San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-11
LATE TElEGRAMS
soILEo DOWN FROM PRIVATE, SPE-
CIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.


A strike is imminent among the
Scotch iron workers.
Good business is being done at the
great Russian fair, Mini Novgorod.
Latest Maine returns give the re-
publicans Is, $50 majority.
The corn average of the country
stands FOL; the lowest since 1881.
Reed is back at his post and two
splendid floral designs graced his
desk.
There is no new testimony in the
Raum case, and nothing as yet to
show cause for the investigation.
Cotton average for the whole coun-
try is about as last year. Texas is
rated 81.
The heavy rain at New Braunfels
fills cellars, damages the bridge over
the Comal.
The Crusaders of Lathrop, Mo-, are
in court for last winters saloon
wrecking.
Employers of new South Wales con-
denim boycotting and uphold the
freedom of contracts.
Twenty.four seamen are arrested at
Melbourne for refusing to work with
non-union men.
The rolls of Arkansas county show
1917, 1874 increase over last assess
ment.
Governor Ross accepts the invita-
ton make the opening address at
the San Antonio fair.
Of ffNy
dicted for conspiracy to steal children
and hold them for ransom.
The new bill of lading is knocked
out at Chicago and will be no more
heard of.
Ignacio Marescal, Mexican minister
of foreign affairs, has returned from
Europe.
France talks OF retaliatory measures
in excluding goods from countries that
refuse her free trade.
General Sup. Scott of the Santa Fe
will resign to go to Europe on account
of his wife's health.
Henry w. Sherwood is appointed
postmaster at Washington ID. Z.
Ross having resigned.
The Tillmanites capture the South
Carolina democratic convention, in
temporary and permanent organiza-
ton.
The Teutonic beats the City of New
York across the ocean, one hour and
forty-nine minutes behind her pre-
vious record. Time, days, 20 hours,
"a minutes,
Troops are being forwarded to
Southampton, great fear being APP
pretended of serious riots in con-
nection with the strike now in pro.
gress.
Angle and Caldwell, the newly APP
pointed receivers at Brazos, give
bonds and assume their duties.
Work will be vigorously pushed.
Guatemala reiterates her declaration
of Barrundia's death as entirely out
side ofMizner's preventing and caused
by the generals own act in attempt
ing to fire upon those who made the
arrest.
The Russian army manpuvres ter
inmate on the 14th inst, after which
the car will review the five army
corps participating.
Raiding a melon-patch in the In
dian Territory leads to one death and
the wounding of the owner of the
patch.
Henry Vogel bar tender at Gates
vile, Tex, fired at four young men in
a quarrel, and his first shot killed
two, Lee Basham and John Wilkey.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Galveston, shoots
and dangerously wounds g. NJ. Hall,
for NlNyi1 vii
epithets to her at her sisters table.
The advocates of woman suffrage in
the Mississippi convention make a
very favorable impression by their
arguments.
WINDOWS offer to pay one years in
terest on per cent bonds has Hooded
the department, notice Is received
of $50, 900, 600 to be presented.
There is not o single case of small
pox at Eagle Pass, says State Health
Officer Rutherford. Vaccinated per-
sons on surgeons certificate can cross
the river.
Indiana republicans enthusiastic
ally endorse the president and speak
er Reed, put a good ticket and
strong platform before the state and
adjourn.
Senate passes the tariff bill 40 to 30;
insists on its amendments and APP
points Aldrich, Sherman, Allison,
Hiscock, Mcpherson, Vance, Carlisle
as committee of conference with the
house.
Rio Grande is higher at Eagle Pass
than it has been for ten years. Lower
portions of the city inundated and