San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-02
LATE TELEGRAMS
soILEo DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sps-
CiAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Kansas wants to 90 to Rome. and
asks Blaine to furnish ira nsportation.
The italian press is more moderate
in Italy than In this country.
Cotton market for futures is steady
despite the large receipts.
Diaz says the Guatemala boundary
commission is working tremendously.
Mexico is friendly all around and
Ceatral America at peace.
Mexico sends commission to study
the Koch treatment.
Work progresses favorably on Mex
lean valley drainage.
Mexico increased her postoffices 255
last year.
Decrease of public debt for March is
merely nominal.
A large potato crop is insured for
Southwest Texas.
Italy has assumed the offensive in
this whole matter.
The Sligo row is about over. Votes
will be counted tomorrow.
President refuses to pardon Brood
Crumption, an Indian murderer.
Mexican government is greatly in
creasing educational facilities.
President recommends no increase
of taxes. says money is abundant.
Joseph B. Grinnell, founder OF the
city of Grinnell, Iowa, Is dead.
Cincinnati plasterers are out for an
s hour day.
Chicago plasterers ask higher pay
and get it.
American securities at London af-
fected by Fava's recall.
The Italians at Washington are hot
at New Orleans.
Italy reiterates her demand and
Uncle Sam has no new reply.
Houston highwaymen are not sue.
cessful in holding men up.
The Atlanta Constitution thinks
Italy should recall her assassins.
Rudipi acknowledges that Italy is
obeying a demand Of the pOpulace.
There is no backing down of the
American government in the italian
matter.
Italy is on record, and must stick to
IL, she will have to prove the limo.
cence of the men she protects.
Fne interest grows over the Italia an
matter, aud the state department
publishes the correspondence. t
Blaine addresses himself directly
to the case an correots Baron Fava's
misapprehensions'
Philadelphia consul thinks that
the leader of the New Orleans mob
should be arrested.
New Orleans planning mills and
blind factory men strike for nine
hours.
Houston celebrates the semi-cen-
tennial Of the First Baptist church
next Sunday.
Secretary Noble has approved the
land leases in the Usage reservation
to the great Joy of the cattlemen.
Ninth annual state encampment G.
A r., is in session at Little Rock,
Arkansas.
Diaz savs Mexico is advancing rap
idly and steadily, and congratulates
the country.
Coal and freight trains collide on
the Santa Fe road near Pueblo and
three killed; others severely hurt.
The southern excursion rates GO
into effect May Is Instead of June 1st
as usual.
Mexico takes measures in conjunc
ton with the United states to stamp
out smallpox on the border.
Georgia journals think the United
States shou d assume tone of de-
fiance and maintain it.
Emperor William is most warmly
received at Lubbock, on Ills way to
Kiel.
Bloody naval battle occurs off VAL
paradise, and two ships and torpedo
boat are destroyed.
Minister Porter, at Rome, cannot
make the position Of affairs plain to
Italy.
Anderson, arrested at Texarkaus,
has too mary pO-stamps, and Is held
for the robbery of Queen City post
Office.
The New York press thinks that
italy is very welcome to make her.
self the defender of the Malta if she
wants to.
The clerical journals at Rome re-
gard the recall of Fava as couces-
sion to the demands of the secret So
cieties.
Italy is given to understand that
the accused In New Or Jeans can only
he pronounced guilty after trial by
jury.
The government makes no new
promises and will make none, and
informs Italy that it Will not be hur-
ried.
The United States attorney general