San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-15
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a tendency toward lower prices.
S.A. Freyer of Gonzales assigns.
Liabilities $50, 270; assets $4,000.
Texas Central Medical association
is holding session in Waco.
Heavy rains are reported through
out Mexico.
The Sonora troops have about end
ed the Yaqui war by conquest.
The crown continues the prosecu-
ton of the Tipperary Nationals.
The Hague cabinet announce that
the king is not in condition to reign.
British fleet disregards protest of
Portuguese and enters the Zambesi
river.
Cotton receipts at Cairo, Egypt are
$4,000 cantars against $4,000 same
date last year.
Jonesville, Grayson county is visit
ed by burglars and Vaughan & Ellis
lose $500.
France sends 100000 bottles Of
champagne to New York to forestali
the operations of the new customs act
Spain will probably restore her pro-
tective tariff after expiration ofpresent
treaties in 1892.
Gen. Belknap will be buried in Ar
lington cemetery. Time ofinterment
not settled.
First Lieutenant Simmons, of the
United States Revenue marine, dies
at Galveston.
The Jury has retired for verdict
in the case of Mcdaniel, for train rob-
berry, at Texarkana.
U. S. Supreme court is adjourned
until Monday out of respect to JUS
tice Miller.
Yoakum has already compressed
80, 900 bales of cotton this season and
yet people talk of a cotton failure.
Flanagan, republican candidate for
governor, meets Stewart of the Fourth
district in debate at Bryan.
The worst storm of the season is re-
ported on the upper lakes. All the
harbors are filled with fugitive YES
sells, some of them badly damaged.
North Dakota ranchmen attribute
the fires which have devastated their
ranges, to the Indians.
No drawback on jute butts export
ed after October 9th and claiming to
be product of butts under old tariff.
Grain stirs up the political menag-
erie at Cuero, and lays himself out on
the Mckinley bill.
City of Mexico census was taken
Sunday and is now officially an
nounced at 324 eco.
Val Verde county commissioners
order $1,000 bridge over the San
Felipe.
Mrs. Miller receives kilograms of
coincidence from eX-president Cleve-
land, Mrs. Hendricks, Clarkson and
others, formerly residents of Wash
ington.
The little daughter of Col. Will p.
Gaines, of Austin, is abducted in
Houston. The child's mother is liv-
ing in st. Louis and the affair is
creating no little excitement.
The question of an extra session of
congress is being considered by the
president, but it is not thought that
one will be called.
England wants reciprocity with
United States and is not willing that
Spain should secure it unless she is
included.
The members OF the Iron and steel
institute divided forces at Chicago,
one half going to the Superior region
and the other half to Alabama.
II. c. Angel of Weatherford pre-
diets his own death, finishes his days
work, makes his will and after put.
ting on his best suit, dies as pre-
dicted.
Ohio legislature meets in special
session to consider the deplorable
condition of the public service and
morals of Cincinnati.
Prominent North Texans are under
arrest for theft, having driven cattle
across the line from the territory to
secure service upon them for debt.
The socialist congress at Halle de-
mand an inquest into the sanity Of
the king, and the appointment of q
regent.
Returns from the 9Th supervisors
district of Texas show increase in
every county but Menard. Bell has
the largest increase, 12,771. The total
population of phe district is 261, 148, an
increase in 10 years of 104, 452.
Those MutInous Red Coats.
LONDON, October 15.-There has
been another mutiny among the
English trosps, this time in the ranks