San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-14
LATE TELEGRAMS
Boiled DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Inc scare ABOUT spotted FEVER at
Mesquite is over.
Lytle reports good crop prospects
and glorious rains.
The cattle drive from Kerr and Gil
lespie counties has begun.
Assistant general manager Hol-
comb, of the U. P. railway, resigns.
Four or five firemen fatally injured
in an Omaha fire.
The John L. Sullivan show is in
Texarkana.
Cotton market continues to show
downward tendency.
Western commercial convention in
session at Kansas City.
Baumgartner of Lancaster, Pa,
fails for something less than $3.50, 900.
Another Dallas fire burns four cot
tages, work Of incendiary-
Betters shoots Ewing at Dallas and
escapes. Ewing will die.
Five boys drowned at st. Louis by
the upsetting OF boat.
President and Mrs. Harrison and
party have left for the west.
w. J. Edbrooke, of Chicago, is now
supervising architect of the treasury.
Taylor will have its street car line
in operation May /.
Poor house burned at Birmingham,
Alabama
Count Lewen Huopl, who married
Miss Bsyard, April 2, is dead.
Wool buyers from st Louis and the
East are fiocking into San Angelo.
Galveston is crowded with Saen-
gerfest guests. The first grand con-
cert is given tonight.
Boston painters are out for s
hours day and $500 wages, and 300
of them get 1t.
Thousands of sheep change hands
in Tom Green County from $2.75 to
1925.
Gainesville reports hailstones as
large as hens eggs and great damage
to houses from broken glass.
Chicago board is officially CANVASS
ing it's vote of the municipal election
recently held.
Federal court meets at Waco and
Immediately adjourns until the 18th
inst.
Mrs. Amelia Taylor RECEIVERS $4,000
for the killing of her husband on the
Cotton Belt road at Corsicana.
Nebecker will succeed Huston as
u. b. treasurer, and has been nomin-
ated by the president.
The state department has received
no intimation that the italian note
must be answered by given date.
Blaine's answer to Rudini has not
been forwarded, when it is it will be-
complete.
Cleveland says he is a democratic
partisan passionately devoted to
party.
Bishop Gilmore dies at st. Angus.
tine, Fla, and bis remains go for
ward to Cleveland, o.
Chase, high fugleman of the peoples
party, says they will nominate
Gresham for president In 1892.
The coal fields of Texas, so far as
eurveyed, cover an extent of $4,000
square miles.
e J. Phelps, Cleveland's member
to England, justifies the New Orleans
lynching.
The reports of precipitancy in Italy
in demanding Blaine's reply are all
canards.
Melar, French minister of foreign
affairs, says France is on the eve of
bankruptcy.
France is fearfully wasteful in her
public expenditures, and spends all
her income yearly.
Congressman MCMILLAN of Ten
pessee makes savage attack on the
last congress in his Boston speech.
KutIedge and Alexander arrested
for counterfeiting at Winsboro, Wood
county.
Italy not bound to interfere in any
war with Gernany''or Austria against
France and Russia.
Boerne having exhausted her pub
lie school funds is carrying on her
school work In private institutions.
Greenville Richards and wife shot
and killed by unknown burglars in
Cecil county, Maryland.
Paxton Hotel Omaha catches fire;
inmates rescued without injury. Loss
only $4,000.
Terrific wind and rain storm Is
miles south of Gainesville damages
buildings and grain, breaks down
fruit trees and seriously Injuries two
persons.
A colored youth named Snyder
had his jaw blown off with q gun
near Waco, last Sunday, while fool
ing at q colored picnic.
Missouri legislature foots the bills
of the commercial congress that meets
in Kansas City today, and the body is
a thoroughly representative one.
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