San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-25
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General Ruger, commander of the
Pacific, arrives at San Francisco.
Kansas arranges to raiseSl 90, 900 for
a worlds fair exhibit.
French workmen demand s hours as
a legal working day.
The Berlin socialist journal advises
against the strike.
Germany mourns the death ofCount
Won Moltke.
Detroit railway company agrees to
arbitrate the strike.
Randy Churchill goes to South
Africa.
Two smallpox cases have devel-
oped two miles from Luling.
Gillespie county farmers and cattle.
men are jubilant over the rains.
fredericksburg railway committee
is still on the subscription path.
Waco alliance will run Ross again st
Mills for the U. s. senate.
The alliance will hold another meet
ing at Dallas next fall.
The British forces shell and capture
20 Manipuris villages.
The Gillian government has re-
moved from Valparaiso to Santiago.
The evictions of Scottsdale continue
without further loss of life.
President Harrison and party are
resting at Pasadena.
Cotton crop In sight, this pas
season aggregates S,095. 800 bales.
Beaumont closes contract for wool
and -four mills.
A big law suit involving San Mar
cos property is in sight.
MCGEE is guilty and sentenced to
death at Houston.
Houston horses have the grippe, or
what answers for it.
The Connecticut middle continues,
court adjourns until May Sth.
Mrs. Riordan RECEIVERS 5000 from
Santa Fe road, at Houston, for death
of her hus band, a switchman.
Jack the Ripper leaves his sign
manual in New York murder at
East River hotel, low resort.
1t is estimated that 1000, 900 bales
cotton will be carried over this season,
against $50, CC0 bales last season.
The Texas alliance want to build a
railway from Galveston to British
Columbia, with the school fund.
Congressional candidates must
show their colors In 1892 on the sub
treasury scheme.
Julia Martins trial for the murder
of her prosecuting brother-in-law,
con tlnues at Birmingham, Ala.
O'Connor, Laing and Smoot, of DIAL
las, are awarded the Galveston jetty
contract for $3, 469,7l0.
Portugal is threatened with revolu
ton and affairs are critical; England
8 also pressing her claims.
Frank Ward is back in Fort Worth
charged with mortgaging ITO head
cattle that he did not own.
Waco alliance meeting shakes the
third party, but hangs its banner on
the subtreasury pole.
The Waco alliance resoluted against
the partisan press as inaccurate and
misleading.
The Waco alliance proelaims it's
non partisan partisanship in strong
resolution.
The city of Detroit sympathises
with the mon in the street car strike
and contributes to their support.
Arkansas judges of election indicted
for ballot box stuffing at last con-
gressional election.
The strikers have tied up the Fort
yUorkh roaI of TrinaHoH (A0l and
10000 miners are idle.
The Chill horror continues, and
particulars OF barbarities unegualed
on this continent are made known.
Capt. Verney's trial for immorali-
ties occupies the attention Of the
police court at London.
President and Mrs. Diaz are out for
a little trip over the international
road.
The explosion in Rome broke the
handsome stained glass window over
the chair of st. Peter.
There is no appropriation by the
state for normal school work and the
institutes must provide their own
funds.
The alliance will not become third
political party If it can get what it
wants without, SO says Col. Sledge of
Kyle.
The Texas alliance endorses the
Ocala platform, and will unite with
the Knights of Labor and other or
CARNATIONS in carrying out its prin-
ciples.
Cuer0 delegation went home from
the San Antonio reception deeply i'm.
pressed with the greatness of the old
Alamo city.
The Chill government has sacrificed
life most wantonly, and still persists
in the fight against overwhelming