El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-08

ulkut LII OTueF GO Ret OUT Oh tQe Strips
OF country where the flies are thickest.
| however, now, and living Is becoming
more bearable.-Dallas News.
Mexico.
AT TuHIc, D, n Inocencio Rojss was
killed by lightning. Herald.
The new Mexican per cent bonds
we're quoted in Amsterdam at 100 3-16
recently.
The state government of Toluca lie
making every effort to encourage the
planting of trees.-Mexican Herald.
At the Robinson hacienda. near the
city, Santos Talamantes was run over
by freight train and cut to pieces
Elk.
being proposed for Parrsl, such as q
telephone line, electric light. etc.
Monterey Globe.
1t is estimated that over 1000 Nor
mons from Utah will emigrate to the
state of chihuahua during the next fe W
months.-Monterey Globe
At the Basani ranch near Altar,
Srita. Petra Mariscal wounded herself
attempt to commit suicide.-Ex.
Heavy rains near San Gabriel have
greatly injured the crops. Cattle
thieves are killing and skinning many
beeves near the Santa Cruz ha-
ctenda.
1t lie an assured fact that new cavalry
barracks are to be constructed at San
Juan Teotihuscan. The plans are now
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early date.-Ex.
It Is about time the Americans of
Parrsl were organizing some social
club for the purpose Of making life
more pleasant and getting better &C
quainted. Globe.
Near TenanRo Saturday Trinidad
Reja was assaulted on the road by
three bandits and 1868 and beef hide
stolen from him. The robbers though
pursued DISQUALIFICATION Herald.
General Salas and Colonels Yberri
and Davila have just been appointed, by
the war department., to make q minute
study OF work recently published on
torpedoes and submarine mines.-Ex.
Recently between Sultepec and the
San Juan hacienda in Toluca, Luis San
chez was assaulted and beaten by
party OF foot-pads. He recognized
some of them and they will be arrested.
Elk.
There is due to arrive at Tampico,
this week from the Bahamas another
lot of negro laborers for the Central
200 who will have headouartes at
Clark's Hotel, Inaugua.-Ex.
Mining is more brisk than ever at
the present time in Parral. The usual
daily Improvements are going on at
Co. They are shipping large amount
OF ore over the Mexican Central.
The Decauville railway of Jalisco
recently ordered by the state authori-
ties for the city of Guadalsjara, is
now in that city and will be Installed
In few days for .the service of the
new aqueducts and similar works.
Sra. Amparo B. de Martinez, one of
the richest heiressess in Sonora. the
other day had q quarter ticket in one
OF the drawings to which fell a pre-
MUM OF $4,000 gold. She received the
news very coolly simply saying. "Well
now l have struck t.''-Ex.
Mr.. James Feeny, the superintendent
at the Meehan's boundary, in Monte
rey on scanning the list of prizes in the
Mexico City lottery drawing of July q
found that q ticket of which he had
bought one-half had drawn a $4,000
prize. Here's luck.-Monterey Globe.
General Pedro Rincon Gallardo, min.
lster from Mexico to Russia, has just
been appointed to the same position
near the German government. He will |
leave, probably, In September for his
new post. His successor to Russia has
not yet been appointed.-Two Repub-
les.
At La Muralla near Hermosillo a
man was calmly asleep in his house |
when his swife who was on spree. |
came home and because he was not |
awake awaiting her coming she drew a |
znife she always carried and slashed |
lis stomach open. He is in the hos
oital and she has Mexican
Herald.
1t Is said on good authority, that
Don Tomas Ugarte, of Tampico, the
we'll known millionaire, has exported
over half million dollars worth NJ
beef cattle TO Havana and Propreso
his year. Over a thousand head of
at steers are being herded now in the
uourbs awaiting steamers for ship
nent.-Ex.
The committee. appointed by the
'ity council of Jalisco to arrange the
nomenclature of the streets, is nro-
PRESSING rapidly with the work. At
lrst 1t was suggested to copy the
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