San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-21
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nection with M. X. & T. at Trinity.
President Finney, of 500 and South
shore, at Minneapolis, resigns.
The I. h G. N. receivership meets
at Austin Monday the 9th.
Governor of Minnesota and sheriff
refuse to interfere in the prize fight
A. Friedlander, Gainesville china
merchant, fails.
Two boys arrested at Tracy City,
Tenn, for numbering peddler.
The state railway commission gives
audience at Dallas to shippers.
Jim Huntley wanted in Texas for
forgery, extradIted at Toronto.
Mrs. May brick is denied the $40, 900
insurance on her nus bands lite.
Another civil conflict is immenent
in Samoa.
Laredo is discon ISOLATE over the Sum
day law enforcement.
San Angelo has shipped 100000
pounds wool this season.
Good rains at Bolton give assur-
aDce of immense cotton crop.
The Austin soldiers find running
guard for beer rather risky business.
The Austin riot is set for today,
and the boys will have circus.
Major Ford is medical director of
the Austin camp.
Llewellen OF Waco is charged with
criminal assault on young married
woman.
Uruguay is threatened with bank
ruptcy.
Clarkson says Quay wanted to re-
sign Immediately after Harrison's
election.
Patrick Kelly, Gslvesto ton jailer dies
from injuries received from an insane
prisoner.
J. s. Schweitzer's will proba ted at
New Orleans; several pu 3lic charities
get from $4,000 to $40, 900 each.
The Tennessee miners capture the
militia and convicts and ship them to
Knoxville.
There will be bloodshed at Bruce.
vile, Tenn, over the attempt to work
convict MIXERS.
Gov. of Tennessee is urged to ar
rest and punish the miners, who took
the camp.
The miners threaten to des troy the
bridges and burn the railroad if troops
are sent
Detail has been made for court
martials at Austin, Major A. w.
Houston judge advocate.
San Antonio elect ic ca s are doing
temporary DUTY at Austin during en-
csmpment.
There are about $500 men In camp
at Austin, one third regulars, the rest
militia.
Georgetown chautaqua closes, nd
gives a donation of 1000 to the so.
ciety.
Lswyerville, a Michigan lum Der
town of fifty buildings and mills, de-
stroyed by fire
Texas gets her worlds fair building
site set apart before the money is
raised for it.
Merchants national bank at Fort
Worth is pronounced solvent, and
will reopen in 80 days.
r. Grain, San Jacinto veteran
drowned in the Bosque, at Valley
Mills.
The Erie threatens to cat central
traffic rates unless New England
roads stop scalping.
Reagan says rates cannot be estab-
llshed to give one place advantage
over another.
Railway committee is considering
grain, cotton, lumber, and salt rates
today
Silver is gradually nearing the
81 90 mark on the New York ex-
change.
A revenue vessel will probably be
sent to PASSPORT, Me-, to protect Amer
lean fishermen.
Union Investment company of Kan
sas City, Winners bursted concern,
will be reorganized.
Central bank, Kansas City, Kas.,
fails through failure Of the Wyan-
dotte bank.
Petition for an Austrian society, to
perpetuate national feeling, refused
at st. Louis.
An immense concourse of st. Paul
people protest against the Hall-Fitz-
simmons fight.
Con tract let Tor grading and ironing
the road from Denison to Nebraska
state line.
Chairman of Chicago and Alton will
pay no atten ton to Western Passenger
association rates made without con-
sulting them.
Senator Quay has desired to resign
as chairman of the republican com.
mittee for two years past, but his
wishes were not met by the commit