San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-01
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The Egyptian cotton crop will reach
about 100000 bales.
The empress of Austria will visit
Havana, Cuba, incog.
French minister of public works
submits plans for sea canal to Paris.
1t is reported there are 5000 people
at Tokay without food or shelter.
Hundreds of wealthy Russian Jews
are leaving that country for Palestine.
Cotton ginning is lively in Wilson
county and every gin in full blast.
Havana sugar market closes with
large operations.
Texas sends outside of her borders
$40, 0O0, 900 products in excess Of four
years ago.
Clarkson has formally closed out
his work as department head at
Washington.
Bulgaria appeals to the car to
adopt q conciliatory policy towards
her.
The gospel of socialism is being sue
cessfully preached to the Pennsyl-
vania miners and trouble is feared.
The car Will return Williams visit
to Russia this month at which time
he will meet the emperor of Austria.
If the Turkish atrocities are not
stopped there will be rising against
the Turks in that country.
All crop conditions throughout the
country show improved conditions
over one week ago.
Gladstone regards Dollinger and
Newman as two of the most remarka-
| bile men of the contemporary church.
Corpus Christi which has been very
| dry has been blessed with a rain of
several hours duration.
Pensacola harbor improvement to
admit vessels drawing thirty feet of
water would cost s., 296,0O
The sultan persists in refusing to
accept the resignation of the Armen-
ian Patrisrch.
The Russian minister of foreign af-
| fairs is enthusiastic over Williams
visit to his imperial master.
Trouble is apprehended at Texar-
| kama, Ark, over the election to-
morrow.
The Washington navy yard has
erected travelling crane that carries
a weight of ITO tons.
River and harbor bill will come up
this week but may be shelved to con-
slider the tariff bill.
The pope consults France concern
ing the raising of Catholic legion to
reconquer the temporal dominion of
his holiness.
| AS Clarkson was the only represent
tative of the Mississippi valley and
the west in the postal department it
is thought his successor will be a
| western man.
Pinkerton's men are accused of
placing ties on the road to induce
belief that the strikers did it in order
to retain employment as guards.
The farmers National unions elects
Missouri as place of holding next
meeting but bars st. Louis and Kan
sas City.
An American trotting track will be
opened at Kensal Green, Eng, and
Americans abroad can see the home
sport.
| Potter, Lowell & Co.'S. matters are
| so involved and their transactions so
ramified that it will take weeks to
make a reliable showing of their
affairs.
New Braunfels sends Herman
Seelee, Otto Heilig and Rob. Richard
son to the State Republican conven-
| ton.
Roy Wilkes trots mile at Inde-
pendence, Ia, in 2:0S ga; Alab aster, a
4-year-old colt, distances the field in
2:l5.
Every school in Wilson county will
be opened for at least six months this
! year, owing to increase of school fund
from land sales.
Judge Ousterhout of Bolton is the
candidate of Bell county for governor
before the republican state conven-
| ton.
DENIES Colloque, the witness in
the Herdenheimer arson case at Gal
weston, captured in San Francisco,
has been brought back.
The queen regent OF Spain and her
prime minister attend the launching
of the Spanish cruiser Infanta Maria
at Bilboa.
The state department will inquire If
Miner was in any way responsible
for the shooting of Barrundia on the
American steamer IN a Guamalan
port.
Marlborough, unmarried and reputa-
BILE, is arrested for running away with
the 13-year-old daughter of J. c.
Brown, living near Henderson, whom
he was about to marry.