San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-26
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SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

makes no mention of the third party.
Jay Gould narrowly escaped death
on the Hudson River road.
Paris bakers grow riotous and some
of the leaders are arrested.
Wanamaker is said to be in close
place in relation to Keystone bank.
Quincy road will pay passenger
commission in the Eastern territory.
The alien land law is a blow at land
grabbers, not at loan companies.
Army worm is raiding wheat and
corn in Mason county, Illinois.
Texas teachers select Houston as
next place of meeting.
Texas music teachers convene at
Austin; membership 500.
Neil Rix held in $1,000 bond for
killing Tom Lasater at Beeville.
Mrs. Rebecca Edelman. milliner,
Austin, fails, liabilities $3.50.
Runge and vicinity will...incorpor.
ate for school purposes.
Floresville complains of drouth,
and says the late corn is ruined.
Commissioners board raise Kendall
county valuation $40, 900.
Gladstone is feeble and his friends
are alarmed over bis health.
Money easy in New York on call at
from 12 to 8 per cent.
Storms In Kansas wheat belt ad-
vance prices in New York l IL cents
Galveston has case of murder for
rnhhary Viotim unknown.
Horse smuglers and 10 head Of
cattle brought into Ell Paso.
Ell Paso Mexicsns complain OF row.
dy soldiers who fire into their houses.
Judge McCord is called to the stand
in the L. & G.. N. Investigation. .
Horse and cattle thieves are too
numerous for comfort about Rio Gran
de city.
Prince George of Greece arrives at
San Francisco to star through Amer
ica.
Texas crop reports show splendid
prospects,; rains needed in some Sec
tons.
Fort Worth joins Dallas In asking
special action of called legislature, on
hlleu lduu law.
Emil Marquiz & Co., Boston and
New Orleans leather dealers, fail for
from 500, 900 to 800, 900.
Hampstead struck by cyclone,
II. 4 T. G. round house wrecked and
many buildings unroofed.
Kansas storm washes out railway
tracks between Topeka and Law
renee.
The Chicago and Alton will act
Independently of the Western passen-
ger association.
Ninety-nine applicants out of 146
admitted to West Point to form new
class.
Indians at Kean's canyon, Ariz.,
threaten to kill the whites and take
the children from school.
Dakota alliance demands taxation
of mortgages, income tax, prohibition
and woman suffrage.
Wires are down and railway wash
outs numerous in the Iowa storm dis
trict.
Mrs. O'Shea says that she and Par
nell are married, ceremony was not
perfor med in church.
Brussels auti.slavery act is referred
back to French government by the
chambers.
Canada orders a commissioner to
enquire into working of prohibition
abroad.
Finley testifies that he resign ed as
I. & g. n. receiver to preserve har-
mony.
The remains of Count Lowenhaupt,
Miss Bayard's husband, have been
shipped to Sweden.
Parnelps marriage is believed to
have occurred Wednesday, but the
book of marriages and register at
Steyning 10 missing.
Sullivan and Corbett spar at San
Francisco, in full dress, for Corbe tt's
benefit, and are Missed by the audi
ence.
Ponchartrain levee board is at outs
with the state administration, ana
complains that the state will furnlsh
no funds.
Texas teachers shame the legisla-
lature for Withholding appropriations
for the travelling expenses of the state
superintendent.
Chairman Finley's action in Chica-
go and Alton matters has virtually
disrupted the Western passenger
association.
Chicago and Alton reduces rates,
making S26 fare to Denver; S. to st.
Louis, and $40 to Kansas City from
Chicago.
John Cople killed and Bob Carr
wounded in quelling a Mexican riot
at Encinal. One of the mob killed
and one wounded.
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