San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-06
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| blVerpoOl COTTON market is shade
lower.
New Orleans gets that dry dock for
the gulf.
Madrid, Spain, is damaged by a
violent hurricane.
Canada says at the polls that she
wants no reciprocity.
The City of Mexico is putting down
first class sidewalks.
Missouri legislature makes a long
cared kick at Congress.
Rob. j. Nixon, of Manor, Travis
county, fails for $4,000.
During the congress just close d
2, 1S6 bills became laws.
st. Louis makes through terminal
rates from Philadelphia.
Bohemia is astounded at the result
of the Austrian elections.
Race troubles are imminent over the
negro exodus to Oklahoma.
Monterey and Gulf road is rapidly
closing the gap to Tampico.
The testimony for the state closes
in the Hennessy murder trial.
Only three of the Dominion cabinet
out of total of Is are defeated.
Sheriff Of Marion county, Mississippi
pl, absconds with county funds.
Archbishop Williams, of Boston,
Is not to receive a cardinals hat.
Rubber planting experiments in
Chiapas Mexico are not a success.
Shell Beach railway New Orleans
sold for Sl25, 900 by U. S. marshal.
The clergy are practically ex-com-
municating all who support Parnell.
The total appropriations of the fifty
first congress were about 81 200, 200, 900.
The Mexican states are actively
preparing for the Chicago exposition.
w. w. Mann of Dallas is elected
department. commander OF the G. A.
r.
StreatOr's chances for election as L.
s. Senator from Illinois are improv-
ing.
London is incensed at the Ameri-
can copyright bill and asks retalia-
ton.
New Orleans reports 10000 bales in
presses, in excess of this time last
year.
Gillespie county is preparing an
unusually large cotton plant this
year.
Senator Hearst's remains 90 to San
Francisco, leaving Washington Sat-
urday.
The government has secured a fair
working majority in the Canadian
elections.
Coffee, cotton, cocoa and tobacco
crops In Mexico are exceptionally
promising.
Tabasco, Mexico, reports rich pet
roleum discoveries, and Puebla a rich
onyx find
The elections in the northwest show
conservative gains for the Canadian
government.
The shipping federation of London
and Cardiff will score victory over
the laborers.
Two students burned to death and
building destroyed at Monroe, n. C.
Loss 10000.
Nebraska prohibits free passes to
public officials of all kinds save rail-
road officials.
Vera Cruz reports no yellow fever,
harbor work progressing and bust
ness booming.
The bonds have been given for con-
struction of the TOpolambopa road
across Mexico.
Recent treaties with Indians will
open 5000, 600 acres to settlement at
cost of 50, 100000.
Fort Worth Harmony club fined
$50 for selling liquor to members
without license.
The operators in the Monongahela
district show symptoms of coming to
the mixers terms.
Steamer Richmond and valuable
cargo burned at her dock New York
and two lives lost.
The young Czechs and German lib
erals combine sweep the board in the
Austrian elections.
Bad wreck and sleepers burned on
Cincinnati Southern, $50 miles above
No lives lost.
Columbia fair directors announce
partial programme. Oct. II, 1892 will
be an immense military parade.
The Austrian elections show q ma
jorlty for no particular party, but the
German liberals are most numerous,
The elections throughout Canada
show large conservative majorities
save In the French province of Que
bee.
President and Secretary Blaine |
on condition of Russian |
Jews, with reference to their removal |
to Palestine.
PIunderIng Natives.