San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13
STATE NEWS.

| LIS hCal INiSS.
The North Texas Dental associa-
ton is in session at Dallas.
Jas. Marshall, a laborer of Dallas, is
crushed to death by sewer pipe fall
ing on him.
The Southern Pacific has made con-
siderable improvement in their yards
and machine shops, at Cuero.
Goliad is much pleased over the
prospects of a railroad in the near fu-
ture.
The capitol commissioners are pre-
pairing final report of their opera
tons, which will be submitted to the
governor by the end of the month.
In the local prohibition election
held at Albany ON Saturday, the vote
stood, for prohibition l3l, agaiust it,
Al.
A young American of Laredo has
received challenge from a party in
the interior of Mexico to fight duel,
offering to pay all expenses. 1t will
not be accepted.
At Heidenheimer's oil mills, Gal
weston, Jack Hanlan, a young English
| lad, was caught in the machinery,
and his leg was SO badly crushed it
had to be amputated.
Representatives of the railroads
doing business in Z ne state of Louisi-
ana, met in Fort Worth yesterday,
and agreed on the rates on cotton.
| They fixed the rate at So cents TO New
York, all rail, to Boston so cents;
Gulf and rail to New York 81, to BOs-
ton 81 cents.
\ severe wind and rain storm
struck Edna Monday evening, tear
ing down a few fences, etc. \ transOm
at one of the stores blew down, strik-
ing young man on the back of the
neck, and cutting him badly.
At Galveston three colored boys
were amusing themselves jumping on
and Off the cars of the Texas Mexican
Narrow Guage railway, while in mo-
ton. They jumped once too often
and fell between the cars. One died
from the injuries received. The
others were seriously hurt.
Since the appointment of a city
chemist in Dallas, the milk supply
has fallen off POO gallons daily. \
careful estimate shows the dairymen
have been using water in their milk
at the rate of 5000 gallons per anum.
"
To Whom and Where IT Went Lately.
1t was Tuesday, August I, 1883, al
ways Tuesday, the 2l9th grand
monthly drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery, occurred under the sole
management las usuaD of Generals
G. I. Beauregard of La, and Jubal
A. Early of Va. The prizes ranged
CHM TO EOnn 0nn ,,,l nj
uted from Maine to Texas and Cali
to whom and where. No. 1894 drew
the first capital prize of 100000 1t
was sold in fractions of twentieths at
81 each, sent t. NJ. A. DauI hn, New
Orleans, La: one was held by Mrs.
Mary L: Calender, New York City;
one by Chas. Weiss. Altoona, Pa, one
by depositor, through Wells, Fargo
u Co.; san Francisco, Cal; one by
Joseph Fishbough, 1919 First street,
Elizabeth, n. j.; one by Amos Marsh,
Peter Klein, SO E. Kinsey street,
Chicago, Ills; one by Vasillio Girls
saffi, Front street, near Jackson
Ellis Richardson, Fort Worth, Tex;
OHe ny t. II. bdLI, IlON IdIlu, NY =,
through Citizens National bank of
Louisville, KY; one by J. Rivard,
Brownsville, Oak; one by August
Hartdegen, Columbus, o.; the rest
went elsewhere. Ticket No. 3l,SO9
drew second prize of 100000
also sold in fractional parts: one
went to party at Oxford,
Miss, collected through Bickam d
Moore, 2lS Gravier St., New Orleans.
La; one to S. Goddard, 1872 Division
ST., New York City; one to AlonZo
Edwards, Ithaca, y. Y; one to Stew
art d Broadway, Bridgeport, Ind; one
to a depositOr, through Wells, Fargo
& Co., San Francisco, Cal; one to J.
Spiro, Michigan City, Ind; one to j.
NJ. Woodbridge, Gillian, Mo; one TO O.
G. Trepaghier, St. John the Baptist,
La, parties whose names are with
held. Ticket No. 53,2S3 drew Third
Prize of S50,000-it was sold also in
twentieths: two each went to National
Bank of Commerce, Kansas City, Mo-,
and J. Beltramini. New York City;
one to Henry Hildebrandt, New York
City; one to Hugh Leddy, New York
City; one to a depOsitor, through
Louisiana National Bank, New Or
leans, La; one to Merchants Bank of
Atlanta, Ga. Ticket No. 81, 769 drew
Fourth Prize of S25, 900, one half of it
went to H. McManus, Omaha, Neb.,
etc., etc. Any information desired
can be had on an application NJ. a.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. The
whole affair will go over on Tuesday,
October oh, 1888. Take note of date.