San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-18
State News Condensed.
,aredo has had a dry norther.

Two insurance agencies at Terrell
have consolidated.
The Methodist Episcopal conference
meets at Clarendon today.
Rio Grande Park association of La
redo files charter.
The Monterey & Northwestern raiI-
road began laying track, January 10.
Beeville has had a freeze for the
first time in two years.
Ice formed an inch or two thick at
Coleman.
The grippe has turned loose at Tex
arkana.
San Angelo has had ice three inches
thick.
Directors for the first National bank
of Cameron are elected.
A grain store is burned down at
Crawford. Loss $1,000
Many new buildings are being con-
structed at Beeville.
The town cow will positively be
banished from Nictoria's bouleVards.
-Four brick buildings are going up
at Groesbeck.
John O'Neal, an old citizen of Cor, T
sicana, who drew Sl5, 900 in the Louis
lana lottery last August, Is dead.
The S. A. p. will established a sig
nal service bureau with head quar-
tors in Houston.
Concho county has imported num-
| Der of fine hogs and will do her own
| pOfking.
The board of curators of the South
| western university of Georgetown
have had two days of sitting.
Bids have been received for the
opening of postal route between
Galveston and VelascO.
The six-year-o old boy of Rev. w. P.
Duke, OF Willis strayed away from
| home and was found dead.
The surveyors of the Ardmore and
Denver R'y will reach Dexter, Cooke
county today.
The Waters-Pierce Oil Co.'s safe is
! blown open at Marshall and about
! ST. 900 in notes and drafts stolen.
The National bank building at Beo-
| vile will be completed in about three
weeks.
The recent cold snap has been of
general benefit to farming interests in
| Texas.
Thirty arrests of saloon men are
made in Waco, for violation of the
! Sunday law.
Evidences of the prosperity of Colo
RADIO City and her progress are seen
on every side.
The Texas salt company have their
large evaporating house completed at
Colorado City.
John Grant, one of the parties
aIledged to be implicated in the muir
der Of w. P. Forston at Jefferson,
after eluding the officers for some
time, is arrested in Dallas.
Mr.. w. II. Cumming was held up
by two highwaymen in Houston, but
he brought his pistol to bear on them
and they decamped.
The eight suicides of recent date in
Austin lead public attention to sus-
pecting that some OF them were muir
ders.
The conductors on all passenger
roads have received ironclad instruc-
tions regarding mileage tickets and
now it is very difficult to travel on
a scalpers ticket.
The young woman who attempteS
suicide in Houston, by drinking q
bottle of chloroform, has recovered
} and returned to her home in Louis
lana.
John Hardy implicated in the whip
ping of Joe Withers, near Carbon, is
found guilty of aggravated assault
and given 1900 fine and II months
Imprisonment.
A half-breed Indian girl of six
years of age is literally eaten alive by
2 a wild boar which entered the cabin
on Wild Horse creek, Chickasaw
Nation.
The track of the Waco & Cameron
branch of the San Antonio & Arkansas
j Pass railway has been completed be-
tween Waco and Chiffon, over half
way and mixed train will commence
running next Monday.
Two negroes entered VIM. Cramer,s
= place of business on one of the princi.
? pal thoroughfares of Houston in broad
q daylight, broke open show case,
a bstracting 800 in cash and several
4 articles.
i Giaccomo Siacca who sued the
/ Houston street r. r.. Co. for the death
of his child who was run over by 8
-, street car gets $4,000 out of the SIS,
l 600 he wanted
9 Marriage Licenses.
:, Lccario Ortiz and Rita AlaHen d,
" Her rerra -