San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-08
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Florida, assassinated.
Cattle about Alpine are reported
in excellent condition.
Mrs. Senator Cockrell was buried
in Washington yesterday.
Mexican authorities are after the
bandits along the Rio Grande.
The tariff bill is the bone of con-
tention in Congress this week.
Del Rio has the grip and base
ball fever in the epidemic form.
Clark Burr shoots his II year old
son in self defence at Elgin, Ill.
Hawaiian committee of the Sen
ate ask Blount for his little tale.
Caucusing for senatorial shoes
is lively in the Iowa Legislature.
There is talk, but little probable
ity, of Cleveland being inpeached.
Kyle votes on the 9th, upon the
proposition of special school tax.
No orders have been issued for
the MOhican to report at Honolulu.
There is no news worth record
ing from the belligerents in Bra
iii.
Mrs. Bond fatally shoots Mrs.
Gardner in fit of jealousy, at
Chicago;
Victoria is trying another rail-
road boom to Offset the Pan-Amer-
lean failure.
Governor Waite of Colorado asks
for the impeachment of his Attor-
ney General.
There is little hope of Democrat
ic harmony in Texas, so says the
Austin crowd.
The most severe storm of the
century has ragged on the Adriatic
since Saturday.
The federal elections bill and
the Hawaii matter will occupy the
Senate this week.
Folsom, Cal, is in danger of
caving in, the Chinese having I'M
dermined the streets.
The Insurgent government of
Brazil is still unrecognized by any
of the foreign powers.
Turpentine explosion wrecks
and fires a drug store at Flint,
Michigan. Loss $4,000.
S. M. Clark, of Yoakum, drugs
and stationery, files deed of trust
in favor of his creditors.
A twenty-five peecent dividend
is declared in favor of the creditors
of the FL Paso National.
Cleveland and Coke are at outs
over the appointment of Moberly
Of Waco to consulship.
Galveston ordinance prohibiting
the cars from running faster than
Z miles an hour is vetoed.
Father Castanada, implicated in
the Mexican uprising at Guerrero,
has escaped from Belem Jail.
Harry Poole shot in San Fran
cisco by the mother of the chorus
girl he had refused to marry.
Texas will probably have two
state conventions this year within
the bosom of the Democracy.
James Delaney fatally burns
Mrs. Brady in Chicago, throwing
a lighted lamp on her breast.
Robbers hold up the train at the
Vicksburg, Mississippi, crossing,
but light out before they get any
stuff.
"Hell's popping there" is the
only information that has been
elected out Of any of the Corwin's
crew.
Matters are in statu quo in the
Mitchell-C orbett contest, the
authorities determined to stop the
fight.
Great preparations are being
made for the meeting of the Texas
Grand Commandery at Austin in
April.
Income tax may be presented to
Congress as separate from the tariff
bill, in which case it will be de-
feated.
Monterey, Mex, makes a good
showing Cor the year just closed,
and opens this one with bright
prospects.
The government at Washington
has tied up the tongues of the Cor
win crew and officers and the San
Francisco press is hot about it.
Grain wires Corpus Christi that
he did not authorize the statement
that Earnest's commission was en-
route. The matter is still in doubt.
There is canard afloat that
Minister Willis was given his
walking nannrS by the Provisional