San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-10
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE DISPATCHES. BRIEFED AND
BOILED DOWN.
General Summary of the Happenings Of
The Day, in Both Foreign and
Domestic Circles.

Chinaman runs over an aged citi-
zen in Ell Paso causing his death. Chi
naman jailed. .-.
Texas is represented in the pageant
of states and nations at Pueblo, Col.
People are dying by scores in the
northern cities on account of heat.
A gang of workmen in Louisville
strike a dynamite cartridge in digging
| and five are killed. p" ASST
Offices at Nashville closed on ac-
count of the death of Senator Harris.
Conference of the leaders of the
great labor organizations held to dis
cuss the strike. Es1fff
Allied labor organizations will seek
to secure general strike to aid the
miners.
The strike grows and all things in
Pittsburg district are practically tied
up.
Ex-Governor Hogg announces that he
is not candidate for United States
Senate.
Two little children of an Arkansas
mother bitten by a rattler and die.
While she was running to their aid her
babe fell into a tub of water and was
drowned.
Cabinet inclined to send the message
on monetary commission to CongreA
Senate adopts resolutions of regret
and coincidence on the death of Sena-
tor Harris.
Senatorial escort appointed to attend
Harris body to it's home in Memphis.
Tenn.
United States Consul Baker is dead
at Buenos Ayres.
President will summer on the shores
of Lake Champaign.
Tariff conferees work all day long be-
hind closed doors and late into the
night.
Lee has aided every distressed Amer
lean in Cuba and only spent $4,000 out
Of the $4,000.
No quorum of the foreign relations
and annexation treaty not
President will make no more ap-
pointments to office until after Con-
gress adjourns. h.g#.
Big excursion train goes over the
Midland to Galveston.
Mcintyre hotel at Navasota burned
up.
Japan papers continue to discuss the
treaty, but not so bitterly.
The Powers present another collec-
tive note to the Porte.
Prean Deon hanged in the jail yard
at Orange.
Attempt to dynamite DIR. Smith and
his wife at Mt. Vernon, Texas.
Thomas, negro rapist, hung up at
Forest, Mississippi, and riddled with
bullets.
Dallas highwayman given five years
on evidence furnished by his pal
Alonzo Tate suicides in Jail at Noun
tain Home, Ark, preferrirg death to
disgrace.
There are over $4,000 visitors in San
Francisco and more trains arriving.
Christian Endeavor meetings in San
Francisco are attended by vast thou
sands.
Ratchford, president of the Mine
Workers of America, is sanguine of
the success of the strike
Texas sheriffs hold three days ses-
sion in Dallas commencing on the 18th.
Judge Walker of Austin holds that
Sunday ball is not forbidden by law.
Negro shot in the Manor neighbor-
hood as he was driving to Austin.
Brice who two years ago wrecked
the National bank at Quanah has been
captured in Mexico.
Texas RECEIVERS 5000 acres of land in
a suit in Rusk county.
Excessive heat and storms in the
northwest have checked business
movements.
American woollen mills are getting
heavy fall orders, so says Dunn's Re-
view.
Queen Lii will sumner at Cape May
and other shore resorts.
over 1000 competitive entries are al
ready in the Nashville exposition and
more coming.
Another batch of 100000 pounds of
wool sold at San Angelo, leaving only
$4,000 unsold.
The test cases as to validity of Sun
day law will go to Court Of Appeals.
New York silverites talk Of naming
a Bryanite for Chief Justice of the
state.
WETZEL'S SALOON.