San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-22
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| the Red river rise.
The new Park hotel at Hot Springs,
Ark, opens today.
The financial situation in London
continues to improve.
Jules F'ande, banker of Chihauhau,
is under arrest for smuggling.
Wilson county votes on the free hog
and cattle nuisance December q.
Oregon, KS, reports an epidemic
fatally affecting cattle and hogs.
Barker Bros. & Co. reopen their
bank lately closed at Philadelphia.
Lake Erie and Western trainmen
ask an advance of 20 per cent. wages.
The cotton crop of the south this
year will be the largest ever grown.
Gould denies having control of the
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
road.
San Angelo has shipped fifty car
loads of live stock to Chicago this
week.
Kansas City Commercial club is in
Fort Worth and will visit southwest
Texas.
The Knights of Labor adjourn after
a prolonged and stormy session at
Denver.
Berlin sets apart five buildings for
Koch's experiments with infections
disease.
Fredericksburg says the road can
be graded and bridged to Llano for
$4,000
Money closed easy on New York
change yesterday; rates from ? to 8
per cent.
Fort Worth opens her packing bust.
ness, slaughtering 200 hogs in 200
minutes.
The Barring guarantee fund is now
over $50, 900 900 and the bank will re-
organize.
Waco, Llano and Lampasas Rail-
way company files charter. Capital,
81, 100000.
The Lower Brule Indians in Dakota
have escaped the Messiah craze and
are at rest.
Brazils constituent assembly re-
cognizes the provision at government
by IT'S to Az.
Chicago is least affected by the late
finacial furry of any of the large
trade centers.
The north Texas conference in
session at Texarkana will not adj
journ this week.
Nevada files charter of real estate
and building association at Austin.
Capital, $4,000.
Engineers who inspected the con-
cepcion mine, in Mexico report un-
favorably upon it.
The Indians in South Dakota con-
tinue to arm and dance and the situa-
ton is grave one.
Business failures the country over
are not so numerous as they were at
this time last year.
Heavy bank failure is reported from
Newton, Kansas, involving six Kan
sas banks in its fall.
The Dallas force got clinch on the
burglars, who have invested that
city for the past month.
Fort Worth Parties sue the Texas &
Pacific Coal company for $4,000 dam
ages for arbitrary arrest.
Uncle Sam will stop the ghost
dancing among the Indians, peacably
if he can forcibly if he must.
Rumors of Sioux upon the war path
have driven hundreds of settlers in to
Aberdeen, s. d. for protection.
New Orleans grand jury indicts the
II men held as suspects for the MUIR
der of Chief of Police Hennessy.
Charter filed at Topeka, Ks, of
roads to be constructed from Omaha
to Galveston, with $lS,OO0,O0O capital.
Dun's review shows larger weeks
business in this country than for any
corresponding week for any previous
year.
New York stock market opened in
advance of yesterdays quotations
and maintained the advance at latest
reports.
Minnesota farmers alliance calls
for the formation of q national alli-
ance party to capture the presidency
in 1892.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Hertrange
shot and killed by pistol toter
whom he was trying to arrest at Wes-
ley, Florida.
Harper & Co., dry goods and groce-
ries, of Dublin, Texas, are closed out
by writs of attachment, covering the
full value of their stock.
The jury at Galveston declares
Cologne not guilty Of trying to extort
money from Heidenheimer by charg-
ing him with firing his oil mill.
Burke, the New Orleans expatriat-
ed led the Americans in their gal
liant support of the Honduras gov