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The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
A SPECK OF WAR.

Late News from Nicaragua Causing
 Anxiety-Gunboats to Go Into Commits sion and Proceed to Biuehelds-Repara-
 ton to be Demanded for Interference
 with American Interests in the Panama
 Canal.
 WASHINGTON, April 24.-The state department has had mo word at all from Nicaragua since Capt Watson's brief cable to the navy department last Thursday and the dispatch an nouncing the seizure and sale of some of the canal company's property at Greytown gave rise to some anxiety. One of the principal officials says the Nicaraguan government will undoubtedly be held to strict account for any illegal interference with American interests, and such seizure as reported will cer- tainly result in a peremptory demand for reparation. It was rumored in the navy department yesterday morning that orders had been issued to have the gunboats Castine and Machias. at New York, made ready to go into com mission at once.
 This action is said to have been taken on account of recommendation in Capt. Watson's dispatch which has been guarded more carefully than any similar message received by the department during the pres ent administration. That it is a very important dispatch cannot be doubted when every official having knowledge of it actually de- nied its existence for three days af- ter its receipt and then only confessed that 1t gave notice of complete re- port having been mailed, aud stated the necessity to keep ship at Blue fields all summer.
 It is now asserted on excellent au- thority that Secretary Herbert has learned that Capt. Watson considers it absolutely essential to have light draught war ship at Bluefelds with the least possible delay.
 The San Francisco is laying off the entrance of the open harbor in the gulf, and in case of storms would be compelled to put to sea. She is nearly ten miles from the town and can take part in matters ashore only by landing part of her force
 It was officially stated at the navy department that the Castine and Machias have not been ordered to Bluefields and that it has not been de- cided to put them into commission The great stability of having light draught vessel on the east coast of Central America has been recognized, however, and it is possible that either the Dolphin or Vesuvius may be sent to Bluefelds when circumstances require. No act i've steps in the matter will be taken before the receipt of Capt. Watson's written report, which is expected to. day.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
A HOOSlER TRAGEDY.

E. J. Workman, the Son of Methodist
 Minister. shoots Ills Wife and Himself
 at Lebanon. Ind.-Both Will Probably
 Die.
 LEBANON. Ind, April 25.-E. J. Work man. q young man of 25 and son of Methodist minister, attempted to kill his wife and himself. They have been separated for some time. Monday night he begged her to return to him. She refused. This morning he met her on the street and. pulling revolver, sent bullet into her back. The missile passed almost through her body. A. second shot missed her, and she ran to escape. A third bullet struck her it the back of the head, ranging downward. She fell to the pavement and Workman stood over her for moment. He then turned the weapon upon himself and sent bullet into his head. He fell to the ground, arose to his feet again and discharged the revolver second time into the side of his head. He then tumb,ed headlong across the prostrate form of his wife. Both will probably die.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
DONE BY DYNAMITE.
Fatal Consequences of Boys DIsobe-
 dience.

Fatal Consequences of Boys DIsobe-
 dience.
 PITTSBURGH. Pa., April 25.-An ex- plosion of dynamite occurred at the corner of Southern avenue and Natchez street, Mount Washington, last even- ing, causing the death of Hugo Ralph, a l7-year-old boy; the fatal injury of Andrew Mcclure, and the serious in- jury of Michael Gallagher.
 George Kent, who is building a sewer on Wyoming street, sent Ralph to bring box of dynamite. Ralph dis obeyed instructions and carried the explosive into Gallagher's blacksmith shop Whether the boy dropped the box is not known. The shop was completely demolished and Ralph was blown through the roof against the house adjoining. A great splash of blood marks the spot where his mangled body struck with frightful force.
 Andrew McClane, blacksmith, was blown against the roof and fell back among the timbers of the wrecked building. He is badly hurt. Michael Gallagher is seriously burned about the head. Should he survive he will be blind. Tine adjoining residence of Peter Barrett was also badly wrecked, while sashes in dwellings for square surrounding were cleared of glass.
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27
FlREMEN INJURED.

Seven of the Laddies Caught by Falling
 Timbers at Memphis Fire.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 25.-Seven firemen were severely injured by fall ing timbers in a burning building at 1s5 Main street. in this city, last nie ht. The injured are:
 John NJ. Dolan, left arm broken.
 Mike Cleary, bruised and internally injured.
 John Moore. leg crushed.
 Richard Borrows, burned and bruised about body and limbs.
 James Monahan, arm crushed.
 Thomas Meredith, burned and in. jure1 about the head.
 William Whalen, body and leg crushed.
 Whalen was buried in the ruins, but was rescued.
 The fire broke out at o'clock in the feed and grain store of w. J. Chase, and spread all over the building in a few seconds.
 The firemen who were injured at- story, but they had scarcely reached the second floor when the building col lapsed, burying the iremen in the ruins
 A score or more of firemen instantly rushed to the rescue of their impris- oned comrades and succeeded at once in rescuing all except Whalen. who was caught beneath heavy beam. The loss on building and stock will aggregate s26,0O
The Forrest City times., 1894-04-27

Boots which reached almost to the knee were made in Athens in the time of Socrates One Simon was the fas5- ionable shoe and boot maker of that day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28
WANT WAITER woRKs

Hampstead orsaniSins a Company Hogs
Dying From Cholera.
Hampstead, Texas. March e1.-Citsens
Interested in the cty'S welfare arc at last
awakening % the necessity OF having D
system Of waterworks The tank ahA
windmill - the middle Of what could ba
made one q the handsomest squares 10
the State. Is not only provins to be aneys-
sore, but also "a expense without any
benefit whatever. The tank ana windailll
were pui UP jointly by the city ana county
al cos, Of about siaSQ. The city has
s!noe expended nearly $50 year IN try
Ing 60 Keep the nuicagcs "a order. asa
Tnost Of the time, especially when WRtof
. mostly needed, no water Is % be mad
tfum tirst oua and tnen anothar csusa
Il - now proposed &c have water works
as good as enjoyed b any civ ia N.e
State. County Judge Lipscpmb, the Ans
Ter Bros. a. c. Iompl1ins, Esq., Ben
Schwarz G. n ls.inper ana other eqaal-
Is pronlll--at citizens nave taken the i1-ti-
atiVe in the matter They Represent all
classes " citizens. and when once sctrted
are sirq 90 snake success e ws;atsfsi
they strike a. IL Is prcposeI % org1hlAe
@ stock company OF home people, snares
are 10 be IS each so as 10 giVe eyegynoly
a chance 10 rake stock AFTER tae e0In5
pa7v Is orsanlge1, water IS 70 he procarea
treEn sn assNsi5n wen 60 be sunk 81 5r7m
Clsar creek one end n half miles dlstRnr
THIS latter propos.Acn is perfectly tc9si-
bic Without taking tlat. risk waieti az
waya fellows the boring FOR erteslan va
ter. CiEar creek. somewhere in the Ral-
liia pasture before reaching the railroal
bredge, can furnish seed eleqc water AK
any line Of The year aud the only e.t-
panse would be iiie lBy4ag ~ pipes, boiler,
engine ANA standplpe. TIC amount an
vowed VIII not be very srcat. II Is sup
Railroad company will assist nnanclatly,
because the water from their wells mere
contains mineral matter winch sreatiy iil-
mills and ofa1es catarprises. Assurances
svera given today that with the advent Or
water wcrhz an ice factory and electro
ligAl plant would be started AZ once y
l4ors are dying in large mum uers al
orer town fisom cholera. From twenty to
.t.riy nave been dying every day Tor
some time ard scayengers NAVE ther
easaHa fatff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28

l-fnIstration &c tke Ssaon ana S.nts, and
rTstietiDg EloUionS victory Tor tie ~
pufltsans n the NaU.nal cpaiest t-s
faH witch wcu.d 30 Nat s tcferiinul7
81 eee sr11ats arl more comfleW NlclofN
Mr ii. iSlncala 81 tbls city vas
eiec,sG chairu0a 81 thc uneuaEi ara,
years w AeaaeIesa was ts-s's9'ss seS
ntynt 6 hIu ftr Us PAST -oe ana ela-
tien. Services Mt. W. a. LSnf lord was
eieele3 asslstarf gecrCtnry
Or ~. j.. Efeclug N4g SELECTED es q
commits eetlau o. large Also prccln-t
c1mfait,te. me chgirmpn wss author
iTsd 60 agpcint q chairman az each Pre-
M0adty. Max was appointed SIS ,1e
cay 70 bold g county convention for he
pdsFsss o. stadins dsleEetes So The state
esd othsg couvearcns and also tQ decite
q g whether tAey will nominate county
several spatcncs werc INDUCED % ana
eli seemed eiaeed Win she ilea 81 re-
Tine D. she tcrri9zk auo frrcneh tle
eaersusE, drsi the arst syn 81 Tho cam.
f2isn 4fer src ABOUT l-N strong ~
th4s coUlty uCa s1ould they make 3
I,.s4cn W5th tAa popuhEte, which nov
seams prcAatie. The democrats will hsvs
" set Stove on themselves % defeat
Jaags w. X Masersoa has gone "a
san antonio u irak altar a couple OF
crlm!nsi cases there
Joseph W Robertson, who left on
y.s;t e Taylor 9 couple q weeks ago,
TOOK SICK while away and has net bean
able % return bone
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dens are damaged only siRhtly by the
cold w.nb but nothing was killed OF ~
rously injured.
Velasc@ Texas March 25yrhere was
lr9st hst night tn low places ten miles
lulapd, but no. enough TO damage vcsesa.
ton Old settlers say thfs n Bra So,
cJunty's t1ird March froa, IRE nrst sse
wac ten or twelve years bafore the vas
8u tat SECOND ~ 1876 o. 1885
WefmaE Texas. March q -plsntv Of a..
yesterday and this morning torn Il
scorched somewhat, but WIN come an
Cotton e badly demaged and a great deal
erciy anu repianting TO ! p1evt cxfeb,
VIII be necessary. Weather fair pnd
cold today.
NAar.Vn, FeSas, Alarcn n. rhis sAe0,a
hss l'iSied I've iesills oi sfclt nnXiN.
leMeat rev stcr 81 1F2ipus aui Ia ia IN rs
llgEf'ns sti59yl tain hgte cf doe
W VIZ MS rsslle ,,ais a,grlltfs a. 5oslocS
hut apparently 10 darlace was fs,f ~, I,,,.,
With, even ia the tea1crezt vArenbin2
Ssil ana gossefs srs s,is and M e9atlis
Center. Texas, Maven Y Attsr tie con.
ere At last able 10 s sin lheif aoidr anA
ars p,lsy plantinge9 spd nrepsrlne tlselr
naper had such hf - Aro bofcVk
s sIs b sSaT rsw "a p do the VIZ s ssiS
Easi' sS ssST soes, square boS i ssIRs
F Fseieff irrog square pla5IrSv p I /:
aI95ilarr9}y square w. ssN gSstss Ms,ts.
q egls lsst sgJongtsaa, besS 'ialsa
Tri S1 sSs i Bgsa E XIV .. Sat there Nss
Nfllthsr " CARROT scr fypit have been
killed bus tasy Thor yezstatlon look
quite SICK Inc bAigg ihAt prevented
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cAL.I,wEfr cuLLENes
Shooting eerapes 10 BfaEaa Batipnl--t,,
tlemsn 3nlate5--Pe raOn2i

Shooting fefapes 10 BfdksR b9ttpna--t, lt-
tlemsn lniAre5-P efaonai
Caldwell. rnxaai March a-As rhe
sAssna hsaAea aaaness SO 30 the nights
and shsdan5s lii inc Rfasos bottom eopn-
tev ineetate IN number Deputy Shsrln
sapply 81 jnil olrdb. az Of ar ebony hue
'i4ie negro tailed insf Saturday Ter fr0
sAooiing az 4. b.. 6soldon.ls named smitn
Instead or Johnson
aif II. VI SAILS and family have moved
20 Calgert, DAfte MT Sale VIII rHu y
btssf market. hei4rocter Bios axe loading
thois hruscnDid eilaaiS to-day tor san An
toiilo. ana Mr. Wm Lastgr ana family
JET Tor EIelahnIn Yesterday, fhrtc tney
Wli Febtoc in the fusufe,
hey. A. 81 ingram ard family q Aatr-
fazAs arc cxpecteQ here tniA week. All.
Ingram will psgtn his pastoral earp o.
tne Baptist ehurc1 nefe nexf nAfq2y
County Ast1rney r = alexander apa
u ~ Hfalep are 10 hfenhain Aue4aln6
the hhanncu trial.
mo naN marble woFke operated b AIR.
~ tfaWce rNcclNod d Large s1iruSnt OK
marble toaHg he Is having q Sefy good
lsnry Sale met with very painful ac-
cidoUt YESTERDAY while tfandihE c4file,
= fdat3iha feil on hlk kHkle. tpfAlnin4 u
N that tc1ag ne IS pnei,le 90 put his 1904
Miss Afnsls Parks * Brennaui. VINO has
been visiting ttto fau1ily Of Ban ~ Hunt.
4 returned Aoint tits effuing.
c. L. VjnananE6r ieft to-day for q huti-
| nfsa tfiB ~ Ga,Fhs.Qfs,
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neAuMoNT nRfEFs.
HFre F1isrfat


FaffaeiiIig Plans Ter q Sev Charca--1fii-
sfrs Eisrted,
Beaumont Teas Aiarch e7-At the
Methed.st church tomorrow fggesn szdayl
night las oniela1 board u the cnrreh VIII
zlset q perfect plans Tor the proposed
new building p take me place Of the pras-
spt structure which Is quite INADEQUATE
e cspaqits to met the demands tins
uew building resii cost "a ne aslghposh9od
Leai night the following ofneera 4vere
ssceted 70 serve Ia the ensuing year BY
the memhefs u st. MariSs gpsegpaf
enureh: 4. y WoisEan. g4raeni Gny u,
blali3n. tfesNller; iiya Bingham rierk
Is. Il. ~ Henry WAS elected alternate
q ilss councl. 70 bs heid 10 Houston on
May - neat
~ the eqneett To rs given next Frlaay
niEslt AZ HIS opera house under Inc au-
spices % re Kings Daughterr one-hnlf
fnE procpala VII ID applied 10 the rei.ef
nf tne Emory eycleae sufferers
4 grfui ard largely offended bnli and
magnificent banquet Was 2tvsn ~ Tho city
hall last wight 10 JWpllee lolge, No 1885,
B'Aai Birth Atlgacs Jultl Sass aAd fdA
Nerkawslss ~ Hpusi9n wtrc AmpDs tnn
numerous dark-eNed lJepaues present.
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nAYLop COLLEGE.


InteresttnE Exercises by the Historical
Society al It's Anniversary.
,,..,, ,,.,,s-a r7sf4n, rr,o,as Hfar4,
- ,5,...,1,
26,-On Friday evening tAe historical
members celebrated the ninth anniversary
~ fhetr society Tha ooliaae chapel was
" s'~A'
very pretulY decorated Ter Nee occasion
ana at p. M was crowded with friends
49, ,,.+ro,,s ~ ~. =ociet,, when fha fcl-
49, u
lowing proeraInne Was gwen
Piano Duet" Poionaiser .....-,. Hoffman
Misses Alice Davidson and Abbie Fergu-
son
Vocal Solos Serenade" ......... Weigand
Miss Annie Delematar.
Recitation 'sPannnsirs and the Cap-
tive ..... ..... Miss Kate Duckworth
piano Solo-aPolonaiss Andersen
Miss salile Cox.
1.-THE Historical Record .............s
.......e.. Miss Junia Osterhout
uarp Solo-s'Ia Petite l3ergere.. .Norone
Miss isizzie HeHey.
Plano Soio-~"Pcrle du Nora -. Archer
Miss Ada Lee
tion--''Ihe ConfesAlonaP' ......,
....-....... ..s...,.... Miss Lucy Harris
Vocal Splo-'t1'ha Magic Song. Helmund
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rHE BEST OF REASONS


me Fsafon why Alloocl'a Porous Fias
tefe ase popular Il that they may 81 re-
litd on - Cure;
1, L&nst hack. sciadca silllnass Or
tWltlhiAs o. the muscles
q Chest tfoable8 such as p.ueriav
PNEUMONIA. consumption
e. Indigestion dyspofslA, ftiiOuantss
ki9ney conopiaints
Tbs success. However win depend nnnn
nbnuisrify e Aiicoek's rorous fisttests e
has been 80 great that fou.iitndea ~ irll-
t4tinrh have sprung up on eYefy hand.
4he pnly SURE cure IS 20 get tsa genuine
Allcadka Porous plastcIH.
Bfandretis pills improve HE dises-
ton.
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ing. com BOYS" The audience was
,16ved "a .eers arHe often by the eml-
ms pathetic words Of tle speaker de-
uvered as only mother and wife can
speak.
Na llatGe "A gus az lay or Texas,
State superintendent OF Loyal Temper
ancs League work, came over and as
sisted Mrs. Sweeney In the work. end or
ganlzcd 2 LOYAL Temperance Legion wdh
a charter membership Of oighty-nve, MISS
Angus is the pet OF the children wherever
she goes.
IN the woman's Chrisdan Temperance
JJRion tie following OFFICERS were elected
II. Hicks secretary; Mrs H. Lockwood,
treasurer, Hiss Mary Hlii was elected
rs superintendent OF The r. II. L.' Mr..
Glide Lopez secretary
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5. ERARER. PRO ESSOR q gIEa'
SOLAR RlNLpGI.

IN. Iceland Avenue. Hoiis.oa's 7.
For one dollar " nli as s.i1I,stii
you. post paid q coilssa mi is,s
TIE Zodlacai Circle, e2a s,irns n
regsutation and exact ", ',,,.sf
risnetary CRIBS At inc nly 's,s.,s
hirth fprether with sQnlf i s,t.ls'
,opr Of MS rcceptly Yeviii,5 X
~ twenty-five PAGES s s,..,,;',s
III a Natural Scieiffe. sa essn n,
shn1tld saou desire naisl siise ~ 4
lowjnx Information, ff ,naia
'.s,tv 3,5unty. state nife svt,,'l Xxx
birth; further. me dats y eNl tq
the ycaa, OF Your olrin' ,lh' dr Z
X possible. tlse hour 2. s'n.1sf D
~ san ht ascertaincri 49, 49, N
~, 81 d. m. oil tie day, hssss 3
,,ss X mn. and sife Ana .l.'ss y
c5rrGctlg. III cgnnl, I'D I'D nlIsiIt.
eti5cily confidelt;el ~, INA ~
II THE above nQlns1 y rs as
ara rnmpletc gcnei.lilafel i.,jlt17
e &, 4. 1rs ilef nlth = Is. +
az Important efs,l2 H h
. s..,, rs, " ,,se end guldAne With
heaih friendship ane .., k spe
roiirtsttin and nleil,'t'vss,I II y.
a ,1T ard Happiness, y iit ael
na5d. as aboNP, my yt,ne tie 4
l.is,i :, y above rssa al1'ss TX II ,
h' 's VI 4 cconliss MED Nltn :
lars in currency ~ .....--.-'
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RusK March si-John =, Reagan.
slerlg nf this county. left here sundsy frr
Lanraias 81 aaEwer 10 telegram from
tho sneFin a, Lzmpasas notifying Reagan
that W. WTieht wss un5ef arrest
there and was Being heid Tor seasaa %
snsrer 81 lnaictncat 70 the district court
IN .his csuuts Tor ewirdllnr,
hiss Emma IaeiSbasly, who has sasa
Aers some days. lef. TOR Moscow. her
achis- ysA,srdas
lS papsias was here yesterday froin
1aceSansllle
G. 81 Heasherhg was asrs yesterday
from Iona star
T. w, Elffgffsi. ESD. was here yezter-
day from Lyler.
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sIaE.r.--INEo sTaIkE-

Denison Texas March si,-rhs peaison
street ear line was eei up for 4 abort
time mis- afternoon by The drivers ssihs.
ing % work until their salary, seyts Il
fnonths due, was ppid. The raanasemeat
OF tic lane had no trouble % fnd nen and
IN an hour everything WIS working
snioJihy. pUtt,ftg tiis riibic 70 no great
observation-disclosures. Not, long slace the proa-
ci.iy peent into the hands of q receiver
vssid S now pow erigss 10 administer q the
tneu's Wants Tho raceiyetshtp Ga 1as
ti.ee arc waiting Of i;iatriiatieaa from the
con e.
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DEADLY TauMPs.
Plstol ard Rnite Figure n a carnallni
House

plsipl ard Kuite Figure IN a Gambling
House
coiniesneil Te1au, March 1I,-About 8
o'clock This morning. George Jackson, who
va Fpanins 3 banking game down town,
shot Fr5nk eeott, co.ofed, the bail en-
- tatally oounle3 1arli55n gave himself
Vser "a tbs autnoriles, and his examining
trial r. Esf for - N. tamprroW. fnc
trouble grFw outsot Scouts haviIig lost on
tne game He sn1tgueo the trtaeurs box
and alth his knife opened, started alpilnd
the tthlz towards 5asAsan. when the lAts
from perfles present when tine shooting oc-
CURED
SONIA Rhons Wife 81 d calored preacl-
er while boiline soap yesterday aster-
noon Wa6 severely bprnea about The BODY
ara race flre caught Atr bonnet, a3d
SHE ran aeq=rti times around the house.
tlie nams ilaHing gIeai. hslnsas the up
tsf-p "a dbIHtfQf
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MARBLE MALLS. MaFeh . About Ten
Or twelve ertgrprslns citizens hsva or
san'sed = "Lest Hand Guh ana Fishing
club. They ula p have complete hsh.
ing as wei IS hunting o0fhi KEEP. 81 sas
club rooms subject 70 ne use 81 any
Ensnter % the club rhsy will aia5 have
hIuuag and nShing parties ~ ssatsa
Zines for see plsnsnFe ana benefit of tie
members.
captnin 3. Badger was al hosna Tie last
sew q9yz shaking hands with bis many
Otto Eneiing and family are GA d visl4
- reiatyes IS New Bragngs4F.
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II Hauschih1 to whon vig,oyia Is e2.eiy
indebted Tor the drocficn q taie oHtsltl
nas Invested about 80, 900 IA me ents er..-
AMI uesertes the hearty slprQtt 60 AZ
citizens. II ls his intention 20 Her9le
nono but the hrnt-class co1ipaieea. u 1e
ltotae Bernard Chasc coinpany, Wniea
held the boards In "uM,le's paflinE ~
night to 9 raEuifcent auuieacs. p-NSee
everyone by thelr painsiaiang aud meritQ-
rioiis work The Cast 10 ssarlH h9la-A-N
ana WAS wei siisaainef thr5i,2l'lt 4-sF
play Damon 9i.d Pylhias tQa46nL remain
Ing nsgc bic remainder n the week
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Eepublicank GetirE ieoaH 10 Enter tho
Campaign efSdnaia
Gtca%etawn. Texas March Is IA per
cal az Nat Q. Henderson, iho s6eresary.
lie repnhlel5ls 81 Williamson oofniy met
IS mges meeting AZ tie city hat 81 b.
o. yesterday
Nat g. Henderson f&ilea me fnesaing
TO order. lie made q hpcfNi t. t.,E Az
uiepees dcnouneiH9 flle asmcqiQuQ al
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rAE DEATH RoLL.
GnoRaE IMHorT.

cuerc, Texas, March 2I.--The news came
By wire thls morning from Mrs rmhoff
al san Antonio. OF the death OF her his
hand Gao. Inlhoff, who suddenly went
deraased fGw days since and was taken
70 the asylum Tor confinement. The coun-
ty Judge this morning held a trial TO in
qilre as TO hts sanity and just as the
verdict was rendered came the news OF
his death Mr. u AZ, Hamilton and
committee from the Knights OF Pythiaa
go 10 San Antonio today 70 make the
necessary arrangements Tor the burial
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WHARTON. eiaseh s7-Hcn. I'd
p9sss5 afee9. 81 as Rsy baeaA % vie-
t5gia sr1t ar4a.pgt5a today. Re says
tia lasis Eass e0geHtors1ip Appointment
sun ,laSsss ara. but tstat ma sT;snis "a
WARRINGTON skill esAsidsr hia chances fay-
os9Nie
Measles are rsaectad epidemic 10 Wnsv-
ton a. " the rlth gAe reporter Is not
cfriaiH. hut tif5Ae Aeh9 sasn verssd q tho
A.l-a.lg A...lln 81. r-aar.
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cATEsyILLE s-arsh I.-Tas county
execaslve committee % populists mat yes
sseday sweating Ell taa o9rri house and ar
sanse5 Tor tasLr ofSauizaEion ana ofaefsa
eoenty convention to te heit sonio time
ID si@s 4aea rrensss 10 make the cam
palFn exceedingly warm for thaif derio4
cratic Brethren ahis year
News reafhci sawn his morning that
q ilsta nssnnl H{ii hstug ieti miles Aautn
g hfte, H1q; ne V'iie yrs arGay afternoon
He y supposed - i.e insane
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AIICHAnL nELl.ANroNT.

Yoatum, Texas, March s7.--AfieAael
BeiiAniopi a native Of Italy, who kent a
restaurant here. died very suddenly Of
heat disease last Sunday eveninE caused
by Rriahfs disease. He was wen lSncsgsl X.
rcs;auruiW circles, having ass1;sS ore N
lsunee, Cuero ana Catyeaton.
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the co3fAfIssIcNrRs AcofIg7-F

San Antonio, Texas March e1--onnty
cosnnlssloners Hcerner. JonAa, Duyor ana
Lmschiad indicted tor fraaoalaGtiv nay.
MS muayy - y Eseley Gordon. wete frle4
fctfr and acquitted. An lndIctiuAnf
asalnet GoFdcn Tor flaslas lenfly ree6irine
money from The coprAt cofiinl8sionerF
Nas dismissed Fhe trQail4e arose dur 81
las oona1Qel.an 81 SIZE AaN e3ug. AonaA
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Victoria, Texas, March s7.-Mrs. viola
II. Case mention Of whose serious illn6sa
was made yesterday. died ~ o'eiock IN
tne atteraoon, The funeral occurs ftoni
the Presbyterian cnarch today at 5 M
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TEMPnla AlEcR woRK.
An impressive Lectures Followsd nv or,
ganinatLhn

ktntrafl1ll.
Rqckdale. Texas. Match zT.~Afrs S.
swecret Of Daiios State evangelist 81 the
Woinsn Christian Temperance union
yislied Roekaa,t last week and on sun
dey attetnron at $3.50 prEanzsd q iocai
lnion a this placs With q mcmherehip 81
fifty oie',t Mrs Swdenee Is a. esrncst
roakrr aud from her gfes; s.orehouse
~ personal experience and ohservation
has no trouble In Interesting ana enthns-
.as her andienca In tHe cause OF temper
qreF size delivered an Address at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church Sunday
Qlsat % u 5000 audience, her subject ~