San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-12
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sOILsD DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.


coming to Texas with 800 followers.
Georgia republicans will not nomi.
nate q state ticket.
Bi Chloride of Gold institute must
pay S25 license.
There is no hope OF any conference
with the Carnegie company.
Iowa third party makes nomina-
tious for state offices.
HaTcourt will be chancellor of eX-
chequer in Gladstone's cabinet.
All reports of Gladstone's failing
powers are mere ISLANDERS.
Venezuela is in q state of complete
anarchy.
Healy's seat Is contested for Louth,
by Callan, Psrnellite.
Twenty six members of congress
signed the petition for Kings release.
Eleven Cour de Aline miners held
in contempt OF court.
Four cases yellow fever on vessel at
Mullet Key, Fla, from Havana.
Isolated cases smallpox reported in
New York; three victims.
Boston secures the next trieunial
conclave from Cincinnati, SO to SIS.
Washington state republican con-
vention denounces the Pinkertons.
Iron works at Steubenville, O., lock
out the Amalgsmated association.
Commons votes no confidence In
Salisbury's government, $50 to 80.
Commons stands adjourned until
next Thursday.
Several of the Communicates at
Denver keep open house; Texas among
them.
VIM. B. Lelau sues the Pinkertons
for taking him to Homestead by
fraudulent means.
Carver challenges Denver editor
to fight for criticising his wild
West show.
Mrs. Sesrles' relatives talk OF sue
ing Hopkins for 81 DOC, 900 promised in
settlement which they never got.
Illinois Central railway proposes
increase of capital stock to $50, 600, 900,
it is now S45, 100000.
Consolidation of Wisconsin Central
with Northern Pacific railway is prob
aole.
O'Donnell returns to Homestead
and his report of work done in his
visits to labor organization indorsed'
Five men killed and others injured
by wall falling at Hartford, Conn.,,
glass works.
New York & Texas Steamship COM
pany denies having agreement with
any railway for interstate transporta-
ton.
Venezuela seizes French consul at
Carupuno, but will probably be re-
leased at the demands of French
war steamer.
STATE NEWS.
Castroville has the heaviest rains of
several years.
Mail stage robbed in Arizona; q
water haul.
Karl Sopp, refused liquor by the
Seguin saloons, suicides.
Savalla county reports splendid
rains, and no call for outside help.
The Novice yacht of Rockport,
beats the Stranger of Galveston.
Good flow of natural gas struck in
McMullin county.
Rockport organizes an effective
fire dep artment.
Rains this week insure good cot
ton crop in Comal CO.,
The nomination of Gresham is not
enthusiastically received.
Thomas Spooner nominated by the
democrats districtjudge OF 25th dis
trict.
Antonio Florez has a narrow escape
from drowning between Floresville
and his ranch.
Corn train wrecked twenty miles
over the border from Laredo, no lives
lost.
Wilson county is sore because
Thompson:wss not nominated at Bee
Vile.
Farmers Institute meeting at
postponed on account of
rains.
Rains in Williamson county will
make good cotton, if boil worms keep
out.
The Fort Worth Gazette resumes
publication, the Typographical union
on the outside.
The commanding officer of Texas
telegraphs war department that Gar.
"a is not in the state.
Good rains have fallen all over
Duval save about San Diego. A full
crop is promised.
Cuero's advance guard has gone TO
Houston to fight Hogg. City has
shipped over 100 bales.
Cranfill formally notified of his no.
minat ion as prohibition Vice-presi-
dent.
Ellis, of Kaufman Co., TO hang to-
day, gets life entence instead: MCGEE
hangs today at Houston.