San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-20
LATE KILOGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

nickel.
Arizona offers a reward of $1,000
for "Apache Kid" dead or alive.
Frazer & Bros tobacco dry
house burned at Louisville; loss
100000.
Conductors and collectors Ken
lucky and Indiana Bridge COM
pany discharged, charged with
holding up fares.
LINDSAY & Morgan, furniture
dealers, burned at Savannah, Ga;
loss $4,000.
Miss Leclaire makes another
successful parachute descent from
a balloon at Galveston.
A Toronto, Canada, boarding
house keeper holds the dead body
of delin quent boarder for his bill.
Honduras, Nicaragua and Saliva
dor are under martial law and
travelling unsafe.
Mr.. p. Musbaum's store broken
into at Houston and over a thous-
and dollars worth of goods stolen.
Banker BleichrOeder dies at Ber-
lin; fortune quoted at 100000
marks.
The Pope's Episcopal jubilee at
Rome yesterday was an immense
affair; 10000 thronged st. Peters
and 10000 were turned away.
II. Jackson, brick layer, dies at
Bowie from an overdose of NOR
phine.
Major n. \. Hambright, L. S. \.
retired, is dead, aged 81.
Newport, Ky. Grand jury indicts
the old council of 1891 for bribery
and malfeasance in office.
Greenwall, of Fort Worth, is to
erect a new theatre in Waco.
Engineers and firemen on Louis
vile division of Penn. Cent. join the
photographers in their fight.
National Bank of Commerce,
Dallas, entered and safe cracked,
but the interior was not reached.
Mrs. de Lesseps maintains her
husbands innocence and will work
for his pardon.
The German army bill has not
vet reached harbOr and the fight is
bitterly waged against it.
Senator Dean, from the FL PasO
district, represents his district as
opposed to any other location than
San Antonio for the Western court
of appeals.
James FitZsimmOns' dwelling
and contents burned at Waelder.
Heavy shipments of cattle go
nOrthward from Kyle.
Whitelaw Reid and family pass
Chicago en- route for California.
The William Penn charter re-
turns to this country, the property
of Edward Gnaris, the antiquarian.
\ shot gun ARRAY on the
streets of Cheynne is Stocked for be-
tween two belligerent members of
the state Legislature.
w. w. Astor is preparing to en-
! terrain some English nobility
whom he brings oyer to the
Worlds fair as his guests, the
Prince of Wales among them.
Venezuela and Columbia sign
the treaty which is eventually to
include Ecuador.
Colombia censorship of the press
extends to criticizing police arrests.
The Populist primaries in Fort
Worth are failure.
Another terrible snow storm
raging in New York.
There is no law in Pennsylvania
against cutting down the stars and
stripes.
Boiler eXplOdes in Fort Worth
railway yards, killing one person,
wounding three others seriously,
and doing considerable damage to
property.
Art Publishing company burned
out at Gardner, Mass. Loss $l25,-
600.
George Taylor and Joseph Martin
killed in a freight collision near
AthOk Mass.
Ohio river at Cincinnati is feet
above danger line and rising.
Birmingham, Ala, flour mills
burned; loss, $4,000.
Snow in the streets of Buffalo, n.
", is three feet deep and more fall
ing.
Kansas POpulists are trying to
bolt business and adjourn before