San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-14
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

sewers.
There is no change in the miners
strike, save that it is raising the price
of coal.
Mine operators show no disposition
to arbitrate.
Turks in Armenia no longer attack
Christians openly, but are exterminat-
ing them secretly.
President of Nicaragua celebrates
the revolution that made him presi-
dent.
Riot at the Barcelona bull fight aris-
es from dissatisfaction with the pro-
gram.
Nail workers in England strike for
ten per cent. increase in wages.
Bimetallic commission narrowly es-
capes defeat on the proposition to de-
fer tax bill.
Guatemala and Costa Rica want to
name their own terms for joining the
Cent Am. Confed.
|. Queen receives the bimetallic COM
mission at Windsor castle.
Italy is of the opinion that the Turks
| attitude cannot longer be tolerated.
Conferees are not inclined to yield
on wool, sugar and lead schedules.
Senate spent the day in discussing
| Pacific railroad affairs in connection
with the deficiency bill.
Revocation of Cleveland's pension
| agency consolidation order will be dis
cIssed in cabinet today.
| The government scientists will ac-
| company the Peary expedition to the
north.
| Uncle Sam is taking steps to main
| tain it's attitude to Hawaii against ia
| pan.
House adjourned yesterday after
reading Journal, out of respect to SEN
4 ator Harris.
| All arrangements for the burial of
| Senator Harris this afternoon are COM
| plete, they are elaborate.
Cotton mills in Lawrence employing
5000 hands are again in operation.
| Gen. de Badens. French officer, sec
ond in command at Tonquin, is acct
dentally drowned.
Six murders in Dallas within month
have aroused the people to crusade
against crime.
Actor Radcliffe gets postponement
of his hearing for assaulting his wife
| Mrs. Mack and Mr.. Thorne plead a
| " NAo"h
| against Them
Chicago man murdered in New Or
leans by two negroes for his money.
Murders are reported at Waco
Brownsville, Tenaha and rape at Rock
dale.
Injunction dissolved against the Pos
tal-Telegraph company stretching its
wires in Texas.
England and France are ready to
withdraw their ambassadors from
| Turkey.
| Annual convention of Texas shefiffs
convenes at Dallas.
| Bee county stockmen ship 100 fine
grade bulls to Mexico.
| Ex-Minister to Russia Lathrop dies
of the heat at Detroit.
| Delegates to the Republican league
meeting at Detroit are slow in arriv-
ing.
| Lightning strikes the New York
state militia camp at PeekskiIl, killing
| one man.
Thermometer drops 10 degrees in
| New York.
| Fairmont, West Virginia miners get
an advance of cents per ton.
| Gov. Mount of Indiana says his SYM
| pathies are all with the miners.
Illinois miners are all coming out of
the works and joining the strikers.
Everything quiet in Costa RIGA and
boundary question will soon be settled.
Taxes levied by the state since 1881
on the Austin bridge will be collected.
| Marcus Bunton, stockman of Sabinal
thrown from his horse and skull frac-
tured.
| Grandmother Holman, grandmother
of John d. Mccall, is dead.
| International Christian Endeavor
convention closes it's labors at San
| Francisco.
Texas Press association visits the ex-
| position at Nashville.
Conference of Charities and Correc-
lions is in session in Toronto, Can.
| Governor Black, of New York, disap-
| proves of the removal of Police Com
missioner Parker by Mayor Strong, of
New York City.
Rain has been quite general over
| South and Central Texas
| Mallory is making an attempt to
crowd the Lone Star steamship COM
pany to the wall, by refusing over
some of it's rail connections to let the
collections follow the freight.
The third annual congress of Next
CO is now in session at Guadalajara.
Rain cools the temperature at Chica-
| go so that 1t is endurable.
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