San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
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deaths by plague.
Berlin has two cases of cholera from
Hamburg.
Russia and China sign trade cor
vention.
Reported revolution il chihuahua
and Sonora is untrue.
The Arabs at Albert Edward Ny
ANA have Emin Pssha captive.
Kossuth has just celebrated his Goth
birthday.
The whole country at the mouth of
the Rio Grande is flooded.
George Morgan arrested in Michi-
gan for wife murder in Florida.
Cholera Is considered effectually
checked in New York City.
Mexico officially denies presence of
cholera.
Camp Low Is full of cholera deten-
lions and cases have developed.
Hill opens the democratic campaign
in New York at Academy of music.
Cotton market shows signs of light
improvement.
Mrs. Harrison leaves Loon lake for
Washington.
Brigandage in Italy Is not severely
punished and the crime increases.
Cholera appeared at Crscow, AUS
tria, on the 9th and two deaths have
occurred.
Koch thinks cholera cannot be
transmitted by. printed matter or
| mails.
Commissioner Peck stands to his
labor report and will warm his ira
ducers.
| Mountain fires In Colorado are de-
stroying large tracts Of timber near
Newcastle.
Cincinnati furniture makers lock
out 500 men for asking hours in
stosd of 10 with same pay.
| The cholera detained to the mum.
Der of 900 from the Normania and
Rugia are now at Camp Low, n. J.
Cholera patients at New York quar-.
an tine are thought to be out OF dan.
ger.
Vessels from infected ports must
ed States.
Canada will fight cholera. by in
spection, disinfection and isolation
and not by quarantine.
Tuscany, Italy, heretofore q law
abiding province is overrun with
bigands.
Negroes in Larned Kansas, form q
vigilance committee to retaliate on
lynchers.
Bank robbers compel cashier: at
Dexter Ks. to hand over $1,000 1.-The
point of the pistol and decamp.
The Grand Army reunion at Wash
ington Is unprecedented in numbers
and brilliancy of inaugural.
indianapolis and Lincoln, Neb., are
In the field to entertain the G. A. r.
| one year hence.
California, Ohio, Wisconsin and the
| Potomac present candidates for q, A.
| r. commander.
The condition at Panama grows
serious Oh account of quarantine, and
| the American consul at Colon is
re primsnded for disregard of quaran-
tine.
STATE NEWS
Cotton is coming into Seguin rapid
ly and business improves.
Boerne broom corn experiments net
$50 to the acre.
Llano ships 80 tons Bessemer ore to
Birmingham for test.
H. G. Quarles, ticket fake at Deni-
son, Is held in s., 500 to stand trial.
H. Bluman convicted of arson at
haY
ST. Oliver, builder, sues Waco for
81, 765 breach of contract.
Judge Nugent declares his inten-
tlUn to stick to the track.
Dan Elgin, of Houston, dies at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Negroes hang Sullivan, a negro, for
rape at Navasota.
Jefferson has another fire, burning
out four business houses.
Cotton damaged ST, 500 by fire on
barge at Galveston wharf.
John Ireland is wanted to reply to
Gustav Cook at Seguin.
Grain is to meet Terrell at Beeville.
He finds Ben slippery cuss.
Lock hart democrats are active and
honors quite evenly divided.
Clark campaign opens at Galveston.
A sheep deal of of $4,000 head was
transacted in Maverick county this
week.
John Gallagher, son of Nueces Co.
commissioners seriously injured by his
horse falling on him while running
cattle.
County clerk of Colorado county,
Henry Wagenfuhr, dies at Column
bus.
Hurley is nominated by the repub-
Ueans 10 oppose Culberson for con-