San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-23
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Prof. Gaynard, wife and son and q
Miss Thompson of Seattle, Wash,
drowned In their yacht.
Confederate association of Atlanta
will hereafter march under q Union
flag.
Cotton sells at Luling for 9 cents q
pound.
The tempered copper gun. work of
Canadian blacksmith, stands the
tests most admirably.
-Four persons escape from Caldwell
county Jail.
President Cleveland's opposition to
an extra session of congress stops the
agitation over that matter.
Gillespie county kicks against be.
ing placed in the republican column.
Bandera county reports 8 bales cot
ton from Is acres.
Ataseosa county cotton crop is short,
but she Is watching the rainmakers
Cotton has taken big jump at New
Braunfeis; the little city will have
electric light plant in six weeks
Laredo wonders If her heavy rain
was caused by the San. Antonio ex.
plosions.
New Orleans experts place Texas
cotton crop at 100000 pales; total
crop 6 100000 bales.
Allen Harrison hung for murder at
Huntingdon, West Virginia.
Burglars get in some small work
at Eagle Pass.
Roman Catholic arch bishops adj
Durn to meet in Chicago September
IL, 1898.
After fifteen years courtship James
Cochran, of Tom Green county, msrries
Miss Alice Moore. of Seguin.
Wilson county will turn out larger
cotton crop than was anticipated.
The Navajo chief, Black Horse, is
on the war path in Carrie mountains,
N. NJ.
Gov. Hogg will not intervene to
prevent Freeney and Castillo from
hanging Friday.
Railroad commission is preparing
it's report for legislature.
Democrats and fusionists control
Wyoming legislature.
The Clevelands are st Lakewood,
NJ
The alliance calls on congress to
settle the money question for itself
without referring the matter to for
eign conference.
Croker says positively that Tam
many had no agreement with Cleve-
land for its support.
The tramp printer and female mate
arrested at Beaumont go back to
Bee county to answer for theft.
Grand Rapids, Mich, chair and
table plant burned; loss $4,000, in-
sursnce $26, 900.
Joseph Medill's residence at Pasa-
dens, Cal, burned; loss $4,000, in
surance $4,000.
The Homestead strikers advisory
board is dissolved.
Wages are cut in Carnegie works
from 1925 to Sl9O.
All Carnegies employees must sign
agreement to keep slOof from labor
organizations.
knights of Labor headquarters at
Philadelphia will be removed, pos .
sibly to Columbus, o.
Sam Jones is moving a wide swath
among the Galveston sinners.
w. s. Cosby, of Houston kills his
wife and himself; jealousy the cause.
The bull fights have begun at
Piedras Negrss.
The International Monetary confer
ence will hold three sessions weekly
The German Reichstsg meets. 1t is
considered the most important ses-
sion of that body since Williams ac-
cession to the throne.
The Alpine revival closes with 20
members added TO the several church
es.
f. G. Summer, switchman hurt at
Yoakum, is dead; his substitute had
an arm taken off within an hour Of
going on duty.
Blaine is steadily improving, but
slowly.
Steamer Saale reaches Brooklyn
from Bremen, with smallpox on
board.
Coin Clerk Montec in New Or.
leans, put under arrest for stealing
$500.
Five firemen injured and furni-
niture foreman burned to death in a
Milwaukee fire.
Dallas grand jury will reconvene to
investigate four murders recently
committed In that county.
Two tramps killed in collision on
Northwestern road, Meridian, Miss.
Mrs. Lease announces her candida
CIV for the United States senate from
Kansas.
Matter Gardner squeezed to a pam
cake in LOFTS gin, Harris county.
Two San Angelo horse breakers ar