San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE DISPATCHES BRIBFED AND
BOILED DOWN.
General Summary of the Happenings of
The Day, in Both Foreign and
Domestic Circles.

President and party are having
splendid recreation on and about Lake
Champlain.
Canada sends commissioner to
Mexico to look after trade with that
country.
Reagan's candidacy for the United
States Senate is received with favor.
Senator McEnery's constituents APP
prove his course in supporting the Din
gley bill.
Bailey's withdrawal from the SEN
atorial race is looked for, now that
Reagan is out.
Tillman is on the stump telling South
Carolina what he has done in the Sen
ate.
Injunction granted against the ex-
press tariff that was to go into effect
today.
Rates are being secretly cut to meet
the cut to Galveston, by st. Louis
roads.
Yacht Vigilant wins the race of the
New York yacht club.
Cowboys reunion comes off in Sey-
mour with great gusto.
Ancient Order of Hiberians of Amer
lea close a 10 years breach in their
ranks.
Federation committee of the Meth
odist church meets at Nashville, to
adjust missionary fields.
Mrs. Lee Coombs shoots Miss Hooker
at Middlesboro, Kentucky, in a COM
promising position with Mr.. Coombs.
Negro rape fiend escapes from a jail
in Georgia.
Florencio Castillo jailed at Laredo
for the murder of his brother-in-law.
Six negroes arreted at Bonham,
charged with killing a negro preacher,
and bailed.
Colored rapist pursued by vigilants
in Georgia cuts his throat and is found
dead.
John Randall charged with incest in
Wharton county.
Wheat spectators have made $500,
900 in Chicago wheat within the last
sixty days.
Chamberlain explains why Great
Britain abrogates the trade treaty with
Germany.
Japan wants United States to guar
antee good faith on the part of Haw-
ali in the arbitration.
New York music teachers wife sui
eides, after notifying the coroner that
she had job for him.
White women and girls in an At
lanta mill refuse to work with negroes
and strike.
The fleet of the Powers will resist the
attempt to land Turkish troops at
Crete. ...
Wind storm damages Houston $500
around the court house.
Miners are being thwarted in their
camp meetings and are growing dis
couraged.
Mercury climbes to 1O3 at Natchez
and to 100 at Memphis.
Cuban insurgents are everywhere ac-
tive and raid many of the garrrisoned
towns.
Cloud burst on Plum Creek, Col,
causes a disastrous flood.
Senator German is said to be out of
official politics, and will not run again
for the Senate.
By the middle of this month Judge
Field will have been Supreme Court
Judge longer than any other man who
ever occupied the position.
Yellow fever has made its appearan-
ce among the sailors of the Spanish
navy in Crete.
Comanches. and Kiowas are hot over
Parker's death and an uprising is
feared.
Vicksburg has had the temperature
at 100 for two days.
Senators Hawley, Cullom and Wet
more sail for Europe.
l.. A. w. Meet at Philadelphia prom
ises to be a record breaker.
Christian Reincke killed by lightning
on his farm near Cuero.
| DR.. Russell thrown from his horse
and dragged to death near Sherman.
lobe Jackson, colored, jailed at
Houston for assaulting his little girl
cousin.
Mexican exchange in Monterey is
126.
King and Sons, bankers in New
York, will go out of business. Bank
established in 1915.