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Possibly ths be,t that cen be 10 done Ter w.
tao or three insane patients ~ the fsrus
but N II 10 possible 10 sand these where thW
eau be properly. managed, the state ssy Ian,
we ash that they be cent tnere. The essnoh
Ia the house where they ere quzrteSed y a.
mo,t sqnkl 10 tho Trinity tottom scst of
ths iron bridge. This jail on the farm 10
fllsht impr vsment on the old one II the
prisoners s,a c5ufntd In The cage but not
uthersise. We. tilstion 10 not looked alter
aud We must saw there 10 no apology 70 b
made for o,mpel.ing the pr soners 20 sleep
on the stone hoors without ms,trasses and
only fl,hy army blankets Tor bed. Single
iron hed-stssdS, with m s'trasses, should b
supplied st once. The women prisoLsrs are
also comp lied 10 sleep on the stone hNor.
. speciss Of refined cruelty, which We feel
called upon TO condemn rs un sartby OF
Da las county. We say hat tha principal
cond ton of the ooun atty l. heslthy aad tnas
such thing - Dallas county scrip" sta
discoutt 70 q thing TO be heard OF perhspe
never more. We, have di,oharf.d our
duties o. We best could and with no desire to
be oaptious In our criticism, but that all OF
onr county institutions, IN Ill their branches
may be n credit 20 Dallas county.
Rsspeclfully sapmittfd.
y. w. TAYLOR. Foreman.
The court discharged the .jnry, compli-
meu Ting it upon its work. l. sss In ses-
ZION In eli, two weeks and two days.
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,roRTUARY REPORT.

Mortnary report for the week e1dipg
April IA
Mrs. q. A. Road; inflammation oflhe brain;
white; female; 20 yearr.
Kisiie Cumine: cause Of death unknown;
write; female; IA wears.
John Biron; typhc-malarial fever; white;
male; 50 years.
Mrs A. NJ. Watts: consumption; white;
female; 90 wears.
Arthur Collier; cclored; male; months.
Martha Copenhagen; whoopiDg. cough,
white; fsmsle;2 2 years
o. Simpson; consumpiion; white; male;
66 years.
William Swat; pneumonia; white; nale;
&c Veere ts.. .l.g. t1i
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COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The commissioners court yesterday
closed contract with Harris & Leveridve to
build a fre-proo' building With q vault In
it to contain the official papers, books, etc..
of the county, water closets, etc, an to
connect the sailis with the courthouse by
q bridge. The building will be erected in
the yard south OF the eastern half OF the
courthouse. TAe cost will be SO 750, and
the contractors gave bond IN $4,000 for tho
class of work specified and tor tie compile
tion by the 1st or next August,
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

Elsewhere appears the announcement of
W. NJ. Edwards. esquire, Tor county
Judge. Colonel Edwards has been justice
OF tho peace Of this precinct for two terms,
giving general satisfaction by taiihfulness to
duty, his justice and impair tiality, and his
eminent knowledge OF the law. He has
ali the legal eruaition necessary for the po-
sition be seeks. He Is a good man, a good
citizen, good lawyer aud in the adminis-
trsii1n Of the law and of equity, knows not
his right from bis laft hand.
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See What We Offer

Ladies' Cotton Hose at shc, 1910 and zoe a
pair. ,,. o.. os,
Ladies' Full Regular Lisle Hose at CSC, csc
Ladies Fnll Regular Ribbed Lisle Hose. s'c,
Ladies' Fancy Lisle Hose extra qualities and
choice STYLES at 1 25, l 80, l rs. 00. 80 pair
Our Solid Colors comprise. every new shade
In the market. The most desirable styles loT
wear with slippers are our dress goods nose ana
new fancies IN Lisle.
Full ine Of Six Hosiery.
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BIC SANDY April Is [SSerlsl deputy
Sherif w. J, Holland ot thi' plics reports
tnat The negro who entered the residence
OF Il @ 81 gis whl. the family wsrs from
home and loaded h'nssl' with wearing ap-
parsl Is being holy pursued aud will
dnub less be csptured.
Rev. w. P Parish has besn very low
with congestion but under the medical
trestmenI OF D pctor o. ID. r, ,erti, is now
gaining ground.
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FfRRIs, April i5.-fSpectSl.l-Mis VI. X.
Barton, daughter OF Professor Barton, Of
this place, left for southern Texas this
morning on sn extended visit TO relatives
nnt friends. She goes {, Galveston and
will return vls Palestine. Mlss Barton has
4, host Of friends here, who will greatly miss
her in the social circles durius her abspncs.
She was accom- panied as isr az Eanis bv
Me h. A. Cox AMI Miss Stella Dunbar, Of
tniN plsce.
We had 3 ipe rain in this section aud
crops ore greatly revived. Coticn.plantipg
l. f4s. nearing \ close aud the prospect is
indeed II .ttcripg.
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TYLER, April i5.-[SosciaLl-H. Brower
was asarded the Contract 10 buld the
county snd district clerks offices TO-DAY
b. the commissioners court, To be complet-
ed by the Ion Of August.
Toe eniertsinment last night b7 The
members Of lha Fits' Presbyterian church
uet,ed $3.50 The little bfoEn Judge turn
Ing Ou over 500
For assault % murder Smith thompson
Sunday nornipg, was yea ~ uound
over 10 the GistIic' court.
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FEpERA AL oouRr.uousE.

A survey Of the grounds purchased By
way streets, ior a publio building CON-
menced yesterday, The oity engineer
m ads the survey and s.aked oil the
grounds end tna supervising architect,
Mr.. McC 5hs- vii stones hire la5o,ers and
wagons for tus etsS.vs,tene \ il ustter-
stood the excavation wiiigo dywa 70 = f,cE
soundasiou.
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washout Woe,

CHICAGO, April Is The Daily Nevs'
Chattanooga, Tennessee, speciai says: Two
terrible accidents Occurred on tho Western
& Atlantic railway, early this morning.
Tne passenger train which left here last
night went through trustle near Ackworth,
Georgia, and the engine, teuder, mail ard
smoking cars, we're dashed into the torrent.
Ed ~ard Ware, mail weigher, was burned to
death, and the engineer and fireman are
believed 10 have been fatally injured The
conduo or and ssvsral other train men are
badly Injured, The accident was due to
the terrific rain storm Of last night, which
caused many wsshouts on the railway.
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nROWNsXILLE.

BRowskvILLs, April l5-f special IA
MEXICAN named Roeue Lula was arrested
on the streets to-day AMI jailed. He Is
wanted Ia HidSlgo county Tor cattle steal
ing, He will be seut 10 Hids'g1.
Two Moxicsus named Morales and Cor
dens. the latter a deserter from the Mexl-
can army, got intoa row In which Mora es
ives pretty padly used up. Too much ar
dent was the Cause.
Our newly elected city officials were
qusiiied ut the city bal last night, after
which Q large hall was given at fhs depot
by the "bius" party. IL was quite n enc
caSs
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The csne ~ tho stste ". Jep Clsytor,
ohars, Il with tic killiag ~ youug Rlppsy
In February. 10 now 90 hearing undsr an
application Tor bail. The state II repre-
seitsd by Colonel nauls OF Bu phur
Springs and d'fsndsnt by Judge Byks'
dale. OF D,llss. Q1ite \ sirorg case Ia
belor made ag inst de'endan,.
Ireland aud Gibbs seems 10 be The popu-
lar ckei IA his pHriion ofthe state and We
here shd nov say hurrab.
A .plsndit rain makes this country look
frf IA and bright.
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Good Riddance.

MOUNT STERLING, KY, April 15.-Fifty
masked men came to jackson. Breathiit
jail Henry Kilburn (whits) and Ben Strong
(coloret) aud hanged them. Kilburn was
charged with the murder of William
Thompson last January. Strong was sus.
rected Of being concerned in the same
murder A notice was pinned to one OF the
victims stating that all perpetrators OF such
crimes will receive like punishment. XII
burn hsd killed eight men.
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&gSSBHRsBBg&l
PARASOL DEPARTMENT

Has afew words to say in its behalf. PARASOLS
forma part aladys wardrobe which during our long
slmmer months most important In oJher words
PARASOS have become an essential OF oress in add-
ton necessity shades Ladies' therefore
complete their wardrobe feel that they must have
PARAsOL for different occasions, as Wei as to match
their various dresses.
Our LARGE ana w ELL ASSORTED STOCK, combined
with LOW PRICES makes this possible for even those OF
limited means, while those more fortunate caa follow
fashions whini without extravaganza
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Sanger Brothers.
GLOVE DEPARTM'I'


Csc, Children's Imported Lis'e Gloves, 25c. s5c,
ard Soc Children's silk Glover, 800 7Sc, 800, and
0O per puir.
Our line Of Chi dren's Gloves and Mttts Is
without exception the finest we have ever car
ried, The variety OF shades is exquisite. :,
Ledies' Kid Gloves are represented Dy sH tne
The styles most frequest are the TO Q button
lengths, although the manufacture VIII DC
found in all desirable shades.
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See what We Offer

Children's Fancy Hose, s,sc to l2kc.
Children's Full Regular Made Solid Ho,e, NO.
6O5K, zoe; M. @ to TX. $50; No. to 81. 30..
Chiidren's Full Regular Solid Colors, hne
quality. No. to 5x, 20c; No. 9 to 6K, 2Sc; No.
o 7X, 800: No. to 8k. l0c.
Chiidren's Full Regular Lisle Hose, No. B,
SOC; rise 81 a pair to 8k.
Full lines Of Fancy end Ribbed Lisle Hosiery
at low prices. -.
Fine qualities OF new and staple shades In
Cotton and Lisle Hosiery.
Full line of solid and fancy Infants Hosicry.
In short everything In Children's Hosiery.
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A story Of the Rail

ATLANTA, GA, April ia freight on
the Western & Atlanta railway ran into a
washout near Anworth, Fourtsen freight
ra-s wcrr v-r ctcSs The live stock
uere sill killed. Engineer st. Clair Nc
Donald and fireman Edward Mccullough
were Killed.
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r..N GROSS.
A. II. HAETaAN,
IL. w. NJ M.HsoE,

Mr., d. Barringey. L O. Heath ard II. W.
Nanton, were apnoiDfed clmm'ttes 20
correspond with the Dallas coumit's and
request that oge OF more Of said COMMITTEES
ne present at puolic meeting Of our citi-
lzsns in the town OF Rrkga'l, or Saturday
t1p 10 h irstsnt, Of l o'oncs o M, gnd 10y
be'ure us such p,acs AZ seem mot feasible
icr tha early CONSTRUCTION Of the con,em-
plated road.
IT. bu5 jus. TO add, the above reftll-
tons wera unsoimousli adopted, and tnag
our people are in g9od esrnest. Alter the
2 per cent. resole.ipn was adopted, several
gentlemen said thaA brfprs tho entelprls
should fail, tjsy woul ,5 per cent.
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6xRErwArER, April Is. .-f6pscisl.l .l-Dis-
trict court 10 moving or smoothly, Tsa
csse of A. r. Wells VI. Brsd'- add others
was ain removed to Tue Federal c,urt
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PALESTINE.

PALEsTINE, April 49, [SpecislI ] The
streets we're crowded last night with an ex-
cited mob discussing the attempted out.
rage by the negro CHARLES MichaFd on the
years Id, Sunday hight. Towards mid.
night they resolved TO take the negro from
the jail and make an example of him. Ev-
anybody agreed, marched to the jail,
forced an entrance in spite Of the resistance
o. tht deputies, brought Michand out, car
swang him branch OF a tree waited un
til he was dead and marched away. At
o'clock this morning the body was cut
down. This was a terrible but necessary
example. A paper pinned on him says:
Hung him for attempted rape; this crime
must stop. it means death here everv
time" Their whole aclion IL fully en-.
dorsed by the best law abiding citizens
here as absolutely necessary TO the safety
Of their women and chiidSen.
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RocKwALL. Aprii .-TCorsspoudenc co ]
An iu'ormal maas meeting OF the ciu.
zeDs OF Rotkwall county wsg held OF the
court b0us. last Saturday.
The following pre- edings were hpd,
which iully explain Ihe objects OF the
meeting:
Resolved by the oiIizans OF Rsck wall
oounly IN mass meeting asssmbled: fiitt.
That ve will give n bonus Oi 2 per cent. OF
the assessed value If our property TO any
railfosd company nov existing. or that
may 90 organized, that viii In a reBsone.
BILE e,ime construct and operate railroad
from the city Of Dallas TO the oi,y OF Green.
vile via the town Of Rockwan.
Resolved, That wa VII in addition - The
2 per cent. give depot grounds and The
right of wey through oar county.
Resolved, That a copy Of theEe resolu-
loco he furnished 10 ths RncRvali Success,
Dallas BRRALD, Grernvi'la Herald aud
Galveston News for publication and that
other papers, iIiencly 10 tho enterprise, be-
TsT Gross,
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PITTSBURG

PrrTsBURa, April 15.-TSpeoial.1-A
freight train on the Texas & Bt. Louis rail
road, going north, was wrecked to-day
about IL o'clock, four miles from here, near
Big Cypress. The following persons re.
csived Injuries:
s. S. Morris had his left shoulder dislo-
Gated and received other bruises, bus none
OF them were found to be serious as yet
3. ID. Wilson received severe bruise in
toe face ard complained of his side, but
cannot tell yet ifha is burt seriously.
Rev. +. A. Rosseer was cut al d received
q heavy blow on bis forehead and was hurt
in his back.
q. M. Hunt, ogent for the company at
this place, also had his leg and ide badiy
hurt
These men were going on 6shing excur.
sion to Sulphur, up the railroad, on the
trsin.
A passenger, whose unme could not
learn, was also seriously burt.
The first box that ran OFF was a broad
suage car on narrow guage trucks and at
the epeed the train was going, about forty
miles an hour, on q curve. Itbecame over.
balanced and ran eff and carried the
caboose, next to 1t. with it.
A considerable wind and rain storm
passed over this place yesterday about 4
O'clock D. IN. A falling tree hurt one or
tw negroes, near town. No other damage
done.
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SAN ANTONIO.

sAr ANTONIO, April 15.-[5pecal.l j.
Ridge Patchel. white, republican leader
of this county, having been addressed by
prominent coiored republicans with re-
quest TO assist them in holding meeting
10 express dissatisfaction at tho manner in
which the republican convention of SatnT-
day was. conducted, publishes arepiy In an
evening paper, in which he deplores any
dissensioil in the party, and seys: ~
have always been an advocate of thorough
republican organization in Texas, but will
yofl permi, me to point out that ten days
notice of that convention was given; it was
not oreanized, and hslf an hour OF the pub.
lished time you had an excellent oppor-
lunity of being represented and no
snap Judgment was taken on anybody. In
consideration Of the fact the ooiored popu.
lation polls one.tbird OF the republican votes
ia this county, they should have been more
coneulted, but the absence OF colored rep
resent alton at the meeting in question was
their own fault. In closing he declines to
aid the negroes in giving voica to their dis
satisfaction.
The city official, were tried to-day for
failure to enforcs the Sunday law. A test
case was made OF Mayor French, who
pleaded nonjurisdiction Of court, and the
tried on the same charge and the jury
rendered verdict OF acquittal without
leaving the box. This kills the Sunday law
prosecutions and the gamblers aud saloon
men win.
TExARKANA.
TlxAnKArA. April Is Especial I-Coi.
opel r. w. Rodgers died las. night vt 9:y0
O'Clock, after weeks sickness. He was
elected mavor ofthe city in 1877 anu 1878,
and has,since served as alderman. Mayor
Chic has issued a proclamation. asking sli
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CORsICaM.

CoReIcANA, Aorii Is -[Swcial i The
C1rsicsns Daily Journal, Sf3icn has had one
foot in the grave for some :ima past, tx,
pired on half sheet this evening The
Daily Courier, which hse been printing i,s
obituary for the past month, will preach its
funeral sermon Tomorrow, after which 1t
will be bxried by the fall force of the
weekly Observer.
The proposed Mai.fest for the 9th of May,
is assuming shape and the committee on
arrangements ara makiog every endsavor
In their power to make it o success. Tbsir
posters are being put out and they offer
strong Inducements to pleasure-seekeTs to
spend pleasant day.
The VEST bound train on the Texas e ST.,
Louis railway narrowly escaped being
wrecked last Dight rear Chambers creek,
en- old iron rail being laid across the track.
The train was stopped just in time to pre-
vent catastrophe.
Notwithstanding the fate of the "Deily
journal" another psrer under the style OF
the Commonwealth will be started here
the fist OF newt month of an Independent
complexion politically,
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IsELToN.

BELToN, April 15.-[Specisl.I-A the
meeting of the ire department lazy night
the following ot,ics,s wore e'aittd for lhe
ensuing vesr: George W. Tyler, pr sident
George II. N. DuckSofyh, vice president;
|. 5. Joats secretary; W. =. Hsley, ttess-
urer; Pitt 8. Tnrperi chief; r. a. Hamilton,
first assistant cnie'. mmitt,e OF t'ree
from escn COMPANY was appointed to mAk q
the bv.lsws Del gates vii be sppoin,ed
to BE- in attendsnce az tbe State Firemens'
aseooiations, 10 bs held a. Foit Worth in
June.
A Jury was formed in the
Eckle case; and The day has
heen employed in examining witnesses
A great dea OF Interest 10 unaffected, as
t1e courtroom mas hten packed all day aud
peoDle hanging around or the outside
sagsr /, get in. Some eesm to think the
jury Will not come 60 en- sprsement.
Work was resumed on -iha courthouse
this morning. and tha prisorers are to be
trapeterled TO the new ISL In ,wo or three
davs.
DR.. L. @. Homer, the drunkard's friend.
is ip the city.
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HOUSTON.

HoUsToN, April 10 --fS Special The new
city council WAS installed to-day sHd ap-
pointed Charles 8. Marsden as city
tax collector and assessor and Otto Erich
con a. market master. The following OIL
csrs were reappointad: Charles Wichmep,
city marshal and DR.. Rusterford health
officer. The election OF city attorney was
deferred.
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San Antonio: "A Sitting OF tho Seulh.
wesg's Statistics.
Other Specials from suadry Sources,
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, April Is Especial, l-BastroE
county to-day paid Sl,SiS in,eress: Harris
81, ,iGS Wilson, 1902, on money borrowed
igom tho state
Revenue paid In, 5000.
The treasurer to-day commenced recaip.
ipg payments for sohool 'auds fled under
so.s Of 1879 aud 1880 heretofore refused by
am and on Whicu suit has mt be II
brought, ss required. To- day 800 pay
nienis we're received and the total humber
will reach 3 600.
The attorney general. in answer to the
s,ockmeu OF Pecos county, ruled today
that stockmsn moving his own castle rom
rexas 10 his rsuch ia soma other territory
;hay are rot suhjsct to inspection,
Thig dote not appy TO cattle
ne may ON 0pb of the
state to sell or to buy casll he may ppf,
chase to drive out. 10 also rn,. d that .
deiau,or who has settled all tlaim5 held
agaiust him is eligible to dtiice
Tne l2ud board 10 Csv aHntGCd lands as
wired last night, with the exception of for.
- y-seyep sections III Crosby county olimed
by purchasers under the sets Ct 1870 and
1880 Tie purchasers we're present and
rendered iheir payments, suit not havipe
been brought. fba number Of sections
sold is S6i, price $40 per acre.
A resolution was adopted allowing par
iies'wno have made application tor iauds "a
pclubl set lers, and WI, hsye omitted t.
fie necessary stiidsviLa, 10 be permitted
to iile the same nc NDy time before the b ine
award, provided that this ia not Intended
as wsiyer or release from cry condition!
as 10 payment. or to limitations as ~ settle
uent OF such land.
The governor today extr6dlted another
crimiual from Louisiana.
"a srfor1 CilV hnluS pmNuDtiOp IL
sl5lC0 wc,e received to-day for REGISTRY.
me grand lodge K1ghtj Of Pythia'
convened 10 day scd we're called 10 ordc
by o. T. Rolf, q. O., after which, in full re
galia, they i0rmen IN procession aaS
u srched to the Baptist church. Is. Trg!
delivered the annual address and Mayo
Ssylor extended the hospitalitie' of th,
city.
lat, peddlers Will bs required to pay stat,
tex in each county wnere they may sci
their wares
The supreme court affirmed: SNYDER ct
al. 7s. liver at sl., from Montague; Edaard
heirs vs. Mount, administrator, from Den-
tnn; Giddings ct. 81 VS.. Wiiliams, from
Ellis; Raelsnd vs.. Wiseroch ct. al, froa
Tarrant; johnson ct. al. vs.. Peterson, from
Lsmar.
Submitted on briefs and oral argument
for both parties: Andrews ct. al. W. Gaines
vile National bank, from Cooke; Culiets
Henry VS.. James, from Grayson.
On briefs for appellant: City of Fort
Worth VS.. Crawford, from Tarrant.
On briefs for both parties; Bru!on We
Griffith, FROM Parker.
Quite q ripple Of laughter passed throHgt
court circles this evening on reading tht
sensational dispatch to tEe Post concerning
the tax titls decision. Oae of the judges
on reading it said 1T reminded him of tn,
man who vainly attempted to capture &
coon, remarked III know what's the mat
ter-you are scared"
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GAINESVILLE.

GAIEEsvILLE. April Is, Especial .l-Dep-
uty Sheriff III. s. Fisk arrived On laet
nights train with BillEpps and Bill Leavis,
alias BIZ Underwood. There seems little
doubt that they are the perpetrators of the
late hack robaery, though they refuse to
talk upon the subjects
The 'examlniog tri5l of Charles Powell
drags along slowly. Tbs evidence 81 far
develops the fact that Powell, was In the
immediate. neighborhood OF the place when
it occurred.
Mr.. James r Cravens, of Dallas, has To-
Gated in our ctr, and will open all ,nsur.
aDce Office.
Nineteen packs Of public documents hsve
been sent by the secretary of the interior
to the library associaffDh At this city.
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TEXAKKANA,
JE EEFERSON.

JBvrsasoH, April 15.-r5pecsl.] mo ad-
ditional reports could be gathered from the
county about the hail and wind storm,
northern part Of Cass county the wind
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, April l5.--[Special.l IAN ad-
journed meeting OF the board OF directors
OF the Texas & Pacific railroad took place
in this city. O. O. 6atterlee, secretary aud
treasurer; John O. Brown and G. o. Beard
~ere all the directors present. They repre-
majority of the stock. During their stay
they inspected The shops ard grounds of
the company. Colone! CGmmings, general
and Maj or Abrams OF the
land department, were on hand. Colonel
George Noble arrived yesterday and found
a hearty welcome from n host OF friends.
The party left westward bound, at 2 p. M.
Sir KNIGHT Gray, of,commandry, Of Fielder,
and T. p. Hawlv, Senior Warden, of this
city, leave for Galveston tonight to attend
the grand commsDdrv.