San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-13
wRENoHED FROM THE WIRES

the DUCK dU NOTlOlh, va.
Smallpox epidemic is raging
along the Ohio.
Denton suffers $4,000 loss by
fire.
The Texas Masons finish their
business at Houston and adjourn.
Tom Angus, hack driver in Dali
las, fatally shoots bartender orf'
The Bayard incident in the house
threatens to be more than talk.
House talks tariff and adjOurns
until Monday.
= House committees will not be
announced until last of next week.
Little daughter of John Hatcher
fatally burned at Fairlie.
The Armenian relief fund at
Boston is now about $l2, 900.
Turkey proposes a general scheme
of reform for Macedonia.
"Christian Lectureship" meeting
at Corsicana is smaller this year
than last, but interesting.
Suit for damages filed against
the "Sunset" by Walter Eaton for
$4,000 injuries sustained.
Turks and Kurds are entering
Constantinople laden with plumber
of the Armenians.
Sublime Porte issues another
manifesto charging all the dis
turbance on the Armenians.
The Adriatic will bring the pas
sengers of the disabled Germanio
to New York.
Call issues to the populists of
Texas to organize clubs and pre-
pare for the work of 1896.
United States will not take ac-
ton on claim for $4,000 damages
by a citizen against Hawaii.
Expedition which sailed from
Jamaica on the 7th inst. arrived
safely in Cuba.
The report is made of large de-
sertions from the insurgent troops
in Cuba.
City of Santa Clara is throwing
up intrenchments preparing to de-.
fend itself against the Cubans.
Senior Martinez is said to be on a
secret mission to Great Britain from
Venezuela.
Goldsmith, one of the wealthiest
members of parliament and an
Israelite, is very sick at Brighton.
President Fauvre takes an in
tense interest in the sessions of the
bi-metalic league in Paris.
Turks attack the Christians in
the island of Crete and are re-
pulsed.
Salisbury's reply will not be
made public until President Cleve-
land returns from his duck hunt.
Senate business took a wide
range of Ginning, but was unin
teresting.
Resolution introduced into con-
gress to increase all pensions TWEEN
ty-five per cent.
Minneapolis and st. Louis and
the Denver and Rio Grande declare
quarterly dividends.
Sidney Jolley shot dead by his
brother, Noah, near Palestine. An
old family feud.
John O'Brien is under arrest at
Sherman for criminal assault to
rape, and evidence damaging.
There are IA Russian men-of-war
within the harbor and around Port /.
Arthur.
House smiths strike in New
York frazzles out and is declared
off.
A small audience greets ALL I
wardt in New York and his curses /
OF the Jews are Kissed.
Small blazes are reported at Aus
tin, Dallas, Weatherford, Terrell
and Columbus, in this state.
Ex-Governor Foster, of Ohio,
thinks that Harrison is not a can.
didate, and McKinley's chances
good.
The death of Allen G. Thurman,
at the advanced age of 81, calls
forth SPLENDID testimonials to his
craftsmanship from all classes.
Herr Hauseman, in the reichs-
tag, is called to order for condemn
ing as in bad taste the threats of
military severity when the social
lists are dealt with.
Considerable of the Jewish ceme-
terry ground at Vicksburg will be
donated to the United States for
the military park that is to be
established there.
FOR OVER EIFTY YEARS.