San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-01
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
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all demands on sight.
Three negroes dashed and lynched
for rape at CASTOR, S. c.
Northern Arkansas is blessed
with much-needed rain.
The Missouri National of Kan
sas City resumes operations.
Industrial works at Bay City,
Mich, close down temporarily.
Thurman, of Ohio, presides at the
Chicago silver convention today.
The married men in Ishpeming
mining district are given work.
Amoskeag, Maine, closes it's
mills, throwing 5000 men out of a
job.
Ed Watson shoots Peter Jackson
at Hallettsville, claiming self-de-
fence.
Apersistent run on the First Ma
tional of Ashland, Wis, closes it's
doors.
Camp Relief, Denver, is feeding
500 daily, but the number is dimin-
ishing.
New York savings banks take
advantage of the sixty-day time
clause.
Two dead and two more on the
way by the kerosene route in North
Dakota.
Savings bank at Pendleton, Ore,
suspends. Assets double the liza
bilities.
Populists, free silverites and
greenbackers form a combination
at Chicago.
Colorado's idea of a state bullion
depository is not endorsed at
Washington.
General Morgan, last of the Mex
lean war generals is buried at
Mound View, o.
The Union Pacific hereafter clos
es all it's shops on Saturdays, no
pay on that day.
Crisp has nothing to say, save
that he hopes that there will be no
fighting in congress.
Some 400 Indians in Washburn
county, Wis.,, are on the war path
and trouble is feared.
Cleveland rolling mill closes
down enough of it's plant to thro w
5000 men out of work.
Morton, of Maine, takes the place
of Lynch, of Mississippi, as fourth
auditor of the treasury.
Seven million persons visited
the Worlds fair during the months
of May, June and July.
Bloody fight between the strik-
ers and the non union lumber
showers at Ashland, Wis.
The Citizens bank Of Henrietta
opens it's doors, and the Farmers
bank will soon follow suit.
July purchases of silver were
2,3S4,000 ounces: 2,116,00O short of
the usual monthly purchase.
A Wisconsin farmer, poor and
respondent, kills his wife and three
children and attempts suicide.
US. grand jury indict the cash
Ter of the defunct Commercial Ma
tional bank at Nashville, Tenn.
Missouri delegates to the miners
convention at Kansas City are in
structed to vote against strike.
The senatorial representation at
Washington is very small as yet,
not half dozen being in the city
Row at the Smith-Corbett mill at
Roby, Ind, caused by toughs try
ing to break in and one man killed.
Austin complains loudly of an
importunate gang of ticket scalpers
near the depot who make life a
burden.
Notwithstanding the reported
settlement of the Siam business
the uneasiness over the situation is
increasing.
Depositors in the New Haven
savings banks must give three
months notice of intention to
withdraw deposits.
There is a report of serious dan
ger in the Panhandle, growing out
of the fencing up of the water by
the big pasture owners.
The French admiral in Siam is
sues a second notice Of blockade
and will order the English war
ships outside of the limit.
Massachusetts savings banks
will avail themselves of the time
limit in preventing the immediate
Withdrawal of large deposits.
Carlisle informs his custom house
officers that he will have no monk
ewing with this Chinese question.