San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-14
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PiXley challenges AliX for trot.
ting contest, $4,000 q side.
President Clark, of the Union Pa.
citic is appointed it's receiver.
Victoria has 1909 children OF
school age within the city limits.
The expected storm on the coast
of Floriday was exceedingly severe
NJ. V. Cannon resigns as presi.
dent of the Irish-American League
The Eastern Star People at Hous.
ton made an excursion to Calves
| ton.
Dallas is putting on her bunting
preparatory to the opening of the
fair.
Memphis is not satisfied and re-
news her attack on congress for re-
peal.
Little BastrOp takes measures TO
raise relief for the Louisiana suf-
ferers.
Dallas presents an average of
five races day on her fair pro-
gram.
Jones' gin in a bend Of the Colo
RADIO, Travis county burned. Loss,
$1,000.
The Nigilant wins the third heat
in the y acht race, thus winning
the race.
John Lewis bitten by a moccasin
snake, south of Seguin, will prob
ably die.
Water fronts at Savannah and
Charleston considerably damaged
by storm.
Ketchum Lumber company,with
large interests in Wisconsin, fails
at Chicago.
Bradstreets report business pick
ing up at the south and west, but
not at the east.
All wires leading westward from
Washington and New York were
down yesterday.
Irrigation convention declares
the water in natural channels to be
puDIlC pIOpcIIN.
London thinks that Cleveland
will call another international.
money conference.
Union Pacific railway receiver
ship EN- harnesses the Western Pas
senger association.
The Colorado silver men are not
ready to compromise. 1t is free.
coinage or nothing.
Heavy foundations are reported
in the state of Tepec, Mexico, and
the loss Of % lives.
Russian fleet enters TOulOn har-
Dor with all the honOrs that France
can possibly pay it.
Streets of st. Augustine flooded
and houses at the mouth of the st.
Johns washed away.
Floresville reports the move
ment of cotton more active and
business improving.
Chicago jewelry drummer robbed
of several thousand dollars, SAM
pies, at Earlville. Ill.
John HimsOn is arrested as the
man who threw the bomb in the
Frisco boarding house.
ROckdale fire department saves
the city from severe eOntiagra-
ton by it's prOmptness.
San Marcos Oil mill is putting
in electric lights preparatory to
running night and day.
On account of HOgg's action
Texas loses the $4,000 for an eX-
perimental sugar station.
An epidemic similar to cholera
in some of its symptoms breaks
out in Greenwich, England.
A San Angelo doctor takes over
200 screw worms from the nose of
a young woman from McKavett.
Bloody duel fought with axes in
the BraZOS bottoms, near Bren-
ham. One dead and one in jail.
Shipping on the Florida coast
badly damaged and the orange
crop hurt to the tune OF S25O,O0O.
President of Guatemala pro-
claims himself dictator, dismisses
Congress and orders a new cleo
| ton.
Married miners are given EN-.
ployment in the Virginia mines
and the unmarried are sent to
tramp.
Houston and Texas central meets
the cut of the Santa Fe, putting
Houston on the same footing as
Galveston.
A Missourian, goes voluntarily
to the pen to serve out two years
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