San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-09
wRENoHED FROM THE WIRES

The sultan still continues in
momentary fear of assassination.
Wolf g. Co., 25O-2 Madison street,
Chicago, burned out; loss $500, 600.
There is no change at Con-
stantinople as regards the guard
ships.
-Four unoccupied buildings at
Alva fired and burned out; loss
$1,000.
1t is expected that this week
will be spent by senate largely in
caucus.
House sessions this week will be
short and uninteresting in devel-
opment.
Daisy b., dam Of Ashland
Wilkes and grand dam of Gentry,
is dead.
Carload Of cotton and car con-
sumed by fire at Devine station,
Medina 20.
A. j. Shayne, of Jacksonville,
Texas, files deed of trust to secure
$4,000 debt.
Pryor, the negro shooter at Luz
ling is getting along nicely; the
negro is dead.
Reports of the extreme destitu-
ton of the Armenians continue to
reach London.
Mcneil, the great historical
painter of Germany, celebrates his
S0th birthday.
Lyons livery stable, Wilbern's
store and the old Charco hotel at
Runge, burned.
Meyer, Weber & Bowman,
piano makers, Chicago, burned
out; loss $4,000.
Bob FitZsimmons refuses to fight
with Maher for a purse of $4,000;
he wants $4,000.
Money in London is at the east
est, banks all having required
amount of money.
There is a small shortage in the
Office of the Louisville, KY, land
office, only $752.72.
American capitalists secure CON-
cession for railway from Pekin to
Tidewater, 200 miles.
The Cuban expedition of En-
rique Collazo has collapsed and
will not leave Tampa.
No information is obtainainable
at Washington as to reported In
dian troubles in Arizona.
Manchester merchants are fear
full of American tactics and have
largely suspended purchases.
Railroad meeting held at Cotulla
in the interest of railroad from
Eagle Pass to Arkansas Pass.
Committee of investigation of
charges made by Dunraven think
these charges should be sifted.
Venezuelans are enthusiastic
over the arming of their border
for defense against Great Britain.
H. Payne Miller, founder of Mt.
Auburn institute Cincinnati, and
it's president for thirty years, is
dead.
The Chicago postal telegraph
company takes possession of it's
new quarters, reported the finest
in the world.
The sultan is charged with hav-
ing ordered the Sivas massacres
because he was forced to certain
Armenian reforms.
st. Louis syndicate will loan the
Cuban revolGtionists 100000
on their recognition as belligerents
by the United States.
Great fears are entertained of
the Arizona sheriff and posse of
10 who are following the trail of
the Morrill, murderers.
Renegade Indians are supposed
to have cut the wires between Fort
Grand, Ariz., and San Carlos
agency, as they are down.
Three men killed and two others
injured in wreck on the New York
and New Haven road at Harlem.
All the victims were railway en-
ployes.
The capture is reported of the
band of Indian murderers who
murdered nine people, including
the Morrills, near San Carlos
agency.
The 16 pilots, who took to
small punt after their boat had
been stove by the steamer Cambri-
oman, have'been rescued and land
ed at the Mersey.
Lewis, the bond forger, who is
accused by Cincinnati banks of
having got away with 100000 is
proved by the clearing house to
have taken ONLY S25 OO0