductor of San Francisco is killed
by his insane father. in law, who in
turn kills himself.
A Lotel burns at Courtney, and the
man occupying 1t, and one sof the ow-
ners of the property are lodged in Jail
on the charge of burning it.
The grand jury finds two indict-
ments against dynan tier George j.
Gibson Of the whisky trust, and two
more against him and others.
Galveston is to have Chamber of
Commerce, four thousand dollars
being subscribed toward that end at
a mass meeting, Saturday night.
Thompson, of Ohio, for judiciary
committee, reports resolution charg-
ing u. s District Judge Boarman,
western Louisiana district, with high
crime and misdemeanor.
The $4,000 libel suit against the
Augusta, Ga, Chronicle, for clipping
an article as an Item of news, Is nom
suited, as suit has heen filed against
the paper publishing 1t originally.
Representa- Bartine. of Neb-
raska, presents the minority report
of the coinage committee, recommend
ing the free coinage of silver as
being to the best interest Of the coun-
try.
McDanieIs, the desperate, who two
years ago helped hold up the Cotton
Belt train, near Texarkana, and was
sent up for life, but afterwards es-
capped is said to be in the City of
Mexico.
City Attorney Chas. Minis shoots
Charles M. Caldwell, both Of Tyler,
night before last, over a dispute as to
the coming Tyler city election. Cald-
well was dangerously, and Minis
slightly injured.
The Warren line steamer, Iowa,
with about fifty men on board, and a
cargo valued at $3.50, 955, is reported to
have been sinking at 1854 west longi-
tuGe on Feb. %, from q collision with
an iceberg, it is thought.
Friends of Director General Davis,
of the Worlds fair, are seeking to Sc
cure his election ss senator from
Illinois. claiming that a sufficient