San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-25
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| sugar refinery.
Chinese are being imported into Mexico
! to work on the Tehuantepec railroad.
Perfect order reignS in San Salvador
| since the death of President Menendez.
The trans Atlantic steamers for Mexico
| bring no freightS from Valencia.
Late reports from Samoa represent all
| quiet at the islands.
Reports of revolution in Guanajuato
are declared false by authority.
Another unfaithful wife and another
husband in Jail for shooting her para
mOur, this time in Philadelphia.
New York Turner bund opposes re
Stricted immigration and will make it a
test question for candidates TO congress.
Sarah Bernhardt takes an overdose of
chlOral and for four hours was in immi-
nent danger of death. She is cOnvaleScing.
Prominent Chicago citizens are sum-
mOned before the grand jury TO tell what
they know about certain city franchises
Two men killed while salute was be-
ing fired at democratic gathering in Co.
Iumbia, ). c.
Senate agrees to the changes made in
postal appropriations bill and passes it:
this included the S4S, 900 for foreign mails
Sixth International Sunday School con-
vention is holding session in PittSburg
with 200 delegates in attendance.
The Illinois Central strike extends to all
points where Russell has control. it prac-
tlcally involves the entire system in the
north.
Franz AmburG. of Chicago, is nomnat-
ed for state treasurer of Illinois on second
ballot.
Cairo. Ill.,. anticipates the Central strike
nl l., ~.
line.
The tie-up on the Illinois Central will
be most disastrous at this season of the
year, and will seriously affect the south.
Mexico is quarantning against Spanish
| cho lcra and will resent any quarantine
against her own ports.
President Diaz favorS removing prohi-
bltlOn against foreigners holding property
within certain limits.
All rumOrS of changes in the cabinet of
President DlaZ are pronounced UnfOunded
by him.
Maine courts hold that whoever SeiZcS
liquors in unbrOkcn packages is RESPONSE
bic for the goods and damages
Rio de JaneriO guarantees against
Spanish and African ports on the Medi-
trrrancan.
Port de France. Martinique. burned and
1000 people homeless. United States
appealed to for aid.
House diSagrees with senate on general
pensions apprOpriat ton and will not re-
cede.
The new chief of London police is al
ready very unpopular and short term of
office is predicted.
Explosion of the Tug Alice f. Crue. at
Brooklyn, destroys two boats and kills six
persons.
Baron ZedurtS. German minister to
Mexico. arrives at the capital, accOmpan-
led by the baroness.
Conference on the naval appropriation
bill reaches no agreement. Senate favorS
dry dock on gulf of Mexico.
Employees OF YOnkerS. New York. silk
mills are on strike. to the number of
1000
Bismarck would not accept a seat in the
reichStag if he had to oppose the govern
ment.
The Tammany braves are under exam
inatiOn for alleged bribery in connection
with the mayOralty nomination and APP
pOintmcntS.
Illinois republicans meet in state con-
VentiOn TO nominate state officers. but not
governor.
Salisbury and the German ambassador
are to sign the African agreement today.
Wednesday.
An English syndicate to buy up gas
properties in American cities is organ
lied, and stock taken.
Political economist De LaveIyal thinks
neither of the United States silver bills
will hurt America. but they will iniure the
cause OF international bi-metaliSm.
The entire ground between Tacabaya
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