San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-27
LATE TElEGRAMS'
solLEo DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sPe-
CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.


All great industries and all legiti-
mate trade show increased activity.
Gin and four bales of cotton burned
at Weldon; fire caused by friction.
The run on Capital bank, Guthrie,
L. t., Is over and the crisis past.
Sam Randall left personal effects
valued at SIS. 1000, no estate.
Helena Conger, widow of Waco post
master, is nominated for that office.
Mexico proposes government
school of mechanical engineering.
The state of Guerrero will intro
duce electric lights into the capital.
Jalisco, Mexico, orders q survey of
coal fields of that state.
Yellow fever has disappeared at
Yucatan.
There are 225 students now regis
tered at the State university.
Henry Watterson is entertained by
the Boston Reform club.
An Arkansas granger slugged and
robbed of S45 in Dallas.
The A. NJ. College has reached the
more students can be received.
Harry Penton, Celeste, Tex, freight
clerk and cashier gets drunk, cleans
out the safe, $3.50, and decamps.
The Tipperarry magistrates arbi-
trarily adjourn court and delay the
trial of Dillon and his advocates.
General Barundia's daughter will
al, Ia In ha cd foe
against Guatemala.
DIR. Spohn's stable burned at Cor
pus Christi, supposed to be incend-
larry, as two other alarms were given
later.
The Fort Sill Indians are in war
paint waiting for the great medicine
man to come and wipe out the whites.
The new steel test, basic process.
completed at Chattanooga, gives per-
feet results.
That young Englishman who con-
fessed to robbing a London firm of
81 900 has gone back in the care Of a
law officer.
House calls for a report from it's
Worlds Fair committee on progress
of details, space allotted several gov
ernments, etc., to be presented at the
opening of the next congressional
session.
House passes senate bill authoriZ-
ing Eagle Pass Water company to lay
pipes across the Rio Grande; also,
senate bill granting right of way to
Sherman and Southwestern road,
through L. Il.
Mckinley presen tariff report and
resolution for final adjournment of
congress, Tuesday, September 80.
Bill establishing Rock Creek Park,
District of Columbia, goes to the pres
ident for signature.
E. HI. Conger, of Iowa, is named
as minister to Brazil; and Grub, of
Jersey, to Spain.
Dallas News and Fort Worth Gazette
siezed for containing lottery adver-
tisements.
Dun reports the rush of goods into
this country before the new tariff
takes effect as greatly exaggerated.
Increase is about Is per cent over last
year.
City of Mexico police capture coin
clS dhu COuutSllCltCiS, WIN hoNO pOSh
active of late.
Mississippi constitutional conyen-
ton declines to tackle the whisky
question.
British American association of
Boston issues a call for October 18th,
to take action concerning present
political campaign.
Russian officers steal the money in
tended for troops, and some regiments
have no pay for six months.
San Angelo receives $4,000 pounds
of wool, paying seventeen cents. The
clip will reach 100000 pounds this
season.
Large quantities of pecans are
reaching the western Texas market;
farmers get 6 and cents.
City council of San Angelo will
probably improve her water works
$40, 900.
Attendance at Bolton County fair
yesterday was over 5000; horse prem
iums to the amount of 81, 500 were
awarded.
The conferees agree on tariff. Bill
is to 60 into effect October 6; bonded
period extended to February, LIST.
Sugars below No. Is are free, over
that one-half cent a pound; binder
Irvine, 40 of cent per pound; reci-
procity limit is extended to January
l, 1892.
THE Dallas Times-Herald gives a
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