San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-05
LATE TELEGRAMS.
BOILED DOWN From PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Monetary situation is decidedly
improved.
Balance of trade turns decidedly
in favor of the United States.
Money is reported easier at nearly
all southern points.
Business failures 2l7 for the week
against 226 last week.
Reported dynamite explosion al
White Pigeon, Miss, is a canard.
Morris III. Smith, New York, as
signs, with preferences of $l3, Al.
The interminable will case, at But
Ter, Mont, goes to the jury.
John Durham, consul at San Do
mingo is appointed minister to Hayu,
Turkey will open q vigorous cam
paign against brigahdage.
U. s. ship Baltimore and q German
ship carry the Chilli refugees to Peru.
All Journalists who supported Bal
maceda will have to leave Chill.
The last of Balmaceda's vessels in
Chilli waters surrender to the Junta.
Silver is slightly advanced in New
York and money on call easier.
New York stock market is strong
and shows q general advance.
Tennessee senators pass the lie,
in debate over mining convict bill.
Nothing heard in Chill of Balmace-
da's death, as reported by cable.
Beeville reports shipments Of 1000
bales; crop one-fOurth gathered.
aThe pope is suffering from acute
visceral arrangement
Texas has $l,639, 205 cash and S.
81, 2O5 bonds in her treasury.
France proposes telephone service
for her armies in the field.
President Hippolyte sends his fami-
ly out of Hayti fearing revolution.
The name of Dilley post office, Frio
county, is changed to Darlington.
Mrs. Lille Caruthers arrested at
Dallas charged with burning hotel
Glenwood.
Galveston has q case of supposed
leprOsy, and the physicians are at
sea.
In whole countias of Minnesota and
Wisconsin corn crop Is practically
ruined.
British consulate at Touchang, Chi
ma, destroyed and great hostility
shown the English.
Iowa reports splendid harvest
one week more and corn is
out of danger.
Tennessee legislature passes bill
that cleans out the professional wit
ness.
Houston endorses Maxey and Gal
weston puts up Gresham Tor interstate
The Briceville, Ill, miners strike
because operators disregard weekly
payment law.
Fort Worth banquets Carlisle on
his aopoin tment as state superinteD-
dent OF education.
San Marcos has 600 pupils enrolled
and will add another 100 after cotton
picking.
Big Foot mill and gin burned; also,
two hay presses and hay near New
Frio Co.
Cuero receives $50 bales of this
years crop, and ships considerable to
Europe.
Allerton trots In 2:l0; and Little
Black PAGES in 2:06, both at Indepen-
ience, 10.
Mexico is justly indignant over the
impending revolution, and
brands it false.
Texas lumbermen think the COM
mission rate as good as a mileage sys-
ten can give.
New York exports since August 1st
exceed last year, same period, 81 per
cent
Glass works idle at Tiffin, Ohio,
l 500 boys on strike, make sos idle
men.
Governor Patteson thinks Pennsyl-
vania system of auditing and disbuTs-
ing is all wrong.
Dun says wheat crop is the largest
ever grown, and corn crop already
saved is large.
Yesterday was hangmaD's day in
Missouri, Louisiana and Georgia; five
criminals hung.
VIM. Smith, cOlored, hung by q
mixed mob near Port Gibson, Mise,
for rape.
Negro shot in court at Cameron by
the son Of the woman he had assault
ed.
Train of Texas school girls over
turned north of TeXarkaua. No one
seriously hurt.
Jack Chambers, of Sherman, meets
his English bride at New York and
marries her.
Texas separate coach law only AZ
fects local travel, says interstate COM
mission, and chair car tickets pur-
chased to Texas points entitle holder