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THE GERMANS
Threaten the Brazilian Rebels fot S1rinx
ON Their Nessels-En gland. Il h Esbected.
VIII Also Endorse BsnhAm'. Cours.


on Their vessels England. Il 4, Expected.
VIII Also Endorse Benham's Course.
RIO JANEIRo, Brazil, Feb IA launch
Ioaded with coal, and flying the Ger
man flag, was fred On by the Guiana ba
Tuesday i'm the harbor. Capt Iof-
meyer, of the German man-of-war Ara
coma, at once went aboard the rebel
warship and told her commander
that he was now receiving his
last warning, and that il he
fired again upon anything flying
the German flag, the German warship
would sink his vessel The rebel COM
mander replied that he could only be
sunk once, and that he would fight tho
thing out Capt IIofmeyer then clbled
to Berlin, stating that he would CO..
operate with the American admiral in
defending commerce from rebel mo-
lestttion. 1t is expected that the Ing
lish naval commander here will soon
receive instructions TO the same effect
A good deal of confusion has arisen
about the exchange of shots between
the L. = cruiser Detroit and rebel
warship in Rio bay on Monday. The
facts are these: The rebel warship fired
upon the boat of the American mer-
chairman Amy. and then the Detroit
fired "a blank cartridge, and follow
ell this by rifle shot. which
struck the Trajano's rudder Boat
men from the Detroit rowed to
the Libertad then and told Da Cana
that Admiral Benham would not per-
unit any interference with vessels flying
the American flag. Then the IRA iano
fired a shot toward the city of Rio,
ending the affair. The incident has
had good effect, for Wednesday ships
are coming up 10 the wharves without
molestation. De CANA announces that
he yields the point only to superior
force
Owing to disagreement between
the superintendent of police and the
secretary of war, in which President
Pcixoto sustained the former, the sec
rotary has resigned.
The action OF Adm Beuham in pro.
tecting American ships in their efforts
to land at the wharves in this harbor
has had a salutary effect Merchant
ships OF England and other national
tiles are now coming up to their
wharves without any sign of molesta-
ton on the part of the insurgent YES
sells Adm. Benham's bold stand
against interference with vessels of his
country is generally applauded.
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no GO ABROAD.
DIR. Tsimsse VIII Take n Trip Around tho
World. freachInE and Lecturinr

World Preaching and Lecturing
NEW S'aRK, Feb. at was announced
Friday that Rev. T. De Witt Talmagc.
the fapous brooklyn preacher, has
completed arrangements for tour of
the world during be coming spring
andE summer. According to the pro-
grenme, DIR. Talmage will go overland
70 San Francisco and will sail from that
port the last week in May, taking the
steamer tn the Hawaiian islands He
will also visit New Zealand. Australia.
china and India and the east.
In China large portion of his time
viii be spent in Annoy, where his
Brother, the late Rev. DR.. John Tai
mage, was for forty-two years "A mis-
sionary. The daughters are we'll
known missionaries, still alive in
Annoy, and continue the work their
father began. The journey homeward
will be made from Ceylon, through Eu-
rope and acfoss the Atlantic.
DIR. Talmage viii be accompanied bv
his wife and two daughters. and will
Toe absent about five months The ex-
tended trip through Asia and Europe
has no connection with the present,
crisis in the affairs Of his church 1t
was practically determined upon in
1892. when he was in Russia II is his
intention to preach and lecture in every
place where me visits while he is away.
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CAUGHT AGAIN.
A Formerly Respected Young Man Ar
rested for Robbery.

JEFffRsoNvILLE, Ind, Feb. DE
laney Perry, one time moral and
highly respected young business man
OF this city, who comes from an excel
lent family, was detected robbing tho
furnishing store of n. II. Meyers We'd
nesday morning. Failing To get away
with his haul, Perry went to A. O.
Shutters dry goods store Immediately
opposite, and attempted TO work the
same game. He is an inveterate thief.
and has served two terms in the KEN
lucky penitentiary at Frankfort for
robbing as many dry goods stores in
Louisville. Perry has been absent
from the city one year, and he no
sooner landed than he commenced or
eratiOns
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Fight to the Death.

DASvULE. Ky, Feb James Jones
and Tim Fry, two young coIored men.
bad desperate fight on the Gentry
farm three miles from town, early
Wednesday morning and both arc
probably fatally wounded. a quarrel
arose over trivial matter, when Fry
drew pistol and fred at Jones. the
hall entering his abdomen Jones
rushed upon his adversary, wrcuchcd
the pistol from his hand and fred twice
at Fry, who has now two bullets in
his stomach.
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Antidote for Mornhins

lNDI&NAPoLIs, Ind, Feb. -,Dr Emil
Bever, at bic Indiana Medical collie.
tried the nav permanpanate Of pnt,..
stun antisbte for morphine pois,n ON
two dogs ii the city dispensarv. ~ivfn,,
three grains OF morphine in each cisc.
one hypodennically. In three hour, both
animals yyefe still unconscious from
the POISON fnd in five hours one had
recoYercd ard the one hypodernically
poisoned f4s on the road 90 recover.
Both dose ebnld have been fatal with
out he aft
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FATHER McGLYNN AGAIN.
Religion, He Now Declares, should Not he
Taught In school.

IHuRht In SCHOOL.
DETROIT, Mich, Feb Rev. Father
Edward McGlynn, in an interview
her@ insists that he has not re-
tracte] one word of his opinions
on parochial schools which led to
ecclesiastical censure being placed
on him. Now he goes his old
ideas one better and declares that It is
not in the province of priests, monks
and other ecclesiastics to teach any.
thing but religion. The public schools,
when properly conducted, were oil that
could be desired. Parochial schools
were improper, for the reason that the
children who attended them were iso.
lated in manner. Religion should be
taught only in churches, Sunday
schools and at the mothers knee.
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WAsWSGroN, Jan. Representa-
tive Hall. dem, Of Missouri will in
troduce bill providing that no PEN
sion shall be paid to any person who is
not citizen Of the United States. lie
says That many Foreigners who uartici-
pated in the late war and who. under
the present pension laws. are drawiny
pensions. should become citizens or
give up their pension.
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Killed AS WIG and child

LEBANON, Mo, Jan. 3l.--Charles
Owens, living near Diehstadt. is
charged with numbering his wife and
child and setting fire to his house sun
day. He was captured at Diehstadt,
and is under arrest The wife had an
arm and leg burned off, and the child
was almost consumed. 1t seems that
they were thrown on the bed which
was then saturated with coal oil and
set on fire
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ID Not h1rsnder ID R.ll.am

WAsuSGr0S, Feb. T. - Secretary
Gresham Condemned Wednesday the
sensational story purportiug u have
been cabed from Rio Janciro telling
1f the surrender OF Adm la Gaua tO
Adm Eennnm.
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Life Too preary For HIM.

SEDAI1A, Mo, Jan. 3l.-Barlow
Brown, aged II, a schoolboy at Hous-
tonia. Pettis county, having lost the
affection of n 15-year-old girl. partoolx
of half box of rough on rats. with
suicidal intent When discovered he
was almost dead, but heroic work on
the part of the attending physician
saved his life. The boy says he has no
desire TO live longer, and will yet end
his existence.
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IHdnnrh. IN nc Ilnnron-

LOGAN. o.. Feb. The arguments
ON the motion Tor new trial i'm the
Edvaris case. for the murder Of Mrs.
sellers was heard Thursday and Fri
day, and Friday evening Judge Huff
man ovcrrulcd The motion and SEN
fenced Edwards 90 be- hanged on May
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Hc Won't Reslrs.

WAnuSGroN, Feb. Representa-
tive Beltzhoovcr, Of Pennsylvania. cm.
phaucaliy denies the report put ina cir
enlation that he intended TO resign his
seat in congress because OF his attitude
IA regard TO the tariff bill, especially
IN connection with the metal schedule.
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' Il visits padupab

PADrotH. KY. Feb g. There have
been three cases OF smallpox in this
city 9ne resulting fatally. The third
case' was discovered Thursday night
ana was at once quarautined. The
BOARD of health has TAX. % measures TO
prevent 10 from spreading
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NoHLEsv1uE. Ind. Feb The Chi-
cago d Southea. tern will build an ex-
tension 20 rs line from Anderson TO
Muncic during the present year. This
much-taiked-of venture Is now made
an assured fact by the securing Of all
but two miles Of the right Of way.
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MlssLl,Lppl - 49,

"Ach-'S, bliss Jan. 3l.-Thc for,y.
sixth ballot in the senatorial caucus
resulted as follow Tuesday evening.
campbell ~; McLaurin. 90; Taylor si.
Lo"rr, 90, stone. 81 10 looks now az
taougI it were McLaurin against tas
hcII
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Receiver wanted

ST. Hovrs. Feb lit go announced
that The receivers Of Tho Ntchison sy
tenn and their legal 10 prcsentativss
will in the United States court. appls
for O receiver Tor the Color ado Midlaui
railway, and also Tor permission Co q
ccive and pay certain moneys in Kan.
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LooAS. o. Jan. 81 While Homer
tanning iu company with two neigh.
Dor boys was out hunting. Tuesday
afternoon bis rife was accideptarI,,
discharged. the bali entering near tho
base OF DIS ear and coming out OF tho
Top OF DIS head. killing him instantly
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PAEKERsBuRG. W Va, Feb liar
risvillc, Richie county,was badly dam
aged 10y natural gas explosions. The
post Office building and three other
houses we're partially wrecked. and the
streets were torn up Particulars arc
meagcr.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-02-07

CmcAGd Feb The appellate
court Tito N rehrsh the decision
of Judge 4tsfu, uaSe last summer.
fining Dirtctef General Davis and di-
rectors a ~ Worlds fair for contempt
Of colirf The officials were fined vari-
Gus fdias for closing the fair ON sun.
dayfafyef 81 injunction restraining
such qetion had been granted by judge
Stein. Y AZ appeal was taken. resulting
ID thc reversal
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EnEland ApDlands Renram

LONDON. Jan. 81 The Daily Tcrs.
graph says There wiu be- very gen.
eral sympathy with the American, 4,
decision not 90 permit commerce o. be-.
come absolutely crippled by the wanton
struggle wagin9 in Brazil
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GLAsco0. Feb. B. The Allan line
steamer torcay, which left this port
January - for New York, has returned
here badly damaged by heavy storms.
She WIZ make repairs aud proceed
when they are completed
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SKATING Match 1890

AM-IEHpAU. Feb "a match Ras
been arranged bgtwccn Hagen. the
Worla champion skater, and Ioaaph
D"nogh1e. Of Newburg s. y. Tho
f'ce j, to be decided i'm the United
States
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4 The rsud Ended

'HhNrhrGy. ILL.,, Feb 81 There has
'.an hau n.ooh Tor some Gmc between
'arIcs - Taylor and Thomas Gala
-ler welF'D-do men Of Clifford Tay-
'or mad Threatened 90 kill Gallagher on
fht The met Friday, and Gallagher
not bin dead lie took the first. tAain
Tor THIS city and gave himself up 10 tho
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Rspublleans 80 Llauor Ilosnas.l

tUHLiNeToS, Ia, Feb. !. The repub-
ca Pc of this city held meeting Wednes.
ia and denounced tho mulct law. and
patsed resolutions farsginQ senator
Bird Owns license law
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hombardmsnt contlnn..

ABUENOs AYEEs Feb "a dispatch
frfita Rio Jaueiro says that thc bonn
baQIInentof the city continue, Erok.
sFs ~ Rio Janciro have callcd 90 Ia
Plat& urging that no cargocs Uc re-
ceived fof Bahia. Tho revolution is
said t6iF gahinp ground
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A RIVAL TO OUR FLOUR.
Consnis Get,'nE Interesting Information
How About SnaiIse

NotmB interesting InfOrmatlo
How About SnaiIs?
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Irving B. Rich
man, consul general TO Switzerland,
reports If.S& Swiss millers claim that
American flour, white White and
Welt appearing, lacks the ma
tritious Quality of Hungarian fiour.
lie ST Hungarian -four IL
hoodiIg the market in this district. 1t
Is OF good quality and very cheap.
Actual brice of wheat per ~ half
pounds 1928 to 1857, with heduetibn
expected Business is dali loecaiise the
embroidery and other tfale With Amer
lea is stagnant, and laboring classes
here are eating corn bread and pota-
toes in lieu Of wheat bread The gem
eral stagnation of trade with the Unit
ed States arises from the depression in
business
Freight rates are also an obstacle.
Prospects are not bright Cor Extending
the trade in Ameriean -four He sug-
gests shipments via Genoa instead Of
as "a present, via-Rotterdam and Ant
werp.
q a firm in Kansas City has written to
the state department asking that 1t Sc
cure Information on the edible snail in
dustry. The consuls at Paris, Naples
and Switzerland are suggested az
likely TO be able to secure the informa-
ton In southern France, italy and
switzerland snails are a favorite article
ofdiet and the raising OF them is ar ex.
teusive industry.
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Getting Ross5 - - "a dras.

NEw ORLEANS. Feb.sN -Visitors are
already beginning TO SERVE for the
mardi gras festivitiet N6ich open next
week The mulberry n rtherri people
already here is large, ara il is evident
that the disturbances in. the. CONNER
cial world viii not grcaNy affect the
success of the carnival III of the best
rooms IN the hotels have heen engaged.
and the demand ~ 1uafters in private
families is large enough 20 insure tho
usual harvest 90 the city.
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I'@slrL, Ind Jan. 8L-The grocery
us OF John Davis ahd WIZ Fernall.
: his city and Chas. Cook, Of Knights
F.. this county, made an assignments
sday The liabilities and assets are
yet known.
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REBEL VICTORY.
me capture OF Nichthcruy Has Been @


me capture or NtChthcrOy Has Been Com
hrmcd.
LISBON, Feb. 3.-A dispatch received
here Thursday night from Buenos
Ayres reiterates statements in Thurs
days dispatches that Nictheroy. the
town across the bay from Rio Janicro.
had surrendered to the ins,b.r.
ents. 1t adds that the INSURGENTS
now occupy positfonBrom which thev
command Santa Gf6z. tnes its8oortant
fort at the ice tofthe bay Bf Rio
Janeiro
The dispatch fuHtlIer states the insur.
gents are blocksding Bahia. thecapital
OF the state oftAat name.
IL is stated in Eaenos Ayres that Adj
miral Da CANA, kGoIngnauder of the
insurgeut forces - : "a gkneiro. has
eight torpedo boa tesshinS a bout the
bay. r.
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spania as Starving.

ftn FEB . The governor Of
IL etincc reports that thousands of
# tout ~ work aRd starving are
lfeor' - through the csuntry and that
iF conf senco he anticipate disturb
Aneee 81 thc rural district
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h44dit Ev7ns WRITES a 5stter p
~ fFScfsCO Feb o. Bandit
Ityans has written y lester tothc
.pors that he Il ENJOYING himself
t74 mounfains near Poics Flat. with
iner III Morroll he SAYS they
go provided Tor by The miners
80 rahsllefs in the neigh Jorhood.
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MtNNEktoIIs, Feb. The -four ont.
put last week was 1Os. goo barrels The
market hak-Skightly improved Sales
oy local bar4ls; direct ex.
Por'A y No -four
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9ADH, Feb. 2--The governor
f5fovinee reports that thousa
people out Of work and
ramping .throagh the 90
hat in tpntesfs
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CURRENT TOPICS.

LoNDoN has about IT'S rainy laws in
year.
MENIco is n country without bitumin-
Gus coal.
An English locomotive is to go Ioc
miles an hour.
Jusr now they say there is craze
over chamelons.
SOME writers claim that the tortoise
lives for 400 years
CRIME has more than doubled in Ar.
gentina in two years
PYTHoNs and several species of boas
have real legs and feet.
TnE Chinese language is spoken bv
fully 400, eOO 900 people
CHILDREN, plants and animals grow
more rapidly during the night.
a SHERIDAN county (Kan.) man
caught an eagle in IA wolf trap
About l70, 600 wolves are killed annu-
ally in Russia for the fur market.
III Is said that 50, 600 varieties OF
goods are manufactured from wool
a woMAN's suffrage convention will
De held in Washington next month.
The mum Der of women lawyers in the
United States is now more than 100
MARX TWAIN is fond of cats, and has
one named satan and another called
Sin.
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hpINE-l Doc house is now fairly launched i'm
" d'bat" on thr qucs ton Of who was who. and
when is what on the Hawaiian middle OF
curse the hcry Boutcl.c. as usual. figured as a
uHiWoer and had Doc squoIchcd Then Nc.
Df'ary. chairman ~ the foreign affairs commit.
zee az length held the floor His idea and tho
r'soi utiou Doe seeks to carry make EE Minister
stevens ne sCapogoat for the whole business
Hnd commeuds Cleveland for patriotism inc
house vii so on with hc'debate uu IN ncxt Mon.
10Y when some kind Of mik-and-water reso.
luton VIII be- adopted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-24

Boaz buys. sells or exchanges your
school books SOC Main street.
DR.. Broiles has removed to the Dun
dee block. Seventh and Houston streets.
Dr. Blake. dentist, graduate Philadel-
phia Dental college; office. Third ana
Main streets,
George L. Cause, funeral director and
embalmer. Fun assortment of under
takers goods Takes full charge of
funerals and furnishes all necessary re-
uuirements. No. 3lt West Weatherford
street, Fort Worth, Tex. Telephone 1871,
Secretary Lopp of the waterworks
says 1t would be very convenient to
them II all persons holding claims
against the waterworks prior to Octo-
Der 1 would call and get their war
rants. and that those who finish pay
ing their rents this week Will have
nothing added. but that the penalties
Will be attached after Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Meadows OF 1911
Julian street are Immensely happy. a
smiling, fair-haired little eleven pound
queen OF the household has put in
her well authenticated claim 10 the
family throne and the reins of gov
eminent have been turned over with
out struggle. There are no divided
branches OF the kingdom and the little
queen Is sovereign indeed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-24

Is John a. Jones, enlisted at Dallas a
few months ago. and the other James
II, Daniel, enlisted here last year.
There Is the usual reward offered for
apprehension and delivery OF the two
deserters. Daniel is described as hav-
ing the following peculiar body marks
one vaccination mark on left arm,
scar on right forearm. scar on muscle
OF right arm. scar on left knee cap.
scar from burn s inches by inches on
shin bone Of left leg, two scars ON right
knee cap scar from burn on shin bone
Of right leg. scar ON right hip. two
brown molcs left OF right shoulder
blade, three and one-half inches apart;
splny feet.
Jones has vaccination mark on left
arm, scar half-inch IL scond phalanx
back Of right thumb. birth mark on
left side of back. two inches below
shoulder bladei small circular scar on
right forearm. one inch below elbow;
first molar tooth In lower jaw, left
side. absent: moderately Hat feet.
II apprehended report OF the fact
may be made TO Lieutenant Dapray.
United States recruiting officer. 3le
Commerce street. Dallas. or Natator-
ium building. this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-24

Mr. Charles Dickson, supported by an
excellent company, will appear at
Greenwalrs opera house tonight and
tomorrow matinee in Mrs. Pacheco's
great comedy, "Incog." Tomorrow
night Mr.. Dickson win be seen in his
latest success, comedy OF high life,
"A Jolly Good Fellow" The Dallas
News of yesterday morning says:
Charles Dickson's clever art prevailed
at the opera house last night. The
popular comedian was greeted by
very fashionable audience, and frequent
merriment and earnest plaudits well
attested the fact that his EFFORTS were
sincerely enjoyed, The audience was
cultured and critical. and the undi-
vided good win and approval with
which It received the star and comedy
was testimonial to the attraction
that could not be mistaken. This is
Mr.. Dickson's first trip TO the Lone
Star State. and OF course the first
time he ever delighted a Dallas aud
fence with his quaint personality and
comic representations. The comedy
entitled "Incog." in which he appeared
last night was peculiarly a suitable
one for him. II afforded a splendid
scope for his special talent, and his
genius in turn admirably Interpreted
the comedy. 1t was high class COM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-24

The trial OF w. c. Taylor is in pro-
gross in the Forty-elghth district court.
before Judge Green. An EFFORT was
made by II. NJ. Turman, Taylor's at
torney, 10 have the indictment quashed
and the point was argued before Judge
Green yesterday morning and the day
before. but this Indictment was decided
by the court TO be valid. and the case
was placed on trial.
II is charged that Taylor has for some
time been working a scheme upon the
state OF Texas, which. II the allegations
are true. must have resulted In gol-
den harvest FOR him. however Illegally
rcnped.
The charge is that Taylor has VIC
timized the state in the matter OF
forged witness fee bills, having carried
ON his operations In several counties
Bell, Dallas, Grayson and Tarrdnt.
There We're a large number of the al
legged bogus witness fee bills. in sew
eral batchei. brought Into court, all
seemingly made out In regular style,
with the names OF the witnesses and
CLERKS, and impressed with the seals
OF the respective counties In the courts
of which they were said to have been
issued The state claims that Taylor
has been guilty of bold ana Migrant
forgery of all these names, and that he
has provided himself ia some way
with a stamp with which to afiiX the
the county seals. The testimony OF
Col. Miller, president of the Bolton
national bank, chief Clerk Gallagher
OF the state comptrollcrs Office, and
several other witnesses was taken yes
terday. and the examination OF Wit
neHsea viii continue today.
In the Seventeenth district court, in
the suit OF Mrs. Elizabeth Thies against
the Mutunl Life insurance company OF
Kentucky, there were seventeen special
issues made. upon half Of which the
Jury brought IN verdict for the plain
tin, but could not agree as 10 the re-
mulnder and the court has not yet de-
cided In what manner 10 dispose Of
them.
Tho suit OF French We. Wall occupied
the entire day In Judge Harris court
yesterday.
Ia the county court. In the suit of
j. l.. Martin ct al. VS.. ~. NJ Brown,
Judgment was rendered for the plain
| tin for S27390.
The following Is the docket in the
! county court for today:
! 1eonoru Brown Va. u. NJ. Walker,
manager
Alice NJ. Fell Va. j. b. Martin.
! Hiram Martin Vs. Mrs. j. y. Thomp-
son ct al
j. II. Huffman Vs. Chicago, Rock
Island and Texas railway company.
H. l., Waggoman vs. Pete Wllburn.