San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07
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dised-Fourth of July The
Miners = Returned Home.
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MONTEREY, Mex, July 2, '95.
To the Daily LIGHT:
Last week your correspondent re-
ceived an Invitation from Prof.
Wesley Bradley, OF the Laurens In.
stitue, to attend their annual ex-
animation, but sickness prevented
me from going. The examinations
were conducted through the %, 26
and y, and tonight medals will be
awarded to the successful students
at the Teatro Progreso. The Lau-
rens Institute is one OF rising col
leges in the Republic, and is de-
stined In the near future to rank
second to none.
ANOTHER DAIRY.
Capt. @. Langhlil, formerly OF st.
Louis, but lately of Guadalajara,
has leased tract OF land adjoin.
Ing the city for the purpose OF
starting a dairy. As this is not
the proper season to import Jersey
cattle he will wait until Octo-
Der, but il the mean time he will
set out Alfalfa and other grasses,
so IS to raise his own feed.
THE TIMES.
Sunday morning the Times, an
other Englieh paper, was issued.
James l.. Walker, is the resi- onsible
editor. AS this makes two English
papers, whose publishers an
nounced that they came here to
stay, the Mexicans as we'll as the
Americans were anxious to see
what they would look like, but the
Times does not come up to their
expectations. But as the editor
remarks in the local columns, "no
apology need be offered for imper-
fections in this issue, having to
arrange type from Spanish to Eng
lish, and much else in fitting up
the mechanical labor has been
more than double the ordinary"
The next number will be anXions.
ly looked for.
"GALL AND CHEEK"
About twelve days ago Mr.. C..
w. McNeal, the postmaster Of
Laredo, and the publisher Of the
Laredo News was in the city. He
informed your correspondent that
his mission to Monterey was to
make ARRANGEMENTS to move the
News to this city and publish a
daily paper, and he asked me as a
personal favorpnot to say thing
about it in my Btters from here as
he did not waHt it to get out until
ke got ready to start it. promis-
II him Naat ] would not. Before
L day l was told by
ans that he was
art IA paper here.
who told you so,
sMbck did" Since
the same by others.
It under any obliga-
d it any longer. l
inn any encourage
ming to Monterey
o and progressive
tizens don't want a
br nor second hand
ant new papers and
essive men at the
tADITED.
bn this ago, Albert ]
alias j. William
Arnold, of Boston,
= this city and put
t'leading hotels. He
: OF as Spaniard,
ley freely. He was
} one of these clubs
all the ready cash he
at 81, 200 more which
rom the cashier of the
ne promised to pay the
lg day. The next morn
scertained that he was
d was requested to give
la and leave the hotel,
lid. He then skipped
Soon after Mr.. John
yceived an illustrated pa
sOich gave a photograph
!. and also stated that he
a forger, and that there was
bward offered for him. Mr..
BY went to work on the case,
found that he registered here
II the name of j. Williams
soon after be found him in
dtelous. Coahuila, under the
ne Of Charles HI. Arnold. He ar.
ed him and notified the officers
piston. Last week two officers
ed with requisition papers, and
Midday last they started fol
SW1th him. Mr.. Haley went as
ear ash Ban Antonio with them
hHsler vas charged with forgery
70 the ~ CUNT Of $4,000.
pURTH OF JULY.
Rafore Ills reaches the readers OF