San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-24
Lockwood National
BANK.
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BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
San ANTONIO, TEXAS.
u.s.. LOCKWOOD. IIesi6ent; J. MUIR, Cashier.
SAFE DEFCSIT VAULTS.

Senate continues the consideration
of the Indian appropriation bill
Drivers of ash carts and street
sprinklers in New York strike for
constant employment.
Guatemala threatens to appeal to
the United States against Mexican
Interference.
NATIONAL. Furniture association
meets in Boston to consider the inter-
ests of the trade.
Italy orders her squadron to Gen.
trail America to protect her citizens
there.
Paris cable dispatches deny reports
of revolution in San Salvador and con-
firm reported defeat of Guatemalans.
Mexican advices affirm that she
will maintain the strictest neutrality
in central American affairs.
The American schooner VIM. Rice
lost at sea and all hands, seventeen,
perish.
Marshall, Mimi, is visited by a cy-
clone, some buildings demolished and
two children killed.
House occupies its hours in dis
cussing bankrupt bill, but no vote is
reached.
Servia persists in demanding Of the
Porte reparation for the murder of
the consul at Pristina.
Glenn, ex-councellor of Belfast gets
five years for embezzling Sl5O,OOO
building society funds.
A strike is ordered on the school
buildings under construction in New
York City, and 100 workmen called
of.
Mexico is hurrying troops to the
frontier and all sorts Of rumOrs are
rife of prospective invasion OF Guate-
mala.
Uruguay contemplates raising her
customs duties 10 per cent and de-
manding gold in order to redeem her
paper money.
National Seamen's Union orders q
strike July 26 unless wages paid Eng
lish seamen are paid to Danish sail
ors.
House appropriation committee
comes to practical agreement with
senate on sundry civil appropriation
and ask conference.
An Ohio recorder, temporarily in
sane from grief at the death of a
child, kills his wife and hangs him.
self.
Senate requests Information from
president concerning alleged arrest
and imprisonment of A. J. DiaZ, by
Cuban authorities.
Assistant Secretary Tichinor, of the
treasury department. resigns and be-
comes a member of the board of GUS
toms appraisers.
William Kerrigan, general superin-
tendent of Missouri Pacific under
Hoxie Is dead. at st. Louis, of fever
induced by heat.
The undertaken in the Harlem case,
the murder of Annie Goodwin by
malpractice, is held in the sum of
$500 rs accessory after the fact.
That Chicago stock yard syndicate
is trying to buy up all the Union
stock yards in the country, including
those of st. Louis and st. Paul.
Hostilities in Cen trail America are
not likely TO break into war before
September 18TH, the date set for the
conference on the subject of Central
American Union.
The Catholic archbishops are in
session at Brighton, Mass, Cardinal
Gibbons presiding. A meeting of the
senate of the Catholic University at
Washington will also be held. Pro-
ceedings strictly private.
The Spanish people are not friend
~ to the new conservative order, pre-
ferring the more liberal policy of
Sagasta.
An old German woman, sick in bed,
near Ardmore, I. t., has her house
saturated with oil and fred by rob-
bers, for the money she had saved to
send for her daughter in Europe.
The poor woman was burned to death
and Judge Lynch has job in pros
pect.
AS per act of congress the ministers
resident and consuls general of Bo-
livia, Denmark, Switzerland, Hawaii
and Paraguay and Uruguay, become
conveys extraordinary and ministers
plenipotentiary, and the president for
wards the names of present officials
to senate for confirmation.
The correspondence on the seal fish
cries business and the rights of the
United States in BehrIng waters is
made public. Mr.. Blaine maintains
the rights exclusive of this country in
those seal fisheries. Bsyard, as sec
rotary of state, surrendered the whole
question to Great Britain aud Sails
bury is trying to bind the United
States bY Bayard's concessions.