San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-12
State News Condensed.
'uero crops con tinue good .

al . COuN tulHS III odiNOStoh.
The Fort Worth karporama is now
at its best and prettiest.
Rain is badly needed at Huntsville.
Troops will abandon the fort at San
Angelo on the Goth inst.
Centre Point has been visited by
very severe storm of wind and rain.
Baseball is about to be revived in
Laredo.
The Southern Pacific will reach
Beeville about the middle of July.
One fish house in Rockport ships
1,S00 pounds OF fish weekly.
The Paris fire department attracts
great attention by its efficiency.
John Wade is delivering to Barry,
of Legarto. several hundred head of
cattle at $50.
From recent returns the aggregate
scholastic population of Dallas county
is shown to be 1000.
The North Texas Medical Associa-
ton met in session at Paris OH the
18th.
Barney Graft, OH his way to Sunday
school, near Brentwood, was thrown
from his horse and died next day.
The grounds will soon be laid out
and the furnaces erected of the Lone.
Star Iron Works at jefferson,
A heavy hailstorm has fallen rorth,
and west of Kerrville. beating down
grain and injuring trees.
An effort is being made to organize
branch lodge of the American Le-
gion of Honor in Laredo.
John Dillmuth of Merkle, whose son
was dIowned, commits suicide from
grief.
A TeXarkana EDITORS home was in
vaded by burglars who made off with
total assets Sl.05.
The Iron and Car Co. of Tyler, with
its 100000 plant will be in operation
in few days.
The Denison Canning Co. and Bas-
trop Improvement and Investment
Co. have filed charters.
1t is reported that 5000, 600 feet of
lumber will soon enter Corpus Christi
bay for the Monterey and Gulf r. R.
The farmers union of Corpus have
shipped large assortment of fruits
and vegetables to the Spring Palace.
The Waller county Watermelon as
ISOLATION is loading up its first carload
for Fort Worth.
Galveston raised within few hours
81 800 for the relief of the Johnstown
sufferers.
A. Braudmann, a brakeman on
the Southern Pacitic,is killed at Rich
mond.
Mr.. w. A. GarretsOn and his horse
were killed by lightning in Hopkins
county Saturday last.
The machine shops of the M.K.6 Il.
railroad have been located at Alva-
RADIO. A pond to hold 81 100000 gal
Ions of water will also be built.
The steam tug Clara May, now lying
at Corpus will be sold by L. s. Mar
shall Fricke III San Antonio on Satur-
day.
A carpenter at the Mexican Nation
al machine shops at Laredo fell from
the scaffolding thirty-three feet, and
only fractured his ankle.
FL Paso National bank has been
designated by the secretary of the
treasury as United States deposit
tory.
San Diego reports watermelons in
market, corn almost ripe, and chal-
lenges the state t. produce it's equal
in cotton.
A steady rain fell at Fort Worth for
some hours on the 18th ,notwithstand-
ing the Spring Palace attendance was
good.
A worthy old Mexican is shot down
by ruffian at the Arenal ranch at
Brownsville, while trying to protect
his daughter from the insults of a
Mexican bandit.
Lawrence Foot, 14-year-old boy,
while driving a reaper on farm at
Sherman, was thrown under the
wheels and crushed so horribly that
he died.
A runaway couple from Grimes
county are married at Hampstead.
The groom being a Hebrew and the
bride a Christian, and her parents
were bitterly opposed to the marriage.
A man walked into police station
in New York and declared himself
the Cronin murderer, giving his name
as Bryan Mclaughlin. The police be-
lieve him insane.
Three intoxicated men stealing a
ride on freight, jumped off near Su-
ter, Pa, just as an engine passed.
They went under it, two were killed
and the other will die.
-Muth's concert garden, the COOL
est and most popular family resort in
the city. Grand concert every night
MooIou oYI UNY1ac6ou Street