San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-20
wRENoHED FROM THE WIRES.

messages and beautiful floral offerings
greet Mckinley.
Syndicate Morgan refuses to tell
what the profits of the government
bond issue was to the syndicate.
In the examination before the bond
| investigating committee no few facts
have been elected so far.
Tate, of Nebraska, was elected mas
ter and Robinson, of Texas, foreman
in the Supreme Lodge A. o. u. W., at
Buffalo.
Foreign Americans in far away Con-
stantinople telegraph congratulations
to Mckinley.
Morton telegraphs his cOngratula-
tons to Hanna, Depew and Plat.
Major Sylvester Everett, of Cleve-
| land, o., will be treasurer of the cam
| paign committee.
British papers congratulate CON-
merce on the money plank of the st.
| Louis platform, but declares that the
Others will be disastrous to their
| trade.
Cleveland is insisting ON full protec-
ton to Americans citizens in Cuba.
The boycott resulting from the Mil
waukee railway strike Is declared off.
Texas pie hunters continue in st.
Louis to arrange three handed raid
on the pie counter.
Mexico is of the opinion that it will
be straight deal between silver and
gold in November
Massachusetts train runs into
stone and is derailed; three persons
seriously hurt.
Mass said in Professa church, City of
Mexico, for the repose of the soul of
Macmillan.
Harvard. Cornell and Pennsylvania
crews race on the course ut POUCH.
keepsie, n. Y, today.
Henry B. Beechcr, son of Henry
Ward Beecher, is acquitted of the
charge of forgery.
The saved from the Drummond Cas-
tie accident were Quartermaster Good
bole and a seaman.
Venezuela adopts the gold standard.
The adoption of the financial plank
at st. Louis has not stimulated Amer
lean securities abroad.
British are ordered to drop back
from the disputed line in Venezuela
without resistance.
William, from his yacht Meteor.
reviews the warships and racing
yachts at Kiel.
Transvaal notifies the British at |
Cape Town that under the proofs at |
hand Cecil Rhodes must stand trial, |
with Belt and DR.. Harris.
Mashonas join the Matabeles and |
the situation is regarded grave.
Chile troops are in barracks. ready
for the presidential election of Thurs /
day. ....
Spain does not like the report that
a Cuban flag is raised and cheered at
st. Louis.
OF the surviving As of the Kear-
fight, 35 survivors meet
at Boston.
American practice on the Thames
is not up to high water mark.
Dawes Indian commission goes to
Vinita to begin its work.
Reed passes through New York. but
is reticent as to politics and refuses
to be interviewed,
Boies runs over to Chicago to see
how his boom for nomination is pro-
crossing.
The silver boilers at st. Louis have
decided on nothing definite as to the
future.
Montana Democrats will adopt the
16 to 1 plank, but there is a split over
delegates.
Ninth district Populists will put up
Rev. Reddin Andrews for congress, if
they nominate today.
Colored people of Austin celebrate
their anniversary in great style.
About 400 troops of the regular ar
my will attend the state drill at Ty- /
Ter.
Smith and Wilson are jailed at Bry- |
ant, charged with aiding that triple
lynching.
Taylor reports show corn about 40 |
per cent short, but cotton promising |
a tremendous yield.
1t is thought that the Durbin trial |
at Laredo will result in hung jury.
Jury still out.
Colored man locked and chained to |
a tree and robbed of $123 near Saron. |
He had been there three days when |
found. ...
Sale of Chicago and Northwestern
road ordered. Upset price is $4,000
600.
No improvement in business is the
report of the trade reviews.
Church and high school building
burned at Eddy.
Teachers association at Austin clos
es session.
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