San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-30
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Luling votes TO increase her school
tax.
That colored postmaster in Georgia
sticks and is no more troubled.
That new 'lightship" is ready for her
station off Diamond shoals.
u. S. Surgeon Wyman reports to
Washington that yellow fever will not
become epidemic.
Three sub committees of the none
tary conference have ben appointed.
Brazil's debt is $33.1S per capita.
Mexico will likely deport Ventre, the
French anarchist She does not want
him.
Buenos Ayres invites proposals for
100000 railway station.
Germany and Austria sympathize
with Spain but will not intervene in
her behalf against U. S.
The report is again on its rounds of
the plot to assassinate the Car at
Warsaw.
France expresses her sympathy with
Germany over the sinking of the Ger
man torpedo boat and the drowning
of the Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerein
and eight of the crew.
American negroes from Liberia are
at Liverpool trying to get back home.
The Mussulmans in Crete declare
that they are starving.
Guadalupe county guarantees
against Houston in freight and all
else.
Woodford calls on Tetuan and has
his visit cordially returned.
All reports as to the comments of
otRninllu M, Wood ford'S 1affar
are propounced false.
Fake reciprocity reports between
Germany and the United States are in
circulation.
Nicaragua grants a British company
the right to navigate the Rio Del
San Norte for so years.
Turkish Kurds invade Persia and
slaughter 300 people, of all classes.
New York Republicans nominate
Benjamin f. Tracy for mayor of
Greater New York. "a
Citizens Union stick to their nomin-
alton of Low for mayor of rGreater
New York
Texas is about over her yellow fever
scare and quarantine is being raised.
Yellow fever conditions remain about
the same in New Orleans and the rest
of Louisiana.
There is no change in the. Mississip-
pi situation. State board reports total
cases 142; deaths, 6.
Alabama reports total cases 6S and
deaths 10.
Chicago labor convention winds up
in series of incendiary speeches, and
the endorsement of free silver.
Property at Ireton,O. burned, involv-
/ ing a loss of 100000.
| u. S. and Greeks sign their treaty.
Walters wheels "a miles at London
in hour and minutes.
Wilhelm and not Turkey is said to
be the foe of Greece in the recent set
Element.
Full blood Choctaws talk of selling
out and going to Mexico
Mexico will soon commence construc-
ton on that road from Chihuahua to
| the West coast.
Taylor sends delegates to the deep
water convention called at Galveston
October 8.
All of the Spanish ministers have re-
signed, but the premier remains tenn
porarily at the request of the queen.
/ NliSlSS ia w doAllA6 NOA
have only the Spanish subject to report
on.
Quarantine will be raised all over
Texas against anything in Texas.
Houston will send her cotton to
Sabine if Galveston does not raise her
quarantine at once.
Baptists will hold convention at
Temple on the Sth of October, as ad-
vertised.
National prison association changes
it's date to December for the Austin
meeting.
Monetary commission adjourns for
two weeks to await suggestions and
formulate plans.
Blacksmith Grady, of Abeline, shoots
at Rev. Father Doljie whom he accuses
of alternating his wife's affections.
Expert on the Luetgert trial says
the bones in the vat were those of a
pig.
Gendarmes quarters at Manila,
PHILIPPINE islands, burned and many
persons lose their lives.
Massachusetts Republicans renomin-
ate the old officers at their state con-
vention.
hdly pSOple ueHy that lHe OlliCSs VIII
be removed to Dallas from St. Louis
Hon. j. B. Wells is offered the Judg-
ship made vacant by the retirement of
Russell.
Eight mills of a California concern
for manufacturing powder explode.
Loss $250,000.
Alabama & Yicksburg road carries
all supplies for Edwards free of
charge.
Irrigation congress is holding inter-
esting sessions at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Guadalupe Valley Live Stock asso-