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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-07-24
FROM ELGIN.


Death of an Old Timer-A Somewha
Remarkable Life-A Two Months
Drouth.
ELGIN, July &c. III. McGinnis,
who died Sunday morning at 6 o'clock,
was buried yesterday, his funeral be-
ing attended by a large concourse of
people. A touching tribute of res
pect was the attendance at the funeral
Of great many freedmen. The de
ceased was born in Wythe county, Vir-
ginia, June IL, 1899. He was married tC
Malinda Moore, in Rutherford county
North Carolina, April %, 1920, moved
to Tennessee in 1928, and served in the
legislature; moved to Mississippi in
1916, and served in the legislature
from thence to Texas in the spring Of
1851, living In and near Bastrop unit
January, 1858, when he moved to vii
barger creek, Travis county, where
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The PrOhibitionists.

PITTsBURG, July 16.-The prohibit
tion committee are busy preparing for
the national convention to be held
next week. Secretary Swagg says he
has been advised of the election of
600 delegates and alternates, and the
number will be considerably increased.
the convention will be a strictly dele
gated body, and will be called to order
by G. I. Stewart, of Norwalk, Ohio,
chairman of the executive commistee.
1t is not yet known who will be tenn.
pOrarV chairman.
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my sincere thanks for your kind letter
of congratulation. regret that L can
make but this informal acknowledge
ment Just now. l can question the
right of no man or body as to whom
they shall elect, but will say, | am
heartily grateful to have found new
friends in your beautiful city.
With best wishes, believe me to be,
Very truly yours,
(Sinnedl LAS. G. BLAINE.
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TOPEKA, July 16.-The republican
state convention for the nomination
of a candidate for governor and other
state officers, met in the senate cham
Der of the state house, at p M, with
full attendance froxn,ezn counties in
the state. j. J. a. I. Dixon, of Rus
sell county, was chosen temporary
chairman, and i. j. Perry made tenn
porary secretary. Business commit
tees were then chosen, and the con.
ventioa adjourned till p. m.
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SPORTING NOTES.

PITTsBURG, July 16.-The attend
ance the second day of the Homewood
| trotting meeting was very large;
weather cool and pleasant; track in
fine condition, and racing good.
First race, 2:25 class-Purse 81 800.
SUMMARY.
Felix 2111.
Florence M 3 5 As.
Almonarch-6 6 3 g.
Davis 2.
Willis Woods 5 6 4.
Second race, 2:20 pacing
$1,000.
: Tlme-2:211S; 2:2o15; 2:224; 2:2411s;
2:25.
SUMMARY.
Braden 8 1 L.
Bessie MI 8 8 z.
Fritz 2 72.
George CO Sc.
Lorene4 6 4.
Jewett-3 3 3 3.
Little Em-5 g 2 6.
Chestnut Star-5 766.
Time-2:1715; 2:18; 2:2115; 2:201a.
Third Ract-223 class; purse, ST 500.
Postponed on account of darkness.
Tomorrow Westmont will pace,
with Running's mate for special
purse of $1,000; with $500 added, if his
record of 2.01M, is beaten,
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Cholera Injected RAGS,

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The treas
ury department has been informed by
one of its agents on the Canadian bor-
der, that paper rags supposed to be
collected in the cholera infested dis
tricts of Egypt. Turkey and South
France, are being imported into the
United States through Canadian ports.
They are described as of low grade
and likely contain germs of the dis
ease. a large lot was recently ship
ped to this country from Liverpool.
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Prominent Republicans Sup
porting Cleveland.

BosToN, July 15.-George w. Flagg,
secretary of the republican conven-
tion, has resigned, owing to his inabil-
Senator John +. Andrews, prominent
ly named as a republican candidate
for congress in the fifth district, an
nounces that he shall bolt the republi-
can ticket and support Cleveland. He
will resign his membership in the re-
publican ward and city committee.
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ST. LOUIS, July 15.-G. W. Lilly
who has been freight traffic manager
for the entire Gould system, for some
time past, was appointed to-day gen.
eral freight agent of the Missouri Pa
cific. Milton Knight who resigned
the position of general freight agent
of the Wabash, a short time ago, has
been offered his old place, but it is not
yet known whether he will accept, or
not
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he has lived ever since. In his SOth
year he professed religion and Joined
the Baptist church at Elgin. His
companion is 81, and here today
There are seven children living the
youngest % years old. The deceased
was 50 years and l month old, and
seemed resigned to go.
Bastrop county, in the vicinity of
Elgin, no rain has fallen for over
eight weeks, and crops are commenc-
ing to suffer.
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GERMANY.
A ROYAL FUNERAL.

HAGUE, June 1S.-The funeral of
the Prince of Orange took place to-
day with great pomp. The procession
was headed by King William;
the Grand Duke of SAKE Weimar,
Prince Albert, of Prussia. the Count
of Flanders and representatives Of all
the royal houses of Europe. The
Prince of Wales sent wreath in his
capacity as grand master of Free
masons. The route was crowded with
people.
GENERAL GORDON.
BERLIN, July 19.--Dr. Schwein
furth, the African traveller who mad
an appeal to England TO rescue Gen.
Gordon, telegraphs he received the
details of General Gordon's position,
through an indirect source from the
Nubians. The date of the news Is
believed to be recent.
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A TRAITOR.

New HAVEN. July IL. -Ex-Auditor
/. McCarthy, local democratic leader,
who bolted Cleveland's nomination,
received, tonight. a personal letter
from Blaine, thanking him for bis
pledge Of support.
BIHine's letter Is as follows:
. AUGUSTA, Maine July 16-To Ed
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CANADA.
ENC sHADowED.

4
QUEBEC, July 16.-Although the
courts have refused to extradlte John
G. Emo and ordered his liberation.
American detectives are still Watching
him. This former millionaire cant
walk the streets without being shad-
dowed. Revenue officers have lust
confiscated large amount of contra
band spirits Struggled in schooner
from Europe.
UNEAsINEss IN QUEBEC.
QUEBEC, July 16.-The report that
sailing vessel has arrived at Miri-
michi, N. B.. direct from Marseilles.
without perfect quarantine, causes
much uneasiness.
THE RAG BUSINESS DENIED.
OTTAWA, July 19.-No truth in the
statement, purporting to come from
Washington, that paper and rags.
supposed to be collected in the cholera
infected districts of Europe being inn
ported into the United States through
Canadian parts into the United States
Importers should see that necessary
precautions are taken before shipment
The dominion authorities cannot tell
what is in the bales, and the fault of
not taking proper precaution must
rest with the United states authori-
ties.
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The Indiana CamDaign.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 16.-The
republican state central committee
has decided to open Campaign in
Indiana, in this city, the last week in
August. Gen. John A. Logan will be
| the principal speaker.
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Turf Finances.

CHICAGO, July 15.-At the running
meeting at Washington park, which
closed Saturday, the total won in
stakes and purse was $91 900, larger
sum than was ever before given at
any meeting. The stakes aggregated
$4,000. The most valuable were the
American Derby, $4,000; Washington
park cup, $500; Hyde park stakes,
Great Western handicap, Sheridan
stakes, $4,000. The leading winning
owners were: Ed. Corrigan, $25, 600;
E. J. Baldwin, $4,000; E. j. McEl-
well, $1,000; Hayden Sc Co., $4,000; II.
G. Pate, $1,000; Sam Bryant, $4,000.
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GENERAL GORDON.
sooTLAND.

ALLEGES DYNAsuTER ARREsTED.
GLASGOW, July 15.-James Walker
a suspected dynaniter, when arrested
made desperate resistance and at
tempted to shoot his captors. He
had revolver and cartridge belt Of
American manufacture; also papers
giving the names Of supposed dyna-
mitara
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Expressmen's Convention.

BOSTON, MASS, July 16.-The Bien-
NAL convention of the expressmen's ma
tional mutual benefit association met
this morning, vice-president Hayden,
of st. Louis, in the chair.
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wife Murderer Hanged

ST. LOUIS, July 16.-The Post-Dis-
patch's special from Natchez. Miss,
says, Albert Miles, colored, who MUIR
dered his wife in a fit of jealousy, in
September, 1882, was hung shortly af-
ternoon. He walked firmly to the
scaffold, said but little, and, after
prayer, the trap was sprung.
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Boat Racing.

PITrsBURG, July 16.- Meadville
Pa, consolation races of the Regatta
at Conneant Lake, Pennsylvania, were
postponed until tomorrow on account
of rough water.
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Missouri Pacific.

ST. Louis, July Thames Smith
general traffic manager of the Wabash
railway, this morning. appointed NJ
Knight, general freight agent; II. b
Mcclellan, general eastern agent; N.
III. Smith, commercial agent, Kansas
City; E. 0. Hudson, commercial agent
st. Louis.
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOSTON, July 16.-The Indepen-
dents here have chosen 90 delegates to
the national independent conference
at New York, on the % inst. Sympa.
thizers in other parts of the state have
been asked to send representative of
their own.
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SPORTING NOTES.

IEADvILLE, Pa, June 1.-THE
morning, with the consolation race
There was full list of entries. Tht
water was smooth; the weather cool
and spectators scarce.
The men got off in good style, but
Teneyck, of Peekskill, n. Y, gained
the lead before rounding the buoy, an6
won the race IN 81 minutes, 81 sec
onds; Riley, third; Hosmer, fourth
Tayeorsee, fifth; Lee, sixth; Hail.
seventh.
PACING AT PITTSBURG.
PITTSBURG, PA, July ia crowd
of 5000 spectators visited Homewood
this afternoon to witness the attempt
of J. M. Hills famous PAGER West
mont to lower his record. The track
was fast and the weather all that
could be desired. Westmont was
brought out at o'clock with Peter n
johnson on the sulky, and Firebrand
as running mate. AS he was being
warmed up for the first heat it was
evident Westmont was in excellent
condition, and bets were freely offered
that he could do better than at Chi
cayo. He got away in splendid style,
the first attempt, and paced the
entire distance without skip. The
work on the homestretch was magnifi-
cent, and was loudly applauded. The
of the time, however,
showed the Chicago record, 2:01A,
had not been equalled by quarter of
a second. The figures were min
utes and 2 seconds. The last quarter
was the fastest and was made in 2915
seconds. Two other attempts were
made, but were unsatisfactory, owing
to the fact that at first WeStmont cut
himself in six places. He broke his
lead on the second mile and was worse
in the third. The time in the second
mile was 2:18; third, 2:20. The purse
was $500,
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Fancy Goods Men Conc Mn.

NEW YORK. July 17.-Julian White,
Sons s. Co., 56 Leonard street, are re-
ported to have assigned to Geo. o.
WaIbridge. They accommodated Ed
mund Yard & Co, with notes. They
give large preferences. The firm is In
the fancy goods trade.
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Sale OF Thoroushbreds,

CHICAGO. July 49, twenty-five
young thoroughbreds belonging to
Gen. Roswell, of Cariinville, ILL.,. and
the Wild Wood stable, of Pittsburg,
sold at auction to-day. George Rye,
Little Rock, paid 5000 for the three
year old colt, Bob Cook, by Ten
brock, out of Jennie G.
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TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDA-
TION.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE execu-
tive commissions of the Baltimore &
Ohio postal, and Bankers 81 Mer-
chants telegraph companies, met last
pooling arrangement. 1t was agreed
to form working pool for % years,
on basis of about an equal division
of receipts. Each company will main
tain a separate organization and the
pooling Will include land and cable
business. All the offices will be con-
solidated. The lines will touch about
Is per cent. of Western Union paying
points.
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knights of Pythias.

NEW ORLEANS. July 16.-The for
NAL presentation of the flag sent the
Ascalon division, Knights of Pythias,
by the Fort Dearborn division, Chicago,
was celebrated by full dress parade
and ball at Spanish Fort.
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Safe Flowers AFT Work.

SwANToN, VT, July 16.-The post
office safe was burglarized last night.
'Phe safe was blown open; evidently
done by experts. The thieves secured
$500 cash. and 5000 in notes.
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UD for Congress,

Chicago. July 15.-The Daily News
Lawrenceville. Ills, special says the
republicans of the sixteenth district,
to-day, nominated James NJ. Nc
Cartney for congress.
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Fatally Shot.

.WILLIAMsTowN, KY, July 16.-At
Coooperstown, this county, William
Faulkner was fatally shot by Ben
Miller, yesterday, the shooting result
ing from the revival of an old diff
Guilty. Miller has not been yet arrest
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EGYPT.
TROOPS WANTED,

TROOPS WANTED.
CAIRO, July 15.-The citizens of
Dongola telegraphed the khedive to
send troops to their assistance and Of
fer to pay the expenses.
DISPATCHED TO DoNGoLA.
CAIRO, July ia British officer
accompanied, by an abide camp OF the
Khedive, has been sent to Dongola to
learn the true attitude of the governor.
MARCHING ON DoNeoLA.
CAIRO, July 16.-It is ascertained
beyond doubt that 10000 rebels are
marching on Dongola.
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NTississiDDi Politics,

HERNANDo, MISS, July 16.-The
republicans of the sixth district NOM
mated u. G. Robertson to congress.
Chalmers is endorsed by the independ-
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A Bad Place for Drowning.

CHICAGO July 15.-The Daily News
Portland, Oregon, special says: Four
more fishermen were drowned at the
mouth of the Columbia river, yeSter-
day. This makes fifty men drowned
there in the last three months.
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Radncino, fha Prodnction,

ATLANTA, July 15.-The president
of the largest cotton mills here, run
ming chiefly on three yard sheeting,
has decided to reduce the production
at least % per cent. by shutting down
mart of each month
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The FIames al Lexington,

LEXINGTON, KY July 18.-An in
cendiary fire this morning destroyed
the Blue Grass cooper shop and dwell
ing houses of j. d. billiard, Mrs. j. III.
Campbell and Phil b. Thompson, jr.
Total loss, S31, 600; insurance, S14 900.
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Grubbs far Conrress.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 16.-The
republicans of the fifth district, in
convention at Queen Castle to-day,
nominated Geo. w. Grubbs for cong
rocQ
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un for Congress.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 18.-The
democrats of the fourth, Minnesota,
district nominated o. G. Merriam, a
wealthy lumberman of Minneapolis,
for congress. State Senator Gilfillin,
of Minneapolis, is the republican can
didate.
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The Pension Business

WASHINGTON, July I6-The treas
ury department to-day issued war
rants for the payment of 100000 on
account of pensions.
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Mills Shut Down.

LAWRENCE, Mass, July IG.-The
Atlantic cotton mills shut down, July
&c to August II.
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northwest of Cape Sabine. IL are
now in good health, but weak
Sergeant Ellison, rescued, died
July 6; Cross died last January; Chris.
Hansen, Lynn, Rice, Lockwood, Jew
ell and Edwards in April; Ellis, Rails
ton. Whistler and Israel in May; Kiss.
lingenberg, Henry. Bender, Fancy
Gardiner and Schneider in June.
We abandoned Fit. Conger August
9, frozen in pack of ice, off Victoria
Head, August 80; abandoned
the steamer Launch September 10
eleven miles northeast of Cooked Hat
island. When on the point of landing
we were three timea driven by south
west storms into Kane sea, and finally
landed, September 20, in Baird inlet
Learning by scouting parties of the
Proteus disaster, and that no pro-
, visions had been left for us, from
Cape Isabella to Sabine, we moved
and established our winter quarters
. at Camp Day. half way between
| Sabine and Cooked Hat. Al
} inventory showed US that by
a daily ration 4 1-3 ounces of meat,
: ounces of bread. dozen biscuits, anC
, 4 ounces of miscellaneous food, the
, party would have ten days full ration:
lett Tor crossing Om1G1S SOUND 10 LII
Teton island. Unfortunately Smiths
7 sound remained open the entire win
7 ter, rendering crossing impracticable
|, Game failed, despite daily hunting
. From the early part of February,
! BEFORE THE SUN Returned,
: only five hundred pounds of mea
!, were obtained. This year, minutl
2 shrimp, sea weed, sassafras, rock Itch
/, ems and seal skins were re
: sorted to for food, with result
! as shown by the number of survivors
: The last regular food was issued May
Is. Only $50 pounds of meat left b.
Darlington, compelled me to send, il
t November, four men to obtain IA
pounds of English meat at Isabella
+ During the trip, Ellison froze solid
i both hands and feet, and lost them al
8 surviving, however, through our ter
= rible winter and spring, until July
The survivors owe their lives to tn
I indomitable energy OF Capt. Schie
Il and Ii Emery, who, proceeds
by three and accOmpanie
It by Eve Whalers. forced the
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, July 16.-James Ellis, of
the Royal Irish constabulary, arrested
on charge of felonious practices in
connection with the Cornwall case,
has been sent to Jail.
ELLIS ARRESTED.
DUBLIN, July 15.-James Ellis,
special director of the detective de-
partment of the royal Irish copstabu-
larry, connected with the Cornwall
case, has been arrested on charge of
felonious practices,
GONE TO PARTS UNKNOWN.
DUBLIN, July l5.-Three military
officers, implicated in the Cornwall
offences have fled.
WHAT THE UNITED IRELAND SAYS.
DUBLIN, July 1.-THE United Ire
land denounces what it calls the sham
liberal agitation against the House OF
Lords, because of its rejection of the
franchise bill. 1t says the Lords are
more honest and less prejudiced than
the radicals.
A BIG ENTERPRISE.
BERLIN, July i6.-The Post states
that Bismarck has ordered the engin-
eer to hasten the preparation of plans
for canal from the Baltic to the
North Sea; also that the necessary
credits for the construction of the
canal be asked of the reichstag, at its
coming session.
GERMAN PRESS COMMENT
BERLIN, July 15.-Comments Of
| the German press on the affair at the
Hotel Continental, Paris, IN which
the German flag was torn down and
burned, have been moderated.
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