San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-03
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Lake City, >. y.
Carlisle favors increased tax on
whisky and tobacco.
st. Louis Fair opens with a
splendid live stock exhibit.
Rev. Small has to take another
week at the Austin sinners.
The Bi-Metalic convention is in
session at st. Louis this week.
The Matabels. 1000 strong, are
pressing around Fort Victoria.
The Argentine revolt is over
with the capitulation of Rosario.
Four tame speeches were made
in the House on the elections bill.
The exposition attendance to
date has been in excess of 10000
600.
Marine underwriters put the loss
by the August hurricane at $4,000
900.
All wires to Mobile down and no
communication possible this morn
ing.
The Observation-Disclosures case is
on the trial calendar for the Oct.
term.
President PeiXito says that he
will resist the Brazil insurgents to
the death.
There is no encouraging prospect
for the passage of the repeal bill by
the Senate.
The delta Of Tonquin has been
flooded and several lives lost, with
much property.
Gov. Hogg fails to show up for
the opening address at the Nc
GregOr state fair.
South France and Italy mum
dated by floods, trains stopped, and
travel dangerous.
The wife of bank president Cain,
Tyler, dies of typhoid malarial
fyver in st. Louis.
Two negro murders reported :;
one at LyttOn Springs and the 9th.
er near Lockhart.
Brownsville again tackles the
project of railroad from that
place to Corpus Christi.
The Pecos river is again on the
rampage, washing the railway
track and delaying trains.
The raid on the Charleston sa-
looms has been resumed by the
South Carolina authorities.
Bissell will make promotions on
the merits of the clerks and not
upon the patronage principle.
The French socialists accept the
entente cordial between France and
Russia as an assurance of peace.
The Moors in Tangiers attack a
Spanish fort and drive the Span
iards under cover of their works.
Two failures in Corpus Christi
reported, Francisco Grande and
Benito Grande; liabilities, $4,000.
Spanish anarchists threaten in
discriminate bomb bursting, in re.
venge for the execution Of Pallaisi
Senate committee on public
buildings will not report in favor
of any appropriations this season.
The currency and banking COM
mittee of the House will not report
in favor of abolishing state bank
tax.
The foreign commanders have
not been able to prevent the bonn
bardment of Rio and it is under
fire.
Thirteen deaths reported from
the storm outside of La Bache, and
scores more likely to have been
killed.
The orange crop of Louisiana,
which was ripe and ready to pick,
has been literally blown out of eX-
istence.
Squire Headspeth, Kyle, fatally
stabbed at his home and his wife
arrested, but she is bailed in a
nominal bond.
The plan of the ways and means
committee is to resort to increased
internal revenue to raise the need
ed funds for national expenses.
Every house in Point La Bache,
La, injured by the storm, four
adults and several children killed,
the court house, cathedral and
scores of other good structures de-
mOIiShed.
The storm reported in yester-
days LIGHT in New Orleans was
terribly destructive outside of the
city and in Mobile, hundreds OF