San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-19
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Central Mexican trains are greatly
delayed and washouts are numerous.
The vice-president of the senate
signs the river and harbor bill.
Don Boucicault died at 9:15 p. m.
yesterday after a lingering illness.
Wilson county farmers are hopeful
of making a second cotton crop.
Cumberland Presbyterian synod of
Texas is in session at C~orsicana.
5. s. Cummins IL arrested at Texar.
kama charged with outraging his own
daughter.
Ell Paso.fair association will arrange
a ace meeting during the bull. fight
season across the river.
Georgetown holds q mass meeting
in the interest of a railway from
Llano to Taylor.
Runge has shipped over 600 bales
this season and will make it a thou
sand or more
The Dillon postmaster is reported
missing, and money orders misappro-
priated.
Judge Acker, of the court of ap-
peals resigns, to take effect January
let.
Yesterday, September IS, there
were Over $4,000 people at the Ohio
state fair.
Senate passes stock and meat in
spection bill for such as are subjects
of interstate commerce.
San Luis Potosi claims the greatest
increase of any Mexican state for past
year.
Fire in laundry room of the insane
asylum at Austin does $4,000 dam
ages.
Rains this week over Texas have
been quite general; in some localities
heavy.
The federation of working men boy
cott the Chattanooga Times for un-
friendly comment on New York Gen.
trai strike.
w. H. Brown of Central America
weds Allie Allen of Bolton. another
tie between Texas and the Central
Americas.
Adolph Reisig draws $35 at New
Braunfels on a forged check for $50 on
Maverick bank, %purporting to be
signed byCountyClerkR einard otKen-
dali county.
County judges of Texas are requir-
ed to make returns to circular issued
at Austin by which increase or de-
crease of crime will be demonstrated.
The eighth district congressional
convention of Missouri splits and the
democrats have two candidates in the
field.
District Alliance meeting at Abb
lene will probably result in estab-
fishing a store and headquarters
there.
Cyclone reported near Manning,
Iowa, damages considerable property.
only two persons are known to be
killed.
The British government has given
no explanation of the arrest of prom
inent Irishmen given in yesterdays
dispatches.
Cotton crop in Central and West
Texas has been improved by the late
rains and prospects for fair yield are
better.
Investigation is being held into the
WIOChluS " blalh Oh ~ ScllIIdl
road near Castleton, September 6.
The suspects have been sworn but
testimony is not made public.
Interoceanic, Mexican, road in
creases number of its laborers and
win close gap between Jalapa and
Very Cruz this year.
Democrats refuse to remain in the
house to constitute a quorum, the
doors are locked and Kilgore kicks
his way out.
Senate passes bill to revise the
grade of acknowledgement in the
army; also the nurses pension bill for
all destitute women who served six
months or more in regimental or gen.
eral hospital.
The family feud between the
Muir Blevins crowd, Indiana, culmi-
mated in a fight on the II September
in which 3 were killed and two Sc
verely hurt.
Thunder storm at Council Bluffs,
To-; cellars fooder, traffic on streets
suspended, three people struck by
lightning.
Payments at New York sub-treas-
ury yesterday were over $1,000, 900,
and call loans ruled as low as 8 per-
cent.
The Parnellites claim that Dillon
and O'Brien were arrested to prevent
their coming to America, the govern
ment fearing the effect of their
speeches on the public.
Minister of Agriculture Rusk ad-
dresses the people of the Ohio state
fair and advises the farmers not TO
expect impossible results from favor