San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-26
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
LATEST OFF THE WIRES FROM
OVER THE WORLD.
A Complete Epitome of the Days Happen
ings, Briefed and Boiled Down, up
to Time of Going to Press.

Bryan is in Boston.
Luling organizes a Bryan club 40
strong.
The wife of Judge Kratz, of Kinney
county. is dead.
Very heavy rains fell in Austin last
night, flooding the streets.
Officers of the Miners union at
Leadville are out on bail.
Palmer addresses q large and en-
thusiastic. audience in Baltimore.
John Smith. Austin negro, has his
left leg cut off by a Central train.
Minister Ransom denies advising
Americans to keep out of Mexico.
United States troops at Ell PasO
leave the MeXicanS to the work alone.
There is no diminutiOn in either the
numbers or the representative char
acter of the crowds that throng to
Canton to assure Mckinley of their
support.
Buckner is confident that his ticket
will poll over 10000 votes in both IL
linOiS and Kentucky over the free sill
yer ticket.
Carlisle is to make a half dozen
speeches in Kentucky for the Palmer
and Buckner ticket.
Dan Stuart hobs up again Serenely
and wants that ett-FitZSimmOns
fight.
The Yale News deprecates the acts
of the college hOOdlums who inter-
rupted Bryan.
President and Scashier of the loot
ed bank of commerce at New Orleans
are arrested.
Quincy at Galveston reiterateS his
statement that fusion in Texas is an
assured fact.
POpocrats and Populists will not
fuse in the Eleventh congressional
district.
HOgg will take the stump and root
for the state house ticket during Oc-
tober.
Populists make no nomination
against Judge Hunter at Fort Worth.
leaving him the field.
Reddin Andrews, PopuliSt in the
Ninth congressional district. is in the
race to stay.
1t is expected that Texas will send
800 delegates to the Democratic league
convention in st. Louis.
There is a prospect that Great Brit
ain, France and Russia will unite on
the Armenian question.
The trade reviews note a decided
improvement in the situation, mar
kets generally advanced.
Bob TullingtOn fatally wounded in
Waco, by the wad of a theatrical
gun in an amateur play.
Harry Finglestein, clerk of YOakum,
takes the morphine route to the undis-
covered land.
Nicaragua congress approves the
commission to settle the Costa Rica
boundary dispute.
Revised rituals for the Patriarchs
and the Rebekahs adopted by I. o.
o. f. at Dallas.
Suit filed at Houston to settle title
of Masonic property, Grand Lodge
and Holland Lodge contestants.
Cincinnati will carnival for a week
to provide aid for the wounded Gu
bans.
Motion for the discharge of Gen.
Roloff. filibuster suspect. at New
York, is denied. Bail $500.
Hernandez. insurgent leader. re-
ported captured by gutrrillas. Spain
lands $500 troops in Cuba.
Three negro children burned to
death in a house in Fannin county.
Five men burned, two fatally in a
gas explosion in a colliery near Ire
mont. 2.
John Faulhaber, Chicago, wine mer-
chant. depressed by poor business,
suicides.
Congressman Lester is very ill at
Savannah. Ga.
Grium wheels 1876 miles at Chicago
in "a hours, breaking the American
record. A miles behind the worlds
record.
Royal Yacht club of England will
not support NewneS in his challenge
for the American cup.
Tennessee legislature is at work in
extra session, three important bills
passed, referring to constitutional
convention. funding debt, and provid-
ing under the new constitution if
adopted.