San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-06
DALLAS LETTER.

To San Antonio LIGHr.
The flood gates of heaven are
opened. The rain has fallen in great
sheets during the afternoon. The
streets present the appearance Of
rivers. The enthusiasts could
navigate the Trinity now were they
in readiness. The enterprising exc.
cutive- committee held meeting this
morning to discuss ways and meal q
of raising additional subscription g
of the men who are so interested in
navigating the Trinity would lend
their aid to the fair association, the
result would, perhaps, be better for
this city, and the country generally
We were made glad last week when
we opened our daily mail, to find q
check, amount of premiums, from
the fair association. The present
management are in no wise RESPONSE
BILE for the Indebtedness of the last
fair, but In justice to the exhi oition
they are paying the premiums.
1t was q tame mob that demanded
from the jailer and Sheriff Henry
Miller the murderer of Policeman
Brewer. Their bark was more dan
gerous then their bite. Commodore
Miller, an accomplice OF Henry's,
and who furnished him the pistol,
has had graver charges made against
him, but through the instrumentali-
ty of q Dallas lawyer has bsen
cleared of fourteen indictments, and
now it, may be this same lawyer will
come to the rescue of Henry Miller.
Commodore held up an officer who
tried to arrest him since the Brewer
murder. The officer was mounted
and ordered the negro ito halt,u he
halted, and told the blue coat to
make tracks the other way and he had
sense enough to mind.
Will H. Atwell, delegate to the
national repu blican convention, is In
receipt of telegram from Jas. Cor.
don Bennett asking him the
delegations views on silver and
their choice for president.
Dallas crows loudly since securing
the abattoir. Fort Worth put in a
bid, but as is ever the case, Dallas got
what she asked for. In a few days
her French market will be opened
We inspected the building Saturday.
1t is very conveniently located to all
car lines. There are twenty stalls, al
OF which have been rented, where
one can buy any and everything
The Baptist. hal picu at We
! Mile creek last Sat u rdav he can ida
for county officers were on hand. auC
| each made five minute speech. Raw
II. j. Walne, of Mississippi, preached
most excellent sermon in the First
Baptist church last Sunday. II this
church can secure him, che will con
slider herself fortunate, indeed
Should Mr.. Walne come to Texas. hi
wife and family will winter, he say
In San Antonio.
The Baptist standard" is pitching
into Bishop Brennon.. Bishop Bren
non, however, has no time to engag
In q controversy with another demon
ination.
| During the thunder and wind storr
OF sunday the wallis of the ricket.
building on Glen street, occupied b.
the Judge Feed Co gave way, an(
fell in with q crash. Passage by tn,
place was barred next day. The con
pany still have their goods there
The "outs" in Dallas are jubilar
over Blaine's consent. Victory
theirs now they think. Decoratio
Day was duly observed in Dalla,
The schools had holiday. In tn
morning the graves were strewn wit
flowers. In the afternoon, the g. A
r. posts and Women's Relief Corp
with friends and relatives, repaired I
the Oak Cliff opera house to listen |
speeches of Col. Russell, G. Z
Edward and w. n. Atwell.
J. A. Gugenheim, who was kille
at Mills Point, by Louis Rose, wa
buried In Trinity cemetery Sunda!
, Rose is only % years old, is place
under a $1,000 bond. Mrs. Matti
J Rose, "the woman at the bottom
the killing" il visiting relatives her
z Public sympathy is all for the your
murderer. The residence of Mrs. \