Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03
ALL OVER THE STATE
Crisp and Choice Cuttings Condensed from
Tho Daily Press.
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the permanent school fund at S22,-
GAS, 900, per cent OF which, or $780,
l6S was transferred to the available
school fund for use the ensuing term.
The comptroller's estimate of the
available fund from other sources, So /
100000, was adopted, which, together
with the wlndfall from the Jester act,
making $2,S2G, 1870, was made the
basis Of apportionment, and $500 was
adopted as the per capita rate OF
distribution The census rolls foot
up 629, $40 children of scholastic age,
s to 10 years inclusive, requiring 49,,
1874, 500, or small amount in excess
of the estimates, But another COM
plication is the new act fixing the
scholastic age at to II, which viii
Increase the free pupils about 10000.
Near Roanoke, Denton county, +two
farmers started with loaded wagons
of grain to market and met at large
bridge, each entering from deterrent
directions. Both teams became frigh-
tened by the rattling of irons on the
bridge and backed off, falling a dis
lance of over twenty-five feet. One
Oh the mules from each Team was
k'lleu ouprlghO anu Notwithstanding
one was hurt except little girl who
accompanied her father. One Of her
feet was slightly hurt.
The Texas, Sabine Valley and North
western railway company has lied
with the secretary Of state amended
resolutions, correcting clerical err
ror as to maturity OF bonds which ap-
peareu IN resolutions nieu Jan 10,
,.o ooC hondss in tho cum Of e7
an n10 ava 70 no iesned for hotter
Y ,nonts i,n n w eo,,inments
n 'to ,,,o+,iri p y fan 1o1d b ao,.inn.
in ' a+ = 30, cont
Al 4errel MIS- H. " otirnng nearu
a peculiar noise on table IN tne
kitchen; she hnally opened a SACK
eodra 'a1-- o,5io So .hinb had Act h,rst
from tbe shell and more than that
tho ,amaininr aiab+ egos wera ali
ninnad Tbey nil hatcbed 5uring the
day Mrs st,rling Is the nroud NOS
sasso,, Of n brood Of nine motberless
cbiclxens
49, Mosba oo,orod wonor l;v-
An abon n' si~ lila, e abo,s WI" Wbarton
was criminally assaulted BY a negro.
In the struggle he struck the woman
a fierce blow with his fist, and when
he had accomplished his purpose drew
a pistol and threatened her with death
II She made anv fuss about it. He has
not been apprehended, She was en-
ciento
p,s,,,,,a,,., a. - sss ..i4,t
has heen nSssina raised one dollar
Hills in San An9onio has evidentI,,
strnol, Arstin &C. nr,a 3o,1on ILL.,,
cortidcate raise1 70 tbe te5 dollsr d.
nomination was nassed at cnnee's
,,rocery STOW +ba ,,a,,t, nassincr A
being still at lcrge The work is done
with steel pen and very cleverly.
Two raoroos norod rohr uorris
and Chariev S+aon ,iv;nr olauan
niles south Of Segnin became in.
voived in quarrel over a game OF
monte few nights since. Some one
blew out the lamp and as Steen made
break for the door he was shot
through the heart by Harris, Harris
is still at large.
Recently in Fort Worth Mrs. Juliet
f. Padon walked into the meat mark.
ct of j. V. Heron, and after a briei
conversation shot herself in the left
breast. the ball passing through the
body near the heart and coming Out
under the left shoulder blade. The
wound is very serious one and may
result fatally.