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The Dillon tribune., 1882-12-23
AT THE OLD LOG STORE
You will still find


AT THE OLD LOG STORE
You will still find
0wDDT d BALDWIN
With 4 large and finely selected stock Of Groceries
and General Merchandise. do not fail to give them
CALL for you will find Il your interest to try their
goods and prices.
Horse Prairie Butter, nice and sweet, at Kirkpat-
rick Bros. =.
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Majoica gold band China and Glassware at Kirk
patrick Bros.
Al SWEET 4 BALDWIN'S
Just received Car load Of Sugar.
Just received a car Of Fresh Corn Meal.
just received car Of Liverpool Salt.
just received a cur Of Canned Goods.
just received car OF Soap.
Just received \ car ot Kegs, Denohns, Wash
Boards, etc.
PLENTY OF MONEY IN IT.
Buy q Detler!ck Hay Press and do custom
work. For sale by The John w. Lowell
Wagon co'aP s.!n1y:,>~~~o,o~~~o~
s.Patcnt Adjustable Baiing Ties" with Press
to ,match is just what you want to put your hay in
shape tor any market. For sale only by The John
W. Lowell Wagon Co.
An elegant line Of Ladies' and Misses Hoods,
and Gen n. scarfs' just received at Kirk
The ss'sbr.isd Henry Clay Cigar. imported and
| domestic, at Eastn,an's.
Genuine Key West Cigars. best in the land, q,
Eastinan's.
/ Jurt receivcd.-A fresh lot Of Fixed Star Cigar
| ut Eastn,an's.
Plug Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, all kinds
and brands, AT E..st,nan's.
Cigarettes til you can't rest. at kast'nan's.
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| Examine the Pocket Knives 1T East,nan's.
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Mecrschaum goods, warranted cheap and good
| at Eastnan's.
The Fixed Star Is 6,er than silk. Try one and b.
COMMUNICATION sale at Eysttnan's
|
five cent Cigar that can't BIZ beat, he fOunt
| ut Eastmans.
| Everything in the smoking line except n brcl
chimney, can BE- bought cheap ut Eastn,ans.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-12-23
SWEET 4 BALDWIN.
Baby 3sAGga0o.

II YOU want nice baby buggy, call ut the Dillon
Furniture Store and sec the new reversible handle
carriages Prices reasonable. If
\ large lot Of cheap Bcdstcads just received at
the Dillon Furniture Store. II
A large and choice selection Of New Music for
the Auto-piano, at Butts Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-12-23

Letter paper, Note paper, envelopes, inks, ink
st:.,.s, pens, pencils. rubber bands, Sponge glasses
aud almost everything in the stationery iise. al
MeixhtlnAn'k.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-12-23
ss- A good Havana Cigar can be had u
g. Hirschman's Kentucky Whisky Depot -

For California Underwear go to Sweet & Bald
wins. TnEY KEEP Tilg REsT.
We nov h.v'. the tine t an | ~ ,St complete stock
Of GROCERIES in Dillon, which we will sci
at low figures for cash.
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Toilet Articles
Mirrors, combs, brushes, soaps, perfumes, pow
ders, etc. Haek,ng brushes, trench polish, nc. &c
Ut WeIghlman's. l.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-12-23

100 barrels OF Kentucky Whistles In
bond, by l.. G. Fyhrie & Co.
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Good News TOR UtII00!!y
In connection with the City Bakery the proprietor
has opened Confectionery Stand. where will be
Candy. daily made and guaranteed fresh and good.
CIlAS. MORTON.
Proprietor.
The Furniture Store at Dillon Is again In full
blast, and all who are in need Of Furniture will
fad II to their interest to buy Ut once rs am selling
goods way down. z. W. buTTs
Just receiver At the Dillon Furniture Store, tul
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Mrs. I. T. Dingley is agent for the light.
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just received ut Setrec, Ferris 4 Whites, $1,000
MS genuine English Cumberland blacksmith's

Canary birds for sale. Enquire at Kirkpatrick
l2rnt
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Call at Mrs. Hanson's and see the beautiful dolls,
which will be raifled in a few days,

\ large assortment OF FANCY GOODS, OF ev
cry description, just received at Mrs. M. A. Ding
1ev
The Dillon tribune., 1882-12-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.
A NclENr ORDER Of UNITED WORK.
H0 FOR THE HOLIDAYS (!

Sets, Handkerchief Boxes, Work Boxes, Japanese
Ware, Decalccinanic Pictures, ETC. Also, Plumcs,
Gents Hosc etc., which will offer at the lowest
prices until after the Holidays.
Mas. NJ. A. DINCLEY.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-12-23

Get Dillon Daisy Cigar at Z. Hirschman's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-12-23

Plenty Of Heating Stoves. for coal, at Darts.
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PLENTY OF MONEY IN IT.
Buy q Detlerick Hay Press and do custom
work. For sale by The John w. Lowell
WAGON COlNUAny.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
The RecOrtlershiD.

The office OF city recorder is one OF very little
Importance, his duties are confined to cases
arising under the city ordinances, and any man
of ordinary sense can discharge the duties of
the Office. During the past two years, Mr.. An
dcrSOn has been rccOrner and 50 far we can
hear has made II good officer. The usual style
of cases coming before the recorder. are upon
complaint of the police and disposed of in Il
very peremptOry style by Il fine or imprisonment
in the city Jail. The office is not Il snecure but
it approaches il very nearly. If the mayor
had no more to do than the present incumbent
undertakes odO, he could serve rs recorder
Ibis honor has so acted for weeks during the
aDsense of the recorder attending to private
business In other localities.
But the recorders court Is profitable mill
for the city, and can he used rs Il most valuable
adjunct in the administration of the affairs of
the city. Through the recorder the ordinances
find enforcement and if the ordinances now
existing were strictly enforced the recorder
would have his hands full aud the police have
all they could attend to-
Now il French is to be reelected mayor, il
does not matter who is elected recorder, but
II we are to have Il vigorous administration
the recorder should be up to the mark.
also. There are three gentlemen offering SO
far, to wit: Recorder Anderson, ex Recorder
ROSenheimer and Bryan Callaghan, Esq.
Judge ROScnhcimer made a good recorder
and during his term of Office he came in contact
with considerable opposition because he was
strict in the punishment of evil-dOerS
Bryan Calllghan, ESD, has every qualtca-
ton for Il good recorder, and if he should be
elected we should expect II fearless enforce
ment of the ordinances in all cases coming be-
tore him.
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lnent was had to the 18th inst
LAREDO LETTER.
LAREDO, December IL, lsS2.

LAREDO, December H. 1852.
EVENING LIGHT:
As there has been no fights for the past few
days thought would let the community at
large know so that the good people can come
to Laredo without being mOlested
As we are to have Il change i'm our city af-
fairs thought probably yOII could get some of
our worthy eX-pOlicc job in San Antonio,
either on the police force or in the ice factory,
as some of them may need cooling of.
streets and sercnading the new elected officers
for the past few days. This election has been
great slam on some of our white-handle six
shooter boys.
We have got the prettiest constable here that
can be found in the state, he is IL regular girl
only.
Our city is full of the knights of the green
clOth AMI more are coming, this W i'll he rich
held Tor them to work in during the fiesta.
Rice is the father of eleven pound boy,
that thought he would yet here ahead of the
feasts, Rice is about the prOudest man i'm or
about Laredo, he thinks he is the only daddy i'm
the country.
Some of our moral sober sided gentlemen
got on a little tare and made things lively the
other night it is strange they do it, but then
they do 1t, the most moral and refined, will let
their foot slip occasionally.
Frenchy has the prettiest hack and grey team
there is in the city, and he is Us proud of them
as fatty Is of his fOrty-twO's and can han
die them just as well
heard there would be large chicken mill
fought here during the feasts, it would pro-
badly pay some of your chicken men of San
Antonio, to bring their thorough bred stock
down.
Babcock was discharged on the insanity case
verdict rendered insane without restraint.
rom Howard the show man is in town look
| ing around for the interest of his shows.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
LOVE FEASTS.
How PiOus Christians Spend a Winter
Evening Pleasantly.

The lady members of the SOledad street NJ.
E.church gave "SOciable" in the basement of
the church last night. The attendance was not
very large owing probably to u number of 9TH
er entertainments in town. The evening was
spent IN playing games and singing by the
young folks The ladies served coffee and cake,
and afterwards took up a collection, realizing
about fifteen dollars. The crowd not being
large enough to devOur all the cakes on hand
Mr. Arson Bennett mounted the stand and in
Sllvery tones conducted an auction by which
STU more were raised for the benefit of the new
church. One of the cakes auctiOned
on was said to be made of
breeding eggs. Among the ladies
ana gentlemen present were Mrs. Thrall, Capt.
and Mrs. MCMasters, Mrs. Faville, Mr.. and
Mrs. ). w. I. Love- Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran, and
Mr.. AnsOn Bennett. The success of the enter
talnment was due to a society known
as The Cleaners, composed of Misses
Matte Campbell, Belle Maltsberger Ma
mic, Chew, E. Sanford Rebecca Chew, Mat
tie. Maltsberger, Addie Crowter Nettie beats,
Lea and Maggie Bennett, Mamie Vance Nam
ME Notaw, Emma Allensworth, Mrs. W. j.
Young, Mrs. }. W. c. Love, Miss Tillie
Johnson, PRESIDENT Miss Sadie Chew. sec
rotary, and Miss Ida Cochran, treasurer.
The Baptists, too, had Il gathering 1t was at
the residence of DR.. 5. T. Lowry on avenue c.
Among those present were Rev Mr.. DOdsOn
and wife, Mr.. S. Cayce and wife, Prof. Hunt,
Mr.. Mcclure and wife, Mr.. Myers and wife.
Mrs. Steagall, Mr.. Anderson and wife, Mrs
Gould, Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Maurer, Miss Strand.
Miss Beaumont, Miss Tatllnl, Miss Glass Miss
Frlsch. Mrs. CarricO, Miss CarricO, Miss HortOu.
Mr.. Lee and Mr.. Bracey.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
MAYO'S DAVY CROCKETT.
An Unfaithful POrtraiture of the Charac-
teristics Of the Hero of the Alamo.

'The name of the play keeps it going said a
newspaper man of twenty years experience
referring to Davy Crockett. He spoke truth.
Davy Crockett is nothing more than a penny
dreadful. Mayo, so far as his makeup is con-
cerned, is faithful to the stern hero but in
speech and action he fails to portray Crockett
as he was. OF course if Il faithful portraiture
of CrOckettS characteristics is not in
tended the above statements fall
flat: but let it once be known
that the name of the play has been miSapprO-
priated and few of the audience can be clisscd
among the reading pubic. me defects or the
first night were augmented last night. Mayo
alone was worthy of criticism. 1t is II matter
of regret that he allows his reputation to be
jeOpardized by presenting his DaVy Crockett
where the real Davy is SO well remembered, for
Mayo is an able actor.
The Streets of New York will be Oh the
boards this evening.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned in tho Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.

Contractor r. G. Reid came in from Pinto
last night.
Sam Bennett, who was i'll for few days, has
recovered.
Herbert Asten is here from New York, visit
ing his relatives.
Hon. A. l., Kessler of New Braunfes, i.
booked at the Mcnger.
Capt. John r. jefferson, of Tom Green co,n-
ty, is at the Menger
Henry krenner, a prominent citizen of Gin
cinnati. is at the Menger.
Thomas II. Swope,an Old friend to Col .Hord,
arrived from Kentucky yesterday,
S. J. Triplett, of Austin, well known among
the printing fraternity, is in the city.
Col. T. w. PIERCE, president of the Sunset
railway, will stay in the city some days.
Col. George Breckenridge, Gen. Augur and
Capt. Campbell are cunning along the coast.
DR.. A. J. Smith of Cambridge. Mass, is re-
cent accession to the dental profession in this
city.
Charley Minor of the Sunset, United States
Marshal GOsling and Henry Berg have returned
for Austin.
Arthur NJ. Ochoa, wife and children arrived
this morning from Monterey and left at noon
for the north.
Wheat Thompson has returned from the
Bryan Agricultural college He is suffering
with pneumonia.
Miss Kate CarlyOn and the other members of
the Stebig constellation are expected to arrive
here in a few days.
Frank Mayo had his photograph taken while
standing in the door of the historic Alamo
church yesterday.
E. 5. Hart, a representative of II. p. Studley
4 Co., one of the foremost printing and ithO-
graphing firms of st. Louis, is in the city.
Mrs. Fl Nrbahn, accompanied by her son AL
bert have come from Brooklyn, N. Y, to spend
John Wood, of Zavala county a guest at the
Central, has come here to ascertain what has
become of the effects of his father, who died
here some days since, but thus far his efforts
have been unsuccessful.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
Military Orders,
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
SAN ANTONIO, December l3, 1SS2.
SDecial Orders No 1:SR

Headquarters DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
SAN ANTONIO, December l}, lSS!.
Special Orders No. 1873.
During the temporary absence of the depot
quartermaster, Second Lieutenant John New
tOn 18th infantry, acting assistant quartermas-
ter, will take charge of his Office, and quarter
masters depot, at San Antonio, Texas.
A board, to consist of the department nspec
tor, commanding officer post of Sun Antonio
and the depot luartermaster at the San Anto-
| MO depot, is hereby constituted to convene at
headquarters, to consider and make recOmmen-
dations as to measures indicated by the follow
ing:
1.-Efficient concentrated action between the
post and depot, in case of fire at either place,
or among the quarters for officers at head
quarters.
Fire details from the post and depot.
3.-DutieS of the miltary-by troops COM
panies, or detachmens- and the employees of
the quartermaster'S department, when a fire
alarm shall have been given.
4.-FacilitieS available for the protection, and
the exact location of hydnnts hose, lad
derS &c.
by order of BRIGADIER GENERAL AUGUR:
THOMAS VI. VINCENT,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
THE SETTINGS AND GOVERNOR IRE
LAND.

The "Siftings" being an Austin institution,
a sort of an asylum for stale wit, as it were,
digs Gov. Ireland in the ribs with column of
advice as to how he shall run his Office, and
intimates that like all other Austin institutions
it is willing to become his champion, SC.
Now, SO far as we are concerned, Judge
Ireland is the same man now that he was be-
fore the day Of election. We like him person.
ally, but politically we have little respect for
him, and so far as his career as governor is
concerned we have no reason to expect any,
thing satisfactory. In the very nature of
things as now constituted in Texas, Ireland
will be powerless, even if he possessed the
ability or desire to change the mis-
cradle policy of state government we
have fallen into under democratic
rule. By system of Jerrymandering
the last democratic Legislature managed to so
arrange the districts as to destroy the chance
tor even minority representation in the leeis-
lature-the next senate will be strictly demo-
cratic-the house will be nearly so,-thus a
minority of over one hundred thousand voters
are practically excluded from representation,
while the party of spoils runs the state gov
eminent.
What can John Ireland dos Stop the mis-
cradle policy of state inanciering that has ac-
cumulated the peoples money in the vaults of
the treasury by the million, while the public
domain is given away by the million to build
capitol and state bonds are purchased at a
premium Of 40 per cent. This has all been
done and can't be undone.
Ireland will simply be a 6gure.head to
machine-that's all.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
Restaurant Brunswick,

VIM. Pe has just opened his rech ,.rche res
taurant in part of the green front saloon build
ing. He will delight in serving epicureans with
porter-hOuSe steaks, fine chops, all kinds OF
se,ille rock oysters on the half shell and other
WISE fresh salt water fish and all kinds of game
that the season gives. \ lunch counter loaded
with all the good viands of the market is con-
nected with the establishment. Mr.. Pell has
also taken charge of the lunch counter of the
Vaudeville, and under the arrangement now
complete will run two complete sets of attend
cnts, cooks, walters and all. One visit to him
will assure all who wish to enjoy strictly first
class fare. Fine wines and liquors of all kinds
can be had lI-lI-5m
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
Sale of 4 Stock Ranch Year the City

Mr.. VIM. Thornton has sold his 400 acres pas
turc miles west of the city for $50 per acre to
Il gentleman from liastrOp county, who will go
into the dairy business.
These lands were held ut from 81 to 5 per
acre Il few years since, they are all prairie
without permanent: water This sale illus
trites what we have contended for, that every
acre of land covered with mesquite grass near
San Antonio is worth 500 per acre. Mr.ThOrn-
tons sale may be considered IL good one to-day
but the same property will bring $50 per acre
twelve months from now.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
Benevolent Women.

AT a meeting of the WOmen's
Benevolent AsSOcationin the Vance
house 1t resolved to re-
quest "Our lady citizens to deposit with the
association such articles of clothing and bed
ding as will be useful for distribution among
the INDECENT; to send contribution of fruits
and refreshments to the prisoners in Jail as an
expression of the kindly interest of the asso-
citation, and to notify the city and the county
authorities that as the charter of the assOcia-
ton is now at hand the association is prepared
to receive any appropriations selected to be
made.
Adjournment was had to the 18th inst
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
At the Little Law Shons

Justice Anton Adam has set cases n r. trial
on the uates named Marcelllno Diaz +. n.
zen, Jan. }; Arnold Helfecker vs. the GaiyeS
Snll, iousto,i c anu Sih ANTONIO rail iy ami
VS.. A. b. Frank Il Co, j. II. KampnE mn w
Casey Co.. and the State vs.. G. II I'd dis 4
AVA -InIIuaS IiioTllng newt al ~ o lock.
tt c'er onieluS hearu testlnOnyH ester
"a, III Sne I''se vi raul I MadSworth no was
So Wadsworth preferred going to jailN m,v-
ing the line, f"'
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
LIGHT SPARKS.

The county commissioners meet to-mor
row.
The eighth cavalry band will probably ar
rive here next week.
That there has been municipal ring
formed everybody knows.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
meet at Trinity church at half-p 4 this after
noon.
citation has been received from the secretary of
state.
"A lecture-"IIOw to read the bible"-will
be delivered at Temple Beth Ell at half-past
O'Clock this evening.
We don't blame the gamblers for support
ing French-its business; his ingratitlidc TO
Jack Harris doesn't count,
A car was destroyed by fire on the Mexican
Paclfic extension yesterday evening. No par
ticuarS Of the destruction have yet been re-
celVed
Customs Inspector Joe Shelly has seized
twenty-One mules passed from Mexico across
| the border without Il payment of the required
duty.
Col. w. j. Mcnamara, of Victoria, wool
buyer of note started for Mexico last evening
by way of Eagle Pass to attend to his land and
mining interests.
Otto Zimmerman, VIM. Hocting, ST., VIM
mittee ~ ,rr,n" To-, ~ ~ :, ~ ' LII,
Cnmnonv M IVA an '''' '''''''''''' ~ i"'
The British association meet tonight in
Strives hall ut eight O'Clock when the officers
laws viii mo- aI9ctnL Nv" ''">'i ''''''' "'i" ~
A concert will be rendered at the Casino
this evening, in which Mrs Lulic V. Martin
Prof Lamont Prof Hurt Prof + = EIrmnn
'''>' "> " WIN ''"' i"''
Mrs. G.. Murray, the lady from whom a tumOr
was recently taken which contained teeth and
hair died at her residence on Flores street YES
terduy from the effects of the opcration
me sentiment against gambling is not a
church question Is question OF public and
the stOpping place-thc inn on the road to de-
strIctiOn.
-
me Mayor OF the city should receive 5000 in
Steau OF @T4Oo, or SiSU as llXed by the charter.
SdO salary would bring out competition for
the pace ana 10 secure the ability necessary
TO run the once StOo Is not too much to offer.
-Dle Grllie 'fhnchom will be presented at
Turner Hall next SUNDAY evening with Madam
Anna kOsettI-Gerhardt in the title role, sup
ported by some twenty-five of the most talent
ca German amateurs in the city. large audi
ence Is anticipated.
Jftban .o., do,,o,.ro,;; y, ,,o,.,. ,,,,,. J.. 80
=. a .,so gle' .h party chooses 10 go
~ Petes t ttp"L tne lcipal rock IL Is no rea-
wise ff WE nan,t ,rnt lii a. snI'u no IKE
re- him o,,o a,rsi -, ,,u Wn pap
o'"'' '''''o "o' '"Ao "'''i up
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
Electing y County Commissioner.

An election for County commissioner is pro-
crossing in the fOuth precinct The cand-
dates are John {. Beck the present commits
siOner and Edward Braden. James p. Apple
white, who ran against Beck and tied him with
at the general election, is supporting Braden.
The votes are about equally divided and are
few in number. Little interest is taken in the
election.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
Republican City Committee.

The following named gentlemen constitute
the republican executive committee of the
city:
Chairman-GeO. Paschal.
Ward IA. PhilO.
Ward &C. VI. Aiken.
Ward 3-W. X. Freeman.
Ward IF. Bader.
1t is in the power of these gentlemen to meet
and take some action in the city election.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
New Suits Filed,

ThOs. Johnson 4 Co., VS.. George Freeze
debt.
ThOs. Johnson CO., vs. the Galveston,
houston and San Antonio railway company
punishment.
A. Sichel VS.. Henry * Dilly, appeal from a
Justices court
Mrs. A. c: Morris vs.. Henry and Oily, appeal
from imstice's court
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
Sensational Rumor of u Robbery.

A report was circulated to-day that man
was drugged, taken to the bushes near ROu-
mania street yesterday evening at about )
o'clock, robbed of some $500 in money and of
other property and then left lying on the
ground. Inquiry at police headquarters elected
the information that nothing of the robbery
was known there, and efforts to secure addi-
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
Death of Mr.. Bottoms Infant Son.

Emil Edward Bolton, aged four years, Il son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. }. II. Bolton, died of diphthe-
ria yesterday at the family residedcc on Nolan
street. Mr.. Bolton who is master af the An
Choir Mason Lodge, is out of town. The func-
raj is announced to take place this afternoon.
Services will be offered at St Joseph's Catholic
church.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-15
The PecOS Dead.

COulsOn, one of the men injured by the fal-
ling of the bridge at the PecOs, is not expected
to live till night. SOruns information received
here to-day. If he dies the number of the dead
will be nine. None of the sufferers have yet
been moved to Del Rio but they will be us soon
they are able to be transported.