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confusion prevailed NJ she railway stationi
while the various delegations were board
Ing the trains 10 return home. The Orange
men sang God Save thc queen "kule
Brittania," and other patriotic songs aud
cheered the queen and trool's,
sKw PROPOSED ~ NJ
OTTAWA, Jan, l.-Colonsl NV, chief pro-
moier OF the European Great American
Short Line railroad from Montreal 10 Cape
Bseton. Is endeavoring 10 make arrange
menis with the government respsrtihg a
subsidy and grant. The company re-.
ports q PROPOSE made for the government
to take II aud reooup the Short Line com
pany on all expenditures made and work
already done.
HDHoRIEG OAhusIrA.
PARis, Jan. l. Among the incidents OF
the anniversary services In honor OF the
memory OF Gam BETA was the visit of about
100 members of tho chamber OF deputies
and other friends 10 the tomb, where Iaul
Beeit delivered an address on the patriotic
aspirations of Gsmbetts.
yATsuRKs IN rHKiEos TRADE.
LONDON, Jan. Ten minor failures In
the iron trnde are reported la Birmingham
and other sn,all failures elsewhere.
FgRRY's rLAH.
PARIS, Jaa. lit is stated that the
scheme for the revision Of the French con /
stitution as proposed by Ferry, prime min
lister, chiefly aims At the abolition OF the
office OF life senator and the restoration of
the scrutin do list system ~ voting. II Is
believed that tina party Of tho right viii
support the proposition.
PUBLIC ExEcUTIosrR's FATE.
Baum, AUsTR3A, Jan l.-lielt, the pub
lie executioner, was found dead IN his bed.
He Is supposed 10 he the victim OF revenge
RIVAL MEETINGS.
DRosMoRK, Jan. l.-Meetings OF both
nationalists and orangemen are being held.
Two thousand people are ut the meeting OF
ai the orangemen. All the magistrates
Df the county are here. There Is great e1'
'itement. +. ID. Sullivan and W, o.
)'Bflen. members of parliament, also
members OF the organization Of the Nation
Al league, are directing the movements OF
he nationalss The members OF the
bands were arrested for carrying revolvofs.
FESTIVITIES AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, Jan. l.-At the New Years re-
'eption to-day the emperor received the
generals headed by the croHn '
prince, Prince Frederick Charles and Field
Marshal Won Moltke. The ambassadors r
endered their cordial congratulations up y.
m the auspicious opening OF the new year '
rUGA's FLiGHr.
LIMA, Jan. IA letter from Pasas Mayo 4
tates that Puga was completely over.
brown, the battle on the heights OF Glol-
on lasting ten hours. The government
roops were under command OF Colonel d,
plesias. Puga fled toward Pauca, pursued ,
y the national forces.
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Foreign Affairs.
Foreign Affairs.
ORANGE VERSUS aRRxN-RIorISe AT DRoH'
MoRK.

ORANGE VERSUS GRRRN-RIoTTHo AT DRoh
MORE.
DuB.IS, Jan. 1.-Several bodies OF Or
angemen with bands Of muse are proceed
ing to Dronmore, county Tyrone, undes CON-
mand of Grand Master Stewart Knox and
Lord Csledon. A battery Of artillery is on
the way from Woolwich.
DRoNMoRE, Jar. Ia mass meeting oi
@ .anpernen and Natlonais.s was held in
hll view of each other. One band OF Ma
tionalis,s marched rom the Catholic chapel
I'm military orier. The Sationaliss s oi
TrilIick marching into DronmHre encoun-
tered an Orange procession. The Orang ge-
nssn charged upon iho Nstionaltsts. The
\, ilitary separated the CON batanls and pro-
ceeded te clear the streets. Tue rioting
was terrible and several men were stabbed.
DUBLIN. Jas. IAN Orange meeting Wa.
n, Id in a field close to Drop more. Abou
"a. 900 were present. Colonel Stuarl Knox
nreuded. He ACCUSED the government OF
sndsayoring TO obtain the Parae.lIte vote
hv probibi,ine loyal aud allowing Parnell-
"a NEE, ings. Recoluiions were passed op-
posing the extension OF thffrunchise In Ire
isnc; condemning the action oil the govern
mept in allowing sedivous meetings in
Ills er: opposing home rule in Ireland, ana
epdors,ns Lord Rossmore's action at Ross.
lsar Among the speakers were Lord
George Hamilton. lord Claud Hamilton,
Major Hamilton and Lord Caledop.
The national meeting was held in the
field at the opposite end OF the town. The
rival parties were kept apart hy large
bodies of cavalry. Infantry End police.
Even this force was hardly able to prevent
A collision. The Nationsii-ts neetins was
attended by about 1000. The usual
speeches. suppc rting the object OF the
league were delivered. When the me'ing-
we're breaking up in the evening, several
attempts were made to ATTACK
ssrs. infantry and pnl.cs prevented
serious Il, . ri--. II tue suemnt OF tn,
troops TO sisperse ire crowds, a ycuvg MAJ
named McCiven was wounded IN the ab.
domeu with q bayonet. IL is believed ths
another man 10 seriously wounded. Gres
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A Farmers Ifutc.

EAsroS. Pa, Jan. l.-Ephram Barthole-
new, q well-to.do farmer OF Mesre township,
was found dead this forenoon wi his
throat cut and his clothing saturated with
coal oil and on fire.
LATKR.-rhe report that Bartholomew
was found dead is denied by a farmer liy-
ing In the same township. He says an in
quest is being held on the body Of Mrs.
bartholomew, who died from . blow adj
ministerad by her step-daughtsr.
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No More Arbitration

CINCINNATI, Jan. Thirteen iirms OF
boot and shoe Manufacturers have signed n
paper declaii ing the beard of arbitration q
failure which for year or two has been
fixing the schedule of prices aud settling
d,spates about shop discipline. The firms
agree hereafter not to discuss these matters
with employees but to fix their own wages
and settle their questions and discipline.
This action was opposed by a number of
leading firms, members OF the arbitration
board, who say that the motive tor 1t is that
the board Of arbitration refused 10 reduce
wages ss demanded by some OF the smaller
manufacturers.
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The Emma BOad Case.

Sr. Louis. Jan. IA special to the Post
Dispatch from Hillsboro, Illinois, says
Jldge Vandsv sr. who IL was thought had
finished his argument for the prosecution
in the Emma Bond trial last night resume ed
this morning and bids fair to continue oil
day; being unwell he is sitting down this
afternoon while talking and his face is very
male
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Supposed Murder.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 1.-The Commercial
Gszette's Salem, Ohio, special says; l.. N.
Griffith, a farmer south OF here. was found
dead near his house this morning by his
SOP, Is years old who said that his father
had suicided The boy has since disap.
pesred, and indications show a case OF
murder. The coroner Is investigating.
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Snun,l Orthodoxy.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. l.-Emancipatlon
day was celebrated to-day by the colored
people. 1900 turning ont. Bishop Turner,
colored, in speech ssid: The devil in
hell would not make such distinctions
against negroes as are made in this coun-
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rnqrrnncc comnnnv In Trouble.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. l.-Complaint has
been made that the Fidelity and Casualty
oompapy. of New York, is doing business
here, The insurance commissioner reinses
to revoke the license The matter will be
settled in the criminal courts.
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EnllY Insured

ST LOUIS. Jan. The loss by he burn
log of the paint carpenter and upholsier'
inc sbops of the Missouri, Kansas IL Texas
railroad at Sedalis. Missouri, yesterday
morning, is row said to be less than
$50 600 and fully insured.
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S.ill on the Bench.

KEoEuK, la, Jan. Judge NeCrnry
has not resigned. The exact truth is that
certain neeosia ions OF a business r1aracisr
are pending, which nav or may ,i lead 10
his resi- snatior. Tn, question will probs-
bly be decided IN dav or twp.
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Killed by Xnkettle.

WILMINGTON, DEL, jan. l.-Oenhsld
Heisler, OF Heisler, Mcbride Il Co., copper
smiths, had his skull fractured to-day by the
explosion of a copper kettle formerly used
to hold nitro.giyssrine, some Of which re-
m aimed in the hollow.
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Disinherited III, Daughter

CLAKKNoNr, N. H., Jan. Edward Key,
who died in Unity, New Hampshire, few
da,s ago left TO the school district of the
town Sl2 900, all Of his property except o
smsll sum, which he gave to his only
daughter
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BosroN J Ian. 1.-The officials OF the New
York and New Eneltnd railway nave re-
ceived a dispatch from Presiden' Clark an-
nouncirg that the property of g g cnmpanv
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Almost Finished.

sr. LOUIS. Jan. The new csstom-house
o this city Is nov cnmpieteu, with The
reception II few finishing torcues, and
will he opened for business February lst.
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JACKSON. Miss. Jan. l.-FritE Holder,
vounded in the aft ay at Ysz % City Christ
ma. evening. Is dead. He was county
trrssurer r the past four veare.
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PHiLAoELrHA. Jan. Joseph ID. hur-
ply, late m snsg.- nf ,he Lvceum taeater,
and we'll knnsn IA theatrical circles, died
this nor ifv
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Celebrated New Years Day - Othel
Festive 0bservancss.
The Postmaster General Makes .
Lively Onslaught
ON the Present Mall System Reforms
Suggested.
other 6lennIngs From the Capital

WAsuLSGroS. Jan. i.-tSpeo!al l-RsPre
sentative Buokner says tha, Randall a'
leader OF tue iloor OF the house has more
supporters than Randall for speaker had,
for the ssss on that he Is tho ablesi party
leader in COZ gresi.
Congre9sm an Cobb chairman Of ihe COM
mittee on public lands, to-day Hiys thst
nearly 100 0m0O acres Of land VIII be re-
ported to cor gress as 1Tiel;0d, including
100000 acres Of the Texas & Paoito land
grant. lie says, however. that the at
torneys OF the railwayswill be heard. This
sct of Justice will be urged TO its fullest ex-
tent by the majority ofthe committes-
The new posioillce OF Conroe, Mont
gomery oougty, was established Teddy
with Isaac Conroe as postmaster
rhe families to Texas congressmen re-
ceiyed their socially inclined iriends In.
formally to-day.
w. L. Hughes, of Dallas, was here and
left for ST. Louis.
Mrs. Roger q! Mills assisted Mrs Gar
Isle in her reception of to-day. Mrs. .. 3
Msxey, Of Paris, Texas. and Mrs. Stella
Wooten, of Austin. arrived to-day.
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AUSTIN.

Ausrrs, Jan. Especial ,l-Fo-day the
mercury regis.e cred twenty degrees, but
Notwithstanding The cold IAe day was
bright ard crlsp, and the New Years tes
tivities passed of pleasantly.
The State land board met to open bids,
but the two hundred and fifty applications
received yesterday not being properly reg
istered the board adjourned until to-mor'
row.
rne state departments, banks and whole
sale houses were closed to-day.
The Land Fraud board reports to.mor'
row and adiourns to Thursday. No inves-
,igstion of The land office will be made.
will Swindells gave q grand banquet to
the typos" of his Office this evening at
6imon's restaurant
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Jen. l.-ISpecial. Mel
son Chadwick, a negro confined in jail for
carrying . concealed weapon, this morning
assaulted Jailor Bitters, striking him on
the head. The sentence was increased.
Bill Farmer and Smelling are two hsck.
mon in the employ Of the same man. Far.
mer took Snelling's hack out last night and
returned with 1t this morning. Smelling
accused him OF breaking one OF the win:
dows and Farmer drew large knife and
plunged 1t into Sneliins's left side. The
wound is serious.
j, X. Dunbar. president OF the Telephone
company, seeing the dispaic ches In the Ex-
press relative to the telephons nuisance IN
Dallas, writes to-day about as follows; ;
Your Dallas correspondent having tele'
graphsd that our exchange there was In
very bad way, will you do me the kindness
to publish the following We are at pres:
our service. We have run into Dallas
seven extra territorial wires, which have
brought more business than We could in.
stautly prepare for. Dallas has been great
ly benefited by these extra territorial wires
as witness an increase OF 10000 bales OF
cotton over last year. Your correspondent
neglected TO state there were only eighteen
mem be-s present at the meeting out OF S5O
subscribers. Ii is the aim OF this company
10 give the best possible service every where,
but every attempt at atimprevement has met
with buzz of villifcations. Inside sixty
days the exchange of Dallas will be second
to none in the South The people OF Dali
las NAV rest assured that their wants are
understood ami everything possible will be
done TO make the service thorough.
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Wages Cut Down.

TREvror, n. J, Ia The ws;ss Of
t,e employees Of John A. Rnbling's Sons
wire mill are reduced 10 per cent.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Galveston; Endorsing Captain Eads-
The Fist Ice.
San Antsnio; A Knight OF tho whip
Carves his Fellow Jehu.
Austin, The Land once No. 10 be
Investigated-A Gold Day
Mckinney; One Town that Brags OF
It's Telephone Service.
Taylor; A big Fire Falls 10 Raise the
Temperature.
Marshall: How the CltIzers Welcomed
the advent Of the New Year.
Other Interesting News by Specials
McKlnney One Town that Brags o
It's Telephone Service.
Taylor, A Dig Fire Falls 10 Raise the
Temperature.
Marshall: How the Cltlzers Welcomed
the advent Of the New Year.
Other Interesting News by Specials
GALVESTON.

GALvssros.
GALyEsroS Jan. i.-tSpecial. 1.-The deep
water committee met TO day aud prepared
their report to go before the city council at
the next meeting. II endorses the propo'
sItion Of Eads In It's entirety aud recon-
mends rs adoption by the council.
The employees OF the Texas Mexican rail-
way to-day presented Mr.. Quinn, superin'
tendent OF this division, with handsome
cold watch SIS n New Years glf The en-
ployes of lie Gierse 4 Co., and Ullman,
Lewis & Co. presented Mr.. Lasker, the
senior member OF the firm, with q gold
headed cane.
The Butchers association, in costumes
and masks, paraded the streets to-day ana
made n very grote'qu0 appearance.
New Years day was observed, and call
ing was participated In generally.
The severest northsr of the season Is
upon us, and tonight the first Ice oil the
season formed.
GALVESTON, Jan. l-[Pressl-All the
memAe OF the deep water committee have
signed the report on Eads proposal aud the
whole matter now awaits the addition OF
the city council TO which body the commit
tee mate the following recommendations
First-The Endorsement of the proposition
In Captain Ead's letter.
Second-rLat the legislature be memor.
alized TO Instruct our senator's and request
our representatives In Congress to urge the
passnro Of bill based on said proposition.
Tbird-That 1900 copies OF this report
and the accompanying documents together
with your action hereon, be printed tor dis
tribu,ion, and that the same be sent to the
municipalities OF this state and to other
political authorities, state and municipal,
and o trade, labor aud commercial organ
iza,ions generally for Endorsement.
Fourth-To insure proper presentation
OF this project to the present congress, II
will be prudent and respectful to lay the
matter before congress through a represen-
tatiye committee, and it will psrhaps be
necessary for the committee to visit Wash
ineton from time TO time to promote the
passage of the bill For tins purpose money
will have 10 be provided.
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MARSHALL,

MAEsHALL, Jan. i.-GSpecial.l-rhs new
year was ushered In BY pinching cold. The
pos,.ofiice and banks have been closed dur.
Ing the day, and with tho exception OF an $
O'Clock mass at the Catholic church, no re-
ligious services were held. A grand ban
quet will he given by memhe OF the u. Ii.
+. (colored), at thoir hall to-uiRht.
Thomas George Washington said he stole
the COW. The Jury said two years. This is
the last week Of the district court.
Copeland Brothers have dissolved James
goe. 10 Gainesville.
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Suicide.

RysNsvILLE, lSp.. Jan. u
Vernon, Ppssy county.
Henry Dexheimer. . ba
toner, committed suicidl
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&h|1psIHsRstBR{!@&

During Holiday week we close cui the balance OF
our stock OF Holiday Goods. Those that have uninenon
av or otherwise neglected make particular present
or Chr stnas can make amends by giving
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MCKINNEY.

McKrNNRY, Jan. !. - Especial. New
Years day, the ooldest OF the season, was
obseryed by the banks and postofiice
Harrison & Co. have weighed and ship
ned from this point 900 bales Vi cotton;
w. r. Powell, 7 500. There is no complaint
of weight among Tar ners.
NotWithstsnd ing the cold, the telephone
force to-day put In seven new boxes ior
sub.criberr. The service here is excelleLt
and su oscribers are pleased With the man
agement Of ii. q. Holcombe, VINO 10 IA
charge OF the Office Mt this poirt.
j. j. Strain, an old and valued citizen OF
Collin, was buried. yesterday at Plano ~
the Masons and Knights Of Honor, OF
which bodies he was u member.
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The Beautiful snow.

HEAVY sroAM ~ MISSOURI AND KANSAS.
ST. Lppss. Jan. IA heavy snow Storm
with high Wind prevailed all the afternoon
aud b-niSht We temperature fell below
free Eng point Npf the snow is drifting a
good assi, fsppssios slneet and railroad
ira Nj somewAst. Had making pedestrian.
Gifar,ns cf Istts OF Mtsouri and
Kansas sote heavy fab OF snew and low
tenn perature, the mercury Merry touching
zero 10 sens places and nigh winds Drift
ing the snoA apA causing OF s.ruction Of
railrDdD q some tocAiiiies. The Storm is
said - prevail olsat " the Rocky Nom
tains Suo y ~ aIAe fstlsn IN Central and
some parts ciSSUtAstn S'iino,s.
'ae's axoW ~ ASsslssIPPf.
JAcEsos, ME-. Jan. LIT is moving
here to-day. The water is receding and
trains are IN dme.
THg BEAUTIFUL OF CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jao. IA 6ne. drtlsang snow
has been Ealing all day, making gstting
about very uncomfortable, and delaying
trains In al directions. Al this hour to-
night, II e'ciook, the siosm costumes with
unabated violsnce. Advtces from psints
in Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois are 70 the
same general effsos and indicate . snow
fall OF wide spread.
The custom Of New Years calhse sxaspt
upon friends from whom cards have been
received, has largely iallen into disuoe In
this city. This, coupled With the stormy
weather to-day, served 10 keep the streets
almost deserted. -
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New Years Present! !!

We have very few Holiday Goods left. Our @ reduced
prices Of the last few days the cause OF IT. what
e has been further marked down. We must be rid OF them
this week and to effect this we have marked them
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s,enmers Arrived.

Nrw YoRK. Jan. l-Arrived-ql
fr m Llverp,el.
Bo.rok. Jan. i.-Arrived-Lama
Liverpool.
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New Years in New HsAy~A Chapter OF
Crime

NEW YORK, Jar.s 1.-.Ns~ Years day
was observed in New York and Brooklyn
hy general Suspension II business. The
weather wss very uDfsvorable.
Thomas Williams w<s shot and seriously
wounded ry Dennis Collins at a ball early
this morning.
William Smith stabbed his wife In III,
right hreas; during a quarrel inhic;ing a
probably fatal wound
George Sirobmeyer. tailor expostulated
with a crowd of Young men who we're tor
mentiug drunken man. One young vui-
fan drew n kniie and stabbed Strobmeyer,
dang, rOusly woundine him.
Daring quarrel betwss John Reacon
and his son Conrad In saloon the latter
struck his father on the head vith beer
bottle fractnring the skull
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TAYLOR

TAYLOR, Jan. l.-[Special This morn
ing at three o'clock the frame building OF
Thompson Il Tucker. occupied by Wood.
burg & Co., as a saloon, was discovered to
he on fire. The flames n''iv .p-,ad 10
the adjoining buildibgs, c,si,suuilue Heat
ing's r, s:aurant, Hannes shoe shop aud the
postoffice and confectic nary shop run In
connection Herewith bv the pos master, J.
o. Fink. Toe wind blew slmt 81 gale and
il was with the greatest exertion that the
few who responded 10 the arm preven'ed
the Camp hotel from catching fire. J. o.
Fink's loss is $1,000; Insurance. on the build
ing. postofiice fixtures and stock OF coniec-
lions s., 200. John Heilns's loss is $1,000
for $500. John Hsnnss loss Is
1900: insured for $500. Thompson 4
fuckers lossis 81 200; insured for $500 and
Woodbury. a Co.'s loss is t3. 600; insured
for 81 800.
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FORT WORTH

FoRr woRrH, Jan. 1.-[Spsclal 1-Sherih
Maddox leaves in the morning
for Henrietta 10 answer to charge
Of falling TO return an attachment
a.d execution against J. +. 6tnckfonder, .
ssddiery dealer, within the time nre 'croed
by law. He Is sued Tor
damages 20 the amount OF
Al zoo Maddox returned the execution
.oo property found" the day sfser recep-
tion, but is miscsrned.
Two Of the national bauks here -incrsaseS
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RuTr,Lo. Jan 1.-The Nev York, West
Shore & Buffsl, rsilrosd vss opened for
through passenger and freight trsfne to-
Tse Merchants exchange, with . mem
bership Of S6s, was opened to-day. 4
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regarded. Toe costume Of the ladies
we're richer than have been seen ct q
white House reception Tor many
years. Mn. oarIi'ls wore