San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-11
State News Condensed.


FL Paso.
A heavy thunder shower has fresh
ened up Things at Colorado City.
Jay Gould and party received q cor
dial reception at A bilene.
Mrs Fannie Hart. of Fort Worth,
suicides by morphine.
Franklin now has an abundant
supply of artesian water.
Measles of a severe type RACES in
Robertson county.
Two ice factories are in process of
erection at New Birmingham.
All the mills at Orange are running
on full capacity.
Fire in an Orange lumber yard re-
suited in about $1,000 damage.
The new county road machine for
Beeville has arrived.
There is no let up to the mining
business at Thurber.
A brick yard will be in operation
at Abilene next month.
Dickson Williams has finished his
revival at Fort Worth.
Tyler's sixth hotel will soon be
opened.
TYLER has seven miles of street rail-
way under construction.
A new road overseer is. appointed
at Kemp.
There are many "yearling buyers'T
at Kemp.
Work is progressing on three rail-
roads leading out of Fort Worth.
The public choir of st. Andrews
Episcopal church, Fort Worth, is the e
finest in the state.
The Glayson county teachers as
ISOLATION hold their regular instftutaa
at Sherman.
City attorney w. D. Johnson of
Dallas, is very low of Bright's de-
sease.
Henrietta rejoices at being the first
town in North Texas to secure rail-
road from her limits to deep water.
The Wyoming, New Mexico and
Colorado cattle delegation to Fort
Worth is 100 strong.
A party of 80 homeseekers from
Tennessee have arrived. at Wichita,
Falls to locate.
The store house of J. D. Fowler at
MilanO was broken open and small
cash and some dry goods taken.
A New York man recently invested
81 5000 in real estate at New BirmiDg-
ham.
The little town of Lott, has already
several business houses and the,
S. A. P. is putting up 81 800 depot.
Cattle delegates are pouring into
Fort Worth and today opens the con-
ference.
Work OH the grade of the M, K.
and T. will begin in few days be-
tween Sherman and Denison.
The water in the Rio Grande is low
er at Laredo than ever known there
before.
A new compress is to go up at Tay-
lOr. The artesian well has heavy,
flow and another will be bored.
Mr.. Duren falls from his horse in q
fit of apOpleXy two miles from Corsi--
cana and died in the road.
A scheme is on foot to build mann
moth elevator at Abilene to store the
coming wheat.
A French carpenter at work on the
T. P. passenger depot at Paris, Tell
to the ground and was internally in
jured.
DR.. A. Aaronstein dies in Germany,
leaving 100000 thalers to be divid-
ed among his American heirs, Of
| whom number live in Navasota.
The terminus of the division of the
Southern Pacific railroad from Lafay-
cite to Orange and that from Houston
is changed, which will be great loss,
to the place.
Compromise is effected in the Fort
Bend cases of G.. Nj. Ferguson and
Davis against the citizens of that
county, whereby Ferguson gets So, 000'
and Davis $4,000.
The shop window of Donan & Sam
uels, Dallas, was robbed of $4,000
worth of diamonds under the full
blaze of electric lights by the thief
smashing the glass and grabbing up
the jewel tray.
A colored woman named Kate Vim,
son was struck by a west bound Tex
as Pacific train at Sherman and
killed. She was intoxicated and
warned off the track.
| Mrs. Jefferson Davis has written a,
| letter to gentleman of Austin, ex-
pressing her qualification at the mem.
orlal on her late distinguished hus-.
! band.
Unemployed Workers.
| CINCINNATI, o., March 11-By the.