San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-06
wRENoHBD FROM THE WIRES.

The T. p. A. adjourn to meet at
Nashville next year. President
Lee was reelected. Bemish, Of
Houston is chairman Of the press
committee.
North German Lloyd company
Is to start a line direct from Bre-
men to Galveston.
Bradley comes to the front and
this time denies that he has with
drawn from the presidential race.
Indiana silverites hold a meet
ing and endorse Matthews for the
presidency.
1t is settled that the reform pris-
oners in Pretoria will not be re-
leased until July.
English capital is about to es-
tablish irrigation works in Run
nels county, over $4,000 acres.
Trade continues depressed with
decreased demand, so say the
trade reviewers.
Manager Yoakum of the Santa
Fe., just returned from the east, Is
Of the opinion that Mckinley will
be nominated on a sound money
platform.
1t is generally conceded that the
democratic convention at Chic 60
will pronounce for free silver.
Gov. Stone of Missouri is to ma
nipulate the Arkansas state con-
vention for Bland as far as is pos.
sible.
Arizona democrats meet in ses-
sion on Monday and will insist on
free silver everytime.
The elections for congress in
Oregon are still in doubt. OFF,
cial count alone will decide.
Clint, son Of J. N. Hill, of Hurst,
thrown from his horse and fatally
injured.
Mrs. Bragg gives the required
bond Of $1,000 at Fort Worth and
is released from jail.
Lewis Wright, OF Cleburn, is
taken to Dallas for sending obscene
matter through the mails.
Senate refers resolution pro.
viding for adjournment on Mon
day.
House seats Martin OF North
Carolina and he takes the oath.
Also Rynaker, OF Illinois.
John Bull is afraid of Gould's
yacht and insult him so that he
will withdraw from the races.
Kinney Bros, Kansas City, have
cornered the potato market.
Mrs, Bourland of Fort Smith,
Ark, fires on her husband and
Maud Allen, tho woman with
whom he was intimate. Maud
will die.
DR.. j. B. Taylor, we'll known in
San Antonio, has his arm broken
by his horse falling with him in
Schleicher county, where he was
looking after his cattle.
Culberson ends his campaign
until after the primary elections.
Marion Williams, the new popu-
list editor of Austin is hot at the
way Glasscock is treated.
Crane announces that he is not a
candidate for congress, but for the
attorney generalship.
Consul general Lee at Havana,
has long conference with Weyler.
1t is reported, but not confirmed,
that Hammond, the Transvaal
raider, is paroled and on his way
home.
Neil Turner, Grant Bennett and
John Willacy are all after that
legislative seat from Nueces
county.
Morgan, Of Alabama, in the sem
ate, over his Cuban resolution,
severely arrsigns the president.
The will OF the st. Louis conven-
tion will be the PLATFORM on which
Mckinley will stand. He will
make no attempt to dominate the
convention.
Plat has not given up the fight
and announces that he has q sur
prise in store, which he will spring
just before the convention.
There will not be more than 100
votes in the st. Louis convention
that will insist on single gold
standard.
Dunlap, one of the.Burden jewel
ry robbers Of New York, pleads
guilty. Turney pleads not guilty.
A man supposed to be the Salt
Lake preacher murderer, is held at
Cleveland, Tenn. for results.
Mandy Scott stabs her husband