San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-29
State News Condensed.

L6Ou.
Weatherford is gradually and stead
lily improving.
Work OH the Fort Worth stock
yards is progressing finely.
The iron building for ginning and
milling purposes is commenced at
Cuero.
Palo Pinto county has received
large additions to her population in
the last three months.
Work has begun on the last con-
tract let on the Fort Worth and AL
buquerque railroad.
Thomas Tracy. section foreman
on the T. P. at Edgewood, was run
over and killed by the cars.
The spring wool clip has COM
menced IN southern Texas, and it will
be the largest for years.
Mr.. w. E. Ellison, of Milford, had
his barn with corn, hay. harness, one
mule and some farming implements
destroyed by fire.
All the branches of the Typograph-
ical Union in the state are selecting
delegates to the convention, which
meets in Denver.
A lad at Denison while driving a
street car, fell from the platform and
was badly mangled. He is not ex-
pected to live.
While digging a well at Arthur
City, in the northern part of Lamar
county, a vein of the finest quality of
anthracite coal was reached at depth
of % feet.
Mrs. &. NJ. Hedrick, of Fremont,
was burned to death, it is supposed
by falling into the fire in a fainting
fit, to which she was subject. She
had for some time a ntiment of
her fate.
The city council of Terrell are doing
good work, having streets opened,
sidewalks repaired and dangerous
awnings removed, and everything
else forwarded for the city's welfare.
A mass meeting of railroad en-
ployes at Sealy resolve to petition
state senators and representatives TO
use their utmost influence to prevent
the passage of the railroad commits
sion bill.
A state convention of all subordi-
nate labor organizations in Texas will
meet in Dallas in July, for the purpose
of promoting the 8-hOur movement
and considering the interest of wage
workers generally.
Tomorrow is the last day for the
term in the probate court.
Willie Campbell, ex-street COM
missioner, was trying II new horse
yesterday.
-Wanted.-A white woman to cook
Oh ranch. Apply 1871 Main avenue.
3-3O-4t
The Turner's and their ladies had
a pleasant time bowling and dancing
last night.
Alderman Bolton deserves an
ovation for his efforts in defeating the
mayors fine scheme in that charter
business.
The Belknap Rifles have appoint
ed committee to draft resolutions to
the memory of their late comrade Ed.
J. Davis.
Geo. Schroeder has leased his
store on East Commerce street to s.
P. Wood, late of Araknsas.
Gus Moritz has invented a new
copying ink that copies letters with
out water, and test made this morn
ing by DIR. Bennett and a LIGHT re-
porter showed that his process worked
well. A patent for the new process
has been applied for.
MIR. Ed. Schunke was serenaded
by the Juvenile band last night, at
his residence on Mill street.
in the suit against the Arkansas
Pass Railway by Jacob Koeblln, for
damages from fire, verdict for the
plaintiff awarding the sum of $500
was returned yesterday.
Madam Candelaria has returned
from Austin. The chances for her
securing pension at an early date
from the state are favorable.
Monday, March 25th A. Kahn will
open a new line of imported and
domestic sateens.
Never have prices been so low in
dry goods as they are now at A.
Kahn's.
BE sure you call on A. Kahn Mon
day, as there will be great many
good bargains.
-Masury's liquid paints will cover
moe surface, last longer, and fade
less than any paints on the market.
Especially adapted to this climate.
3-27-1y B. c. RELY & Co., Ag'ts.
-Surah silks, Challies, Albatross,
Satteeps, French combination suit
!ngs, Silk Poplin, Beiges and other
new and stylish goods just received
at John K. Beretta & Co. If
The jury in the Fuller libel case
reported verdict awarding damages
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