San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-06
State News Condensed.

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Falls has fallen through.
The matter of sewerage is being
talked of at Denison.
Cotton is opening lively at Midlo-
THAN.
A party is making arrangements
for cotton gin at Laredo.
Cotton crop at Wylie is the best in
many years.
Corn is coming in rapidly to Gid
dings and business is good.
Unpaved streets in Houston are i'm
passable from the heavy rains.
The female colleges at Sherman
have opened with fine attendance.
Amarillo's real estate sales for the
last few days were $4,000.
Tyler city school house bonds $22,-
600 are registered.
Weatherford street railway is COM
menced.
Residences are building up on the
Laredo Heights.
Georgetown farmers are cheerful
and prospects are fair.
Beeville gin turns out Is bales,
daily.
Quail shooting around Beevllle is
fine.
An excursion takes place next Sun
day from Austin to Marble Falls.
Gins and presses for the new cotton
gin at Del Rio have arrived.
Cotulla has had q much needed
rain.
The great religious revival has.
gathered in stray sinners at Cotulla.
The next reunion of the state Blue
and Gray will be at Dallas, in August,
1890.
Thos. J. Fulcher is sentenced to
death for the murder of Abe Beemer.
in Crosby county in 1887.
A st. Louis drummer, Ell route TO
Beeville, lost his trunk in swollen
stream and nearly lost himself.
Yancey Lewis, an ex-university stu
dent of Austin, is named for the State
senate from the Gainesville district.
The Travis Rifles of Austin are in
vited to spend week in camp at
Marble Falls.
VIM. Hanson, who was so badly
burned by the electric wire in nous
ton, is recovering.
Maggie Estes, who killed John
Trip of Fort Worth a year ago,
suicides by morphine at Amarillo.
The Weatherford coal company has
reached two foot vein of fine coal at
a depth of 60 feet.
The low state of the Chicago mar
ket has stopped the shipment of beef
from Colorado City.
Grading will begin in a few days
ON the Weatherford, Mineral Wells d
Northwestern r. r.
Horace Collins, wanted for bigamy,
is arrested in steam laundry at Mar
shall.
Eighty-nine pupils were in attend
ance at the opening of the Floresville
academy.
Mrs, Harmon was thrown from q
wagon at Milford, breaking her leg
near the ankle so that the bones were
crushed and came out through aer
shoe.
Mr.. Banister, U. S. surgeon at Fort
Grant Arizona, died on an Iron
Mountain train en- route from Gamer
on, Tex, to Huntsville, Ala.
Mrs. Robert Mclean, by Colorado
City, respondent over domestic
troubles, ended them to swallowing
Rough on Rats.
The L. s. senate committee on irri-
CATION will be entertained in Laredo,
if they will accept invitation ten
dered.
Burglars got away with money,
four watches and a pair of shoes at
the residence of a physician in Rock
dale.
A conductor named Moran is fatal
ly shot by the chief clerk in the d.
vision superintendent office at il
mulco, Mexico in a dispute over pay
The daughter of the editor of the
San Marcos Free Press, is married to
Prof. Thomas, principal of the VIM
berly High School.
Merkel, little town on the T. P.
II miles west of Abilene, is looking
alive with home seekers and new
buildin gs are going up.
The Pitchfork Cattle company has
closed trade with the Home Land
and Cattle company for the sale of
1000 yearlings.
No Stree.
There was a little trouble on LoN
soyo street last night at a boarding
house, in which it was found neces-
| sary to summon the police. An officer