San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE DISPATCHES BRIBFED AND
BOILED DOWN.
General Summary of the Happenings o
The Day, in Both Foreign and
Domestic Circles.

Florida treasurer resigns to save i'm
parchment and the state $4,000.
There will be no general strike among
the Pittsburg coal miners at present.
La Grange oil mill, gin and the en-
tire plant changes hands. Local capital
contemplates another mill.
North Texas has an overabundance
of rain, and early reports are full of
scare items.
Wind wrecks the Dallas Cycle park
and several other structures in the city
and fair grounds.
Cloud burst of an hour floods Fort
Worth.
Four inches of is rain reported at
Temple and crops badly wind blown.
Austin has heavy rain accompanied
with some hail and heavy wind.
Hearne has a small cyclone, some
old buildings blown down and others
unroofed. No one hurt.
San Quinten prisoners become docile
under discipline and are ready to go
to work.
Canovas is requested by the Queen
of Spain to retain office until the cris-
is passed.
fix Pasha have a conference.
Balfour is questioned as to murders
committed by Musselmans in Crete.
He says it cannot be helped.
Havana press roasts the American
correspondents for the reports sent out
as to Cuba.
The interview with Faure was salts
factory to the American bimetallists.
There will be no jubilee pardons for
the Irish political prisoners.
Italian minister to Brazil is threat
ened with assassination by his coun-
trymen.
Japan kicks at the reply of Hawaii
as to restricting Jap immigration to
that island.
Some of the Federal troops in Brazil
join the revolutionary standard.
Motion for retaliatory duties against
American products made in the French
chambers.
Black bass in large numbers are be-
ing distributed from the San Marcos
hatchery.
Texas rules the roast in the t. p. a,
convention at Nashville, and busts the
combine.
T. p. A. elect Wallerstein president
and LIE Baume secretary.
Spanish securities advance a point
upon Canovas' resignation.
John Redmond, exluded from paflia-
ment will be elected Lord Mayor OF
Dublin.
Christian convention at Waco con-
| tinue in session.
Christian Womans board of miss
ions at Waco congratulate by the Nat
| ional board.
Central synod of the Reformed
church in America opens sessions at
Asbury Park, New Jersey.
President Mckinley will leave for
Nashville at noon on the 9Th.
Commissioner Calhoun has sailed
from Havana for ,-.e United States.
Secretary of the Union Stock Yards,
Chicago, refuses to show the books to
the investigating committee of the
Interstate Commerce commission.
The Queen of Spain is waiting for
Campos to join the cabinet conference
before holding it.
Attempt to corner all whiskey men
now held in bond.
Trouble in Arkansas over race riots
is quieting down. Principals not yet
arrested.
Counterfeit bonds to the extent of
81, $50, 900 reported fioated in the Uni
ted States.
Bather drowned in the undertow at
the foot of 10th street Galveston.
Five tanks containing $1,000 gallons
water, fall five stories in New York
1T
and contractor arrested for homicide.
People of Tom Green county oppose
the proposed irrigation districting of
the state.
The Indian murderer Badger is ar
rested and is in the custody of the state
at Mills City, Montana.