San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-11
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is in session at lumbus, o.
Jopker Elko, Krueger's son-in-
law, is coming to London.
diff johnson killed by cave-in
in the Spot Cash mine, Col. The
third victim there in week.
Butts and Goodwin start for
California from Rhode Island on
bikes, TO break the recerk.
Pressure is being brought in the
house for consideration of immi-
grafton and Pacific funding bills.
Clark will take the stump for the
Old Alcade, should he come out for
governor.
There is no doubt from inter
views with prominent democrats
that Roberts will make good run.
Eagle Pass democrats elect dele
gates to the conventions and en-
dorse Kelso for congress.
Montana state republicans meet
today and a bolt is feared on the
part Of the silver men.
wilhelm reviews the troops at
Frankfort-on-the- Main and I'M
walls a statue to Wilhelm 1.
Sir John Millais, president OF
the Royal academy, operated on
for cancer Of the throat.
Cleveland is reported to be quiet
ly laying his plans for renomlna-
tion on war platform.
Congressman Kleberg thinks
that the sound money men of Tex
as are making a big mistake.
Sentences Of death on the cap
tured people of the Competitor re-
ferred to Spain for approval.
Madrid and all Spain clamors
for the execution Of the Competi-
tor prisoners.
American steamer, Laurida, is
suspected of being engaged in the
Cuban filibustering business.
A number Of companies have
already arrived for the Savannah,
Ga, drill.
Thermometer in New York
reaches 81 with humidity low; few
cases of prostration.
Thermometer in New Haven
registers SO, the highest recorded
May temperature.
London papers scent a war in
the immediete subsequently, be-
tween Spain and the United States.
Hon. Jonathan Lane thinks that
Roberts present position is I'M
worthy him.
Reagan resents the use Of his
name in connection with the Texas
gubernstorial race.
There is a good deal Of enthus-
iasm for the Old Alcade down on
the coast.
Western railway lines have re-
fused to take rates for the wheel
mems convention.
Ex-senator Wallace, of Pennsyl-
vania, is lying very low, and is
gradually sinking.
Methodist general conference
discusses the increase OF the house
OF bishops to twenty-one.
Negro, who participated in the
cutting of Marshall Walker, of Full
ton, KY, lynched.
Bob Miller cut FIVE times in a
fray at Fredonia, Llano county.
He will recover.
Vulcan tin works in Frisco
burned; also the the town of
HAnse in Michigan wiped out by
fire.
Right Reverend John Kahn is in
vested with the pallium at st.
Louis, Cardinal Gibbons officiat-
ing.
1t is said that Weyler will re.
sign If the sentence of the court in
the case OF the Competitor is re-
versed.
Nothing learned at Washington
as to the Competitors people con-
demned to be shot, but it is thought
leniency will be shown.
The figuring still goes on in the
Reed camp to show that Nc
Kinley cannot be nominated at st,
Louis.
The judge Of the Pretoria court
reports on the cases, and how the
prerogative Of the government can
be exercised.
There is a good chance for live
ly debate on the Cuban question in
senate when the river and harboI
bill comes up today.
Anniversary of the signing oil
the Franco-Prussian treaty mag
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