The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-02
NEWS NOTES AND Ct

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BREWER and long primer. which lie nearly new.
NEWS NOTES AND TcoMMENT.
Comptroller Brown is i'll. ID .....-.
Labor is scarce in Bell county.
The Rio Grande is falling slowly.
Much sickness in Bell county At present.
TWO attenps, Il suicide in Austin last week.
The Baptist state convention met at Bolton
last Saturday. II sa" 80 80 - l,.y. NJ
Twelve deaths and eight marriages at Gal
weston hst week. viz |ss7 s'HH 10 81. e )
These Is o.s saloon to every fifteen familie.
in Cncinuati. sspaF a. '''' 80. : al,
Vol On the Masonic temple At Austin is
progressing rapidly 'sy - 10 3" w
The Louisville school Of pharmacy has ad-
mittsd I young lady Is student. = Il. .ytteas
Tie Comptroller deposited $4,000 with
the state treasurer last Saturday. am I'm. =,
One death and three new ca.es is the latest
yellow fever report from Brownsville. r,
Two negroes fought with pistols at Fort
Worth last Saturday, No one hurt.
Judge Asa E. STATION, independent candi-
dale. spoke st Galveston Saturday
Fort Worth boasts of having the heaviest
Ere, team in the state. They weigh 1880
The Houston Post says when man has
the rblassi be- often tries to drink enough
whisky to make himred. I'D
~<Sl1tfEtEA hst".FF
Col. d. c. Stone has stated his inability to
accept tie expected nomination Is state sena-
tor for Galveston. rfg'b s-tl'-o rfT1 Fs,''.t'''T
Chas. Beckman, agent for Lemp's beer, n
Laredo, vas thrown irom his horse last Sat
urdaN csussainlns serious injuries. " t,-7q
The national council of the order of United
American mechanics was ID session at Wash.
ington last week. ssFhe number OF members is
1904; .vt-sssf gisr't-' ir.fiof'G ='i -
The tobacco association Of Virginia reports
that during the year ending last Saturday
there have been sold s,ss6ooo pounds Of leaf
tobaecosfi 80 st1lH Il 81 "a go go
Tie London Truth says that in some of the
smaller western cides OF America there are
more telephones than there are At present IN
England. - ~ - (, :, i,rrr- n-r IN
Mr.. Geo. C. Woodman, senior member of
the firm of Geo. C. WOODWARD Bro, La
redoawas married to Miss Maud Howard,
the Acknowledged b Ne Of that place, last
week.sSu stIszsia. ~ a'' a''' ,.-t,.ttfp
The fine fowl exhibition at the coming fair
in Austip - expected to be one Of the best
ever held in the south. It is anticipated that
not less than 500 high-bred fowls of ali breeds
VIII be shown. sfrff cas,e# s'o1Sf2" ~ W.
The jury in the star route cases returned a
verdict last Saturday, finding Joseph French,
WiliamICR Casen, Henry Arbuckle and
Blsck guilty, with recommendation to the
mssey ofths court! TI'-u1 '''A' 10. Ed
T. ]. Scott ct al, Of Tanant county, insti-
tuted damage suit against the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railway company for condem-
nation Of property for right Of way Of said
road OF Tanant ,aa an''sr' -. =. i"i
The monument recently erected in Holly
wood. cemetery, Richmond, Vas, over the
gTsvs Of the daughter of Ex- President Tyler,
wls dsksced Last night by the drapery OF the
ststusaof Madonna being broken and the
wosds ''thisis q botched job" beng written
undezeash. ~ 7i-H W." 's'f = go
NOOIs Ds DOltOu, SuASs A. 1IllcI, DICK.
Freelaud and Jas. T. Sell, deputy U. S. mar
shals and collecesrs, charged with the murder
Of Al 0ld.nan named Jackson J. Hicks, in
Gxinnett county in March last while on a
raid, have beso acquitted "sfi&f' ~ oai & q.
Tie money order business at the Dallas
postof6ce hss been three times larger during
September than any previous month. The in
crease Is due TO the marriage aid craze.
Three extra clerks have been employed I'd
handle the marriage aid mail matter exclu-
siveiy. - So. . -.rE. '....
Only the Brave Deserve the Fair.
st. Louis Evening Chronicle.
Baker Pasha IS to reoreanize the Egyptian
army. This is the Col Baker who had to
leave Eagiand some years ago because too
bold in his advances towards lady on rail-
road train. He was friend of the prince of
Wales, but the queen vouldhear of no excuses.
Baker is q man Of pluck and vigor, As he
showed 10 the Turko- Russian war, little too
fond Of the ladies though he may be, and the
Egyptian army may become good for some
thing after he has handled it awhile. What
darling he would be among the ladies, could
he return to Eneland now. "a little too inn
Petuous, you know, dear, but so brave and 50
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