San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-09
Lockwood National
BANK
San ANTONIO, TEXAS.
J. g. LOCKWOOD, President; J. MUIR, Cashier.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
LATE TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
CiAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
William has gone HeligoIand.

France is projecting a trans-Saha-
rah railway to connect her territory.
Mexican sympathies are decidedly
with San Salvador.
Kentucky grass and corn will be
up to average.
General deficiency dill passes the
house.
House will ask conference with
senate on Indian appropriation bill.
President approves the original
package bill.
A tale of woe is heard from Okla
homa, and president recommends aid.
The weekly trade review shows a
little more uncertainty in the general
market than one week ago.
Telegraph operators show decided
symptoms Of sympathy with the New
York Central strikers.
New York Central refuses to receive
mail going out from New York, and
has so notified the government.
Conference report on sundry civil
appropriation is agreed to by the
senate.
Senate passes joint resolution &C
cepting statue of U. S. Grant from G.
A. r. for the national capital.
Armenians are embracing the
Greek religion by hundreds to es-
cape persecution.
Cholera in South Spain causes a
stampede to the northern parts of
the country and to France.
Whites wheel works, Fort Wayne,
Ind, is total loss by fire. Amount
of loss, fully insured, $l50,000.
Another very destructive Mime
sofa hail storm is reported from Mon
terville.
Americans in Guatemala have
taken refuge in the Consulate which
has been provisioned for siege,
Late advices corroborate report of a
Guatemalan revolution under Bar
rundia.
Mine near Bermassello, Sonora,
Mexico, flooded and twenty miners
drowned.
Ezeta of San Salvador is awaiting
peace proposition from the diplomatic
corps.
Carpenters convention will probab-
ly have hard fight over location of
permanent head quarters. 1t lies be-
tween Chicago and Philadelphia.
The national bar association closes
its labors at Indianapolis. Its work
was largely confined to simplifying
the federal code.
The sum of So 900; S25, 900 to win
ner, $4,000 to loser is offered Sullivan
and Jackson for a fight to finish
at Carnival palace Ogden, Utah.
The joint resolution favoring the
removal OF Grants remains to Airing
ton national cemetery, passes the
house.
The Farmers Alliance sub-treas-
ury bill is before the ways and means
committee but develops nothing
friendly towards its claims.
The citizens of Buenos Ayres are
jubilant over the presidency of Pelli-
GRIM and parade the streets which are
Illuminated in honor Of the event.
The old Laclede brick plant at st.
Louis was burned out yesterday
morning; loss 500, 900, insurance $4S,-
900.
The Mexican papers accuse Miner,
American Minister to Guatemala of
giving dlu W tudb sIdI6 anu are very
bitter against him.
Holland, of executive board X. of
L., says that it will be some days
before any trains leave New York.
Vice-president. of the road, Webb,
says trains will move today.
An investigation is demanded into
the connection, If any, in a business
way between Pension Commissioner
Raum and his son John, bounty and
pension agent.
Committee of senate on foreign re-
lations Is instructed to examine and
report necessary measures for protec-
ton of naturalized citizens from Span
ish countries against prosecution by
Spain.
1t is not known whether Miner has
refused to answer teleg rams from
Washington, or that the kilograms
have been suppressed by Guatemala,
but nothing has been heard from
him.
The knights of Labor and New
York Central are locking horns and
discharges of X. of L. men are so fire.
quent that the district committee has
been called to consider matters, and
trains are tied up at Albany and New
York and a general strike is immi-
nent. Trains were deserted at And
street, coming in, and passengers
had to make their way in on foot.