San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-18
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Kyle horsemen are preparing to
capture the prizes at San Antonio fair.
Speaker signs the river and har Dor
bill.
Secretary Window receives offers of
nearly Sl3, 900, 600 of As at 126 ga.
Wool sales in London show ad-
vance in better quality OF offerings.
Losses in Bolton rolling mill have
been adjusted by insurance company.
Texas Southern Sunday school con-
vention is in session at Corsicana.
Grandma Herndon of Denton dies
from frig hit, induced by fire alarm.
She was SIS years old.
Hiram A. Tuttle Is nominated gov
ernor of New Hampshire by the re-
publicans.
The English press is a unit in de-
nouncing the revival of slave trade
by Germany.
The fire In Alhambra palace Is
thought to be incendiary; damage
$4,000.
Taylor's public schools open with
an enrolment of over 800, the largest
yet recorded.
Kenedy's speech is ordered ex-
plunged from the congressional rec
ord.
Testimony in the Raum case closes,
and committee will make up it's re-
port.
Senate passes house bill authoriz-
ing railway through Fort Clark Texas
military reservation.
London courts refuse injunction re-
straining clubs from arranging glove
fights.
Recent rains have filled all the
tanks and water holes on the West
ern Texas ranges.
Assassins shoot six times into Dock
Hardy's dwelling, near Jeddo, and
kill his l0-year.old daughter.
The democratic dual convention at
Goliad dominates two sets of repre-
sentatives.
Massachusetts republicans nomi-
nate governor and lieut.. governor by
reclamation.
Connecticut dominates Merrivin
republican candidate for governor
and fills the ticket by reclamation.
Tom Green farmers are putting in
their fall crops. Wool is coming INTO
market for storage. No sales.
Headly, telegraph superintendent
at North Springfield, Mo-, is de-
fauiter for $4,000.
Garden base & Co. Bos ton bankers
and brokers fail with $1,000, 900 lialili-
ties.
The New York Central strike is de-
clare d off by Dist. Assembly X. of
L. 246.
The German steamship service be-
tween Hamburg and Vera Cruz will
be increased.
The Mississippi convention knocks
out the educational qualification but
sticks to the 81 poll tax.
Carter and Allen of Omaha have
purchased the street railway plants
of Houston. They will be CONSOLE
dated, and run by electricity.
The demand that all socialist re-
cede from the national church caused
such riot in a Berlin meeting that
the police dispersed the crowd.
The presidents of all the central
American states and Mexico have
congratulated Ezeta upon his cleo
ton.
State university regents contemp-
late action with directors. of M. and
f. college looking to mutual interests
of those institutions.
Investigation into the affairs of the
Il Of, A
shows that the bank was discounting
farmers paper at Is per cent.
Daniel O'Shea, employee of I. & G.
n. at Galveston, had his legs cut Oft
by train and dies shortly after re-
momvl to hospital.
Four million people are homeless in
the province of Cheli, China, owing
to floods; cholera prevails in Shang-
hal, and the country is in a deplor-
able condition.
The ministers of Buenos Ayres pro-
vince have resigned not beng in ac-
tive sympathy with the national gov
eminent.
San Diego cotton warehouses are
full and overlooking; 5000 bales will
be shipped this year of an average
weight of nearly 600 pounds.
Mixed train wrecked by broken rail
near Coldens Ark, and 10 hurt, some
of them quite seriously, two of them
fatally.
Mormon commission reports, favor
ing additional legislation in support
of existing laws. Only a small pOr-
ton of the poEygamOus marriages
are reported.
President Palmer of the Worlds