San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-30
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( Maine went repu blican Il, I2, on Of
fetal count.
Adlai returns home with rabbits
foot and other souvenirs OF his trip.
Now York convention Of democratic
clubs meets Tuesday.
Five hundred immigrants leave
Memphis for Texas.
Steamer Bayonere burned at sea
and five lives lost.
Weaver and Mrs. Lease have cor
dial reception in Raleigh, N. e.
South Carolina repu blicaus indulge
in their biennial fight.
Four of the Occur d'Alene miners
convicted of conspiracy.
Foot and mouth disease breaks out
in Haninaut, Requim.
U. 8. court at Sltka releases the
steamer CoquellOn, on bond.
Schooner ]. NJ. Dean reported lost
In Nova Scotia waters with crew of
IA.
DR.. F. G. F. Sanders, of London is
charged with iorgerles sggregating
81 900, 900.
Knile, is elected Lord Mayor of
London. despite the cry that he was
q catholic.
Long, distancing telephoning es-
tablished between New York and
Chicago.
Romero having Strengthened out
Mexican finances will return to Wash
ington as minister.
The Parnellites demand home
rule granting them control of the
judiciary, police and land.
US. invites proposals for two war
ships OF 1900 and 5000 tons respec-
lively.
Cholera claims an occasional victim
in Belgium and Austria but in no
place is it epidemic.
Cholera reports from Paris and st
st. Petersburg show slight increase OF
cases and deaths.
New York County democracy will
put out an independent city and
county ticket.
The strike on the Burlington road
is unsettled, and presents nothing
new.
Steamer Watertown burned in Mas.
| sachusetts waters, and one passenger
lost.
An excursion of several hundred
leaves Tennessee for Texas next
| month.
New York has had s cases cholera,
| 6 deaths, and now has 2 suspects on
hand.
U. s. will endeavor to have the
closed Central American ports opened
to our mails.
Hawaii Is in trouble; the treasury
empty, the king dead broke, and the
ministry not in good order with the
assembly.
Louisiana people robbed by the dis
bursting offices of thousands of dollars
of the direct tax paid by government
during reconstructorisl days.
Crew of Honduras steamer sue for
$3.50, 900 damages at New Orleans,
where they shipped as commercial
seamen and were forced into war
service.
STATE NEWS.
Laredo railroad yards are blocked
with Mexican freight.
Podro Mugererzs and three daugh-
ters arrested at Lar edo for shOplifting.
Wool is coming into Laredo market
quite freely.
The Lancaster murder case opens
at Beeville Monday.
Uvaldefair opens Oct. 4.
Reports of purchase of Arkansas
Pass by Southern Pacific confirmed.
RyIe Clarkites are sanguine since
the repu blicsn endorsement.
Culberson speaks at Paris, but con-
fines himself to national politics.
The state house gang is to take the
stump for Hogg.
Chairman Meyer of the Harris
county democracy is out for Clark.
Caldwell and Gonzales counties are
falling into the Clark column.
Stockdale reports gardens dying
out, but cotton better than was ex-
pected a month ago.
The Clarkites and republicans
offiliate at Georgetown In county or
ganization.
Eagle Pass has an epidemic of den
que. Hail storm visits Eagle Pas
and heavy rain fall.
Clark speaks at Brentwood Texas,
aud deuounces Hogg as an anti demo-
crat.
Buck Wilkerson to hang in Bell
county today is respited until Oct.
13.
Ex-Sheriff Hornsbey is dead of the |
wounds received in settling difficulty |
with Mexicsns in Travis county.
Brewster's candidacy will seriously |
endanger Grains election. Brewster |
will sweep the Rio Grsnde section.