San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-25
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

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bury Park, n. j., and Is drowned
First floor of the Brighton Beacl
hotel flooded with water from tn,
sea-.
Minister Limantour is going tC
Javala with his family for a need
ed rest.
Thirty business houses and five
residence blocks of South Chicago
burned.
Two schooners fOundered of
MOnesquan, n. j., and Is persons
| drowned.
Survivor of the schooner Mary
Lizzie picked up. He reports six
drowned.
Richard C. Ware is appointed U.
S. marshal for the Western district
of Texas.
Ranger Fulgam shoots an I'M
known man near Pecos who resist
ed arrest.
The alleged Suggs Hill train
robbers are admitted to bail at
Palestine.
The granger meeting at Gretna,
Pa, was attended by 10000 people
yesterday.
Meeting of the bi-metalic League
at Omaha calls out 5000 interest
ed silverites.
Terrible storm reported on the
New Jersey coast, with cOnsidera-
BILE loss of life.
Ten houses unroOfed in Brooklyn
and thousands of shade trees torn
up by the roots.
Wool and flour mills burned at
MERGED, California; loss $250,O00,
insured for $4,000.
Two girls fatally and seven Sc
riOusly scalded at a He'll Gate
laundry, New York.
India protests against the sale of
council bills at any price by the
British government.
S. p. Harris dies of yellow fever
at Brunswick. This is the second
utdIl. NJ new cases.
CuerO merchants are paying
cash for corn and cotton, the for
mer coming in freely.
1t is thought that the injunction
suit of of the NJ. X. & T., at Calves
ton will close Saturday.
The free coinage meeting held
in New York last night was at
tended by 5000 persons.
Thousands of shade trees are up
rooted in Railway, Elizabeth, and
other New Jersey cities.
Five heats in a race trotted at
Columbus, o., slowest heat in
2:l2!; fastest heat 2:O94.
Charles Dykes found with his
head crushed in, murdered, near
O'Connor's ranch, Refugio.
Four pontoons and schooner
wrecked at Providence, r. l., and a
government diver drowned.
Western Brass mandatory
Quilted at st. Louis by fire; loss
$4,000, insurance, $4,000.
Chairman Matlock, of the Clark
democracy, issues a call to the
faithful to endorse Cleveland.
Fifty telegraph cables torn up in
Hudson river by the dragging
cables of steamers in the gale.
Conflict reported between Galan's
forces and the Cardenas men, in
which Galan's men had 4 killed.
Dick Wynne, Of Fort Worth,
cries out for peace between the
Democratic factions of the state.
New Orleans banks will give GER
titled checks of the clearing house
in lieu of cash to move cotton with.
The assessed valuation of Webb
and Encinal counties is $4,000,000,
an increase of $223,0OO over last
year.
Alderman Wren, of Galveston,
resigns his seat in the council to
hold down $500 custom house
clerkship.
The cyclone left it's mark for
many miles all around New York,
and every wire on Long Island is
more or less damaged.
The storm on the Atlantic coast
was very severe from Halifax to
Wilmington, and damaged the
Maryland fruit crop immensely.
Ten vessels driven ashore at Hal
flax by the storm on the coast and
all are total wrecks. Numbers of
small boats have been blown out
to sea.
Williamson county vets will try
and prevent by injunction the dry