San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-19
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

HOndo City votes to incorporate
81 to "a.
Mexico is negotiating no loan as
reported.
Church robberies in Mexico are
epidemic.
Laredo schools open on the End
September.
Peoples national at Winston, n.
c, suspends. r.s,sr q :a1ta...s
Taylor has received s65 bales of
new cotton to date. sss5SgsS -. : =,
Steamer Bismarck brings to New
York 81, 1875, lS5 in gold.
The Populist resolutions, passed
at Waco, are very lengthy.
J. B. Mitchell has applied for the
Corpus Christi collectorship.
That case of smallpox~in Wilson
county cost that county $500.
Cloture will be applied to the
Home Rule bill next Friday.
New York clearing house loan
certificates foot up $37, $4,000.
lie Mars, Iowa, records four bank
failures, but all will soon resume.
Mexico will foster all new in
dustries that promise any success.
Rifle contest, department of
Texas, is in progress at Fort Clark.
London is preparing for a great
fall in the price of India exchange.
.Mohammedan prayer day passed
in Bombay without incident, all
quiet.
Serious charges are preferred
against Governor Cara Galan, of
Coahuila.
Dallas banks will assist actual
dealers in cotton but no money to
spectators.
Emory Subway kills John Low
ry, at Hot Springs, Ark, alleging
self-defence.
Clark and Nugent "Hello, old
boy" each other at Waco, in the
hotel corridors.
New Orleans complains of short
money for moving cotton, and
Houston ditto.
DR.. Wilson, Carroll county, Ten
nessee, shoots Polk Alexander and
then shoots himself.
Santa Fee coal mines, KS, will
stand by their old offer to the
miners, but no more.
Bradstreets reports positive in
crease in demand for dry goods at
st. Louis and Chicago.
Worlds fair managers allow a
prize fig hit on the ground, to the
scandal of the humane.
Public sentiment at the national
capital is growing stronger against
seduction Breckenridge.
The Peoples party have Waco in
possession this week, and give
Cleveland a hot scoring.
Ten-year-old son of S. l.. Lawton,
of Dangerfield, burned to death in
a barn on his fathers lot.
The San Francisco collector of
internal revenue will not resign,
prefetring to be bounced.
The unemployed in New York
are making monster parade ask
ing for work and for bread.
Nat @. Henderson has found his
long lost political home in the
bosom of the Populist party.
1t is thought at the National
capital of Mexico that COahulla
may be put under martial law.
Webb and Encinal county ranch
men are going down for water, and
find plenty at depth of 200 feet.
George Clark thinks that the
presidents message hits the Chi
cago platform in the BULBS eye.
"What are we here for" Flana-
gan, of FL PasO. is requested to re-
sign by Carlisle, but he resigned
last April.
Government is trying to estab-
lish a case of fraud against the
Coffin Brothers of the Indianapolis
National.
1t is asserted that the National
authorities will not interfere in the
Coahuila election, save to preserve
peace and see that the people are
not interfered with at the polls.
That promise of no violence in
Coahuila is not kept, the Cardenas
forces attempt to remove the local
authorities at Sierra Majado, and
Governor Galan's cousin is killed
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