San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-04
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
SOURCES.

Joliet, Ill, Steel works close
down.
Toledo, Ohio, has half million
blaze.
Editor Rowell, of the PearsalI
News is dead.
Judge A. B. Norton, of Dallas,
was buried yesterday.
Cincinnati board of trade protests
against the Wilson bill.
Paris dry goods company of this
state fails for over $4,000.
State Commander Clarkson, of
the New York G. A. r. is dead.
The Populists in Congress will
solidly support the income tax.
Officers and employees of the Chi
cago city railroad all vaccinated.
There was no Senatorial quorum
present in the executive session.
1t is stated that Cleveland will
withdraw the name of Hornblower.
No quorum in the House yester-
Gay for the transaction of business.
Cleveland vessel owners raise a
fund to lobby against free iron ore.
The Texas delegation in congress
will nearly all favor an income
tax.
Two Of the gang who robbed
Frisco train last September are in
irons.
Mitchell, reconsiders his refusal
and signs to fight anywhere in
Florida.
San Marcos Democrats resolute
in favor of harmony in the party
in Texas.
The income tax is the bone of
contention in the Ways and Means
committee.
Georgia moonshiners make a
raid on their captured stills and re-
cover them.
Five children drowned by break
ing through the ice while skating
in Germany.
Massachusetts, legislature meets,
overwhelmingly Republican in
both branches.
The Bavarian minister at st.
Petersburg dies suddenly at a royal
entertainment.
Another buried city unearthed
in the East, and medals of the time
of Constantine found.
The status of the state bank re-
peal tax in banking committee
is not even guessed at.
Pate's departure from Mexico
seems to have been secret and in
dignation is expressed.
The Columbus, o., Watch COM
pany will pay in full without call
ing on the stockholders.
Grain thinks that the Earnest
matter will be arranged satisfac-
torily at Corpus Christi.
Monthly reports of the grades
of college students in their classes
must pay letter postage.
Mrs. Angle gains her suit involv-
ing half million against the chi
cago and Milwaukee road.
Mexican government establishes
a telegraph line for 200 miles along
the south bank of the Rio.
The Republicans in Congress
maneuver for position and get in
their work on the majority.
Franch, the Barcelona anarchist,
avows the throwing of the bomb in
the theatre, and glories in it.
Text of the bill for Arkansas Har-
Dor work is agreed upon by the
Texas members of Cong ess.
Germany and United States warn
the Brazilian insurgents not to
shoot into their merchant craft.
The window glass workers of In
diana protest to Voorhees, against
the schedules of the Wilson bill.
Gresham's opinion in an impor-
tant interstate commerce matter
is questioned and appeal taken.
The presentation OF the income
tax measure by the committee is
going to make trouble in Congress.
Cleveland, o., will issue bonds
and commence street improve
ments to give employment to her
idle.
Morgan and Butler among the
Democrats, will probably join in
the Hawaiian report scoring Cleve-
land.
The Hamilton club, of Chicago,
foregoes its annual banquet and
devotes the sum required to the
poor.
Senator Frye wants no monkey
ing with Hawaii until the report