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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-30

Hughesa twierdza, ze prey
operacyi wyzej opisanej,
Hughes postapi} moae lekko.
mySlnie, ale zadnej osobistej
prey tenn ME mia} korzysci.
Fabryka wefny zamknieta.
LAooN, ILL.,, 20 stycznia.
,,Lacon Woolen Manufacturing
Co." dzisiaj zamknela fabryks
i wskutek tego stu doswiad.
czonych robotnik6w stracifo
zatrudnieLie. w ciagu ubie.
g}ego roku pracoWano W ia
bryce W dzieh i W nocy, ale
ME MONA by}o robotnikom
dose pfacrci konkurencyi sic o.
przef. W ciagu ostatnich lat
kilku fabrykant6w doloay}a
$4,000, jest jednakowoz maj,
zupe}niej wyp}acalna. 81
Strsjk W BroOklynfe.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, 29 stycz.
Ma stra2e milicyi przy stacyi
Ridgeway kompanii k leii
Brooklyn Heights, dis pred
switem napadnieto rzucano
ma ME kamieniami i ceg}ami.
Try kompanie Al pulku, kt6
re tam re}uia sluzbe, zosta'y
zaalarmowane i strzelono xii.
kakrotnie W klerunku, z kt6.
rego pada}o kamlenie, ale
przekonano sic, ze mkt ME 20
sta} raniony. Szesciu robotni.
k6w, odgarniajacych snieg ma
linii Flushing ave-, zosta1o o
s Vicie ma rogu Flushing ave. i
Nostrand ave. opadnietych
przez gromade z}czona z ja'
kich 70 ludzi szkaradnie o.
bitych.
Nedza 60 pOpchnefa.
New YORK, 29go stycz. -
Wczoraj wieczorem % letni
maszynista James Flower, z
gfodu dla braku zatrudnie.
MIA cd dlugiego czasu, ME mo.
gao daG utrzymania zoaie j
dziecku, popelnll rozb6j ma u
licy, a kiedy 60 aresztowano,
odebra} sobie aycie, wypijajac
| kwas pruski, ktory mial prey
sobie. - PAM Margareta For.
bes byla W pohliau swego mie
szkanla pm. 13 E 198 str. i W
reku .trzyma}a portmonetke, "a
wierajsca $2l6, kiedy Flower
poskoczyl, wyrwa} jej portmo-.
netke przez 1913 ulice pobiegf
ku Madison ave. David Reese
spostrzeg} to, pobieg} "a Flo
werem i zatrzyma} 90. Flower
oddajac portmonetke, rozpa-
czs zawo1a%: "Teraz sko6czy}o
sic wszystko; zrobi}em to dla
zony i dziecka!" Potem wyja}
z kieszeni faszeczke i wypll.
Zawieziono 60 do szpitala W
Harlem; W przeciagu 3 minut
tam skona}. Znalezlono W jego
kieszeni diva listy: jeden do
matki jego, a drugi do zouy; W
obu zegna sic re wszystkimi,
zspowiadajsc, ae zycie sobie
odbierze, gdyz zadnej innej ra.
dy znalezc ME umie. Cia}o Flo
vera by}o strasznie wychudzo.
ne; lekarze W szpitalu ssdza,
ze cd "a godzin najmniej mic
W ustach ME mia}.
MOze niewinDie zamknieta.
P1TrsBURG, Pa, 29 stycznia.
Kilka os6b stara sis tn usllnie
o to, aaebY wyrobic n}askawie'
ME dla PAM Lucy R. Fitzsim.
mons, kt6ra zamknieta jest W
karnem wiezieniu. Jest ona
wdows po F. G. Fitzsilnmon
sic, kt6ry d. 81 marca 1891 "a
strzelit by} tajaego policyanta
Davida H. Gllkinson W pobli.
zu miasta, a kiedy go areszto
wano W New Orleans, popel
nil samob6jstwo. Zone jego o.
skarzona o wsp6}udzia} W zbro.
dni, skazano ma 8 lat wiezienia
Lo,poro Fit7simmonsa arasz-
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Tsjne rozpOr7adzenie rzadu ME.
mieckiegO.

BERLIN, 29go stycznia: -
Organ socyalist6w nVoer'
waerts'' publikuje tajemne
rozporzsdzenie rzadu nlemie-
ckiego do w}adz lokalnych,
kt6re zwraca uwage ma ,Zwia-
EEK Polak6w W Niemczech",
zaWiazany W Westfalii przez
polskich robotnik6w i ia
,,Fundusz sw. J6zefata", kt6ry
podobno popiera autiniemie'
ckie CD dziaiania Zwiazku.
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P0dr6a do Rzymu.

MILWAUKEE, 29 styczuia. =
Wczyraj Arcybiskup tutejszej
dyecezyl, Najprzew. ks. Kat
zer, wyjecha} z New Yorku
parowcem Werra do Neapolu.
w towarzystwie jego znajduje
sic Mgr. Zeiuinger, proboszcz
kosciola sw. Michala W Mil
waukee, ks. M. Ruckengruber
i ks. J. Friedl z Jefferson. Ar.
cybiskup jedzie najprz6d do
Rzymu, gdzie ma otrzymac au-
dyencya u OLGA swietego, a po
tenn zamierza wraz z towarzy.
szami podr6ay odbyc podr61
do Ziemi S "ietej. Maja powr6.
cic al W lipcu, a do tego czasu
zawiadywac bedzie dyecezya
sekretarz prywatny Arcybi-
skupa, ks. A. F. Schinner.
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Walki pOWstan cami W Brazylii.

PANAMA, 29go stycznia. =
4 Montevideo donosza tutaj,
ae W Brazylii W poblizu Santa
Maria oddzial wojska rzsdo
wego pod doW6dztwem gen.
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KOSci6f krOacki.

P1rTsBURG, Pa, 20 stycznia.
Pierwszy kosci6l kroacki W
Stanach Zjednoczonych zostal
tu poswiecony W niedziele
przez Biskupa Phelana W assy'
stencyi licznego duchowie6 l..
stwa. Przy tel sposobnosci
wypowiedziano mowy W jezy.
ku kroackim, niemieckim, Ia
cliskim, czeskim, wloskim,
sfowackim i angielskim. Pro.
toszczem nowego koscio}a jest
ks. Bozic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-30

Rrice; przyjaciele tegoa bronis
Hughesa i twierdzs, 2e prey
operacyi wyzej opisanej,
Hughes postapi} mo2e lekko.
mySlnie, ale zadnej osobistej
prey tenn ME mia} korzysci.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-28

ORANGE LOCALS.
Orange exas, December 1.-THE new
pastor Of the Methodist church nj
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

with stabbng a schoolmate to death, vas
admitted to bail In $500.
YoAKrM.-John Holland, living a few
miles south of this city, had his leg
broken by his horse throwing him.
ABILEN E.--Ben Lotspeich was shot
through the right arm by Deputy Sheriff
Lon Cunningham, who acted In self-de-
Tense.
CROCKETT--A negro has surrendered
to the sheriff, acknowledging that he shot
his wife and her mother Particulars NOT
known.
ONERTON. - The International and
Great Northern ticket office was raided
short on cash
pITTsRuRG. - Jesse sayles', colored
mule ran away through the woods
Saylcs head struck "A limb of a tree, KILL
ing him instantly.
ENNlS--Miss B. A. Parks. while shoot
Ing fireworks had II Roman candle to
burst in her hand. burning her severely
and breaking ring on her finger
TERRELI..-F NJ. Hearndon, aged 60
was found lying near IL water tank and
claims to have been there five days with
nothing to eat or drink. lie was almost
dead when found.
ANDERSON. Marion Finley. charged
with killing Tohe Harrison. win be trieS
judge Is very anxious to get the IAN
| cleared before he adiourns court
NELASCO. For the week ending De-
cemhcr q there We're twenly-tour deed.
to re "a estate sold in Bra2oria county
amounting to $G09l955. There was ono
sale of $4,000 ana one Of s20. $50
| ORANGE.-Peter FERGUSON. n native
| or Jamaica, aged 60. who has for some
time been employed as striker in ".
| Mckeevor's machine shops, went to bed
complaining, and not coming out to break
fast was found dead In bed II is thought
he died from the effects OF opium.
| BROWNSVILLE 49, Layetano Leaf
prisoner from Ilidalgo county, charged
with murder, who was brought here M
the last term Of court on a change Of
| venue. died at the Cameron county iail Of
general debility. He was GO years old
| The case was continued from the last
| term. 'N '"S'
GANADo,---Several transfers of real
estate have been made this week. Most
notable Is the sale OF 800 acres ono ,nila
| north Of Glnado by Mr.. Sponuth 10 NJ
L. c. Adams of Illinois MIR. Adams Viii
move his family and effects 10 Cianaja
! next month. Mr.. \. w. Manon, also ~
Illinois, Is here prospecting for n large
hog ranch. Mr.; Manon is an extensive
| Ganado. ''s''
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THE DtATA ROLL

MRS. MARY PEAKs-Corpus Christi.
Texas, December 2l.-Mrs. Mary z AXIS
dicd a her hons IN ShA-pbusg on Christ
children.
MRS. WILLIAM LIGHTNER-B eeville,
Texas, December n Mrs. Vim. Lightnor
sister OF Geo. W. Grrathousc. died here
lhih morning at o'clock OF consumption.
The remains will be shipped TO san An
tonic Tor intermenl.
j, A. TANDY-Temple, Texas. Deem
Der &c Air. j. A. rrandy, one OF the ola
and respected citizens or Temple. diod
al MS home last night and viii be buried
ct the city cemetery today. lie leaves
large family IN this city and county.
FRANK GARRtGA-Brownsvil Iexas.
December News was ceived here this
morning Of the attn Il MIR Frauk Car
riga, leading merchant at Point Tsah
He was - years old and leaves a wifc ard
I ten children Pneumonia caused his death
4 large number from Brownsville went
down on the train - attend the funeral.
REV; b =. BANTER-Rockdale. Texas
December 27.--Eor the th!rd time In the
past tTo months RockdHle "A called upon
10 mourn the departure OF pioneer citi-
i Ien, , hey' - r. na%t'r Baptist min
the residence OF his daughter. Mrs. f Il
! itowlcV ia the ed year Of hts lie. De-
ceased was a man Of great purity q char
! be missed from his accustomed ssat IN
the Baptist church.
EDDIE MAsTERs-Temple, Texas, De-
| Nf1lbFr sDf-~-NfNP Whb received mere 10
| day OF the death OF Eddie Masters son
| OF Mr. and Mrs. W II. Masters. which
| occurred IN New York yesterday. Tno
lnterment viii take place in this city.
! Mr.. w II. Masters was for a number
! OF years general freight agent OF the
| Gulf, Colorado ard Santa Fe railroad, with
| headquarters in Galveston, and the many
! friends OF tho family will regret TO learn
o. the young mans death He was IN
his 18th year
| JOHN Balltnger. Texas, De
| cember 2G.--captain John O'Nell. a most
estimable citizen. died on the 23d from
| Injuries received from a fall which cast
| a gloom over the entire town and com
| munity. CAPTAIN O'Neill was one OF me
| most thorough civil engineers and railroad
/ locators in the United States. having our
ing his lifetime filled the position Of cnie
| locating engineer on the Union Pacinc
the Texas and Pacific. the Fort WORT
Il ard Denver City. the Atchson and 10
| pelSa, the Gulf, Colorado ana santa r'
and tho Link Life railroads. At the tim,
Of his death he was home on n visit u
his family from bis post OF duty on IN,
Link Line. His wife had preceded min
TO the grave Just two months 20 a day
Eight small children mourn their los
without any one TO take caro- OF them
and no relatives are known OF In thi
] country. Captain o'Neih came from Ire
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Orange, Rev, ". T. purcA, arrived here
Today with his family, ard will preach
his mrs, sermon here Sunday morning.
The board Of stewards 81 the church met
last night and decided upon tire amount
OF the pastors salary for the new year
and formulated a plan for the collection
OF same.
Plans are being drawn w for a new
ho;e, 10 be erected on Fourth street IN
Orange. The proposed building has al.
ready beer leased and viii be Occupied
as soon as completed by an experienced
hotel man
Nj. Il s. Harris has begun the cree
ten OF handsome rssittfee on StNen,h
street Mr. r.. r. Smith has IN course
q, erection a rea. cottage where hts
former residence was Destroyed by IRE
a short time since.
The city council is ir session tonight,
discussing plans for che erection % ne
rev school building Tor which TREY PRO
rose TO issue bends and elso 10 receive
tire report 81 the finance cornmniee On
Tire superintendent OF taxes FOR the en-
tn. Young ladies az Orange are IRE
rArinC to give n Leap Year bah to the
Young men on New Years eve.
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THE TEXAS BEE KEEPERS.
Meeting Of the Aplarists Of South
vest Texas at Wharton.
AADDESED BULL KILLED HIS OWNER.
Msd Been Tormsafed By Christmas Rev
elsrs-Prcpai atious for Work atthe
Mouth Of the Jetttea

Wharton. Texas. December A-Ths
Southwest Texas Bee Keepers association
met Today al 3.si al the court house, par
suant to the call Of the secretary, AFR. J.
o. Grfmsley Of Beeviiie, Texas
President Z. J. -Atchley OF Beeville-
taking the chair called the meeting TO
order.
There were present TIE following ner'a-
beers. E. r Jones 81 Mlsno. r, \. jar
sen, Wharton: ]. o, Grirsley. Z. J. A;ch-
ley, Willie Atchley. Charlie. Atchley. Bee
vile; v. S. seegar. ". Q. victcr. Mrs. v.
o. Victor, W. L. Hobbs. J. r. Cloud, A.
Foster, John Frsyer.
The president stated tina; the oeJei; o,
the meeting was to ciscrss the various
subjects relating TO bees and bee culture.
Mr.. Atchley exhibited a sample. with the
queen. of the fiye-band Italian bee.
The secretary read a paper by Mrs
Jennie A,chley OF Bseviue on Bee Keep
ing for Ladies'
Mr.. Victor reported as his ses sons work:
Used and has sold three-fourths OF a COT.
load OF bee supplies. so queens ami Ig3
pounds OF bees, l5,oN pounds extracted ami
5000 pounds comb honey.
Mr.. +. j. Atchley reported that he had
sold 500 queens. 1!,ujJ pounds Of bees. four
carloads OF hives and ~ pounds OF wax.
Mr. X. A. Jansen Started with "a cul-
onies and has nov ~. lie has shipped
goo pounds extracted an. lStQ pounds comb
honey.
Willie Atchley reported the sale o. -
pounds comb and - pounds extracted
honey: also selling seyenly.liye queens, ali
Holy land.
Mr Grimsley reports that he started
with thirteen colonies, ami that he mas
sold twenty-five queens drIi7s tie SEASON
100 pounds comb and extracted honey
BY Il. r. Jones of M.lano; Started with
eighteen colonies has now thirty.
Mr. ". o. Victor delivered an exhaust
I've and interesting address. eNcrnpiltying
with various improved machiiier,' how 70
obtain the most profitable honey flow.
He was follower cy Nj =. r. Jones on
SHOW to Produce Comb Honey"
Messrs. Victor Jansen Willie Atchlrv
Jones aud tirImsley were appon;e1 e
committee TO arrange a qrcs.aulTut &C..
tomorrow, Friday, December .
The meeting adjourned Until .tt1 O.
the day mentioned.
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llY MENEAL.

BRADY MONKRESS - Jacksonville.
Texas, December 26-Married, at me RESI-
Rrady TO Mise Charlie Monkress; They
lett on the nrst train for Smithviile, their
future homo.
BEN FIsHER-Anderson, Texas,
December 2l.-plsTlct Clerk w. g. Ben
ried az the residence OF =. 7. Fleweliyn'
near Courtney, on the 9th instant, Rev
Mr.. Adams officiating.
CARPENTER-CANI Christi.
Texas, December 27-Mr. NJ l.. CARPENTER
and Miss Maggie Gavin were married On
Christmas Day AZ 3 o'clock, Rev. j. +.
Webb ofae..Sgng, The groom is wen
well known oomposltor in the Caller office
WHITTENBURG- DEVER = George
town. Texas, December 26 Mr.. w, d;
Whitenburg, member OF tho drug and
MISS Katherine DeVer were married at
noon today at the Methods church. They
left Immediately on n trip to san An
tonic ard other points in southern Texas.
Both are well and favorahy known aud
the wedding was "A popular one.
SALES-Hll.L -- Lallinger, Texas, De
cember H.--Captain Rufus Sales OF Corsl-
canu and Miss Anna Hin. the beautiful
and accomplished daughter OF Mr.. I. G
I'm Of this place, we're quietly married
Mt the home of the brides father on the
Gutesvitle. where they will spend the holi
Gays with relatives and friends, then
going TO CorSicana, where they VIII make
thier future home
BIi.LER1- MULLINS Ballinger, Tex.
| December NJ Captain ed liillert and MSS
| Ada Mullins. both Of this place. wer'
| married on the cath. Captain Billert Il
chief OF the IRE department OF this place
and also ticket agent and telegraph one
rator for the Santa Re railroad here; TN
| railroad boys and fremen did the hand
| some by him In the way of presents am
We'll wishes for future. happiness, MIS-
Mullins Is a lovely and beautiful youn'
| lady. who has long resided here, and he
| friends are many and made the occasio'
| one OF JOY for her In many ways.
| WILCOX PUETT-Temple. Texas, De
cember 27,-George j.. Wilcox, Jr an'
| Miss Mable Puett were married ~ IN
| home of the brides parents in Moifett yes
| terday, and left on the evening tram 10
| San Antonio TO spend their honeymoon
Both the young people are wei ana favor
ably known In this part OF the country
! Mr.. Wilcox being n prominent and enter
prising young merchant e this city am
| Miss Puett the rccognized belle OF
| community. The congratulations and 500
wishes for their future prosperity an,
happiness are unstintedly extended then
/ by their friends.
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
Died From the Effects OF a Dose of Rough
on Rats.

on Rats.
Galveston, Texas, December 27.--Ahout
4:S0 o'clock yesterday afternoon tele-
phone message was received at police
headquarters that man was quite Ill
at a house ON avenue NJ officer Meyer
and the patrol wagon hurried to the
scene. A man was lying on bed In a
room In the house and had the Appearance
of suffering intense pain. His face was
flushed and he held his hands on his
stomach. He was unconscious. AS quick
ly as possible he was Eftod into the pa
troll wagon and conveyed to the hospital.
An hour after his arrival at the hospital
he was a corpse. His name is said to
have been f. c. Lane. about so years
of age and the suppositou was that he
lied from the effects of ~ powerful drug.
To determine the matter Gn au;crgy was
held this afternoon when a considerable
quantity of a white substance was found
in his stomach, supposed to he rough on
rats. Lane is said TO have come he g
from some point in the Interior. hut moth
ing was found 10 afford much OF clue
to his history or belongings, except "a
bible and letter, the contents OF which
have not been given out. 1t Is pre-
sumaby n case of suicide.
FIRECRACKERS CAUSE a LOSS.
Chief Wegner of the fire department
says that the patriotism of two boys to-
day has fire loss value of $500, or there
- "a. 80
,'-is .'oo. !" .'e "o"se ~ ,... nr,,,n
Nressi'iaNer u'' eNe"ue Nh, Oe.
rSof ~ no huilding hurneJ o,t and a i
No furrit5ra is loss THO next door
bousa onc,,nIod bv Nevei camt,nt
nUI ~ i,iinbHr burned Botb ARC n1eN
So fr,,,a hntainra rbo w. denart-
n,,oy ~ ~ r,,S tbrni,rb tba mud
The furniture in the Doyle residence
was insured IN the Germania lnsurance
company OF New fork tor SoV'; There
was no insurance on tne Meyer MUST
BEAR HUNT.
x-Governor lIogg. Louis workman
''V'' ., 80 49,.
Austin arrived THIS morning ana leit on
Colonel Moody's launch Ariel for Lake
Surprise on weeks camp hunt. They
wore recommended hv W 7 Moodv Jr
49,, G.. ,i..,.,., 49,
ana SeaIy hu'cli'hgs OF TINS city ana eN-
poet to be joined at the lake by President
torlyce OF the Cotton Belt railroad, Jonn
NJ; duncan OF IEier' Barnett GIBBS, cap
Jam castor j. y: simpson ana w. ~.
shaw OF Dallas, MAJOR Mike Looscan OF
houston ana Bryan Cailaghan OF san An
t9llo' lHe party was IN eNcelcht spirits
ehi9 ''o,i'"s' anu 'ne nu az r. VII. Prod
~. Iii , SDUe go VI i0"' ""e'He'
wy nm u"! - a. ~
WNNT HIM TO TALK,
Hon. William j Kerr Of Pueblo Colo
- 9P7'u''iS rev "eehS at sour Lake
rccOperatlng. lie is quite well known to
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FATAL FUN.
A Bull. Maddeud BY Tormentoss, KIi,-d
HIS Owner.

A Bull. Maddeud by Tormsntots, KEiel
His Owner.
Bertram. Texas. December E1.-The iUll
particulars OF quito a strange kill3ns have
been related to The Post corresponcett.
Mr.. NJ. ottingers, very highly Tespeo Ct
gentleman. living about eight miles norta
of this place. was killed by his DurDam
bull. The particulars arr about as TO-.
lows. as told BY an eyewitness. A yoans
man was staying al nighi at the housa
OF Mr.. Ottinger. who. al d late harlr 49,
covered that the ball was .c-ose and called
the young man, who got W; the tw1
men Went together and tied I'd TIE brute.
Mr.. OttlnEcr called % the Young man
Tor some FODDER to feed the animal IS ao.i
ne stopped TO unite the fodder, tie teaeL
Jumped upon him and before rhe Young
man could beat him Off lie had 80 ba..ir
injured Mr; Ottinger Thai Ire died In aoou-
an hour. From tbs report, Y seems tnet
About SIX boys or young men had taken
he bun away ana intending to have some
hristmas fun, turned him loose. None
I the parties wers Sasn IN tn. act. bur
he rope was cat and tracks Of assout
mat number OF men asd holFegs were aee.
next morning. II ss-erss mat they TOOK
him out through the field and p-pila 40,
when he became Iuaddenei and dangerous
they turned him bose.
u ls - quite a 1ep.Crahln affair. Mr.
ottlnger leaves family nf two grown.
daughters. orc grown son a wife and
nathy OF me entire community. Mr. o.
finger was gentleman. a kind father an;
husband and one of the best citiZens OF
the community.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
RECEIVER APPLIED FOR.

BrcnhsIn. Texas. December 10. Z.
Flood, stakeholder in the Brennan Az
ricultural Implement company. on De-
cember %. at Giddihgs. died nm iniunc-
sion before Judge Sinks asking that re-
ceiver be appointed FOR the Brenham Az
ricultural and Implement factory aud
that il be restrained from contracting
further Indebtedness until the Injunction
is heard and master in chancery ap-
pointed to audit all claims against II,
and that whei. sold she proceeds be al.
vided among those holding stock In said
factory. Judge Sinks granted the tempo
rary injunction ana set the hearing for
Jnnuary I at Bastrop. but yesterday at
G!ddings modified u to the extent OF al
lowing the company TO proceed with the
wcrk In hand. and reset the hearing Of
the injunctlon suit for January q and
CHANGED the place from Bastrep TO Bren-
ham
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sTRAWDERpTEs ~ ptOc,Af

Alvin. Texas. December T.-The Wells.
Fargo Express company are preparing TO
erect an additional building to aecomo-
date the strawberry and vegetable shin
menis Of the coming season.
The strawberry patches are Ia bloom
ana few ripe berries are reported III
10 severe freeze Occurs shipping will
commence in January.
The coast county eGiticn OF The Post
was an excellent number and received
m3ny compliments from the people OF
Alvin. The write up OF this place wan
true az to facts and was read with A
great deal OF interest.
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CHICAGO SHAKEN W.


A Tremendous Powder EtpS,stl
- Seemed Like an Ea,.na' ...,,,a
Chicago. December IT," cs,,.u
be another earthquake sheo. - ~,
4 O'Clock this morning anu IA /,
country tromble for miles al0s , !, Il
shock is said to have been ca ,a..,,n
tons of giant powder a'e's' pau<.
n,ti,ls near the little town o. r s
The big new drainage canal s,. ID
nm area Of about fifty miles SOUR. ~
waukegan on the ncrth to A ~ ~
the south. and. Rockford ~ y. shxs y
Micn,gan city on the east, s.. 'n NIX ri ~:
leit and at all these pihcess AMOS
r. be great explosion nv ,rsctlori
ouiries We're sent In az va"
learn the cause u the sn .s, ..xuosles
occurred in powder nou usseal Thf:s!p
about s5j fee, from the c'. sSnok mi Y
ont Chlc ago the windows u roes ~
lied and buildings see ,,gilion pecps y
ably as many as nih'' Il
aWakened by the shoek. IN u. y
The explosion occnrre ru,n,ber d ~
rIocc whore last week nuaahy -
n laer wsrs an kl u smaller ale scale,
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Waco Texas December 25--The rest
dcuc= Of Mrs Emma C.. Anderson together
with contents. hprned his morning. The
Insurance was as follows ON house. VII
Harrisburg City 600 and New YORK Under
writer's t4Pl. "a furniture. Mechanics and
Traders irsarance company $lr" and
New iork lnaerwriW So; loss above
IL. -rAu.e -,
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TILE srArr rAprrAr-

Austin, Texas December 27--Fivs hund-
red general revenue warrants. up 10 ard
including No, $40. and agsregating $40 100.
were called In by thu treasury d part.
ment today.
state Superintendent u Instruction Car
Isle has rendered a decision in shannon
IN which he holds that the aci Of isS re.
pealirg the provision f0r isauiuc lUcal
permanent certificates and cauc.lrg All
certificates previously issued IS valid. and
uph0lfing the decision Of the county gu-
Uer!uteulcut
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TO AID IMMIGRATION

Quanah. Texas, December Tan In.
tereHting meeting OF tho representative
business men was held here this after
non for the purpose OF aiding immigration
to this section. a large number OF the
representative business men We're present
and after a brief talk by j. 49, buchanan,
representing the Fort Worth and Denver
City In its immigration move 70 aid this
section and others quite a sum OF money
was subscribed to AID the enterprise, ana
an old-time spirit shown.