San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-17
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The foreign commissioners of
Worlds fair reach England.
Yellow fever is very severe at Vera
Cruz; none at Tampico.
President Diaz is reported quite i'll
and suffering from insomnia.
French feet given an enthusiastic
reception at Stockholm.
Five companies of militia pass Fort
Worth bound for Austin.
Williamson county crops are the
best ever known In that section.
Rockdale says cotton threatens to
shed on account of dry weather.
President Henley says Texas will
raise $500, 900 for Worlds fair.
Three Cinnamon, arrested at Ell
Paso for illegally entering the country.
Dallas dairymen are being fined for
selling doctored milk.
State County Attorneys convention
meets at Fort Worth.
The federal troops are in camp at
Austin ready for business.
Arkansas Harbor Building and Loan
ass ociation files $50 900 charter.
Chas. Mclaughlin, printer, supplies
barbecued meat to militia camp.
Penitentiaries report 1888 on
hard.
Western passenger association is
again In session at Chicago.
The eastern roads do not give aid or
comfort to the Alton boycotters.
Money on call and silver remain
unchanged at New York.
Alabama Worlds Fair association
organizes; capital $50, 900.
Chicago glucose plants not sold to
English syndicate as reported.
French cabinets course on pass
ports is disapproved, 26S to 2O3.
French cabinet must answer as to
passport questions or resign.
Austin Commercial club subscribes
$50 towards Texas Car exhibit.
A gallery will be put in the new
University hall to cost 81, 500.
National editors are inaearnest ses-
sion at st. Paul.
The Neidring haus roller mill strike
at ST. Louis is continued.
Cyclone at West Superior, Wis,
levels several buildings, and many
lives are lost.
The Wisconsin cyclone was very
destructive in the country near West
Superior.
E. Fl. Cook, New York. is elected
president International Educational
Association at Toronto
Marvin d. Wheeler of New York is |
chief postoffice inspector, vice Rath.
burn promoted.
The collector Clarke case from FL |
Paso goes to President Harrison for |
decision.
There is but one alliance lecturer in
Kansas who favors the sub treasury |
scheme.
Austin electric cars can handle TO- |
900 to and from camp daily, per
haps.
Hay rates, car load lots II 1-2 and
Is cen is from Fort Worth to Calves |
ton and Houston.
The state militia camp at Austin is
slowly filling for the formal opening
on the 18th.
Texas and Pacific train robbed of
$3.50 express money, pulling out OF
Texarkana.
Prominent New York and Texas
iron men are 'jubilating at New BIZ
mingham.
McGrath, presid ent Kansas ALL
ance, estimates that states wheat |
crop at 81, 900, 900 bushels.
The young miner shot at Birming
ham, Ala, IL dead, and the officers
who did it are in Jail
Girsrd, Ill, coal miners strike, the
company having violated the weekly
pay law.
Miss Laura Mention disappears from
Stevensvile, this state, leaving note
that she will not be seen again.
Nina Van Zandt, who married Speis
t. please her mother, mar les to please
herself
Over 5000 Monongahela river miners
threaten strike, OH account of reduced
wages.
First National, Wyandotte, Ks,
suspends; liabilities over 500, 900;
assets, 5000 900.
Sheriff Hixon's wife prevents jail
delivery at Guthrie 1. T., with her six
shooter.
Louisville and Nashville road pur-
chase the Shell Beach road to made q
supply station to steamers 30 miles
below New Orleans.
Mrs Davis mother is seeking COM
mutation of sentence for her son
found guilty of numbering Evans at