San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-02
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Iowa miners to the mum Der of
1000 are out for eight days.
Dallas harness makers are out a
gainst a 80 per cent reduction.
Chicago makes a big labor demon
stration for hours day.
There are 5000 men on Union square,
New York. but no riot last night.
Parnell and Healey air there per-
sonal differences in parliament.
Salvador is trying to arrange treaty
of trade and neutrality with Mexico.
Mexico responds heartily to efforts
OF Baker, worlds fair commissioner.
Eastern Passenger association sells
no unlimited tickets.
Tyler cheers itself hosrse in the
Chiffon reception.
Levee breaks on east side the river
near Baton Rouge.
President and party are at Santa
Cruz.
State Pharmacists are billed to
meet in Houston May II.
Galveston's new directory figures
out Sc, 259 people in the Island city.
Seven prisoners escape from Corpus
Christi Jail and five are recaptured.
First regular train over Interocean-
ic road, formal opening May 7.
Bull fight in Vera Cruz by electric
light.
Ex.Minister Pacheo, of Mexico is
recovering.
Riot between socialists and Mill
tary at Marseilles many arrests.
Bismarck returned to the Reichstag
by a vote of two to one.
Ship yard at Bilboa, Spain, burned
by incendiaries.
Emin Pasha is marching to Kibrib
after his abandoned ivory.
Reports from the departments show
France quiet.
Paris police arrested 80 socialists
the night before May l.
New Orleans mill meu are on a
strike against non union labor.
Cotton bales or sight, this seasons
crop, are s, 1925: excess over last
year. l, 074, l54.
Austin has big Labor Day cele-
bration addressed by Governor Hogg.
Secretary Foster says the govern
ment will be able to care tor all of its
obligations.
Dues in the drummers association
are fixed at $3.50, presidents salary
$780, secretary's salary 5000.
The drummer's banquet at the
Driskill, Austin, was a success, $50
covers laid.
One bomb explosion breaking sew
eral windows was all that disturbed
Paris yesterday.
Fifth annual convention Texas
bankers association held at Austin,
May too.
Wheeling, Va, miners to the num-
Der of 10000 are waiting signing of
the scale.
Pittsbu miners are out waiting
for signing of the scale, no strike
occurred.
Houston's new city charter, passed
last Legislature, cannot be found, lost
in the shuttle.
Whitman of Lake Charles, La,
fatally shoots his son and boarder
while fling at burglar.
Dun reports large volume of bust
ness in N9w York and confident tone
for the future.
Nineteen out of 80 builders firms
in New York agree to the hour
time.
Ohio miners and operators agree to
20 cents and a 8 hour day. No strikes
this year.
Louisville carpenters are out for
nine hours and 81 so. Other building
trades will strike if nOn-unlOn men
take their places.
Rioters in Rome attack the police
and are charged by the troops. Two
are dead and 25 woupded; ten persons
arrested.
The correspondent Kansas City
Sunday Sun is given 200 lashes on
the bare back, tarred and feathered,
ridden on a rail and ducked at Waco.
Riot occurs in Florence, Italy, and
the stores are closed and business
suspended. Over 80 arrests were
made.
Religious riot occurs during cele-
bratio1 of good Friday in the Greek
church yesterday and several were
shot before order was restored.
Floquet, president of French Cham
Der assures the French workingmen
of his sympathy in their effort to
secure reduction of working hours.
The state drummers meet with q
hearty reception at Austin. The as
ISOLATION is prosperous, owes nothing
and has 81 ,235 cash on hand.
Held in $4,000.
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