San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
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nays county grand jury returns OH
ly II indictments.
. Hays county will cast her vote in
congressional convention for Moore.
Mexico is flooded with counterfeit
silver, small coins.
Interior Guatemala is ravaged with
small pox.
Antl-Iottery agitation makes no
Roadway in Mexico.
Rivers Danube and Elbe and
streams IN Silesia are still rising.
The Marlin quarantine is finally
abolished to stay.
New York farmers unite in league
for political action.
Blaine endorses Mckinley as true
and tried for twenty years.
Mexican and American silver are
on par in Camargo.
Conference report on river and har-
Dor bill is virtually agreed to.
The fine roller mills of Lee & Co.,
Bolton, destroyed by fire; loss S45, 900.
Bolton reports receipts of cotton to
date $500 bales.
INiCcY COIh, SoIlOh ahu SabO AL
Louisiana are good crop.
New Orleans cotton report to date
shows rs, $50 bales from all sources,
as against As, 600 last yoar. ~1|1
Section foreman on North Pacific
knocked down and scalped by In
dians near Spokane Falls.
There is a report that the Wabash
is to go into the hands of the Cana.
dian Pacific.
Uvalde court house work goes on
rapidly and the work for the fair pro-
crosses satisfactorily.
There is no deficit as reported in the
pawn institution of Mexico, nor any
change in its directory.
Eastern bankers refuse to accept
the uniform bill of lading as collat-
eral.
Mississippi democrats dare not.sub-
NIT their new constitution to state
vote.
Sugar schedule will be debated in
senate today; thirty-minute speeches
only, allowed.
Guadalupe county is exercised over
the congressional convention held at
Seguin this week.
The Hatfield Mccoy feued is at an
end in West Virginia, and the old
enemies meet quietly on the streets.
Both chambers adopt the financial
bills presented by Minister Lopez of
Buenos Ayres.
Mexico's receipts for final year end
ed June so were S37, 900, 900, the larg-
est in her history.
The average wheat yield in Great
Britain this year is IS IL bushels per
acre.
A new starch company with $500,
600 starts at Columbus, Ind. 1t is
not in the trust.
David Thomson of Milan Co. dies
in gin.
Fort Worth aspires to entertain a
prize fight betweenJack Dempsey
and Reddy Gallagher.
Corsicana strikers are awaiting
quietly the result OF the engineers
meeting at Tyler.
The red flag of socialism waved
triumphant over the hall of Cooper
Union, n. Y, during the central
labor meeting.
Mortgage to Central Trust company
for $50, 100000 filed at Seattle against
Great Northern, st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis and Manitoba roads.
A baby carriage rolls off the roof of
five-story house in New York and
the 2-year-old inside lands on a bale
of rags unhurt.
Late rains have greatly improved
cotton conditions in Bastrop, Guada-
lupe, Wilson, Hayes and other coun-
ties.
Vera Cruz guarantees against
Turks, Arabians and Syrians who
are arriving III great numbers at that
port.
Judge Phillips of the United States
court, Kansas, decides that firm or
corporation cOnsigning cannot make
preferred creditors.
A premature blast in the Northern
Pacific freight yards, Spokane Falls,
Wash, buries As workmen; Is taken
out dead, p are still under the rock.
Diaz will so arrange in the reduc-
ZION OF the Mexican army as 10 Gill;
mate all the criminal element or en-
pIoy it against the Indians on the
frontier.
A train dashes into a street car at
Cleveland, o., and Injuries twelve per-
sons so seriously that they had to be
carried off on stretchers. Some of
them will die.
Walter Mabry dies at Dallas from
malaria and supposed overdose of