San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-30
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BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
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Moonlight of Kansas is appoint
ed minister to Russia.
The Clark people in Dallas ridi-
cule the speech of HOgg.
Miss Rosina Vokes dies at Babs- |
come, TOrquay, England.
Vast numbers of pauper Jews
leave Odessa for London.
Kyle has case Of outrage on
three-year-old negro child.
The forces of the census bureau
are being cut down rapidly.
British bark Port Yarrock lost
and her crew of % drowned.
None of the New York banks
have bid for Carlislr's bonds.
Minnesota declares the anti
scalpers law unconstitutional.
Hawaiian affairs and elections
occupied the time of the Senate.
Many persons freeze to death in
Russia owing to the intense cold.
Cellars & Co, st. Louis mer-
chants, burned out; loss $4,000.
DIR. August Hirsch, noted Ger
man physician and paUhOlOgist, is
dead.
Senate postpOnes consideration
of Peckham's confirmation for one
week.
The Garland News of Dallas
county is out for CulbersOn for Gov
ernOr.
Earnest gets no reply as to the
status of his appointment as col
lector.
The controversy between the Col
orado Senate and the governor con-
tinues.
Rob. Culberson appointed U. S.
attorney for the western district OF
Texas.
Governor Mckinley will speak
at the Kansas Chatauqua in Otta-
wa next June.
The U. s. fleet in Rio bay escort
American vessels to the pier and
protect them.
The debate on the income tax
amendment to the tariff bill occu-
pies the House.
Judge Wing for the Coughlin de-
Tense charges the prosecution with
shadowing him.
First National bank Of Vernon is
ready to pay its creditors divi-
dend of % per cent.
Peace negotiations between
the Brazil bcligerents are not pro-
crossing favOrably.
Barry is given the Dallas mayor
atty by the courts and will ignore
the special election.
Herman MoOz, jewish novelist
and poet, dies suddenly of heart
diease at Cincinnati.
Work on that Brownsville road
will soon be commenced, so writes
Miller from New York.
Garrett Scott, who killed Nc
Clone at Houston last week is bail
ed in the sum of $4,000.
Hogg's speech was disappointing
to north Texas, as not being def
mite as to harmOnizatiOn.
Fort Worth Gazette goes into
the hands of a receiver, but the
paper makes no changes.
Fifer's old adjutant general sues
the Louisiana lottery company for
$4,000 damage; false report.
Mrs. Richards of Brennan,
railroads an insolent tramp out
of her house with shotgun.
The injunction against the Car
Isle bond issue has been heard and
decision will be rendered soon.
The caucus ballotting for sue
cessor to Senator Walthall does
not determine anything so far.
] Mexican bandits routed in Chi
huahua and twenty-siX killed, and
as many more taken prisoners.
Ochoa, the Chihuahua bandit, is
supposed to be dead from wounds
received in the ten hours fight.
The navy department is not
telling anything about peace ne
gotiations between the BraZilians.
James Houston, Democratic
leader in Louisiana, is dead; he
was McEnery's political manager.
Hogg says that the rank and
file of the state Democracy are
forsaking the leaders of the re-
volt.
Revolt is reported among the
Germans in the CamerOOns, and
the mutineers seize large ma
gaZinG.