San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-06
wRENOHED FROM THE WIRES.

Col. Rhodes is refused permission
to visit Buloysys by Transvaal.
Minister Terrell arrives from Con-
stantinople on leave Of absence.
Fire in a Clark street dime mus
SUM at Chicago causes panic.
Bill is to be introduced in con-
gress making Indian Territory a
state.
Victoria, Tex. receives its first
consignment of wool for this
season.
Dervish outpost between Suakim
and Abul Hamed routed by friend
ly Arabs.
Thus far 100 whites are known to
have been killed in the Matabele
uprising.
English tinanciers believe that
England and Spain have formed
an alliance.
Spanish official reports claim
that Maceo's men were routed in
Pinar del Rio.
"OId Alcalde" Roberts says that
he knows nothing about being a
populist candidate.
Gen. Baldissera informs the Ital-
ian government that he thinks he
can relieve Adigrat.
Kentucky women will again
make war on Col. Breckenridge's
congressional aspiration.
The Salvation army has decided
to give the Americans in the army
a better showing hereafter.
Yoakum citizens compliment
their fire department with hand
some money subscriptions.
Cardinals Gibbon, Vaughan and
Logue give out an appeal for per-
manent board Of arbitration.
The state dismisses all suits for
forfeitures OF charters and penal
ties in the Texas oil mill cases.
Robbers in dress suits blow open
q safe and secure 500 in Whitins-
vile, Rhode Island, savings bank.
Four thousand houses destroyed
and 10000 people homeless through
fire at Manila, PHILIPPINE islands.
Miss Hannah Julia Selby wins
her $4,000 breach OF promise suit
against Rev. Robert Hill, of Jetfer-
son, ..
Constable John Sellman, slayer
Of Wesley Hardin, fatally shot at
Ell Paso by Deputy Sheriff Scar
borough.
Ell Paso republicans split over
the matter OF placing straight
republican ticket in the field for
the city election.
Central and South American re-
publics favor an alliance Of all
American countries to support the
Monroe doctrine.
Ex-Consul Waller says that the
French brutally mistreated him
and that he has not waived his
rights for damages.
Passengers from Havana report
that 100 Spaniards, suffering from
machette cuts, were brought into
Havana Friday night.
Washburn & Moen Manufacture
ing company, of Quinsiganmond,
Mass, visited by a $4,000 fire.
Loss covered by insurance.
Metropolitan Street Railway
company men, OF New York, 5000
strong, threaten to go on strike
over the discharge Of ten employees.
r. C. Williams, clerk OF Circuit
court at Carthage Tenn, fatally
shoots G. w. Garrett, populist poll
tician, for alleged slanderous re-
marks.
Winchester Kelso's friends say
that he will be candidate for the
congressional nomination before
the democratic congressional con-
vention.
English am bsssador and Ameri-
can charge d'affairs at CONSTANT
nople protest against the expulsion
of American Missionary Knapp
from Bitlis.
Ballington Booths Volunteers
and the old Salvation army corps
have a pitched battle with music
and prayers on public square at
Cleveland, o.
Carlisle says that he has not
been able to conclude to let his
name 60 before the democratic con-
vention as a candidate for the
presidential nomination.
Experiments to run canal boats
on the Erie canal by electric trac-
ton have proven successful and
company is to be organized to use
this motive power for the canal.