San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-03
LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE. sPe-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

II CnlcagO carpenters Strlke mas
called out 5000 men.
Large numbers of 81 counterfeits
are in circulation at Kansas City.
Kilgore is nominated for congress
at Marshall.
Turkish soldiers expel the Francis
ear fathers from Jerusalem, against
protest of the French consul.
Shipping union formed at London,
to protect shippers against trades
union strikes; capital $500, 900.
Martins marshal is under arrest
for refusing to raise quarantine at the
order of Governor Ross.
Unless DR.. Porter of the lunatic asy-
lum is made superintendent he will
remove to San Antonio for practice.
The laborers on the Panama canal
are on a strike owing to reduced
wages.
Arkansas Pass makes its first Oyster
shipment of the season, trade fer
September will be light.
The recent attempt to putinto effect
the uniform lading bill, at Chicago,
tails.
Committee on franchise" is ready
to report to the Mississippi conven-
ton.
Sloop Petrol overturned just out
side San Diego harbor, Cal, and six
persons drowned.
The English government is pre-
pairing a local government bill for
Ireland.
The Liverpool trades union thinks
that the time has come to secure a
universal eight-hour labor day.
The Houston car line companies are
arranging at st. Louis for converting
their system into an electric one.
Smizer, of Ohio, resigns from the
Raum Investigating committee, and
Flick, of Iowa, is appointed instead.
Mississippi river report shows ex-
penditures on that river, for year end
ing June so, 1890, of 81, 496, l2S.
Coke introduces bill debarring ma
tlonal banks from issuing notes of cir
culation.
Steenstrand, the great Liverpool
cotton dealer, settles for 66 cents on
the dollar. Cause, collapse of the cot
ton corner.
Barrundia's widow has appealed to
President Harrison for justice upon
those who were responsible for his
murder on an American steamer.
A careful consideration will be
given TO the Barrundia killing and
Minister MINERS connection there
with.
Cannon, chairman of the appropria-
ton committee of the house, places
surplus over revenues for fiscal year
1891 at S65, 279,475.
Arnold, arrested at Palo Pinto with
out warrant, RECEIVERS S55S damages
against the marshal who made the
arrest.
Senator Sherman antagonizes the
proposition for reciprocity by presi-
Dental proclamation with such ports
as are opened to United States pro-
ducts.
The senate debates the sugar
schedule and reciprocity with the
sugar countries in connection there
with, but arrives at no conclusion.
The latest advices show that
Buenos Ayres National bank was
plundered Of $50, 900, 900 by the Gel
man ring during his administration.
Chicago carpenters receiving 81 l-2
cents per hour and working eight
hours are not in the strike, that BEING
the union schedule.
The situation in Melbourne is
steadily improving, and the places of
the strikers has been filled on several
vessels.
Webb testifies before the board of
arbitration at New York that no man
was discharged from the road because
he was a Knight of labor.
Powderly's testimony before the
New York board of arbitration ELECTS
nothing not already known to the
public.
Interstate railway commission or.
der for lower grain rates from the
Missouri river to the seaboard is
postponed until September Is.
Late rains have very beneficially
effected late planted corn in tho west
ern states; Kansas is the only state
showing less than 50 per cent. of
usual crop, and she is quoted at 80.
Breakmen on the Cotton Belt road
strike for more help, three men to a
train which does its wi switching
instead of two. No freight moved
out of Corsicana yesterday.
Meeting will be held at New York,
about September 20, to determine To-
cation of the new Union depot for st.
Louis. Architects have been busy
with the plans for some weeks.
A commission of sanity is ordered
L. q IA..ia l.. Tia a Of tha raMiNaI.