San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE DISPATCHES. BRIBFED AND
BOILED DOWN.
General Summary of the Happenings Of
The Day, in Both Foreign and
Domestic Circles. :

The negro exhibit at Nashville is
rapidly filling up.
FL Paso is again flooded, not by the
river but by a cloud burst.
over two and half inches rain in
one day reported from Refugio county.
Ohio Democrats nominate Horace
Chapman for governor.
Senate continues its tariff discussions
and will probably conclude on Satur-
day. ......
Republicans agree upon the reciproc-
ity measures of the tariff bill.
Complaint is still made that the
Northeastern Indians are on the ram
page, committing depredations.
John Russell Young is named as Ii
brarian of Congress.
Secretary Gage advises that the
rate on spirits be kept apart from ques-
tions of bonded period.
Congress, it is thought, will not at
tempt to legislate beyond the tariff.
Gen. Woodford gets his final instruc-
tons and calls on Minister De LONE.
Tariff bill will be largely that framed
in the House, Senate amendments go
ing that way in conference, this is Re
publican opinion.
Hawaii is not petitioning United
States in favor of the former queen,
Lii.
Illinois coal miners are in session at
Joliet this morning. Strike matters will
be discussed.
Chicago typos enter upon a determin-
ed effort to freeze out the nonrunion
men. ..l .rH
Amalgamated association of iron and
steel workers cannot agree on scale
with the manufacturers.
Pittsburg coal minres are threatening
strike along with those OF Illinois.
II the threatened strikes in coal and
iron materialize 100000 men will be out
Of work Saturday.
A feet of ten torpedo boats will run
up the Mississippi this summer to show
show the interior towns what is be-
ing done in this class of armament.
A recent court decision floors the
Commercial building trust and the Col
umbia Building and Loan association,
| both of Kentucky.
Bryan was cheered but not endorsed
for 1890 president in the Ohio conven-
ton.
Populists, Silver Republicans and
Prohibitionists will nominate tickets
in Ohio.
Boston wool market is more active
and firm.
Corsicana puts down the eleventh oil
we'll and finds fair flow.
Two heather Chinese arrested at Gal
| weston without papers.
Indictments found at Nashville
against three persons for the murder of
the Confederate Veteran Travis.
Joint Traffic association at New
York agrees to maintain rates.
Only 622 miles of rail were laid the
first six months of the present year.
Cornell wins the race against Column
bia and Pennsylvania; 2 miles in 10 m
q 2-5 $.
Texas first cotton bale goes to Nash
vile.
Urged by Russia the sultan consents
to accept the terms of the powers.
Pan Anglican Uambeth) conference
opens in Canterbury's palace. Many
prelates present.
DR.. Buchenburger declines the seere-
| taryship OF the German treasury.
Riots over the reported Dissertation
of a mosque in Chitmore, India, leads
to serious injury Of several Europeans.
Collision in the Dardanelles between
two German steamers sinks one with
loss of sixteen lives.
Yale gives diplomas to $40 young
graduates.
Philadelphia and Yorkshire, Eng,
cricket match ended by a terrible thun-
der storm.
Russia sends a new minister to Tur-
key.
More hospital buildings are erected
in Havana for Spanish soldiers.
Gen. Rivera has been transferred to
San Ambrosio hospital in Havana.
TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH