San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-28
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Kansas City elevator burned; loss
$50, 900; insurance light.
The state medical association is in
session at Waco.
Expulsions from Moscow, of Jews,
range from 100 to 800 daily.
Id. Rock efeller will be the new
president OF the M. X. and Il.
Mrs. Eaton, HarrIson's sister, is out
Of danger.
President and party are enjoying
the Pacific coast Inequalities.
French ambassador to Russia re-
signs.
Austria sends military deputation
to Won Moltke's funeral.
Salvador and Guatemala will fight
as soon as they can get ready.
Queen Vic. and the Prince of Wales
send wreaths to Won Molke's bier.
The insurgent war ships were sunk
during the battle of Caldera.
Newfoundland has the best of the
fisheries controversy.
Tobacco petroleum turns out very
satisfactorily under test.
Ex-president Gonzales has retired
from politics.
Pacheo is SO i'll that physicians
from the capital have been called.
The Interoceanic road gains over
the Mexican in popularity.
The Monterey & Gulf is fast closing
the Tampico gap.
The labor 8 agitation increases
throughout Italy and many socialists
are arrested.
The Essendar miners refuse to
strike and Belgian miners may be
compelled to resume.
The British forces are before
the capital of :Manipur, which has
been fired and deserted.
Honduras and Salvador arrange
treaty OF neutrality in case of war
with some other power.
No reliable information concerning
plans will be obtained until Wednes-
day or Thur sday.
The Americas club of Pittsburg
celebrates Grants birthday, and
OpCu5 lUS HOW CluD IOOub.
The largest firms are placing their
business in the hands of Russian
agents and leaving Moscow.
Hundreds of destitute Jews expell-
ed from Russia arrive at the Austrian
border.
The Brazos continues to rise at
Richmond and damage to crops is
feared.
The alliance select Alton as their
official road from Kansas to st.
Louis.
Tyler honors Senator Chiffon with
a public reception by order of the
mayor.
Ground was broken yesterday,
Grants birthday, for his long delayed
New York monument.
Detroit street car difficulties settled
in favor of the men by the board of
arbitration.
The Louisiana legislature must SUBJ
NIT the question of lottery charter to
the people.
The Texas alliance is divided on
the sub-treasury scheme and q rup-
ture may follow.
Chicago and Alton reduce rates
from Kansas City to Chicago from
$3.50 to 50.
Work at Vera Cruz harbor will pro.
baby be transferred to a United
States syndicate.
The New Foundland coercion bill
passes second reading in the British
parliament.
Three Chill insurgents continue their
southwark march and saythey do not
feel the loss of their war ships.
European agents cannot negotiate
loans in Mexico. The government
has no need of money, beyond its rev.
enue.
Stevens says he was perfectly hon.
est in his reported interview with
Cleveland, and only DESTROYS to serve
the democracy.
Executive committee United Mine
Workers is in secret session at Co
lumbus formulating plans for the s
hours day battle May l.
American pharmaceutical council
and association meet in New
Orleans; there are l 1855 mem bers, and
$4,000 in treasury.
Grants birthday is commemOEated
by q dinner at Delmonica's. Mrs.
Grant and Nellie were in the gal
lery.
The Austin meeting of drummers
will go to Monterey to see n bull
fight by electric light, by courtesy Of
the Mexican National.
Phoebe Couins courts investiga ton
of her minutes as recording secretary
of ladies department Worlds fair and
defies removal by illegal measures.
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