San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-27
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soILEo DOWN FROM PRIVATE, sPE-
ciAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

0oTudDH, n uStIlds, lt0iy ouu 0PSAh
propose concerted tariff action.
The Farmers state Alliance pub
fishing company OF Texas is chartered.
The Colorado midland is purchased
by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe.
France refuses to join Germany in
concerted action against American
tariff.
Mexico and Guatemala extend
time fol- signing boundary agreement
to 1892.
Local politics at Laredo are mixed
and hot. The melange is real Mex
lean one.
One hundred bales OF cotton burned
at Hallettsville, q sacrifice to the
cigarette.
A road will be built from San
Diego bay to the eastern boundary of
California.
Drexel, Morgan & Co. have been
swindled out of $1,000 by forged let
ters of credit.
The master plumbers of this state
hold their next meeting in San An
tonic, in May 1891.
One hundred and sixty acres of
Galveston Island sold for $4,000 to
northern syndicate.
Coke comes out fiat footed for the
Texas railway commission, Hogg and
the whole platform.
There were over 10000 torches in
line for the celebration Of Won
Moltke's Goth birthday.
Bismarck has not accepted Will
Jams invitation to be present at the
Won Molike celebration.
There is prospect of an amicable
settlement of the Behring's red
troubles without delay.
A camp of confederate vet.
Grams Is formed at Fort Worth to pro-
vide for needy csmrades.
The Southern Pacific is making no
deal to keep other roads out of San
Francisco as previously reported.
Gladstone favors home rule for
Scotland, and the uniting in one body
Of its three Presbyterian churches.
Waco takes steps to organize q
state board of trade, to include the
rival boards throughout the state.
The highest tide that the Hudson
has seen for years has inundated
the low shores as far up as Rondant.
An unknown negro at Navasota
shoots the porter of train who Is
ejecting him for none payment of
fare.
A reformed minister, of Reading,
Pa, in good standing for % years, is
sent up three months for stealing
$3.50.
The Cherokees are clamoring for
that 500, 900 rental due from Kansas
cattlemen, who have occupied the
strip.
There is war in Denver over the
Burlington road crossing the Union
Pacific tracks to reach Simpson coal
mine
A murdered italian is found in
New Orleans, near Kennerville, sup
posed to be the WORK of some ven-
delta.
Joseph Brown one year since lead
ing merchant of North Texas Is dead
at ST. Louis where he went for his
health.
Blaine has rousing reception In
Canton, Ohio, and makes q telling
speech at the tabernacle, followed by
Mckinley.
The commission of the German
reichstag which is digesting the labor
bills resumes its sessions at Berlin
next week.
Stand pipe of Temple waterworks
bursts, demolishes two houses and
damages others. The pipe had just
been erected.
Hines and Hoffman suspected Of
train robbery at Ottersville are held
by the st. Louis judge In $1,000 bonds
to stand trial.
Spohn makes q good speech at
Eagle Pass and carries q large au-
dience with him in his defence OF
republican measures.
Cotton crop of southern Texas is
growing rapidly, and top crop of
unusual weight will be picked If
FROST holds of 80 days.
Burlington, president of Fort Worth
national bank is jailed for contempt
of court and ordered held until the
jury returns o verdict.
Stanley says that Bartolett had
Interior views in not joining him with
bis rear column, and has nothing to
deny of all that he has said.
The woman murdered In South
Hampstead was not q victim Of Jack
the Ripper. The woman's name was
Hobbs and her husband, from whom
she was separated, Is suspected.
Mobile Ia fro racaint & 000 bales