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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, June l6.--[ Special l-Exten'
Hivt pre- patatioup "r. Ia proRiCss TO mtR-
our Fourlr OF lnly crlthSatiou al hitrHct-
i've and enjoyable atii5it-one worthy oi at
tendeuca IRON all ptrb OF tue slate. A
general and lively iute es. is being mani
tested among our ciiizans, 1ho ~ II. ilnr
their time snd money ~ hNn.Ftitv. IN
various c1iniDtslces aro cJl.pOs' Il o' men
Of energy and en;,ipTisr, sod they will DO
all that can be done % maze the occasion
pleasant aud entertaining. There WI br II
game OF base. brli. a shoo'ing match, a COM
potitiye dill Dotg,en fire md hook ara
ladder con- psnies. 0ycicls races aud sv'ry
other hpiusc inpnt thst can b. gotten up.
Rates will bs reduced ON Ill points ana
several excursion trs ms viii be ruo into
the city. Csptslsts wishing 10 see tri
country and q houriug, substantial town
every body, lacies ana gentlemen, ~ishiog
A pleasant time among genial paople ore
cordially invited 10 bs present. fe neHs-
paper men, with fingers weary ana worn,
aud eyes that are heavy aud dim,' cease
from your ardent toll, lay aside your qliiis
and come end be wecome.
The public school trustees met on Sstuf,
day. Professor Summoryille was reelected
superntenden', with bis salary Increased
to 81 200 per annum. The salaries OIL each
OF the teachers was 80 raised $40 per
month.
There was large crowd In TO Sn Saturday,
which indicates tba, farmers ere well mp
with thelr crops.
Clouds have been threatening fer several
daye aud we arc nov having very pleasant
r0in.
The president Of the Woman's Chrlstisn
Temperance Union, OF Texas, is 30 lecture
al the Methodist church tonight
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Olh,r Specials from suudry Sources.
BROWNSVILLE.

BkOWN>NiLlsI'
BnowssvfLLE, June 10 -tspeclal.l l-Colo.
ne! j. G.. Tucker, OF Bania Maria, left on
Yesterdays steamer fjr New Oltans, whers
ho will super!n,end tAr thlpment OF ms
new aud inpfoyed machinery for his sugar
plantation. rhe "pleni" proper will cost
k5i coo, aud have q daily capacity OF 1000
bounds. Tho sugar.borso IL OF brick, 32b
lee by 20, and covered with an iron rool.
The works when completed will be superior
to anything In the stac. Colonel Tucker
Ia man OF superior .aergy aud business
ability, and Il Is confidently believed here
that his enterprise and wde'awGke spirit
will do much towards developing the vast
sugar resources 4 this VS.ley.
News from RIO Gfaldo City says the
quarantine was a surprlse to every one. IL
will stop all travel coming down on either
side. Any one coming 10 Brownsyille
must now come By Blackboard.
People at Rio Graz Ci'y are going
across 10 CamargD 20 VILLAGES the hes,as.
There ie no fo'r r even anticipation OF
fcver or any other serious disease.
OuI authorities have REUSED 10 allow
mailg, freight ana pnssepGers to so from
Brownsville TO M6tam Orss on the ierry.
Passengers were passed over on written
certificate from Ds. j. y. Main.
Mayor Carson mas te.aErlP-ed tho state
health officer, d. SstaT asking II
mails, freight and pa tenrcra can
be passed to Matn nOsas tho ssmh
rs in 1882, viz; by anchutiag
o "chalon" IN The nidtle OF the fiv-r. car.
ryilg mail, ireight ard passengers 20 the
"ohaiou, ;" and returnius 20 tie Iexa1 ide.
Then the boa can c0ae from thu 1c1'cen
side aud carry them ovsr. N1'hing MI be
Permitted TO come from tae n tamor's ID"
under any cccuusiau-ts. Dc STe'r,n2rn
elegJnped Asyor Usrsc4 tina mai, freight
and passengers could T. pss.ed tho rthe
rs In 1852.
Or. Wolff hoaliN ,fll or ~ Brszos de
Santiago. was iuteryitSsj. nc said there
was no danger, nc nf1sJtct OF !eIer in
either city. This Il u iyer3al opinion,
vet uuiil the NJ, yicnn Lu,hor,ieI enforce n
propar AID r'liJ quarsutue the ssme o.
last ye..r tho pre.eut lubrantno VIII no'
ng T.. ..-tl.
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MARSHALL.

MARsnALL, juno l6.--.[Speolnl. The
t,IAl oi Anthouv Walker fcoloredl cnsrred
wiA Killing William Heory, engeges the
time OF the court and txcites much inter-
rs'.
It. T. Gsmmsge, United States COM
missioner for the state, has appointed j. r.
Riggs chief commi' soBer for The slate, with
headquarters IL this city, for the collection
oi'grasses, native and exotic, to be exhib.
tied at the New Orleans exposition. Mr..
Rigg- is admirably well quslititd for the
position. \ depot will b. prJViGed tor the
reception and care OF lha grsssss, aLd al
the proper lime they will be uluced 10 po.
sition ia the exposition building q New
Orleans.
Tho negroe, will celebrate their emsuci-
patton on the 10 b Instant
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GALvEsToN, June l6.-[Press IA bon.
1890 tonight Gre broke out IN INC grand
stand OF the Beach p6fk, flo' Of CGuira
= rect aud the beach. T. being fully mile
from the nearest engine house. the builc-
log was entirely consumed before the fire
de part ment reached the scene. Tao building
was owned aud occupied by Messrs. Opper-
man & H1nlihsn Hs bar room, which was
only open on Sunday and race days. Loss,
from 81 COO TO 81 zoe; insured for 81 900. Ii
is aupposed to be tho work Of an incendary.
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wEATHERFORD.

WKATHRRFoRD. June 16.-[Special i
Thomas Snailum died yesterday from the
effects Of his recent fall down the court.
house steps. He was Texas veteran, and
has been In Texss for more than fifty years.
Harvey & Mckinney have purchased the
remains Of the burned courthouse and wiii
use the stone in constructing stone
on their block on the east side OF the
square J. H. Millican & Co begin work
in thirty days and are to complete the
new courthouse by January isf, 1886 Com
tract price. s55,5s5
A coed rain Tell this evening and crops
ere excellent.
Several important real estate sales made
recently demonstrate the solidity OF Wealth
er'ord.
Some dissatisfaction has been created by
the action OF the board OF trustees. OF tne
public free school IN their failure to retain
Miss Lula Hines as an ssisiaDt teacher.
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A Failure in Tobacco.

TOLEDO, o., June l6 The failure Of @.
Il. Messenger, Il large tobacco manulac-
turer Of this city, causes much eurpriss q
tho business commuuitv. The rssgnmeHr
was made 70 David Bronson. Fne assets
and na.l,t les have ac. y.t been stated,
but the former are believed to be nominal,
consisting mainly ~ the "plsnt," which
cost originally 200 900. The liabilities are
chiefly In southern cities. General de-
preston in the trade for the past two years
and uncertainty as 20 the action OF congress
on the tariff nrs given as the principal
causes Of the failure.
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JEFF ERsON.

JrFFgRyoY. June lG- Spseiel This
morning, ss the through "a suEer, No. 3,
on the Texas & Pacific, wa ullnug la near
the depot, the Pullman sleeper Jumped the
track bat as they were going ~ very slow
speed it was not damaged very much.
The steamer Alpha arrived last night and
will again take tho trade between here aud
Shreveport
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WORTHAE.

WoRrH,M, Jure l6 -T5peciil I've have
more cotton uuChrptG ~ this date than
tor long time. Labor i5 greatly Ia de-
msnd Ronos and bridges greatly out oil tx;
70 time 10 repair them.
SIR. Will Rsnscm parsed here JAZZ over
the rosd from Fairfield, where he oad been
on a sit with his wife 20 her fathers, Jucge
Braul v He reports the roads very rough
aud difficult TO tsnvei.
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WACO

WACO, June l6.-rSpecfl lie miles
west OF the city las; night $. w. Myers wa
arrested while ia the act OF entering
house where he hsd concealed ihrte
watches, which he stole nom ihe residence
OF w s. Martin, on the night OF May 70.
Suspicion fell on MYeis a. the time, nut
ihcre was no clue Two weeks ago watches
we're found concealed IN a tin can IN an
clubhouse. The parties who found them
agTOed that sooner or later the thiei would
return for his plundeF so they watched
the house every night, lenyiug The cen ana
watcher where the thiai led hid them.
Lsst night q. midDighs Myers was, seen
slipping into the houtG aud was i0iloNea
by the watchers. He was arrested WIN
the watches IN his hand, aud Immediately
confessed be had done the robbery. lie
was tailed this mornirc. DO Is young
man, formerly from Pehin, Illinois,
The specisl nesiipg q the lhirty'tNo
commi, sloners 10 rsiso 10000 for tbe en-
dowment of Waco Uulyarsity has been
called 10 meet at Fort Worth Iuesday ana
Wednesday, June 2ith aud 18th inst Key.
DR.. Carroll, of Waco, VIII denver en- au-
dress on Tuesday. Hon. John h. Henry,
Of Dallas, and Captain 7. J. Beail. OF Fort
Worth, and other eloquent spt asers nave
been invited TO deliver addresses IN the
public during the sesBlon OF The commis'
sioners. Forty.tbree thousand dollars has
been secured, and $1,000 more must be
raised by August 17ih, 1884.
The trial OF A. r. Gsgley. alleged rapist
of the little Italian girl only years Old,
70 I'M m o con tonlOrrOw.
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nenrcssinn n In The Iron Trade.

EAsroS, Pa, June l6.-The depression ~
the iron trade has caused falling on IN Or
ders for ore from mines In Williams town1
shin, Northampton county, which tap2
the Glendon furnaces. This marning
mines Of Sampson, Merworth. Bene,t
others shut down. Lsrge numn .,
are out OF employment. Hahns .s n,.sss
several Others have he'd orders rens0'.
eiRhtY.fiye TO l0l tons week.
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PrrrsBURo, Pa, June l8.-rbe general
strike of river coal miners ordered 'nr to-
day indicates a lack OF unanimity. Work
was suspended IN several mines, but the
msiority are still In operation. There Is
no enthusiasm among the miners, and one
man seems to be waiting on aro her 70
take the initiative. Miner oflicisls
claim ell will be out in n lew days, while
the operators oharacterizs the strike as
f.,lnra
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AsNAPoLIs, June l6 The Frigates Con-
ftellation ana Dale leit to-day, the former
on cruise with the cadets slonp the At.
laniic coast, and the lRltor Ross to II mpton
Roads to repair her hull, which was found
so rotten as not TO hold. Her ruider on
inspection has beer found In Jne same con-
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KILDARE.

KILDARE, June 10 -[Speoiall AT aregu'
lar oommuniciii,r # Jim's Bayou lodge,
No. f0l, a f. Il . N the folowlug-uamed
brethren were elected cthcers ios The nnsu-
Ing Masonic year; Thomas Walker, w. Nj
t. ". ConRlly, 9. e.; a. Stcckhtldge, j..
W 4. T. Anderson, treasurer; Ed Rand
secretary; Davit smiib, s. ~; Wi,Ilam
Will be installed June 2ith ns7 p. m.
c. s Eugl,feld and his e9timnble lady
will leave for the north on twc.mootns'
tour text week.
]. X. Eivius. one Of our biz mil,-men, will
take in Kansas this week.
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Heistcr CIymer's Funeral.

HARbrsBuRG, Pa. June 10 AT the
funeral ol Hester Clymer this afternoon
Senator Baysrd, G.. +. Nichols. president
OF the East Pennsylvania railroad and DR..
ID. Luther, OF the state charities, were among
the pail bearers. There were many mourn.
ers from Philadelphia and Warrington.
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Conc to the Wall.

MILWAUKEE, j Juue l6 1t is rumored that
tho Manufacturers bank 10 in trouble. II is
smsll coucern, not q member OF the clear
log house, and has been regarded with dis.
trust In financial circles for some time. Mr..
Conro, the president, has offered 20 furnish
security and see that evsry debt 10 paid, 90
that deposltors lose nothing.
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DIR. Raird's Fuuera;

Nav York June l6.-The funeral of the
late Rev. DIR. Bays ard occurred to-dsy. The
service was conducted by Rev. II. NJ. Baird
cou in Of she deceased. This body was taken
to Nashvills, where other funeral services
will be held and the body inferred.
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The Reading Receivers.

PBmApELFHra, Pa. June l6-President
Keim, OF the Reading company, saws the
receivers are ao ~ making application 90
the cours Tor issue csrtiicstes for wages,
supplies aud interest.
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EORNEY.

FoRsRY, June 16 -[spec'al.l-Fcr some
limo IL hss been rumored that We were tn
have wedding In high lie This evening at
4 o'clock the rumor was verhsd by j.
w Walker leading Miss l. b. Shards to
the hymenisi altar. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. |. G. hoQ1ift.r, OF
the Methodist Episcopal church Both
bride ard groom were fpi cial fsyoriies OF
Forrev, aud Mr.. Walxer can ruta'uily
sly h, nae won 9,l. They l.ft this
sy. ric: .t 9'c.ock ior Lherictt.y l"i VIZ
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HOT SPRINGS,

Hot spaINGs, June l6.-t5pecisl. l-Pow'
ell Clayton addressed n ratification meet.
lag or re publica1s bore To. nigh and refer
riig to hi. course at the Chicago convention
wss Loudly cbseted. Although Arkansas
was considered an Arthur stronghold be-
fore the Chic 20 tasco. Clayton hes received
an ovation throu ghout tue commtnweallh
si1ce his return from the Blame encsmp-
ment. Republicans are now In high glee
In this state, and 1t 10 learned they will
mike an effort to capture the third con-
gregsional district. A republican state
ticket W u be nominated next month, with
probably General s. w. Mallory, OF Gam
den, at the head for governor.
Ia shooting aiiray negr here, yesterday,
Irwin Dishroon was severely wounded by
John Loomis. The shooting occurred on
the adjournment Of church, and resulted
from an old ieud.
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ST. LOUIS .

Gr. l. iUIs, June l6.-[5pecial.l-
Arraugenen's are about com.
p,atsd for club OF 100 of tn"
most prominent business men NJ st. Louis
Ia attend the Chicago converiioD. They
will have \ special train and will extend an
invitation 10 Ibs Mbsour kznssP, ArAan-
sss and Iex,s delegates 10 in them.
Hsnuah EdmooGs, TIE women who mur'
dered her two children two weeks ago, wGs
sent to the insane .asyjum to-day. Mrs.
Edmond. woo bsd been VI. the city bos
p,iai wails ,Ls self .nf'c;sd gnsh On her
hroit was oeing healed, became danger.
ously inssue immediately after the wound
had been cr'ec.
IL reported here that the CinciuDsti,
New Oflesns q Texas road Will reduce Is
gauge 10 4 foet s | 2 inchcp. The work Will
pa commenced the in ter part ol July. The
change is o pe made on the entire road
rom Uipcinrati U New Orleans.
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I,EI.TON.

BELrog. June l6 -fSpeoinl This even
;rga transient man cslltng himselt Frank
Edwards, attempted 90 se,' goiu f'hF
nrt was caught in tue sc,, gr,ejut aud
,iisd,
Thil. after r'o0n u viol,nt thunder a.cfm
passp,i y few mites o The south ri the chy.
A fer the storm v4s Ovsr stranger "ss
ionDd dead, having bpen struck by light
riug while under tree seeking refuge
tom tho storm.
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NI'RINNEY.

McKIsgEY, June l5.-TSpeclal.l l-Dlstrict
court wns la -ession TO-DAY.
Lock Seuy, our popular news1ealer, re-
tunred yte.e erday from Mckeesport whittier
he hsd gone as delegate TO the general
assembly OF tho Cumberland fesbyterlan
church.
G. II. Plowman, OF Dallas, was IN our oi y
to-day, on proit ssionsl business.
There 10 40 opposition to Professor Grow,
who 10 to teach the sum 'ner normal echool;
on tho contrary, interest will bo taken IN
the school. There wgB some criticism as 10
the manner, or rather the reason given tor
ia spnulniueaI.
Pe,tinrs hagn been in circulation Ia vari.
ous par # the comfy, asking Judge Coed
aer Il be candidate for representative
rhr Judge viii likely have no opposition,
should be obey tue popular behest, 30 pr.
,epfly proceed on him.
Whe6. harvesting is pearlY compile ed.
Yesterday at the Methodist church, Rev
J. w. Hill preached sn able and entertnin'
ING sermon on the dovs mite. At night
this able divine, illed by request, tho pa!pii
OF the Old School Presbyterian church
the pastor of that church having gone I'd
Sherman, to preach for DR.. NJ Joreg church
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Base Ba'I.
Mr.. ornn Goes TO Aurustn

CINCINNATI. June l6.-st. Louis (UnIouf),
4; Cincinnsii Unio1s), l.
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LAREDO.

LAREDO, June 10 Especial The river
10 taree fe 81 above low water mark and riS-
ing fast to-day.
'ina last Sunday in this month Ia the
day upon which the election for president
Jccurs in M,xico. Everything In unusual.
Is quiet IN me northern portion and the
revolutionary m vement In the west hiss
died out. General Diez seems to be the
recognized nominee.
rbe ladies' OF the Parish Aid society OF
the Episco al church will give an ice crean
festival at the MARKET hall day after to-
morrow.
Notsilhs;andlng ihe intense heat, there
were good congregations at all the ohurchs 5
yesterday.
IL SEE ms to be u cn,t'sd fact that Laredo
wiil nave sna ting Torht, which Will pay
big, 80 olsl ID chesp and transportation Tor
silver, ETC., can be mad cheap.
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BosT-x, Juns i6--sens'or Isr-~r r-f
f.-:a.,, -. ..rs T.: Au. IsIz tbs merits.
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unodlun Shot.

MoCoYs SrATros, O, ~
wier yesterday shot sDd
Samuel McDonslt. I1e
wier's residence vns
uron him with ao'vs
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DKSroN, June 16.- [5pecial.l Denton
will be represented tomorrow at Fort
Worth in the State Firsmen' 8 association by
n full set of delegates, aod our fire engine,
"a LIS Frame" and William J. Austin,
No. !, will be In the parade with ten or
fifteen men in full uniform. While our
department is efficient In every respect,
our chief, Hon. w. J. Austin, will not
enter the engine company in competitive
drill.
The weather 10 foe for harvesting and
our large wheat crop will be saved.
DIR Charles Everett has announced for
The legislature on free-grass platform.
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ginia. the home Of Nr. Walksr's h
fhry 40 10 visit The mcthef ~ tto IA
who 10 quite I'D and not exp,o uh-;s
long. AL FOrney wishes them % p'easnn
idp and speedy return, for thqy Will b.
greatly missed IN society. rhT fnslr Wal
very lulet. only lew friends aud rfiaiivs'
hi0g iuylltd. We noticed Misq Lzgie
4lsplens0n, from Ennia, very ohff'nipg
yourg lady.
We had llsht shower o. fslu TINS even.
ing. Farmers are growing mcge ,,nfiient
OF CROP every day.
The Rev. Mr.. Boyd, OF Delta, / pre- loh.
Ing B. the church. oers OF F,rgoy. lie IL
REGARDED az a iolc.be speaker.
Sore OF our dsfesied candidates are vet
title sore, bat are speedily recovering,
.-
TtNARkANA'
TIxARKAEA. AK June 10 -[Sncclnl. l.
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FORT WORTH FACTS.
Preparations Rapidly PerfeciIng for
the flrS LaddIfs' Feast
A woman Who would Not Suicide In o
suicidal City.
Another "Rashly Import unale" Yanked
Back 10 COmmo Serse.
How Grind the Mills OF Justice I'm Tar.
rants Capital.
Rather Wee Sma' Feather In q
WIlted Cap.
Our Correspondent Rises 70 Remark
Emphatically ana Earnestly.

A Sister Cuy's lorOnla.. ID OeiaiI.
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rho Sc,v Har,

Coxo,Ep, N.
prohibltiouiss
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Good thla rslu viil DO n inGstmatls, az Il
viii itsuTe ~ fine corn crop as has ever
be u fHIs,d in This county.
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LlMrAsAs, June i6.- [Specisll The
wool.groweIs competing for the prizes for
The best fleece Of wool met to-day In this
place and received prizes. Wendall &
Durfett, OF McCulloch. were awarded the
grand prize, Sll0, Eldredge & Flelds, OF
Burre. county; Beal brothers, OF Corysll
county; J M. Arully, OF San SABA county;
Frances & Higgins, OF Concho county; ID
III. williams o. Hamilton county; q. M.
Rsv'ei o' Bro yr County: q. q. French,
OF Nj. "a county; T. @. Leedy, Coleman
county, ell rso,iy-d prizes. Total amount
awarded, 500.
The commence .nsot OF the exercises Of
the Centenary college this evening were
good.
George ~. Long leaves tomorrow TO be
married IN Miss Alice MEG uigan, OF New
Orleans.
Visitors are still throngine to our city.
A liGht raj fell today, which was badly
needed.
District court resumed business to dsy.
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CORSICANA.

CoRsicANA, June l6.-[SpecislI-A IL.
year-old son of Mr.. Samuel Hamilton, liv-
inc two miles south Of town, wss drowned
yesterday while bathing in a tank on his
iatLer's farm. Although still alive when
taken from the waterfall efforts to ssve him
proved iruitless.
Work was commenced today on the new
Allyn building.
Mrs. Joseph Huey leaves tomorrow
morning for Wootan Wells.
District court adjourned tonight sine
die.
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NOTICE
To Builders and Contractors.

SEA- ED PROPOSALS are invited for the
buildiuR Of St Maty's Institute (the Epifcopal
csileee Tor qiIlf) at Dallas, Texas. Plans and
poci6caiions can be seen a, the ofiire OF Lar
m,our & Mcr'ombs, architects. Bios must be de-
Mvered 70 Richard Morgan, lr.. secretary, on OF OF
yeiecfing env or all bids
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CALVERT.
1upe ~ -rSpfria1

CALVERT, June l6.-tSpecial IA shoot
ing sffray occurred here yesterday evenip z
between two negroes, at The negro Baptist
church. The parties are: + Massoy and
W. Calhoun. Two shots were fired bu,
70 cae hur'. A wn-,,r was the cause.
II has bsuu raininl fof teer's hour WITH
.rd.c't'oas vi CoatiLulps. Ia. amount Il
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CORRESPONDING reductions have been made throughout
this department in al classes grades and lines of Mems Wo
mems Misses and Chldrens Shoes.
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HOUSTON.

be ials,d Ia this connty.
HOUSTON.
HouaT0E, June ld.-lSpecial l-B. II
HtfdoaB.le, asG0claic1 many Years pas,
with Newspaper life here, last night fell
rom the nfc1nd story Of tha county hos.
pltal and 10 nov in prnosrlous condition.
No bonsJ are broken an % is probable that
no wilt recover. lie hrd heen Or 4 spree,
and II Is thought leaped from the window
O. resume his drunk.
The city sidewalk paying contractor pre-
sented his bill 10 thu city oDInoil this even.
ipg Tor work done duriuf three nonthr, Of
Si2,03L50.
The ci,v council to dn, q, commended re-
form In the mayors q art, notwithstand'
ing lha lhtter'a protest. IL means
more r!sid enforcement OF the law.
They also put In n resolution
requiring all railroads in city limits TO
place electric lights along their tracks In
the city limita AZ iOtsryals OF SEQ feet. This
will place large additional electric lights
iu..the city. Alderman Flynn introduced
resolution, which Went over under the
rules, 10 notify ana close twenty.iour hours
Afterwards, ell gambling houses. II Is the
general sunj O. vt b.reet talk.
National case hall club organized to-
night.
Contract ba, beca lst by he city council
To Max Klsse 20 build two large new
sohool.hoUsss.
TrNas ers NOW runains through to New
Odsans
The EgeninF Journal was award ed the
civ printing ~ % cents per inch. The
Journal defeated ihe Post.
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