San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-16
LATE STATE NEWS.

| mays county UlStrlCt court bGanus
adjourned until Monday next.
Bolton county third partyites hold
a meeting and organize.
San Marcos grand jury stood 10 for
Mills, for Chiffon.
KerrvIlle has 81, 900 horse race on
April 9Th. Is
Judge Clark has rousing ovation
at Denison
This present weather Is very ser
iously threatening the young lamos.
| Ex-Governor Wheeler is enthusiasts
tic over prospects of deep water at
| Arkansas Pass.
| Narcessa Pahar dies suddenly at
Brennan, returning from church.
She Was very old.
| Eagle Pass votes against re-incor-
poration, the MeXicans opposing the
corporate condition.
Senior Chapa of Matsmoras goes to
Monterey to answer. charge of sedi-
tious publication.
Kerr county reports fruit unhurt
and farmers practically through
planting.
A Brownswood man assaulted and
fatally injured for the $500 he boosted
of having; the thief got SO.
Hays county bar wants new judi
cial district to include Hays, ComaI,
Guadalupe, Caldwell and Gonzales.
Worlds fair directory meet at
Austin, and the old board latifies
the new order, and order all offices
removed to Galveston.
The Ladies' department of the
Texas Worlds fair is recognized as a
separate and independent OrganiZa-
| ton from that of the state.
Rev. Shaw, Baptist, badly hurt and
may die, result of quarrel with
member of his church over an old
| schism.
Andrew Wilson, employed as diver
in the effort to save the sunken
steamer Lamar, ia entangled under
the boat and is doubles dead.
Grand Lodge X of P meets in full
force in Galveston, but declines ex-
cursions rendered on account OF press
of business.
LEGISLATIVE AND OTHER AUSTIN
NOTES.
The Chiffon men hold caucus at
Austin and are greatly comforted
Railroad train vote taken between
Galveston and Austin shows IS Clark
and 10 Hogg, with s non committal.
Representative Dix has prepared
congressional apportionment bill
which will be presented today.
Peerless Coal company has filed
charter at Austin for $4,000; also
Milling company, Wichita Falls,
capital sos, 900.
The Mill caucus Is held at Austin,
! and 1t Is ascer tained that II favor bis
election with 30 for Chiffon and Is for
Culberson.
If the vote for senator came to.
morrow Mills would be elected on the
] first ballot. How it will he next
| week is another matter.
Two bills for congressional redis-
tricting are before the house. Both
give San Antonio and the west q fair
| deal.
| the governor to submit question of
elective railway commission to the
| legislature
| 1t is generally considered that tPe
legislature will have all its time occu.
pied in the proper redistricting of the
state.
In the afternoon session of the
house Mr.. TiIson put in bill limit
ing the duration of land corporations
and prohibiting the creation of such
corporations.
Judiciary committee No. 2 of the
house reported favorably Robinson's
bill fixing the liza bility of railroad re-
ceivsrs when injuries to persons
result in death.
/ Following are the members of the
ouse committee on congressional ap.
portionment: Adkins, chairman !;
Graves, Gresham, Dix, Wui zbach,
Truitt, Tilson, Oliver, Agnew, Muir.
rell, Brown, Swayne, Gossett, Fielder,
Jester, Rogan OF Brown, Browning of
Donley, o Brien, Mckinney, Lewis,
Freeman a1d Terrell.
The following are the members of
the house committee on representa-
tive and senatorial appointments:
Baker, Of Tom Green. chairman,
Cough, Gerald, Jones, Rudd, King of
Bowie, Nelson, Lindsay. Lloyd, Yes
tai. Malone, Crowley, Duncan, Rags
dale, Keith, Brietz, Moody, Tolbert,
Swan, Martin Of Wise, Derden.
Browning of Lampasas, Rogan of
Caldwell, McCunningham, Baker o:
De Witt, Kleiber, Lowry, Martin OF
Somerville. Hodges aud Cade.