San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-25
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
A Complete BpitOme of the Days Happen
ings, Briefed and Boiled Down, up
to Time of Going to Press.

Pettus is elected United States SEN
ator for Alabama.
Postal revenues for October show
decrease over last year.
McKinley's Illinois plurality is 241,-
les. In New Jersey 1892.
Iowa organizes a western baseball
circuit, salary limit $1,000.
Bryan is Toasted and toasted and
royalty welcomed in Colorado.
Kentucky Democrats talk of con-
testing the vote of that state.
Democratic club at New York cele-
brates the election of Mckinley.
Tennessee will send delegates to the
coast defense convention at Florida.
French Minister Hanitauz says that
Turkey is carrying out her agreement.
Bryan says that he is no longer the
standard bearer for the free silverites.
Ward trial adjourned over one day
at Memphis, on account of Wards ILL
ness.
Changes are made in the Chinese le-
cations in Berlin, London and Wash
ington.
Outlaws in Oklahoma fire the prairie
to prevent their pursuit, and 16 per-
sons are cremated.
Failures are reported at Dallas, Fort
Worth, Cleburne, Eagle Pass, Column
bus and Georgetown.
Four months of French opera opens
in New Orleans.
Ferry companies are in trouble at
st. Louis, and the Virgins people
threaten to seize the boat of Inter
state Sand and Ferry company.
Savannah and elects the old officers.
Mallory Steamship company has
libeled the Melbridge in the sum of
$1,000 for towing her in port.
ST. Louis firm gets an order for ten
tons of dynamite, supposed to be from
Cuba.
Jim Cam suicides at Cleburne. he
had been gambling in cotton futures
end lost
The nail trust has disbanded and all
makers will now go 1t alone.
Tyler city bonds are tied up by in
junction to the tune of $4,000, and
those who bought them are likely to
wait six months for their money.
Window glass workers and manu-
facturers adjust their differences, and
work will resume December Is.
Wool men in conference declare the
Wilson bill failure and ask the pas.
sage of protective bill
Weyler returned to Havana to look
alter his business as governor general
al, so say his friends.
Body of young girl found dead in
the suburbs of Trenton, N. j. She
took her own life.
Canadian officials pronounce the
Bermuda all right. She is to go to ia
maica and return.
Maceo's lieutenant eraches Jackson
vile en- route to the junta at New York
with sealed orders.
City council of Havana subscribes
$4,000 for the wounded soldiers.
Private letter from a IL year old res
ident in Cuba says that Spain cannot
conquer the island
Consul General Lee does not believe
that the Competitors prisoners have
been tried by court martial.
Home market club of Boston, Re-
publican, gives three cheers for Cleve-
land.
Golden club meets in London and
mourns over the decadence of free
trade.
Emperor William talks to his SOL
diers, intoxicating bravery and disci-
pline.
Striking workmen at Hamburg at
tack the workmen who took their
places.
Corn crop of Buenos Ayres is 20 per
cent below last season.
PHILIPPINE insurgents defeat the
Spaniards infiicting loss of 300.
Vanderbilt students cool down and
respectfully petition the faculty to
reopen the case.
John Nobre wheels from New York
OF Philadelphia in IN lin; shorting
record III en-.
1t requires all the police reserves of
Newark, N. j., to prevent the mobbing
of ex-Priest Slattery.
Chamber of Commerce of Knoxville,
Tenn, move for national chamber OF
commerce, to be created by congress.
The postal order against carrying
dead head letters by railroad compa-
MES, will be made more more specific.
British government is trying the
Newfoundland route for the transpor-
tation of troops to Canada.
Speaker Crisp's son has been NOM
mated to congress, to fill out his ia
TIERS term.
Silver millionaire, Lane, who backed
Bryan for four years's agitation Of
the silver question, says the fight is
just begun.
Third annual conference of the in
ternational league of builders is held
in Denver.