San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-30
State News Condensed.


eight grains of morphine and dies.
A board of trade is to be organized
at Eagle Pass.
Rain is needed for wheat growing
at Goldthwaite.
Three new colonies of farmers have
arrived at Beeville.
The S. A. p. has completed track
laying from Luling to Lockhart.
The Uvalde and Vance mail line.
so miles, has changed hands.
Young steer cattle are selling well
in Western Texas.
Weather smiled on the opening of
the Concho valley fair.
| Real estate is changing hands at
Orange at rapidly advancing figures.
Contract to build 100 miles of the
Fort Worth and Albuquerque is let.
Plans for $4,000 high school at
Taylor are adopted.
One Fort Worth bank paid out $685.
600 for cotton last week.
The Concho river ford near Paint
Rock is made 80 feet wide through
the rock bed by blasting.
The calves and young COWS ofMilli-
can are afflicted with q strange dis
ease, resembling meningitis.
There is trouble again i'm the erec-
ton of the federal building at Ell
Paso.
Paris has been visited by a severe
storm and some damage was done to.
buildings.
Ten cars of cattle were sent from
Greer county to Chicago last Satur-
day.
Governor Ross has gone on an in
spection tour of the quaran tine sta
tions along the coast.
A special on the Texas Pacific re-
Gently made the 33 miles from Dallas
to Fort Worth in AZ minutes.
The president has appointed Robert
e. Balantyne postmaster at Bracke tts--
vile, Texas.
The large saw mill at Moscow is :
nearing completion. 1t will be second
to none in the state.
A man fell out of window at Paris
and had his head crushed, he was
found dead.
A cotton gin at Weatherford took
fire and considerable damage was
done to the building and cotton.
An alderman and citizen of Waco
had set to on Austin avenue, grow
ing out of the city council fuss. They
were arrested.
Isaac and Thomas Davis have had
an examining trial at Dallas on
charge of murder in the territory.
They claim self defense.
Llnrant Jollo,, G.o-.
moving train at BRENNAN, fell against
stone embankment, breaking his
arm and dislocating an ankle.
CT. w. Johnson, walking on the
Central wharf at Galveston, was
tripped up by an anchor chain, fell
into the bay and was drowned.
One of the girls in 10-cent show at
Waco while attempting to ride BIZ
cycle on a wire, fell 80 feet and was
picked up insensible.
Two young men driving to Hills
boro were thrown against barb wire.
fence by their runaway team and bad
ly cut.
The five year old daughter of Rev.
DR.. Penick of Sherman, while play
ing with her doll got one of the glass
eyes in her throat and choked to
death.
While riding race on the track at
Decatur, Mr.. Charles Allen was
thrown, falling on his head and be-
ing badly hurt.
Just before the opening of a circus
at Goldthwaite, a whirlwind struck
the tent, young man and woman
who were walking the ropes were
thrown down with the tent and the
former broke his nose.
At CLANCY Jun ction, north of Hous-
ton, the conductor of a Southern Pa
cific train discovered a negro at the
rear end of the sleeper, and put him
off. The negro threw a large rock
which smashed the window and mar
rowly missed the conductors head.
The baby boy of a Mr.. Darnell at
Ladonia, was supposed to die after d
severe sickness and was laid III its
coffin and taken to the grave for in
terment. Before the coffin was
covered the mother took last look at
her baby, little hand was seen to
move and it was taken home in it's
mothers arms and is recovering.
The Streets of New York.
Daly's stirring and sensational
drama of the above title will be pre-
sented at the Grand Opera house Oh
Nov I'd -, oho H.