San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-01
LATE TELEGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

SPECIAL AND OTHER SOOHSGS'
Unsuccessful attempt to wreck the
north bound passenger near Palestine.
France ad vices Servia to maintain
q pacific attitude toward Bulgaria.
The national and provincial debts
of Italy amount to s., $50 500, 900.
A revival of piracy in the eastern
Mediterranean Is reported.
Two brick blocks burned at Oswego,
n. Y. Loss $50, 900.
Ecuador wants a new treaty with
the United States.
Salvation army, Capt. Carrie Crib
ben commanding, besieges Waco.
Chicago will have an association
base ball club next year.
Houston street railway lines are in
litigation over right of way.
Block of business houses burned at
Quanah; loss 100000.
Alabama reports full corn crop, and
cotton cut % per cent.
National citizens industrial alliance
for Chicago. meets to discuss politics.
Advices from Rear Admiral Brown,
Valparaiso, confirm Chill dispatches.
Houston saloon keepers are after
those who pay no license.
Alaska he's 81, 900 people; increase
1000 since 1880.
Recent customs regulations In Mex
leo tend TO wiping out the Zupa Libra.
County suits in Georgia against rail-
roads for taxes are decided against the
railways.
Extra session Tennessee legislature
convenes Tuesday, to consider con-
vict lease system.
Col. J. B. Peyton, West Va, Is sec.
rotary to ladies board of management
to Worlds fair.
Gould relinquishes his grip on the
possession.
Germany calls for an exhaustive re-
port on grain conditions throughout
the Empire.
Princess Bismark's first appearance
in public since her illness was at
Minister Phelps dinner at Hamburg.
Corsicana bar, with two exceptions,
indicted for non-payment of occups-
ton tax.
Eight mem bers of the Simoms gang
captured In Mississippi and taken to
Mobile.
David Byrne held IN $1,000 bond
at New York to answer the charge of
incest.
Luling eXterminates army worm;
| Al h1l in, Vol IA oil
cou nty.
Weaver and Wilson's fu rniture
store at Sulphur Springs burned; loss
$500.
Mt. Calm, Hill county, shook up by
q cyclone and three buildings des-
troyed.
Balloonist Hogan falls from his
balloon at Detroit, nearly mile, and
Is crushed in to a shapeless mass.
A German syndicate is inspecting
$50. 900 acres Alabama lands for col
onizatlOn.
English economists advise the con-
sumption OF American maize by the
poor of the old world.
International prison reform con-
gress at Christiana, Norway, favOrs
fines instead of imprisonment.
Buenos Ayres dispatches report
Ralmaceda's resignation in favor of
Gen. Bsgne dano.
Holland and Belgium will appoint
commissions TO look after Worlds
fair exhibit.
The Austrian Empress shows symp-
/ ac ~ in fa l.
ly.
Seventy two bales of cotton burned
at Lyons station, near BRENNAN, fired
by spark from engine.
Col Tom Bonner, +. and g. n. re-
ceiver, died yesterday, after 10 days
illness.
d. Stone, at one time a Missis-
sippi presiding elder, arrested at
Memphis for arson.
Stone, the Memphis ipcendiary
confesses, and says the morphine
habit is responsible.
Guile Knox shot between his own
house and Millicsn, Brazos Co. No
clue to murderer.
Venezuela has not rejected U. 5.
reciprocity treaty. but has asked mod
ificstion SO as not to reduce receipts
more than Is per cent.
U. s government must continue to
recognize the old Chill government
until the new order is officiall y an
noupced and the Junta in possession
of the national capital.
General Gordon is believed to be
alive and captive in Egypt and a
| searching expedition has gone from
New York TO ascertain.
Many refugees are aboard ships in
| Valparaiso waters; guaranteeis given