San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-18
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Editor Savage, Bolton News, mar
ried to Hattie French. of Waco.
The Fort Worth women enter cru
SADIE against Sunday saloons.
Railway Telegraph superintendents
are in session at Cincinnati.
Mckinley will meet the enemy
openly and frankly in the Ohio fight.
The Ohio republicans make no apol-
ogy for their action.
A. l.. Harris, nominated for lieu
tenant governor of Ohio on first ballot.
Mobley of Fort Worth marries Sem
ator Reagan's daughter Mollie.
University regents make material
raise in professors salaries.
First instalment of Jews sail for
Congo, from London.
Ex.confederate reunion at Bolton is
fixed for July and 8.
Giant skeleton unearthed at Gaines
vile, probably aborigine.
Finley finally tumbles to the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe.
U. s. Steamer Baltimore leaves
Iquique tor Callao.
Yellow fever is quite prevalent at
Vera Cruz.
Slavin gets the lions share of that
$4,000 purse.
I. G. n. receivership investiga-
ton continues and grows interesting.
New Braunfels cotton shipment s
for season just closed 9,s17 bales.
Comal county cotton crop will near
ly double last seasons.
Comal county corn crop is the larg-
est grown for several yeas.
Uvalde will award school building
con tract Saturday.
Uvalde fair premium list will issue
July 1st
Uvalde tests her waterworks stand
pipe to day.
The South Bethlehem blast at New
York, displaces 60 tons rock.
Panama transportation company Or
ganised at Mobile, capital $50, 900, 900.
Alabama state bankers are in ses-
sion at Mobile.
Woman tramp knocked off the rail-
road bridge near Luling and killed.
Kansas bred horses are selling 81
Sinner at 5000 and $3.50 each.
Welmer is one of the few Texas
towns suffering for want of rain.
Arkansas Pass is looking for M. X.
& T. connection via Victoria.
Beevllle's hay and corn crop is
good, but rain would improve it.
The colored people of Beeville will
make big move Friday.
Escaping gas asphyxiates prisoners
in Yopkers, N. Y. jail; die.
The Panhandle postag stamp steal
ers released on bond.
The shooting OF PresidentHyppolite
is reported from Au-Prince.
Heavy importations OF provisions to
Chill from San Francisco do not
lower prices.
Heavy rains cover the country,
north, from the Rockies to the At
lantic.
A big rise, reported at 40 feet. is
coming down the bed of the Colo
RADIO.
Rates on rice and sugar advanced
cents from New Orleans to Missouri
river.
The American Eagle will be the de-
vice on the Ohio state ticket, republi-
can.
IA. Callison dies at San Angelo,
the wounds received two weeks since
reopening.
Farmers Loan and Trust files suit
for foreclosure of second mortgage on
1. & G. n.
Mai. Lowe, Of Galveston News tes-
titles before I. d g. n. committee, that
their claim was for advertising and
nothing else.
Train wrecked on Coon river bridge,
Chicago & Milwaukee road, To-, one
killed and 20 injured, some of whom
will die.
McKinley's nomination at Column
bus, Ohio, was the most unanimous
and enthusiastic action of the party
ever witnessed in the state.
s. NJ. Swinson's gift of rare coins,
etc., presented to the University by
Gov. Hogg; valued at $500, 900 to $780,
600.
Regents take steps to organize med
ical department of University at Gal
weston, and elect two members of fac
ulty.
The yarn about imprisoned and
maltreated journalists in Guatemala
is untrue. One of the reported VIC
TINS died In 1889.
Cloud burst in Iowa wrecks
q hridOa and q freipht train goes in