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DkNvss, Dsc. is.---Lass Saturday, Nary
Katford called on DIR. Ross, y promiaens s
dentist Of Lesdviile, and made
the startling request that II he
would furnish her With poison, which
could moi be detected BY an autopsy, she
would give him 500 as a compensation,
reluctantly admitting that shs
wished n get rid OF Der husband,
Hans Kahord, and that her husbands
brother, OF whom she wag enamored,
and herself might together esjoy
the insurance So 800, which her husband
carried. Alter making en- appointment TO
meet both at MS office last evening"
the doctor arranged with !, the police
aud several insurance men to be
present, but cpncealed, at the inter
view. the whole diabolcal plan
was made known and they were arrested
and Jailed. The parties are all Danish.
The youngest brother Is sixty years Of age,
the woman thirty-fve.
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csrried to Texarksna, dying in fifteen min
utes after reaching tbsre. wa
District court Is dragging alorg .very
slowly, and 10 disposins oi very little busi'
The suprene court rsvsrssd and re-
minded Young st al. w. Gray, ot 81.
from Rusk: Williams w.. Mudgett, from
Rock wall; Neal OF al. ". Steele. from Tar
rant. Affirmed: Chambers Va. Brown,
from Johnson; Norton OF sl. VI. Contogrel,
from Dsllss; Gage ct o.. W. Payne, from
Hill; Texas 4 Bt. Louis Railway vs. Ko-
bards ct al, from Smith; Harle Of al. Va
the Lsngdon hei's, from Navarro. Re-
hearing refussd !, Cathron vs. Msrmsdukei
ct q. from Lamar; Pslo Pinto County W.
Cans & Sons, from Palo Pinto. Rehsaring
srsn'ed and transferred 10 Galveston {.
Ball, Huichings u Co. w. Wsren from
McLennan; DsLeon OF al. w. the State,
from Travis. IS \
The supreme court will finally adjourn
Friday. H6 mt1 ~
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National Notes.

National Notes.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-At ameetiGs OF
the senate committee on finance the nomi-
nation OF Walter Evans as commissioner OF
internal revenue, was taken up. The
charges agsinst him and his reply hereto
were considered. II was de,ermiped 10
report the nomin ton favorably. Senators
Sherman, AldTich and Voorhets we're not
present when the nomination was dis
cusssd., ~ ~ "
The committee on rules Of the house met
this morning and deter mined to re0om-
mendfba two committscs be made out OF
the old education and labor Committee, to
consider the two subjscis separately. One
is called the committee on educatiru ana the
cJtherU, labor. IL was also dec'ded to reconl-
mend the creation OF q committee ON rivers
and harbors, TO whom Is TO be snbmiJfed
the improvement OF the Mississippi rlyer
The river and barbor committee disctssea
the matter, but reached no decieion. n
was lett to the house. which d t4rmingd tO
recommend the retention OF ali select COM
mittees or the last house, except such as ra-
lated to personal subjects. The census
committee was dropped also the ooTaniit-
tee Of Recommendation Of the congressional
library. Keifer was instructed to report
resolution, without recon mending It's
adoption, for the appointment OF d com.
nas.oe ~ as ~ vL st nn-.ns ss
i.. ss snas ,shhs, Shrsrvnuen.s ~. J ~ VI
but unanimously disagreed to.
nv indas ~ IN conrt ~ c,.;ms ToSr =, W
mu.s. Ju"se ~ Wy 1Ts.. y, Sueclo, Soun =;
ss raansr, =, snois, un.se1 e H;s.ss MMsrsnsi
~ ~, yo paL ss..sL''.. ~ ILL.,
sea ST.. Ds1 Hsss.cuusS Hs @ @Snsoo
Sia.es msfsns. ~ n =. = fsJss 1ss1cn u.su Aionso
W Tssners " Usesvn, Iah, 1k9nS E =. 'nC
w 0g..ss ~ d. coosn y
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state Convention.

Baron Rouer, La, Dec. is.-rhe demo-
cratic state convention Of Louisiana met
TO-DAY and was called 10 order By the
chsirmsn Of the state committee. and J. NJ
Howell. OF Lsfourche, was made Temporary
chairman. He EXPRESSED the hope that the
deliberations OF the convention would pe
hsrmonIous ana satisfactory. Two tscre-
tsriss from each faction were appointed.
Tbe convention resssembled 81 O'clock
n. m. The credentials committee
ssfsd until noon tomorrow 70
report. The convention has adjourned
until that hour.
The indiostionr are that Gov. hcknery.
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The Klu.kiux Cases,

ATLANTA, Dec. is.-To-dsy Judge Nc
Coy refused new trial in the Bsuks county
kin klux case. Five prisoners, jasper Var.
brough, James Yarbrougb. Bold Emory,
State Lemons and Levick Ssreetman,
stated In open court that they were guilty,
but E n Green ana Ditmus lsrorougD
plead not guilty. Tbe men who pleaded
guilty were sentenced IN tive years i'm prie.
onment and to pay $500 foe each. Neil
Ysrbrough is sick 10 jail and has not been
sepfenced
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imported bull vas among ne number The
in rude hsrdvriiips; III your bull
you hunt for. call ~ the frss ranch this
aide Of hall and brand him" The wherea
bouts on The cattle Are unknown. There IN
20 clue q yet 70 the whersabouts oftas Of
wssshsr olsar and cool and buslusss
: Hrook is IN good condition. t.'it
Wheat Il In fine condition.
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tho vice president is sbseot hs csunot sen.
mate bis Iocum feDenr, bat tho senate nns(
elect one, and II the vice president comes
hack The NEXT dey the seDator Who Vas
tenn porariIy president goes out Of ofaes ipso
facto. lNt4
Mr. Frye pointed out 10 tho b,uss Of
Representatives., that the speaker has
poger 70 appoint snbsiituse for psnsd
OF Zen days and II has never besn ob5sesed
10. He called for tne yeas aud nays On the
adoption ofthe clause; objected to.
Mr.. Ingalls, offered tbe customary rsssl9-
ton, which was agreed to. that the prssi-
dent and the house OF representatives - ~
notified OF the election OF new secretary Of
The senate.
Pending the vote on the rule, the senate
idiourned.
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Govcrnor Hendricks stin on Top.

IxDrAsAroLrs. IND. Dec is.--A printed
statement that Governor Hendricks hiss
ne abroad for medical advice, or
treatments denied by members of his fam
,Iy. He will not visit London. and the
party viii not be IN Paris more than t~o or
three days, 40 Il IL 10 Re purelya pleasure
trip for the whole party. Mr.. Hendricks 10
in a. robust health now as be been any
time for the past ten years.
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WrrrIrss. Dc. ls.-Tbe Canada Pscine
dead-lock is practically ended. ~ new en-
eiDeers have arrived and ere at work: The
-hops vii be opened Tomorrow. The dis
charged engibeers and hremsn are dis'
oosed % ses urly and ccnmi, .,is depreos''on'
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FORT WORTH.

FoRr wosrH. Dec. ls. ls.-fspecial,l-For
several days ugly rumors affecting the hon.
or Of Architect M. R. eanguinette, en-
ployed BY the city to superintend the cor-
sruotion of the new school-hou'e, have
been afloat, and tonight the city council
appolnied = Somo-.ttsc 70 invesNgate
the specified charge Of corruption In letting
the contract for the black boards. Sanqui-
petie comes from g.. Bouis, where his
father, who Is very wealthy, now resides.
His friends say be can explain the matter
satisfactorily. t
The Texas & Pacific rsilroad for some
weeks has blockaded the lower enc OF
Houston street, claiming that the street
stopped a. their ressrvation, but tonight
the council instructed the marshal to keep
the street open at any cost End 10 arrest sli
agents or employees who refused to obey
the ordinance.
The county sutboriiiee say that Houston
street is the old ros 10 Cleburne. and the
donation By Dsggets % The county does
p. Hughes was awarded the contract to
build 800 feet Of street down the blum. ior
fbe woman who wss }bund on the road 10
the hospital, q few wes1s ago. In dest tute
condition. died late lnH nisht. She refused
70 the last 10 give The nens Of the fsther OF
her child, but 10 10 kDoun TO be . cinzen
who stands high here.
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,,':,l s; T''.: :.,.s No. ,.'s.ss D:ss%s'' Is'A;
dssson ''a ana John ,. Donovan. TOR 500
. sIde. 500 points. 200 70 b played o.nifht
~ <00 20 uoyrou night. resulted In Dono-
rs1's making 900. and betting ves t.o 10
ore % Cotton. Donoran rsoivtd Odds by
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natal PrastIssi Joke.

Trrrr HAurr, Ind, Dee. IA special
t.Issrsm 10 The Erpress. from Paris, Hi
pois. SAYS that ssndford Morris, with other
hovs. srrrrred . rrscficsl joke. BY having
hIs two brof herr, Tod and Orlando, Uiinston
GrIfin, Jr., and Ben ncLaughlln, sea
some sppies. BaBdf0rd horis .no tne otner
1Ims f,rs a run In The ar, insssd Of vh,<h.
~ slm-sf criminal f<falitv, The g1n vas
nofnled SirsrflF 81 the boys. Who vsrs doe
sore1hrr. Tod Norris vss rcrf0rste1 With
r,r~.o .ore shot. and died. OdsDdg s'Ssi-s
- seriously iniursd. 81 u 0rinn e1o
Mclaughlin. Il Il thcufht that Griinn
riIl also dis.
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P1ru1rne. D~c. ls.-Tne vorknen st
Gr.H. Emmett 4 Co's Clinton NIL. 20
shit oc1rr<<1 fbe <<n p<< c-nt red oc<>cn
m unnm. Tbe 1rm cp~r<<s three u-.I*,
cd <1e rv<uc.'on vI'I <x,>rd % Al. ~
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MANsETl1.r.

MASsrrzLp La, Dec. lS.--[Speelsl. lat
Q O'Clock to-day the state had closed It's syi-
dence 10 the hudson Scott murder case, and
Mrs Franklin, the first w,sness for the de-
fenss. and mother OF the accused, Pani
Franklin, was called. She testified ~ fol-
lows: II was at home on the night that
Jndson Scott was killed, and was sTake
when Jules Baker, another OF the accused,
entered his room; he came IN ehoyt wniie
before the gun was fred that killed Scott;
as near as can remember il was about iiye
minutes; did not near him leave the ropHt
after he entered il; think he was bathing
himself before retiring; the gun that Killed
Scott was fired about p, M; beard Baket
IN his room about an hour befurs went to
bed; heard my son, Paul Fran kin, enter
mis- room after he closed tle store; the way
/ caoe 10 hear hfus, be Is In bhe habit Of
pulling his bed between the two doors In
the middle of the floor; he becupisd the
southeast room and came ip about 10
O'Clock p, %, on q iirtle atter,l don't re.
member sns exact time; from my tootn
could see the Light Ia psuPs sroSei his
honse 10 separate from the stors aud eon-
nected with the store by Q row oi pailiDgti
he has 20 clerk; be had d partnsr once for
ehort while, Baker boards With
me; have known him sbout two
ysars, knew him before he came
TO board with me; ~ visited
my sou frequently he (Baksr is nay sou.
All the evidence offered 20 isr in the case
on the part Of the defeuse, has been In favor
Of the two eccu.ed, Eranklin and Baker.
The court closed at the ueuil hour, this
said will be offered for the defense to-mor-
d
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DAILAs, Dec 49, EliLor ARnaID. r.
a ramor. appArentiy resttng on haihsock,
ks cooie 10 the piidsfsiFued pnpils ID the
City schoole, that ths trustees reuse 10 all
low tle teAki1efs, Apfsetves aud associates,
iholiuay apsfhg Ghfissftias week, On this
wa haYe " fe faAfs y "a ~ we mi ght stand
sls Misspa s s,ca ~. Z, iuconyeh. a'se ps,ih
ft5 8esthesa aspeciaiy some devoted lady
,ftehllsAus. lelpnos They need and deserve
SAthe fnsnifat ADJ who believes that ne
\ 1laildiaI,9 N "a lntss during the
telgh " sthisi Ohrlstlnss Of tbs nineteenth
coat1fs can be proftahly--or ut sll--
oo.alisd ssIsnns shs' os period o ps,d,os Ioi.
MENU menu ~ ss. ID % aDd The ssHsSsi sslS,Ssi
prinarlrt rt Atlsyiesr motions as 70
\ hlj5e. iiherky af,c fts t,rssuit OF heppiress
Itis ccfttAsy ~ sle 'set. up and git'' Of
this x4 sifflskag aN5snthearts aiar OF
ptssscsiys A.9 fesrogfading back %
y.ws.j' II is CEN flfa right dear 70 every
\ Sl3lnthft1' neirt And aren. petty mirrrles
X y, Y. Rot tsyonh aii tbis, We plant our-
" Fss upon fhe law srst demand iss en-
!. 4 eoss5t slgvsn. 81 sbe city law regulating
4 10 ~ estgls4 IL 10 these words foli)wing,
it n dop,tFcp forget it---yiz,
tec tG.t-1rhe pnblic schools of The city
fil be Clnsed 90 every Saturday and
Z ttAslss.w ~ Ch-'a.vr-s srrek md Nav
Ssdsv. on national and state ibnnks-'
f4t ae DAYS. On the 2lst of~,f1pfil, an1
1, every lgti 3naifr stlte vi hay.
ftsfe-ft f,>sz nr tnis f5ck We take cur
stand, knd The A1iAs oi--xeil, ssy Jeboso'
{haf, shalt moi prevail against Us. Ouf
i6an6ers rasy peep ~, sut TN g'il fademmy
benches. fhty vii ind the undereiened
10 fbc pbiane u eco'icii SArfa Claus.
william efni 81 Peter,
~ lane and fuct Van Meter,
HHIl sally Doe au0 X 1'a n |
.f Iurl T0nuio A Itrs'rtlar.
4t uan Kit 4 zJfe fuo Bob,
FH.tU Cttslina Frli1 ~ Rob, .
IHt ctlp trict aul II CTR,
|| Lua Fknuy nod firlcr
and onouRh mone fpsu hof or. u hl a line
ffopi Trini'y's bsfk nnto New Caledonia.
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noilsr Rxplosion.:

PxrrsBuRe, Dec. l8.-Two boilers at
Reighard's 0il refinery on 6lst street, ex-
'ploded at noon to-day with terrific force,
scattering debris In all directions and in
turing { number fof workman Two
named West and Fisher were fatally hurt.
Lat4r:--Thsl sxplosion OF the boilers at
D. p Rsishards 4 Co.'S oil refinery
works, to day. re.uisd IN the %.
ssrs ss5s. ~ afy .acm nav al is FIRE. .sr. saH &c
tinR In the shed with their backs sgsinst
the boilers; two were at the door, and one
was some distance swsy, Without any
wsrss.., ..s.l s.s al sss' oBion occurred, the
90 eussion Of which xss so great
and followed by the noise oi ne escaping
steam boiler. The house was lick and
trame structure. but was denolishsi ard
the hot aahes, flying bricks and :Esy.
nsnts OF iron scattered iu all direSs$-,.
ThB remains Of the shed we're ignsSi, and
the Gre companies summoned scthe scene.
The FIRE was soon extinguishesi and atten-
tion was paid TO ths xork or sxiricsting tpS
injured. Their names are: xn
John Lee, enginee. and fl pestald lded
badly audgeut ahont the &lxd, AMI II II
Believed, inhaled steam; supposed fatal,
4 Wesley Roup, mschislistl 5adly scaideo
and lpiarsd iutsrBslly /, and will probably
ldie, .s t E.S N .e. u
William Fisher, elsaiylss&n, head cut as-
yoreiy. He was also hasnsd and had In,
halsd steam his recovery isdOubt.nl
Sarnuela Hsn9ssson, " hoiier-makers had
his head ca. srXi ia.badly ofnisedlg shlg
Johuny Rsdpgg heys wse burned stous
the iacs "a etFck, ana cut IN ssysral pisces
Emile W3fpidt, fcremsn. had his nose
crushed : IA his hesd nut, but not seriously
ThefsE0& dihesapce Of opinion as TO the
canse Of the explosion. Tue boilers were Ia
good condition. and were allowed TO carry
sixty Ave- pounds OF steam; the
gauge re elsiered 65 shortly before the ex-
plosion TITS pieces OF iroB recovered are
burnt, and tnis leads the majority OF the
experts To- believe that the explosion was
caused by low water. Loss, $500.
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Sr. LouIs, Dec. 18.-TSpecial. l--Locally
spot cotton ruled dull; 900 bales changed
hands; uncssnsed yrices,
Cash wheat strong, miiiers buying all in
sight; No. Cred $l,02ls.
Cssh corn weak ano declined; No. 2
mixed, 40 z
Hides, green stock, quiet and weak; dry
in iiRbt receipt and good demand.
Little doing in wool; market quiet and
steady
Lish. receipts ofcstsls and slow trade
no Tsxsns.
a meeting was held at the Southern
hotel, Of prominent citizens, merchants,
and hotel men, to take steps tow
ards having st. Louis eelected Tor the
location for the Democratic national con-
veption. Speeches were made. sstting
forth the advantages OF St. Louis IN the
way OF hall for the convention and hotel
accounted edatiens for the delegates and
visitors. Colonel J. G. Prather, the Mis-.
souri, member oil the national committee,
told Of his efforts In behalf Of this city, and
urged those present to aid him all In their
power Plenty Of promises we're made, and
committee was appoin'ed TO Ell gineer the
movement. IL seems herenoouts 10 De
considered certainty that the convention
will meet In the west. and there seems 70
be some anxiety lest Il &c too far west.
Denver is eaid TO be making herculean ef.
forts TO secure the honor, Louisville and
Cincinnati are also considered as likely 10
make struggle tor It, but II Is not consid-
ered that Chicago will work very hard
Tor II.
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Nkrsns1L. DEC. lo Il -roouespondence j.
Jour cIrrRsp0udeNt Wa ort early t1la
nofninf. old and lrnHy q 4 vas, hu1
rrouuir att oc.otk at the afnsl 81,
sbosi1'' We loFc,bet uilh several other. Of
onI psop's sssidsc .. ne si .ese@m4e.',n 70. ese
outlrr neFtmony of Cotsexntnr. tns ngT
hall Of Maple sprintn Grange 20. ~ Pa
tf5ns of Hnstan0ry On ne uay Fe stop
p<1 nl A Iney fnIfct nnd took On quite .
humb< q sr>srsn rom The Blaiur nsieo'
se: 49, sesi, '''ns e, =; " ,..,,.'.s 'osss (:
s,c: ails tind 1rI-n1s 70 vtlco1ns zsd NJ
ne ~ 70 ttfir tplpItab|s hosoes Al n
A. ~. 49, tts tIar - fof TIE ceremonies
d comn<ret 1bs hall Is i<rFe' rs'|
btI'f fxo s<crr f.me Eunc|ur rItuaIed
nn ID cuI1encs oe.l tts pu<'ntt-
t-<t|ss~ fSs lss1,5srs q 10 Iodrs. ,oFs,8.
N riIh he ra|.tf oeltrtn 80 s'slers
msrc1<l irlo ne tn'| .bltlirf 20 Term
err rrr u frestdm e. ne cot us'r1 oI
~6i-h NJ O|1s- F.rrt.I. o. 1thr'I y = .p's
tun<s orErrs n - re|ttIl-e
40 <pP-oprsis r1.'H. rs'c'.,c. ..',.'..
Izr h,sr' sIIIr a ite'r
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II i.1< tsrr1 n1n1sr ~ ts.lc.,otI
<-r<,~.< -. c--l11'f1 tI C1i1rf. ".
I&~ H.r.t. fI.f|.i rr411 I.r 1ftI p III|
I1<1c' <F|.f r.|.. a- n Fef a.1r 80
|.r.|4 f.<I18I 81 I4<<IeI A. |H0Ir| II4
f<.<||<r +.11 ~ 81 |.+| ard ||EI. rI ~
.+I.I II. .IIF.# r1I rII fI0I|Itl.
1.rr|1< t.'4&1I r11s I1s -|rrf| 80
ma G'rftf n 81 11I 1||r 1rI I-'t
a 1.@| ~ |1rI II| Toe t&||I. A
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&c. I'D .M|'< 'f4|.. 80 e. 1||
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lxprAsAroLIs. IsD.. Dec. is.-Tvo squares
oftbe tusiness part Of Fortxille, Indiana.
we're burned lass night Engines were
sent from here.
sr. Lours, Dec. ls.-The Occidental hotel,
. large logging bouse nsed mainly by
Cbrirty avenue. csueht fre by . lamp ex-
niosIof. between and o'clock this even
Ing and was dssmsgsd % seous 100,
spread rapidly and two or three
ssrvsnts had 70 Be taken out through the
ripdovs down ladder and much excite.
ment wss occssioned. During the Ore, Pat
co-n.- fell from the roof Of the hotel 10 the
en-. md. striking on his feet He was sever
civ shocked and bruised, bat not danger
ouslr hurt.
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nsr-1 srzz1zrs. H. D-r ~ = In
H,-r@r c,rnfr rhr->1z< I>>< 80 b-c't>r<
~ m|I I. 11|L rtr&1tF = TED IIH
ri - I1I taE sInt|' l1tl f1pt hi.
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h-r-f ~ hcrns rnisri1us' rf ne fr--oF,e-
rian -furrI saVa rsFarlinf ne u Alrn
80 rIrisi r-hool - Pea Ornnre -ls1fa'
thTrs has her1 srns rIusrtuc1 - 20 ~
rlsf lcts ri Errzl sra scn'r tup -. = -
l.. I.I-. - 81 80 frwr. uIrrf trrT 1rrIrr1.
49, llI ar.rrrrt rar.f o. Iruu tNu NrlTrIE.
= ar~rIrr r.sf thrrt 11s tssr rrn1'Itr-
fi.'.I n 1I.e 4rtnrI ard rI re H'Fs IraIF
- ...IrIs'l - b. s-r1-t t'.'.t - r'.1I =
|r r.rFrT.H
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Nrr YozK, Dec. 1s.-chsriss Frzncis
Adams, Jr., Hugh Riddle and John Q,
6sulf, the trunk line srbitrztors. hssrd
an. sppesis from The svsrds Of Per cenfs
IN re Iopdon rsirkt pool, nsds hT Com
nis.ionsrs Fink, Nth, Which Il AZ
iered. great dissatisfaction % Al
frnnk lines reprt<ert-<, and thsn 30 omitted
e~rumenis for and against . modification
III rhe sIlofmeufs- Tue PsnnsTlrsriaro roads
s-e rsid 70 hs the most 1lss<fisted With tht
DrFu-nt schft1ir - pe-csrtrT>s Oomuis'
.l-'s- Firf dsuied 10 n ernahEtic r.ar-ef
- rarrr- thaf trt rennEIIf Ifs1ia roal
rfrr.teref % riibdrsr fr11 tne ass1llr.
lsor. Ths rostl rsrs neTsr more sia1lf
lhar - present.
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e.. Ior-s. Ia is.-A1rn5sro of r-o-ri
urrt cid1s 81 s,i1 = nss-icl = 81 'lti -
~ pI-.i'hiustT 1s-r'n
- boIlIrr 81 Il rr1-r-l'-
81 ~
tr 81.
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Waco. Dec. 1s.-f6pssial.l-The trial Of
George Walker. ohuUsd Jointly With Tom
varpeIl, as murdsrrs q Jones Land, near
Hubbard, Hill county. 81 March last, is in
full blast. II vss cAaresd that Walker,
with vsrrslI. rsv11so Miss Ella Land
Testimony makes cle1f that she consented
The com mittee on ~ vooien mill, raise
a 800 Today IN CA. Ior Bonus.
Colonel Pzremorp. u|rsdeut, sno MsloI
Stevens, chief enei1o1f. are here, tney are
inspecting tbeir IeEns \ D.. Louis marrow
ensfe, 70 psss tine 4aittne Tor t1e sut ~
Tos Freeman sue1 ~ oz5 900, 20 balance
5ns on the ersdinx fon Td icy river 70
Coric~ns. and e51 UD defsmstion OF char
ter. versus the nafFos range.
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NcKIEEEI. D11- u. = IspscltI J : Ihe
m usrriass Of Mr.. . o. Horvsll, Of Atlanta.
Georris. 70 Mis- Jes1< Hsrris, Of fhis city.
Va. witnessed 81 Ne Presbyterian church
th,. rftsrn' On hy >c1r<> of friends of The
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rExARKANA.

TrxARSArA, ARK., Dec ls.-T5peciall.-
Conductor Joe Barnes, Of the Texas q
St. Louis railway, was run over By he own
train, at Bunker Hill, about twenty-five
miles from here. The train was an un-
usually heavy one, and. In going up steep
grade, became stalled. and Conductor
Barnes aliehted. with his lantern, and went
to the rear OF his train TO dag the passenger
train. which vas abeut due, when he tell,
on 9 tresfis- bridge, his train was moving
back and ran over bin, crushing leg and
arm In fearful manner. His family had
lust arrived at Texarkana, after pro
70 o1 @ss. aim Sim at a. the depot He lived but )
sbort time amer bis train was brousht In
He uas tborouehly conscious 70 the last.
Conductor Barnes was vsry popular and
hiehIy esfeemed BY all be came In contact
with. The remains viii Be inferred &C 10
O'Clock In the morning
About . vsek or ten days ago . promi-
pent drueeiss Of this cty sent peckase 70
Ch,cseo ~ The un'sss sts's. -. @sn = ,.s sse
o. tn< l~ster plscs ~ VS. examined by the
poet m ia|s and found 70 csntsin IN un-
,rxupo1 letter. A po.f-ofi'c> frsp<ctor .
f~x dsvs axo called on the crukRis< and de-
urnded % cent? for postage due and 3 Zoe
Of $40 for trying 20 s~indis "Uncle Sam. "
CISCO.
Croo. Dec. Is f3p~ciAlI The lone
hizb~svmsn ae.in made his spp~srsncs
rr miles south Of here. By robbibf the
1-runuood r<sre. taking al the registered
usl,<r. This n TIE second robbery on fhls
line Iss<Ir. Po<tof5c< Inspector Ihonss
Il ror after him. and ent<rtain< slron 2
hop<< Of BIZ capture