San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-24
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the Cincinnati programme.
Anton Karl, disbursing officer, U.
S. geological SURVEYS short $1,000.
Allotment of lands in severalty to
Kiowa Indians is completed.
Beeville ice factory is working sue
cessfulIy.
Laredo is sweating over that con-
spiracy trial, to kill Governor Reyes.
Pleasanton prisoners escape from
Jail, no recaptures.
Testimony in the Allee-Bowen case
is being taken.
Mr.. Tandy Wicks is missing from
Laredo and his friends are alarmed.
The British are strongly backing
the Chill insurgents.
Weiman wants rain for corn, cotton
prospects splendid.
Earnings and disbursements Of l.
& G. n. offered in testimony.
Galveston is before the railway
commission for reduced freights.
State school superintendent in ses-
sion at Austin.
State teachers association opens ses-
sion at Austin today.
Hurley, of Fort Worth, is at Austin
In the interest of the Worlds fair.
Texas is allotted the third largest
space at Chicago Of all the states.
New Orleans cotton market shows
no change.
New York money easy on call from
l IL to 2 1-2 per cent.
Silver drops point and closes at
81 OIL ga.
Mrs. Chaska has had enough In
dian and wants a divorce from Sam.
Displaced switch at Yoskum causes
800, 900 damaged to s. A. z.
Allen Bro. and Race, Boston shoe
dealers, fail for $500, 900.
New Brauntels has an unusually
large mortuary list.
The Albert Maverick ranch at
Bandera sold to Victoria parties.
Bandera has an old fashioned camp
meeting in full blast.
Caldwell county citizens deny al
lodged lawlessness there.
The Missouri has fallen six inches
at Kansas City.
San Angelo Injunction suit against
waterworks construction Is still in
court.
Three cars grain burned and 20 cat
tie killed in railway smash near JEFF
ferson.
Prof. Amadon of Dury College, Mo-,
resigns after victimizing the faculty
to the tune of $500 and absconds.
Parnell says the Irish will try and
unite, and he will do all he can to
bring about union.
Agricultural claimants will be
given hearing against the Okla
homa town.siters.
Muriette & Co of London, are in
financial trouble but may pull
through.
Blaine's April letter shows that he
had not invited the Canadians to
Washington to consider trade treaty.
1t is denied that Colorado Midland
is to become part of the A tchisOn
system.
New South Wales will abolish
plural voting, and give women q
vote.
Freight rates from Mckinney to
Galveston and Houston will be re-
duced July I'd.
Galveston News complains of gar
beled reports Of proceedings on the I'd
inst. in the /. & q. n. investigation.
Congressman Moore is to enter
the lists against the sub.treasury de-
bates.
Col. s. N. Wood killed at Hugoton,
KS, victim of Stephens county seat
war.
Postmaster at Carondelet, Mo-, Is
missing, and his accounts are being
overhauled.
I.& G. n. investigation proceeds
and reveals more personal I'LL will
among parties interested.
University regents meet with bare
quorum, accept Prof. Tallechet's res
ignstion and adjour to meet in Gal
weston in August.
Supreme court of Indiana decides
that German must be taught in the
public schools on petition of % resi-
dents of school district.
Dawson, Behring sea arbitrator, has
a medal from the royal geographical
society, for services In the British
north boundary expedition.
Kansas Alliance proclaims the
right of the Alliance congress to gov
ern this country and says they can
do it.
Governor general of Canada sends
messag . to parliament,a and documents
relating to trade with the United
States.
Western railroad managers Will
take up the difficulty between the
Chicago and Alton and Chairman