San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-21
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.

speech IN colorado. thinks several
states will be lost to Bryan if Sewall
| remains on the ticket.
Brewers are holding their ninth an
nual convention at Cincinnati.
Thatcher Nominee of the Democrat
| ic patry of New York is out in a letter
declaring for the gold standard.
Members of the institute of Mining
| Engineers are gathering at Denver, for
| their list meeting.
Rains have been general all over the
state, greatly benefitting stock and
grass, but no cotton.
Hamilton of Denver, wants to race
the Welsh cyclist for an hour, either at
Denver or at Chicago.
A horrible story of brutality comes
from Toledo, Ohio, in the shape of
whitecapping.
Alonzo Whitman sentenced at San
Francisco to nine years Imprisonment
for forgery, has new trial.
Rumor is out that the Mexicans at
Falls City have attempted outrage on
| white lady. No particulars.
Populist justice of the peace, Nash,
Rusk, arrested for perjury in swear
ing to age in the procuring of a license
for his son TO marry a girl under is.
Will Kennerd kills John Frazer in
quarrel over a girl at Williamson's
gin, Navasota.
10 Burch and Tom Sans go over the
road for two and three years for bur-
glary at Skidmore.
Ninety 100 pound sacks of gold ore
stolen at Tomboy mine, Col, valued at
$4,000.
Chicago police find a trunk packed
with dynamite and no end of anarchist
correspondence, but the plant was left
where found three years ago.
Ed. Shields run over by the Cotton
Belt train and killed at Texarkana.
He was drunk at the time.
Ed. Crane, at one time pitcher of the
New York club, suicides at Rochester.
Dongola has fallen into the hands of
the British troops, being occupied be-
fore the Dervishes could reach the
place. The British artillery fire across
the Nile led to the evacuation of Ell
Haffir.,
Now that Dongola has been occupied
the English press argue in favor of
going further south.
Matabeles worsted at Fort Charles
and all their strongholds captured
Umtiges has surrendered.
German American Catholic Nation
al Association, is holding convention
in Detroit.
Rockdale and Devine each organize
Bryan and Sewall club.
Dallas is filling up with delegates to
the meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, 1. o. o. F.
Sugar refinery at Moncton, n. B.
burned, entaling a loss of 100000.
That Greek church at Galveston was
not dedicated yesterday, the altar was
not built right.
The husband of Mrs. P. T. Barnum
is dying at Constantinople, and his
wife has gone to see him.
Fire in the factory of the Oval Wood
Dish company, Traverse, Mich, causes
loss Of $50, 700.
Debs will appear before the flremen
at Galveston to refute charges against
him; he will speak in public before
leaving town.
Bryan is going eastward again and
speaks in Delaware today.
Bryan sits in Lincoln's old pew at
church in Washington.
Two trains collide in Montana, near
Butte, and there was a great wreck,
but no lives lost.
The Car and Czarina and suite have
sailed from Copenhagen for England.
Consul Lee in Cuba says that he is
not curtailed in his privileges as con-
sui by Weyler.
Fresh plots against Spain are I'M
earthed in the PHILIPPINE islands.
The Car says that the Armenians
are responsible for the recent massa-
ores in Constantinople.
Funds are being raised in England
to send Armenians to America
There is no improvement to the stu
alton in Constantinople. Armenians
are no longer deported.
International agricultural congress at
Buda Pesth cables good wishes to
Bryan.
France wants three new iron clads
fitted out in view of the threatening at
titude of Turkey.
Swedish Baptist Young Peoples
Union is holding session in Omaha.
The list of daily pilgrimages to Can
ton grow so large that to enumerate
them requires a column.
A nine year kid running away from
his home in McGregor is fished out of
a well in Temple.
Four persons killed by the explosion
of dynamite in the bottom of a shaft |
in waterworks at Worcester, Mass.
Americas foreign credit is five times |
as great in London as it was last year |
German naval maneuvres are con-
Quoted this year with unwonted secrecy
All England Is making elaborate pre-
parations for the reception Of the Car |
and suite.
Commanche, Texas, complains of too |
much rain as all the bridges thereabout !
have been washed away.
LOST OR STOLEN.