San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-09
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States.
Trades Union Congress at Birming-
ham demand International bemetal-
ism.
Mexican cattle are being imported
into this country and paying the new
tariff.
Gold wing of the Ohio Democrats
will nominate a state ticket.
An order yacating the great mine
strike is expected today.
u. s. government increases its quar-
antine force to meet the situation.
New Light vessel will soon be at
Diamond Shoals, off Cape Hatteras,
for protection of mariners.
Secretary of the treasury is at work
on his annual report.
Congressional committee and the at
torney general consult over that Pa
cific road foreclosure.
Strike leaders all feel that it is best
TO accept the operators terms, but
there is opposition. +
Miss Nellie de Brey, EndeavOr su-
lp~erintendent. is dead at Galveston.
Kelly, Yoakum shoe dealer assigns.
A. A. Akart, oldest conductor on the
Wabash is dead.
Montgomery, Ala, guarantees. 1t
has no yellow fever.
Post Surgeon White, of the immi-
grafton Will CONNIE to the coast. He
has experience.
Collision on the Santa Fe near En-
poria, Kans., wrecks two trains and
persons are killed. Seven
bodies have been taken out of the
wreck. Mr.. Bryan was on board the
+eoi IN aud ,y-nrl-nI band pncn,,fnn thn
suffering and dead.
Condition of affairs vastly improved
in the fever district on the gulf. Only
two new cases.
Mobile reports herself as absolutely
free from any signs fever fever.
DR.. John Guiteras, the yellow fever
expert of Philadelphia is not certain
that the Ocean Springs disease is vel
low fever. He is making expert ex-
aminatiOns on the ground.
Big livery establishment of Hellhau- |
at Sinner is burned.
There has been no written alliance
between France and Russia.
Gen. Won Bulow is slated for the
chancellorship when HOhen- |
lOe %retires.
Attempt will be made to extend the
tenure of Office of the French presi-
dent.
Bismarck says that there is nothing
in the driebund treaty preventing |
separate alliances.
Beber, on the Nile, has fallen into
the hands of the British.
All business circles in Peru urge the
adoption of the gold standard.
Venesuela reports ricil gold fields dis
covered in the state of Miranda.
Duke and Duchess of York leave
Ireland for Scotland.
1t is reported that England secures |
a concession to complete the CPanama
canal.
Premier Of Spain, Azcaraga denies
saying that he prefers war to interven-
ton.
Miss Chapman assaulted in her
at Macon, Ga, by an unknown.
State increases its damaging testi-
mOny against the Chicago sausage
maker.
Five negroes arrested at Farris for
whitecapping.
Waco school master, aged 20 years,
arrested for outrage on a little girl.
Emma Goldman, anarchist, is order
ed to leave Providence, X. l., or so to
Jail.
Citizen and Times-Union newspap-
|ers OF Jacksonville, Fla, are con-
sOlidated.
New York vest makers win and go
sack to work at their terms.
klondike stocks will not be listed on
the Colorado stock exchange.
Six young men drowned off Detroit,
accident caused by their rocking the
boat until it capsized.
Hays county cotton growers are CON-
planning of destruction by worms.
That valise at Laredo with $203,00
in it has found an owner, Senior
ITrseba, Cedral, Mex.
Wool demand in Boston market is
strong.
Mile biked with a flying start at
London, in 1875 2-5.
Malarial fever is laying many on
their backs at Tampico.
Nuttall, the British swimmer, de-
feats his Australian riv8
Negro woman licensed to practice
law at Memphis.
Kaufman county school house was
stolen and moved 10 miles to another
locality.
Six persons killed in an explosion of
natural gas at Cygnot, Ohio.
Two adventureres claiming to be the
duke and Duchess of Rio Grande are
arrested in London.
Greece will probably accede OF the
demand of Germany as to her finances.
Japan formally proposes her plan of
arbitration with Hawaii.
Liquids and such under the usual
postal regulations as to packing now
come in Mexican mail.
Mexico imposes no tonnage duties