San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-23
LATE TElEGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

assigns.
White & Co.'s failure in New York
affects no other firms.
| The Mexican troops have never
been in sight of the invaders.
German Catholic con-
! gress opens at Buffalo.
Austin complains that San Antonio
sells coal cheaper than she can and
advances prices 81 per ton.
Schedule signed by the locomotive
tiremen of M. X. & T. at Sedalia.
Indiana takes first honors in the l.
o. o. F., canton drills, at st. Louis.
Standard Oil is not creating mono
poly in Germany but Is competing
with Russia.
Mexico is not willing to enter into
| full reciprocity, say advices from City
OF Mexico.
Balmaceds suicided lest the lega-
| ton where he was concealed should be
attacked.
Garza's crowd have scattered and
crossed into Texas, and will remain
hid for the present.
The low water in the Rio Grande,
presents iunumerable fording places,
and could not be oil poIiced.
James Bailey murdered in San
Quintan prison, while setting at sup
per, by a fellow prisoner.
Mrs. Sublette, resident of Texas
since 1921 dies at San Augustine, aged
So.
Fort Worth resolutes thanks for
being made headquarters for Texas,
| Worlds fair association.
Notice of impeachment of Postmas-
| ter General of Canada is given in par
Lament at Ottawa.
Hugh Jackson is granted bail in
$4,000 at Georgetown, in the Meader
murder case.
Dallas fire losses at fair ground az.
gate $50, 1856, of which Sis 900 falls on
Sanborn, OF Houston.
American National Baptist sssocia.
ton at Dallas elects officers. None
chosen from Texas.
The "sooners" are working their
brains TO hold the claims premature
ly jumped.
The amendments recently voted
upon are now part of the state consti-
tuition.
| Cuero has a surplus of cotton, yards,
| platforms and gins are piled high
| with bales.
County attorney of Coryell Co, Pat
ridge, fatally injured jumping from a
train at Waco.
| L. r. Swelzer, of Chicago, takes first
individual prize at 1. 90. F. drill, st,
Louis.
| Liverpool cotton market is many
| points lower than New York and New
| Orleans.
| New York money is very stringent
and rose to II per cent on call yester-
day.
German colonial forces and Zulus
have left for the scene of the Zanzibar
uprising.
One woman shot by deputy on the
border land for firing her pistol at
him.
No schedule of S. V. Whites liabil-
tiles are filed; his private fortune is
$1,000, 900.
County bank at Millersville, Butler
| Co., Pa, fails for S26, $50, and creates
a panic.
Southern gas trust Construction
Co., Jacksonville, Fla, in hands of a
receiver.
Rea Bros, S. V. White & Co.'s
brokers, Pittsburg, Pa, have sus-
pended.
Major Bundy's funeral at New York
was attended by great many
newspaper men; the body goes to Be-
lott, Wis.
Fair ground stables burned at Dali
las, and 20 fine horses lost. Stables
valued at $500. Horses, estimated,
$4,000.
Uncompressed cotton is allowed a
rate of 10 cents per hundred over COM
pressed cotton, if distance exceeds 80
miles.
Santa Fe conductor badly used up
by boomers on his train near Wichita,
for insisting on the 10 cents extra for
no ticket.
Arkansas City, Ks, has been
camp for the past two weeks. 1t is
now deserted camp. All gone to
the territory.
Mexican troops from the interior are
upon the border, and will cover the
Rio Grande from Laredo to Mata-
moras.
United States cavalry and a few
mounted infantry are In the vicinity
of Rio Grrnde City watching move
meDts.
There has been very little excite
ment on either side of the river over |
the revolution as it was so palpably a |
failure.
The extra session Tennessee legis
lature settled nothing in connection |