San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-24
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Austin is moving for the organiza-
ton of wooden mill.
United States marriage laws do not
apply to the Indian Territory.
Hill Is making himself solid with
the Ohio moss backs.
Buck Kilgore speaks in Pittsburg
court house. The doors are undam-
aged.
Spohn and Grain meet at Laredo
and the republican candidate gives q
good account of himself, and his party.
w. r. Kellum, wholesale grocer of
Waco, and resident of the city SO
years, dies, aged 70.
The sixth day of the Dallas Fair
opened clear and the attendance was
much improved.
The "players league" and the ''as-
ISOLATION" are trying to fix up their
base ball difficulties.
An uncomfor tably distinct shock
of earthquake is reported at Cape
Girardeau, Mo.
Indians i'm the Territory are very
uneasy over occupancy of these lands
by white settlers.
Dock Jones on trial for murder at
Paris, is acquitted after very brief
consultation among the jury.
Ed. Corrigan the horse boss is
fined $500 and costs for his assault
on Manning last July.
Fort Worth offers $50 reward for
the man who turns in the false fire
alarms.
Hill and Springer, of Illinois, both
speak to large crowds at Massilon,
Ohio.
Houston at last grants the electric
ians privilege of operating cars by
electric motor instead of by mules.
Governor Ross will attend the Gal
weston deep water jubilee November
2S.
Gladstone says the Irish union will
not be repealed, but Ireland will
have control of her own local affairs.
The friends of the Mckinley bill in
congress are not alarmed over the re-
ports of its legality.
There is controversy over the va
lidity of the Mckinley bill arising
from discovery of clerical error.
Reports of Cleveland's death are
false, he is much alive man at
Washington.
Grover Cleveland Is attending to
supreme court business in Washing
ton.
Stanley is charged by Major Bart
telott, commander of hs rear guard in
Africa, with malignity, ingratitude,
inhumanity and desertion.
Texas coal miners are being run off
into Colorado by rival mine operators
and steps are being taken to prevent
the stampede.
AS election approaches Georgia
democrats raise the cry that the col
ored men are shooting down whites,
and state troops are called for.
Edward Lee Brown, of Chicago, is
elected president of the American
Humane association, now in session
in Nashville, Tenn.
The sale of the Texas branch Of
the cotton belt was made in st. Louis
yesterday to Louis Fitzgerald, price
Sc, 600, 900.
Governor Campbell has an elephant
on his hands in the Ohio democratic
legislature, which ne is powerless to
manage.
Window says it is not his business
as an executive officer to inquire into
the constitutionality Of acts of con-
gress, but TO enforce them.
Secretary Blaine leaves for Ohio to
take the stump in McKinleys dis
triet, on Saturday. He makes no
speech in Indiana.
Prof. Goodwin Smith, of Canada, the
great free trader, naturally tries to
belittle the Mckinley bill as q vote
trap.
Fine arts committee of the Worlds
fair meet and arrange prelipinaries
for collection of fine art treasures from
Europe.
Senator Black burn is thrown from
his carriage, had his shoulder bone
broken and is otherwise severely
hurt.
Commissioner Roosevelt says no
open contributions are made from
government employees, and no man
need pay q cent who does not choose
to.
A Standardization bureau is or
ganized for the Worlds fair, and the
president will be requested to name
army and naval officers as its commits
sioners.
The better class of New Orleans
italians protest against the whole
sale denunciation of their people, be-
cause some italian miscreants MUIR
dered Hennesey.
Geographical engineer knight OF