San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE DISPATCHES BIIBFID AND
BOILED DOWN.
General Summary of the Happenings Of
The Day, in Both Forsign and
Domestic Circles.

+. Waco is in state of uncertainty
oversthe election of treasurer under
the new city law.
State officials at Washington are
silent asftq Woodford's mission to
sound Europe.
| Several designations in the Spanish
cabinet are expected shortly.
Purcell, American, bests Thompson
in six rounds before the London Ath-
letic club.
Hot Springs court holds that stealing
Mexican silver certificates is not em-
bezzlement
That Birmingham disease is genuine
small pox, so say the Washington sur
geons.
Annual convention of Poor farm"
superintendent is held at Corsicana.
Two young Scots, of the Fort
Worth, elope and are married at Dali
las.
Otto C. Among, aged 20, weds May
Partridge, aged Is, at Dallas, the
girls guardian consenting, to save an
elopement.
Anderson, who turned up missing at
Houston three weeks since, is still
absent.
Frank Richardson, car inspector,
loses q. cards in Houston and suicides.
Postal Telegraph company at Dallas
is rushing construction.
Miners refuse to arbitrate the wage
question in the Pittsburg district.
All organized labor in its divisions
and subdivisions called to meet at st.
Louis on the Both to consider the
strike.
Cash wheat sells for 81 in st. Louis.
One choice car for seeding. May OPP
tons sold at 81.
Massachusetts cotton mills are run
ming full time, demand heavier.
National Tube works in McKees-
port, Pa, advance wages ten percent
all round.
Every wheat market in the world
outside of Paris reports wheat ad-
vanced.
Deac pacificos faint the air in the
neighborhood of Spanish forts in Gu
ba.
Weyler is conspicuously discourteous
to the American government in Their
requests in behalf of prisoners.
Fresh outrages in Constantinople are
feared. The British and Italian war
ships enter the harbor.
Bulgaria and Austria have adjusted
their little differences.
Spain, Italy, Austria, Germany ard
Russia adopt international measures
against anarchists.
Six Armenian anarchists arrested
in Constantinople. They will be put
out of the way.
Two Turkish newspapers are prohih-
tied from being circulated in India.
COLTS friend Isadore RIGA is arrest
ed at Lisbon.
Coal barges in the Mississippi near
Baton Rouge fill with water and sink.
Loss $4,000.
Galveston has had nearly five inches
of water fall in five days.
Charles Krey, trusted clerk of Pa
cific Express company at st. Louis,
arrested for ENLIGHTENMENT.
Whit Chapman gets % years at
Hampstead for rape.
Customs receipts Mexico are un.
usually large.
Farm work in Mississippi is at a
standstill owing to excessive rains.
Coal operators say that they are
making the concessions that Ratchford
asked.
Gold hunters can cut wood in
Alaska for the winter, 81 a cord.
General passenger association chan
ges route to Put-in-Bay via Detroit
to prevent scalping.
Terrible cruelty to convicts is re-
ported in the convict camp in Georgla.
Freight and excursion trains collide
in Lima, Ohio. Nearly a score are
badly hurt.
Young People of United Presbyter-
ian and Associate Reform church will
probably unite their societies.
President is at Troy. A fool po-
liceman mistakes a marshars signal