San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-25
Lockwood National
BANK.
LATE TElEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
GAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
FAN ANTONIO, IEAAS.
J. 4. LoCKwOOp. PRESIDENT: j. MUIR, Cashier.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.

Morgan introduces free coinage
bill into the senate.
New York cloakmakers' strike is
settled and men return to work.
President Diaz denies the moving
of troops to the war frontier, and de-
clares MeXico's firm neutrality.
No news dispatches can be sent out
OF San Salvador without approval Of
the government censor.
All reports of Chilli mobs are de-
clared false in private dispatches
known to be reliable.
Many Guatemalans are leaving the
country to avoid trouble and forced
contributions to war funds.
Gen. Fabio Moran got the cold
shoulder in Guatemala and he will
return to California.
Barrillos will declare Guatemala In
a state of siege and suspend lndlvld-
ual guarantees.
The Illinois legislature has placed
Worlds Fair bill in the hands of the
committee.
The Canadian papers are hot over
Secretary Blaine's position on the seal
stealing question.
The washout on the Colorado CEN
trail road by cloud burst will cost that
road $3.50, 900.
Work on London and st. Catharine
docks is stopped, owing to dock
laborerg strike.
The sum of 500, in Indian ap-
preparation bill for educational pur-
poses is increased to $50, 900.
Senate appropriates $25, 900 each for
industrial schools at FlandreauX, 5.
d. and Mandan, N. ID.
Indian appropriation bill passes
senate, the tariff bill going over for
the day.
House passes the Torrey bankrupt
bill with a few unimpOrtant amend
ments; III to "a.
The revised election bill has gone
from the committee to the public
printer.
In Iowa, Indiana and North Caro-
lima, the Alliance men nominate
members of congress.
Worlds fair committee close BUSH
ness session at New York. No direc-
tor general yet appointed.
Id. Richards is nominated COVER
, nor of Nebraska. The platform calls
for the Australian ballot.
All drivers of New York street
200 men are out.
The responses received in answer
to the Atlanta proposal to boycott
the north are very unfavorable.
Tillman, Alliance candidate for gov
ernor of South Carolina refrains from
speaking at Charleston fearing assas-
sination.
Atlanta board of trade protest
against the election bill, but Ignores
the boycott proposal of tho Constitu-
ton.
Wool rates on east bound lots are
going to prices; a rate of 40 cents
from Missouri river TO New York has
been announced. ..
A three story brick building mys-
teriously eXplodes at Savannah, Ga,
killing three, wcunding six, two of
them fatally.
Minnesota republicans endorse the
national administration, favor South
American reciprocity and renominate
Morrow for governor
The Mississippi republicans will
nominate candidates to congress If the
election bill passes; otherwise they
will not.
Kentucky freights are all tied I'D
in q railroad strike and the company
is losing 500, 900 daily. The Lexing-
ton yards contain 1000 cars, some of
them there over week.
Dispatch from Libertad confirms re-
port of San Salvador victories In six
distinct engagements. The forces are
pushing into Central Guatemala and
will overthrow Barrillos before MAX
ing any terms.
Union Pacific road notifies bond
holders of Fort Worth, Denver, Texas
and Gulf that it will begin August |
5th, to issue it's consolidated mort
gage bonds in exchange for outstand-
ing securities.
President Harrison, Secretary Proc
tor, Attorney General Miller, Wan |
namaker and Gen. Schofield leave for |
the National Guards encampment at |
Mount Grena, Pa.
A defeat Of San Salvador troops |
with the loss of three cannon, ON
Guatamalan soil, is reported from |
Mexico; but a report of continued |
San Salvador victories is also report |
ed.
Mexico with the United States is |
willing to act as arbitrator in the Gen.
trail American trouble, says dis |
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