San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-23
LATE TELEGRAMS
soiLsouoowN FROM PRIVATE. seE-
cIAL AND oTHER SOURCES.

A lumber company has been formed
at Monte Morelos-Nueva Leon.
New Braunfels has ginned 1926
bales of cotton to date.
Mason county cotton crop averages
ga of a bale to the acre.
The Cars uncle, grand duke Nlcho-
as, is in critical condition.
Seguin opens her fair today to con-
tinue three days.
Passenger train hands on nearly all
railways are demanding more wages.
Gladstonian candidate elected in
Lancastershire, England.
Rome recognizes the government
of Brazil.
Tom Moore is found guilty of MUIR
der at Paris, before Judge Bryant.
Gov. Hill and Mckinley are to-
| gether in Ohio.
Wet weather con tinues to interfere
with the Dallas Fair, and the races
are again postponed.
The Melbourne dock strikers tele-
graph London that the strike is not
over and they will finally succeed.
Charges against citizens at opening
OF trial in TIpperary conspiracy case
have been withdrawn.
Austin will Immediately organize
fair association and prepare for next
year.
HallettsvilIe reports the heaviest
storm of years. Several houses were
lifted from their foundations.
Express rates on eastern trunk lines
| will be largely increased and on some
of the lines west and south. I,
Bank of Spain makes a three
months loan from the bank of France
of 100, 900, 900 francs.
Kansas will bring those original
package cases before the U. 8. SUI
preme court.
The San Angelo and Abiline rail.
way is chartered and work will begin
within 80 days.
Trains on Mexican and the Gauda-
layisa branch are detained by high
water.
Chief of Police OF City of Mexico
arrests counterfeiters and secures
S.. 900 of the stuff.
Trouble is brewing among Western
Union telegraph operators and a |
strike may follow.
B. w. Roberts of Mcclellan county
is republican candidate for congress
in the 9th Texas district.
L. H. Hall, of Fort Worth, is under
arrest, charged with hiding the goods |
stolen by ''corn dodger" gang.
Cliff sales at Corpus Christi were
$5S, 900 in three hours. Total days
sales $4,000.
Jodey Sayers is moving around
among his constituents in Runpels |
county.
The American humane society
meets at Nashville. Nearly all the
states are represented.
Attempts have been made to wreck
the Burlington passenger train near |
Sherry, Mo-, so far unsuccessfully.
Fort Worth is overrun with houses
of prostitution, as they have been |
driven out of their old quarters in
helrs half acre.
The wreck of the st. Paul train near
Moberly, Mo-, is now known to have
been caused by a removal of the rail |
spikes.
The Protestant Episcopal mis-
sionary council of this country opens
sessions in Pittsburg. YEARS. receipts
1871, 671.
Web. Flanagan addresses a good
audience at Marshall and speaks
effectively upon the issues of the cam
paign.
There were six killed in the Cincins
natl tunnel disaster and three severe
Iy injured. All railway, mail, or ex-
press men.
David Steen, manager of the ALI
ance gin, four miles from Aubray, has
his arm torn Off cotton gin and
dies before aid can reach him.
Indictments will be filed agains st
residents of Desha county, Ark, for
| cutting government levees during the
Mississippi rise last spring.
The alliance section of the Missis-
sippi convention carry the day as to
| taxation and their ideas are em bodied
In the new instrument.
Casparo Macheca, a 14-year-old son
of one of the New Orleans assassins is
reported to have given damaging evil
dence against the accused.
John p. Slough, advertising rail-
way agent, arrested for fraud, returns
to Cincinnati to show his innocence of
the charges.
Chief Inspector Cluff, of govern
ment buildings, arrives at Chicago to
inspect the federal building and re-
port its condition.
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