The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-31
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SPECIAL STATE NEWS.

Seguln, August 3o.--Mr. T. w Barron was
married this afternoon to Miss Alice Sei.,.,,
The couple took the train for San Antonio.
Mr.. Barron is one of Seguin's popular mer-
chants.
Judge Ireland will address the citizens of
Guadalupe county Tomorrow evening at :,
O'Clock, at the court house.
QUARANTINE AGAINST PENSACOLA.
Mobile. August 3o.-Pascagoula, Miss, has
quarantined against Pensacola, Florida.
QUARANTINE MEASURES AGAINST PENSACOLA.
Houston, August 3o-To-day quarantine
Inspector was put on the Star and Crescent
route to keep strict guard against Pensacola,
Florida.
Col. John ID. Andrews, an old citizen here,
died to-day at the age of 81 years. He was
the father-ln law Of DIR. John ID. Flewylen.
RAILROAD coMPLETIoN- BOOMING RIO
GRANDE
Laredo, Texas, August Cool. Fuller.
general superintendent of the Mexican nation
al railroad, and few invited citizens, leave
here in the morning for Monterey. The road
will be completed to Monterey by Friday.
The Rlo Grande is sill booming, and work
cannot be commenced on the International
bridge until 1t goes down.
TERRIBLE oUTRAGES BY RAIDING APACHEs.
San Francisco, August ,o.-A dispatch from
Calabazos, Arizona, says band OF unknov
Apaches raided this valley early this evening,
and it is rumored, have killed men, women
and children, numbering twenty in all They
have taken ali the ranches from Calabazos to
the Mexican line, and the people are coming
INTO Caiabazos for safety. JUS band has
crossed the line ilto Arizona. 1t is believed
that ne it is who is raiding the settlements.
Japan Madden, commanding at Fort HUI
achaca. is in pursuit Of the Indians, who have
been raiding the Santa Cruz valley. The kill
ling of Martinez and his family Yesterday &C.
Cured only fifteen miles south of the point
where took place the tragedies reported from
GALAPAGOS. dispatch from the Fort HUI
achaca correspondent of the Tombstone, Arr
iona, EPltaph, states that courier from San
ia Cruz gives an account of the killing of three
persons by Indians on a general raid of the
fiosates In the valley. A company of cavalry
was sent from that post to investigate the
story. The Apaches attacked a party of three
American miners, aud two Mexicans, in So.
nora on Tuesday of last week. One man
named George Hpenstahl was killed. Payson
Barnes was wounded, and the others in
trenched themselves behind wagons and held
the savages in check for several hours. The
hostlles retired at night, and the miners re-
turned to FronteriaS. Col. Flores and forty
Mexican troops are pursuing the savages.
WEDDING BELLS - ANOTHER INDEPENDENT
THE BOOMING COLORADO.
Bastrop, August 80. - Mr.. ] ]. Gears, of
Clifton, Texas, and Miss Fannie Whisenaut,
late of Chappell Hill, were married to-day, at
the residence of Mr.. Ross Green, Rev. l.. A.
Duncan, OF the Methodist church, ofhciating.
immediately after the ceremony the happy
PAIR 'eft tor Clifton, their future home.
AT the republican senatorial convention,
held at Winchester, Fayete county, !. II.
Fowler, Esq, independent candidate for state
senator, was endorsed
The Colorado is on boom. 1t is now out
| of its second bunk. 1t is past ferrying al this
place and is still rising slowly, doing some
damage to crops in the low bottom lands
DAILY YELLOW FEVER RECORD AT BROWNS
VILLE-NEw CAsEs-A SAD DEATH-RE-
LIEF.
brownsville, August 3o.-There were eight
deaths reported in Matamoras for the twenty
four hours ending at 9 a. m. to-day.
Inc lever IN this city continues to spread.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 10 clock
TINS a. M, there were fifty new cases and three
deaths; two Mexicans and w. f. Carberry.
manager of the Western Union telegraph office.
His death was entirely unexpected, and was a
complete surprise to everybody, as he was
sick but sixty short hours. He was married
only about six weeks ago. His wife is also
down with the fever, which makes it decided
ly the saddest death that has occurred since
the fever broke out.
DIR. Melon and Maj. Witherell are reported
sick with the fever
The following amounts were received to -day
by Mayor Carson: New Orleans, SI,oc
custom house. Roma, Texas. $50; Halletts-
vile, $50, and St. Marks cathedral, San An
| tonic, SIS.
DIR. Z. l.. Beaumont, of San Antonio. has
arrived to assist
HIGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SUNDAY LAW
| WAGES FOR RAILROAD HANDS.
Hampstead, August 2o.-The Brazos river
is rising rapidly, and the water is backing up
IL the helds. The cotton in the low land is
endangered.
Three arrests were made here Yesterday for
violating the Sunday law. One party, under
the plea OF guilty, was assessed a fine and
costs of $50.
The Houston and Texas Central railroad
are pay ing track layers in the steel gang 81, 60
per day, and want more hands.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION STILL LOCKED.
Columbus. Angus ae.-The senatorial rom
venton Is still al 'adloCk after $50 ballots
without change. The convention adjourned
until Tomorrow morning.
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