San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-29
wRENCHED FROM THE WIRES.
Coleman town goes wet l55 to 50.

Mrs. Darlington Booth is serious
ly ill at her home in Montcalm
n. j.
Steamer Pensacola has left Gal.
weston to aid the disabled steamer
Marlstow.
Honduras will send aid to Mica
ragua, to aid in suppressing the
rebellion there.
The Chicago Derby for this year
has been declared of, no payments
having been made.
Government of Nicaragua cap.
lures two rebel towns and is max
ing good Roadway.
w. II. Hadden run over and
killed on the Southern Pacific
crossing at Houston.
All the roads centering in New
Orleans agree to maintain passen-
ger rates, after March LIST.
Travis county primaries, pre-
paratOry to the county convention,
will be held tonight.
Arkansas county republicans fall
into line and elect delegates to
Austin. Mckinley is first choice.
1t is asserted that Barney Gibbs
is candidate for congress, and
will run on the populist ticket.
The Mckinley bureau in Ohio
figures not less than from $50 to
400 ballots for him at the start.
The fight between the Reed and
the Mckinley men in the Travis
county convention is red hot.
One man killed and thirty hurt
by collapse of Casino gallery at
Fall River, Mass.
The report that Dunraven had
cabled his resignation to the Yacht
club is denied.
Peru will present to its congress
a proposition to record Protestant
marriages in that country.
The British side of the Vene-
zuelan boundary case is ready for
presentation.
Turkey announces officially to
Miss Barton to distribute relief in
Anatolia district.
Kentucky republican Legislators
talk of holding caucus and nomi-
mating another candidate.
The trade reviews report no ma
terial improvement in the move
ment of merchandise.
Constable Sanderson shoots Will
lis Burtin while resisting arrest at
Dallas, killing him instantly.
Gen. Weyler is disgruntled at
the destruction of property near
Havana and will try and stop it.
Officers are investigating a sus-
picious camp near Wichita Falls,
believed to belong to the outlaws.
1t is authoritatively stated that
95 per cent of the Cuban battles
have been won by the insurgents.
Sugar schooner Navarine, for
Boston, stopped in Cuban waters
and searched by the Spanish fleet.
There was a grand prohibition
rally at San Marcos last night,
preparatory to opening campaign.
John Reagan announces that he
will support Culberson for the
governorship, and is not candi-
date.
First congressional district is
holding republican convention at
Hampstead, and a lively time
it is.
Chicago will put up the money
for that Southern States exposi.
ton, if the south will put up the
exposition.
Williamson populists are hust-
ling and propose to carry the
county. Republicans not decided
as to county ticket.
AS result of his operations in
Nicaragua Warner Miller says
that he looks for a general upris-
ingfn Central America.
Whitney disclaims all knowl-
edge of the movement for his can
didacy, and disapproves it. He re-
pudiates the free coinage of silver,
also.
Insurgents burn very impor-
tant railway bridge near the city
of Havana and are reported to
have burned the village of Ga
hanis.
Colder Tonight,
WASHINGTON, February 29.-For
Uaekorn TovoC fair fanfnht and