San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-01
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
A Complete Epitoms of the Days Happen,
ings, Briefed and Boiled Down, up
to Time of Going to Press.

NIuSsulmans in Crete, are murder
ing right and left. both Jews and
Christians.
Americans arrested at Manila will
be court martialed and shot.
Aurora, ILL.,. chair factory burned,
throwing 800 out of employment.
Inaugural preparations practically
complete.
Congress has four appropriation bills
yet to act on.
President Mckinley attended church
yesterday and drove out in the after
noon.
This Congress has appropriated
more money than any of its predeceS-
SOrS.
This Congress lras had to appropri-
ate money to continue work begun,
but has ordered no new building of
battle ships.
Work was pushed all day yesterday
on the big amphitheatre at Carson.
Fire in Il Uvalde warehouse de-
strOys the camp outfit of L. s. Geo
logical survey.
War tax will he levied in ThessaIa
and Artia.
ROumania has decided to call out
all the reserves.
Famine is reported in Gambia, with
fear of pillage by the troops.
MuSulmanS loot British vice-con-
sulS house.
Amateur champion long distance,
Hid, killed stealing Il ride on train
at NayaSOta.
Crete will not take autonomy. she
wants union with Greece.
1t is again rumored that kentucky
Legislature will be called to elect Il
senator.
King Humbert and wife banquet
Wayne McNeigh. American minister.
Senate at Washington held Sunday
session. Passes the sundry civil bill.
Senate restores the lands recently
retired by presidential proclamation
from public domain.
Venezuelan commission reports and
goes out of business.
The report that the Gar had warn
! ed Greece is without foundation.
Greece stands firm.
The collective vote of the powers is
day
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their usual mark.
The Greek commander has started
for the interior of Crete and will forti-
fy.
Powers are not decided as to the
Grecian note.
Turkey is removing troops from Asia
into Europe. 1000 being under or
derS.
Sanguilly arrives at Key West, will
not talk.
Cuban insurgents victorious in a
number of minor engagements.
American planter from Alabama
will press his claims against Spain
for plantation in Cuba.
Weyler still sticks to his job.
Sherma Jewett, Buffalo millionaire.
is dead
StenetZ, the Moscow chess player is
not dead as reported last week.
Russian passenger train falls over an
embankment and 10 are killed.
Maj.-Gen. Merritt will command the
regular army contingent in the inaug-
ural parade.
Arkansas Pas Harbor company is af-
ter another legislative act in their IA
VOr.
Taylor selects lot for that oil mill
and work will soon commence.
EX-treaSurer of Nebraska indicted
for embezzlement of $3.50, 101.
Young woman gets two years at
Johnson City for marrying a man of
mixed negro blood.
Two fools at Waco dive 80 feet into
IS inches of water One unhurt. one
slightly injured.
Alderman and banker indicted at
Louisville for fraudulent attempt to
sell city waterworks.
Loss of life in the burning mine at
Zacatecas, Mexico, is reported at 10.
Small poX has broken out among
Cretan refugees at Piraeus.
Jury in the Tom murder case at Bee
vile find him not guilty.
Albert Rheinhardt murdered at Dal-
las in his own yard.
American and Pacific company con-
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