Destitution In Texas

Río Grande i n v. Tex.. July 21. - The destitutton on ■' i -: i oi the Rio Grande for hunJre es is appal tin:r. For Ihreí drout li ha cftused maiij di .'rom actual starvation, and a starration begct ■. d ■ leration the ra ■...; of the professional muTderprs and bandits will be swelled by those driven I by huneer, [n Brownsvllle and .!alamoni beggary was never (jreater nor means to te for a fallero is disipayinpf. In [Tidelgo county cattlo are dail.v dying for and water. In Cameron and Starr the.y are f ast reaching thut condition. Iast year a petition went up to Gov. Rosa from a border county shoWing Üie terrible want of its people. In this county in a few weeks past over 100 horsea have been stolen from the Aqua Xueva tract and ma&y öthers in different parta of this county. The robbery of J. L. Hynes' store within a week past, a short distanoe above Brownsville, is looked on by old timers as the prelude to many of a like nature.