San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-16
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SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Two train loads of cattle leave
Uvalde for Armour's yards, Chicago.
Federal grand jury at Austin pre-
sents Is indictments.
6. n. Phelps, charged with mail
robbing, is on trial st Austin.
Farmers and Drovers' bank, Battle
Creek, Neb., closes it's doors.
Bids received for convict labor on
railroads and plantations.
State officials have gone to the New
Birmingham iron festival.
San Antonio cavalry and artillery
reach Austin for encampment.
Planters who work cotton and sugar
get convicts tor SIG so per month.
Money on call and silver remain
unchanged in New York market.
The Alice. Bowen examination clos
es and Alice is denied bail.
Alice and Lyons are in San Anton
10 Jail pending trial.
Hamilton county delegates hiss
Campbell's nomination.
Ohio democrats complete their
ticket and adjourn.
Ohio democrats denounce Russian
persecution of the Jews.
Ohio democracy declare for free and
unlimited coinage of gold and silver.
Alien land law is quickening appli-
cations for naturalization papers.
Glass blowers withdraw from the
K. of l., and will probably join
American Labor Federation.
Railway commission hears re-
plies from questions addressed to
railways.
Numerous complaints of discrimi-
nation are heard by the railway COM
mission.
Railways replies to commission
were made as one reply by agents of
roads after due consideration.
Commission will fix rates on cotton,
grain, lumber and salt before making
general rates.
Cincinnati democratic convention
was only kept in order by constant
efforts of the sergeants at arms.
Terry contends that Texas railway
rates are not too high and institutes
comparisons.
Commission declines to make IL 1.2
cents on salt, car loads from Colorado,
Tex to Grand Saline.
Reagan says be could not elicit
from the railway men the information
that he wanted.
School funds will be appointed at
81 so per capita.
Texas railways carry interstate
fre,ghts at about 10 percent less than
Local treights.
Mrs. Polly Newberry, of Johnson
three grandchildren.
Sugar planters must pay ST. for
convict labor as against $3.50 by cot
ton planters.
Available state school funds this
year 81, $50 900. Local tax will add an
other million.
McDonough & Brady, Dallas liquor
dealers, give creditors mortgage for
6, 900.
London board of agriculture will
frame its regulations as friendly as
possible to the cattle trade.
There is armed resistance to oper.
ating Tennessee mines by convict
labor.
The arrested Sofia students con-
fess and implicate those who hired
them.
West Texas democratic editors favor
Cleveland for first choice, Hill
second.
Rio Grand City rejoices at prospect
of a squad of rangers being stationed
there.
President Lane. of the Union Pacific
railway, resigns; Dillon will succeed
him.
The Tenth National Temperance
conven tion is in session at Lodalgo,
NY
Coroner holds conductor and brake
man of the light engine responsible
tor the fatal accident at Aspen, Col.
S. A. P. gets rate of 32 cents per 100
on Corpus and Rockport canned goods
TO Longview. Denison, Gainesville,
Paris and intermediate points.
Railway Commission find nothing
in railway answers to throw much
light on the problem of q deep water
port.
Rates for freight are about the
same from Galveston to north Texas
towns as from Kansas City or st.
Louis or Chicago to same points.
Two students arrested at Sofia for
the murder of Bslticheff, mistaking
him for the minister OF finance, STAN
bulof.
Howell lumber company's effects
are all attach ed at Chicago. Last
March its assets were $500, 900; La
bilities 5000, 900. 1t will pay all debts
and have $500, 900 over.
DnnpIass Saws His Say.