San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-27
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on the urgent deficiency dill.
Senate agrees to conference report
on census deficiency bill.
William is loudly cheered by the
German mob as he rides through 1T.
Washington politicians are taking
stock rapidly in Hill's movement.
Excess over last years cotton re.
ceipts to date is 445, 900 bales.
Hester's cotton report shows 10000
less bales received than Violet and
Atwood's.
1t Is thought at Washington that
Hill can name the candidate If he
cannot corral the nomination.
Grover Cleveland returns to Now
York, but has nothing to say as to his
political plans.
Grover informs the reporters that
he is going home to rest, and knows
nothing of interest to the public.
Conservative conference will be
called by Salisbury on the eve of
sending the Irish bill to committee.
Chancery proceedings are about to
open to decide the custody Of the
Irish funds held in Paris.
Money lie plenty at money centers
but will become scarce If gold ship
ments to Russia continue.
Cabinet making in France is as un.
successful as ever aud Loubet is to
try his hand.
Senate reaches no conclusion in the
Idaho contested case, but gives a
careful hearing to Claggett.
The pressure upon Salisbury to dis
solve parliament about Easter grows
strong.
Harris presides over the delibera--
tions of the senate, in the absence Of
the regular officer.
Senate lays over the resolution for
bi-metallic agreement, without &C.
ton.
The democratic caucus of congress
was afraid to make any ruling in sill
yer legislation and 1t stands pat.
Stewart. repu blican, unseated from
the 24th Penn. district, and Craig,
democrat, takes his place.
Secretary Noble is before the PEN
siOns investigators, but has nothing
new to tell.
Free coinage men in the house are
sanguine, and are pushing for an early
day in which TO consider BANDS
bill.
The unionists are not supporting
Salisbury very heartily and the min
istry are in danger Of an adverse vote,
if matters are not soon wound up.
There is q serious riot among the
working men of Berlin, and the police
are utterly powerless to cope with it,
and the military reinforce them.
Thousands of men were more or
less injured in the Berlin riots of yes
terday and last night, and the ambu-
lances were busy carrying men to
hospital.
The deserters from the military
guarding convicts at Coal Crees
Tenn, are being tried by courtmar-
Iial
Dun's report shows a very dull con.
dition of trade; wheat is lower and
oats slightly advanced; export of
wheat checked by expectation OF
gold.
Atwoods' predictions on cotton have
been about realized, the receipts
standing 1885, 900 bales against u
$50, 900 prophesied.
Port receipts and stocks and in.
terror receipts and stocks of cotton
are all in excess OF last years Febru
airy report.
The cotton mills of the country are
consuming more cotton than ever be-
tore and wool manufactures are very
active.
Liberal opposition to the Balfour
Irish local government measure
grows stronger as the Till is more
carefully considered.
Salisbury has hard work to prevent
conservatives from forsaking parlia-
ment in such numbers as to endan-
ger his majority on q division.
Mrs. Osborne after trial will pro.
badly give bonds to reappear and
undergo sentence at the pleasure OF
the Judge, under what is known IS
tho n rat offan darIa act