San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14
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BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Fort Worth railway employees file
charter for club.
Ex Lieut.. Governor Wash Jones
puts i'll all appearance at Austin.
Texas Central Medical association
meets in Waco in quarterly session.
Miss Alice Welcn, aged 81, killed
by electric car at Columbus, o.
Elmer Davis brains Frank Castle, q
fellow Waterman, at Lima, Ohio.
Heavy rains flood all the low lands
of North Wales,
Mills is in Washington Ell route to
Massachusetts on sIumping tour.
Brazos receivers make final report
showing s., ~, 9S2.6i assets.
The Grover club of Philadelphia
have gold spoon tor the baby.
Galveston holds mass meeting in
aid of Worlds fair fund for Texas.
Eleven coastiDg vessels are ashore
at Cardiff, Wales; crews safe.
Sunol trots in 2:l0 against q heavy
head wind.
Uvalde fair opens with good wealth
or and good attendance.
Four deeds of trust filed against
Henry Schwartz, Fort Worth.
keystone Iron Works, at Kansas
City, closed under attachment.
New Orleans cotton market con-
tinues depressed and prices lower.
ParnelIs brother, John Howard,
oonfauf hta aaof
No results yet reached in the Aran-
sas Pass Waco extension matter.
Mcbride, Seguin, secures patent on
car coupler.
Democratic Missionaries for the or
ganization of clubs arrive in Denver.
Democrats elect mayor in Indian
apolis, and majority of council.
National laundry association meets
at st. Louis.
Henry Sanford elected president
Adams express Co., vice Hoey
bounced.
Fire in American printing office
Nashville, damages building $4,000
and stampedes the printers.
Three printers badly burned in es-
Gaping from the American office,
Nashville.
Incoming New York vessels report
heavy storms; Alaska and Slavonia
have arrived safe.
Blaine, Proctor and Tracy were the
absentees from yesterdays cabinet
meeting.
Three colored and two white men
killed in Niagara Falls shaft by a
falling cage.
Grave fears are entertained of the
life Of Mrs. Parnell; her relatives are
seriously alarmed.
Several A tlantic liners are overdue
at New York, but it is thought they
are all right.
Wife OF President Tarrence, Chica-
go terminal railway, thrown from her
cart and killed.
The English members ecumenical
council say woman must find her own
work in the church.
Woman's Christian Association at
Chicago spends first day in reorgan.
iZation.
The valleys of the Dee, the Severn
and the low lying midland country is
all overlooked.
Mrs. Geo. dorchester dies from
crushed skull, her husband striking
the blow.
Fire in dry-kiln of Queen city lum-
Der company destroys 100000 feet
dressed lumber.
The Majestic steamship could not
put off mails at Queenstown, owing
to storm.
Democratic congressman count
Mills more effective Oh the floor than
in the chair.
Patterson's committee find no
ground to charge treasurer or auditor
OF Pa. with dishonesty.
Patterson's committee recommend
change in the law for depositing state
funds.
Chareton, farmer, near Workman,
kills Chambers who attacked him
with an axe.
Judge Tucker, of Dallas, also de-
clares alien land low unconstitu-
tional.
Kountze lumber company in Har-
din county, attached by Watts &
Barber.
Thames is full of vessels driven i'm
by storms, and collisions have been
frequent.
A large number of coasters have
been lost in English waters during
late storms.
,Hemphill, of South Carolina, seys
Mills cannot be elected speaker, and |
that Crisn is the man