San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-27
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SubtoLh5 udIiCcr anu toAcb Will
be increased in Mexico.
Cholera breaks out in II different
places in Roumania.
Russia reports 2,055 cholera cases
and l .172 deaths In two days.
Corn in Kansas and Nebraska lie all
right, but will soon need rain.
Peoples Party in sections of Iowa
refuse to fuse with democrats.
Defence closes it's case In the
Mitchell insanity INQUEST at Memphis.
British schooner seized for SNUG
Cling Chinese into Washing ton.
Cincinnati grows little cooler, at
ter reaching temperature of 100 at
noon yesterday.
About $50 non-union men were
taken into the Carnegie work yester-
day.
Salvador will terminate reciprocity
treaty at its expiration May 1893, I'M
satisfactory.
Elk. president Bogrsn, of Honduras,
has skipped with his funds to this
country.
The loss by fire at Bay city, Mich.
will reach 81 500 900; two deaths and
400 houses burned.
Iusane woman at Roscommon Ire
land, kills 8 children and attempts
suicide.
Petition for Deacon's pardon refus-
ed, and he will be expelled from
France when his term expires.
Colony of disappoin ted homestead
ers from Oklahoma will go to Nicars.
qua Aug. lst.
House is discussing sundry civil
appropria ton bill and asking farther
conference.
Senate debates tariff for five hours
on some side issue, and lays over the
anticipation bill.
Adjournment hinges upon the dis
posal of the Worlds fair sppropria-
ton bill.
Internal revenue collections are
1888, S57 ,54S, for the year; increase of
S., 800, l2S over last year.
Terrible heat. reported in Illinois,
Indiana. West Virginia, Kentucky
and Ohio.
New York, Philadelphia ard Mil.
wsukee all report several deaths from
sunstrOke.
Chicago had J6 deaths from sun
stroke, and IS people we're taken to
the hospitals, or their homes, over
come with heat.
Ingalls, is studying the effect of
protective American law among far
mers here. as SHOWN by condition Of
agriculture abroad.
Plot discovered of unsuccessful
attempt to blow up the barracks
where arrested Wyoming csttlemen
were imprisoned. The train was laid
but the attampt to fire failed.
The Water Pierce Oil company fire
at st. Louis, flooded the sewers with
gas laden warm water and an eXplo.
sion of the gas wrecked the sewer for
80 blocks, causing deaths, 8 fatal
injuries, wrecking several buildings,
and seriously Gripping the sewer
system of that section of the city.
STATE NEWS.
Yoakum sent Clark delegates to
both Dewitt and Lavaca counties.
Wilson county is facing another
drouth and fearing the result.
Charles P. Smith, jeweler, Rusk,
assigns.
Caldwell county instructs for HOgg
and endorses Mills.
Clarke Stokes nominated for state
representative at Crockett.
Texas A. o. U. w. in session at
Waco.
VIM. L. and NJ. +. Nelson, recently
divorced at Cuero, marry over again.
Medina county puts in plea for
rain tor grass and stock.
Ramsay's saw mill burned near
Mount Vernon; no insurance.
Chicago Sunday Sun SANDER causes
pistol practice in Dallas; no one hurt.
Cotton picking, croquet and reviv-
ais fill the summer days about Ber-
clair.
Ben Terrell challenges Grain to
stump the 18th district against him
jointly.
Hondo City again challenges Cas-
troville's right to be the capital of
Medina county.
Six-year-old son of John D. Cox
killed at Milford by cotton gin door
falling on him.
Suit entered against Texas Worlds
fair association for 81, 100 services
claimed by Mrs. Frank Brady.
Cotton crop report for Texas gener-
ally favorable, no rains for a week,
hot weather.
Fred Hefner kills Ackner Brown,
colored, miles from San Marcos, and
lights out.
The argument against legality of
railway commission is still in progress
before Judge Mccormick at Dallas.
Strike among railway man at