San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-11
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Deputies fire on the miners at Hazel
ton and kill score, wounding double
that number.
Troops are ordered to the scene OF
trouble at Hazelton.
There was not a mark on the sher-
iff, who claimed that he was assault
ed when he ordered his men to fire.
Yellow fever in a mild form is evil
IDENTIFY existing in New Orleans. Cases
reported, II.
Three new cases of fever are report
ed at Ocean Springs.
Supplies are reported running short
already at Dawson city.
Courts will decide If removal
from office is actionable against the
officer removing.
Steamer Niagara is ashore on Colo
RADIO shoals. near Santiago de Cuba.
Liabilities of Willard & Co., brokers,
New York, is placed at $1,000,000.
Gin and thirty-fiye bales of cotton
burn at Midlothian.
Cold weather is setting in early in
Alaska and suffering has already COM
menced.
The last steamer out from Alaska
brought no. bullion.
Galveston guarantees against pas
sengers, baggage, goods and freight
from infected places.
New Orleans board of health say
that there has been but one case Of
yellow fever there.
Illinois Central railway will cooper
30 hna1fh ar1S in nrnUlnt-
ing the spread of fever.
Insurgents capture Victoria de las
Tunas. garrison surrenders, officers ex-
changed.
London journals plainly tell Spain
that she cannot hold Cuba.
Spain is contemplating immediate
reforms for Cuba.
The Madrid press score Weyler for
the loss of Victoria de las Tunas.
Madrid Weyler asks Weyler to ex-
plain the loss of the Tunas garrison.
Another expedition of Cubans leaves
the United States.
New York reports twenty heat pros
tratiOns, none fatal.
State Health Officer Swearingen
counsels local quarantine against all
infected places.
Textbook board meets in first for
NAL session this morning.
Rangers arrested thirty-nine law
breakers during August.
Brazilian fanatics rout the regulars
with heavy loss.
The evidence against Luetgertt is
of the same old damaging kind.
Gould, Little Rock sensational edi-
tor, is warned to leave town and gets.
Fight in Lamar county among cotton
pickers results in the death of one
Jones.
White man in Jasper charged with
outraging a 10 year old negro girl.
Miners convention is in session
again today in Columbus.
Mary Anderson denies the report
of her going onto the concert stage.
German Lieutenant suicides over
his 100000 losses in gambling.
German Nationalist Deputy. arrested
at Vienna charged with high treason.
Peace is reported to have been es-
tablished in Uruguay between gov
eminent and rebels.
Bank of England is reported to
carry part of its reserve of the future
in silver
No yellow fever cases reported
from Mobile.
There is rigid quarantine up the
Mississippi river.
Waller county man asks protection
against assassination, at the trial he
is to attend as prosecutor of his neigh
borhood for fence cutting.
The yellow fever that has been de-
clared such is of very mild form.
Brennan pays $4,000 for the negli-
gence of whole in the street.
Corpus Christi merchants can take
their choice between Arkansas Pass or
the boats.
British steamer in the China trade
founder, and captain commits sui
eide.
Average condition of American
wheat is higher than one month ago.
Galveston will build two floating
elevators with 10000 bushels capacity
each.
Hawaii will pay the expenses Of
Senator Bacon, who opposed the
treaty In Congress, to the islands and
back to show him the situation.
The trade reviews report increased
buying by tobbers, increased demand
for manufactures.
Five whites and twenty-five natives
killed in an explosion in South At
rican mine.
Kruger is having trouble with the
finances OF Transvaal. which are in
bad shape