San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-25
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Report of secretary shows IS, 900
mem bership of Pythian Sisters.
Supreme Lodge X. of P. elects Of
ficers today.
Louisiana lottery agents are look
ing for q plant In Honolulu.
CONGREGATION at Callao burns out 20
business houses.
Car of ingots consigned to Carne-
gie's mill blown up with dynamite.
All quiet at Coal Creek, and more
miners under arrest.
Whiteside miners threaten to re-
lease the miners held at Coal Creek.
Weaver says that every state on the
Pacific slope will go third party.
Criminal prosecution of Iron Hall
officers will commence at once.
AL the Gladstone ministry returned
to parliament by their constituents.
Honolulu passes q home protection
bill.
The intense heat is modified by rain
in Hungary.
China will ask of this government
the repeal of the exclusion act,
Crespo's army is before Caracas
an d an attack is expected every day.
Company with S30,000,0 900 capital
will resume work at Panama.
Heat throughout Germany contin
ues, and several fatalities are re-
ported.
Hamburg cholera is of the Asiatic
type; at Hsvre and Paris it is of q
purely local type and is subsiding.
Business ct Hamburg not inter-
rupted by cholera, but some of the
streets near the harbor are closed.
Philadelphia and New York adopt
strict quarantine measures to prevent
landing of cholera patients.
Senior Flores, ex-presideRt of
Ecuador is minister to the United
States.
Buffalo strike collapses aud the
switchmen are left; Sweeney Is to
blame.
Odessa Jews are coming to Boston
via Havre, they come from cholera
districts.
All foreign rags will be refused
entry here after September 20. unless
certified to as disinfected accoI ding
to instructions.
Glsdston had no opposition in his
second election; he denies that he
will retire from public life in the
spring
Asiatic cholera is prevalent at
Antwerp, Hamburg and Havre, the
ports from which European traffic is
carried on with this country.
Hamburg reports 29l cases cholera
in six days, with IS deaths; but Lon.
don advices report 100 deaths in one
day in Hamburg.
The smuggling schooner Hslcyon
sails from Victoria with go Chinese
and 2 500 pounds of opium. Z. S.
cruisers are after her.
STATE NEWS.
Potter takes his medicine and will
serve on the Hogg state committee.
Nugent calls into Hogg, Coke and
Mills at Waco.
Wash jones is out for Nugent, likes
Clark and says Hogg is not in 1t.
Clark opens his canvass at Dallas
next Thursday.
Fort Worth striking printers sue the
Gazette for Sl0,0 900 libel.
Mrs. Evans, driving near Bolton,
assaulted an outraged by a Mexican.
Mills is booked to speak at Gonzales
on the 9th september.
Cotton and corn are coming freely
into the Gonzales market.
Waco Water and Light company,
file deed of trust for S5OOOO6.
Floresville has a. small find of
counterfeit silver; none in circulation.
Llano has a fine rain; bsllOting con-
tinues Tor congressional representa-
tive.
A slow soaking rain has been fall
ing at San Angelo for "a hours; win
ter range is assured.
Railway commission will go on fix
ing rates but will not attempt to en-
force them.
County Judge Forto appointed sher-
if of Cameron county in place OF Brito,
Pearsall barbecue of the third par.
ty was we'll attended yesterday, and
the speeches asted five hours.
About alpine the fields and val.
leys are as green and as fresh wheat
fields.
The 18th district republicans will
nominate q congressman against
Grain.
Politics are stand off at Lock-
hart; Wiley's gin catches fire, but is
saved.
There are lakes of water now In the
western country where no water had
fallen for IS months previous to the
late rains.
Pnlitics leads 10 9 fight between