San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-02
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Dynamite explosion at Bessemer,
General debate on free wool in the
house closes today.
Morgan's resolution on silver was
laid over until Monday.
The Unionists will contest every
seat in Ireland at the next election.
A nest of anarchists has been un.
earthed at Lyons, France.
Alger will not leave the field as
presiden tial candidate.
The Paris dynamiters are still at
work
The Mandalay fire destroyed 81 2
miles of streets, but though thousands
are homeless there was no loss Of life.
| Deeming reaches Melbourne and is
safely Jailed; prisoner remanded for
one week.
Ala, breaks nearly every window in
town of 5000 people. Fire followed
and six men are reported dead.
The Texas exhibit car is moving
northward into Kentucky aud will
invade Ohio and Illinois in May.
Report of grand jury sustains Rev.
Parkhurst's charge of corruption
| against New YORK police.
Cuba's sugar exports this year are
| 1000 tons in excess of same period
1891.
John w. Mackay and Carnegie are
| interesting themselves in Nicaragua
| canal.
Harrisburg, Pa, court orders Stock.
| raisers Insurance Co., to show cause
| why its affairs are not wound NJ.
The boy who killed the Dubuque,
| To-, street car driver Is convicted OF
murder in second degree.
Cyclone reports from Kansas and
Nebraska show great destruction,
and several persons killed.
Prince Bismarck's 18th birthday
was celebrated yesterday with the
usual heartiness.
Mckinley will either meet Camp
bell or Cleveland on the Rhode Island
stump.
Captain, first officer and engineer,
and men of Norwegian steamer,
Louisa drowned off Luffoden Isles.
Army appropriation bill lie reported
to senate from committee OF the whole
discussed and goes over unfinished.
Burlington, Iowa, has brutal fight
resulting draw after hours; both
| men terribly punished.
| o. Brien Moore is Mills private Sec
rotary; Mills takes Chilton's place on
committees.
Senate will not entertain Stewards
free coinage bill at present, and 1t
will not come up Monday.
Cotton bales In sight of this sea-
sons crop 1857 900 bales, 429, 900 bales
in excess of last year.
The Stag at Monterey snelter runs
| 3S per cent lead and 10 ounces silver
per ton.
Mexico imposes per cent export
duty on gold and silver bullion from
| lower California.
Urgency deficiency bill reported to
| the house calls for S952.630. OF this
amount $3.50, 900 is for customs de
| ficiency aud 500, 900 for census.
House, after considerable opposi.
tion from Simpson and others, goes
into committee OF the whole on free
wool.
Dun reports business outlook dis
tinctly improving. Liabilities on
failures for the first three months OF
this year are million q month less
tlan for first quarter last year.
Today is the anniversary OF the
storming and capture OF Pueblo, Mex,
aud it will be the occasion of big
DiaZ demonstration.
Mexican clericals oppose the return
OF the captured flags by the United
States, bat the educated classes con-
demn their action.
Towanda, KS, Is wiped out by
cyclone and Augusta fares little bet
| ter. Seven dead have been recovered,
20 persons are seriously hurt and 40
m ore or less SO.
The Kansas cyclone swept across
the country from Indian Territory,
passing through Frazier and Sumner
counties and doing its worst work in
Butler county. 4
Kansas City, st. Joe, Lawrence,
A tchison and other cities report roofs
blown off, plate glass windows
crushed i'm and other damage, but no
loss of life.
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