San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-06
LATE TElEGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.


Salvador representative at City Of
Mexico denies all reported distur-
| bsnce in Central America.
Yucatau is arranging a $1,000, 900
loan in Berlin.
Midland reports cattle and horses
chilled to death by wet norther.
Last span of was on bridge over Red
River at Denison Is in place.
Insane asylum of Creek Nation at
Muscogee, 1. t., burned; loss Sl4,0 900.
October term federal court opens in
FL Paso.
Governor Hogg will open the Dallas
fair.
Taylor is making earnest prepare
ton for her fair Oct 1916.
Pearssll shipped % cars cattle and
| cars hogs in september.
The reply of the Chill Junta to
Uncle SANS note is awaited with in
| terest.
Liverpool's advance of cotton quota
lions was not met at New York or
New Orleans.
Stocks of cotton in sight increase
rapidly over those held same date last
| year.
Official accounts of Ayala's death
show that he was not assassinated
but died of natural causes
President Ezeta telegraphs City of
| Mexico that all is quiet, 10 dlstur-
bance with Guatumala.
| Central American lies are manu-.
featured by parties sore over denied
concessions.
pal palace Trieste, is considered a
hoax.
New York Presbytery has the
Briggs heresy trial under coDsidera-
tiop.
DIR. Alexander tries to secure judg-
ment against DIR. Briggs by clamor
instead of trial, hut fails.
Business in Kingston, N. Y, is sus'
pended and depositors in the busted
banks throng the city.
Kingston and Rondout savings
banks demand 80 days notice OF with.
drawal of deposits.
All Ulster county banks will de-
mand the 60 days grace if runs are
made on them.
Militia are ordered ready at mo-
ment's notice in case OF trouble at
Kingston, n. Y.
Over so 600 persons are present at
opening of st. Louis Fair, Agricul-
tural aud Mechanical Association.
There are $40, 900 in premiums and
$4,000 in racing purses hung up at
st. Louis fair.
The Yelled Prophet makes his
ninth annual entry into st. Louis to-
day.
Report of railway trainmen at
Galesburg, H., shows a membership
OF q 900; gain, 5000.
| Mexican government grants Geuer-
al Oliverez q concession tor bank al
Monterey.
Merchants of Mexico will erect a
statue to late minister of finance Dub
Ian.
| Mexican government will increase
vigilance and double forces on the
frontiers.
General Cortenas now imprisoned
in City OF Mexico denies any connec-
ton with Garza's plot.
n. Y. Ball. Fort Worth, pleads in
sanity as excuse for bigamy, but gets
3 years IN the pen.
Heavy grain shipments east are
like TO demCralize freight rates at the
northwest.
Smugglers continue their work at
| Rio Grande City, and United States
| marshals continue TO arrest.
Prospects for fair fall crop of cot
ton are good in Frio and in all coast
| counties.
Taylor receives 1,527 bales in three
days, her largest receipts for that
| time on record.
Survey of Taylor and Bryan road
flushed and estimates and maps are
being prepared.
Ex-Governor Cheney, of New Hamp-
shire, goes to Washington to accept
the war portfolio; so reported.
Indian commissioners annual report
filed; pupils enrolled for the year
II ,276; increase of $40.
Indian commissioner considers the
reservation system doomed to de-
struction.
Fair rains have fallen in Uvalde,
Kinney, Val Verde and Pecos coun-
ties.
Nick Harris arrested at Hampstead
for murder of Kell, at Hanley, Tar
rant county, in 1888.
Indignation is expressed in London
over the suppressing of evidence in
the chorus girls suicide, in order to
shield the Wales set.
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