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were reduced 10 day 10 per cent. Tssly'
thousand men are idle.
A MiHIsE DIsAsTER.
81. Jouss. April 3D-is0men weTo killed
| Gni drowned on ihe schooner faqusbOl
yesterday by q collision,
sPAktsn sFaAY,
MsnHIp. Apfii % Another baud OF To-
sufFehta have appeared ia Catalonia. IT.
i0ris HeTe made % capture u.
Last reports ifou Cnidad Real regarding
tho railway disaster Sunday places the per
tOns missing at 10.
The goygFuinsut adhsres 10 the belief
hat the revolutionary party 10 responsible
fer the outrage,
PEARFUL FxPLasIoS.
HAVANA, April .0.-lSptolall Early
this afternoon the whole city was
shaken by terrible eonoussion;
The streets were Immediately Il led
the city had been visited by an earthquake.
II soon became known, however, that the
powder magazine at San Antonio, on the
opposite side Of the bay had exploded.
LATER-The frat explosion oeeurred In
magsEine OF San jose, not San Antonio,
adjacent TO tho arsenal in which
,.,.d, was stored large is.f. number FSs ,ss Si
Of the explosion took the direction OF the
gas works, aud all gAs.holders OF the
Hayaua Gasllght company and all
but one OF the old gas company
were broken. The seeoad shock. heayle.
than the tirst, was caused by the explosion
of gas. IL Is impossible yet 10 say how
many persons have been killed or wound |
ed. Several bodies have already |
been found. II 10 known there |
were In tho magazine detachment
Of twenty soldiers and an artillery officer. |
who have been occupied for several days In |
removing powder. The military hospital, |
Ban Ambroslo arsenal aud other build |
ings In the neighborhood suffered the |
most damsge. In Havana, balconies, win. |
dowB and shutters fell 10 the ground In |
slmost eysry street within tho custom |
house wall.
OBITUARY.
LONDON, April 20 Sir 2icSael Costa, |
composer aud conductor, Is dead.
A RAn WRECK.
Cry or EISIco VIA GALVESTON, April |
90.-A construction train Of the Central |
railway was wrecked this morning nt |
Op.eia. Two American employees we're |
killed and ten Sounded.
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wEArugsroRD, April 29.-[5pecial "A
good rain fell here lat night and farmers
are much encouraged by favorable crop
prospects.
Chriles Ogln, n Swsde, aged about 45
years died 1t he City hotel here last pight
irom the effects Of liquor. When sober he
was a quiet, orderly citizen and ia in-
dustrious laborer gs cabinet workman.
William q cen returned yesterday With
one OF John Lewis stolen horses, recovered
in Wise county. Tho thief vas shot
near Sunset, in Wise county, by
a Mr.. Reynolds whila In tho act OF carrying
away one of Mr.. REYNOLDS horses, and
proves TO DO Frank Robinson, who, two
years ago. Was sent from this county 10 the
peniteniiary for THEFT. RobiLsJn's wounds
are perhaps fatal
The sixty-lifh anniversary Of tho organi-
zation OF Odd Fellowship was celebrated by
the order here at the opera-houss Saturday
evening Judge Jnhn r. Hsrcnurt delivered
an interesting address, which wss listened
10 with marked attention by a large and
sppr2cig!iye audience, el,er which an
elegant supper was partalSen OF, The even
ing was most pleasantly spent and will long
be remembered.
q. A. Mccall, J. w. Stephens and ]. NJ.
Richards, attorneys OF WeatherIord. are at
tending district cou, at Graham this week.
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DEN1sor, April 20. 20.-[Speciall-Night be.
fore last g robbery was committed here
which for mystery beats anything heard Of.
About a year ego gentleman, wife aud
friends came here. the gentlemen invested
considerable money. Ga the night in quss-
ton the three parties left the house in
which was hid 81 700 in cash, a lot OF valu-
able notes, deeds, etc, to take short walk.
They were gone only a few minutes, but on
returning the tin box ccostaining the
yaluables was gone. A private de.
tectiye was hired and is here
now working up the case. The matter is
all the more mysterious because only three
parties knew of the hiding place of the
treasure.
Martha araudy, while walking down the
Central track night before last was attacked
by negro, who attempted TO rapo her;;
Her screams bought help, which scared
her asssulter of before he could accomplish
his purpose. She said ahe could recognize
her nssailant, and parties are now looking
for him, The lady is new arrived from
Deutschland,
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BALTIMORE, April GA morning paper
Gays: Whisky for t3rsign EXPORT is pour
ing into Baltimore. AS the time is ap-
proaching when distil'erJ must either pay
taxes and take it out OF bo1d or send il out
OF the country, they are rushing 1t to she
reabosrd. There il too much whieky in the
country for the demand. Distilers prefer
to export it Temporarily, and most OF 1t is
of 1t will be sent back when the demand
improves, when The tax will be paid upon
it. Surveyor NALL hos made requisition
upon Collector Webster tor the appoint
ment of four or five special gusgers to
guags whisky and make up the necessary
record OF its expectation. There was quite
a number Of applicants for these special
places at the cugtom-house yesterday.
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New YORK, no a. ny April 90 -.rh @
walking match score: Burrell, 12i; More.
mac, 16o; Rowell, la; Nitaw, ia; Vint,
150; Thompson. 113; Day, 1873; Eison, AZ;
Panchot, 152; Herty, 1852; fitzgerald, 165;
Canpanani, II; Sullivan, Withdrawn.
Rowell, 1855 miles; Fitzgerald, 175; Day, 1852;
Noremac, ITO; Vint 159; Hsrty, 1859, Elson,
155; Campsnani, II; Thompson, 1l9; NiJaw,
100; Panchot, 16l; Burrell, 1872.
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The Fire Record,

CHICAGO, April 29.-Tho Daily News
Bloomington, Indiana, spi cial SAYS: EARLY
this morning fire broke out in frame
dwelling house near the Elho tsville stone
works. Adjoining the burning building
was small frame structure in which was
stored q quantity of dynamite for blasting
purposes. The fire reached this building.
causing a terrific exnlosiop, killing William
Williams and woundiug thirteen others.
Among those severely wounded is Peter
Matthews, one of the owners Of the stone
works.
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&EHNSlazRlG&a BROS
ARE AT TT AGAIN.

We have more goods than ever, and Wen tell you
ranged to enlarge our house at once. Our intention
then simply to break through the walls OF the ad
Joining stores, and increase our facilities without de-
lay. Purchases We're to be made accordingly. Since
then paus have been changed. Our addition
Is to be handsome fourstory building which will not
be ready occupancy until after this seasons
therefore heavily overstocked The two departments
Ehat should have been (and ultimately will be) most
benefited by our improvements OF most
stocked. They cannot remain so-.some of the goods
must be disposed OF at once To do this we will for the
next week make
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FORT WORTH.

Fort WORTH, April 29.-T5pecial. IA
meeting of the stockholders o! the Ford
worth & Southwestern was held this morn
ing to perfect permanent organization.
It seemed 10 De the wish of ell that Major
Stockholders offered to double their sub
scriptions if he would accept. The meeting
adjourned until this evening to give, Major
Van Zandt an opportunity TO consider the
proposition. The organization will be com.
pleted and work begun st once.
The storm this morning ct 10 O'Clock
blew down three houseg on Summit hill
belonging to Captain J. Z. Alexander, A,
occupied the house, but no one was hurt
by the accident.
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MINERAL WELLS.

MINERAL WELLS, April 29.-[Speciall-
Yesterday evening about aundown 1t was
discovered that James A. Cooper, man o.
some fifty years, who has been stopping at
the Piedmont hotel for the past ten days,
fsIled to discover his whereabouts, but
after discussing the matter It was finally
decided that he had scented the republican
convention at Fort Worth and gone down
as o self constituted delegate from E.
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jps.

We will offer for this week
200 punches of Real Ostrich
lips, in all the new shades at,
bio per bunch; our regular
price on them is I.5o.
375 punches Of fine heavy
double headed Tips, in all the
new shades, at IT'S per bunch
Of 3; their real worth is $50.
$50 punches of Real Ostrich
Tips, extra full and large in
every shade, at $50 for a
bunch of 8; these are our. best
offering, as they are worth $50
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assignment OF Henry Landon, banker,
show liabilities Of $l67 900; s;sats, 1923 900.
Owens & Mercer, bankers, have filed an
assignment.
Boston, April 29.-Albert B. johnson.
oil manufacturer, has assigned liabilities
unknown.
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The Trunk Limo Popl.

New York, April 29.-The trunk line
presidents met to-day in the office OF Com
missioner Fink. A lively discussion took
place on the demand of the Baltimore Il
Ohio railroad for reduction of rates TO the
basis of IL cents in freight from Chicago
east. The demand WAS made in copse-
quence of alleged cutting west. 1t was de.
cided, however, not to make further reduc.
tion in rates for the present.
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LEEFEKSuN.

JEFFERSON, April % Especial, The
Esst Line passenger train, which LETT here
yesterday morning, proceeded as for as
Dangerfield and came back here this morn
ing ct 10 o'clock and will not probably
leave until to m orrow morning; the wash
out being worge than at fi-st reported. We
have not had any communication only by
telegraph up the East Lino since last
Sunday.
II has been raining very hard again to-
day aud prospects are god for more to-
night.
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vVV
COlli(icd.

KANSAS Cry, April 29.-The journals
Lincoln. Nebraska, special say: Negli.
gence of train dispatcher occasioned the
collision of freight trains on the Burlington
g. Missouri River road, near Ce.
dar Cresk to-day. Two engines and
many cars ere wrecked and thrown into
the Platte river. The men escaped by
jumping, though they were seriouely
hrnisad
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WACO,

WACO, April 29.-Ispecial. ]-Another
fence cutter was captured last night ten
miles east OF this city by William Green, q
farmer. The prisoner is q young man
named James Slnde. On Sunday night
somebody visited Farmer GIesn's stable
and killed a valuable mare, cutting her
throat. This brutal act put the farmer on
watch last night and he captured Slade
lust after the latter had cut wire fence.
Slsde had also stolen valuable stallion
from Green, which was recovered. The
prisoner does not own any land or stock,
He was brought to Waco and jailed to-day:
Very heavy rains fell here last night and
To. day.
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LiAiPAsAS.

LANrAsAs. April 2o.-[jpeo'a', l-Ysster-
day evening ABOUT o'clock a storm
commelced, blowing lrjun tho south, and
was accompanied with heavy rain att
o'clock. Tho storm continued ell night.
This morning VIC learatd that q tin roof
had been blown Off ihs Rubgustein stone
building, and pools OF ws,er ara deep
enough IN tho eirts's b swim animals.
Sunday oologed woman IA the employ
OF Mr. B q. Price. IN this city, was hit by
ceniipede, Che was badly frightened,
but through the Gid OF phY4lclau and got
ting her drunk on whisky, she was cured.
0ur merchants keep two men out west
placing advertising signals on postl for tho
benCilt OF Lsmpasa1.
Two Of our business men will commence
4 broom factory here In short while.
The Lampaaas euili.ng association has
commenced loGnlng money,
4 grand German ball will occur here on
May 7th.
The water works contractors will be here
soon to supervise tho work, which 10 pro-
gresslng fast.
The Two ice factories Of this city are keep
Ing us coo!.
A fac hall Is being fitted up as q theatre,
which will be occupied this summer.
Vlsitors are docking 10 Hancock and
Eonna springs,
Cattle nre Being purchased for shipment
In largo quantities, and wool arrives by the
thousand pounds daily.
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INDIANAPOLIS, April 29-Ex. Senator
Joseph e. Mcdonald. Governor A. G. Por-
ter and ex-senator Hendricks were among
the large audience that greeted Clara Nor
ris at the opera-house Tonight. The size
and character Of the audience made the
performance the greatest amusement event
of the season.
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Feathers.

For this special sale we have
marked down our entire line
of Ostrich Feathers. The re-
ductions are all genuine, and
will last Tor this one week only
as at the end of that time we
expect our stock to be about
the size.at which we shall cary
it for the balance of the season
Our prices will do the work.
Our entire line Of $50
Feathers we will sell for LIS.
Our line of 200 Feathers we
will sell for I.6o, and our line
of 800 Feathers we will sell
for 2.4o.
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GAINESVILLE.

GArSEsvnLE, ApriI 2)-[5peciall-F. L.
Cleayes, William Cunningham aud w. II.
Pierce wsit 20 Fort Worth yesterday to
attend the republican convention.
Last night tho tailoring establishments OF
H.niger Brothers, was bu.g'erized and Q
number of hne suits OF clo.hing carried
away. Entrance was made by. forcing
open q wiadow in tho rear Of the building.
There is no clue 10 the burglars,
Major CairnFs and Matt STaarengsn, two
pleasant cattle nan, ieHya on tue 9TH OF
May for Earopa 10 a?aGd u few mopths
recuperating their health.
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NEW YORK, April 29,-Upon application
of Raw. DR.. J. P. Newman, OF Madison
Avenue Congregational church, the injunc-
ton against him was modified SO far as TO
permit him to hold as usual, his weekly
services and prayer meetings in the church
and also give lectures.
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BELTow, April Especial el.1-This morn
ing about o'clock hard, beating rain be.
o O'Clock, making little rivers all through
the town.
The negro Tom Warner, who killed Clay
Brown at Howard about q month ago, was
acquitted in the district court to-day on the
plea OF insanity. Our comfy attorney says
all he hates about it is that they did not
make him present OF nice nckel.plated
gun.
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ENNIS,

ENNIS, April 20.-TSpeoiel. .l-Our town
and vicinity were visited this morning with
q heavy rain and wind storm. TO the great
sorrow OF our farming community.
The eouth. bound mail tram, due here
cary yesterday morning, did not reach us
NATL this morning on account OF wash
out between here and Dallas.
Colonel Francis Hall, superintendent of
the Ennis public school, has been quite
sick for some days.
The Ennis brass band will give grand
picnic on the 1st Of May at Q1inn's park,
at which time our young people anticipate
a good time.
The Womsn's Missionary society gave q
very interesting entertainment last Sunday
night at the Methodist church, 81 the close
of which the Rsv. Messrs. James y. Camp:
bell, pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church ut this place, and Charles L Brown,
of Wsxahachie, were made life members OF
the above named society.
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RocKDALE, April 20.-[Specisl II. En-.
sheimer, au Isreelite 30 years OF sge, COM
mitted suicide here to-day by taking chlo-
roform and morphine. Every effort was
made to caunteract the effect of the drug
but without avail. He is from Wheeling.
employed rs book.keeper for A. Steinberg
of this place. He LETT lster which reads
"D appointment in the main has brought
me TO the long sleep. Pleaae bury me-
decently." Deceased was o single man;
quiet and steady, and generally respected.
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MARSHALL. Aplil 20 -[Speoi. l.l-GenerAl
". p. La2e lesye5 sht for Aust.n to
attend q meeting 0! tho Texas Veteran
land board.
Bishop Gallagher Rimiai.terei confirma-
ton to o large NUMBER 1t the Catholic
church this morning.
Rev. Father Sharon left for his home,
Notre Dame, Indiana, this morning.
Heavy rains have fallen at intervals dur
fhere is Sls,toO in Inc county treasury.
Major Willistn Ssedman is full.aedged
candidate for district judge.
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miscellaneous Foreign News.

GLASGOW GUFF,
GLASGOW, April 29.-Anxiety IA felt in re-
gard to the steamship State Of Florida, sew
eral days overdue from New York.
Detectives are awaiting to arrest sup
posed dynamiter.
The wages Of ship huilders on The Clyde
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Voted Down.

ALBANY, April 29.-In the assembly .
bill adding an article to the state oonstftu.
intoIicsiing liquors was lost to-day, GO
against 63.
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NEW YORK, April 29.-Detroit, 10; Brook.
WASHINGTON, April 20. - Washington,
IA, Vnsinias, Of Richmond, 4.
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CHICAGO, April 29.-Representatives of
the Ohio River pool roads met here to-day
and resolved to restore rates May 1st.
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS In our MILLINERY and CARPET DEPARTMT
Sanger Brothers
MILLINERY DDPARTN2

conceded by ades of taste to be the most complete
in the South in all things pertaining to fashionable head
Our quotations below for this seasons produc
lions. No old or shop-worn goods
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PM1, he hailing fflm that place
lssi, aud being Of llspnb'i0in prlellyltise.
10 ge rested easy Tor tie night, but this
mDrnlnf on farther enquiry II Hss sscsr-
| i..l.i lhat he hid pufohaid ten grains Of
ainTphin, AZ one o. tho drif siofas in town
and had been sssn g. ptss nVaf The mountain
west OF town gi o'Oock IN ihe evening,
when suspeiln was ar1usHd that lac hsd
| commit ted seltmuider. A iesIoh was In
siliuied, which resulted IN the old man
being found tomo ihfei'q 1rftsTs NJ mile
northwest OF town In an almost insenslbio
condition, and hut for The Talhisll last night
he would hays dDnb lsIs been dead. lie Wss
Immediately o3nyeysd 10 town and now 10
out OF danger. The cause OF hs rash ACT,
ifhny, is disappointment In his failure to
receive the appointment 81 daleg6ts 10 the
republican convention NJ Fdfl Worth from
The III Paso district aud tha news OF the
eOnhseall0n ofhis property on iha Il. q.
Island by the Bfliish government fsW
days ago; The old man u nov safe and
the republican ticket is good for oae mors
vote.
John Pollard. the man who wss thrown
from his buggy last Friday evening, frao-
turing his les al the anke Joint, is doing
well and DR.. Rains, who has charge OF his
case, Is hopeiu, OF his recovery without
amputstlng his les. az was Afs. expected.
Colonel 0gerAls, Of tho Austin States
'aap, 10 still here ald one Of the happlest
iaon tS,ant, having entirely recovered his
health during his hrlefstsy. He leaves In
4 few dayg for kslinAn, where he 10 en-
gagged IN writing up the county.
John Bsdham's mammoth plyilion viii
la completed next week, lt will be an Or
ihment 10 our little village.
Everything IL Lively. Prop'e a'c begin
iing 10 tl9ck In 10 lha Wells.
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WE CANNOT TRIMMRDaATS LADIES MUST SEE THEM
CARPET DEPARTMENT.,
CARPETS.

We are heavily overstocked in. ex. !supers
and we must therefore offer q number of pieces
at extraordinary reductions. :,
AT ESQ We will sell an all-wool ex Super worth
90 cents,
Our isc quality is equal to any LEO goods in
the market.
We have marked down tapestries to CSC and
75c that cannot be bought elsewhere for less
than 90c and LOO
Our best qualities that are worth LILO to LIS
we are selling at SIC and sec.
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AFTERNOON sEnsIOM.

On reassembling Hon. Webb Flanagan
was loudly called for and delivered we'll.
received address. He said that they were
not here to start new party, but to renew
allegiance to new party. What party had
built up this state, this beautiful city, the
Chicago of Texas? 1t was the republican
party. This party had united the Atlantic
and Pacific. This party was the free grass
and fres school party. loud applause
Tho delegates were to say whether the re-
publicans were to be represented by
stalwerts or Independents. The woods and
prairies were full Of good men
who could be elected. There was another
duty to perform, 1t was to select delegates
to that other Chicago, where the next pres
ideut would be nominated. He would
mention q few of the standard bearers who
might be nominated, naming Arthur, Lo-
gan, Edmunds and then James G. Blaine,
the great commoner from Maine." This al
fusion was received with loud and con.
tinued applause, when Mr.. Flanagan left
the etage.
Chairman De Gress announced the COM
mittee on credentials as follows:
First District-J. 8. Williams, Of Jeffer-
son county; Henry Stewart, Harris coun.
ty.
Second District-A. T. Monroe, Houston
county; G. w. Burkitt, Anderson county.
Third District-Sib Hart, Hunt county;
J. K. Mcdowell, Camp comfy.
Fourth District-J. T. Fleming, Red
River county; ]. r. Carter. Marion county.
Fifth Distlct-O. T. Lyon, Sherman; +.
L. OleAves. Cooke county.
Morris tribune., 1884-09-03
POLITICAL GOSSIP,

Oregon Butler men have selected electors.
Gen. Logan is to have a grand reception at
Madison, Wis.,
Ex-Governor Hendricks is to speak al
Hamilton, Ohio, Sept. co.
George R. Davis was nominated for con-
gress by the Republicans of the Third Illinois
district,
Carl Schurz has written letter in reply
to Senator Hoar's letter criticising the for
mer's Brooklyn address.
Mr.. Blaine is going to Augusta for few
dars, to rest and recuperate. He is rapidly
recovering from his late indisposition
Odore Schumann, who was nominated or
the Greenback state ticket of Wisconsin for
treasurer, has declined, as he says he is a
Democrat.
At the convention Of the Law and Order
league at Lake Bluff, Ills, Rev. DR.. j. H.
Barrows..declared prohibition impractible at
present, and his views were indorsed,
Gen. Butler will be at Grand Rapids, Mich,
Tuesday and Chicago Wednesday where he
be rendered grand reception for which
extensive preparation have been made,
Congressional nominations include NJ A.
Foran, by the democrats of the Twenty first
district of Ohio: and nearly all the Malone
candidates in Virginia where there were
bolts by the Cameron men in the Fourth and
the Norfolk districts.
The fifteen days in which The Indianapolis
Sentinel was required to answer tie COM
plant Of Mr.. Blaine in the libel suit having
expired on Aug. 20, an attorney for Mr..
Shoemaker entered an appearance to escape
default. The plaintiff can now ask for q
rule requiring an immediate answer;
A report has been going the rounds of the
press that Gen. Raum had written threat
ening letter to a government employe for the
purpose of obtaining contribution to the
Republican campaign fund Gen. Raum
emphatically denies writing such letter,
and says that il such letter is in existence
it is forgery.