San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-11

j. l.. S. Hunt is appointed re.
ceiver of the Texas National of this
city.
Bill Bailey jailed at Hemstead
for terrible assault on a 9 year.
old girl.
Texas Pacific yard master at
Bonham arrested for attempted
outrage.
Two new cholera cases discov-
cred at quarantine in lower New
York bay.
Two deaths from yellow fever at
Pensacola are the. first shore cases
since 1888.
Mexican well digger killed in
Wilson county by his own fool
hardness.
Wilson county accepts the iron
bridges over the San Antonio and
the Cibolo.
Theodore Thomas steps down
and out as musical director of the
Worlds fair.
7. Mcdowell kills Will Schalby,
the murderer of his brother, at
DEVILS river.
Lawrence T. Neal, of Chillicothe,
nominated by the Ohio Democrats
for governor.
Refreshing showers fall over
Llano county, and the prospect is
good for more.
Texas Dental association adj
journs at Dallas to meet in San An
tonic next year.
Penitentiary board buys 4,707
acres of Fort Bend county land for
convict purposes.
The anti-silver men will present
bill for the unconditional repeal
of the purchase act.
The Knight mills, Rhode Island.
will open up Monday. They give
work to 5000 hands.
Several Cinnamon are at New
Laredo waiting for low water to
cross into this state.
The Laredo rains washed away
the bridges over the aroyas and
filled the city cellars.
KilgOre and Hutchinson's con-
stituents demand that they vote
for the silver repeal bill.
Heavy rains reported wit h tor
nado in Spring Lake region, Wis,
and loss of life is feared.
The dropping of McMfllen's
name from the House committee
on rules causes comment.
McFadden & Co., want to estab-
lish steamship line between New
York and the Texas coast.
Hamburg steamer, Fuerst Bis
marck, sails today with ES3O.OCO
English gold for America.
Two men named Ricketts, and
Miller We're run over by train
and killed at Parnell, Mo.
President will leave Washington
today for BuZZard's Bay to stay
probably till September |.
Taylor threatens to contest for
the county seat against George
town, if prohibition carries.
Terre H auto car works, recently
assigned have burned down. Loss
is heavy, insurance $4,000.
Bourke Cochran represents only
his congressional district in his
silver fight, not the President.
The Democrats of Ohio are very
general in their platform, taking
no stand on the silver question.
The silver fight in Congress will
be squarely on the merits of the
case in committee of the whole.
The region about Chippewa
Falls, Wis, is on fire, and summer
resorts on the lake are burning up.
The books of City Clerk Milliken
of Guthrie, O. T., are reported short
$4,000 to $4,000 and he is under
arrest.
China tells Russia that she in
tends to occupy her own Pamir
territory, and Russia must keep
hands off.
Oh aries Roberts, wanted at
Jonesboro, Ark, for the murder of
his 14-year-old wife, arrested at
Metropolis, Ill.
The time of all shop men on the
Union Pacific lines has been cut
again, being now only thirty-five
hours per week.
Rain in the last twenty-four
hours has been general over Ne
braska. Corn was suffering from
drouth, but the danger is passed.
Silver men will offer bill regu-