San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-27
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Postal Telegraph company files suit
for right-of-way from Dallas to Fort
Worth.
Nashville reports 1900 that passed
through the gates Tuesday.
Bert Brinlee killed at Blue Ridge,
near Mckinney, by riding into a wag-
on in the dark.
King of Siam orders one of his suite
executed for breach of etiquette at
Lisbon.
Spanish reply to Woodford's note
may not be cabled, but sent by mail.
1t is not probable that the reply of
Spain will be made public until Con-
gress meets.
Union Pacific reorganization commit
tee offer the U. S. $5s,067, 1898 for the
property. 1t will go.
That $4,000 loss to the government
through bogus Creek warrants are I'M
determined as to the party upon whom
the loss will fall.
Cabinet meets and considers the
forthcoming report of secretary of
state.
Grant is said to have refused the
marshalship of East Texas.
Betting in New York in the election
contest demonstrates nothing. The
sports are divided.
Bryan will not be invited to speak
in the Greater New York campaign.
Teller says that he has not abandon
ed hope of the reconciliation of sill
yer.
Dallas business men entertain the
prominent politicians in that city.
Willis 7. Morgan, of Chicago, kills
his father with did-not-know-it-was
loaded pistol.
Spain refuses publication of its note
to the United States.
Conservative element in Spain Bit
terly opposes the proposed plan of au-
tOnomy.
Cuban volunteers will make a dem
onstration on Weyler's departure, and
Americans fear their own safety.
Woodford is making a good impress
sion upon the diplomatic corps at Mad
rid.
Spain will have to raise another war
loan if the contest goes on six months
longer.
President of Austria, Unterhaus, re-
signs.
England and France are threatened
with clash in the Dahomey country
Alarm of fire in a Russian church in
the Crimea stampedes the people and
"a are crushed to death.
The rebels in India are putting on a
bold front, are being strongly enforced
and fight stubbornly.
Car says that the sarcastic COM
ments of Baden on the conversion Of
of the Czarina to the Greek faith at
the coronation, was the cause of their
not being received.
Floods devastate Azcola, Italy, and
eight are drowned
Federation of British employers at
last agree to confer with the striking |
engineers.
Army clothing factories in jefferson
Barracks, Philadelphia and San Fran
cisco may be closed.
Blizzard is raging in Cripple Creek,
Col. Snow at Denver is not drifting.
Passenger steamer grounds close in
at Cape Henry, Va. She is resting
easily.
Heavy storms, approaching billiards
in character, prevail in Nebraska, Da-
kota and the northwest.
The rains in Texas are quite gener-
al.
Foundering of an unknown bark is
reported in Delaware bay. Weather
heavy.
Policeman killed who attempted to
prevent the robbery of the poor box in
the church of the Holy Redeemer, New
York.
1t is reported that the track of the
New York Central was dynamited.
Two more bodies recovered.
Twenty lives were lost in that wreck
on the Hudson river.
Austin seems to have the hardest
rain fall of the historic period, accord
ing to her account.
Yellow fever decreases it's numbers
everywhere outside of New Orleans.
Races in Memphis called off on ac-
count of yellow fever.
Quarantine are being modified to ac-
commodate traffic.
Meningitis is making havoc with
stock down on the coast.
1t is reported that Mrs. Luetgert is
being tracked and will be found in
few days.
w. H. Brown, a blacksmith of Tay-
Tor, shoots one of his hands, c. H. Cen
ter, over a wage dispute.
Martinez goes up for life at Rio
Grande City for incest.
Nat Q. Henderson is adjudged in
sane, smoked too many cigarettes.
Costa Rican eXiles arrive in New
York.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
l. In