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HerliG JgHuary % Tine omperors re-
scf.Tt addressed upon the occasion of his
tHadsy % Chaacellor Won Capr!H IS pub
iigaed today In the Reichssuzeigcr me
ae'ni Eicsi rcwspAper Tho racript
soye Thar upon entering a fresh year OF
me end thc twauty6fth of his counec-
9ou wilh The army, The emperor mas been
gla40e7ed - many proofs of trGe loyalty
9nersa by the German Nation whIcB yiel
with Gmsn princes IN doing honor and
giving pleasure q the emperor during this
double fsiipal.
conl7niae- thc emperor IN the rescript
remarks that IL has afforded him heartfelt
aatifanu1r ~ learn from written AND
ts.esfaptic congratulations how greatly
Roe sig.t y the statesman VINO had de-
aerpel 90 weil ~ his sovereign and OF ho
eawrt bed euhaucei the glad symoaiby
tesagfef % emperor by Ru patriotic hearts
ana 90 TIE occasion 0t this festival the
emperor tendor thnnlis 90 an for their
si1Giy wiFseg ma eypre 81 confidence IN
tNe peaceful ana prosperous Development
~ ire beloved fathcrland
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worse Mnaaled rhan Erer.

Dallas Texas january Slit is under
stood here tonight that the attorneys Of
Of Hon. Bryan r. Barrywill apply for
an Injunction tomorrow restraining me
election managers from holding an election
Saturday The order OF election pub!lshed
IN the othcial organ is said to be worth
.ess FIRST, hecause the necessary time.
ten days. was not given, unless Saturday,
the day Of election Is counted secondly
the notice was changed twice after It's
insertson. The city government was never
M worse mudac IN SIS existence
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KILLED uia vic.

Slaughter, La, January 30.-Rlchaid
Fancher, negro laborer on the Norwood
plantation was taken to clinton and
lodged in jail for killing his wife near this
place. correspondent interviewed him
and found him very Respondent aud sorry
for the act He says he was making q
wire fence, had put a post IN position anu
was IN the act of rammnng the dirt
around the post when mis- wife came and
disturbed him SO that he got mad ana
hit her win the ramming stick He saws
he aid not expect or intend TO do her
any great harm. She died IN about two
hours. He has lived number Of years
in Clinton and has always borne a good
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1T IS VERY QUIET Ar mo.
tcontinued From FIRST PnEcJ

tae wors, Of IL. Even this shows that
Adrairal BeHham docs not take the same
visu ~ The affair az does Lord Roseberry
ire British secretary Of foreign anaire.
renyinE 10 O correspond sat, wrote that
d. regretted the depiorable State or AFFAIRS
30 Brazil, but said the government can
not dephrt from the general policy Of
rca.lnterference Ia the affairs OF foreign
states
Lord Boseberry aIdei that British naval
onfse at BIO DE Jnneir0 were giving
tie same protection 20 British SUBJECTS as
other foreigners were resolving from the
naval forces Of their respective govern-
mEut
Continuing. the Globe says n the officials
AZ Washington Endorsed Admiral Benhutn
action, England VIII. be st direct variance
with the United States ON yltaily I'M
pJriant provision ~ international law
Inc Exchange TELEGRAPH company SAYS
.1a dispatches haze been received Ia tnis
c.Jg to1ay which appear So establish be-
tonc doubt that Adm raj pa Cana pro-
posed 30 surrender 60 ADMIRAL Benh3m and
thai fe would have done IS. rai d not beon
fc- tae fact that bis da GERS refused %
permit aim 10 carry out be- Intention
u IS announced that Admiral Melo has
csp'Irsd Curitinu and large quantity OF
specie
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No omcinI TnformntIon.

Washington, JANUARY A.-Seiiher the
SKATE nor navy Department received amy
fuIta4r Information durlug jHe day Oh the
Brazilian situation Fur-aer Information
Eas been requested from Admiyal Bcnh.,m
the- seems o. De ono or $50 features
W incident thlt are rather vaguely I'M
aer.27d by the navy, Z. u nos known
lt 81 is MOI believed ta3, Instructions
h2ve been sent 10 Admiral Renham Other
thaa general instruction given g. an naval
commanders to protect the rights 81 Amer
icau citzsls. he announced 20 the navy
department. last Saturday ;he course he
proposed 10 pursue, and Il was undoubi-
ely approved before BE acted.
surrender by Da Cana 90 Benham
would embarrass this government ana Ad-
mral Eenham has either s.Saliiei that he
understands this or has been warned OF
the facts. His purpose Is not TO be un-
ders.ooi as Intervening against the lnsur-
gents, bu, simply as protecting American
j Ehts agatnst aggressi0us by the insur-
gents and the policy of the government
81 understood % be one Of approval or
a3mui 5enham's course In compelling
recognition Of the rights OF American
whipping. while RETAINING from interfering
m the i1,ernecine struggle IN Brazil,
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WEATHER INFoRMi'

The area OF high pressure
over the northern portion 81
Mountain slope last night y
In intensity and moved to 81
Is central tonight over NepIl
other is central over the 81
States.
The area Of low pressai.
over Northwest Texas last Y
miBished in intensity and
shows a trough OF low press.
nor5hwestward from ceniial /
lower lakes.
The temperature during "
four hours has fallen 10 70 ,
the central Mississippi vale
Territory and North and v
and has risen over the loNs
valley and Pennsylvania az
but slightly over the DINER p
country.
The weather is generally II
out the country tonignt, easSI
Central mississippi valley,
ritory and Texas, where y sr
to cloudy.
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Town to ne Boycotted.

Abilene Kan. january sQ-This city
viii probably pass throaga the novel ex-
perience OF being boyeotted by he popu-
lists of Dickinson county. january / an
occupation tax went into effect by which
morse buyers were required ~ Jay 4 81
ceilse OF $40 q year 1ae first men OF
whnIi ~ was levied refused TO pay. Some
tbs Alliance store hera saw chance %
slt even Si-E Abilene ana resolutions Were
adopted ny Che=ner t3was1lD detlariue
SO SO olger towns 20 sell our rr;iin aad
% !ifl prusues As mass EI=etlng is called
10 take action for the whole country. ytau
Abilene IT, te be taugat how 10 run lis
business affairs iii a WAY II VIII remein-
bar
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WHISKY WAR.
TfiIman's ConHtnbics WIZ Have Po-
lice 20 nnck Them.


Charleston, s C, January 1.-TalHgs
were quite uyaiy iu the whisky war here
yes.a-5sy. Abaut o'clock battalion OF
spies, armed 10 t1s tes;h and with their
wearans in hand swoopei down upon She
saloon " FRED Mckay 10 Market street.
waich had alrsaly been raliad and io0tei
on three Separate previous occasions. As
usua, they found nothing bun sarsapa-
rua. The raid. however was peculiar
for the military manner IN which 1t was
conducted y platoon Of heavily armed
policemen accompanied the spies, some
1--WE i1 number aud depl5y.ag across
Market street, w'hiel was very crowded,
swept everybody out os the street
The Washington Light Infantry were
not caliei ONT During the raid man
named Marks, an empioye OF Mckay. or
derel She a1ustaolza out OF the store.
and Marks was speedily sent 10 the police
station In the black maria. About the
saline time, but ln another part Of the
ciy, Z. q Howard, e citizen VINO was
Standing on the sidewalk. was acc0sted
by r. II. Pepper. one OF the spies. who.
drawing his pistol, ordered Howard go
move on. Pepper will be arrested on
the charge Of assault with a deadly weap-
on but even II convicted VIII be par
d5nei by Governor Tillman.
Three persons charged with leading the
riot Wednesday, last were arrested today
and gave bono for taeir appearance. The
prosecution. y IS said, is urged by the
police autnoTftiet % the city
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Chinc.c Gnmhlern Rnided.

Atlanta. Co., January 3l-0ue Of the
leading rateaal institutions, as Ear as
outward appearances have EoHe, has been
Chinese Frcemaa0us of this city whose
lodge rooms were located In the basement
OF the OLD telephone building on Marietta
street Last night taertv-Nss litr'e Chi
nese M1sons were dragged cut OF The lodge
rooms by sheriff Barnes and "a posse OF
officers, and they are charged with
gaming The sheriff gained Information
from a Chipamag who mad been given
away some time ago. and who Yves
carried before The recorder that there
was mo- Freemasou society at the place
Designated by red sign on Marietta
street as such, but that It was nothing
more nor less than large and active
game of "fan-tan" This Chinaman
knocked with the secret knock Of the
fraternity at exactly the hour OF mid
night last night, and the posse OF officers
We're behind him. As soon as the open
sesame was answered by the guarasnuu
inside. the officers forced their way 10.
and there was Immediately a scene Of
phndemoniIm such as seldom reigns In
times Of peace. The Celestials scattered
from tables IKE the pruverbial rats. All
were caught
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~ fpite 81 me Opposition 10 me propasss
issue u bonds ana ihe enorts mace 3,
aisreiia them. ne Indications are thst
seeretary Carlisle win b. able 70 qjsp6ge
~ the entire iaeae without ne siigh,est
diniglity
While his authority 70 devote The pro
ceeas ~ tie aalt % $40 p1rposes for wits,
me bonds are luiended has been 81
some questioned there peems % s..
30 reasonable doubt 80 10 his power h
IaHue asld sell them under the ac; Of ls7s.
Inat there VIA be no cloud on such
bonda IN the opinion ~ the great nhaacial
Institutions u The country 70 evidenced by
shfir readiness % pprfhase them az me
fxed premium n the bonds are printed
and soid as coDtemplate9 enc question Or
applying tte proceeds may be settlsd later
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ErenANoa rsIEaHInws.


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peporting CIanr MnIsers.

Wa9nlnsiun, mummy jL-Ihe recent de-
eslon OF the United States district court
FOR the Southern district OF Florida that
it had no jurisdiction over Whit cousti-
tntcd an allen contract luborer that il
was a matter the decision OF which w5s
conferred by law Upon the secretary of
the treasury has condUccd 10 the
prompt execution Of the law. Warrants
or deportation for the couple of hundred
Spanish cigar makers who recently arrived
Gt Key West 'ia, from cuba are now
being prepared az the treasury department
aud Wl0 be AZ oRce forwarded to Inspector
Deshier at Key West. who win serve tive
warrants ana peace VIII most likely pro-
vail again.
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IligIt MINI = Na,a

shubuta, January ~ AT o'c,oek yss
terday morning Mr.. George putf,nsta,,
liYlns elsht miles cast Of shubuta beard
morse N me yard' hnd when ne went cut
with MS gun he thought no saw dog
n n1d i proves 80 20 pc weli ms gun snap
punched hun or, then he strnck y, ~, ils
win his gun bending the hnrrei o,ar 'i ~
snliaaL ~ ne strire The second tir..s N.
srabhed the wolf lack II The 9atE slqn
mis- rlght hand, ihe volt raeusna bls ~
eed pladf lor his lRroat when Buffingl'.o ~
hand and threw i'm heiding MN ieii
WAS fhrec feet long. 'Ht WOLF
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YniIIant sot Executed

Paris l0Huery l---trhp execution Of
valiant tbe anarchist Who on December
p threw "a bomb into tins chambeT ~ dsp.
uueI FOR which crime he was sentenced
- Death VAS % have taken place to-day.
but has been postponed pending final APP
psai 70 President Garnet.
FIGARO today sayu that the documents
IN Fail'anrs case were Forwarded 10 the
EiyHer palace this morning ard President
carnot will receive Maitre Lahore. coun-
sel FOR the defense. before coming 70 a
final decision Tie general opinion seeme
p De uat valiant win be executed to-
morrow morning
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CAN'T Right in Intl

Indianapolis lid, Ja1aly,
gard 10 reports sent om al
the Boby Athletic club u
purse Of $1,000 and pay d I'D
10 the state FOR the Ccfbeil.i
Governor Matthews today 4
suca proposition lad besa i
him lie regarded Il as a
Governor Matthews added n
bett-Jacksou OF any oiha
would not take place IN sd
as lie had power TO preyea; 4
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Thc lhIrd INTELLECT Annrehendcd.

Nacogdoches, Texas, January 3g.-On the
Night or the 2sth instant the little village
Of Machille, which Is situated In Angel
ins, county, twelve miles south Of here
on the Houston East and West Texas
railroad, experienced the killing Of the third
negro during the past sixteen months.
an OF the slayers have been successful
IN eyadng the officers OF the law save the
one who committed the murder on the
2Stn instant, who was captured yaster-
day near Appleby by Constable John
Roberts and posse from Lufllln. The
posse brought their prisoner here yester-
day evening and lodged him ia jail untn
tho arrival of the O'Clock train, which
they took for Lutkn
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Mig Observation-Disclosures.

Atlanta Ca, January a.-,rudge New
man of tho United statas ca,rt srp>!nted
Paul j. Murphy receiver Ct The Chicka-
mnauga Coal ana Iron company and the
me thnoogu and Durham hallway COM
D9Iy on petition of the Central Trust
COMPANY represented lv Butler stillnnan
" hGbhard of New York and Brooks s.
Turnhull Of Rome Il WIS shown mat the
january interest on Sgol.G01 Of bonds Mold
ny me Central Irlst company Presidpnt
AtEnson said he could ,ot pnprovc tha
iippoiii Linent % Recel YER Murphy. y no is
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New Orleans, La. laauAr Z
fine, track good, attending b
Threc-fourths q a Mile-es,
ME Kate, jim Henry. Tins
Five Furlongs-fiisk, Bos.5 !
lap. Time l,t4l.
Seven-eightbs q a SIls-Ua
Nirden. Time. 1.30.
Three-fourths Of q M!!a-s,s,
p, Readina Time, 1.i5H.
One Nile and seventh III
Ton Gallant Hattie Cant "a
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Bosirop Texts Jrnuary 81 -Silss Ethel
Wilkes Of this city committed suicide 81
her home here last night y shooting her
self through tho head with pistol me
voting lady was much beloved and the
awful tragedy has cast deep gloom oyer
tho entire city. The cause Tor tho deed 4;
mystery, except that she had been suffer-
ing seFcra! days from exerucatug head-
ache
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i1rIs553 A@o sra.7I5Ioo5.

There z as,sna siylrssty ~ ,-s~s,, v-,rt
raasrsnee to 49, d,lres u ~ ~ csgt.
szea es1lsg ~ ~ 1Bss.u T.r,3,5rg y. q.
saf-l % e,stetoe.q
s,5a r1r4v tas,ss7 f,,a. 81. ~ s..4., Il.
sire . - e,gtBrs g-i.r rr.,t.s go .l..
9savss,g VIZ q, - rfsgy-I.- IN. --,,-,,..
$780, ts.srsgrte e,,..s,.sf,,s,,-.
I. n 1890 ~, ~. 800. ], ~. +.
Hisas have 49, - 1900 -. - ,,,...
psoo5e ara 49, r. ~. - --.-s..-
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Lncnl Foreeasi

Local forecast for Texas 4
Tooth merriam for the tRsas'
from midnight;
North Texas-Fatr; stallo's3
ture,
Central Texas-Generay
colder IN the morning.
East reXas-Probably isHs
ers; much colder
Southwest Texas-Prooap'
showers; much colder.
Coast Dlstrict-iigsif pp
colder Thursday night.
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PurNes Id Trr..r-

Terre Haute. Ind, Ja7 4
be held IN August Win M
and pgrses aegreEa.isg ;.
'haa ever before oiferas IA
meeting. There are ihrss
stakes No. ! Tor !sals y
anteed at sl1,oos. Ther. /.
paid in S2o5o1 ana he r-s.sI
day of the race Is nit 4, N
for foals Of lSa2. s. gua-sn,,'
all Of which has been M
probable value Is put III
Tor foals OF 1871. & guans'.
The secretary announces MI
also be four pacing ana j
stakes. to close April !. nss. \
Sie09. except the year,inr
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Cincinnati, Ohio, January 4
mittee on playing ralss fcr 4
League and American IA
Professional Base Bail e,9l
called TO meet at Tie Chs
this city. Monday, FebrnaiI /
managers. captains and bass|
who have recommendation
address J. Y. Brush, chairHan
Ohio, before that date.
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a Youne BcBedict i'm Troul.Ic.

Paris Texas, Japuary 3l-On Saturday
Tom Scott young man living few miles
from The city obtained license to marry
the daughter Of q ne.ghbor Miss ETA
Benham. They went to a neighi,orts
house aud married. As she was not IL
Years old her father had Scott arrested
for perjury He readily gave bond ana
was released from custody II Is thought
That the old man VIII drop the prosecu-
ton as ihe youns couple nave the sympathy
OF every one
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Not Texas s''''

Crowell News, q
An Eastern paper says III Il
ir Carmel, Me-, took ne ~
ride. she fell out ana ~ 4
before noticing IT. Wel'' X. 4
ride that way In texas ~ ~.
~ drive with one hanl, Fl. -
girl dfiyes and leaves p0'r
prevent accidents,
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Chattanooga, Tenn, January 50. Roy G
W Lewis colafed. with many aiases.
was United today by 5peelui Pension Xxx
ariiner lftzpariek and the most gigantic
pension frauds ever known in the south
havr boon upearthed which eIl lead 10
the arrest N probably "a hundred or more
negroes implicated with Lewis IA swind-
link the government Lewis himself drew
false pension ana on evidence OF his
own manufacture secured pensions tor
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a DnIln. rnIni ncnler.

Dallas, Texas, January N.-A. II. Pen
cock, dealer I'm wall paper paints oils. 10
one OF the pioneer business men OF ne
city nled deed Of trust for the benefit
OF creditors today, naming W. ia Howell
rs grustee, The liabilities ARE placed M
1000
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Warren, Ohio, January A-Al
to n finish between Thozls
William Evans Of this city loek
Sharon. Pa, last night, RILEY '
out in the eighth round. Tie
for 500 q side.
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monstonin Gro,ril.

1oahum Times
Houston IA fast securing all the acaul-
3ltons 81 a great city. A recent dispatoh
SAYS q modern office block six stories
high and containing 40 offices viii bc
butt ai Houston.
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sold. Attached ana RepIevIea.

McGregor- Texas, January M.--A. i. sew
en- bought fthe J. c. MoElvain stock
last Monday morning from Dock Hackey
assignee. Three hours after the Roam
Grocery company Of Waco attached me
stock, A. J. seweli has replevied he
stock attached and now has fun posses.
Zion
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others. he appeared as witness in num-
1eTisss cases and stole a notars seal and
forged ne name Of notaries 30 false afti-
aaFiis he has Operated here iu Kansas
CITY Ntw Orleans ami other points
Thcre are twenty-seven charges sgainst
him % this time, and more coming
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1hn 80. cnnhillnn-

~. Petersburg January 81 The ozar's
Temperature today Is normal and hls pulse
II good The attack ~ bronchitis has dl-
be- slteps better, his appetite
has Improved sud his weakness i. nhatlnq
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Montasue, Texas, January si-The NOD,
Of an infant was found three miles po,.tS
OF mere this evening Ready Iesgett ~
been arrested FOR lnfannclde. 'i"s
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fnHadeiphia, PA. January sl.-Afr
mice condition remains practically I'M
changed liis physiciars state thnt he
passed q Very good night
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~ ne man #dg believes that ar aaa
uAske4 lhe SaA1aai f.btfarui. f5iiswgi
in tae fo9,s,sBa ~ lhe ackn5rle4eed
hA4efs aad ione ai5 laiy ~ hs p.rty
there's prhaipps lliue comfort "a o. soax
~ ~ fpiEi.ergs ~ elas ~ have asger
se9.l,iltsl u hnn1le atiuacf ana ac-
hhew'e3se fhAt rlFl "a wrong. is ri a
pari % biz creed The 80ytraors srss.,
hsB hsa ne effect ~ slatsinr ~ neeisf
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Storm Serge.

Plenty of the commonplace Serges are so named, but the genuine, simon-pure "Storm Serge" is many 6 step above the ordinary. The wool or worsted, the twist, the weave, all count, if the stuff Is to well come rough weather. Makers know, we know. You can buy Storm Serges here with your eyes shut and be sure of some- thing that will stand blizzard or sunshine If we say so. Two colors, navy blue and black.
 45 inches wide, 50 cents yard.
 50 inches wide, 75 cents yard.
 50 inches wide, $1 yard.
 54 inches wide, $1.25 yard.
 Rear of main store.