San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-12
wRENCHED FROM THE WIRES.
British narliament opens.


Kentucky legislature.
Cardinal Satolli will reach Gal
weston on the 22nd of this month.
Dallas is to play football at Ell
Paso the day before the big fight.
Nothing farther has been heard
from the foundered steamer Les
ter.
Stuart is confident as ever, posts
notices as to rates and tickets aud
baggage.
Hunters friends declare that if
he is not elected no republican
shall be.
John Pattack burned in his
home near Ennis. House and con-
tents destroyed.
Charles HandoZZa, an Italian
with many aliases, arrested in
Houston, by New Orleans officers.
Movement Isl on foot to secure
the consent of Whitney to head
the democratic national ticket.
Correspondence from the United
States consuls in Cuba submitted
by the president to congress. AAg 81
Edison will photograph the
brain, by the aid of Roetgen rays,
as soon as apparatus is perfected.
The opposition in parliament
are not pleased with the action of
government in Armenia.
Salisbury denies that anything
has been surrendered to France in
the Siam arrangement.
The Duke of Devonshire unveils
the statue to John Bright in the
central hall of parliament.
Irish parliamentary party will
introduce three amendments to
the speech from the throne.
The radical party in parliament
will support a general measure of
arbitration with the United States.
The sultan asks the powers to
recognize Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria.
Jail at Guthrie, o. T., which be-
longed to stock company, is sold
to the government for $500.
Galveston baseball manager has
not signed any Denver men for his
team as reported.
Hotel on the Laredo heights,
kept by Mrs. Quick, burned, and
all its contents.
Sterling Elliot, of Massachusetts,,
is elected l.. A. w. president and
Louisville selected for the meet.
Tom ORourke is final stake
holder for the fight, Lawler, of
Houston, being sick.
Stuart has switched his box car
with his ring apparatus around
until no one can find it.
The general opinion among OFF,
Gals at FL Paso is that the fight
will take place.
The winner of the fight will be
challenged at the ring side by Cor
belts representative.
Four-masted schooner ashore at
Cape May, n. Y. None of the crew
have got ashore.
Call for meeting of the Lily
White republican committee is out
for the 10Th at Fort Worth.
superintendent of instruction for
Texas, Carlisle, is to be married to
Mrs. Sturgis today, at HillsbOro.
The Baptist council at Paris will
declare DIR. Fortune a hereto, but
he will continue to preach.
French senate refuses, by vote
of 15S to 81, to express confidence
in the ministry on the subject of
the railway scandals.
The governor of chihuahua is in
Juarez to stop the prize fight, and
says that the technical question of
boundary will not be regarded.
Bimetallism continues to attract
attention in Germany, and con-
sultation with France and the
United States is mooted in the
reichstag.
Salisbury replies to the criticism
on his Armenian policy, and says
that no sympathy with Armenia
would justify plunging the coun-
try into a more terrible war than
that of the Crimea.
Waller will be released by the
French government, and the Unit
ed States will make no claim on
France for indemnity, but Waller
may sue in the French courts.
Olney says that Waller is guilty.
Ohio Bank Robbed.
CINCINNATI, Feb. ia Lees
burg, Ohio, dispatch says the safe