San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-23
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CudItcI lOl ClcOIOOO.
The count of Passes announces his
proposed visit TO the United Ssates.
San Marcos reports rain falling but
is skeptical of its continuing.
Fort Worth has q mad-dog sensa-
ton, two rabid ours having been kill
ed in the streets.
Teller Allen of the Capital City
bank, Nashville, Tenn, is short on
his accounts $4,000.
Advices from Japan via San Fran
cisco show that the cholera is making
dreadful ravages.
Loomes of Concho county brings
suit tor 80, 600 acres of the old German
Emigration company's tract. g.
All engineers and firemen in the
Switching association of the Chicago
Stockyards have struck.
At Mason's farm near Del Rio
strong sulphur and abundant water
has been struck at depth Of 400 feet.
Gold excitement is running high at
Gainesville, Ga, owing to recent
finds of pure metal.
The 81 cordage factories in the
United States are about to form a
trust.
Austin strikes pure water in the
lunatic asylum well at depth OF
1915 feet.
At ittsburg, Tex, $50 ballots have
been taken for district attorney with
out result. 1
The steam barge Monitor founders
off Racine, Wis, in gale. Crew is
saved by schooner Millito.
There were % doctors of divinity on
the Saratoga croquet grounds one day
this week.
The yachts country girl and White
Wing of Galveston are matched for
$500, to race within ten days.
The New York central strikers are
capturing nearly all the men who
come from the west to fill their places.
Refuglo holds railroad meeting IN
the interest of railroad from Aran-
sas Pass direct to Victoria.
Lagarto reports good corn crop
gathered, and good prospects of rain
to make corn.
H. H. Farrar, of Arkansas Pass
takes that 500 prize at Philadelphia
for finest melon.
Weatherford reports the certainty
of very fine crop of cotton despite
the dry weather.
Waco advices indicate cotton crop
for Central Texas never excelled in
the history of that section.
The Ursuline Sisters, of Laredo,
60 A NJ
Monday in September.
Mayor Smith, OF Fort Worth, vetoes
ordinance for variety theatre, corner
Main and Second streets.
Houston firemen will picnic and
parade Sunday; proceeds to 60 10 the
Firemen's monument fund.
Hondo City, for the first tins in
many moons, complains of want OF
rain.
Louis H. Butler, of Nebraska, is ar
rested at Corpus Christi under requi-
sition from Nebraska, charged with
receiving $4,000 under false pre-
lenses.
Inspector Fly, of Laredo, has cap
tured the smuggler who dropped ten
gallons of mescal a day or two ago,
and escaped.
Secretary of Interior refuses to con-
firm certain coal and land contracts
made by individuals of the several
nations.
The Italian company at Arkansas
Pass are busy putting in vineyards,
apricot, lemon and orange trees ana
small fruits.
The republicans of Medina county
will poll largely increased vote on
account of the commission plank In
the democratic platform.
The Alliance will make the sub
treasury scheme a presidential issue
two years hence; at least this is indi-
Gated in the Alliance meetings just
held.
Interior department refuses to mod
ify its order that cattlemen remove
their stock from the Indian Territory,
on or before October lst.
Commissioner Raum denies that
any employee of the pension Office
other than himself owns any stock in
the refrigerator company, consequent
ly the charges against him cannot be
true.
No end of Democratic rhetoric is