San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE DISPATCHES. BRIEFED. AND
BOILED DOWN.
General Summary of the Happenings OF
The Day, in Both Foreign and
Domestic Circles.

Rain and hail sweep section OF
Dallas.
Rain is reported at Greenvllle ana IN
the section around Forney.
Indiana man has an invention to SUD-
stitute oil for coal for sea fuel.
DR.. Fortune Baptist minister at
Paris denounces the orthodox church
as dishonest.
Cotton mills in Maine shut down to
reduct output.
Texas railroads are dissatisfied with
the commissioners cotton rates and
may enjoin.
II is rumored that express companies
will enioin the new rates by commits
sioners.
Suits filed against the G. H. & S. A.
and the Texas Central, by railroad
commission for violation of law
Encouraging activity in industrial
operations reported in the south.
Little Rock banker pardoned with
seventeen months to serve and goes
home.
A number of Mexican and American
physicians will attend the information
al medical congress in Moscow IN Au-
gust.
Cotton mills in Rhode Island that shut
down a week ago resume on full time.
British government will not do any
thing in the Mrs. ,Maybrick case
Col. Hunt is appointed internal rev.
enue collector for the Fourth Texas
district.
Postmaster Blanchard at San Angelo
has not been confirmed.
Silver is quoted at 90 low water
mark
sunstrokes, with two fatalities report
ed at sherman.
steamer Topeka arrived at Seattle
reports thousands flocking into Alaska.
Detail of the squadron in New YORK
and New Jersey waters is made for the
naval maneuvre.
Blake will resign the state chair
manship of the Democratic party In
TEXAS TO enter the race for governor.
BRYAN is to swing around the Whole
Atlanta ministers are preaching
crusade against lynching and mob vio-
lenoe in that state.
Importers protest against collecting
duties on Saturdays importations.
weston and groan for the Governors
Guard.
Crowds of office seekers crowd the
White House.
Queen Lii Gays on President Mckin-
ley.
Confiictions in the new tariff meas
ure are being noted. They will be ex-
planned.
President signs bill suspending dis
eliminating duties under specified con-
ditions, for surveyor general Of Alas
ka, and some others.
Returned ministers to Germany and
Turkey call on President Mckinley.
President leaves Washington on
Wednesday noon for Lake Champaign.
War office is mooting the advisable
ity of establishing a post at Yuokn.
Sunstroke reported in Alaska of a
gold prospector.
Mercury yesterday at Paris was log
in the shade.
Spain is encouraged at the action of
Congress in not passing the Cuban res
olutions.
British Commons crowded to hear
the debate on South African commits
sioners' report.
England is happy at the defeat of
Emperor Williams pet bill in the Prus-
sian diet.
Chamberlain's colonial federation
scheme has petered out.
Clayton Bulwer treaty does not bar
Hawaiian annexation, so says Great
Britain.
Negroes at Olive, Texas, are hunting
for rapist of their own color to hang
him.
There is growing evidence every
where that the miners strike is fail
ure.
Gold find in Guerrero, Mexico. is ri
valling that of Klondike.
Steamer City of Baltimore runs on
rock at Flat Island mouth of the ST.
Lawrence.
The Lone Star line meets the latest
cut of the Mallory's.
Two thousand three hundred gar
met makers are on a strike in New
York.
WANTED.