San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-29
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

Lie SUTOnS dnGl-SllNef vote III U0(
house sent stocks up in New York
Col. Dupree, prominent southern
journalist, dies at Memphis.
Four millions California gold
reaches New York.
The horn fly pest is troubling
cattle in Williamson county.
Georgetown schools open on the
first Monday in September.
Leonard Taylor, colored, lynched
in Henry county, Ky.
Rain falls at San Angelo, insur-
ing grass on the ranges.
Tibbe island swept away and the
fine quarantine station is a wreck
Paper mills at Glenn Mills, Ont,
destroyed by fire. Loss 100000.
a message from the Presi-
dent is looked for by congress on
the Hawaii question:.
Blount is probably booked for
the nomination to the governor
ship of Georgia.
Riot at Saragossa, Spain, over
a bull fight, and the arena set on
fire.
Terrible cyclone, with loss of
life, reported on the South Atlantic
coast of the United States.
Nine vessels wrecked in Savan-
nah harbor and just outside, and a
score of lives lost.
The storm has cut off Jackson
vile, Fla, from the outside world
for IS hours.
No communication by rail or
wire between Mayport and Rabola
Beach, Fla.
st. Paul printers refuse to accept
a ten per cent reduction in wages
and strike is expected.
Wisconsin Central road files
charges of general crookedness
against the Northern Pacific.
Western Kansas wheat crop is a
failure and farmers have not
wheat enough for seed.
Miss Phebe Wells, feeble and
weak minded, outraged by
young negro near LongView.
Williamson county antics are
raising money to test the cOnstitu-
tiOnality of the local option law.
The prOhibitionists III William
son county are holding prayer
meetings in favor of their cause.
The services of the Rev. Sam
Small have been engaged by the
Williamson county prohibs.
Corpus Christi enjoys a fine re-
gatta and the edge of a good
shower Of rain.
Union Pacific announces a cut of
from 10 to 20 per cent in wages
after Sept. LIST.
Worlds fair commissioners deny
eXtOrtion upon exhibitors, and in
vestigatiOn is had at their request.
European steamers brought in
$6,OOO,OOO gold yesterday for New
York.
Chief Arthur pays all costs and
fees in the Ann ArbOr injunction
case.
Us. circuit Judge Allen over
rules the injunction sought in the
Newly pension case at Springfield
Ill.
The Florida cyclone was most Sc
we're at the mouth of st. Johns
river, where all the principal build
ings were unrOofed.
EX-Chief Constructor Reed, of
the British Navy, declares that all
war ships of the Victoria pattern
are worthless.
The storm drives the water in
over the sea wall at San Augustine,
damaging streets and flooding cell
lars.
Charleston S. c. struck by cy-
clone and badly shaken; trees up
rooted, houses unroofed and debris
everywhere.
Mark KilgOre, cousin so the con-
gresham of that name, killed by
falling from the cars at Sulphur
Springs.
A crowd at San Sebastian, Spain,
raise a row at concert, take the
streets and are only dispersed after
they have been fired upon with
ball cartridge and three of them
killed.;
HANDSOME SOUVENIRS FREE.
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