San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-29
STATE NEWS.

Texas, is a cause of general concern.
He was well and favorabfy known.
Kyle reports the Hogg forces
double the strength of the Clarkites
and growing. State politics over
shadows everything else.
Blake TempIeton killed near Texar-
kama, carelessly handling Winches-
ter. Nr.
Honley, of the Moody Courier, is at
tackled by Glover, a conetectioner,
whom he accused of running gam.
bling house.
Confederate veterans at Galveston
meet and organize Camp McGruder.
Tue mbership is already 100 and
growing; G.. n. Waul is commander.
Dick Baker attacks Deputy Sheriff
is seriously shot. Baker is badly hurt
with club.
Supreme court of appeals and COM
mission adjourn at Galveston to meet
in Austin first Monday in April.
Massey, the Sherman colored fiend,
is indicted for arson, burglary, rape
and assault to murder.
New Braunfels city election occurs
Tuesday of next week. The political
excitement Is all the diversion there
is.
Comal county is divided politically
but may vote CLARK, while sending
Hogg delegates to the convention.
ComaI county wants its representa-
tive district unchanged.
Corn and early potatoes replsnted
in Comal, and doing well.
NJ. X & T. officials visit Velasco in
interest of proposed extension to that
port.
Real estate transfers are reported
lively in Bee county.
The post office rot ers bagged st
Indian Gap, Hamilton county, while
in the act.
One of the CARA revolutiopists,
sufficiently recovered from his wound
to be in court, is on trial at Laredo.
Browns drug store at Georgetown
burned; loss $1,000, drug clerk slightly
burned.
LEGISLATURE AND CAPITAL NOTES
The Clark club at Austin charges
Hogg with dividing the democracy
of the state, driving capital away
| from Texas, and doing the state more
financial harm than any ad.ninistra-
ton ever in office.
A memorial is presented in senate
against the confirmation OF Insurance
Commissioner Hollingsworth. He is
charged with being ineligible on &C
count of lack of knowledge and eX.
| inn q. Wi.
lated his oath of office; is continual
ly violating the insurance laws of the
state. This memorial was presented
Investigation asked for.
Senate committees are about ready
with reports and after . day or two
there will be two daily sessions.
Cleburne Bar ask the location of
one of the civil courts at Fort Worth.
The Australian ballot law Is taken
up In senate and leads to animated
discussion. The motion of Stephens
for indefinite postponemept was lost,
and the fight is on. The bill Is by
Pope, is complicated, and will not
pass without considerable discussion.
Hobby, of Polk: Collard. of Robert
son; Tarleton, of Hill; Gossett, of
Washington; Mari, of Frio; and
Fisher, of Tom Green, are con firmed
judges of the commission Of appeals.
In the house, matter of judicial
districting was postponed until the
next Legislature by q vote of 81 to SO.
| Reconsideration refused 81 to Al.
Committee reported favorably the
bill for payment Of bonded indebted
ness of state to individuals, $3.50, 900
Austin county protests against the
Page text. book bill.
SWANS bill amending mechanics
lien law is ordered engrossed.
Brown, OF Grayson, had bill, re-
gulating issue of bonds and stock by
railroads, which the house took up
and Numerically scored. Amend
meut was offered and ruled out of
order, the first section providing that
mo railroad stock and bonds shall
be issued and no railroad shall be
constructed in this state without
consent OF the appointive railroad
commission under penalty OF contisca-
ton of the property and damnation of
the projectors"
The house committee on civil APP
pesls districts reports three; the
north district with 752, 26l people; the
northwest with IA, PA; the south
west with 749,l4 Tyler, Fort Worth
and San Antonio stand the best
chances for selection.
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