San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-02
WRENOHED FROM THE WIRES.
Memphis baseball club disbands

hold counsel with Weyler.
Four Dallas candidates have al
ready announced for congress.
Senior Il. Sine Sam is elected pres
ident in Hippolyte's place.
House virtually completes con-
sideratiou OF civil service bills.
Boiler of Growers saw mill ex-
plodes at Milford, o., and two Kill led
Nicaragua canal matters are dis
cussed in committee OF house.
President signs bill removing
confederate disabilities.
Chandler tries to explain the ac-
ton of his state, which he was re-
lied on to instruct for Reed.
Rhode Island goes republican in
gubernatorial election by over TO-
600.
AT. Taylor shot in Dallas by
Goldie Burt, woman jailed, Taylor
only slightly wounded.
American schooner Whitford
seized in PaOama waters, suspect
ed of carrying contraband goods.
Cecil Rhodes calls for "a many
volunteer troops as can be spared
for advance against the Matebeles.
The Slst birthday OF Bismarck
ia celebrated with all the honors in
Germany.
Dervishes bring cannon into the
field in their attack on Kassala,
endorsements are being sent.
House appropriates $4,000 to
purchase house in which Lincoln
died, as a museum.
House committee on Indian Ter
ritory will report today plan for re-
organization Of government there.
The action of the New Hamp.
shire convention is a sore disap-
pointment to Reed.
| The Mckinley managers are
greatly elated over the New Hamp-
shire resolutions.
Chauncey Depew does not think
that Mckinley will be elected on
the first ballot.
Planters Oil mill at Greenville,
Miss, explodes boiler, and five per-
sons are dead. Money loss $4,000.
The reported steel combine Of all
the great producers in the world is
denied in London.
Transvaal will send burghers to
defend women and children in Ma
tabelaland, if England desires 1t.
Heavy rains in Kentucky and all
large streams out of their banks,
great damage being done.
Webster P. Flanagan is dele
gate to st. Louis from the Third
district.
Governor Hughes, of Arizona,
thinks better of it and turns over
his office to Secretary Bruce.
Diaz' message does not indorse
the Monroe doctrine as the United
States understands it.
Pearl Simpson acquitted of kill
ing her infant by throwing it from
a car near Austin.
The queen of the American gyp-
sizes was buried at Evanston, Ind,
yesterday.
A body of 200 men will be raised
in Cape Colony for services In
Rhodesia.
Senate continues to hear argu-
ment on the Dupont election con-
test, but the case is not closed.
Strong resolutions presented in
senate on Cuban matters, asking a
naval force to BIO sent to Cuba.
The immigration inspectors are
troubled over the rush Of unwel-
come immigration to New York.
There is a complete snow block
ade Of many railroads in northern
Wisconsin.
Menelik is withdrawing and Will
keep the peace negotiations with
Italy.
Settle ment OF differences between
Kruger and British government
grows more probable.
Street railway traffic stopped in
st. Paul on account OF snow and
wind.
Venezuela will pay no indem-
nifty in that Uruan matter so long
as Great Britain claims that the
arrests were on British soil.
Ocean mail subsidy is vigorously
opposed in the senate by Villas:
there will be a separate vote on
this subsidy.
Medical schools In the Spanish
universities that were closed on
account of snti-Americsn demon
strations have opened.
Manuel Ninger is jailed in New
| York. in default of $4,000 bail,