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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-23
A HEMPEN HARVEST.
The -Four Arkansas Train Robbers Meet
Their Fate
With Extraordinary Coolness-"My
Poor Blind Wife!-
A Negro Murderer Executed In Virginia

LITTLE Rock, June 22.--TPress AT
Clarksville, johnson county, to-day, Gave
and Jim johnson, Mcdonald and Herndor.
Who last March murdered Conductor Cain.
while robbing the Little Rock h Fort Smith
railroad train, near Mulberry station, were
hanged in the presence of large crowd,
Several thousand persons from several
counties, were present,
During tha early morning the prisoners
slept soundly aud talked freely to persons
admitted to their rtsence. Considerable
time was spent by all in reading the Bible
and during the talk Mcdonald described
White, the man he murdered at
Silver City, Montgomery county. John.
son, leader Of the gang, said he could have
committed suicide any time after convic
ton and would have done so, but for jim.
ME, his nephew also to be hanged
when he pulled a knife out of the lining OF
his shoe, where it had been concealed, The
prisoners ate hearty dinner at II o'clock
and talked upon commonplace subjects.
Mcdonald complained of being com.
PEELED to leave a blind wife
and five children destitute, and believed
she would not survive him ten
days. He declared he was innocent
OF Conductor Cams death, and George
johnson said he believed Jimmie fired the
shot. not knowing what he was doing, jim
ME replied that II he committed it he did
guard approached and pinioned
the prisoners and put them in a wagon
which was followed by crowd to the scat
fold. The crowd numbered 5000. The
scat'old was built on the dror
plan, the triggers connected with
a, cord reaching the platform
above. The ground was covered with peo
pie, and the neighboring trees filled with
men and boys. Freight cars were filled
with people. In few moments the foul
condemned men, George and June John
son, fernando and Mcdonald, walked ur
the scaiiold, accompanied by minister
George Johnson was lazily smoking q
cigar. After the warrants were read
George Johnson addressed the crowd, say
before the world appear or nv deeds to 1n .ss
large crowd assembled to witness the exc
cutlon of so.called Mulberry train robbers
| have no confession to make: what
have told before is the truth" He
wanted all the young men present
to read the letter to Jimmie from hit
mother, and take lesson therefrom. He
then babe everybody goodbye, and the
men were pinioned again, George and jim
joining hands. As the black car
was drawn over their faces Jim
mie tainted, but the others stood
firm. At 1855 the drop fell and the foul
criminals were swung off. After hanging
thirty minutes relatives and friends from
Washington county claimed the bodies
which were driven of in wagons for burial
AT PETERSBURG. VA.
| PETERSBURG, VA, June 22.-Louis Carter
the colored murderer OF the wife OF DR.. r
b. Pretlow, of Southampton, was executed
at the county courthouse in the presenc,
of 2 900 persons, mostly negroes.
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LOCAL LORE.
The Grand Jury Adjourn Text of
Their Report.
A Quartette Of Crooks Bagged-One
Wanted Here.
And Other Matters Local In Nature,
The Grand Jury Adjourns.

A"S UU'y SAeJSeAh's
The grand jury after session of
weeks adjourned yesterday at noon. In
their report they pay the various officers oil
the court deserving compliments, and es.
peclally County Attorney Clint and Mr.. E.
Marshall, his assistant. The following is
their
To the Hon. District Court Of Dallas county
Texas
We, the grand Jury, after long aud
laborious session have now en-
ded our labors and are prepared
TO adjourn and respectfully report to your
Honor that We have patiently and carefully
investigated all criminal charges brought
before us. We have found and returned in
10 court about 235 bills for disdemeanors
and 26 bills for telones. We have been
compelled to refuse to find good many
bills on the grounds that the bills were
brought before us more for the purpose of
gratifying personal malice than for the
good of the country and the alleged offenses
were not sustained by sufficient proof; We
take much pride in saying that We have
examined into the conduct and workings
of our various officers, and find that the in
terests of the county are well guarded in
their hands. We desire to return our
thanks to our county attorney, Mr.
Clint, and his assistant, Mr., Marshall
for their most valuable assistance
to us, and we desire, as servants of the peo-
pie. to applaud the laborious zeal Of these
gentlemen, and the able and efficient man
ner in which they discharge their duties.
We carefully examined our new Jail and
its condition. It's building ofwhich any
county might be proud. Under the manage
ment of our efficient sheriff and his jailor,
Captain Morton, it is everything the peo-
pie could ask.
We also visited the poor farm and spent
day in examining the crops, buildings, etc.
So many grand juries have made compli-
mentary reports in regard to Mr.. Kinnan' s
management of this institution that we
deem it almost unnecessary to say any
thing in regard to it; suffice it to
say that we consider it under
his control the model farm
of this county, and so far as we know of the
state. We cannot close this report without
making special mention of our sheriff. W,
H.W. Smith. We do not believe that Dallas
county has ever had more active, faithful
and efficient officer than he. With thanks
to his court and its officers for their courte-
sizes and assistance, we respectfully ask to
be discharged. VIM. W. SEBASTIAN.
Foreman Grand Jury.
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Married Folks Picnic

Last evening at Shady View park the
Married Folks club gave another one of
their elegant entertainments. The lady
members of the club brought with them
baskets filled with good things, and most
sumptuous lunch was spread in
the open air under the trees which
was heartily enjoyed by all. Meme Bros. )
orchestra discoursei the sweetest of music,
and the dance went merriy ON and
was kept up until the hour of mid.
night admonished them that it was
time for the festivities of the
evening to come to close. 1t was pre
eminently social success. The following
gentlemen who composed the committees
exerted then, -lves TO make it a success:
Arrangement Committee. M. House,
chairman; L. G. Childs, T. Miers.
Reception Committee-W. A. Rogers,
chairman; c. +. Tucker, g. H. Turner, Il.
G. Childs, Robert Ogden, L. f. Fosdick,
president, and X. B. Arthur secretary.
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COMMERCIAL.
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 22.-Regular wheat in
moderate demand; operators moving eau
tiouslyi market growing steadier; opened
easy and declined Ia to l-2, advanced | | s
to La recovered IL to SIS and closed 3.S
to "a higher than yesterday; June, 81 .04 to
SlQ rs; l.W IL to 81 05 "a, July; 1854
TO $l,0S, August; 81 0S Z s to 81 10 Is, Sen.
TENDER; Sll0 IL to 81 ~, October; winter,
$l00. Corn quiet; opened IA lower, rallied
to 3 4 and closed s HIGHER than yesterday;
sales RANGED SO Ia to So rs, June SO 81 to
"a IL, July; "a to "a 3.4, August "a Ia to
A7S, September. Oats dull; closed "a to- 8
lower; 80 l-2 to 81 s. June; 80 Ia to 81,
July; 81 SS to 81 "a, August; 80 to 30 IA,
September. Pork active; opened frmer
9 l.2 to 5 higher; advanced 20 to 20; receded
10 to i5i, and closed steady; SIC 90 to Si7,
June; SIG 80 l.2to $l7 II g, July; Sl7 OF.
IL to $l7321.2, August $3.50 TO $l7 As,
September; $3.50 to $l7 so IL, October.
Lard active; opened 10 to 10 higher: adj.
vanced 8 to 10, and receded 8 to IL closed
steady. Sales ranged 50 ~ l.2 to 1913,
June $977 l-2 to $9S7 | 9. July; 50 rs to
800 IL, August; $097 IL, September;
$3.50 to S992 l'2 October.
sT.louIs MARKET,
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Hogs scarce and
firm; higher; light shipping, IS 90 to 50, 10;
rough to coed mixed packing, $685. to So;
butchers, So to 81, 20; receipts. 400; ship.
ments, 3,4OO Cattle dull; little doing;
light to heavy shipping steers, 81 So to
So 10, grass Texans, 1915 to Si75; receipts.
l,voo. Flour slow and weak Wheat
opened lowe, ,ower, neeams unsetliea ana ner.
sous, snei ad'snc 20 anu c,oseu pretty
.,Iii 10; re1, ,. 10 AZ 10 SllS - cash;
s,'i5 90, Juhe' Sii4 oo, July,
sl'iS !" sa'if 40, August; $:il
- 40 90 Sep'emoer $l,io ts
10 Si'iS % oS'o1en, VI ~ 70 Wis 4,
year, No. rev, Sio, ~; oiu: Oorn opened
9wes, anu auv tI,,, n ~ 90 ASKED cash;
- 20 20 20, su.y, " ~ 10 o. o.o,August;
81 "a to o., September; 81 l-2, October; a
toto La year. osss htmet ana slow ~ IL,
cash anu o Sune' 90 a % 10 90 DO; july ~,
augusS % NO 20 -, year corn meal
uulli ~ 10, MhisSey 90 s'e"ny Via. FORK
,oweri loup'ng, ~, w. buik meats and
9acoh very sio"' o"iy s"a' faue done,
Lara nominal.
Nkw ORLEANS MAkkEr.
Nkw ORLEANS June zs,-rlonr dnll and
aroopingi high grades, So.o, ~ Corn In
lar demand; mixed ana white, I'll. Oats
quiet anu weak a. 70 10. Corhmcal dull;
common, $2io; ohoice, $2.6o fancy, $3.
d Lay que, anS weaF PfHS s,a 70 Slo
sls,l2i.2. Lard steady; tierce, loa. keg'
los. Dry sait m h,a, easier; shoulders, ,ato
L. bacon Huil ana lower shoulders,
vi long elear' W, clear rib, 10.
Hams STEADY Ordinary, 10
to III eho,ce' lao 10 70 ~, WHISKY hrm and
unchanged. Gomez qulet ana irmi Rio
eargoes, common 70 prime, Z TO ~ l'2.
sugar quiet ana steady common TO good
common, l's 10 o. o. iair 10 iully tair, l.S
to ~ prime 70 Sho,os' s.s TO- 70 IA; yel,
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Judge W. NJ. Minyard, county judge Of
Bell county, accompanied by county com.
missioners d. G. Adams, o. A. Strange,
William Patter and Alfred Evans, chaper.
oned by Mr.. James d, Lyon, jail builder,
arrived in the city yesterday morning and
inspected the county jail here with the
view of getting some ideas relative to the
construction of a Jail at Bolton. They ex.
pressed themselves as much pleased with
the TAI! here and its workings.
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The complicated diseases brought on by
,,,,onse study, thought, care, anxiety, etc,
,.ro nr, an of the most serious nature, Heed
s sueb Y symptoms as loss Of memory, univer.
s suS ,vsi,rde, heart disease, kidney COM
81, liver troubles, and a general break
p ,'. aown Of health and strength. When
i ih,s "0 S"t,licted, when the least exertion
causes saus great fatigue when life seems ,d bur.
d dsr uss the reliable strsngthening tonic.
a m,ox, MA Iron Bitters. II will afford You
sure relief.
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sion. They will ask the companv TO in.
crosse Their facilities snd will endeayor 10
hsAe the association benefit 10 both the
".FrssSph company and employees.
Inc following managers were present
Yesterday G &. nlton, of Houston. ii ].
smi,h, Fort Worth; Bell Brooks, Waco: W,
a, heilan, San Antonio; q. ], Frankel,
sherman; o. ID. Parker, Denison; +, q. Pal.
hsr, Vorslcsna; G, NJ, Baker, Dallas.
Inc meeting adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning. '0'''A
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Intallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con
stlpation. % cents.
Mother Swal
Suit for Damages,

j. Cannon and E. ]. Cannon, the former
a citizen of Denton and the latter of Dallas,
filed in the Office of the district clerk yes
terday a suit against the Texas & Pacific
railway company praying for damages in
the sum OF 5000. alleged to have accrued
by the road failing to transport on time
S41 head of sheep. They state that the
sheep were shipped on the 18th Of
November 1882 from Denton 10 Colorado
city, and that owing to the failure of the
train to II AXE regular schedule time, the
sheep were not delivered until the night OF
the 18th, in badly damaged condition,
and that some Of them had died owing to
the delay in their transpo rtation and de-
livery.
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IL Your Blood Pure?

For impure blood the best medicine
known is Rosadalis. 1t is the great south
ern time-tried and true remedy, and may
be implicitly relied on when everything
else fails Take it in the spring time es'
pecially, for the impure secretions OF the
blood incident to that season OF the year;
and take II at all times for cancer, scrofnla,
liver complaints, weakness, boils, tumors,
dwellings, skin diseases, malaria and the
thousand ills that come from impure oloed'
To insure cheerful disposition take Rosa
dalis, the great southern remedy, which
will remove the prime cause and restore the
mind to its natural equilibrium.
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CEDAR HILL,

CEDAR HILL, June 2l.-[Correspondence,
The first car of new wheat for this season
was loaded at Cedar Hill to-day and ship
ped to Galveston. The crop is not as good
as was expected. Not great deal OF oats
threshed yet. Can't say how the yield viii
be. With one more good rain in the course o
ten days the corn crop will be immense
A fair crop already insured. Cedar Hill II
the boss grain market on the Gulf, Colora
do & Santa Fe.
Our town improving slowly Business
good; health excellent.
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At certain seasons of the year nearly
every person suffers to greater or less ex.
tent from impurity of the blood bilious.
ness, etc.. etc. This should be remedied as
soon as discovered, otherwise serious re.
suits may follow. Sherman's "Prickly Ash
Btters" will eifectually remove all faint OF
disease and restore you to health.
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PisMrro's Jaw,

In semi'thriving agricultural village Of
Maine, on shelf of closet opening out Of
the parlor Of Captain Henry Mann, is an AZ.
tee that no other person in the world pos.
sesses for the captain obtained Il directly
from the original owner, who used II ovti
30 years ago.
This article or trophy 10 the under law
bone OF Francisco 7 zsrro. the famous con
querer Of Peru. The way II came into
Mann's possession Is easily told. Sometim,
during The early part Of the last decade b,
Was mate Of . guano-laden ship, lying Il
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mrs. .Dickinson's school Entertainment

Mrs ..Dickinson's school Entertainment
we are happy to learn that Mrs. Dickin.
son will repeat her school entertainment on
saturday night, and feel safe in urging our
friends to attend, knowing they will find no
more enjoyable way of spending an hour or
.Wo' Inc programme, as rendered Thurs.
Jay nlght, was replete with choice things.
snd the laughable little opesetta, "Motber
uoose," was better than patent medicine
Tor dyspepsia and afforded amusement
enough to last week. The entertainment
throughout showed excellent drill and indie.
iatigabla energy on the part of both teach.
ers and pupils, Mrs. Dickinson has, from
the frst, endeavored to build up school
snat would be an ornament and credit 10
our city, and well has she succeeded, as all
OF her public examinations and recitals
show, Her scholars show such familiarity
with their school duties as only constant
everyday application will develop. We
give the programme of Thursday night,
which will be repeated with few changes.
PROGRAMME.
l. Orchestra.
2. Song, I'VE Come" school.
3. Becitation, Lille Cecil Lyons.
4. German recitation, 10. Williams Or
pal Dawson, Charlie Duve.
.. Exercise song. thirty little folks.
8. Concert, recitation, class.
Z, Grand March,
s; Recitation, Meta Bigger.
PIANO solo, "RecolIectiOns of Home"
Belle Richards.
instrumental duet, Annie Leake, Lille
Lyons.
PART IL.
Orchestra.
Mother Goose 0peretta.
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DisgraCeful

About 70 ocock last night the loud re-
mort of pistol fired by some unknown
party, was heard at the corner Of Murphy
and Elm streets. quite a crowd rushed to
she SCENE but the party had skipped. The
s sau Thing occurred Wednesday night
This is in tie very heart Of the city ana y, e
re S upon the good order OF the city
and nm insult to her citizens.
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The case of the state VS.. W. J. Hawkins,
charged with killing B. NJ Bell, is still on
trial. All the witnesses in the case have
been examined and argument Of counsel
has begun. Messrs. Hanson opening for
the prosecution and Colonel W. l.. Craw.
ford replying for the defense. The other
attorneys in the case will conclude the ar.
gument this morning.
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Sad News

The sad intelligence Of the death of Mrs
Eliza Jones, consort Of Mr.. Reese Jones
popularity known In this country, was re
ceiyed by telegraph by Mr.. A. N. Cochran
reside at Csddo Peak, johnson county
Many friends join the HERALD In condo
lences
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ARare Exception

A Rare Exception. .,,
The practice Of putting patent, medi-
cines is simply aboninable,. and We discour'
age IL. But all rules have their exceptions
and we make one here. Hunts Remedy,
the great kidney and liver medicine has
proved itself TO be valuable medicine, cap
able Of doing great good to sufferers from
complaints Of the kidneys, bladder, liver
and urinary organs. 1t has cured thous'
.aIp
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FINE, VERY FINE AUCTION ROOMs


n sns for The safe handling
uySe II
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Angostura bitters are the best remedy
for removing indigestion and all diseases
originating from the digestive organs. Be.
ware of counterfeits. Ask your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article, manufac.
tured by DR.. j. G. B, Siegert & Sons.
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Hon. W.T.. Crawford,

Hon. W.T.. Crawford,
Probate Judge, writes from Williamstown,
North Carolina. Have used Dr. Worth
ington's wonderful cholera and diarrhU
medicine for violent diseases OF the bowels,
and found it Of unfailing efficacy; believe it
To be the best in use.
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Heavy Sale Of StOue

A. Brownlee, president Of the Texas
Stone company, received an order yester
day for sixty seven carloads OF stone from
the com pany's quarry nj Millsap. To he used
in the construction Of q cotton oil seed mill
at Corsicana.
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Mr.. Howell, president Of the state Sun.
day school convention, which convened a,
Fort Worth yesterday, went over yesterday
morning accompanied by a number Of
delegates and visitors to the convention,
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NOTA BENE

Save Money and Experience Satisfaction.
Special jobs offered tins week In parasos
fans, ladies' trimmed hats. ribbons and EN-.
broideries at Alex. 0rtlieb h Co.'S.
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city Court

City vs.. Belle Day, vagrancy; fined $50.
City vs.. Mary Smith, exposing person;
continued.
City VS.. Charles Scott, exposing person;
fined $40. ,,,
City VS.. Eneas Murray, intoxication;
fined SO. ~ ,-
CITY VS.. - Mccullough, committing
nuisance; continued.
CITY vs.. ]. A. Crowdus. assault; dis
oh road
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Mr.. o. ID. Brooks, druggist, at Bayou
Sara, La, says: II have heard many per-
sons recommend Browns Iron Bitters who
have tried its virtues"
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Nothing 90 simple and perfect for color.
Ing as the Diamond Dyes. For CARPET
rags, better and cheaper than any other
dye.stufis
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FOR NERVOUSNESS, INDIGESTION, &C.
Send to the Rumford Chemical works
Providence, X. l., TOR pamphlet. Mailed
free.
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Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
ranks first a. curative agent In all com.
plants peculiar to women.
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SURE CURE FOR sLAcx r.rc

Aessrs. Morley bros. ',"Su - iS'-'
sSSnk SI!, have sold .'woNpERrur.
, IN 10 several Of my customers who nsaJ
.or the sure Of BLACK lEGly sivinr
STor TWO doses internally and appl, ne ID en-.
'''A'E worked Ike a chsrrn VI ufs. Eta
J. B, HUTCHINSON,
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

A Rare Chance anu Ripe Opportunity.
Remember the closing out sale of notions
and furnishing goods at Alex. 0rtlieb
q Gas
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81. surrkRcpr, TEXAS. Sept. T. 1854
,,u rnS Is 70 certify that We have used your
,m0NpkRuL EIGHT for BLACK LEG
IN Ss'ue by giving from Is TO ~ drops inter.
nnauy and applying externally once or twice to
me parts ane 'uet and il gave immediate relief
A. J. McLuRE. w. h, sHlFIETTs
A, j. STEWARD, WILL McI.URE
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

If you are going to the Mineral Wells In Pale
Pinto cosnty, never buy your uckets on The
10 lose your money. There are always { sui.
ncient number Of hacks at the railroad station
tnllaapl 70 convex you 70 The wells WitAo~
relay. they ohafge = cent? oxtn 4 yos' =
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1t vor are chilled or wet through, a dose
OF Parker's Ginger Tonic will iniallibly
save you from taking cold.
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Mr.. George ?. Miller, Hamilton, Texas,
says: "My family have used Browns Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia. nervousness and
sleeplessness with good results"
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STILL CONTINUES,


At Alex. 0rtiieb a Cos. The people appre,
ciate the low prices OF their notions and
furnishing goods, which are sold at and
below cost,
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dull and lower; new mess, SIS 50; options
neglected. .rd weak; prime steam, 10. ~
IL to loS, June; 10. 70, July; l0l5, August.
~, September; Ola to $50, October.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS Cry, June 22.-Cattle receipts,
400; market tirmer and q shade higher;
steers from 900 to 100 pounds, $4S5 to
So; stockers and feeders, 1915 to $475;
cows, $3.50 to $a,75. Hogs receipts, 1900;
IS SO. Sheep receipts, l, 800; quiet; natives
OF 20 pounds. $40.
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Weather ItspOrt.

GALVESTON, June 22.-Following is the
weather report: