San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-18
LATE KILOGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

| hdlIl Has llljIt odll dIllClO
county happy.
Taylor county reports good
rains.
ROckdale has Il lively fight on
hand over pOstmastership.
Several car loads Of machinery
arrive for San Marcos oil mill.
Jules Ferry, president Of the
French senate, is dead.
The Chicago 4 Rock Island will
extend to Dallas.
Land office investigation contin-
ues at Austin.
The races at Albany, Texas, are
well attended.
Dempsey will enter the ring, this
time with Maher.
PENNSYLVANIA Insurance Co. will
investigate the Reading failure.
Schooner Hyatt lost in the Gulf,
crew saved.
Every fellow is for himself for
Texas pie, as the Texas Congress
sional delegation cannot agree.
John ID. TempIeton, of Fort
Worth, eX-attorney general Of Tex
as is dying.
Clothing cutters strike threatens
to throw 1000 wOrkmen out in
New York.
Burglars sack Baron Schroder's
residence in Cheshire, England.
Over $4,000 of jewels stolen.
The Chinese Six companies have
ordered Chinese laborers to fight
the law.
The lawyers are arguing for the
defendants in the Panama canal
cases in Paris.
Fire at Toledo, o., destroys
Wheeler opera house. Loss $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
King and Jones' block at Oswe-
90, n. ", destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000, fully insured.
Freight train on the Fort Wayne
kills Albright Kesscl and Joe
Baker near Canton, O.
William Schwab d Son, album
dealers of New York fail. Liabili-
ties S22O,O0O.
Snow slide on the Canadian Pa
cific carlos away tracks and snow
sheds and buries twelve men.
J. II. Turner, real estate dealer
of San Francisco, swindles his cred
itOrS out of over 100000.
Bomb cxplOdes at Minister POr-
ter's residence, Italy. No atfront
intended the United States.
Statistician Dodge, of the Agri-
cultural department, will be re-
tired.
Cotton movement to date since
Sept. |, is 1889, 1876 bales less than
same date last season.
Dun reports distribution of
goods for the week large despite
| horrible weather.
Sam Massey, in court for rape at
BOnham, is assaulted by the huS-
band of his victim and his face cut
open.
~ The cases of appointed senators,
where legislatures failed to elect,
divides senate and not on party
| lines.
There is a big deficiency in state
revenues, and Jester says the tax
will have to be raised 33B per cent
to meet expenses.
Capt. Faulkner, of st. Louis, calls
the Governors hand on that rail
way message, demands inVestiga-
ton, and says HOgg and Male are
all the witnesses he wants.
Damage suits against railroads
multiply at Houston. The |. & G.
n. and the II. 4 T. c. are each sued
for $4,000.
Trial of suit of Joseph A. David
son for $4,000 against the MeXi-
can National has begun in the
United States court at Brooklyn.
A party of railroad officials ar
rive in Waco to consider the eX-
tending of the NelascO and North
western railway.
w. II. Eaton, a grain merchant
of Houston, held up by high
waymen at Beaumont and robbed
of $3.50.
A railroad deal is pending in
Canada which will result in
transcontinentaI road from the At
lantic to the Pacific.
Court issues a sweeping man.
datory injunction enjOining Chief
Arthur from issuing or continuing