San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-15
LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
cIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

cotton receipts at Cairo immense.
Senate discusses the tin plate
schedule but does make any change.
The Chickasaw election results fav-
orally to Byrd, after hard fight
with Paul. Election peaceabie.
The Peoples party of kansas nomi-
nate full state ticket with j. f.
Willetts for governor.
Cotton crop in Texas is reported
good but in the western section Of the
state rain is needed.
The G. A. r. celebration in Boston
is over, but the Woman's relief corps
is in session still.
Ogden and Mccormack, extensive
boot and shoe men of Arch street,
Philadelphia, failed.
Mason county tax rolls show a
visible improvement in values this
year over last.
The strike is costing the Central
road about $50, 900 day, and the en-
ployes about $50, 900.
Passenger trains are moving at
Buffalo as usual but the strikers say
the trouble is not over.
Acreage and yield of fall and spring
wheat, and oats, peas and barley
are above the average in Canada.
Senate passes resolution appropriate
ing unexpended Mississippi relief for
Oklahoma sufferers.
Republican congressional commit
tee organizes at Washington, with
Carter, of Montana, Secretary.
DR.. Chisholm of Lewisville, Ark,
charged with the murder of Sam
Stone is admitted to bail in the sum
of 1000.
At Albany numbers of the new
hands are reported to have joined the
strikers and freight moves very
slowly.
Chief Arthur says that the engin-
GERS will not join the Central strike,
and he does not think that the fire.
men will either.
Brigham Young's son-in-law, Card,
protests at Ottawa, Can, against any
Northwest territory.
Suit is entered against Bremond
& Hancock. of the State National
bank of Austin for $1,000, for VIOLA
ton of contract.
The governor of Cordoba, Buenos
Ayres, must follow the instructions of
the central government or he will be
deposed.
Louisville has an $780, 900 fire in
which $4,000 barrels of whiskey are
consumed. Loss mostly covered by
insurance.
Boiler explosion in a Newberry, S.
c., saw mill is heard twelve miles;
four killed, among them the mill
owner.
John T. Dugg, owner of a Red River
plantation near Texarkana, kills a
colored employee. The sheriff has
gone TO arrest him.
The Tellmanites are in the ajOrity
10 the state convention and the Anti
Tellmanities withdraw and split the
state party of the South Carolina de-
mo piracy.
An Ell Paso car driver is in the tolls
of Uncle Sam for smuggling cigars
across the border. There has been
consider able work of this kind going
on of late.
The death of young Walter Blair
near Denton by pistol shot, Is dis
turbing that community. Was it a
case of suicide, All accident, or was
his companion John Scott murder
or.
All the region round about Shelby
vile, Ind, is impregnated with gas
and more eruptlOns are feared; even
60, La.a
broken into the wells and the water
Is useless.
San Angelo receives the first car
load of ties and bagging ever shipped
into the Concho country. The cotton
crop of 1873 was two bales; 1889, $50
bales; 1890, nearly 5000.
Injunction is issued against the
Franco-Land company of Texas to
restrain sale, ten days after deeds
have passed. 1t will probably be
dismissed on trial.
President signs the bill continuing
existing appropriations to August 20;
and also bill accepting a statue OF
Grant for the National capitol, by
q. A. r.
Clarkson, after his resignation as
postmaster is effective, will partici-
pate in the republican campaign as
representative of the national COM
| mittee.
Speaker Reeds ruling against
Springer on a point of order, in re-
fusing to consider the Mckay relief
bill in committee of the whole is, sus-
| tanned.
Over SlG,OOO,OOO of illegal currency