San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-25
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LATE DISPATCHES BRIBFBD AND
BILLED DOWN.
General Summary of the Happenings Of
The Day, in Both Foreign and
Domestic Orioles

long end of the pole.
Miners in West Virginia are return
| ing to work.
Miners about Dubois, Pa, quit work.
Uniform divorce bill is TO be draft
ed for submission to the National bar
association.
The stars and stripes, float over
ClippertOn island.
California court holds that hypnot-
ism has not been recognized in law as
a means of determining guilt or inno-
cence.
Governor Jester makes proclamation
Labor Day, Sept. 9th, as legal holi-
day.
Miss Malone's statue THE Fall of
the Alamo" is TO be placed in the
state capitol.
Mrs. Sloss is thrown from her car
riage near Buda and has her arm
broken.
Justice Fuller's daughter is dying
of appendicitis at Mount Rainier, VS..
Horn flies are worrying cattle in
West Texas and keeping them poor.
Order of Pilgrims, colored Beneyo-
lent, is holding session in Dallas.
Steers to the number of 5000 head
sold at San Angelo at $25 a head.
Adolph Schneider fatally mangled
in a La Grange cotton GIN,
Miners and operators cannot agree
in their conference and the strike goes
on.
Governor Mount, of Indiana, says
the status of the miners is disgrace
to America, that their wages are be-
low living, decent prices and that the
operators admit it.
The Mexican Minister will go to ST.
Paul this week to attend the national
gathering of farmers organizations.
u. s. marshals in Alabama are tenn
porarily reappointed until Republicans
agree.
output of Indian Territory and New
Mexico coal mines for the year was
1,996,915 tons.
Supreme court of the order of For
esters in session at Denver with 600
delegates.
Rise in the Rio Grande threatens
to carry off the town of Boquillas,
Mexico.
Mexico has stopped importing. EX-
change is at 145.
Quakers talk of starting a colony in
the valley of the Rio ,Grande below
FL Paso.
Judge Perryman acquitted of MUIR
der in the killing of Overton last year.
Self defense.
Tennessee delegates appointed TO
the southern irrigation congress in.
Nashville.
Sigma Chi fraternity is holding ses-
sion in Nashville.
There are 100000 union veterans in
Buffalo, and the president is among
them.
There was nothing but glorification
in Buffalo from the arrival of the
president until midnight.
The G. \. r. banquet at Buffalo was
one of the grandest affairs of the kind
ever witnessed in this country. The
president spoke eloquently of national
unity.
President Mckinley visited several
of the camp fires last night and was
warmly received.
President Faure is being entertain
ed with unusual honor by Russia. He
is cheered wherever he makes an APP
pearance.
Chill cabinet is reported formed with
the consent of all parties.
The area of active fighting in Pun
jaub is increasing and the British re-
tire.
COHstantinople is in a ferment as
the police chase bomb throwing Ar
menians.
Weylers statement as to Miss CHS
neros is pronounced false by an
American who was in Cuba at the
time of her arrest.
Gus Steinhoff suicides at Fort Worth
after an Intellectual attempt to murder
his wife.
Johnson dies at Pine Bluff, Ark, of
the wounds inflicted by a negro last
Sunday, and the negro was taken
from the officers and hanged.
Whitecappers in Alabama cowardly
shoot a negro, through crack in his
house. His only offense was knowing
too much of their operations.
Terrill Hill, married, is in Jail at
Dallas for enticing a Memphis girl
from home.
Negro cotton pickers driven out of
the fields by Hunt county whites.
Attempted rape is reported at Sealy.
Husband prevented the crime and
dogs are hunting the man.
The bull pool at Chicago closes its
operations for the present.
Kansas farmers are rushing their
wheat to sell at the existing prices.
The value of the silver in the silver
dollar is less than 40 cents.
Galveston merchants ask the steam
ship lines to stop the rate war.
Federal conference is asked to aid
in adjusting the Galveston matter by
injunction.
New York will not offer reduced
rates TO merchants coming east for
goods.