The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-07-10

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-testsPeF- Cheshire received n cowhid-
ing at Oak Clif, suburb OF Dallas,
recently at the hands OF Alexander
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Il f. Wright, OF Wylie, was logged
few nights ago by whitecaps and
ordered to leave the town. He did moi
stand upon the order Of going, but left
iorln"lln 10y parts unknown
The Pearsall correspondent of the
San Antonio Express was fined S25 by
the presiding judge in the Allee-Bowen
murder case recently, for the manner
in which he wrote up both judge and
lawyers
During an electric storm ut Paris
recently lightning struck the house of
John Hart melting the tin tue and
stovePipc into a solid mass, wrecking
the stove and frightning two old
negroes INTO MS
\ $50, COZ blaze occurred at Fort
Worth on the 27th ultimo. Insurance
companies were the principal losers.
The fire Is supposed to have been
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Tho sheriff of Polk county saal,s
information at the hands of The
announcement in reoard To CARRYING
white and colorcd prisoners upon rail-
roads under the separate coach law.
and IS informed that he must separate
his prisoners.
Mrs Corncli, NI.coa t5o ,.o,,,,,,
ARRESTED in Houston y fc,v vel. 11o
ON a cbar,a Of steaiinn hos
and buggy from Fort Worth
liveryman. had an examining trial Il
few days ago and was held to answer in
the sum of 5000.
l. I Palmer a vouna farmer, who
resided ne., She,,r,r and Who v.s
recently arrested for disnosiro If
mortgaged property has entered suit
against Charles Crelshaw and others
for damages in the sum of SO, 900 for
false imprisonment.
II W Wells who vas arrested zcv-
eraI weeks AGO in Tom Green county
for 4 murder committed in Limestone
county in 1882, has been released. and
now seeks damages against the arrest
ing officers in the sum Of $1,000 for
false Imprisonment.
contract has been entered into be-
tween citizens Of beaumont and east
ern capitalists. by which the capital-
isis receive so, 600 in consideration of
the location OF car works in that city
to cost 100000 with capacity of
employing 800 men.
A national convention of colored
Baptist ministers will meet in Dallas
ON the 18th of September and continue
in session two weeks. About 800
delegates are expected to be present,
embracing some OF the most prominent
divincs IN the country
Henry c. Holloway of Tarrant
county has filed suit against the Santa
Fc railroad at Fort Worth seeking TO
re cover $4,000 damages occasioned
BY an emoankinent constructed Dy the
ueieniant causing o'erho" ana rulha-
tion 10 iioIo"ay crops
President W c. Connor assures the
public that everything will be in rcadi-
ness on the opening day of the state
fair Applications for space are be-
ing received from every quarter, and
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Mrs. j. NJ. Bryant while going to
Graham recently with her husband and
three children in loaded wagon. was
accidentally thrown out, two wheels of
the vehicle passing over her head and
neck, breaking the bene over the eye
and severely cutting her face.
Albert WelzeI was recentlv cauuht