San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-04
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Woods, superintendent of mails in
Kentucky takes out dh injunction to
test the right of the government t
remove him under tb existing civil
service rules.
Attorney general isl carefully con-
sidering the discriminating clauses of
the tariff. July exports We're $780,
600 over those of July last year.
Germany will ask France the mean
ing of some of her late demonstra-
tons as to Alsace Lor,ine.
Berlin celebrates the anniversary of
the battle of Sedan.
France talks of al appeal to the
country to sustain thu cabinet in its
anti-German position.
Germany refuses 20 consider the
gu arantees offered bF Greece for the
payment of her indemnity.
The outlook is for the election
of Andrade, Liberal, as president of
Venez uela.
Sultan of Turket decorates the
Grand Patriarch of Armenia.
Seven persons killed by walls col
lasping at Geneva SVitz.
Severe gale in the English channel
and much damage to shipping.
The Gar is coming to Darmstadt
about the middle of this month with
the czarina.
Seven Armenian bomb throwers are
on trial in Constantinbple.
Russia will hold a Conference to dis
cuss universal and compulsory educa-
ton.
King of Siam visits Bismarck.
Colorado Populists dominated Judge
Gabbert for the supreme bench.
Savers is invited 10 speak at Dal-
las on Labor day.
Pennsylvania gold Democrats will
not nominate state officers.
Florida boy kills his foster father
for 50 at the instigatibn of his foster
motheran d her lover
One of the Arkansas mOonshiners
connected with the murder of the Of
ficers is caught.
Kearney, stage driver, comes into
Alice shot five times. His Mexican
assailant is being chased.
Dave Meyers, twice tried for murder
is acquitted at Cameron.
Mack OF New York says that his
wife. who is charged with numbering
|Guldensuppe, murdered two or three
babies every year.
Twenty-Five families in the kaw
BOTTOMS, Kansas city, burned out.
labor lea1ers have not accepted the
nine operators compromise and the
sttike goes on.
Farmers congress in st. Paul kill a
free silver resolution.
Cap. Canton, prominent in Atlanta
militia circles is charged with S15,-
900 ENLIGHTENMENT.
Many of the Mexican rivers are
Overlooking their banks.
Monterey reports no cessation in the
rainfall, but considerable damage
done.
New York exchange is now 145 in
Mexico.
Georgia carries off the honors in
the shoot OF the National rifles asso-
citation.
Receiver appointed at New York for
the United STATES car company.
Cretan insurgents fire on the Turks.
Fire returned. and no n killed.
State constabulary withdrawn in
South Carolina from the towns.
Local officers will enforce the dis
pensary laws,
Catarino Cara, noted Cuban patriot
from Texas Is not dead, but has re-
covered from his wounds.
President Ingalls, of the Big 4 orders
the construction of 1000 box cars.
Dick Mccullough caught in the saws
Of a gin in Bonham and killed.
Alabama's cotton crop is estimated
at 30 per cent Of last years crop.
Train plunees into a station at Blod-
gett's Mills New York killing one and
inburing others.
Colorado silver mines are reducing
wages.
New York's anti-scalpers law will
|go to the supreme court.
Cotton worms are ravaging the fields
in the Houston district.