San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-02
The Daily eight.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1890.
LATE TELEGRAMS
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CIAL AND y HEH SOOhSeSs
Chicago had 10000 men in line in
her labor-day professions.
Governor Eagle is reelected gov
ernor of Arkansas by $4,000 majority.
The Cincinnati labor-day process
sion was headed by the mayor and
city Officials.
Rolls of McLennan county show
ST 1858, $50 increased valuation over
last year.
Marlin has case of smallpox and
asks the presence of state officer
Rutherford.
The while republican contingent of
Houston has left for the state conven-
ton.
Senatorial convention to nominate
state senator for that district meets in
Beeville today, September End.
South Texas reports more encour-
agingly concerning the cotton crop
than was anticipated.
Mrs. Judge Cooley dies at her home
Ann Arbor, Mich, Of cancer of the
stomach.
Lampasas and Austin are striving
for connections with Llano and will
soon reach the iron mines.
There is not case of small pox in
Waco outside of one or two GONZALES
cling in the pest house.
A great deal of the Central Ameri-
can news is manufactured to order in
the City of Mexico.
House ratifies the agreement for
purchase of Indian lands in Okla
homa.
Foreign wheat advances Cd on the
English market, and mixed Ameri-
can Is. Corn has advanced Cd.
Eighteenth district Illinois repub-
licans nominate Judge Lindsey of
the Farmers Alliance for congress.
The Central railway disputes the
jurisdiction of the state board of arbi-
tration, whose terms of Office expired
last May.
Labor day by governmental procla-
nation was state holiday in Kan
sas, and as such, was universally
observed.
The great milling and manufacture
inn districts around Philadelphia
shut down for labor day, and the
thousands of operators had a genuine
holiday.
In the Pittsburg labor procession
American mechanics seized German
flag in the hands of the bakers and
trailed it in the dust. No one was
hurt.
Labor Day was more generally cell
ebrated this year in the United State 8
than ever before, and in the large
cities the parade was imposing.
The trades union congress in Lon
don expresses its sympathy and
81 900 check to the Australian strik-
ers.
The Mexican Press generally con-
dennis the American captain Pitts
who permitted the Guatemalau forces
to kill Barrundia on ship board.
Steamer Vancouver, from Liver
pool for Quebec, has a perilous voy-
age, encountering a severe gale and
school of icebergs in a dense fog. Her
600 passengers arrived safe.
The Colombia government and the
Panama Canal company come to an
agreement over future work on the
canal, which will begin within IS
months.
There is big convention of single
tax men in New York, with Henry
George as great mogul. II F. Ring,
of Texas, is delegate.
Committee of seven from the house
will visit Arizona and New Mexico
and report as to their eligibility to
statehood.
Many colored men voted the demo-
cratic ticket in Miller county, Ark,
and the democratic ticket is probably
carried.
Conference report OH river and har-
Dor bill is adopted, 1t appropriates
S24, 1886, 295. The $l79,65O for Buffalo
bayou, Houston, is cut off.
Cooper, the cantakerous, makes a
growl before the commissioners, COM
planning that the record in the Raum
case is doctored.
President approves the joint reso-
luton for relief of Oklahoma. He
will make executive headquarters at
Cresson the last of this week.
District court, 25th judicial district
of Texas is in session at Columbus,
with Phelps, of LAGRANGE, as special
Judge.
Ex-Postmaster Howard, of this city,
after three years fight, is appointed
administrator of the Bean estate by
the court at Bonham. Bond is fixed
at $4,000, with Joseph L. Hume as
co-administrator.
Double polling places were estab-
lished in many voting place in Ar
kansas, the colOred judges of election