San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-12
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but there may be.
The Texas Populists show every in
tention of running their own machine
in their own way without outside die
tatiOn.
A Bryan and Sewar club has been
organized at San Saba and another at
Uvalde
Louis Schlessinger, shoe dealer, fails
at Galveston, with ST., 600 liabilities.
The National Hoo Hoos adjourn at
Nashville, and delegates take in Look
out mountain.
Negro man aged q, arrested at San
Saba, for criminal assault on 7-year
old colored girl.
Attorney General Harmon reviews
Bryan and shows him either no lawyer
or not sincere or truthful.
Bryan starts east again and speaks
at st. Louis.
Earle is declared the official nominee
of the South Carolina Democrats for
United States senator.
Chairman Jones is in New York look
ing over his committee and arranging
work
Bryan and Watson will be formally
notified of their nomination on the 10.
The Vermont and the Lorraine dele
cations throng Canton and the McKin-
ley reception is immense.
Mckinley pays a glorious tribute to
the work that was done in Vermont
and to the Vermont voters.
The regular Republican convention
of Montana meets and endorses Nc
Kinley and Hobart.
S;l in Nnsfnrn Mo
chusetts carry the day in the Demo-
cratic CauCuses.
Spain is organizing an additional
force of $4,000 for service in Cuba.
Arrests are made at a Genoa meeting
to denounce Spain and express SYM
PATTY with Cuba.
Their were only three persons fatally
injured in the Paris cyclone, but $50
were hurt in all.
William assumes command of Ill the
forces in the maneuvers at Goelitz.
There is a panic in COnstantinople,
fears of a renewal of the rioting the
cause.
The British in South Africa are push
ing their forces to the front.
Germany it is rumored may take a
hand in Zanzibar and restore the sui
tan deposed by the British.
Postmaster General Wilson will re-
turn home on the New York which
sails from Southampton today.
Henry Asquith Smith, Ex-Secretary
of State, London, says that the sultan
| is insane or a criminal and must be de-
posed.
Judge Spears injucntion undoes all
the work of the southeastern Missis-
sippi freight association by which ship
ments at reduced rates were to be made
into the Carolina territory.
DeSultory war continues in Cuba but
there are no engagements of a decis-
i've character.
Whitehead, the American political
prisoner released in Ireland, is also of
unsound mind.
The actual reserve in the treasury
is now about $113,0O0,000.
Steamer Laurada is seized at Will
mington, Del.
Twenty sealers have been seized in
the prohibited Alaska zone this season.
Frank Agan for the third time bests
Robt ], who took the first heat in
2:014.
The lie has been passed between del
egate Catron and Gov. Thornton of
New Mexico, and blood may be shed.
British trades congress will send two
delegates to the American labor con-
vention.
Ii Hung Chang, in the northwest ter
ritory expresses himself in favor of
bimetallism by international agree
| ment.
Robt. H. Clark takes the morphine
route at Yoakum.
East Texas editors take run to Gal
weston for a trolley car inspection of
the city.
Rains at San Angelo will benefit for
age crops and maize.
The American squadron in Asiatic
waters will welcome Lii Hung Chang
at Yokahoma.
A Populist governor and Bryan and
Sewall electors is the fusion program
me in Colorado.
The trade reviews note some signs
of improvement in business, but they
are mighty light.
Dan Murphy, delegate to the Fort
Worth convention is stricken with par
alysis at Waco on his way to Taylor,
of which latter place he is prominent
citizen.
Shipman's gin at Charco is burned
and go bales of cotton as we'll.
Rains are reported general along the
border from Eagle Pass westward.
The Juarez people are still under
arms awaiting attack on their custom
house.
BRAZIL WANTS PEACE.
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