San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-14
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
SOURCES.

POSfOtnce ana TWO stores de-
stroyed by fire at Llano.
Nugent does not credit the report
that Hogg is to join the Populists.
OF the 700 Turkish troops sent to
bury the dead at Mecca 500 died.
Senate tells Mills that he can
talk on silver next Tuesday.
The Lancasters are granted bail
at San Marcos.
Standard Oil Trust winds up its
affairs.
Carroll Kline suicides in the
Little Rock, Ark, insane asylum.
Matters are smoothing down be-
tween France and Siam.
Extensive coal strike pending in
the Pas de Calais basin, France.
Two more deaths from yellow
fever at Brunswick, Georgia.
A lone highwayman holds up
stage in Oregon and gets 5000.
Frio county knocks out prohibit
ton in the late election.
Nancy Hanks fails to register
lower than 2:04.
Bell Cartwright, lumber, Cleve-
land, o., fail for 100000.
Bismarck is recovering and will
return to FREDERICKSBURG.
The Britannia beats the Navahoe
another time.
There will be minority report
from the committee on elections on
the federal elections bill.
Austria suspends trial by jury
in Prague, on account Of home rule
agitation for Bohemia.
Sensational reports of the bonn
bardment of Rio Janeiro are out,
but nothing is official.
Senate refuses to set a date on
which the vote on silver repeal will
be taken.
COhstantinOple reports 65 deaths
from cholera; there are two deaths
in Hull.
Col. Herndon, of Tyler, flourish
es his gun at Frank Mack but does
not fire.
The administration at Washing
ton advocates the extension of Chi
nese registration one year.
Campbell, of the Montreal pres
bytery, is found guilty of heresy,
and appeals to the synod.
OF the 5000 pilgrims from Tunis
to Mecca, one-half have died of
cholera and exposure.
Cashier Long, of the First Ma
tional, Marshall, attempts suicide.
Accounts are all right.
Fred. l.. Ames, Boston million
aire, dies suddenly of apopleXy in
the state room of a Sound steamer.
Garlic Springs records a tenn
perature of los in the shade for
hours.
United States cricketers worst
the Canadian eleven by four wick
cts to spare.
Galveston and Nelasco present
their claims before the Gulf Traffic
association at Chicago.
The forest fires in the neighbor-
hood of Leadville have burned
themselves out.
Creditors of Newman & Co., New
York importers, grant them addi-
tional time on their paper.
The Mckinley clan are in con-
ference at Chicago indulging in a
two days reunion.
Republican National league
opens headquarters in Sprinfield,
Ill.
Newspaper correspondents in the
strip protest against the inhuman
methods of registration enforced
by the government.
Riot threatened at Greenport, l..
l., over the nonpayment of wages
by the sheriff in charge of Excel
sior Oil and GuanO company.
There is a little sensation in
grand army circles over the re-
ported shortage of the funds in the +
quarter master generals hands, !
but this is also denied at head
quarters.
The excessive heat in the strip |
knocked l22 out of the line yester-
day and Of these are dead and
others in dangerous condition.
The defaulting ex-secretary of
the board of Buffalo fire commits
sioners pleads guilty to $4,000
steal.
No news from Rio has been re-
ceived at the office of the Brazil
ian consul in New York and the