San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-19
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
A Complete Epitone Of the Days Happen
ings, Briefed and Boiled Down, up
to Time of Going to Press.

Cleveland bagged So ducks yester-
day.
Atlanta. Ga, organizes rousing
| Cuba club.
Bryan and Mckinley will both be in
Chicago Monday.
Signor Crispe's daughter elopes with
one of her servants.
The junta in New York is satisfied
that MaceO is dead
Deeds of trust filed at Waxahatchie
| and Gainesville, Texas.
One million lire is the allowance for
the crown prince of Italy.
Four coaches of the B. & o. train
are ditched near Cincinnati.
New Orleans sends cargo of 22,570
bales of cotton to Liverpool.
Official vote of North Dakota gives
Mckinley 20,36S, Bryan 1886.
Dashiel said to have no opposition
for speakership Of the Texas House.
Arthur Clark arrested near Nacog-
.doches, Texas, on the charge of MUIR
der.
Weyler, for once, is mum and de-
clines to discuss the Cameron resolu-
ton.
New York negroes hold mass
meeting and loudly express sympathy
for Cuba.
Mass meeting of Little Rock, Ark,
citizens draft resolutions of sympathy
for Cuba.
Two car loads of artillery, supposed
to be for Cuba pass through Little
Rock, Ark.
Galveston county commissioners
will invite plans for new county
court house.
Australian wool is being rushed in
to San Francisco in anticipation of
higher tariff.
Cuba's Galveston agent says he re-
ceives from 30 to 40 requests for en-
llstment daily.
Chicago, Paducah and Memphis rail-
road is leased by the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois.
Congressman Miles Crowley fined S.
in Washington police court for dis
orderly conduct
Immense quantities of provisions for
Cuban insurgents are being shipped
out Of New York.
State Commissioner Rose wants the
Texas Life Insurance company's con-
dition investigated.
Senior De LONE, Spanish minister at
> Washington declines to discuss the
Cameron resolution.
Insurgents are concentrating forces
in Santa Clara province and an attack
on Havana is very likely.
Sharkey has received his $500, the
purse awarded him in his recent
eight with Fitzsimmons.
Brazil declares to the Spanish gov
eminent that she will not recognize
the insurgents as belligerents.
Mass meeting of 1900 citizens of
Memphis draft resolutions asking con-
gress to recognize Cuba as free.
Antoine Buddenberg, falls from the
upper deck of q vessel he was paint
ing in Galveston harbor and is drown
ed
Lieutenant Governor Jester leaves
for his home In Corsicana and Culber-
son resumes the reins of the state
government.
The Rocky Mountain Cuban volun-
teers, 1000 strong, decide to leave on
the march for the Florida coast for
embarkation Dec. 20.
Frank G. Miles, trusted treasurer of
the Boston Safe Deposit company, is
defaulter in the sum between $4,000
and 100000. Bond Is $4,000.
In case of Cuban enlistments being
officially brought before the depart
ment of justice they will be heavily
fined and punished according to law.
Robaro Soloro, who spent several
months In the Cuban insurgent camp
says the Spaniards drown a number
Of their prisoners, in a place called
Bleach of the Goat" near Havana.
Olney appeals to the Senate Foreign
committee to not take any action in
the Cuban question that might pro-
woke war with Spain. Says Cubans
have no government to recognize.