San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
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CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

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| ton is in session.
Mills is unanimously endorsed and
renominated for congress at Temple.
Floresville Masons talk of erecting
lodge room.
Mexico is shipping considerable
pine into the United States.
Mexican government will not tax
silver expectations.
The probabilities of a general strike
at Chicago are growing serious.
Tom Green county has a glorious 10
hour rain with prospects of more.
Cotton is coming freely into Laredo
but rain is needed for late picking.
Indiana democrats hold a conven-
ton and turn 1t into love feast.
No changes made in tariff schedule
by the senate or not material.
Row occurs in the house over the
motion to arrest absentee members.
Wisconsin democrats denounce the
Bennett educational law and demand
its repeal.
The Tillman boilers meet at Column
bis and pass resolutions against the
August convention.
Mason county republicans favor
railr0a legislation but no commits
sion.
Rusk county republicans endorse
Webb Flanagan for governor, and de-
nOunce railway commission.
Live Oak county will vote local OPP
ton or otherwise Septembe End. 1t
has been local option since 1876.
Advices from Salvador and Guate-
mala unite in declaring that peace
articles are signed.
The hot we'll at Goodland, l. T.,
continues to attract attention. 1t
seems to be hot air geyser.
. The cotton seed trust has floating
debt of s., 500, 900, and will reorganize
and issue bonds.
The Mayor of Marlin persists in
holding the quarantine against Waco
and will not raise it.
Coronal Institute opens at San
Marcos, September l; public school
and commercial college October l.
The X. of L. tie.up of the Yer Plank
&c, 900 brick masons out of work.
Ground is staked OIL at Marble Falls
for cotton bagging factory, the first
in Texas.
There is more trouble brewing in
Hawaii, and the American flagship
Charleston is ordered to Honolulu.
Work continues in the Chicago
yards with sufficient activity to move
goods, and everything is quiet.
The Texas team stands third in the
score at the Camp Douglas, Wis,
range.
Additional small pox reported at
Canton, and Kaufman county quar-
antines against Van Zandt.
Tarrant county expresses President
Harrison a watermelon Weighing lOl
pounds.
The eight year old son of J. J. Col
Inns, below Corpus Christi, dies from
a rattlesnake bite.
The inside history of Boulangerism
is to be written by the editor of the
Petit Journal, Paris.
In the 18th senatorial convention,
NdNdEIO Guilty 10 PlpOON osoihoO VhO
other counties and deadlOcks the
convention; 100 ballots taken without
result.
Oakville, Texas, needs rain to ma
ture its cotton crops. The corn crop
is the best ever raised in that sec
ton.
The judicial convention of the Fifth
Texas district continues to ballot
without result; nearly LOO ballots
cast.
The condition of affairs on the New
York Central are unchanged. Thick.
of l.. are continuing the strike as far
as they can, and all are hopeful.
Chicago roads stand by their action
in dissolving the switchmen's associ-
alton and refusing advanced pay.
The strike continues there.
Martin must raise its quarantine
against Waco or take the conse-
quences Of all damages in suits at law
for hindering traffic.
The worst storm of the season is re-
ported on Long Island sound, and
great fears are entertained of ship
ping.
Alamo Pilgrims.
August 27.-M. V. Lunst, city; t.
A. FaubIon, Burnett county; W. X.
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