San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-11
LATE TELEGRAMS
Boiled DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

are in a corner and ask respite.
Austin expects $500 troops at the
state camp. s.
Texas cotton reports indicate tre-
mendOus crop.
Citizens bank, Nevada, Mo-, closes
doors
Railroad commission gives rates
on wood, wheat, bagging and ties.
City Marshal West. of Texarkana,
shot and killed by j. d. Gaines.
Chickssaw militia are cutting wires
around the big pastures.
Hayes County Alliance entertains
District Alliance July q.
Work on Karnes City depot s. A.
p. will commence at once.
Uvalde burglars are very busy
making water hauls.
Cuero names her committee to look
after Worlds fair matters.
Emperor William goes to Guildhall
and lunches with the Lord Mayor.
Prince of Wales is hooted and jeer-
ed driving through Ludgate circle.
Fall trade outlook at st. Louis is
very promising. ....
The district and county attorneys
who meet at Fort Worth next week,
will go to the City of Mexico.
President Round, of Mexican Ma
tional, returned from Europe, passes
Laredo homeward bound.
Cinnamon coming into the United
States, via Canada, are ordered TO San
Francisco to be- sent home.
Copper In excess of two per cent in
lead ore is to pay duty of 2 cent per
pound.
Wanamaker pronounces Bardley's
statements as to his connection with
Keystone bank to De absolutely false
Wanamaker produces testimony to
show that he never delayed the clos
ing of the keystone bank.
Wanamaker knows nothing of the
5000 shares of stock to his credit in
the keystone bank.
Cotton crop averages run from a to
| 80, Texas being highest, North CARROLL
LID lowest.
Wanamaker's statement before the
committee is exactly as made a month
ago.
Business of all kinds shows most
conservative movement, according to
Dun & Co. .... ... ...t
William at Guildhsll assures Eng.
land Of Germany's warm friendship
for her. ''.'"
Fred Douglass says Hayti cares no
f,,r MI ftn Hinlnf,,at than n
black. .....
White settlers are run out of the
Indian Territory by Agent Bennett
and the militia.
Farrel's saw mill near Gladewater,
and Harris's saw mill near jefferson,
destroyed by fire.
The Neiman-M usky feud breaks
out afresh in Waller Co., and John
Neiman is shot.
Cotton receipts at Galveston reach
100000 bales; the exchange jubi.
lates today.
France and Russia regard WI.
liam's visit as in the interest of the
European alliance.
Small revolutionary parties prOwl
about Guatemala, but there Is no gen.
eral movement.
The negroes to be hung at Charles
City yesterday were respited at the
last hour.
Hogg gives no satisfaction as TO the
extra session; 1t may or may not be
called.
New York money is easy on call at
from l 1-2 to 2 per cent. Silver
S1.00 IL.
Southern railway and steamship
association meets, but cannot agree on
rates.
The anti-sub-treasury men are in
session at Fort Worth; b. F. Kendrick
elected president
No sub-treasury advocates are al
lowed to participate in the Fort Worth
meeting.
Evening session of anti-sub-treas-
ury alliance men was devoted to
speech making.
Judge Stillwell encourages the
democrats to believe that they can
carry Ohio.
Farmers cooperative convention to
regulate groin pllOOo huOOOo oV tVPSh"
August 20Eh.
Alice testifies to shooting Bowen,
but swears Bowen shot first, and that
he did not have his pistol out until
Bowen fired.
Falls City bank, Louisville, goes to
the wall. Liabilities $34l 900, nOm- |
inal assets ST, 22S, 900. Due depositors
Sl9l, ZOO.
The French and German socialists
were conspiciously absent from the
crowd that thronged London on the
passage to Guildhsll.
Tho irnnnrtara of Mexican cotton