San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-25
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bridge City, Ind, in 1:03.
The Vanderbilts obtain possession
and control of the Reading road.
A ship load of 1000 Italians has ar
rived at Port Eads.
Guatemala expects to negotiate q
loan in Paris this week.
A commercial bank of issue will
be established at Durango, Mexico.
Strong attacks are made against
the budget in the French chambers.
Gladstone is an ardent advocate of
the eight hour day for working men.
The O'Shea divorce suit will be
called in the Novem Der term Of court.
Hill swings around the circle as far
as Wheeling, w. Va.
Pension bureau draws S25, 600, goo
for November and December.
Mail service is increased from Aran-
sas Pass to Ropesville, to six times
week.
A new postoffice inspection division
has been established at Austin, for
Texas and Louisiana.
capital at Kingfisher, but the COVER
nor has not approved the act, as yet.
Dun's review reports business
heavy in volume and generally pro-
fitable.
Dillon and O'Brien embarked on
steamer La. Champagne from Havre
this morning.
Jack the Ripper has again shown
his hand in London, this time in
South Hampstead.
Balfour starts out to make the
grand rounds of Ireland, but he gives
Galway the grand bounce.
The state of Guerrero, Mexico, is
improving its highways so as to open
communications with the mines.
There are 3,4O0 men employed on
the Nicaragua work, and they are
all in good health. Work progresses.
Experiments with the Tobssco
petroleum prove it to be OF excellent
quality.
Ed. Morgan's steam yacht with
thirty men on board, sinks off Long
Island. All on board were saved.
The trouble ON the Mackay lines at
Evansville, Indiana, is amicably set
tied.
Ohio house passes the non-partisan
bill for a board of control for Cincin-
natl.
Breadstuffs are advancing, but not
on account of foreign export, which is
light.
The joint rate committee of eastern
and western roads come to an agree
ment.
Fine art committee will do nothing
definite until matters are more settled
at Chicago.
Gov. Ross says confederate home
can be maintained by the state by the
fees of the several departments.
The Apaches in New Mexico whip
the troops who pursue them to pun
ish them for murders committed.
The dismissal of Harrison's case ~
the Tlpperary magistrate virtually
confirms Morley's charges against
Balfour's court.
Mexico is taking active steps to
cooperate with the United States
for the building of that inter-conti-
mental railway.
Excitement at Tipperary is intense
over the wholesale arrests for assaults
on the police at the time the trial
opened.
The Gordon Valley railway, now
being built across the city of Mexico
from north to south, will be opened
for traffic next month.
Dillon and O'Brien will not visit
Canada until after they have exc
cuted their mission to America, then
they will not mind arrest.
The life.saving station men are
patrolling the New England coast,
but the tremen dous seas render any
aid to disabled vessels very difficult.
Fearful storms have swept over the
New England and New Jersey coasts,
and reports of damage are growing
appalling.
Mississippi convention Is consider
ing clause regulating corporations by
which all issue of''stock shall be limit
ed to the amount of money actually
paid for same.
There was not building in Chica-
60 could hold more than half of the
crowd that assembled to hear Reed.
He was most enthusiastically re-
ceived.
Manufacturers are hopeful, money
is easy, cotton goods firm, collections
at the west are good, lower prices are
quoted for steel, and the whole coun-
try prospsrs.
A big barbecue and war dance at
Tepee, I. t., is regarded apprehen-
aiValv az the InWaa and KickanOOs