San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-31
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arrested by the federal court.
Mexican government insists that
there is no revolution on the frontier.
Field is still in Ludlow Jail, fast
ing, sick, dispirlted and sullen.
The villagers in the mountains of
New Mexico suffer from deep snow.
A strike of tie telegraphers on the
East Tennessee road is imminent.
Train wrecked at La GraDde. Ore.
Three train men killed; no passengers
hurt.
Midland railway will not reach
Brazil, Ind, in time to claim the $685.
900 bonus.
Reciprocity treaties have been
signed with Guatemala and Saliva
dor.
Bernard, the painter, of Mayence,
Germany, secures divorce at Yank-
ton, Da.
Santa Fe and Atlantic & Pacific
seriously snow. blocked in New Next
co.
No mails from the east at Albu-
querque, n. NJ, tor four days on ac-
count of snow blockade.
New York repu Dlicsns are blue
over the decision that hands that
state over to the democracy.
The Messiah craze has broken out
among the Cneyennes and Arrapa-
noes in the Territory.
Report of organization of base ball
club TO take the place of the old
American association, is hoax.
New York World iutimates ina
lengthy editorial damping Cleveland
with faint praise, that he cannot
again carry New York.
Mexican police are hunting monks
and the psssionists at Tacubaya,
who are Americans, are likely to get
to trouble.
Kentucky legislature elects VIM.
Moore, OF Cynthlana, speaker. He is
farmer, but he is not an alliance
man.
Mrs. L. G. Hardy reads paper on
earliest Texas before the American
Historical Association in Washing
ton.
The seat of State Senator Donald.
son, Bsllstown, New York, is to be
contested, now that democrats con-
troll the senate.
The Adams express robbers, who
robbed car near st. Louis a month
ago, are cDrraled. One is caught, al
the others are known.
Librarian of congress. Spofford, re.
views the history OF lotteries in Amer
lea tor 200 years and shows them to be
n. G., never promoting the objects
they aim to aid.
Robbers terrorize Mrs. Davis at
Atchison, Ks, rob her of 5000, pour
coal oil over Der night clothes and set
them on fire. She is dangerously
burned.
The North California snow and
rain storms are the heaviest ever
known and now that the winds are
rising the outlook Is gloomy.
Hall, veteran real estate man of
Kansas City, has been missing two
weeks. Suicide is feared as his firm
is seriously involved, and he wa.
greatly worried over 1t.
TEXAS STATE NEWS.
IT,. u. JONES hTT6bUeu dU Aubtlu
incendiarism at Giddings.
Not q railway car wheel is turning
at Yoskum.
Uvaide is offered 80 cents for her
school bonds but declines.
Lockhart records the dullest Christ
mas week on record.
Heavy fire at Victoria. Heaviest
losers II. A. Conner and d. III. Regain.
&Garfinkle & Hevenson, largest dry
goods house at Jacksonville, assigns.
County commiss toner's at Ell Paso
noicted for contracting with the
county.
Mexicans i'm the vicinity of San An
cello leave the ranches armed with
pistols aud Winchesters to join Cara.
Small boy at Tehuaeana acciden tai
ly fires gun and kills Theodore Hen.
ming.
Mexican boy found dead near
Uvalde, accidentally shot through the
breast by q companion.
Atascoca postoffice is embraced on
the route from Lyle to Senior after
Jan. II.
Mistle toe club give very enjoyable
hop at Seguip; quite company from
San Antonio were present.
Receiver is asked for at Fort Worth
for the North Side railway company,
by the Thomas Worthing company.
Commissioner HolliDgsworth issues
circular to Texas farmers urging
plan ting of crops for Worlds fair ex-
hibit.
Paul Kerschner is held in 81 900
bonds to answer charge of burning
the house at Giddings in which a
number of people come so near
perishing.