San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11
State News Condensed.

Inc Llgnt Guaru OF houston Will
give bazar for the armory fund.
Corpus Christi crops are in good
condition.
Cotton receipts at Terrell are very
heavy.
The High school at Lovelady is
flourishing.
Another party of land prospectors
are at Beeville.
A number of horse thieves at Red
River have been caught.
Ex-Governor Hubbard attended
the Mineola fair and spoke on Japan.
Gen. w. H. King is commissioned
state adjutant general.
Galveston Exhibition association
has filed charter.
st. Edwards college new building
was dedicated in Austin yesterday.
Riley Kelly, stock hand at Del
Rio is shot and killed by a negro.
The colored east Texas Baptist as
ISOLATION is converting near Long,
view.
The canning factory at Henderson
put up &C, 900 cans of fruit and vegeta-
bles this season.
Considerable land has lately been
sold to home seekers in the vicinity Of
Cuero.
Two buildings are consumed and
three others badly damaged at Wax
ahachie.
The latest weather reports from all
over the state show weather has been
very favorable for cotton picking.
In eleven Southern states, counting
Texas, the railroad tracks laid this
year, aggregate l47S miles.
The Jefferson Light Guards have
left for Shreveport, where they will
compete for $1,000 prize.
Last week Chicago receipts of
Texas cattle were 81 900; against A.
900 at same period last year.
Hon. F. P. Clark, collector of GUS
toms at Ell Paso, has entered upon
his duties.
premiums at the Abilene fair for the
comfy exhibit.
Mr.. Maund, an Englishman, living
at San Angelo, is shot and wounded
by an unknown person.
The Houston, Central Arkansas
and Northern railway expects to run
from Monroe, La, to Houston, Tex.
Mr.. Hamilton, one of the editors and
proprietors of the Ell Paso Daily
Times, has died in Nashville, Tenn.
A Mexican prisoner at Piedras
Negras, swan the Rio Grande to this
side and has not been caught.
The trial of Davis for the murder of
BIC. Evans, the Fort Worth merchant,
is formally opened.
Hon. r. B. Levy, youngest member
of the state legislature this year, is
appointed lieutenant-coloneI and aid
de-camp to the governor.
Over 5000 bales of cotton have been
shipped from Floresville this season
and the platform there is still COW
cred.
Freight depot of the Arkansas Pass
at Houston is completed and work
Will soon begin on the new passenger
depot.
An exchange says that every news
paper should publish the fact that
burnt corn is sure cure for hog
cholera.
Dallas officers complain that the
Fort Worth authorities are crowding
the inhabitants of "Hell's half acreN
into Dallas.
The cannon ball trains are to be put
on the Texas & Pacific and Iron
Mountain railroads again on Octo-
Der Is.
A young lady dies at Arlington
from injuries received by the falling
of verandah, while with a serenad-
ing party.
The stock of the Mcclure drug COM
pany at Fort Worth has been nearly
all subscribed and they will soon be-
gin business.
John Holland, an employee of the
Cotton Belt Is brought into Tyler hos
pital with his arm so crushed it had
to be amputatei
Capt. Griffith, of barkentine at
Galveston, while standing by the
hatchway, was seriously injured by a
package being lifted from a barge
alongside, striking him.
Three little darkies at Lancaster.
while their parents were picking cot
ton, proceeded to have some fun with
bonfire, and the oldest one was
roasted.
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