San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-27
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LATEST OFF TIE WIRES PR0k
OVER THE WORLD.
4 Complete BpitOme of the Days Happen
ings, Brisfed and Boiled Down, up
to Time Of Going to Press.

The British minister visits the
King of Greece.
Athens is alive and there is fcverlsh
haste in the Office of the war minister.
1t is impossible for the government
to restrain the ardOr of the Greek
people.
Turks in Crete sally out and massa-
ere a number of Christians.
There is not concert of action among
the Powers in the case or Greece.
Cecil Rhodes gives testimony before
the parliamentary commission.
British government is barred by
treaty from claiming balance of Ala
bama award. SS,000,OO0.
Jones, hOrseman. will return to New
York for trial, for alleged forgery.
Transvaal law overriding the decis-
ion of the courts by the Rad, causes
CONSERVATION.
Prince of Wales holds the first lcyee
Of the season.
Hobart will not 90 to Washington
until Thursday morning. He quar-
tiers at the Arlington.
The restitution in Northern LOuisi-
ana is reported deplorablc, 1000 ac-
tually starving.
Brown, rapist, shoots an officer ut
SOddy, Tenn, and is riddled with bull
lets.
Butler the Australian murderer is
held for eXtraditiOn.
Mckinley will see his old friends
and say few farewell words 10 them
Monday evening.
New York has as yea no member in
the coming cabinet.
Negro convicted of criminal assault
hung ut Louisville, Ga.
One of the Ben Brook robbers con-
victed at Fort Worth, and gets five
years.
The San Saba murder case is before
the jury at Austin.
Sanguilly is released and starts for
the United States.
Mcdonnell, a Louisiana planter, with
property in Cuba complains of Span
ish persecution.
Nebrasga Legislature censureS the
National administration and COM
mends Consul General Lee.
Security Loan and Trust of Des
MoineS, Ia, fails, liabilities $4,000.
Dallas shoe man closes his doors
to take stock and tries to remove his
goods. but is caught.
All preparations for the inaugural
are practically completed.
Spanish sustain heavy losses in the
battles of Cenha, Calabasas, and Ca
baiguan. where Gomez commanded in
person.
Minister Hatch says that the Ha-
waiian citizens are here only on pri-
vate business
Cleveland draws his last full months
salary.
Rubber factory employing 1000
hands resumes at New Haven Monday
The prize fighters who are to take
part in the Carson events are on the
ground.
Baseball league in session ut Balti-
more change date of annual meeting
and some rules.
Cold succeeding the heavy floods in
Ohio causes intense suffering.
Leadville miners are ready TO ac-
cept the accommodation of the Legis-
lature for a board of arbitration to
settle the strike.
Japanese engineers are here to SUI
pervfse the construction of the war
ships.
President Diaz welcomes the Amer
lean editors TO his capital
Movement made for the organization
of superintendent of poor farms In
Texas.
All northwestern railroads are offer
ing free transportation to relief stores
for India.
Street car crushed by train in Chica-
go and three killed. one fatally and
two seriously hurt.
American Newspaper Publishers as
sOciation organized at Albany, n. Y.
FitZsimmOns' mother-in-law is dead.
Cuban league of the United States
cables its support to Lee.
Weyler reports another Spanish vic
tory.
The trade reviews show that bust
ness is surely and steadily improv-
ing. but not rapidly.