San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-16
BOILED poWNFRoM PRIVATE. sPs-
cIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Parnells begging committee has
arrived at New York,
Frederick Herman, an old citizen
of New Braunfels is dead.
Uvalde county reports vegetation
injured by the cold weather.
An incendiary attempt is made to
burn the Bolton courthouse.
Goliad sends substant ial PROPOSE
tions to Rockport for railway.
/ POLITE, hanged at New Orleans, has
an unsavory record In Houston.
Tom O'Connor, of Goliad, sells 1000
acres of ranch, to be cut into farms.
Wife murderer Snyder is denied a
change of venue from Hays county.
Mrs. McCabe comes to Austin for
the hearing of her habeas corpus case.
Milwaukee and Kansas City pro-
tests against the work at New Or
leans.
The first iron steamship built on
the lakes, the Marina, is launched at
Chicago.
Ingalls, thinks Cleveland and Harri-
son will be the next presiden tial
opponents.
San Angelo has orders for cattle
cars that will keep them busy loading
until July 10.
Hogg vetoes the Denison charter,
for comforting too much power upon
the corporation.
Rockdsll Texas wants rain, the
black land is dry from the effects Of
the black orther.
Galveston deplores the necessity for
the New Orleans work, but it endors-
es the lessons taught.
U. S. Steamer Galena and tug Minta
60 ashore in fog off Sag Head, Mass.
and are badly damaged.
New York Central takes possession
of Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg
road under perpetual lease.
The Italians of Chicago ak protec-
ton of Italy, and redress for the ac
ton of the New Orleans citizens.
The cause of the New Orleans &C.
ton was the miscarriage of justice by
bribery and corruption OF the jury.
The Buenos Ayres banks opened
Saturday. The subscription to tn g
national loan amounts to $40 ,000, 900.
The rate committee of the South
west Railway and Steamship asso-
clatiop is in session at st. Louis
still.
Portuguese gun boats captured
British South African steamer going
up the river with arms and ammu-
nitiou.
Italy telegraphs to American
Italians that she haa demanded
prompt redress from the United
States.
Corpus Christi will en- terrain sever
al members of congress and the SER
geant alarms Of the house, Holmes,
this week.
Blaine telegraphs to Governor
Nichols concerning the italian
subjects killed by the uprising ct
New Orleans.
Hondo City will send its exhibit to
Dallas in case no fair is held at San
Antonio. This is official action of the
fair association.
The traders and Union assembly
Of Chicago demand a strict enforce
ment of the law against the violence
in New Orleans.
The police force of Houston are
outraged over the death of officer
Fin and if MCGEE is caught 1t will
GO hard with him.
New Orleans citizens will not take
farther action beyond a vigorous
prosecut ton of the remaining accused
through the courts.
The Galveston commandery, X. t.,
receive q visit from the grand COM
mander and grand secretary and en-
terrain them royalty.
There way no trouble in the streets
of New Orleans after the work of the
citizens was accomplished. The peo-
pie disprersed quietly.
Pittsburg Italians appeal to the
United States government for pun.
ishment of the murderers of the Ital-
Jams in New Orleans.
A desperate attack on young
planter named Smith, near Maxey,
Ga, results in the death of Smith and
both of his assailants.
The Rio Grande Western are repori-
ed to have purchased the Oregon Pa
cIfic road to make through Pacific
connection from Boise City, Idaho.
The New Orleans work of Saturday
18th, was a reproduction in Kind of
the work of citizens in 1856 when ex-
treme measures had to be resorted TO
against the Siciliaus, and after which
the city was quiet for years.