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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21
DALLAS.
Robbers at Work in Different Portions
Of the City Fleeing the
Unwary.
The City Council Talks over school Matter.
and Decides to Erect Five school
Buildings

Special to tho Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, June 2O.--A young man
was robbed last plight OF all the cash he
had in his pockets while he was asleep,
The thief entered by the window, which
was open.
1t was reported that another attempt
was made Ia the same neighborhood bv
prying up window that was locked
down.
Everything is unusually quiet TODAY
after the convention and emancipation
picnic. Quite a contrast from Yesterday
The city full OF delegates and politicians
and black with emancipation picnickets
for awhile, and to-day nobody TO be seen
hardly.
Only small attendance at the churches
and Sunday-schools to-day, sometime
rather unusual for Dallas.
The shower of rain that fell Yesterday
did much good IN laying the dust and
cooling the atmosphere, yet it was NOT
sufficiently heavy to soak the ground.
Several farmers who came In Yesterday
to attend the convention reported
crops, especially corn, looking badly
and much III need of rain. Cotton was
reported TO be in good condition
AnS city COuuCll IneI IN adjourned SCS.
sion last night to discuss matters OF in.
terest to Dallas
motion was made that committee
of three be appointed to receive
propositions Of sale of suitable piece
Of ground on which to erect a school
building. 1t was unanimously agreed
that a magnificent school-buildlng,o of suit
able proportions and architectural dis
play, should be built for the whites, and
also one for the blacks. But some one
OF the c0uncilmen asked where should
the cash come from, as 1t would REQUIRE
several thousand dollars to finish these
two buildings. Everything stopped for .
few moments, and then the originator of
the motion said that he SIMPLY wanted
to give them a starter and set the coun-
cllmen TO thinking on the matter. The
committee of three was appointed and
some secret proceedings Were had and the
meeting adjourned.
DIR. j. II. Smith, well known and
popular physician, left tonight for Lam
pasas to see the drill.
Mr.. John T. Ginocchio was in the city
to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21

WASHINGTON, June 20,-An immense
hydraulic d1edge lying in the river was
burned last night by the upsetting of an
oil lamp. The flames spread the fire
rapidly. Half an hour afterward William
Schafsr, who was sleeping In the vessel
at the time, was found wandering aim
lessly through the White House grounds.
ana was taken to the hospital where IL
was found that he was fearfully burned
lie says he was awakened by the flames,
rushed on deck, plunged into the rive,
and swan ashore. There were eight men
on the dredge when the fire broke ont and
senator is the only one of them accounted
lor. 1t Is not known whether the others
were unable to escape from the burning
boat and met death in the flames or
Jumped overheard and were drowned.
Inc dredge was valued at $50 1000 and
was insured tor 5000.
VIM. Schaeffer, who was so fright.
lnlly burned on the dredge last
night, is still in very precarious
condition. The other workmen who
were missing last night, and
VINO 1t was feared had either per-
ished In the flames or been
drowned in the effort to escape from the
burning boat, have all reported. They
escaped without injury by Jumping from
tne dredge when the fire started and
clamhered to the shore. The flre burned
itseli out at about daylight this morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21

wanna IN practice and theory.
Under the union Ireland nas
fnIi representation and accrulng
inarence. Political organizations cannos
he nermi,ted TO seek their ends tnrougn
lintiridation backed by outrage Hnu
csinne The question Is not coercion ou'
tbe Eradication Of constitutional ireedom'
the nnIltIcal instincts Of Ireland cannot DC
eatlsaed nv plans for depriying her sons
Of a full share in the government Oh sue
emnire Concessions would only pro
mote further disiutegrations. In suon
crisis the old dying party lines ougnt W
be forgotten and one great enof' ilnuo ~
nreserye the unity upon which depends
the life of the empire.
SOUND REASONING.
PARIS, June 20 in the senate yes,er-
day. NJ Beranger read report OF tue
committee on the expulsion bill. Tne
reoort recommends the rejection OF the
measure on the ground that 1t is incom-
petible with liberty and prejudicial TO the
existence OF cordiality with foreign
movers. 1t further declares that the
subject Is not one for the decision OF par
lament but for the judicial authorities.
The debate Of the matter Is liked ior
Monday.
A TRKvELYAN DEAD.
LoNpoN, June 90 Sir Charles Edward
Treyelvan IL dead He was son Oh the
late Archdeacon Trevelyan.
CONFIRMED.
MUNICH. June 20 The diet committee
has unanimously confirmed Prince Liu-
thold MS regent.
PARNRLLIrEs WORKING HARD
LONDON, June 20 The Parnellites APP
pointed TO take charge of the Irish vote
in Great Britain will leave on Tuesday
for the various districts to which they are
assigned. Thomas o'Connor will remain
in London, and will be assisted by
O'Derherty and O'Kelly. A great
demonstration will be held wednesday
at st. james hall in favor OF the Glad
st5nian candidates in the metropolitan
districts. deputation OF Ulster Prot
estants consisting OF clergymen, masls.
trates and merchants who are in favor OF
home rule is coming TO London to address
several meetings under the auspices OF
the British Home-rule association.
THE GREAT CANAL.
PARIS. June 20-The preamble to the
government bill 10 authorize the Panama
Canal company TO issue It's proposed loan,
which has been submitted to the chamber
Of deputies, states that although NJ
Rousseau, who visited the isthmus
in the interest Of the govern
ment, admits that the possibility
of The success Of the undertaking
is dependent upon contingencies OF a
serious nature, the technical commission
has expressed its conviction that the OBJ
staces to the construction of the canal
can be overcome. 1t concludes with
some formal reservations regarding pos
sible delay in carrying out the work and
In obtaining the funds necessary for lis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21
OUR VOLUNTEER GUARDS.
Gathering of the Militia at Lampasas IN
der Favorable circumstances.

Gathering OF the Militia at Lampasas I'm.
der Favorable circumstances.
Special to the Gazette,
LAMPAsAs, Tex, June 20 The largest
train of people that ever game TO Lam
pssas arrived this evening to attend our
coming encampment. The following
companies have arrived San Antonio
Rifles Of San Antonio, Cleburne Light
Guards Of Cleburne, Douglas Rifles of
Tyler, Crawford Battery of Dallas, Hi
hernia Rifles of Dallas, Austin Grays of
Austin, Austin Rifles Of Austin. Meine's
band of Dallas also arrived The Hous-
ton, Orange, Decatur and other compa-
MES are on special train and will arrive
soon. The other companies are expected
tomorrow. Gems. A. p King and A. S,
Roberts, staff officers, are present.
The United States regulars from
San Antonio arrived yesterday with four
pieces of artillery. There were 1875
carriages, buggles and hacks at the depot
this morning when the train came in. The
handsome banner of the Tyler boys re-
ceived the admiration of all who saw It,.
The boys are all delighted with the
beautiful camp grounds selected end
frequent remarks are heard among them
that prettier spot for camp-ground
could not be found In the state. Fully
5000 visitors are expected and the success
Of the encampment is fully assured.
Mrs. Gov. Ireland and daughter are
stopping at the Park hotel.
All of the business houses are decorated
with flags, bunting and tyergreens, in
honor Of the occasion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21

The city of Waco designs 70 a'ssiI = :
public free school building stilols'
$4,000 and $4,000. Sealed Ola' la N I
will be received until the 1000 dE w, 4 {
Bids may be made for the snllf. hal.,s.'
plete, or separate bids wil Dc tA's.'
different parts Of the work. Z. I.
Plans and speclhcal ns "a! WIN " " 4
Office of Cook 4 Manning, @sp s.s5
Sou h Fourth street., after W. W. ". IN,
The privilege ia reserved q q WV sss''' :
all bids. 49, ~ isssl.
Chairman Of Public Free cen0o' ~
WACO, june 10, 1886.
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wEATHERFoRD.
Tho closing EXERCISES of the City Graded
sehools.

Tho Closiug ENeroisss OF the City Graded
schools,
Special TO the Gazette.
WRArnERFoRD, TEX, June 20.--on
the 18th and 18th inst. was held the most
extensive and satisfactory exhibition Of
school work we have ever witnessed. A
public invitation was extended and the
several grades were visited by friends
patrons aud curiosity seekers from home
and abroad, and all eyes were astonished
at the work accomplished in so brief a
time as six months. The desks were
coveTed--some weighed down-the walls
TO the depth Of four feet were entirely
hidden by examination and daily written
work OF every description. The papers
were beautifully mounted on yariousIy
tinted backgrounds, which, combined
with the excellent work, produced a
grand effect. The neatness, accuracy
and exhaustiYenesso ithe outlines OF geog-
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WIN Now be Told.

BISMARCK, OAK, June 2O.--Capt.
uoairey' Lieut.. slocum, Surgeon Porter
ana the other survivors OF the Inflated
custer expedition, will go the battle.
ilela next week to properly observe The
ssntn anniversary of the massacre. sioux
Uhiei Gaul, now at Standing Rock agency.
,Nl was In command OF the Indians dur
ing tne massacre, but who has hitherto
refused TO talk OF the details of the fight,
mas nSs consented to go with the party and
reii Just how the massacre occurred. he
point OF attack, etc. s' ''s
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Asresd ppon q rerec n,aEe.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 20.--Messrs.
Potter, Mcmillan ande Cable, arbltrators
for the Chicago committee OF the Central
Traffic association, held final meeting
yesterday and agreed upon the percentage
To government shipments Of dead freight
and live stock from this city to the East.
The figures were sent at once TO Commits
sloner Blanchard, who has sent them to
the presidents and general managers OF
the lines In the committee. The members
OF the committee have agreed not to make
the hgures public for the present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21
THE FIRE RECORD.


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June 20-A fire
to-day destroyed building on Main
street between Market and Mission
streets, with the entire contents.
The loss on the building owned by
r. r. Thompson is $4,000 and insurance
100000. Tatum & Bowen, dealers in
lubricating oils and machinery, lose
Sl20000; insurance $4,000. Schmidt
Label and LithOgrsphlng company, occu-
pants of the upper part of the building,
lose $l4, 900; insurance $l2, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21
Among tho Northern lah

OF Wisconsin. Minnesota nd ioNA a'f "
lightful places whore one ran De. Qii-rfll
in quiet rest and eni0yllenLlt1 stiu1 =. w
of the heated term completely rll1ll- n
curing season brings 70 Qcon OlQfli titlA
yer Dam, FrOntcinc, 0kOb0ii, Afpiiritt 4
andlnnninerable other chirialps finsl =
tic names, Thousands -four b0t n.yetttN
hOmcsar are on either side Of MaNe Z llis9i 4,
gance and comfort q o in0dea'e :. g. /. \
obtained. A list " summer hJali ~ II \, "
information pertaining thereto y lt.,s elA. /.
the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ( ST. ttLhth w Y
be sent free upon application y lea5i lal Z
penter, General Passenger AkthL lat,-i' 2
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WAsiItNGroS, June 2O.-The house
committee having In charge the bill ac-
cepuag from Joseph W. Drexel the Gift
o. the Drexel cottage on Mount Nc.
Slegor. In which Gen. Grant died. have
"ec'uea TO report It favorably.
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AUSTIN.


Col. breckenridge Denies In Toto the
Statement About Greer County,
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, June POI. 7. Bracken-
ridge, chairman Of the Texas delegates in
the Greer county commission, alb
solutely and emphatically denies that
there is word of truth In the state
ment telegraphed from Fort Worth last
night that the commission had awarded
Greer county to the United States. He
says that the commission has not yet adj
journed, and that hey have not come to
any conclusion at all, and that the state
ment referred ID was manufactured out
of whole cloth, and that somebody has
evidently stuffed some reporter for
special purposes. Before the commits
sion comes to decision the whole dis
puted territory will have to be surveyed.
None but the ignorant believe in violent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21

Houston fOt- II
HousToN, TEX, June lp'-Ns
please explain how Col. Swan Y
Ross stand on the questioned ~ NJ i
railroads. The people TIsI 81 ll1 \
when you have answered VIZ Y, f
some olher qu'e Qul
In their speeches lssI SalaI',sss 4
eron both gentlemen tap s'..''. n
views on the subject. gqI ss \ AZ
that he is decidedly ia isvcr 3
legislation by the next gsI MI \. Z, n
He agrees with Senator goke "
Terrell that some proess ~. VI "a
adopted whereby the " '.es
soueezed out OF railroad s'o..' (,
stated that he is ia iayof Y ". 4 Y 4
sion. for the purpose H9I gao
trating differences beiHesa y 4 4
their employees, bat ~, al1' sSa|
late the relauons nuhia.
the roads TO the ,,..l@
Ross said very iHs' ~, II
subject HH Of railroads, but e. .,'.' Z
ooinion that there Is law 49,
In other words, he s 0p lIs;ssi \
further legislation on tas ky, sssl ~
restrictions further F1aa ~, s,y' Psa i
the statute books. ~ ns,,aehrti|
stands him, he thinks sSl y S'' '.
enforced, are sulicienI, ~. y .s IN,
mands Of the people ln s.. sss' -
he wonId recommend a w ssis ID
I I,e Static and, specifically, ~ s's' +.
ton Of the roads, i E' 's,s,. ssis
be would oppose, ana !. p passs Iiisr
any bill providing Tor ia a,,ls 9ssr
with he roads blythe ,', s 4 is
This This answers the question 4, snsl',|
Post is able to AnsEs, uusI,s ups
being based upon &c
- the t,ro qentlepen,
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sine Dies 70 Save Her noyer.

Special to the Gazette.
LoRENA, TEX, June 20.-Miss Chris
tena Man, young German lady about
twenty-five years old, was found in the
cistern at Mrs. Lucy Schaefer's residence
about s a. IN. to-day. Miss Christina
came from New York city in December
last to work for Mrs. Shaefer, as her
brother, Peter Man, was working for
Shaefer Bros. Mrs. Shaefer took great
interest in her, and she was treated the
same as one of the family. In February
q young German man, named John Dosey,
made his appearance here, and the two
became lovers. Dosey was at the
Shaefer residence often, and they not
thinking he was good enough, was finally
ordered away. 1t seems that
about one week ago Dosey
told Miss Christina that unless she
married him he would kill himself
and she worried over 1t. She told her
brother she did not want any man to kill
himself on her account.
This is supposed to be the cause of her
Jumping into the cistern.
Judge Sleeper Of Waco held an inquest
at p m. The verdict was suicide.
Lots of stock was killed In last nights
storm, and all tho grain that was not cut
is laid IN under the ground.
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HELD THEM ON.
a Number Of TIN Roofs We're Blown on
the Houses I'm Weathorford Saturday,
With Only a Few

Exceptions, and It Is noticeable feature
OF the storm that not a single tin roof that
y painted with the Asbestos paint intro.
duced In that city some time ago nv w
n Goodwin OF Indianapolis. Who SOFA
the right to Price q GIllland OF that cItS
was injured, nor did a single roof naintsd
with this paint leak at all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21

DR.. H.A. G. walker, ' oss X \ 81
aud most beloved ms aIsS Il EsII
S Say y, alter . Illa .a., Z ~
s sesa. I nom q whom sre rs''''',
South Carolina conisie'
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THE RAILROADS.
Machine shops

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, June 20--It is authorize
lively stated that within three weeks the
st. Louis, Arkansas Texas railroad will
make proposition TO Waco to establish
machine shops here In consideration of
bonus Of land.
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The New Line.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BEEvILLR, TEX, June 20.--The latest
town reached by the Sau Antonio &
Arkansas Pass railroad (Beeville) is now
IN Geographic communication with the
outside world, something II has been de-
barred Of Tor fifty years The following
is the frst dispatch which went over the
lines
"BEEvILLE, Tax, June Ito Col.
Swain, Comptroller, Austin, Tex, L
take pleasure in sending you the first tel
egram ever sent from Beeyille to let you
know that we are now connected both by
rail- and wire with the balance OF the
world, aud to say that we are solid for
local option
"Signed, ID. A, 4. WALTON,
iSherlff Bee county,
The road Is now some distance below
Beeyllle, only twenty miles from Tide
water, and building rapidly People in
counties northwest Of here are rustling
for funds TO secure the extension of the
road enthusiastically from here to the
Panhandle, and the local soliciting COM
mlttee is hard at work. The northern
extension, 1t is calculated, VIII be under
way In very short time, giving Pam
handle cattle owners near the Kansas
line through, separate and indep, ndcnt
transit to the gulf,
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sun madness.

special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, June gov. l..
Krebbs was stricken by sun madness to-
day and died in fifteen minutes. Krebbs
was a native Of this country, and had
been drinking. He was about thlrty-fye
years Of age and unmarried.
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Mansfield College.

Correspondcn of the Gazette,
MANSFIELD, Tex, June ls.--The ex.
animation at Mansfield college has been
in progress since Monday, and has been
largely attended, especially yesterday
and to-day, by patrons and visitors The
young men and women have passed a re-
markably good examination, and much
praise is given to both teachers and pu-
pills. The speeches, compositions, RECT
tations, etc, of Yesterday and to-day
were well rendered, and pronounced by
all as being splendid. Tonight the grand
concert and exercises in calisthenics was
given by Miss Howard, who fully sus-
tanned her former reputation as sue
cessful teacher in music. The audience
retired with high appreciation OF the
efficient work Of Prof. Collier, Prof. FAX
man, Mrs. Mary Ross and Miss Rose
l., Howard, Prof. Collier is still can
didate for state superintendent, and is
possessed with physical ability and en-
ergy, guided by the best Of Judgment and
a practical experience of which few men
can boast, free from prejudice, con-
scientlous and fearless in all he does.
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An ounce OF prevention is worth q
pound OF cure. Morris Cascarine pre-
vents kidney and bladder diseases, and il
a healthy stimulant for these organs.
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nave been cared by \
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S Sain e 90 cure, ifiilsss1 /. ,,.,'.gs,'|
Sosss for. for : week d ~ ,s.l
,,.o,in1g.standins CAVES u.s.I
good order, Should ~ N, ' = "a
9uireacathartio mai "a
three or four doses n 's Y.
OF KENTs vEGFT'assl,,5
wiil be sufficient Uss X '.sl'
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STATE NEWS.
beings and Happenings OF the Day
The Occurrences for Veal or
Woe Recorded.

from over the State Reported
specially for tho Gazette by Its
Own Correspondents.
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snyder.

Correspondence OF the Gazette
SNYDER, TEX, June ls.-The commits
sloners' court levied 25 cents ad yalorem,
20 cents courthouse aud jail tax, and 10
cents for school purposes, on Tuesday,
making the total 60 cents on the Sl00
valuation. Lands were valued at $3.50
per acre, cattle at $40 per head, and
stock horses Sl5. Total Of property
rendered about 81 100000 Kent and
CARA counties, which are attached, show
personal property about 100000.
Our school lands belonging to Scurry
we're sold to-day 10 Davidson Of Msrien-
field at 81 80 per acre on thirty years. time,
Interest per cent.
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FOREIGN.
The Funeral Pageant Of BavariSs
Late King Grand and Imposing
In Every Particular,

Gladstone Receives an Ovation ON tne
streets OF Edinburgh-Ch
Indorsed by His Constituents
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The sipo SPRING. Lynching.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
SIPE SPRINGS, TEX, June lS.--T. +.
Haley, justice of the peace, summoned
early yesterday morning jury to hold
the inquest over the body of w. P.
Pfultt, who was found hanging to tree
near this place on the evening Of the 10th
inst. After the jury viewed the body it
was taken down and buried at the grave
yard. The remainder Of the day was &C.
cupied in secret session Of the jury
taking evidence in the case. The jury
did not cease its labors till late yester-
day evening, at which time, Morris, the
pal of Pruitt, was arrested for failing TO
answer questions propounded 10 him bv
the jury and for accessory to the murder
of Pruitt. Morris claims he was afraid
to answer for fear his neck would pay the
penalty. Other arrests are expected to-
day Morris will have an examining
trial to-day If witnesses can be got before
the court.
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Revival at AiedO.

Revival at Aiedo.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
ALEDo, TEX, June lg.--The Methodist
revival at this place is still in progress.
Up to date there have been eighteen con-
versions aud ten accessions. Great inter-
est is manifested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-21

Flatulency and wind on the stomach
render a healthy digestion impossible.
Morris Cascarine is the specific for these
disorders.
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Is still soaring high at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'s
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HOLSTEIN CATH
AUTUMN lAFosrlrKA
Memphis, Tenn h,

Stockmen, farmers, dalfrnsh 4 K,
OF this famous ana layorile b,e,I 4, NJ
that he above ehipmcnt SIli Co.'S. 4
choice assortment o. BCI,fs Il, ~.
! EARllNG BEE Frs 10 talie y
CALVES (og both sixea az fs
spring. All pure-bred and ,il,,ij + !
lu ges With the greatest calo Ilas I, n
butter families. with hIghtlsHel.s n, y
PARTIES wanting strictly aia IN n
or Foundation stock 10 snec SOW T.
q nerd, are cordially invited b ",
Oar prices wi ! DO fond lrtr,r,; !
terms Tor orders Anplr idrlegI ,'a,
ADAMs0N 6R0yflf,|
81 Leadenhall street.. la1ll-. N.
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Gout In the feet will never trouble you
after rubbing With st. Jacobs Oh.
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on for Lampasas.

0VtUIaI 20 INC THItIIe
WACO, TEX. June 2O.--The Waco Light
Infantry, Capt. Thomas Watles command
ing, left for Lampasas this morning.
Rank and file the company will muster
tweDty-six men in the encampment, al.
though all these will not drill, as some
will be held as reserves in case there is
needed a new man in the regular team of
sixteen muskets. The Light Infantry do
not boast of bringing back the first prize,
but think they viii make credltable
record. They carry with them their
handsome full-dress uniforms, which will
compare with any in the state service A
number of Wacoites will go out to-mor-
row to spend encampment week at Lam
pasas.