San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-16
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farther postponement OF his sentence.
Bandera court house costing $40, 900
will be finished this week.
Hundreds OF people were drowned
in their beds in the Spanish floods.
National relief fund started for the
Spanish flood sufferers.
The foreign ministers in China
again protest against the outrages.
There is no doubt but that a new
national alliance will be formed.
The democratic convention of New
York state is still in session.
State Superintendent of Education
}. M. Carlisle enters upon his duties.
Pay of brakemen on the Interna-
tional road is raised to $65 per month.
The starvation of the Volga provin.
ces is general and suffering intense.
All steamers now touching at Vera
Cruz from Spain touch at Tampico.
Miss Ava is under care Of Cincinatti
charita BILE association.
Stanley is planning q new Congo
expedition for King Leopold.
New cavalry company organized at
Houston and sworn in.
The Southern Literary Association
meets in Dallas next May.
Yellow fever is raging at Rio
Janiero.
The queen of Roumanis is recover
ing health.
Convention OF postmasters is in sss.
sion at Bolton.
. Third collision within a week in
Mediterranean waters. Both vessels
sunk and IS drowned.
The combined powers will operate
against China, and are considering
measures.
London Times makes light of Myth
lene affairs; in case of trouble Eng
land would close SueZ canal.
Chilli is preparing for war this
winter and purchases a war vessel
from Italy.
Sir Charles Russell and Davey are
counsel to test legality of Mrs. May
bricks sen tence.
President DlaZ received many testi-
monials OF affection on his birthday,
Sept. l5.
The death of General Pscheo is
greatly feared at Mexico. He is very
i'll.
President Diaz opens congress in q
speech showing the progress and sta
bility of the republic.
England witbdraws from the island
of Mytilene, she landed troops for
drill.
The rumor OF English operations at
Mytilene uBseuTles European securi-
ties.
The floods in South Spain have
done terrible damage, 1000 people
have persisted.
There is some trou BILE with Mexican
smugglers at the Realities, and the
rangers have gone there.
The telegraph orders, Brother
hood" and Railway" have CONSOLE.
dated.
German merchants in Mexico OPP
pose reciprocity with the United
States.
Mexicos chief of police is after the
press liar who reported the country
on the eve of revolt.
Banders county is agog over the
discovery of a big cave and subter-
ranean river.
Gilliland brothers taken from Son.
erset Jail, KY, and lynched for the
murder of Sheriff McCargue.
J. L. Bay is examined at Little
Rock on charge of stealing 100000
state scrip.
Row in Hawaii between native
plan tation hands and Chinese labor
ers.
Glendenning and Hugh, bankers,
implicated in the Beardsley case at
Philadelphia, give bail.
President Donnelly of Minnesota
Alliance says that no circulars have
issued on holding back wheat.
Fire, corner Nassau and Fulton
streets New York, causes $4,000
damage.
The Austrian spy, Krszricki, and
three Russian accomplices go to ST.
IBERIA.
Contract for S. 900, 900 closed with
Reliance lumber company Of East
Texas.
The alliance conven ton in st. Louis
splits over a motion denouncing Ma
cune.
Missouri delegates to the st. Louis
organize new state alli-
ance.
Canadian parliamentary report i'm
plicates boodlers Lsngerin and Nc
Greery and recommends the prosecu-
ton of the latter.
An effort is being made to have
Cliff Cook pardoned from the peni-