San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15
State News Condensed.
Weimar is deluged with rain.

\ new NJ. *. 4 Il. roundhOuse, with
sixty stalls, Is to be put up at Dallas.
1t is reported that w. p. Ferguson
has opened private bank at Hearne.
Alta ball at Beaumont prizes will
be given to the best dancers.
Orange will have electric lights in
the near future.
Mrs. Atkins dies Of heart disease
in a Fort Worth street car.
The Pearsall Dramatic club will
play East Lynne.
Jay Gould promises to stop over in
Waco OH his return from the West.
Laredo real estate market is steadi-
Iy advancing.
Houston wants a large canning fac
tory.
Contract is let for building the new
courthouse at Cameron for So, 800.
Dirt is broken for the Erath county
Natl. bank at Stephenville.
The Texas ball league operates un-
der the National league rules.
1t has rained constantly for week
at Bolton.
The heaviest rain of the season has
fallen at Alligator.
Five thousand head of sheep are be-
ing shipped from Langtry.
improvements are being made ia
the Laredo postotfice.
Coal has been discovered within a
mile of the courthouse San Angelo.
A heavy mol Their and hailstOrm has
prevailed at Corpus Christi.
Kansas editors. with their families,
will visit Galveston in May.
A Masonic lodge will soon be built
at Kerrville.
The artesian we'll at Kerrville is
down $50 feet.
Mr.. Henry Exall of Dallas has gone
north on a booming tour for that city.
A fire insurance company is being
organized at Waco.
Livingston farmers and business
men are quite blue over the continued
rains.
The men who comm tied an out
Tageous assault on Mrs. Mcintyre of
Ballinger have not yet been caught.
1t has rained for two days at Bee
willie, putting the ground in good
shape.
The third span of the International
bridge across the Rio Grande at Eagle
Pass is completed.
The Mexican International shops,
across the river from Eagle Pass are
full of business.
Dallas $3.50, 600 packing house will
be the largest in the country south of
Kansas City.
The Cavey-Lombard Lumber COM
pany of Childress will start a bank
ing house.
The creeks and small streams are
booming at NacOgdOChes and many
bridges are gone.
George Spencer is given seven years
in the penitentiary for robbery 81 the
postotfice in Crosby county.
The thing in the Austin capitol
swells up and breaks. Ii costs con-
siderable to keep repairing it.
the corner stone OF the 5000, 900 fed
eral building is laid at Pledras
Negras.
The great brickyard of Dallas will
soon he supplying brick to the sur
rounding country.
Jay Gould is greatly pleased with
III PasO's climate. He has purchased
the depot grounds for the T. p.
The trial of Nolney Gibson, for the
murder of Kyle Terry in the Calves
ton courthouse, is set for Monday.
The fire proof vault put up in the
courthouse at New Braunfels. is en-
tirely satisfactory.
Some MeNtran~ who committed bur-
glariCs ~ nId around Devine, have
been jailed.
Miss Carrie Bell, of Willis, Texas,
daughter of the postmistress, wins
Sl5,0o0 in the lottery.
The sheepmen of San Angelo COM
plain of heavy loss of lambs owing to
the recent cold spell.
May MaXtield, a variety actress, re-
ceived a severe blow on the face from
q young blood of Dallas, and she
swears she will get even with him.
The Charter of the Waco, Trinity
and Sabine railroad to connect Waco
and the lumber regions will be for
warded to Austin shortly.
Midlothian has been fatal to young
plants. The News died of
neglect and the Chronicle was burned
ont; but the Visitor appears on field
hoping for better results.
Ed. Monagan, section hand was
down by train in the II. p.
yard, at Fort Worth and lost his left
arm.