San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-22
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gOIIED DOWN EaoM PRIVATE =,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

De-
Enough rain has fallen to satisfy
| the Kyle farmers and stockmen.
There were 400 less miles of railway
track laid this year than last.
Fourteen villagers burned to dea tn
| fight ing fire In Brisson, France.
The Panama canal company ex-
pended $3.50 100000
No Mexican soldiers have been sent
to the Rio Grande border.
The execution of Col. Hernandez is
postponed. pending appeal.
McAuliffe signs to fight Burge at
Coney Island for S45, 900 purse.
Paris chamber of deputies passes
the new liquor tax bill.
| Anarchists are resuming activity in
Spain.
Smallpox is reported epidemic in
Azuay province, Ecuador.
Tom Ochiltres is making the round
of the london sporting places.
True bills found against Home
stead wOrkmen for poisoning.
| Vote to reconsider and open fair on
Sunday will be close in congress.
Antioption bill continues to worry
the senate.
The New York senatorial election
is not considered settled. Murphy Is
| Hill's man.
| Heaviest snow storm in two years
falls on Puget Sound and paralyzes
traffic at Tacoma, Wash.
| Over 300 men strike at the Spring
Il In
| lima.
| The present Nicaragua canal bill is
substantially the same as that Of last
session OF congress.
| Two masked men rob Tocoma,
Wash, gambling house of SIG 900 In
the presence of seven gamblers.
| Effort made to consolidate all the
| alliances and farmers unions with
good prospect Of success.
Infected rags coming to New York
and will not be accepted by health
| officers.
Two merchants murdered In Rus
sian compartment car and robbed OF
so 600 rou HES.
Cleveland will be Swallowed by q
J detective, as q precautiOn against
| crank assassins, until March.
Three deaths OF diphtheria result at
| Texarkans and public schools on Ar
kansas side are closed.
Travelling Freight Agent Bryan
| Snyder, OF the Santa Fe. is married to
Miss Clete Willis. at Galveston.
Negro murderers taken fro m
| Copish county TO Jackson, Miss, to
prevent lynchIng.
France is in psroxysm of terror
| over the Panama revelations and
financial panic Is feared.
Pierce and Garrett, good citizens of
| Tallulah, La, foully assssslnated by
unknown parties.
Clarksou and other Americans pur-
| chase Mexican railway plants.
amounting from 81 600, $50 10 So 900 900
Temperature at st. Vincent, Mimi,
| lSo below zero. The coolest in the
| United Safes.
Break occurs in the English cotton
| lockout.
Non-unioBists are notified by the
Carnegie to leave January first; so
| reported by non-union meu.
| Spon taneous com bustion CO Ises loss
| Of S235 600 to big mills of A. Bschmsn
| & Co, at Philadelphia.
| Miss E. J. Gilbert sues Waco tor
| $40 600 Tor injuries received in falling
over q stump inside of sidewalk on
one of the principal str Gets.
| British trade depression causes
average loss of G95S to ninety-nine
pint stock companies at Lancashire,
England.
| New afternoon paper launched at
| Toronto, Canada, advocating annexa-
ton of Canada and the United
| States.
| French royalists stand ready to
make an effort TO overthrow the govs
| ernment on the tide of the Panama
canal disaffection.
Guatemala reports her condition
| improved, coffee prospects good, and
the Atlantic and Pacific railway q
sure thing.
There is no apprecIsble change in
| Blsinss condition, and his case is
regarded hopeless, though the end
may be delayed.
Judge Parker at st. Joseph, Mo-,
sentences George w. Howell and Ed
| ward Tibbetts TO eighteen months In
the penitentiar and pay 81, GOO for
violating interstate commerce law.
Coroner's inquest at Galveston
finds that Captain Louis Olsen, found
| dead on Niger Island, came to his
death from drowning and not foul
play.
Grand jury at Ell Reno, Indian
| Territory, finds five indictments
against President H. w. Sawyer for
Jbbing the bank said to have been
robbed of SIC, 900 by the Dalton gang.