San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-18
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SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

yet ready to report.
Crisp will not be able to preside as
speaker this month.
German Reichstag passes grant for
worlds fair exhibit.
George and Wa!thall will be the
Mississippi senators.
Business center of Arcods, Mich,
burned; loss 100000.
Congress will demand apology
indemnity from Chill.
The Dearborn building burned at
Kansas City; loss $50, 900.
Winds drift snow badly in the west
and trains are snow bound.
Treaty of commerce between France
and United States hangs fire.
New Orleans has several promising
sporting events on hand this month.
Chill is evidently preparing for
war, and this country Is on the alert.
Chilli Is threatened with a revoIu.
ton against the present government.
Fred Gebhard tries the Kelley cure
for dtpsomania, at White Plains, n.
Y.
Kansas Is pretty we'll showed I'M
der, and the mercury drops way below
zero.
In Washington war with Chill is
considered imminent, If not unavoid-
able.
Nearly 1000 bills have been intro.
duced into the lower house Of con-
gress.
Public printing bill will engage the
house of national representative this
eek.
Bulgaria accepts the mediation of
Turkey in the press correspondents
affair.
Chill definitely withdraws the Of
fensive note of pro tenn Minister
Malta.
Virginia legislature appropriates
S32, 200 for soldiers and sailors mon
ument.
1t is expected that this week will
see pronounced developments in Chilli
matters.
Census shows 2O2. 900 population for
Newfoundland, 4, ITO increase in sew
en- years.
There are at American ports 400, 900
more cotton bales than there were one
year ago.
Prince Victor will be buried We'd
nesday in the crypt of st. Georges
academy,
Switzerland rejects the French Com.
mercial treaty as not giving her any
equivalent.
The grippe is specially fatal to Chi
nose laborers . employed on Mexican
construction.
Chill will take the refugees from
any merchant vessel, but not from q
U. 3. cruiser.
John and Peter Manly, proprietors
of Bellaire wharf boat, Bellaire, Ohio,
freeze to death.
Phil Baker due to hang Friday at
New Orleans, respited. Doubts of his
guilt are felt.
Congressman are flooded with let
tiers, demanding prompt action
against Chilli.
Blaine urges upon congressional
committee action upon Nicaragua
canal matters.
George Stacy, last of the Mendon
abolitionist trio, dies at Milford,
Mass, aged 49,
E. E. Shaffer, station agent at Gran
eras, Col, frozen to death six miles
out from home.
VIM. Coulter gets converted and
confesses to numbering his father at
st. Mary, Mich.
The commander of the Yorktown
notifies Chill that he is not responsible
to her dor his acts.
The selection of Judge Perkins, of
Kansas, as U. s. senator seems very
acceptable gil round.
Germany expects war between Bull
garia and Seryis, but Russia's cOndi-
ton may prevent it.
The right of city to asses private
property for public improvements is
being tested in Iowa.
Judge Botkin, of the Seward Co.,
Kas., troubles, will not resign his
office, he will die first.
Grain elevator and warehouse,
West 18th and 18th Avenue, New
York, burned; loss 5000 900.
Judge Lindsey, of Kentucky, de-
clines his appointment as commits
sioner interstate commerce.
DIR. Graves will be respited, if the
supreme court cannot pass on his case
before date set for execution.
"Jack the Slasher," arrested at
New York. His victims have been
since last December.
Chill kicks at the manner in which