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The winnipeg War.
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HURRYING TO HUMBOLDT

HURRYING TO HUMBOLDT.
WINNIPEG, April SIT is reported at
Touchwood hills that band of Indians
are within one days march of Hum
boldt, where government supplies are
stored, and that tho advance of the
troops will be hurried 10
prevent the capture. 1t is
also stated that Riel has placed
large force of rebels at the south
branch Of the Saskatchewan to prevent
the troops crossing over. The troops
WIN reach there In about IL days and an
engagement is likely to occur there.
1he various military detach-
ments are being hurried for
ward as fast as possible. A
messenger from Prince Albert saws
tnero are provisions there for three
weeks only, and II relief don't como by
that tlme, the police and settlers will DO
forced to surrender 10 the rebels.
The troops oamped on Monday night ~
miles south OF TT, Qu 'Appelle. They
suffered terribly from cold, tho mercury
railing from 30 degrees above to 20 be-
low zero The wind blew 80 miles
per hour and had clear
through tho camp. The following
Intelligence has been received from Col,
Garry: "Fort Macleod is threatened
ana an Indian uprising cannot any
longer bo prevented by tho good Offices
OF Pore Lacomb"
Aspocial dispatch received by courier
at The volunteer headquarters from Mae
isod has caused great uneasiness.
Tho Graz Ventras Indians are north of
the international boundary ION the war
path The South Pigeons and Bloods
nave formed an alliance. Tobacco sent
irom RiePs Indians TO the Gras Ventras
was some time ago accepted by the lat.
Ter, thus showing that Riel has
LAID conspiracy iu which
the Milk River Indians
VIII play an important part. Cant,
Stewart, who is still here, waiting for a
dispatch, says matters lock very bad in
this district. Tho women aud children,
ana those incapable of bearing arms ara
Hooking to TT. Macleod for protection.
Col. Strange is In constant oommunioa-
tlon with the threatened points and is
doing his utmost to put everything In
THIS district ON defensive basis. The
slackieet did not meet Capt. Cotton at
the crossing to-day, according to
agreement. This looks omi-
nous, Troops should be sent 10 this
district without delay, because they
Will be needed Immediately. An appli-
Q lion to military headquarters has
been made for them. Col, Macleod Ia
at Fort Macleod. He has great influ-
ence with the Bloods, but they are act
ing ugly. A detachment of volunteers
has just left for Gleyoher, whero the
railroad authorities are afraid of the
Blackfeet.
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AIRS. Garfieid's roellnrs Hurt.

New YoRK, April s.-The Tribune
this morning published an extract from
letter OF Mrs. Lucretia II. Garfield to
Camden o. Rockwell, her brothor-in-
law, who mentioned in a recent letter
to her the newspaper story about her re-
ported intention TO marry again. The
Tribune says; ave take the responsi.
bility OF making this extract. Ii will
be seen that she thought dignihed de-
NAL by hor friends might ba
proper, but nothing, us it seems
TO us, can be more proper and effective
than her own wom1nly words.n
"Thig cruel rumor, which seems To
havo been afloat for two or three
months, did not reach me till three days
ago. Nothing that has ever been said
about me has so hurt and offended me
az this, and the deepest humiliatloa
is that so many are ready 20 be-
lieve II, To mo IL seems iust
as much an insult TO he asked whether
II is true asit would bo were the dear
general still here. That any one can
think mo capable of being false to his
memory seems like being regarded
criminal. A dignliled denial by my
friends suppose can do no hagm; still,
IL hurts me TO feel that any denial Is
needed"
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SEEKING B1sMARoK's GOOD orp1o,

SEEKING BIsMARcK's GOOD OFFICES.
LONDON, April S.--A dispatch from
Berlin to the Standard states that
Lord Rosebury, lord of the privy
seal and first commissioner of
public works, has arrived at
Berlin, charged with mission from the
British government to invite Prince
bismarck to mediate between Great
Britain and Russia.
NO REDUCTION TOLERATED.
Forty thousand coal miners are now
on q strike in Yorkshire alone against
the 10 per cont. reduction In wages.
BATTLE REPoRTED.
The Standard has received a telegram
IN cipher from correspondent in Rus
STA, stating that a battle has been
fought on Murghab river and that IL a
reported that 500 men wore killed. Tho
dispatch was sent in cipher In order TO
escape the vigilance of the Russian cen.
sorS and the Standard therefore re-
rains from mentioning its source,
bct says II Is entitled
10 the highest credit. The Standard as
sumes, from the origin of the telegram,
that the Russians were defe ated, but Is
not certain.
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Nnvnsntn Nnus No...

NANAsoTA, April s,-lspeoiel.l-A
heavy rain prevailed Monday. Nearly
three inches Of water fell, which dam
aged crops, fences, bridges aud roads.
Mr.. Reubenstcin, formerly Of Mill
can, has been dangerously sick, but is
improving. There are several oases of
roseOla In town.
E,P.Maddox IA moving theTahlot Office
70 inc upstairs room In the Foster Il
bayern building, on Railroad street.
to-day married to Mrs. Alice Burke of
this place. Ehey left immediately for
New orleans, and carry with them the
pest wishes of tholr many friends here.
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AIeEioo.
THE elrArE,,ArA


CITY oF MEXICO, April S.--ConVress
has not yet taken action regarding the
Guatemala affair. Mariscal was TO have
made further report, but has DELAYED
the samo until tomorrow. News has
been received that Barrios' successor ia
70 be his former secretary of war.
VINO Is known TO be man az
me same stamp as Barrios,
rms Information strengthens the desire
here for prompt action in aiding Saliva.
dor. A regiment has arrived from Pu-
enio. lg Is reported that President Diaz
VIII review l2,000 troops in this city in a
few days Less than a month ago the
government bought S2OO,0OO worth Of
arms in New York, Another order for
arms will shortly ba sent.
El Nacional advocates war against
Guatemala without delay,
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ne BELIEVEs HIS FATHER LIVES
New YoRK, April S.-The son of
President Barrios left this city for
Washington last night. He said before
his departure: ~ do not believe my
father is dead. have received no trust
worthy information of the fact. ~ AZ
we're true, the American minister at
Gua'amala would have informed the
government at Washington. All re-
ports from Salvador are ut
terly untrustworthy. / believe a
telegram from friend To
q gentleman in this city, requ esting
him 70 inform me OF my fathers death,
Is a forgery, because 1t is dated from
Salvador, while know positively that
the gentlaman whose name Is signed to
IL was in'Guetamala the next day.
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TIE AMER HOO. noorn.

RAwAL PINDI, April s.-The grand
durear In honor Of the smeer to-day was
great success and presented brilliant
and Impressive scene. The viceroy sat
upon daiz with the ameer upon his
right hand and the Duke of Connaught
upon his leit. After valuable presen ts
had been offered, the ameer, In a brief
speech, acknowledged his obligations Ia
the queen spd viceroy Of the many
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JEFfERsoN, April s.-[spoolal. AT
Che shertfl's sale yesterday the store
house formerly occupied by. Mooring &
Blanchard.on Walnut street, was sold
for $3.50 cash. Also n. considerable
amount ofland was sold at a. very low
price.
The dlsagr seably rainy woathor had
bad effect upon tho colored population
several Of tnem, baing before Justice
Spence yesterday TO answer various
comple .nts,
Bob Fishor, charged witA,assault with
intent 10 murder Wiloy ualras, waived
his preliminary trial and was placed
undeNa 500 bond.
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shsvors extended him, aud stated that
nc would render every service in the
power OF his army or his people.
as 4 s lne British had promised to help the
ANignsnistans to beat OF auy external
,,neimes, ,,lo.t the Afghans would, Ia the fore
s' ne manner, stand side by side with
yicarnr % nri'ish against the enemy. The
i,isoiuI presented the ameer with a
nyAuliiul sword. The ameer. in accant-
~, said he hoped TO strike therewitb
n' sneiny OF Great Britain. The aneeI.
wan wen satisfied with the ceremonias,
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Crorl,niI llama

ohocKErI, April s. Especial Tho
skating-rink boom has strsck the town
and the young people have beon tum.
bling into line.
"A heavy. rain foil here Monday, A
slight norther is blowing to day.
Farmers are through planting corn
aud commenced planting cotton, Pros.
poets good for fair crops,
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Tho Mo,aons aro Miserable.

sALr LAKE, April s.-.rhe Tribune is
authority ior the assertion that q
leading Mormon bishop has declared
that the priesthood has concluded that
is would bo cheaper to buy statehood.
Tor Utah lhsn endVge tho arrogances
polygam!sts ara now being suhisctod to
ny the enforoemenI OF the laws.
Among Ma laity this IL now considered
70 be abo plan Of tbs Mormon cam-
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Tho shenAndonh prln,n,...,.,.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, April a-There Is
no change In the sltuatlca at the seeno
OF Mondays mine disaster at Raven
Kun Hundreds OF pooplo gathered at
the mouth OF the mine, but little can be
done towards rescuirs the victims. The
roof OF the mine is crushing, ard the
thereby,
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oo"-boS fenrose out-Shoota Drs Carver
SAN ANTONIO, April s.-ISpeolal. In
the match this evening between A. II.
Penrose and DR.. Carver, at 100 live
pigeons, two traps, 30 yards riso, fcY
$500 "a side and the championship of tho
world, Penrese won handily by score
ofO to Carver's 81. The pigeons ware
vory tame and few lEslly. Carver at
tributes his defeat to recent illress,
Penroso Is native OF Michigan, fer
some time resident OF Missouri, pnd
AZ present an omploye of Gardper,s
rsnche, near San Angela, Texas. lie Ia
about 20 years old. ' 10
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ANAMERIoAN OFFICIAL DYING.
ROME, April S,-Mr. Pierro, charge d.
affairs Of the American legation here. ia
reported TO bo lying ut the point Of
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OliInn.
rHn RIoEcARRfINo 1nAnR.

ihh hlOE CARRhlN0 TRADE.
HONG KoNo, April s.-Bnglish ship
owners here decline to ship rice for the
northern ports of China. They are OK
ceedingly skeptlcal in regard to tho
promised protection of the English cab
inet In consequence the entire trade
Is being diverted to German bottoms.
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song the route was hearty and
unanimous. The exhibition was vgs,,ad,
one OF tue features being series OF OK.
'raordiuary jumping feats. The grand
stand, which had been altered tor tao
occasion, was crowded with prominautl
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Ecuador.
Gcuhuof.
OUR COMMISSION

GUAYAouIL, April s.--The' commits
sion to South America from the govern
ment of the United States arrived here
to-day en- route TO Chill and Poru,
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Chill.
WAR VESSELS SOLD.

y sFIF ' Tl1'IIlD bUIIUs
FALPARAIso, April s.--The- Chilian
government has sold two torpedo
launches to the English government.
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The Boss "Beemer'' Bound for wash

KANSAS Ctry, April S.--Capt. Couch
passed through the city to-day on route
70 Washington, where he goes In IN "a
interest of the Oklahoma "boomers" =
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CASUALTIES.
The Heroic BrIdce Tender.

CHICAGO, June S.-During tho storm
last night Henry Carmody, bridge
tender at Halstead street bridge, was
the hero of performance that probably
saYed tho lives OF number of people.
In the midst of the binding wind and
rain, be had closed the bridge through
which a vessel had passed and stepped
into his shauty. A street car bound
northb dashed upon the bridge, and as
it neared the center of the structure
Carmody glanced out the window and
was horriHed TO see the bridge slowly
swinging open. The driver had his head
CucEed down, TO ward off the force of
the storm, and was apparently unaware
Of the fearful consequences of his neg
lect and tho danger ahead. Carmody
took In the situation at glance, dashed
out of the house and ran ut the top of
his speed across the bridge toward the
car. Reaching the advancing team, be
grabbed the h0rses by the bits and sang
out to the driver 10 put ON the brake.
The car was stopped a1out 10 feet from
the end of the rails aud over the muddy
water of the river The driver, in hia
haste 10 get across, had allowed the
team 10 travel vt rapid gait, and a
horrible catastrophe and loss vi life was
only prevented by Carmody's 's nerve and
prompt action.
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pefonaes and FortIlIeations.

WASHINGTON, June 3,-The board re-
Gently appointed by the president, un-
der an act of congress to examine and
report upon the doienses and fortiAcs-
tions of the United States, met at the
war department at 10 O'clock this morn.
ing. There were present: Secretary
Endicott, the president OF the board;
Gen. Berrott, chief of ordinance; Gen;
Newton, chiet engineers; Gen. Abbott
OF the engineer corps; Capt. Smith, of
the ordinance deparIment;C Commanders
Sampson and Goodrich, of the navy;
Joseph Morgan, jr., OF Philadelphia aud
Erastus Corning, of New York. A gem
eral discussion OF the purpose of the act
was INDUCED In. A resolution was
adopted providing for the appointment
OF Il committee to collect and arrange
the Information called for by congress.
The ooard adjourned to meet in New
York on July 10.
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Murder Trial at Mar.hnil.

MARSHALL, June 3.-[Special. The
case of the state vs.. Ed Bran, charged
with being accessory to the killing of
Charles stephens, In Gregg county, in
APRIL 1883, was called in the District
court this morning. A special venire
of 80 men put in an appearance, from
which TO select the jury. A cloud of
Witnesses are in attendance. This case
was tried az Longview last year, Hon.
A. j, liOOY acting rs special mdge The
jury brought in verdict of guilty and
assessed his punlshmobt at death.
Falling tn get n now trial no RppeSloh
from the Judgment of tho lower court,
which Judgment was ovefruled pnd
new trial granted. Then he g0t a change
on venue To this county. States nttor-
rey Garrison 3 assisted in the pr0Bocu-
ton by County Attorney Scott aud
Hol. W. n, Pope, The defendant being
unable TO employ counsel, the court ap-
pointed l., P, Wilson, W. II. La ne,
Barney Curtis and James Turner to de,
foud him. The case In exciting much
interest. Judge McCord is In attend-
anCo on tho court.
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Of Slo6,6l0. The papers made known
that this fact was given ont that the ex-
act amount OF the defalcation might he
oihcially published, It wss added that
the nnimpaired surplus of the bank,
after deducting the above deficiescy'
is 500, 600.
The indictment charges that the bag
carried away contained 100000 worth
OF bonds and securities. The witnesses
nelore the grand Jury We're Cashier
Fish, Assistant Cashier Duball and Paw.
Ing Teller Fish, all of the Marine Bank.
IL is understood that the reason
ior the delay In having
ward indicted was that the
district attorney mad not been able TO
get copy Of MIR. Flsh's testimony on
the lstter's trial In the United States
court. A writ of habeas corpus was Oh.
tanned by the district attorney this at.
ternoon from the court of Oyer and Ter
III court
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rrnhnhlv nnlnldn.

SAN ANToNIo,. juno 3,-[Special.l J.
News reached the city to-day that on
Tuesday morning, on Pas Eidas creek, Ill
mIlessouthwostot hsc,ty, the load body
OF a young Mexican was found with a
81 oalibre bullet In his brain. His name
was Aliun Mobiles, and he had been seen
alive last Monuay evening. The Jury
was unable TO determine whether II
wound and the fact that pistol OF that
was In the deceased'e possession, leads
to the opinion that IL was suicide.
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WASHINGTON, June s.-.rhe presiden
,o-uay appointed Wm. I'll. welch. o
msryisnd, to be deputy third aaditor q
sae treasury vice A. NJ. Gangewer, re-
sisned by request. Mr.. Welch iss wal,
,.io nnoMn newspaper msn, and for man
G SGva,s was the editor. OF the Baltimo
osho..e' sana Helived In Pennsylvania fo
mrgad % years. dis appointment wa
Psnnsvy Pu 1y representative Randall,
lre'nnsyIVania, and Representativ
Findlay, of MARYLAND. esoi'a'iV
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Murder on a Sheep Ranch,

ENoINAL, June 3.-[Special. THE
dead body of Juan Segobio, assistant
foreman on Sam Walcott's ranch, about
10 miles from here, was brought to this
place this evening. He was killed at
said ranch by shepherd employe this
morning. Five shots were fred nj him,
but only one took effect, which caused
instant death. The difficulty, it is SUP.
posed, occurred over horse. There
was one witness tn ihe killirp. The
marder, whose name is Cleato Buenego,
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AmondInp tho civil seryioe Rules

WAsnINGToS, June 3.-rhe president
has amended rule nine Of the civil SER
vice rules relating 10 the examination
of applicants to office, by inserting after
the words: mo person dismissed from
the public service for misconduct" and
beneath the words: "Shall be admitted
TO examination within two years. the
following words: "And no person who
has rot be0n absolutely appointed or
employed after probation"
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Doing as the Ross Doa.

WASHINGTON, June a.-The member
Of the cabinet have decided TO follow
President Olevelsnd's example here.
alter and will receive no visitors on Sat.
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Ferdinand Ward Indicted.

NEW YORK, June 3,-The grand Jury
has found an Indictment against Ferdi-
nand Ward for grand larceny. The ev.
idence upon which IL was fonnd shows
that Ward carried bag iull of sure
Ties from the Marine hank Just before
suspension. The case viii be tried at
once
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Criminal Notes from Decatur.

DECATUR, June g. lspecial.l Tho
case Of the state of Texas VS.. @. B..
Beard was called this morning. A mo-
tien 10 qussh the complaint was over
ruled. The defendant will make a
showing for continuance. Over so
witnesses have been subp@ned in this
case, and attachments win issue for
several more.
Jetf Moon, who was working out a
hne imposed by this county court, for
assault and battery, succeeded In max
ing his escape last Monday and is still
at large.
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rhe rm ranned hr tho rnllnr

New YoRK, juno 2, 2,--Betwoen II and
u o'clock tonight MIR. j. z. BALDWIN,
cashier Of the bank OF tho Manhattan
company, visited tho offices OF the
newspapers and gave to each copy Of
statement sent by said bank TO the
clearing house this afternoon. The
statement II signed by ID. G., Hayos, tho
president, aud puts forth that the pay
lug teller did not appear a. his desk
this morning, and sent no excuse for his
absence. A meeting of tho directors
was calmd. An investigation into the
paying teller's account showed dedcit
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A Bridge GONE,

HELENA, Montana, June ga bridge
consisting of three 100. feet spans, over
the West Gallotn river, at Central
Park, so miles east Of here, was com.
pletely wrecked on Monday, No west.
ern mail has been received over the
Northern Pacific since Sunday. The
transfer Of nlaii ana passengers by ferry
began Il o'clock to-day.
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AIl.v.A .uhnor. .Inilsh.

WACO, J'nm b. Especial. Andrew
HedgeI, claiming to be railroad man,
and from Fort Worth, is in Jail here,
charged with highway robbery. Last
evening, in company with pal named
George Holland, who also claims 20 be
railroad nau, Hnd fro q San Antonio.
t1ey took sl0ir1u a drunken tailor, on
Fourth ttr,uf ~
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Sound over.

Waco, June g. Especial 49, United
states Commissioner Fink to-day gave a
preliminary hearing to George Fowler,
charged with attempting to wreck a
tram on the Missouri Pacific railroad,
between beltou and Echo. He was
bound over to await the action of tho
federal grand jury.
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A KiIling at n,nannIa

D'HANNIs, June S--lSpecial Tom
Shelton yesterday three miles from this
place, shot John Fielder, of Waresville,
fatally wounding him. The ball entered
in the shoulder blade and came out be.
low therlght nipple, The cause of the
suoonug isnot known.
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CINCINNATI, June 3,-rhe strike on
Kentucky Central road assumed the
appearance of violence this morning. A
freight train was made up at Covlngtor
and was starting out when force o.
strikers appeared, cut the engine loose
and ordered the engineer TO run the en-
gine into the roundhouse. The order
was obeyed and the train did not start
The engineers are not yet in the strike
rs they are awaiting the report OF tn,
committee sent TO Richmond.
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esse e OF Postmaster General Smith
anu morning official can ~
learned regarding fhe and,,.e os
oL me case IL ls said, however ,hsss
cns, Cne evidence while not estahlIshinr anv
ooi.uslon ,,ol, With contractors, showed sncb
ns neR cis Rigence and illegali.y III the matter
nj M o,'l ool.rsets that the SECRETARY will be
hkeiy 10 order a court. marital '-i' w
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PRowNwooD, June g. Special +
While the ladies were preparing for an
ice cream festival this evening Mrs.
Grady fell from the second story of the
opera-house. No bones gore broken,
but Il is feared sheis severely injured,
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Sow Kerrnnc Oallectora.

wAsHIEoToN, June 3.-rhe presi.
dent to day appointed James s, Farley
collector OF internal revenue for the
eighteenth district OF Ohio ana Thomas,
q, Branston collector OF internal rvyo,
nue. for the eighteenth district of
tuckV.
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Happy MIR. tlussy.

WASHINGTON, June 2,--John 3. Hus.
sy, of North Carolina, was to-day ap.
pointed chief OF division in ths office
OF third auditor OF the treasury.
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Uourt-Houaa RuroIar,zo,

HENRIETTA, June 3.--[Special. l-Some
hght-hngered gent entered the county
attorneys Office last night and stole so
indictments found by the last urand
jury. Most of them were for gaming
No clue to the thief.
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INnIoArIoNs ron ro.nAv.

INDICATIONS FOR TODAY.
WASHINGTON, June 3.--For the west
gulf states: Fair weather, slight change
In temperature, winds generally south
erly.
COTTON BELT REPORT.
The cotton belt weather report for Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum tenn
peraturo; also the rainfall for the past 2.
hours. Is a. follows.
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Another Resignatiope Ro,n..,,,,

WASHINGTON, June 3.--Col. Stephen
son, chief of the middle division of tn /,
pension osilce, has been requested to re-
sign, The grounds have not been made