San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-30
TEXAS STATE NEWS.


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]. NJ. Osborne business burned out,
Eddy. Loss $4,000.
Fire in Laredo seriously damages
S. P. Ortis, dry goods.
New Laredo is lively with music
from fine military bands.
Toll. Tottle charged with cattle theft
gives ST 900 bond, Dallas.
I.&G. n. freights affected some
what by the s. A. P. tie-up.
Rockdale cotton market is about
shut, ouly a few nales coming in.
Insurance Agent Hall arrested at
Dallas for forgery aud swindling.
New Braunfels amateur perform
snce nets Sl25 tor hospital fund.
William & Lander's saloon at
MeSis, opposite depot, burned down.
Judge Evans and Clerk Duvsl, U,
s. court, pass Laredo for Brownsville.
George Bell, old citizen of Goliad,
found dead in railroad depot, conges-
| ton.
Rock iale bank goes into voluntary
| liz Iidation, and discontiDues bust
ness.
Nonew developments are known at
Laredo concerning matters on the
| border.
F. d. Keeling, Corpus Christi gro
Ger, suicides; financial embarrassment
| the cause.
| New Brauufels was without the fire
cracker nuisance on Christmas and
was happy.
Texas state fair stock holders meet
at Dallas, two thirds of the stock
represented.
| Lsredo's Mexican consul declares
everything quiet on the Mexican side
| of the river.
| PurnelPs father had cautioned DR..
Reeves against his son as not safe TO
run at large.
Brownsville reports no news Of any
Importance and GarZa's men hiding
in the brush.
The Glass and Martin murder cases
at Brownsville
Walter Henricken, for killing Kreu-
ger at Dallas, goes to Jail unable to
furnish g, 500 bail.
Caroline Adams sleeping at an open
fire at Paris, her clothing catches and
she burns to death.
Brennan convention instructs the
nominee and all represer tatives of the
| district to vote for Mills.
Superintendent Reeves of the Insane
Asy lum, Austin, shot by discharg-
ed lunatic, named Purnell.
All ranchers on this side who have
aid ed Garza's men, will be arrested
for violating neutrality laws.
Nothing heard of the company OF
U. s. cavalry who passed down the
river Friday without guide.
john Harrold's three year old
daughter burned to death playing
with matches, at San Angelo.
Mount Pleasant jubilstes over the
location of an $50, 600 terra Gotta plant
and contract tor 800 900 hotel.
| R. NJ. Hates, and r. F. White, both
of GiImer, file deeds of trust; the first
for "a 500, the second for So 900.
There are rumors but no certainty
| of tie-up on other Texas rosds; a
railroad committee is at Palestine.
Gamand, Lytle saloon keeper, or
dered to close his saloon, refuses and
calls on the governor for protection.
Bush Hamblen fatally stabbed. Is
| miles above Rockdsls, in saving a
small boy from fellow named Crow.
| DR.. Reeves body goes to WHIPS
Point for interment accompanied by
Governor Hogg and the Dr.'s family.
Knight, alias King, wanted in Ken
lucky for forgery, goes back from
| Dallas, where arrested, In charge of
| officer.
w. w. Sesrcy, of Bren ham. nom-
mated senator from that district to
fill vacancy caused by death of
| Msetze.
There are rumOrs unconfirmed OF a
revolt of Mexican troops at Meir, who
killed their commander and marched
to join Cara.
Three prisoners cut their way out
| of Fort Worth Jail. One under SEN
tence to hang, another for life and
the third awaiting sentence.
Cap. Hardie reports q union of Gar
za's men to the mum Der of $50 north
of Tip0zsn, ready to fight. The U. s.
troops and rangers will accommodate
him.
The Fort Worth Gazette has pass
ed in to the hands of Col. Malone, it's
former editor, E. G. Senter of the
Evening Mail is editor and Malone
manager.