San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
LATE KILOGRAMS

bI6"SIcI, Inb We'll hlOWH luII-
man, is dead, in Chicago.
Parker and company, of Grocs-
beck, file deed of trust.
Edward Burne.Jones, the English
artist, has been knighted.
Fence cutters are at work in the
neighbOrhOod of Brennan.
Fire fans out $4,000 of the bust
ness houses of Glasgow, Mo.
Admiral Gervaise, of France,
wants to resume active service.
Massachusetts, and Iowa militia
meet in New Orleans for the carni-
val.
Drummer, resident of Paris, shot
dead, refuses to tell who fired the
shot.
The Federal elections bill has
the right Of way in the Senate this
week.
Silver convention at Des Moines,
Iowa, has been postponed until
March.
Wash Jones says that Hogg's
speech is an insult to the Clark
people.
Masked burglars rob Waterman
of the bridge at Chapel Hill, Lee,
of 1926.
Frank Rada playing with a load
ed gun at Sweet Home, blows his
head off.
Anarchist Valiant will be exc
cuted this morning, says Paris
dispatch.
Everett club, of Everett, WASH
offers $4,000 for the Jackson'Cor'
bett mill.
Actor Crane, of New York, loses
an envelope out of his pocket with
Sl,S13 in it.
England and Smith are dead at
Brookhaven, Miss, at the result Of
an old feud.
Yoakum is struck by blizzard
and the thermometer goes down
to % degrees.
South Carolina dispensary officers
shoot a man at Spartansburg, max
ing an arrest.
Taylor makes elaborate prepar-
alton for the entertainme mt of the
Swine Breeders.
The Matlock plan of reconcilia-
ton is winning favor among the
party in the state.
Corpus Christi accepts the propo-
sition of the Port Ropes company
and so informs him.
Bud ConnOr has left Dallas for
Washington to solicit the postmas-
tership for himself.
Congressman Sibley, of New
Jersey, recalls his resignation and
takes again his seat.
GOmpers delivers a lecture on
labor at the church of the Divine
Paternity, New York.
Bell county Populists meet in
session and air their opinions as to
the business depression.
Hawaiian debate and the Bland
coinage of Seigniorage bill will be
the order in the House.
Evans and Morris, the California
bandits, stand off the sheriff and
his officers, who are on trail.
The bond resolution OF Stewart
will be considered after elections
in the Senate is disposed of.
Hogg's speech and recommends
tions at Dallas have not tended to
heal the Democratic breach.
Telegraph printing Office, opera
house and part of Jail burned
at POmerOy, o.; loss, $4,000.
Dan Creedon accepts a challenge
to fight Dick Moore, and the mill
will come off in three weeks.
Us. Pagan, a Houston lawyer,
arrested for perjury in connection
with a case in Meridian, Miss.
A sixteen-year-old Polander, at
Hazleton, Pa, shoots an old man
dead for refusing him drink.
Columbia Typographical union,
Washington, passes resolutions of
respect to the memory of Childs.
The sugar trust gains it's case
against the government as to le-
gality of purchase Of refineries to
secure monopoly.
The Andrews OF the Andrews
opera company, sue the Northern
Pacific and the Northwestern roads
for $4,000 damages.
Nicaragua canal will be built,
and IL it is not built by and under
American means and auspices it
will be built and controlled by