The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-15

Nj. hnepplY OF DalIaS was a"afu-
he leather medal at Galveston re
ly, as the biggest oyster cater OF
rty Of several gentlemen
Becknm is under arrest at West
disposing of mortgaged property
His county. Officers from Waxa-
HE will take him back there.
Miss Matte Arnold committed sui
eide at Chenango by shooting hersel!
through the head. 1t is supposed to
have been the result OF q love affair
1t is reported that the Gull Color
ado and Santa Fe railway proposes 10
build new freight and passenger de-
pot at Dallas sometime during this
year.
The board Of trustees of the Gid
dings high school will receive plans
and specifications accompanied with
bids to build a 81, 800 brick school
house.
Two children OF John HUFF, near
Victoria, were burned to death in i
corncrib, which is supposed to have
caught from match in the hands OF
the children.
A letter pouch was found few days
ago under q railroad shed at Denison.
It had been cut open. but no matter
had been taken a. IL contained nc
valuable letters.
Marion Smith and Graham Jones.
two negroes OF Navasota- had 4 shoot
ing scrape recently. Jones shot
Smith twice in the arm and once
through the back.
j. W. Huffman, 9 years OF age.
jumped from a moving train near
Cleburne a few days ago. A few hours
later his liieless body was found near
the railroad track.
The Fort Worth milling company.
to operate Touring mills capital
$50. 600 has been chartered, incorpor-
ators. John C. French. A. Dysterbach
and W. o. Watts of Dallas.
John Wesley Hardin has been given
two years in the penitentiary for muir
dor committed in Gonzales county
twenty years ago. He thanked the
court for the light sentence
s,o,.,, If wind and raj, Having
from the west for time threatened to
sweep everything in its course at YER
non. Awnings and outhOusos were
blown down and much damage was
done.
Mar Carrolls Prairie , few DAVIS
200 whiIe nnmber If ,ownemen
w. ont Mira brntirg p c PeaIo ,c-
cidantaliv discharoed his gnn the
contents entering the RIGHT side of T.
d. Felton's neck
Tbe-Dallas Distilling COMPANY. to
deal in lionor and tobacco and the
ynonufoct,,re Of liouors has been char
800 c,ni,al S1O0 Oo0. incornorators
Charles Anderson l. G Miller ard
Mn pitts of Dallas.
s,,snioious cbaractar recentlv can
rossed TerrcIl in the interest of a
Cbicaro i1Irstr.ted iorrnal tele.
cram ,J,ve tn. Information that he
yas rn'rtbo~ized and he deDarted
without securing any money.
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,,thoritias ~ Tho Arl[ansas side >.
Taxarl-ans IN cIoeing tho gamblin,,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the sporting fraternity
~ tho Texas side have voluntarily
discontinued the game of ..craps,
-. -.
= muse ho t, va" 80. 15io1 -, ~ t ,iio
Garcia The parties were hunting.
Tho sboo,ing was accidental and ali
,.r,ios concerned we're released
iTose tborgbt his oun was MOI loaded
a NUMBER OF Signs were oio"h
down. some glass uooTs were o'oheh
ana one or Two houses unIoo-eu' ne
Ca'hol.c chuteu vas ~" Il On -
10 d., - d,ring cvcIore At Cie-
h,,r,o
DurlnS.r storm a' r1utchIl's w'9oh
shed belonging 10 0olh OauipUe,l was
toIaiiy WFecNeI anu several Ieuces
were blown down. Inc hlSn picket
shce around the asylum portion ol
1.-the D1ila' county i'Arnl JAN WAS par
tally blown
Turner Chase, a negro. living three
miles northwest oil JacKsonVl'le' nHa
his house ana Two children ourneu up
q few days ago ne children were
and years otd. Ohiy very sina'I
pieces SIX or elght lncne5 long IN
cnarred mass were leib
A half dozea cow5o-s boarded the
International ana Great Northern
train. 10 miles below San Antonio AM
forced Chicago drummer off the NOV
ing train beca-se he wore a silk ha
and red NECK tie. They then com