San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-15
LATE TELEGRAMS
Boiled DOWN FROM PRIVATE.
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

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Cotton is coming freely into Rock
dale on the Waco tap of the 3. A. p.
Work on buildings at Bolton fair
grounds Is being rapidly pushed.
Boil worm has seriously damaged
cotton in some sections OF Bell county.
Beeville is shipping car load lots OF
horses to Florida.
George Falkmer, Tarrant county
farm arrested tor oigamy.
Maryland Alliance recommends
Gorham for reelection to the senate.
Beeville ice factory runs 10 hours
daily to supply demand.
Frio count y carries all the amend
mems by small msjorities.
Uvalde fair stock holders elect board
of directors.
Contract has been let for the fair
buildings to be built at Lock hart.
Sisters of charity can teach in the
uDlic schools of this state.
New Orleans cotton market is a
matter of sunshine and clouds.
Money at New York per cent;
silver SO 3S.
Business shows decided signs of i'm.
provement in country towns north.
st Louis trade is largely increased
in all lines.
Rye advances roubles and whea +
rouble IN ST. Petersburg market.
Amsterdam advances prices of corn
and rye.
The Schm ertz failure at Pittsburg
will reach g. half million liabilities.
Carl Morris, Humble, dies of hear
disease in the streets of Houston.
Congressman Gamble of Sotuh
Dakota is dead.
The remains of Editor Jones are
laid to rest in Woodlawn cemetery
The st. Louis lum bermen's banquet
was no wooden affair.
st. Louis lumbermen drop I he guage
business and let it rest as it was.
st. Louis mbermen make no
change in the grade schedule.
Lumbermen's convention adjourns
to meet in New Orleans in May.
William is enjoying excellent health
save his game leg.
William goes to sea in the Hohen-
zollern, to be gone several days.
Col. Cunningham and l.. A. Ellis
will put up big sugar refneries in
Fort Bend county.
Worlds tair commissioners do their
work at Vienna successfully and 60
to Eastern Europe.
John T. Brady, Jr., son OF the re-
Gently deceased John T. Brady, OF
Houston, is dead.
J. Pierpont Morgan goes into plans
for relief of Union Pacific about
100000.
Harris county is..::searching for two
colored highwaymen who are holding
up farmers.
Six million bushels wheat sold in
New York. market yesterday; 70O,0
for export.
Entries for Bolton races may be
made up to September l, save in the
free for all.
T. Il. Thomas, colored preacher,
way laid and shot returning from
camp meeting near Austin.
Judge Schackleford of Muskogee,
/. T., holds that beer selling in the
territory is illegal.
Howard Clayton, colored brick
layer, killed at Galveston by electric
car.
F.. o. Erickson dies at Sealy hospit
al, Galveston, from wounds received
in Sunday fight
The Russian ukase against export
ing grains sends A merican grain up
from to s cents per bushel.
James Russell Lowell sleeps his
last sleep in Mount Auburn ceme-
terry.
Railway commission promulgates
its first regular rate tariff which goes
into effect September 9th.
The Ell Paso celestials get no relief
from habeas corpus and 60 to San
Francisco.
Tom Evans, of Nueces county, chal-
lenges any neigh boring county boy to
meet him a six hours go as you please
for 5000.
Eighteen and half millions of the
$3l 900, 900 outstanding at IL per
| cent have been refunded at per
cent.
National board of Worlds fair
doubles membership of board Of con-
troll, by making all alternate men,
bers active ones.
Iron Mountain, Cotton Belt and
Frisco announce excursions to Texas
points-one and one-third fare for
round trip.
Gripper & Sons, London, have e5s,-