San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-05
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
SOURCES.

Elizabeth Peabody of Jamaica
Plains, Mass, is dead.
Texas Live Stock association con-
venes in Austin on the 9th.
Half a block of stores burned at |
Little Rock, causing $75, 900.
Canada is having harder times
than at any period since 1867. \
Motion overruled for new trial
for DR.. Howard at Nashville.
Democratic caucus called for at
Washington on the Wilson bill.
Oglesby, imprisoned in Cuba, has
been released and is coming home.
All reports of the shakiness of
the Paris, Tex, banks, are declared
false.
Mrs. Virginia Dickens, relative
of the novelist, dies at Paris, this
state.
San Angelo forwards a monster
petition against free wool to WASH
ington.
1t will take the official count
to decide the Memphis municipal
election.
The postal card contract of the
government has not yet been
awarded.
A new secret labor organization
comes to light with representatives
in 81 states.
Haynes Realty and financial
company of st. Louis goes under
for $4,000.
Prospects for the speedy building
of that Brownsville. road are con-
sidered good.
Judge Long, of Michigan, has his
unlawfully stopped pension re-
stored to him.
Peixoto's fleet is under orders to
Immediately sail, find Mello and
give him battle. /.
Miss Alexander, the girl detec-
tive of New York, runs in nine
thieves in a week.
There is a decided disposition
manifested in Congress to recon-
NIT the tariff bill.
The intervention of the United
States in the Brazilian trouble as
mediator is denied.
The Democrats in Congress re-
fuse to come to time in order to
make up a quorum.
Agricultural Morton says that
he follows Rusk's course as to eX-
perimental stations.
The New York World favors the
income tax idea, much to Cleve-
lands disgruntlement.
Two raDchmen arrested near
Golden, Col. for train wrecking
with a view to robbery.
Senate will thoroughly investi-
gate Hawaiian matters and may
send there for witnesses.
The removal of the Ell Paso post
master is decided on and John
Julian will take his place.
Paschal stands by his former
recommendation in the matter of
the San Antonio postotfiCe.
The captured Riff pirates have
been landed at Tangier to await
the pleasure of the Sultan.
Charles Eggleston, son of a Chica-
go millionaire, assaults his father
and is sent to a gold cure.
Mary Lease invokes the aid of
the Supreme court against her be-
ing ousted by the governor.
Fatal shooting recorded at
Georgetown, Texas, the victim be-
ing farmer named Hardin.
The provisional government of
Honolulu is as firm as ever in its
attitude against Intervention.
There is no certainty that the
Duval club will be able to pull
off the Mitchell orbett fight.
The Democrats who oppose the
Wilson bill unite with the Repub-
licans in preventing a quorum.
Mexican jailed at Kerrville for
an attempted assault on Mrs.
Charles Ganahl, Ganahls station.
Tobacco manufacturers kick
against the Wilson schedule and
ask a uniform tax on unstemmed
leaf.
Barracks burned at SmOlensk,
Poland, and a number of soldiers
fatally hurt jumping from win
dows.
King Humbert's private fortune
amounting to about $20,0OO,OOO has
been deposited with the ROthchilds
in London.
Aaron Shannon fatally shot by |
James Clay at Brennan and DR..
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