San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-07
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put to sea at the shortest notice.
House passes river and harbor
bill under suspension of the rules.
Black plague appears in Hong
Kong, but is concealed for business
ends.
Rhodes telegraphs Salisbury
that the road is open and Gwelo is
safe.
Dervishes routed by friendly
Arabs at Boyet, and twenty of them
killed.
Hale will prevent, if possible,
the resolutions for a United States
fleet for Cuba to protect interests
tn ere.
Vote on the postoffice appropria-
ton bill will be taken today at .
o'clock.
A urade will soon issue eXpelling
all Christian missionaries from
Armenia.
Three more victims of Spanish
cruelty reported from Havana via
MantanZas.
Senators and deputies of Venice
will present an address to welcome
Kaiser Wilhelm, on his visit.
There is no danger of rupture be-
tween Argentine and Chile, at least
not at present.
College Green division of the city
of Dublin returns a Parnellite to
parliament.
Fred. Bemmer is being pursued
by a mob for the murder of his
wife and child at Evansboro, Ill.
Municipal elections in Ohio pass
quietly, there was no political sig
MITIGATION in them.
Vidal Davilla, express agent at
the Monterey, Mex, depot found
dead in his bed.
Hamlin Garland has gone to the
city of Mexico seeking material for
his life of Gen. Grant.
Monterey is using vitrified brick
on her most travelled street as an
experiment in paving.
Enthusiasm over the passage of
Cuban resolutions in Washington
passes all bounds.
President Cleveland has given
no intimation of his probable &C
ton in the Cuban matter.
1t is reported that the Spanish
government is in great straits for
money to make war effectively.
Cubans in New York and Wash
ington are greatly elated over the
actions of congress.
In Lima, Peru, the action of the
American congress on Cuban az
fairs is warmly applauded.
The secretary of the senate will
bring the Cuban resolutions to the
president today.
Henry thinner, wealthy and
eccentric suicides at Mount Yer
non, H., on account of ill health.
Nettie Williams, colored, found
choked to death in her room at Gal
| weston.
Sabine Pass is officially certified
to have twenty-four feet Of water
and a 100 foot passage.
Houston city election held, but
results not announced as yet.
Democratic ticket probably elected.
Scarborough is arrested for MUIR
der at Ell Paso and placed under
$4,000 bond.
Emma Yorke arrested at Denver
for theft of $22,500 from her
daughter-in-law in San Francisco.
Democratic county convention
of Williamson county meets at
Georgetown, and instructs for
Savers.
Gen. Harrison and Mrs. DIM
mick were married last evening at
st. Thomas church, New York,
very quietly.
Italy is not uniting with Eng
land TO fight the DerviShes, but
fights them on her own account
when necessary.
The gold plate presented to Diaz
at the late banquet rendered him
by the foreign business interest of
Mexico is valued at $4,000,
The vote for Kleberg is thought
will fall about 1000 short of the
combined populist and republican
vote, showing that fusion would
have defeated Kleberg.
Almo Hawkins shoots j. A.
Dawes four times at Rosebud,
over Dawes attentions to Miss
Hawkins. Hawkins is in the
hands of officers and Dawes will re-
cover.
Death of Mrs. Moore.