San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
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for his denomination to congress.
The Missouri train robbers got away
with only S74.
Smallpox is pronounced epidemic at
| Guerrero, Taumalipas.
The Guatemalan troops of the from
tier mutiny for want of pay.
Ezeta telegraphs hopefully concern
| ing peace relations between Guate.
mala and San Salvador.
Winds, hot sun and worms have IL
| jured cotton in Wilson county, but
good yield is certain.
| President Harrison will celebrate
his 57th birthday at Cape May with
his family, Wednesday, August 20.
Yellow fever is reported at the
quarantine station, Chandelier,
Miss, on board Spanish bark Castillo.
The queen prorogues the English
| commons in very complimentary
speech.
The engineers and firemen of the
Mohawk division of the Central, 1O4
men, stand by the X. of L.
La Farque and Freres, church orna-
ment importers, New Orleans, burned
out; loss S4U,UOU.
The pursuit of the Missouri train
robbers has been abandoned by the
detectives; all trails lost.
American Science association is in
session at Indianapolis, to continue
ten days.
Seventeen ballots taken without
change in the Goth senatorial district,
for state senator.
Judge Bryant will convene Federal
court at Jefferson, September Sth, and
hold until the 2Sth.
The mail that formerly went to AL
dine, Uvalde county, now goes to
Heard, and there is no Aldine Office.
A new county has been organized
in Mexico across from Del Rio, with
Las Vacas as county seat, out the
name changed to Cara, Galan.
Official report of the Red Wing dis
aster not complete, but Capt. With
erin will have his license revoked for
leaving port in the face of storm.
Powderly and Webb correspond
and Webb says that no man has been
discharged from the road because he
was a Knight of Labor.
Augustine of Nueva Laredo is
found in the streets shot ia the neck,
he refuses to tell who shot him; if he
RECEIVERS there will be more blood.
DIR. Garrison, who jumped from the
train between Victoria and Lavaca,
while suffering from mental aberra-
ton on last Saturday is dead.
Morocco agrees to SPANS demands
concerning Mellilla, and Moorish
troops will prevent outrages again 81
Spaniards in that locality.
The strike on the Central road has
tied up all freight and the strikers
say that this was what they intend
ed, and not to interfere with passen-
ger traffic.
Edmunds introduces bill into the
senate giving president power to
abolish sugar duties in the cases of
such sugar. producing countries as
admit American products free.
Honduras backs Guatemala and
Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Manaqua
side with San Salvador. Heavy fight
ing is expected this week, and after
that, peace.
San Salvador army is 10000 we'll
fed and flushed with victory; Guate-
mala has 10000 starved and discour-
aged men. They will not prevent
Ezeta from entering the capital.
A colored bicycle club, of st. Louis,
has secured possession of BIB Lucas
avenue, a fashionable quarter Of the
city and will establish a club on the
plan of the st. Louis.
A crazy cOlOred man armed with a
razor, a stone and followed by bull
| dog runs amuck in Milwaukee, Wis.
| One man is dangerously and two
others seriously hurt.
The minority report on the Brecken-
ridge-Clayton election, claims the
seat for Breckenridge on the ground
that with one exception the district
always has been democratic.
Mrs. McCabe, wife of eX-county
Judge of Hidalgo county, shoots and
instantly kills Max Steip, county
judge of Hidalgo, at Reynoza, Mex,
where the fair was being held.
Ed. Hake of st. Louis who took
$4,000 from his fathers safe last
month shoots his wife and suicides.
The wife may recover. The father
lays all blame at her door.
Federal Judge Phillips refuses to
interfere in a case of contested rail-
wav crossing at Kansas City, and the
Belt Line crosses the Missouri Paci-
fic tracks.
The squad of fourteen soldiers who
guard the custom house, City of Mex
| icO daserte6 after killing the lien item