San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08
STATE NEWS.

Imagined himself homeless.
Col. Rogers as a candidate for
Lieut.. Governor as Clark supporter,
opens his campaign at Luliug.
County prohibitionists of Hays are
called 10 meet at San Marcos, April
%.
Hswley, Of Galveston, and Graves,
colored, OF Richmond. are delegates
elect from the Victoria convention to
Minneapolis.
Chas. Doubleday nominated post.
master at Hico.
Bowie contemporaries by vote of
ten to one.
Cuero reflects its Mayor Hill. Call
Issued to mass meeting for devising
best way OF repeating obnoxious Sun
day law.
President approves change OF time
IN holding court In East Texas
districts.
Evangelist Mulkey opens a five
days meeting in Kyle.
Weather fiend Foster has been en-
gagged for the San Marcos Chautauqua.
Mills win be Is San Marcos this
summer, possibly to open up the
Chautauqua.
Medina county Farmers alliance
meet in quarterly session today.
Grass lands of the state are ia need
of soaking rains.
Fruit shows little effect of the late
frost and peaches and plums are in
good condition for q full crop.
Corn is coming out well after the
frost, and that replanted Is up.
Rob. Allen acquitted of murder at
| Sherman.
Walter Glaffic, the printer forger,
gets Is years in Grayson county
court.
Rev. Schroggins, colored preacher,
found dead in his bed at Sherman.
| Heavy cattle shipments pass
, D'Hapnis on the s. p. road.
A woful tale of dead cattle and no
| grass comes from the line of the Mex
! lean National between Corpus and
| Laredo.
| Rothe, Medina Co., stockman, SAYS
he has lost 1000 head of stock tn Q
winter.
! LEGISLATIVE AND CAPITAL NOTES.
Rogers attempts to find short cut
| to congressional districting of the
state, but the touse did not accept.
The vote as between Austin and San
Antonio for location of court of ap-
peals was Austin 81; San Antonio 4S,
The bill selecting site of civil court
| of appeals and assigning bounds to
district comes up again today.
Senate bill fixing jurisdiction and
prescribing modes OF procedure for
supreme courts and the courts of ap-
peal, passes house after being amend
ed.
The trust bill was discussed in the
house but no action was reached, and
| an attempt to cali up the Australian
ballot bill failed. ....
In the senate Potter offered reso-
| luton, prohibiting charters to landed
corporations for speculative purposes,
and FORGETTING charters already grant
ed to such synGicates and the same
was referred to judiciary committee.
| Bill amending statute as to articles
1866, 1857, referred to Judiciary CON-
| mittee. ... . ........ ......
Senate considers its court of appeals
bill and fixes judges salaries at IS 500,
limits court to two deputy clerks at q
salary OF Sl25 per month each. ...
SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following confirmations have
been made in executive session:
A. l.. McLape, of Webb county,
Judge of the Forty-ninth judicial dis
tricr. ..-... -......... -.
James H. Robertson, of Travis coun.
Ity, judge of the Fifty-third judicial
district. H. .... .....
Beauregard Bryan. Washington
county, judge OF the Twenty. first ju'
dicial district. ..., .... AIN .... .
w. J, Graham, Rusk county, judge
of the Fourth judicial district. -.
Walter Gillis, Brewster county
judge of the Forty-first judicial dis
trict.
Geo. F. Ingram, Nacog doches coun'
|, ty, judge of the Second judicial dis
trict.
. E. D. Gavin, Galveston county
; Judge of the criminal district courts
of Calves ton and Harris county.
e. NJ. Hicks, Webb county, distric'
attorney, Forty.ninth judicial dis
trict. ...... b..
w. @. Henderson, Floyd county
distrlcr attorney, Fiftieth district.
Albert s. Burleson, Travis county,
district attorney, Twenty-sixtt
judicial district. .' 30 P"
Henry G.. King, Burleson county
district attorney, Twenty-first judi
> ciaI district.
G. w. Perryman, Coke county, dis
. trict attorney, Thirty-ninth Judicial