San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
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Armor plate board are now moving
around the iron regions of Tennessee.
Delegates from the wide, wide world
are pouring into Toronto by every
train.
Alabama miners affiliate with the
Miners union.
Cabinet meeting was brief, no gen.
eral matters discussed.
Postmaster general submits his an
nual report to the press.
September internal revenue receipts
are in excess of those of September,
1896.
President gives a reception and Miss
Cisneros is present with others.
Monetary Commission adjourns un-
til after the November election.
Bryan is in Ohio making capital for
Hanna by increasing the sound mon
ey vote.
Bets in New York are on Tammany
and Low as the leaders.
Mayor Harrison, despite the free sill
speak for Tammany.
SPANS reply to the Woodford note
is decided on, but not made public.
Native troops and rebels face each
other on the northwest India plains.
War correspondent in India re-
hearses his tribulations and fortunes.
He saved all his papers.
Yain in SllhmerQH
towns and great damage follows.
Abyssinians in Somaliland are lay
ing waste everything in sight.
London engineers assert that their
fight for an S-hour day is practically
won.
A Berlin woman, married, elopes
with a negro, and takes $500 marks
belonging to her husband.
Parkhurst and wife, living on the
bay back of Biloxi are murdered and
their home burned.
Negro at Xneia, Ohio, outrages a
white girl injuring her fatally.
Wife dead and child horribly
wounded and father in jail crazy, sus-
pected, agitates Spokane, Wash.
Jones is stabbed to the heart in Bon
ham, by Biby, over a horse trade.
Biby escaped.
Salisbury's reply to the bimetallists
is conciliatory, but it leaves no hope
for the future.
National bank of Ashville, North
Carolina, closes it's doors; no state
ment.
Paper read at the Liberal congress
of religions at Nashville showed the
agreement of Buddhism and Christian
ity.
Twenty churches in Baltimore VIII
be occupied by the missionary women
of the NJ. E. church.
Old Monterey state house sold for
$4,000.
Negro highwaymen in Austin tack
les the wrong man and gets licked.
Health officer goes to Galveston to
inspect vessel arrived for Tampico.
reaches st. Louis, going north.
Waco florists start state association
inviting the state to come in and or
ganize.
Meningitis is Staying the horses
down on the coast Galveston way.
Grain speculation is gambling ac-
cording to the Iowa courts.
The yellow fever situation remains
practically the same.
Les Miserables wins out at Phila-
delphia and is accepted as a French
text book.
Trade reports show slight decrease
in the demand for manufactured
goods.
Gov Johnson and staff of Alabama
are at Nashville on Alabama day.
Dallas day at the fair Friday
and the whole city turned out.
Waco reports rain enough to sea-
son the ground for the fall sowing.
Virginia reports some severe earth
quake shocks.
Private Hammond appears before
a court martial to tellofhis treatment.
Capt. Lowering admits that the
story told by Private Hammond is
correct.
Arkansas railroads are complaining
of a car famine.
Child of w. w. Wray run over by
a heavy truck at Dallas and killed.