San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-13
LATE TELEGRAMS
soILEo DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Durango, Mexico,i is making large ex-
portatiens of tin to Pittsburg.
The census of the City OF Mexico
was taken yesterday.
Dallas assessment foots up $40, 243,-
las.
Austin celebrates her German Day
today Monday, October 18th
The ministerial crisis of Lisbon
passes and new cabinet is formed.
Justice Miller was alive at last &C
counts, but his death is momentarily
expected.
Miss Winnie Davis is in very poor
health, gets no better and cancels her
marriage engagement.
Herman, charged with train wreck
ing on the Central, is discharged,
there being no evidence against him.
Fort Worth raises a $4,000 emer-
gency fund to help boom any enter
prises that promises good to the city.
Pirates in the Pacific Ocean are
making sad havoc in the Japanese
trade.
The republican candidate for lieut.
enant governor of Texas, speaks to a
good audience at Round Rock.
Monterey and Gulf road is running
regular trains from Venadlto to Vic
toria, Tamaulipas.
San Luis Potosi has q population of
5S7 900, an incsease of SO, 900 In twelve
years.
The hearing in the O'Shea divorce
case will not close before the last of
next month.
Dillon and O'Brien have given the
English government the slip and have
taken secret passage for America.
Waco is making elaborate prepare
tons for her real estate convention
next Thursday.
Four lives lost in the burning of
Putnam's European hotel, East
Adams street, Chicago.
w. o. Kernachon, wealthy young
club man Of New York, commits sui
eide induced by hypochondria.
The repu blicsns of the Fourth Con-
gressional district of Texas are look.
ing for candidate to beat Culberson.
A German lady aged 81 falls from q
pecan tree in Waco and breaks her
leg.
Galveston INDUCES in q Sunday
horse race and fight which lands
two toughs In Jail charged with dead
ly assault.
The first native Corean born in the
United States made its appearance
Sunday at the legation in Washing
ton.
The Interoceanic railway of Mex
leo reports considerable inroad into
the business of the Mexican Ma
tional.
The October term of the supreme
court opens today, but its oidesI
member will not answer roll call.
There has been full bench once in
four years.
Corpus Christi holds rousing mass
meeting, endorses the Ropes Pass as
a success and hears expert testimony
to that effect with great enthusiasm.
Havana sugar market reports good
business in molasses. Exports OF
past week almost exclusively to
United States.
The mayor of Dallas reads the riot
act to an Alderman who rises for in
formation and does not subside when
ordered to take his seat.
A crank barefooted and smoking a
cigar walked into a New York church
Sunday and is now in jail waiting re-
suit of inquest into his sanity.
A norther with heavy wind and
rain is reported in North Texas, and
some damage done in the vicinity of
Decatur.
Mclaughlin and Walters, two
Americans held in Juarez for murder
Of q Mexican woman, are released and
return to Ell Paso.
A st. Paul widow refuses to pro-
bate her husbands will which cuts
off one son, and with the consent of
the other heirs will burn the will and
leave the 81 ,OOO, 900 to be divided by
law.
Government advances e400, 900 to
Midland railway for construction of
lines in Ireland to provide employ
ment for the poor.
Mexico will hold another school
congress and perfect the work which
is to give her q school system equal to
that of any country.
The bloodless revolution continues
in Switzerland, and the persistent
protest against the action Of the gov
eminent is bearing fruit.
President Harrison cannot come to
Texas this trip. His itinerary was
differently arranged and cannot be
changed.
President Harrison spent Sunday in
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