San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-13
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were III, in Jeddah, 10.
Havana advices report cyclone
approaching the South Carolina coast.
Chauncey NJ. Depew is in Italy;
Mrs. Depew is in Hamburg.
4 Ex-President Grevy, of France is
seriously ill.
Mrs. DR.. Bullard, of Burton, Texas,
thrown from her carriage and
killed.
Florida orange crop is placed at
| 3, 700, 600 boxes; about same yield as
last year.
M. M. Wolfe, railway and express
agent at Clear Creek, Tex, is arrested
for ENLIGHTENMENT.
Governor Prince, of New Mexico,
telegraphs to Washington for troops
to resist Outrages.
A strong effort will be made to
bring up the lottery bill in the house
next Saturday.
The Boston G. A. r. parade was 5
hours and 80 minutes passing a given
point.
The New York Central strikers are
trying to enlist the engineers in their
fight, and think they will succeed.
First Assistant Postmaster-General
Clarkson tenders his resignation, to
take effect September l next.
The attorney general gives an
opinion affirming the power of con-
gress in the exclusion of lottery mat
ter from the mails.
Dallas reports sorrOwful case OF
seduction and child born on an in
coming train, the father being a
young man of position i'll the city.
Celman's house Is attached by
Buenos Ayres mob, and the troops
with difficulty prevented Its destruc-
ton.
Shoe leather has gone up to such
an extent that the eastern manufac-
turers will advance price of shoes 10
per cent.
State convention of Farmers and
Laborers union of Tennessee, is in
session, but no political action of any
kind will be taken.
State Farmers Alliance of North
Carolina is in session. 1t will oppose
as a body the reelection of Senator
Vance.
Rates to Chicago from Kansas City
will be restored August 25, on dressed
meats, packing house products and
live stock.
The Delaware democracy like their
Texas bretheren are assembled in
state convention. In both cases the
tariff and election bills are denounced.
The Mississippi constitutional con-
vention is in session. 1t will prob
ably last month. tits thought that
it will favor the Australian ballot.
Secret session of Farmers and la
borers union is held at Sedalia, Mo.
Tho democratic candidate for railway
commissioner is presiding officer.
Salvador expects to conclude nego-
tiations of peace very shortly; if not,
her troops will marcn on Guatemala
at a moments notice.
DIR. Tanner, member from Cork,
characterized in open debate in the
English commons home secretary
Matthews as the meanest and lowest
skunk that ever sat on the treasury
bench.
Caroline Island natives attack the
Spanish troops and kill a lieutenant
and q men. Marines sent ashore to
aid the troops were repulsed, and a
man-of-war has been ordered to the
islands.
The American flag on the U. S.
consulate at San Salvador, torn down
during the utionery action in
that city, has been restored and sa-
luted with discharge of 81 cannon,
and the consul has been restored to
his office and guaranteed full protec-
ton in all his rights of person and
property.
A terrific explosion Of natural gas
near Shelbyville, Ind, has destroyed
acres of ground, engulfed Flat Rock
river and completely changed the
face of the country. The upheavel
was in the nature of q volcano, mud,
water, stones and gas being elected as
high as the tops of tall trees.
Hume Clay, a booming speculator
of Paris, KY, and one of the old blue
blood families, aged q, has decamped,
leaving the banks in the hole for over
$50, 900, and his grandfather for I'M
known thousands.
The Knights of Labor charge the
New York Central railway with vio-
lation of written agreement for pay
for over time, II hours being a days
work, and with discharging union
men without cause in order to clear
the road of Knights Of Labor en-
ployes.