San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-13
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
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an immense one.
The grand jury is investigating
the cordage trust.
Supreme lodge X. & L. of III. is in
session at Indianapolis.
There will be probably two weeks
yet of this silver debate.
Bell county fair opens with a
fine display of live stock.
Initial step taken for the reor-
ganization of the cordage trust.
Hoke Smith is making extensive
changes in the pension agencies.
Lockhart Populists hold three
days meeting, commencing tomor-
| row.
Fort Victoria, South Africa, is in
danger of an attack from the ma
tives.
South Wales is losing f1,5OO,0O0
a week through the idleness of her
mines.
Rock Island road will change it's
Strip depot sites to knock out the
land sharks.
Mckinley declares in favor of
Ibimetalism, on the intrinsic value
Of the metals.
Bee county farmers are waiting
| for cotton to reach s cents before
| turning it loose.
There is a reported shortage in
| the accounts of the treasurer of
McLennan county.
Cash in the state treasury Sept.
LIST was $S10,469 falling off from
last year of $5l4,7S4.
House committee on elections
reports favoring the repeal of all
federal election laws.
Quinn, the defaulting treasurer
OF Mesa county, Col, goes back I'M
der escort of an officer.
Charleston has raised the
quarantine against Brunswick,
Tampa and Pensacola.
Paris and Toulon are making
great preparations for the recep-
tion(of the Russian fleet.
Ways and means committee
hears the wool men against reduc-
ton of the tariff on wool.
w. B. Gregg, of Duluth, arrested
for trying to beat the life insurance
companies out of $4,000.
Canadian laborers are kicking
against the supineness of the gov
eminent as to alien labor.
John Ireland, of Texas, is chosen
president of the Gulf Transporta-
ton convention at Chicago.
France is hot against England
for her interference in Siam, and
no less in the Niger country.
The boomers are reaching the
strip at the rate of five thousand
daily, and registration is brisk.
1t is reported that Colfax, Wis
consin, has been destroyed by fire.
Telegraphic communication is cut
| off.
At Coxville, Ind, Jim Valvan
and lobe Johnson fought with pis-
tolls, about a woman. Both are
| dead.
Hugh Quinn, Hampstead, shoots
at the marshal, his aim is worse
than that of the officer, and Quinn
is dead.
Surgeon Major Parke, who ac-
companied Henry M. Stanley's eX-
petition in search of Emin Pasha,
is dead.
Bates Hoskins is found dead,
assassinated, just as his brother
was one year ago, on the lower
BrazOs.
Morse, of Massachusetts,, in the
National House of Representatives
pays the newspaper men COM
pliment.
The Pullman Car company esUi-
mates it's loss by Monday nights
fire at $4,000. Incendiarism is
suspected.
The administration is trying to
prevent discussion of federal cleo
ton laws until after vote is taken
on silver repeal.
The United Brewmasters asso-
citation has elected Michael Lane
hart, st. Louis, president; August
Dasta, vice president, and Louis
Zeina, secretary.
Timber fires in the neighborhood
of Deadwood threaten the destruc-
ton of the entire country. Not
less than a score of mining villages
are in imminent peril.
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