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Fleming Can Have Ills Choice

SptcIuI Otspulch % Lt lNNUIcf1cT,
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 16.-Hon.
T. W. Fleming, Of Fairmont, is here.
Although he processes to be on bust
ness trip it is pretty well understood
that ho has !been offered selection
among at least three consul appoint
ments by the State Department, and is
now engaged in making a selection or
looking up anew one in case none OF the
others prove suitable Of the three places
offered. Two are understood to be in
the West Indies and the remaining one
in Austrin --- 20 - =
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Wind Plays Havoc.

LINCOLN, NEp, June 1G.-At 4 o'clock
this morning heavy wind and rain
storm swept over this city. The chief
damage done was in a small section ON
East street to number OF partially COM
plete brick houses. Roofs were partially
torn away and some walls were blown
in. One three story building was COM
pletely demolished.
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SufHnrfY curfntta

WARRINGTON, June l6.-The Chinese
Legation has complained to the police
that neither the Chinese ladies Of the
Legation nor themselves can, during
these warm evenings, avail themselves
OF the cool balconies OF their residence
without attracting crowd Of curious
idlers, who by their manners and con.
duct greatly annoy them. This annoy.
ance is so continuous and go persistent
as to practically make prisoners Of both
the ladies and the officials Of tho Lega.
ton within the walls Of their residence.
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TIE DUTCH WERE WARNED.
a Fight In Which Forty Achinese Were
Slain, I'VE.

Slain. ".
San Francisco, June 1G.-The Pen
nang Ga'e'te OF May 2, lust received
here, says: -, -
I'VE have received some particulars
OF severe engagements that took place at
EJio between the Dutch and the Achi.
nese. 1t appears that the Dutch, having
been previously warned by the enemy
that they would DO attacked during the
Mahommedan fasting month, were pre-.
pared for fight. $40 =.
Instead Of merely contcnting them.
selves with replying to an attack, as wa.
Otter tho case, the Dutch, on seeing the
Achincse scattered about on the hills NOT
far from Edie, set out 10 meet them, and,
after determined fight lasting about
three hours, succeeded In putting the
enemy to flight. The loss OF tho Achi.
nese was two stockades aud forty men
killed, while the Dutch had only four
men wounded. More lighting is cx.
pected.
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Nnynl Contrnc.s Confirmed.

SStWAsuISaroS, June l6.-Thc Secretary
Of the Navy to-day directed the award Of
the contract for the S,l50.ton armored
cruiser to William Cramp. & Sons, OF
Philadelphia, at their bid oil S20S5, 900,
and the contract for the $500 ton cruiser
number six to the Union Iron Works,
Of San Francisco, on the departments
plans and specifications at their bid OIL
Sl,798,M.
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EAST SAGINAW, MIcH., June 1G.-The
steamer B. F. Ferris, left here for
W!enona beach, summer resort on
Saginaw Bay, two miles from the mout,,
of the Saginaw RIVER. yesterday afte,-
noon with four. hundred pnsse n"erp @
When about mile from the beach tho
steamer struck snag and sprung a leak,
but succeeded in reaching the nier
where she settled with two feet Of water
in her hold. Officers OF the boat kent
the TACT OF the disaster from the passen.
gers, thus averting panic. The peonl,
came home by railroads. feof'o
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LONDON, June l6.-Thirteen thousand
dock laborcrs at Swansea have struck for
higher wages. The shipping business Of
the place, with the exception OF the coal
trade, is at a stand.still in consequence
of the Rtrika
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Disastrous Frelsl,. Wreck,

PADucAH, ny, June'16-A freight
train on the Newport News & Missis.
sippi Valley railroad was derailed by
striking a COW at Kerryville, TenA., at !
o'clock this morning. The engine and
ten cars were badly wrecked. Engineer
Gwinn Perkins, Of this city, and an un.
known negro tramp, were crushed to
death. Bush Marshall, of Memphis,
fireman, was fatally injured.
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Itoctford's nir Flood,

ROCKFORD, I'LL, June 1G.-Thousants 8
Of people yesterday visited the scenes Of
Fridays washout along Keith and K,nt
creeks. All through this district, where
the washout occurred, there Is much
suffering, as it left many people in very
destitute circumstances. The morning
papers make an appeal to citizens for aid
in their behalf. As far as can be learned
nobody was killed, although there were
many narrow escapes. The loss to the
city amounts to about $4,000, and 1t is
estimated that the loss to the RAILROADS
amounts to over S20.O 900.
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DErRolT, MIcH., June 1G.-Physicians
were summoned in haste to the boarding
house Of; Mrs. Dundas last night to at.
tend four persons who were suffering
from poison. Last evening they all ate
canned corned beef for tea at Mrs. Dun.
das', and soon afterwards were all seized
with excruciatipg pains. The medical
men Administered an.idotes and this
morning reported two Of the victims out
OF danger, but tho condition Of two
small children is atill considered critical
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Killed In n Drunken Row.

HAMILros, OST., June 1G.-During a
drunken row in the west end OF this city
last night, an old colored man named
Joseph Grimes was killed by another
colored man named Zach Shields,
Shields is still at large,
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osxosu, Wis, Juune lB.-osto Pom.
mer, his sister Emma, and Fred. Shier.
ing, were sailing yesterday afternoon a
short distance from nhore. The boat
capsized, and all three were thrown
into the water. The Young lady was
drowned, the young, men escaping.
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Mysterious Den,I, Ia Doctors onlcc. d

MILWAUKEE, June 16.-Dr. Hoene was
arrested here yesterday afternoon. He
telephoned ior the police 10 come to bis
office. When they arrived he was coolly
smoking q long.stemmed pipe, while two
feet away from him was the dead body
OF Miss Annie Enbelacker. The Doctor
said she was taken with a fit on entering
his office, and died. He refused to say
anything further except that he did not
know her. The girl, il was learned by
the police atterward, had been peddling
a patent medicine for DR.. Hoene. 17
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Sale Is Significant.

PirTsnUKdn, Pa, June i6.-Thonas
W. Phillips, the millionaire oil operator,
otNew Castle, Pa, has sold his interest
in the oil field Of Glade Run, Butler
county, to the Forest Oil Company. The
consideration was private, but as MIR.
Phillips had daily production OF !, 400
barrels in the field the rrice must be
high. It means gross daily income Of
nearly 81 400. II is significant that the
Forest Oil Company is one Of the four
recently sold to the Standard Oil Com.
pany. G.-.s T-'-.
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SPRINGFIELD, I'LL, June l6.-Reports
show that the storm which visited this
city Saturday evening extended from tho
Mississippi river almost entirely across
the State. The hailstones in the vi
cinity OF Quincy and Monmouth, were
as large as those reported from the
neighborhood OF Jacksonville, whero
some Of them measured three inches in
diameter. Crops were beaten to the
ground in some places, and the damage
everywhere was heavy.
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will also, Il Is understood, make material
changes In the policy Of the paper and
tho personnel Of the stall. AS the paper
has been popular largely because It wa.
known as Mr.. 0'Connor's paper, and
purchased by many solely to sec what
Mr. O'Connor bad 10 say, there Is con.
siderable curiosity to observe whether |,
will retain its prestige under tho new
management. or whether tho National.
ist editors colleagues In the management
oil the journal have not killed the goose
that laid the golden egg In buying Mr..
OConnor out and sending him away.
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Stoiiner Wrecked,

SYDNEY. N. s. W., June 1c.-The
steamer Yowyangs, from Port Pirie,
South Australia, for this place, has been
wrecked of Willoughey Cape, tho cast
ern point oil Rangaroon Island. Part of
her crew are missing,
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cleveland Switcilnaen Strike

y CLEVELAND, o., June .lG.-A general
strike Of switchmen on all the roads cen.
.tering here was iuausurated here to-
night. Five hundred men are out.
They demand the Chicago rate, which is
nm advance OF about 20 cents per day
and reduction Of hours from twelve TO
ten.
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Washington County Democrats.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June l6. = The
Democrats OF Washington county, met
in convention to-day. Senatorial and
Congressional ,conferees were elected
and full county.ticket nominated. The
following were elected delegates to the
State. Convention: J. McCarreii, r. W.
Jrin, Ezra Conaway, J. NJ. Braden, T. J.
Baird and James i. r. Streator. These
delegates will 20 to the Stats Convention
uninstructed, but four Of them are
known to be for Patlison.
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Will Come for Doo,lle,

LONDON, June 1G.-Mr. John Dillon,
Mr.. William O'Brien and Mr.. John Red
mond have been appointed delegates to
make tour OF America in the autumn
in the interests OF tho Irish Nationalist
| movement
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Cloak Makers Strike,

:: NEw sYoRK, June lG.-The strike of
the cloak makers is spreading, One
thousand are already out and 1t is ex-
pected that the number will be increased
TO 5000 by the end Of the week. Both
sides are determined,
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WILL SHAKE UP TAMMANY.
A Movement to Purify Municipal Politics
-. -. ~ New York CITY. '


-. New York City.
New York, June 16.-Rev. r. ueber
Newton, Father Ducey, Bishop Potter,
John Clallin, Jesse seligman, Gustav
Schwab, a. r. Whitney, Louis G. Whit
on, E. E. Tappen and Henry a. Rogers
have issued a call for meeting on June
q, TO organize citizens non.partisan
movement for the publication Of muni.
cipal politics. lg-isr:7 .rEs
The various mercantile exchanges, the
Bar Association and thea labor unions
have been requested TO send delegates to
the meeting. - -; - = -
The gentlemen whose names appear
above are j all prominent merchants,
bankers and clergymen, and with the e1.
ception OF Mr.. Whitney, who has been
somewhat prominent as Republican,
they aye not known as special advocates
OF any particular party. Rev. DR.. New.
toms recent series OF sermons on the
need Of an uprising against the prevail.
ing methods OF city government it is be.
lieved to have been largely the occasion
OF the present movement.
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NEw YoRK, June le.-Lee Klie, who
is charged with abducting the Chinese
girl. inen See, and holding her captive
at No. IL Mott street, for the past year,
was committed to-day in $500 bail to
await the action Of the grand jury.
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Chicago-The National League played
two games this afternoon, Chicago win.
ming and losing one. In the first game,
Pittsburgh's inability to hit Hutchinson, ,
with errors at critical points, lost them
the game. s..l .f.,s 3;
Cincinnati, 4; Cleveland, 8. IN. L.)
Athletics, g. Brooklyn, 3. (Asso.)
Boston, 10; Philadelphia, 0. IN. L.)
Boston, IL; Philadelphia, .. Second
game.
Boston, II: Philadelphia, IS. (P. L.)
Brooklyn, I; New York, G. (P. L.) /
Buffalo. s; Pittsburgh, 10. (P. L.
New York, 4; Brooklyn, 5. (P. L.)
Syracuse, o; Rochester, Il. (Asso.!
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LONDON, June lG.-Mr. Henry NJ.
Stanley and his bride will spend their
honeymoon at Metchel Court, Hamp.
shire, the place is owned by Lady Ash.
burton, who has loaned it to Mr.. STAN
lev. a"LHHU '4
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LONDON, June 10. = James Stuart,
Gladstonian member Of Parliament for
Hoxton, will succeed Thomas Power
0'Connor as the editor Of the Star, and
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CUSHING, QuEBEc, June 1G.-An earth
quake shock felt here at 7:l5 o'clock this
morning apparently moved from East to
West. -
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Catholic. Bishop Dead.

LONDON, June lG.-Bishop Cornth.
waite, Of the Roman Catholic diocese OF
Leeds, is dead.
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HONG KONG, June lG.-Admiral Lang.
tue English commander OF the Chinese
North Coast Squadron, has resigned. He
gives as bis reason for resignine that tbN
Chlnese officers OF the Squadron nre in.
subordinate. The prospects, for tbe 1ent
are;tad, as the Chinese Admiral and the tn"
Captains are totally incompetent. 80
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Special Dispatch 10 The Inttliigelcer.

iouSGsrowS, o., June l6.-Canton
was paralyzed by the home team by the
following score:
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DAYTON. In

Wheeling. .-..... ..........0 0 0 o. o 90 o.
Dayton..............""..-0 o 0 0 y 90 o 90
Earned runs-wheeliug. .. Twobase hits
jlenalvin. Threc-base hit-Brewcr. Sacrifice
hin-Silcs and Arnitage. Stolen bases
0'Brien. Struck aus-By Gibson, l By Stapicton,
9. Bnscs on balls-0G Gibson, .: of staplcton,
!. Wild pitch-Gibson, l. Double plays
l hour Is minutes. Umpire, Hill.
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Mansfield, Fouruier and Fiizsltnmons. Two Lssc
hits-Motz, IIOb,ccht. Cllngman, Dale, McMll.
Ian. Home rnns-IIobrcchl, Sweeney. Stolen
hases--Akron ., Mansfield s. Double plays
Fournier TO Goodrider 10 Klusman. Base ou
ballE-0T Randall, s.; Fournier 6. Struck out
By Randall /; Fournier, G. Time2:0J. Umpire
Iumfsnn
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Ing the entombed men before morning
have been abandoned. !, .
The damage 10 the mine cannot now
be estimated, but the owners fear the
slope Is lost. Tho Hill farm mine was
one oil the most valuable In this section.
II the Tears OF the furnace people are re-
thousands.
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'ny 4 large large crowd still surrounds the
month n The pit, but all hopes OF reach'
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CITATION
STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff or any Constable of Wash
ington county, said State-Greeting. You
are hereby commanded, That by making
publication of this citation in the Brenham
Banner, newspaper published in Washing
ton county, for four consecutive weeks, pre-
vious to the return day hereof, YOU summon
R. w. Patton, whose residence is unknown
to be and appear before me, Justice of the
Peace in and for Washington county, at the
next regular term of the sutice's court, for
Precinct No. Z, of said county, to be begun
and holden at my Office, in Gay Hill. on the
10th day of June, A. D. 1890, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, to answer the complaint of j. Il.
Campbell in a certain suit therein pending,
in which 7. B. Campbell is plaintiff, against
R. w. Patton defendant, filed on the 3rd day
OF May A. D. 1890, and numbered on docket
No. 222.
The natures of plaintiffs demand being in
substance as follows, to-wit. for plea of
debt due upon q certain promissory note,
which is hereby set out in full and made
part of this citation: "On or before the first
day of August next, l promise to paw J. B.
Campbell Three Hundred Dollars for two
darl. brown mules branded j BY on shoulder
the above amounts to be paid in installments
of fifty dollars ut the end OF each and every
date of this note, said Campbell retaining
lien on said mules, subject to the above
promise" signed R. w. Patton, this 3Ist
day of January 1887, Gay Hill, Texas. On
the back of said note are the following en-
dorsements: "Recelved payment on the
within note the sum of Eighty-nine Dollars,
this May 2, 1884," signed j. B. Campbell.
And received Twenty Dollars on within note
Janusry IA, 1888. signed j. B. Campbell,
leaving balance due plaintiff OF S191 90
for which said suit, plaintiff asks judgment,
and foreclosure of the vendors lien on said
mules.
HEREIN FAIL NOT, and of this writ make
due return. as the law directs. Given under
my hand, this eth day OF May, A. D. 1890.
S. H. GOODLETT,
J. P. Precinct No. I, Wash. Co., Texas.
1 hereby certify that this is true copy of
the original CT alton placed in my hands in
this case.
c. C. Boy,
Constable Washington County.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HoGG has been
accused of being demagogue and
almost everything else by the pa
pers which are opposed to his candi-
dacy for governor. 1t has been
claimed that his election would set
back the state ct least ten years in
development, and numerous reasons
have been assigned why he should
not receive the nomination. But Of
all OF the arguments against Mr..
Hogg so far the Hillsboro Reflector
brings forward the most potent one
as follows: "Before Gen. Hogg
had ceased wearing dresses Throck-
morton had proven lis devotion to
the interests of the people and had
aided in Quilting the policy that has
made Texas the grandest state in
the union" A great many people
will think that after having done so
much Gov. Throckmorton should re-
tire and give the boys who wore
dresses within the memory of peo-
pie now living a chance.
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The New Orleans Picayune says
that patriots never saved country
for the purpose of robbing it. No
reference to the Grand Army of Re
publican buns and descrters in that.
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The New York Star favors the
Australian ballot system, provided
it is supplemented with general
registration law. Without general
registration the Star says the Aus
tralian system would be "a ham
strung kangaroo"
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New YORK STAR: There are hope
full signs that North Dakota may
drop into the democratic ranks at
the next state election. The repub-
lican party there is already in state
of disintegration. Factions are
fighting over the spoils and irrecon-
cilabIe differences exist on the tariff,
the temperance and the lottery
questions. Republican leaders
throughout the state confess the
discomfort Of the situation. The
outrageous manipulation of the four
new northwestern states by the ma
tional republican party, eliminating
in the theft of the Montana sena-
torships, has opened the eyes of the
people. They see now how they
have been used by designing politi-
clans, and as a fruit Of their gust in
dignation the reaction has set that
will inure to the benefit of the dem
ocratic party.
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IT is claimed that the German Ian
guage is fast giving way to English
in the parts of the west largely set
tied by the Germans, and a cor
respondent of the Boston Herald
ascribes 1t to baseball. He says
that the German baseball reports
cannot be understood in the Ger
man language because there are no
equivalents in that language for the
technical terms used in describing
baseball exercises. Another paper
says this is an ingenious theory, but
that the situation is not much i'm
proved by learning English unless
an additional step is taken and the
baseball vernacular is mastered.
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In New York last week little
girl named Annie Dooley jumped a
rope 200 times on a wager for candy,
and as she finished she fell in con-
vulsions on the floor and soon e1-
pired.
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BUFFALO Bill is still making
Rome howl and piling on agony in
the old country, 1t is said he has
purchased home in Naples once
owned by King Bomba.
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THERE is piece of political gossip
to the effect that Benjamin Harrison
has agreed to help Ingalls, out of his
troubles with the Kansas Farmers
Alliance, in return for which favor
ingalls, agrees to deliver the Kansas
delegation in the next national con
yention to Harrison.
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A NEW San Antonio minister who
has recently taken charge of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
there pitched into the local papers
last Sunday on account of their
wickedness. He charged that all
the dog fights, chicken fights, etc.,
to take place during the day had
been duly mentioned, while he at
tributed his small congregation to
lack of publication of his church
notice.
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INGALLS, calls himself poor man
and is trying to put up poor mouth
to the estranged farmers of his
state. And yet his fortune is esti-
mated at S5OO,OOO. 1t must be re
membered, however, that terms are
always used relatively and that we
speak by comparison.
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THERE are nearly a dozen cities in
the United States which are at pres
ent claiming a quarter Of million
inhabitants. They are New Orleans,
Buffalo, Milwaukee, Detroit, Wash
iiugton, Cleveland, Pittsburg, ST..
Paul and Minneapolis. Their ambi-
tious pretensions will soon be set at
rest by federal census takers.
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TEaMs.-Legal and transient advertise.
ments inserted at one dollar per square of
one inch for first insertion, and fifty cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
: Obituary notices and tributes Of respect in
serted at half price.