San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-24
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
A Complete Epitome of the Days Happen
ings, Briefsd and Boiled Down, up
to Time of Going to Press,

more DlOOuy MuSslelntn WIN
Two and a half million sovereigns
arrive at San Francisco mint.
Filibuster vessel reported in the
Mississippi river bound for Cuba.
Army of the Cumberland, society
is in session at Rockford, ILL.,, today.
Liquidators of the New Orleans
bank of Commerce report the banking
accounts sadly mixed and misman-
agement everywhere apparent.
United States labor societies in the
City of Mexico are afforded every
facility for studying the question.
John Sherman'S reply to Bryan as
to the crime of 1873 shows Bryan
incorrect and misleading.
The executive committee of New
York will notify Thatcher of his NOM
ination in the usual way.
There is little smoke lowering
over the Thatcher nomination and
letter in New York, but there is no
fire.
Senator George opens the Mississ-
ippi campaign for Bryan at Green's
boro.
Silyerite clubs are preparing for n
DlS i1Ouio FOt
the 3rd of October.
The dispute over Democratic NOM
inees to congress in the 18th Tennes-
see district will be settled by hold
ing a new convention.
Tammany executive endorses Bry-
an and Sewall, but keeps mum as to
Thatcher and his letter.
A large Indiana delegation visits
Mckinley and are instructed in sound
policies.
Bryan in Brooklyn says that Lin
coin and Tilden We're free coinage
| men.
Hettie Green protests against the
! sale of the Philadelphia and Reading
property.
Wright Dickinson, long time gen
eral superintendent of the Missouri
Pacific, is dead at Seymour, Indiana.
Georgia sound money Democrats
l fall into line and select a full electO-
| raj ticket.
| Sound money Democrats in Nebras-
ka and in New Jersey take the field
for the campaign.
| Buckner talks to crowded houses
| in Richmond, Virginia, on the finan-
cial issues of the day.
| Chairman Butler, of the Populists,
says that no formal demand has been
made on Sewall to step down.
Special session of Kentucky legis-
lature will probably be called after
| the election.
Ennis oil mill plant burned, the
work of an incendiary. Loss, total,
covered by $4,000 insurance.
James A. KeatOn of Oklahoma, is
appointed to the supreme bench of
that territory.
London National club will offer no
money for a fight with COrbett. Fitz
and any one else will do.
Bismark says that the German gov
eminent must review its position on
the agricultural question.
John Johnson, colored, kill three
people with an axe near Amite City
and takes to the swamp.
Strikers or their Sympathizers at
tempt to destroy the Leadyille water
works.
VIII Gist kill Ed shrdlu shrdluhrdlu
| A. Hailen kills Ed Looney at SOno-
IA. in a quarrel over a horse race.
viii Gist jailed at Dallas for kill
ing Chas. Shropshire.
| Martial law is declared in Lead
vile.
Residents of Rio JaneirO take steps
to keep down any rebel demOnstra-
tons there.
The Anglo Egyptian forces are now
in full possession of DOngOla
Fifteen persons injured, several Sc
riously, by collision on the Great
Eastern railroad. England.
England abandOns all attempts to
extradite Dynamiter lyman.
| Americans are talking a steamship
line from San Francisco to VladivO-
stock.
The treaty which Ii Hung Chang
made with Russia will soon be made
public. Japan fears the document.
Enough explosive found in the
Russian Hebrew quarter of London
to blow up the city.
Spain is to send 5000 troops to sub
due the Philippine island rebels.
There has been very heavy
slaughter of the Deryishes in Africa
and their power is broken.
Italy's avtive squadron is prepar-
ing for the Levant. France orders
four more warships to Levant.
Z Indian Territory is overrun and ter
rorized by outlaws.
Two men charged with being post
office robbers are held in Waco.
Galveston Street Railway company
has damage suits in two cases aggre-
eating $4,000.
Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. o. f.,
chose Springfield, ILL.,, as their next
/ place of meeting.