San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-24
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Florida guarantees against
Brunswick, Ga.
Cholera records two new cases
daily at Antwerp.
Yucatan tobacco experiments
pan out successfully.
Yucatan exported 1876 bales of
henequin last month.
Rotterdam has two cases of
cholera and one death.
Yesterdays attendance at the
Worlds fair was 153,390.
More arrests made in the cattle
stealing cases at Ft. McKavett.
The great strike of the British
coal miners is reported at an end.
Iowa Weaver addresses 10000
grangers at the Gretna, Pa. meet
ing.
Will Bailey will hang at Hemp
stead for Outraging a little colored
girl.
Pete Coleman arrested at Bee
vile for murder committed in Re-
fugio.
Cholera is spreading in Galicia
and deaths are 80 per cent of at
tackled.
Another case of yellow fever at
Brunswick and the town virtually
deserted.
Martinez, jefe politico of Juares,
is appointed governor of Lower
California.
Boies is re-nOminated governor
of Iowa by the Democratic State
convention.
French already violate the
Franco Siamese treaty by occupy
ing Chantibum.
Z. c. Ebert, yard foreman of the
H. & T. G.. killed by the cars, on
duty in Houston.
The italian colonies in Faance
are terribly excited over the All
CUES Mortes affair.
French envoy and the Siamcse
minister meet to arrange definite
terms of settlement.
Lareddo will build a new school
house if the contractor will take
school house bonds.
DiaZ refuses to interfere with
the COahuila election, only in so
far as to preserve peace.
Karamania's passengers at New
York all well and will soon be re-
leased from quarantine.
There have been no lives lost in
any conflict of partizans in Goa
hula. Reports are false.
Large numbers of unemployed in
several Of the big cities ask the au-
thOrities for work or bread.
The date of the Coahuila election
is not yet fixed, but it ecu be-
tween Sept. 10Th and Oct. 9th.
Fears are entertained of the
safety of the schooner Wallada,
bound to Picton from Halifax.
Turkey guarantees against all
vessels from Russian ports, save
Batoum, Odessa and Sevastopol.
Railroad men strike at Terre
Haute because they are paid in
checks which the banks will not
cash.
Two young citizens Of good
standing arrested for the train rob-
berry at Suggs Hill, near Texar-
kama.
Steamer Dorcas and barge sunk
off Halifax and all drowned. OF the
II victims five bodies have been
recovered.
Williamson county votes on the
prohibition question on the 18th
Sept. and it will be hot, whether it
is wet or dry.
Mayor Robinson of Elmira, N.
v, shows his creditors real assets
for $3,545, 500 and his acknowledged
debts are $2,759,404.
Columbus is crowded with refu-
gees from Brunswick, Ga, city
council refuses to quarantine them
and the board of health resigns.
The Worlds Fair buildings will
be sold sto the highest bidder for
old junk when the fair is over.
| They are worth about 100000.
The state troops in Coahuila shot
one of their own number for shout
ing for Cardenas while drunk, and
this is the only killing that has
taken place.
City of Mexico police will stop
the coming of New York Police
Gazette, which announces that it
will display the portraits of the
Mexican governors in its Spanish
addition.