San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-01
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treaty.
Emperor and Empress are heartily
welcomed at Heligoland.
Severe earthquake shocks felt at
Verona, Italy, and buildings wrecked.
Examination continues in the L. &
e.. n. investigation.
Bee county reports heavy rain and
corn somewhat down.
The negroes who escaped from Yoa-
KUN Jail are safe in the bottoms.
Seguin reports an all nights rain
and would take more.
Ksrnes City celebrates with q ball
July 4th.
Sensational reports ofnaval fighting
from Chill.
Lagarto corn crop is nearly a fall
ure, but cotton is doing we'll.
Republicans in Ohio confer with
Secretary Foster in labor troubles.
United States are the leading pro.
ducers of aluminium.
The tin.plate duty goes into effect
today, July LIST.
Tripoli tin-plate works commence
operation in Lawrence county, Tenn.
Arkansas City, Kansas, struck with
a heavy hail storm.
The permit collectors and agents at
Chickasaw nation are q set of swim
dlers.
Pensacola, U. s. steamer ordered to
San Francisco s%hipyards for repairs.
Schools tor the blind increasedgS $3.50
during past decade.
Expedition sent out to discover
source OF that river i'm Colorado des-
ert.
: Chicago court holds the validity of
the 800 limitation clause on lost bag.
gage.
The schedules in the Union Pacific
tea company failure, show S3ll.5 ST
liabilities, and actual assets SlSs SO
The Fort Worth Farmers con,en
ton on July 10 will sit with open
doors.
Bob. Holmes gets IS years for MUIR
der, at Mckinney, and Sam Bates gets
20 years for burglary.
Luling feels assured of the best
cotton crop eve raised in that Sec
tion.
President DiaZ grants new conces-
siOns to Gen. Sturm for belt and SUI
burban railway in City of Mexico.
Canadian Indians will starve by
clearing Behring sea, and govern
ment will be asked for relief.
Foreign money losners are instruct
ing their agents in Texas to make no
nor loane.
Rob Daugherty arrested at Calves
ton, charged with murder in Ash
Vile, n. g., last May.
Allee-Bowen trial continues and
defense introduces testimony very
damaging to Bow en-.
Mrs. Howard and r. w. Robinson
swear direct to threats made by Bow
en- to take Allee's life on sight.
w. d. Harris secured Bowen's pis-
toll and there were three chambers
empty.
French steam Or Voltaire refuses to
surrender to Balmaceda the i%nsurgent
peace commissioners who came on her
to Iquique.
The stock subscriptions tor that
New Orleans steamer line grows at
Arkansas Pass; $4,000 will be
taken.
Newfoundland delegates complete
their bill and leave London. A
special court will be created to try all
treaty right cases.
The Driebund treaty is slightly mod
flied. England takes no action con
corning it. The renewal is for six
years.
Philadelphia council temporarily
suspends examination to see il they
have power to compel attendance of
witnesses.
Frank Moore swears that Bowen
offered him $500 to bring Alice around
shoot Alice down.
Louisiana drouth is not broken
everywhere, and there is much suffer.
ing for want of water in some Sec
tions.
1t is reported that the superintend-
emit of the bureau of Q ngraving and
printing at Washington is to be dis
charged.
Lorillard tobacco house turned over
to q joint stock company; capital So
900, 900. Lorillard retains manage
ment.
Another Militia company ordered
to coal mines, Washington. One of
the mine bosses is jailed at Seattle,
for murder.
knights of Labor threaten McKin-
ley in Ohio, because of discharged op-
reatives in the printing department
at Washington.
P~oIRonous ice craam al a church fes.