San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
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solLEpuoowN FROM PRIVATE. sPE-
clAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

q son, OF eabnerIoru
make ar assignment.
National convention of railway
trainmen meets in Los Angeles, Cal.
Major H. G. Seymour, of the U. 8.
signal service, dies at Galveston.
Thousands OF registration frauds
have been perpetrated at Chicago.
The steamer Nueces arrived at Gal
weston with general merchandise.
Rain and mud interfere with Dallas
fair and C are postponed.
A narrow guage road is projected
from Chihhuahua to Guyamas on the
Pacific.
The French organs in Mexico are
urging the people to strike for French
trade.
The Dallas authorities are stamp
ing out ticket scalpers during the
fair.
Gladstone addresses 5000 people at
Edinburg on the Irish question, and
rakes the government fore and aft.
The government inquisition at Tip
perary continues its sessions and
t%Ortures.
Dillon and O'Brien refuse to be
made lions of in Paris, and keep
quiet.
Frank Mcmillan is robbed of $3.50
at Weatherford, the proceeds of a cot
ton sale.
Geo. Van Week, of Houston, one of
the Oldest Texas masons, and a past
grand master, dies. aged rs.
Argentine Republics provincial
foreign loans r merged into a ma
tional A IL percent.
Grain speaks at Corpus Christi de-
nouncing the Mckinley bill. and de-
claring the Victoria affidavit a lie.
A. B. Mullet, ex-supervising archi-
tect of the treasury suicides at Wash
ington.
Admiral Porter is slowly recover
ing and maintains the improvement
already noted as made.
Three American locomotives for
the Jerusalem railway have arrived
at their destination.
Governor David B. Hill is swing
ing around the circle in Ohio, and
making a bloody shirt appeal to DEM
ocrats.
Governor Campbell, of Ohio, is APP
peased, and that message which the
house refused to receive has been
sent back.
Charles Armstrong, aged %, Of
Harvard, ILL.,, proves a defaulter to
the tune of So, UC0, having robbed his
clients of that sum-.
Minister Phelps oldest daughter is
betrothed to Lieutenant Keller Of the
German army, and the young est to
baron W~etzelhelm.
The new gun boat Concordia is
ready for her trial trip. She has
been paying a penalty of 5000 a day
for over a year on account of delay.
u. s. department of state is official
ly notified of French exhibition of
silks and electric appliances to be
held at Lyons, France in 1892.
Havana chamber of commerce
strongly favors, In its debate upon the
Mckinley bill, reciprocity relations
with the United States.
The Missouri and Arkansas di-
vision of the cotton belt road has
D6en SOLO at aucClOu anu bn0 IoAas
branch will be sold at Waco Thurs
day.
A drunk, obscene language in
the presence of ladies, q remon-
STRANGE, a fight, m man dying and
another charged with murder, is the
report from Columbus, Texas.
Joe Perry near Hilsboro, Texas,
nearly lost his life in trying to save
his barn which was burned, with
valuable stock, n animal being
worth 81, 200.
Steamboat inspector generals re-
port Is made to the secretary of the
treasury. 1t shows o good state of
service and q lower rate of deaths
and accidents than by any other
means of transportation.
The Daughters of the American Re-
volution is q growing society. Its
correspondence Is too much for Mrs.
Harrison, and the vice-president
Mrs. Darling answers all commune
cations No 2023 G. street, Washington.
Weather Bulletin. .
WASHINGTON, October 22.-The