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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-20
THE FAIR ON SUNDAY
owing 20 saitry weather the AttendAno,
MA Nea Kxseea $4,000.


Did Nst Kseeea $4,000. y
CHICAGO, June iO-The crowd AZ
Jackson park was smaller Sunday than
last Sunday and The attendance will
not exceed -. COO Thla. 10 donht. Vas
duo 70 thu weather ~ the day was ex.
trensly warn and snlsry Those who
walked around the grounds and
through the buildings Of the White
City were pitifnl objects Of discomfort
Linen lost ita starchiness and dropped
like dish rags upon tho swcltcring
forms ~ tho Worlds fair visitors
The chair puShers did thriving bust
moss, a. did also the lemonade, soda
water and Ice cream ooncesstonaifcs
This was really the flrst hot day thnt
hna visited this city since the fair
opened and Il rendered sightseeing fnr
any bnt those whose means would an
ahlo them ID rent rolling chAir any
thing but pleasant Tho same class 81
people as on pre- ccdinE Sundays passed
through the tnrnatilca Owing 10 the
hot weather thcrc was very little enc
thusiasm displayed and the working
man wal conspicuous for hia absence
Tho government exhibits we're closed
as usual TO the public Most Of the
state buildings were open. The crowds
that visited tho city parlSs Sunday, and
their numbers were legion, running Up
into tho tens Of thousands were typical
iaboring men and their families, Gar
field. Washington. Lincoln and other
breathing spots Of the great city were
crowded III day.
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TWo BREAKS


IN tho MIaeisslppi Leyea Near New OricAns
much Damage VIII Resalt.
NEw 0RLEAHa, June 10, About I
o'clock Sunday night two breaks o.
Cured on the cnst bank Of thu Mil
sissippi river, one above and the other
below tho city. The former from pres.
emit Indications win prove As DISASTROUS
rs the famous Min crevasso II Is
about forty-seven miles above New
Orleans. directly In front 81 ST.
Peters settlement and immediate
ly this side 81 Leon God
chauxs' big reserve sugar refinery
and plantation. IL was twilight when
tho break occurred, and II appears that
about six feet 81 the levce gave way to
the pressure Of the waters at tho first
instance The alarm was Immediately
sounded. but there being no material
In the vicinity nothing could be done
towards closing II. The spot II d very
bad ono for crevasse 10 occur. The
leyce IA d high ono, about twelve feet,
and owing to the action Of the
water. being sweeping ctirvc
In the river, the bank fan caving. There
Ia fully thirty feet Of water Just OF
shore This VIII practically make II
impossible to close tho brake The
water will food d vast area Of land UNI
der cultivation principally as sugar
plantations and the damage Will be
incalcnlable This creyaasc Il about
twelve miles below the point Of the
Nita break, and win dcynstatc all the
country affected by IT.
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80
THE MARKETS.
CrnCrnEAaI. June 10

FLouR spsinG pafeni 81 iAib rsngen ID
RsgO fancy at sa0s0ae0 and family eaOQ ID
TilU winter patent qa6t9ple ~ ~ 4oB 3 %;
fancy at 420ouaio: family. Il va A40. extra,
si.Ds u, i0 how grade d .o0h Kn. sssY
Conn The market IL easy, with g0Ud DO
mand for ear Salca No. 3. mi1od, track. n q
ss5sc; No swhite track. &c; No mixed trAch.
re No yellow track, tlc
Oars ire steady VIM oherihkb hpd demlnd
about equal. Sales No. mixed track. sekc; No
? white track sssScss f stt ltsF I'm
Mill FEfD The supply Il fair AnAItAe mar.
K, !. easy Bran We Aeld 4 ma and Pidalipss
cArTLE Select butcher, A.loa4.6s; extra,
RAocGa 10. fair 10 FOOD, lH7e AksBl dominion.
t2.sDa30O Hcifers: acSd u ck6ic8, NU6t 40;
common, 70 tair,s s2esaAset ,covs: Good 70
choice II Uoa4es; fair 10 medium seissnass
common and thin rough ztHn, n ,oQ0e.Qp; stqck-
cfs, e oo1s2s: ycariihS and grazine .reiEeA
81 So asa
NsAL 0ALsrs Frenzy Ahd lOAtf pa4sr li9At.
q dehfand icominoh Ind lAfge tk00 IN, TAO
TO good light. IL 3B1d00
.Iiossp Select heayy ana prin1s SutclIes. ID IS
q 10: fair 10 coed packers. 80 iSn 3 ao eUnfhbh
apo, rough. y hQqe ioi spFime, light eHA0aA5o:
others. 20 % / 8; fat PIGS. tGne9e abl cannon
10 fair, Il. 759h7k
snkns 'Akb LAibs sheep Good u choice.
ttolaAso: common 70 fair. ta7b14s6 Year
8, 20 a6.6s good 70 choice. te.OoD6.Es: common Vi
fairs boQ957A, Bptchaxzi Coed - choice. stsibo
/. 30; common % fair.lt2 MA ~ ruiis, lse00
a50
CATTLE Market slow and s2si6f. Y; = 80 AZ
HoGs- Market lower medlumB and heavy
ts679,t6TA fts3sr n Aesl B
SHEEP AND LAAns Marker Eary ,1nll and
lower; good demand: good wetlesn SAS3nApos
2 few selected, q %; cholce yeaElings ara
$40 si5rine lambs. MoJB6de ~ s
fNuEAr-4Sutnt and cnnty Saia red spot doHcj
June c9e; July Tic styisH -ssTft1 ~
Jaly ID! August lsss' 80 sI. e ~ s, IA.
Is, oars PETER s,l lpg9,!Fi. yhitf ye.seFA
RYEancthef. Nd b 10 a. s9s a7ts1 ss'ifa /
FLoURtArD tIRAfk-C QdStano6ss Flour
Idu and nominal No 2 spring wheat INC:
Nd aspiring MheAt ( d D., - 2T0e; No 3 rcd,
ldisi Il No. 4 nnrn s0G e8Kes No ~ white q d;
d, fo6Qsle; No = whitsi a. ~ ~ islxc;. Ne,
ss SaH1 we lHs sEs, .s NJ eafl &.
Is,Fts l,ifs WI raILADElPa1I. Jahc ~. &
WHgArg Weak. No . rcd y export eleyRtogt
I0etiei No 2 red June. 6k0cetfci July, 7p40
7Ussc AhKhsf, TTAGtfRc f6H
GosRE4+ Nd q MIXED M cievnsor. s1lke; Ma .
yellow Ia grain depot. h0c; No mixed June,
s6AG 4ehae; July - n 4oAo: August 50a 5pho
cars NO. , white, Boes No &hise, lic; No
2 While JHne, apKe 4etSc; Jalt, sss50 Noel AN
TofEDo, d, June 10
WREAT Lower, steady No = cash and Jana
asi.cS July, esKetfAngusL 10,SUs "A sa
CsRE- Dull and steady; No. cash t2si Jplys
5Ic: August. 4lHc
OATS Qpiet; cash, 40 ]. fs.s4sl4sssf stst4
+ RrE pylll cash So. "a III N s..sftfl
49, seAi stisAstk3 Yoha yuAs ID tsa
j WREsr = ungraded "a 1Ik0gss. No sfn6ftA
ern ss.sQ7she MOL b Aard 5ph0fpttda No q
nor hern Tic
1 q III kSol Afki3hat jec, ~ S.wlits ako
mixed wcstern 81 Il ] aosfc. white DO - a4s0
AN ~ prpdnni1y
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-20
THE BORDEN ARGUMENT.
immense Crowd Present to Hear
the Opening Address.
Either Lunatic Or Devil Committed
the Borden Murders.


INV DRnFoRn Mass, June 10. The
day of the arRumcnts IN the Lixsle Dor-
den murder case brought terrific jam
II the courthouse, and over nm hour l,a-
fore The time 81 opening. tho doors
were hcsieged BY people. mostly ladies
In holiday attire, all hoping for seats.
Bnt there were too few seats for tho
accommodation Of a tenth part Of the
claimants, and there was much grum.
bling in consequence When tho court
was ready for opening there were
many ladies standing In tho nislea. hut
they were quickly uahcrrd 70 tho ante
rooms and corridors. and obliged 10
sniff the battle from star.
The bar inclosed was packed with
legal lights The jury took thcir seats
~ 1855, looking quite fresh after two
days rest, anda few minutes later Miss
Borden came In. . bunch of pinks I'll her
hand and contented smile on her facc
Almost immediately Gov. Robinson be-
gan his argument lie said:
May II please your hnnors. Mr. Fore
man and gentlemen: One Of the most
dastardly and diabolical crimes ever
committed In Massachusetts, wns perpc-
trnted In August lson. III Fall River
The enormity 81 Il startled every body
Every man feels that tho wrong should
be righted and the wicked brought 20
justice. Here was crime with all Its
horrors, and; Who could have done
such an act7" says everybody. In tho
quiet Of home. In the broad daylight.
in the streets Of populous city, who
could have done it7
"Inspection showed MIRA Borden had
been slain by the use OF some sharp in
strnmcnt. and below the stairs was Mr..
Borden's mutilnted body Tho terror
Of those scenes no language can portray
and we arc challenged 1t the outset 10
find who was equal 10 that enormity,
whose whole heart was blackened with
the crime. A maniac. not man Of
sense and heart lnnAtic, q devil
They were well-diroctcd blows which
CAUSED their deaths. 'ssi .sSf''e M
Nit directly Bya blundcr, no blow
going atnisa. surely we cali 40 Al the
outset that this was not the CARELESS,
unframed doing Of some ono unfamiliar
with such work Nov. suspicion begins
t0s fall here and eyerywhere. They sur
round this and that one and follow out
eisws every !vherc. M decent man
6f Investigation and every
ithing ought ID be done. but we say
epery thing was not done ana the proper
ansthotls not itklten.ri Eggl4 tgssalsaf
the coursh of all suspected
PERSONS from the preliminary hearing
a - -
those proceedings the prisoner had no
voice. THE government said, II we
can not prove y against her she shall
90 free, but twas onc-sidcd and you
are ID draw no differences. whatever
from those proceedings Of the prclimif
nary hearing. We would not be safe II
in these great crimes our lives hung on
the worfisofa single man.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From An rar.s OF ,hesc ounir
~ Telegraph.

Gathered From An rarta Of the CounfFy
~ Telegraph.
J. Proctor Knott declines the lava.
nan mission.
Gcorgc Monfort committed suicide AZ
Mason. o. lie had dyspepsia
John Gear and Jack Kahn, chums,
were killed BY cars AZ Liberty. Ind
John y. Rockefcllcr Is to visit CHI
cago In July TO inspect the Chicago
university. which he 50 literally en-.
lowed
Miss Carrie Rodgers. the rittsburgh
girl who ATTEMPTED 70 escape from Co
lumbns. O.. convent. has been sent
home BY the sisters
William Hipes and his daughter. Miss
RenAs were run down by train al
Charlottesville. Ind. and killed They
were very wealthy.
John and Jacob Shelley, brothers,
were shot 20 death at dance ten miles
south Of Louisville, Kyy by Jack
Nagles, who was drunk
Constable sam Walker, Of Knoxville,
Tenn. was declared mot guilty Of muir.
dering the Cummins boy, whose mother
swore he had killed him
Seventeen Armenians wore con.
demned 70 death for rioting at An.
CORA Among the victims are prof.
Thoumaian and Prof kayayan,
Six women were In court nj Lafay.
cite, Ind, Saturday for allowing geese
to run ut large. some Of them 1.-THE
womenI cried while others laughed.
The new cruiser New York has been
accepted by the board appointed 70 In
spect her. The builders win efO0, 600
bonus on account Of speed attained
Peter Mccoy, ST., wealthy and eccen.
trio Pittsburgher. leaves his fortune d
500, 900 to the Catholic church, disin-
hcriting his son q harum scarum boy.
At Milan. Tenn, J. A. Asiin has 70
covered eli. 900 damages against 4. ,.
Holder for Islander. Holder sworc that
Aslin pcrjurcd himself in another law
suit
Typhoid fever Is raging at Ironwood,
Mich, Valuable buildings have been
turned into hospitals, while the we'll
who can are fleeing from the city. There
are 500 cases now under treatment Tho
death rate IL about sixty per week.
bishop O'Farrell, Of the diocese 81
Trenton, N. j., announces that he will
soon leave for Rome TO present his re-
port 70 the pope II Is said that tho
bishop has been called to Rome upon
the church war at Swedesboto oydr
Father Tracy.
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Fosiaral, Patronage.

WASHINGTON. June 10. Senator But
Ier Of South Carolina has addressed q
letter TO some Of his constituents re-
garding the presidents course IN dis
pcnsing federal patronage. 10 thinks
the chief executive Is fully capable Of
naming people for the Offices While
he holds himself ready to give the pres
identhis opinion Of constituents fitness
for office. no does not understand how
senator's Of representatives can expect
Mr., Cleveland TO abdicate his constitu-
tional duties and delegate them TO CON
gressmen, and says he has never been
able 70 understand why they should
expect on desire to assume them.
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c.,,for.,. Day :, ~. r.,r.

cAIeAoo, June 10. The sons ami
dang hters Of the Golden state, assisted
by aznumbcr Of old .tforty -nincrsr ant
theft descendants, held high carnival u
theip magnificent state build ny Mon
day,sin honor Of lis formal dedication
Thel building Is beautifully decoratrl
with bunting, everybody + being Insd,
welcome, and native wines nre howind
like ter The formal exercise Nom
day afternoon consisted 81 1spesshes I'll
terspersed with musical selections, 81
the conclusion of which Coy II. 8
Larkham and his staff held rcccp
tipn,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-20
The TARIFF BILL.
Owing 10 Critirisna Prom Ultra Protec
tionists II May Ne Amended.

owing to Criticism Prom Ultra Protec-
tionists II May Ne Amended.
NEw YoRK, June 10 Chairman Il
Ellery Anderson has summoned the re-
form club committee which drafted tho
tariff bill, to meet on Tuesday next ut
the Office 81 ex-sccretary Of the treas
nry, Charles 8, Fnirchild 1.-THE object
81 the meeting, said Mr.. Ander-
son, is to review the draft Of the
bill and perhaps amend It Since Il
was promulgated IL has provoked
severe criticism from ultra
protectionists That was to be ex-
pectcd and we regard IL as d first rate
Endorsement Of IL, but those who would
be inclined to go with ms ON general
principles have made certain s,iggesr
lions which ought not TO be Ignored.
We have not held ~ any time that the
bill was absolutely perfect. It's pub
location has resulted III advice which Is
surely worthy OF consideration
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Hnna IsnIn for cnha.

MADRID, june 10 There Is 4 deficit
of u. 900, 900 in the Cuban budget. but
the minister Of the colonies states that
this shortage can be easily met II the
political and financial reforms that are
desired by d majority Of the cnhans are
conceded. On Saturday last the minis
ter Of the colonies declared in the
cortes that Spain m ust try new meth
oxis In It's government Of the Antilles,
and lmpst grant Cuba and Porto Rico
q ilodifiea fofmnf home rule. 10 which,
he said. IonIyih minority q reactiohists
are Imposed. ini8siI
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10 camnanln.a lyeatMard mn.

QuEENsToWN, June 10 The. Cunaid
steamer Calnpnnia left this port f1:s0
Sunday afternoon and il Is evident the
determination 81 those N eommand 70
break the western record lor N come as
near 10 Ii as possible. The huge steam,
ship made the passage dbwd the chan
mel from Liverpool inn ten hours md
twenty minutes and during the whole
5of that time the engines worked iii d
most admirable manner. 80 as u augGf
well for the rest Of the voyage. ssa
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-20

NEw YpRK, June igi An unlndtvn
man committedi snieide Sunday night
BY jumping from the IrppkIyn bridge
into the East river. His body was
shortly aftcrward recovered, "a his
body was found acard bearing the
name Timothy Caullwcll, 30 Ftlmonth
street, Boston; also, d cofIin-plate bear
Ing The name Margaret a. MnIrckii,
aged 90 died June 10, 1854 The nislh
was live feet eight o. nine inches stail.
dark complexion, black hair short
dark moustaches
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~ I,r,a,,l.,,t.. flbc.ltv.

NEw York, June 19A The Herald
says: President Cleveland Is 70 take
again the Schweninger cure for obesity.
This Is asserted on the authority Of DR..
John Wesley Gibbs, who treated Mr..
Cleveland two years ago for the same
disease. Professional etiquette for
babe tho doctor from saying he would
administer the treatment. He viii,
however. for ne Is said 70 be the only
American practitioner using the system
which gave Bismarck 4 new lease Of
life seven years ago.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-20

LivkRropE, june ie The trial took
piacei il the river Merscyy Monday III d
dfedEe, which Is the larRest III the
world. ] n Is no feet Iii length and ii
calculated chat II will faisef II, 900 tons
SfmAttes daily Iii the bar at The mouth
Of theriveri The process Of filling and
Gratifying The dredger occupied ah hour
and half and the Machine In every
way afulfilled expectations Within
the past two years difference 81 seven
feet in the water ON the bar has been
ahtnthesd. ffk FLA MtEifitr N3ts54
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Mr.. Clevoland WIN Go Alone.

WAsHrSaroS, juno Ia The presi-
dent, IL is announced at the white
house, has changed his plans and will
not accompany Mrs Cleveland % Buz-
Yards bay Tuesday as he first intended.
There are matters Of public business
which he desires 70 dispose Of before
taking his summer vacation.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-20

NEW York, June IL. The Viking
ship, which reached here Saturday,
win stay at her present mooring about
d week. when she will 60 up the Hud-
son and through the Erie canal and
through the lakes.
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QUEENSTOWN, June 10. Mr.. VIM. DIAL
ziei,tof Belfast, who WINS reccntly apa
pointed assistant manager Of the Irish
Village Of the Worlds fair by the
countess Of Aberdeen, left here Sunday
on the cunard steamship campania for
New York. Mr.. Dalziel was accom-
panied by four young ladies who have
been engaged to act as salcswomen at
the Village
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sunaay War ,r;brce.~..a.

sfnINaFiFID, O., June 70. 4 agh{
that promised TO extend "a cigar htdresl
street ears. milk-waRons ice clean1
saloons. etc. has lbFoken out here BE-
cause Of sunday concerts 1T the faiI
grounds
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-20

NEW York; IJnt y q Nardschgl jose
simasP tFJ iiYYtfs pFsa9ge nt.aa Tie
BraztiIaH com MISSION. at Tho NorlTa
EdlllabiAA 7 ekp6 1iiibn, is tefiopsly nj
at-thc. Ifotsi Savoy. and HIS lplfysiciah
says that his, illness may haycxa fatal
kermination tSas III tsrtis r.
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a lRteslsal CO J. EEFeR . ,yyllA.aev.

H NEW YoRK,t jane 10, Ralph Preston.
i pstient IA the new ,Pastenr Institute
I'M Ninety-seventh street and Central
park, west, fell from q second-story
window Sunday morning during an at
tack Of vertigo and was perhaps IA
kaify injured Cd
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-20

MAssIILOrsf o. Jnnc l0 William
Westgarth fell 80, feet from the wall Of
|tke new Methodist church Monday,
|alig hitting III, his head, and shoulders on
some dressed building stone. Her
|c6fyed fatal injuries This was the
dist day lie started to work after re-
|thEhinG from 4 TIP ID England.
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~ M pEIg6Icft a 8
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

whlch 10 rrobabiy eQtsal 10 the entire cash
value 81 lis rSilnefieH and other plants
Al fhe mines - Tin which the Nc
Ninley hill VIII develop IN this country
have utteriy Failed % materlaligc that
ufefni metal IL replaced on tho free
iiri, and as the peculiar efforts To munu-
tActure TN SITES have been SHOWN up In
their true light The ahsurdly high duty on
tnesc y cut down more than orG-half
cotton Ties FOR The Southern planter have
been placed on the free list, and also
binder twlne. While comforting this sub.
stantiAl bennett upon The Western farmer,
the bill removes the dur on breadgtuifs,
~ which the authors OF the. Mckinley
w suvHpt % ecf3ol him and reconcile
MN 70 the hign ptlcea be was made 70
pay for manufactured goods. Substantial
reductions ere made IN the rates on
crockery and window glass ana on the
WOODEN and cotton goods largely used by
farmers families. Agricultural imple-
ments are put on the free list because
many OF these articles OF domestic man
ufacture are sold IN Europe cheaper than
q home. As O rule the bill bears evil
dence of patient and conscientious study
of the dificult problems presented While
= rigid ecrutiny may reveal points that
require readJustinent the general charao-
Ter OF the hiil Is such AZ should render
prolonRed debate unnecessary and secure
us speedy passage by Congress-a con.
summation dcvontly 10 be WISHED In the
interest " the Industries and trade OF tina
whole country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

Victoria, Texas. December 7,--Marrted
AZ Trinity Episcopal church a. II o'clock
this morning, Mr. n. 2. Eastland OF san
Angelo ard Miss Mamie SMITH, daughter
or DR.. Smith Of this county. Rev. A. w.
E,Grroashs performing the ceremony. The
attendants were Mr.. c. McIntoah 81 thls
CITY and Mlss Gertrude Eastlann. The sis
ter Of the groom. Miss Mamie was 4
great favoriis and win pc greatly missed.
Mr. Enstlnnd is successful business man
of san Angelo Cor which point they leave
this evening. The church was beauusuiiy
decorated, notwithstanding the season o.
the year a novel feature OF the decora-
ton was that the stove was covered With
a mass OF roses which ir an eloquent
commentary on the climate II Victoria
tho residence OF Mr.. Simon Levy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

Houston Bast and West TerAa Raj way
company. from Shelby.
Reversed aud iseinnn5ed--A AdIar q
7, ",
~ ". Hugo 4. Mite. from 5atason
Motion for RehcAring Oesflrftd ". l.
4 q n Taylor va. ". W reidsr. from
Whartun
Motion for Court 70 File .,ddl,lonai Ccn-
illusions Henrietta Muh't vs..
New York; Texas ana eieEican Railway
company. from icgorio.
Molten for Writ Of error Curau Nohis
Oycrfiled-1eynH ana tsSlf an ri Wtv
company W. johanna Cahiii frofp Nnfcts
Motion 10 Ellie rranecrtua Gr.nItU--
ulhbq National bank vs. McGinnis q la
via from Walker.
Motion for rehearing Fiied--n Crimore
W. Caroline 0ennve. from Harris
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

u.Iis4ioners aforesaid also consented to no
uca the tax unferaT borfiion nnninei bniid
,nt new jan At present. and the order
=, ssh the old one - renorted counter
Mr. j III shaparn. who wan selected by
o,t.fr tWpsthlfiis of the c0untys while
Sltt1enn m Precinct fneetinga during hid
pNAt ten days 70 express their protests
~, ,s1,pAt some Appropriations mndo and
htprofed by the hhcfe named majority "a
VA comm seiouera court. snid tddnys
lhe appointment OF this COMMITTEES Of
soVd citizens ana business mon III the
SQUIRT house contract VIII I boiIovn, eavs
We county M 1cnst SO ecQ ("
several families OF fonfh terolln.ene
teieRfnpnch last night thar thev mai rtas,f-
81 TOR Nciahco, to huy land nenr where
tncsr friends settled racantiy.
ihetf IVES a IiKht most last night. Clear
en1 pleasant weather today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-08

a recent exploration IN thn tIimaloyan
fnnpntpin regipn has discovered hero a
sfain cultivated ~ tao nkflees witch has
hitherto been unknown 20 clVnised agrl,
7cultlire Its neisse heme Is kownee lr
Appfarance Il Is similar Il WHEAT. thet,et,
lhf ears are much lQnEcr viii 4 peoeiIx1'
, ,. curve ana fhe Efalns, which aFS
Drown ara enlnfl are much autuinr than
Erairh ~ wheat and diasififilTs HI shzt,f,
THIS cereal. Yields very heavy crops wisn
very priInitxe cultivation, and Houfishee
~ a nffh aiufnda. where the scano,i4 ave
necessarily short mn. cold WHAT sort ~
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