San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-11
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Iowa Populists meet and endorse the
Democratic nominations.
The sultan of Turkey will deport all
unemployed foreigners.
Another seven by nine revolution
nipped in Nicarauga.
The powers are secretly considering
the deposition of the sultan.
There are six large delegations book
ed to call on Mckinley today.
Mexican troops are alive in Juarez
over the river from Ell Paso.
Corn crop reports show falling off
in the condition since Aug. list.
Cotton crop reports from Mississippi
are of very discouraging character
Hills position on Bryan and Sewall
and the platform seriously befuddles
the Democrats.
Chairman Hinckley, of the Demo-
cratic state committee, from New York
is to retire.
Rudolph Kleberg is nominatde by the
free silver Democrats of the Eleventh
District, for congress.
Sam Allen, of Houston, fails for near
ly half a million. He was one of her
big lumbermen.
Republican state convention con-
cludes it's business at Fort Worth and
adjourns.
Chairman Green of the state COM
mittee is empowered to appoint his
| campaign committee.
Z. H. r. Green is elected state Re-
| publican chairman on Grants motion
by reclamation.
Populist plenary committee put out
| a manifesto declaring undying hatred
to the state Democracy.
Easton who was elected assistant
secretary of the state Republican
committee claims the secretaryship.
Fusion with the Texas Populists is
in progress, so reported from Fort
| Worth.
| State Republican executive commit
tee will open headquarters in Dallas
Monday next.
| There is talk of nominating a sound
| money Democrat to take the field a
gainst Kleberg.
State PopuIist executive committee
| discusses the fusion proposition behind
| closed doors.
| Fielder, member of the Democratic
state executive committee from Wash
| ington district, resigns.
Mail car burned on the Lake Shore
express between New York and Chi
| cago, near Goshen, Ind.
| Middle of the road Pops in Kansas
| call for a state convention to nominate
| Watson electors.
| Watson is in Kansas and he is hot
at being turned down by the Demo-
| Gratis.
| Chicago trades and labor assemblies
send representatives to Mexico to in
| quire into labor conditions there.
Nevada Republicans pronounce for
| protection and free coinage by inter-
national agreement.
| Postal clerks enroute to Denver
shake hands with Bryan at the depot
in Lincoln.
| North Carolina Populists and Repub-
leans fuse on state and congressional
| tickets.
Chairman of the Democratic commit
tee in Indiana and one of the members
of same resign.
Preliminary vote for United States
Senator in South Carolina, gives Earle
| 4110 majority over Evans.
Reed closes his campaign for the Re-
! publican ticket in the Maine state cleo
ton.
Burt in the Austin Jail sings songs
and smokes cigarettes and talks re-
ligion.
Louis Martinez of the three friends
fillibuster steamer executed in Havan-
ma.
Cotton crop estimates are for Texas
barely 1000, 900 bales and for the coun-
try 100000.
London journals are advising Spain
to let Cuba go, as it means chaos for
Cuba and bankruptcy for Spain.
Paris, France, is disturbed by
strong wind accompanied with electri
cal phenomena, doing some damage.
Sumpter Griffin who killed Jenkins at
Lancaster, presumably in self defense
is bailed in $500.
Senator Hill refuses to accept his
credentials as a delegate to the New
York state convention, under instruct
ions to endorse Bryan and the Chicago
platform.
Powderly speaks at the Cooper Union
on the platform with Warner Miller
and tells the workmen that 1t is not
to their interest to vote for Bryan.
Chairman z. II. r. Green and EX-
Chairman Grant and Charles Ogden
are the plenary committee to arrange
with the Populists for future action.