San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-04
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half.
Crowther challenges SiddOns for
the biggest purse that America will
offer.
Arkansas Democrats clear the
decks in the late election, as
usual.
Bolton has a committee of 200
who order all the soiled doves out
of town.
English paupers are being smug-
gled into the United States through
Canada.
The U. S. consul general at City
of Mexico wants free trade between
the countries.
Tobacco and corn in Cuba have
taken larger acreage this year
than formerly.
Barley and oats in Roumania
are better than last year and maize
is good crop.
Europe would like to know what
the Gar, the Kaiser and the king
of Italy mean.
Sunday at the Worlds fair was
as usual, Midway Plaisance the
main attraction.
Bolivian congress is in session.
The Uruguay question will be
peacefully settled.
Bandits kill the paymaster's
guard at Managua, Mica, and get
away with $4,000.
Frio county votes on local OPP
ton on the 18th. The saloon men
are making no fight.
All interest centers now in the
Senate, the House having adjourn
ed until Wednesday,.
Arkansas election was the first
under the new polltax law, and the
negro vote was light.
Kid Wilson, of the Starr gang,
MORALLY hurts fellow prisoner at
Fort Smith Jail, Ark.
Mrs. Green, of Augusta, Ark,
goes to the pen for 10 years for
killing her husband.
Senator Hill and Congressman
Black move for the repeal of the
Federal election laws.
The scouting rangers return to
Cotulla without rounding up any
cattle or horse thieves.
The Azores struck by storm
and Fayal and Harta almost wiped
out. Many lives lost.
Wilson county reports a small
assignment, a negro knock down
and Mexican murder.
William and the Italian crown
prince arrive at Metz, to witness
the military evolu tions.
The Cuban merchants take the
notes of the bank of Spain in all
cases at their face value.
Wyoming Republicans protest
against the repeal Of the Sherman
law without substitute.
Proprietors of a private bank at
Columbia, Pa, have been arrested
for fraud and embezzlement.
DIR. Graves is found dead in his
cell at Denver, suicides on account
of court persecution, he says.
E. r. Rummell, prominent Wis
consin railway official, loses his
life in trying to save child.
1t is thought at Paris that Eng
land is manuvering to have China |
intervene in the Siam matter.
France charges with intrigue
the Britith government in it's con-
duct with the Siam settlement.
There is great dissatisfaction at |
the gathering of the military in
Germany on account of Cholera.
Archbishop Ireland addresses the
Catholic congress in Chicago on
the Labor question and the church.
Valparaiso, Ind, white caps
threaten a young man and he
to the police for protection.
Joseph Haney, insane and old,
kills William Henry, aged so, at
Dubuque, Iowa, and then suicides.
Augustus Holcombe, of Mont
Airy, n. j., attacked by some I'M
known with a club and fatally
hurt.
Train robbers kill the express
messenger on the Frisco train near
Valley, Kan, and failing to
'ob the express robbed the passen-
gers.
Democrats are anxious to pen
ion Mrs. General Corse, whose
husband refused to accept PEN
ion while living.