San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-26
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seriously i'll.
Rudini ia working for the economic
recovery of Italy.
J. B. Warren gets five years at
Bolton for murder.
Minnesota legislature passes the
Anti Pinkerton bill.
The town of Utica. Ohio, Is flooded
from the river overflow.
The house will vote on the ship
ping bill Friday at 5 p. m.
Secretary of the Treasury Foster is
at his post in Washington.
Prior, Wotton & Co. London timber
merchants, fail for f390,000.
The voting for senator in the Illi-
nois Legislature is without result.
Four laborers frozen to death in the
mountains near Great Falls, Mont.
Minnesota House adopts the pro-
hibitory constitutional amendments.
Corpus Christi is eating strawber-
ries grown in the open air on Flour
Bluff.
Swine Breeders association closes
an interesting meeting at Terrell,
Texas.
House considers agricultural sppro-
pristion bill in committee of the
whole.
Kansas wants reduced rates on
railway, reduced tariff, and increased
currency.
Democrats assail the house rules
which provide for dispatch of public
business.
President Carnot did not call on
Empress Frederick, IS she was trav-
cling incog.
Uncle Fam begins the work of
ejecting the boomers from the Okla
homa trip.
The Tombigbee river Is on tare
from the 20 days rain and the whole
country flooded.
Silver pool investigation closes,
committee find no evidence Of such Q
pool in existence.
New York cotton market closed easy
yesterday and little change was ex-
pected either way.
San Angelo has fearful wind and
sand storm. and heavy prairie fires
are south of the city.
U. g. senate suspends business. pays
tribute of respect to the memory OF
Wilson and adjourns.
Capt John II. Atkinson, of Hous-
ton. is the successful bidder for the
Galveston jettie work.
The MontelI, Tex, paint mine is
increasing its machinery, as the de-
mand outruns the supply.
Scotch member of parliament,
Brown, resigns his seat to push di-
vorce suit against his wife.
Senator Wilson's remains go TO Bal
timore today, and will be inferred in
Snow Hill cemetery Friday.
Fire in Armor sdale, KS. destroyes
the coopprage factory, 40 freight cars
and 100, 600 bushels Of grain.
The blizzard strikes Kansas city and
the Thermometer drops to % below
freezing and driving storm.
Committee of CON troll of the I. o. o.
F. home at COrsicana are on hand and
the institute will soon be opened.
Tornado strikes Jacksonville and
Utica, Ind. Five houses demolished
and many others partially wrecked.
General de Fonseca. Brszil's pro-
visional governor since Dom Pedro's
fall, is president-elect Of the republic.
Secretary WINDOWS will filed for
probate. The estate is under $780,
900, and will yield about $4,000 q year.
House appoints committee 70 take
proper notice of Senator Wilson's
eeath and adjourns until evening ses-
sion.
Hatch in discussing agricultural
appropriation bill says the farmers of
the south and west favor free coinage
of silver.
Mrs Up. Godfrey inherits S75, OO0-
OOG. She is q Iaborers wife at Omsha
dIsinherited by her father for her
In the evening session the house
beard report of investigating
committee on silver pool and ordered
Committee of U. s. house elections
REPORTS in favor of seating Hooker as
the democratic member from the 18th
district.
Geo w. Fulton, Jr. who was re-
moved from Austin, on account of
illness, to his home at Rockport, is
out of danger.
Farmers alliance congressman,
Davis. says that they expect to throw
the election for president into the
house with their third party vote.
Farmers alliance take forcible pos
session of the safes in the county
Offices at Guthrie, I. T. from which
they were locked out since the elect
ion two weeks ago.
Vslus BILE papers read before the
Woman's National council from the
O.