San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-10
state News Condensed.

sity continues verv i'll.
A. p. Byrd Of Dallas was held up
by Two negroes and robbed.
A G. A. r. Post is to be organized
at Bolton.
Two babies at Temple fell in the
fra and will die of their burns.
The state university has sos stu
dents this session.
The Fort Worth base ball club is in
fiourishing condition.
Steady improvement and town
building goes on at Cuero.
The lumber business is good as
Kerrville.
Green peas and new onions are n
peniDg at CastrovIlle.
A case OF triplets is reported at Fort
Worth.
Small pox continues at Rio Grande
City.
Contract is let today at Fort Worth
for q miles of sewerage.
Fort Worth bank clearings still con-
tInue at an enormous figure.
A very hard rain has fallen at
Montgomery.
The NJ. X. & r. has made another
cut on nails.
The Alliance building at Bolton vii
be sold March 4th.
The Green brigade reunion takes
place at Bastrop, February 2l,
The people of Edna are well sup
piled with good schools and churches
Chappell Hill has had a cold north
err.
Several cattle at Cotulla have died
of all unknown disease.
Del Rio has excellent streets, but
! very primitive sidewalks.
Del Rio complains of the force of
gum chewers usually attending the
! opera house.
Work will commence on a Pr esby
terrain church at Kerrville.
Mr.. +. Bridges, Of Corn Hill,
started to Bolton in a wagon and fell
! from it dead.
The health OF ROckport is good;
mul berries are ripe on the trees and
| strawberries are fast ripening.
Sons ofVeterans will celebrated bra
! ham Lincoln's birthday, February u,
at FL PasO.
I've Convent of Divine Providence
at CastrOville has opened boarding
| school.
A child fell under the wheels of o
street car at Fort Worth and was bad
| ly injured.
The lamb crop this season at San
| Angelo will be greater than for long
while.
A family living four miles from
| Gainesville find large box contain
| ing mans skeleton.
Attendance is large at the Texas
| Sugar Planters association meeting
| in Houston.
The defalcation OF money clerk Wal
ton from the Pacific Express Co..
Dallas. is $50, 900.
The general revenue balance in the
| state treasury is SO 1000 and the total,
including trust funds, is 81 ,3l5, $50.
Farmers are complaining of the
savages of the Hessian lily at McKin-
| ney.
! The large mercantile establishment
! of Leo Kraschell at Hallettsville,
! closes its doors.
| uS DuIt lldSt Is CbllSulluld lS'l vi
600 acres of coal lands four miles from
Eagle Pass.
New York capitalists are looking
INTO the mineral resources of the
| COnchO.
The acequia at EI Paso. broke
through its right bank and did con-
siderable damage. Several persons
narrowly escaped drowning.
Sugar Planters association will ask
congress for S25, 600 to erect an expert
mental station for that interest at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college
at Bryan.
A game of ball played at Beach
park, Galveston, between Galveston
and Houston, resulted in a score of Il
! to for Houston.
Col. w. S. BIount, the only survIV-
| ing signer of the declaration OF Texas
independence dies at San Augustine
very suddenly.
Mrs. Ann Parker, an old and
wealthy woman OF Sherman, Is seek
/ ing divorce from husband who Is
many years her junior.
Lee Moore and Roy Mitchell got into
a fight at Alvarado and Moore was
stabbed. Mitchell deposited $50 in
| a safe as bond, and the money and
| $500 extra was stolen.
! Sinner, new town Oh the Waco
extension of the S. A. p, has pOpu-