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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-01
ALL OVER THE STATE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGS
OF FIRST IMPORTANCE.
AUSTINs FINAL WH00P BEFORE
THE CITY ELECTION.
A coward's Revenge in Houston
Deaths, and Business Failures and
Criminal Record. = -Brownwood's
Prohibs Routed.
POLITICS HOT AT AUSTIN.


POLITICS HOT AT AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, Texas, November 3d.
Especial The city is submerged
in a campaign Of elocution tonight.
Political meetings are in progress
at each alternate street corner, be.
ing the last available occasion for
making public demonstration
The city election takes place Mon.
day. The most notable feature of
tonight's speakings, is Governor
Hogg's effort to the support of
Hancock for mayor.
TEXAS LAND SALES.
AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 30.-[Spe.
cial The states receipts from
land sales and leases during No
vember aggregate $l11,0
A CowARD's REVENGE.
HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 30.-[Spe-
cial]-Deputy Sheriff Coults, at 10
o'clock tonight, was shot and in
stantly killed by an unknown as.
sassin.
DEATH CAME SUDDENLY.
ENNIS, Tex, Nov. 30.--[Speciall
wv. b. Jackson dropped dead on
the street today. The cause of
death was heart failure.
THE SACRIFICE TO CULBERsoN.
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 30.-(Special)
--Workmen this morning began
tearing down the half finished
arena which Dan. A. Stuart erect
ed to pull off the match between
Corbett and Fitzsimmons.
ANOTHER BUSINESS CRASH.
SHERMAN, Tex, Nov. 30.-[Spe-
cial. Jack Block, retail dealer in
drygoods and clothing, filed a chat
tel mortgage today, naming B. N,
Zeemansky as mortgage. The pre-
ferences are placed at$3,693.
MUSE REFUSED BAIL.
GALVESTON, Nov. 30.-[Special.
j. A. Muse, on habeas corpus
hearing today, was remanded with
out bail for the murder Of Cham
berlain at Texas City, some weeks
ago.
BRowNwooD STAYS WET.
BRowNwooD, Tex, Nov. 3d.
1.-THE local option election
here resulted in twenty-nine ma
jority to keep the town wet.
e MEXICAN CATTLE INSPECTION.
EAGLE PASS, Tex, Nov. 30-[Spe-
cial The treasury department to-
day wired the custom house here
that the agent Of the department
had been instructed to proceed at
once with the inspection of cattle
to be imported.
LIFE TERN FOR MURDER.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Nov. 3d.
Especial. Jesus Sanchez was today
given a life term for the murder Of
J. A. Magee, the most prominent
stockman of this section, last
August.
DEATH FROM ACCIDENT.
WACO, Tex, Nov. 30.-[Spe-
ciall-Will. Gillespie, a well
known young business man, who
accidentally shot himself in the leg
several nights ago, died today
from blood poisoning.
A TRAIN WRECK.
BEAUMONT, Tex, Nov. 30.-[Spe-
cial. w. B. Palmer, conductor on
the Gulf, Beaumont & Kansas City
log train, was instantly killed in a
wreck near Silsbee today, caused
by running into a drove of hogs.
AN ARM TORN OFF.
ORANGE, Tex, Nov. 30.-[Spe-
cial. THE arm of Ed. Edwards,
who is 10 years old, was crushed off,
close to the shoulder, in planning
machine here today. 1t is thought
the injury will prove fatal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR KENT-6KOOM HOUSE; RENTS FOR $20.5O
per no.; with bath, hot and cold water, and
also stable; will rent to white colored people
Address Miss DAVIS, Star Office. o4-2t'
FOR RENT 207 ST. NE. JUST EAST OF THE
Capitol; rooms and bath; in perfect repair;
o46t BANES & SIMPSON, 14th and G SITS.
FOR RENT-TWO DESIRABLE AND ATTRAC
tive dwellings; all modern improvements; con-
yenient to departments and three street car
lires: S35 and $40 per month. TYLER & RUTH
ERFOItD, 1907 st. o3-9t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR RENT-GOoD Hou SES AT LOW RENTS.
9l3 q st. NV; for boarding house or offices;
is large rooms and stable; SIS.
2O2O ST; g.nteel corner residerce; near Du-
pont Circle; rooms: $50. 81 Del ave: E.e
NV: 5 rooms; cellar; stable; SIP. ]. C1ES
TER, Room 10. Lawrence bldg, 615 18th st. NV
sp19-tfS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
20. 62S4. Admir-. Doc: ~
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

Holding a special term for Orphans Court Business.
September 20 1855.
In the case Of Charles Graf and Frederick g.
Gicseking, executors of John L. Vogt, deceased.
the executors aforesaid have, with the approval OF
the court, appointed Friday, the 18th day OF Octo-
Der, AID. 1895, at 10 O'Clock a.m., for making pay
mcnt and distribution under the courts direction
and CONTROL when and where all creditors and per-
entitled to distrbutive shares Tor legacesl
or a residue hereby notified TO attend In
person by agent attorney duly authorized,
with their claims against tie estate properly
vouched, otherwise the executors Will take the
benefit Of the law against them: Prov ided, copy
of this order be published cnee week for three
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter ana
Evening Star previous TO the said day
Test: ]. NOTA McIILi.;
Register of Wills for the District OF Columbia.
Carl, J. r GRAFT, Proctor. sell -1aw3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR KENT-120 n. H.
CANT residence; 12r.;
vCtcr, and filter for al
and elegant decorations
place: Or. and bath; at
Fla. ave. NV; Or. and
ANDERSON. 1923 G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

V NV mr. II, 6r&b. $23.50
21S 5th ne, 9r&cel. 1880
2626 X NV. 6r&b. 90 80
n Fla av ne. 6r&cel. 1000
Furn'd. 2 front rms,
hit & IT, Cos 18th. 15.0 90
110S 4th NV. Or. 10 6
.UST, COS l4th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR RENT-BY W. II. BARNES & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
$40 st.
231 Pa av Sc, sto. $50. 90 1. g. 8. 20, %. "a
1923 21st NV, Or. 5000 Quincy st ne, Gr 30 so
1922 Corcoran. Or. 80. 90 SO 18th .w Or % 50
615 Fla NV. Tor. 400 6l5 I'd ne, 6r.... II. so
20SMaple av,LDi'.9 1000 1885 9th NV, Or -. 81
1851 Corcoran, 12r. 1000 21931 Pa eits $40
1OlI-i9 av Ir. 81 81 135 147&159Cal Girls. 30
1lS2 I'D NV. Or 1860 5lS Tenn Or. 16. so
62i 20 ODD NV. sr. so - 1912 LIST ne. stNdw IL 10
sol Spruce LDP Or. 80 Fort st, Bkland 6r IA so
221f G NV, Sr. so lu0S y ] Or Il 80
l51O-li-l6 9Th NV, 10 Myrtle ne. Or IS. 80
sr 80 1855 1lth NV, store l.. 80
1928 9th NV, Sr. % 80 1t
FOR RENT REDUCED RENT NEW CORNER
bricks e23 9th ne; rooms, bath and cellar;
rent so. 6l4 !th ne; rooms, BATH rent. SO
Keys in row. OWNER, 1909 NV. au21-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR SALE-COIlUMBIA HEIGHTS NEAR 14TH
St; beautiful front; stories; cellar; rooms on
a floor; 20xl50. $12, OG0,
FOR SAIE-New brown stone fronts; II rooms; hot
water heat; can sell very cheap.
FOR SALE-New houses;: $500, $1,000, $780,
$1,000. -
1t b. D. STONE SONS, SOL and 500 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR RENT
1925 10 nw,12r(fur)S1. 800 (uEfurl .33. 40
(unfurl. 900 Dining and up pt
2035 NV. 13rtfur) 800 90 6thSLa Tor 40. 90
2233 Q NV 13r fur)t5 90 21O Ew, 7r. .35. GO
2007 11rtfur) 100 90 901 21st NV, 11r. 80. 90
1017 9th NV, 13r. 90 1882 Corcoran NV 9r35 90
COS 11th NV, 11r.. $500 206 ID NV, Or. 33 so
052 Westminster NV, 206 C NV. Ir.. 81 90
Or (furl. .65. 90 I'd IL 90i NV, ar. 100
1881 NV. 10r. .6O.O0 $50 10th NV 7r.. %. so
173S1742 NV, Tor 60 90 317 Mass NV, Or. 25 so
2O5 NV, 12r $500 1903 10 sth NV, Or % 30
2S2O NV, Zoe. so. &C $50 Spruce NV 6r pa. 40
92S NV, 11r. 80 30 324 Spruce Lw, jr. .25 90
PIG Ind NV, Or. 5000 BIS Spruce nw Or. .25 90
1899 COrcoran nw,9r50.C0 I'D ID NV, ST.. .25. 90
131SCorcoran NV, 11r45. 90 S16202G Spruce Or 25
SIC 18th NV, Or. A. 90 637 . NV, Or. %. 20
Flat No 2, Orme Flats, ZIG Gth NV, Or. rs. 90
10th&E NV, ST 45. 90 1928 Sth NV. Or. % so
25O2 Pa DIV, ST. 40. Sc 524 2lst INV, 6r.. % so
$40 NV, 1lr. 10. 80 AGO G NV, 5r.. 2O.5O
1st&2d ifs 500 X. Or 10. 80 1905 d NV, Tor. 20 90
1881 14th NV. Sr.. 1000 l13S Sd NV, Or. 20 90
42S NJ av NV, 1rtfurl 1900
The above is only portion of the property my
books For full list call Office for bulletin issued
on the LIST and 18th. 7. E. WAGGAMAN.
Ocl -tuth&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

FOR RENT
1899 n II av, 13r, 2b.-
914 Mass av,11r&b.$ $1,000
3OS 18th NV, 0r&b. 80. 30
1923 COrcoran, 9r&b .35. 90
1915 " ] av, 6r&b. %. 90
1872 ID Sc, 10r&b. %. 80
sel6-tf III. l..
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FUR sally -
Ward place. overlooking New Hampshire ave.
is now rented to an excellent tenant at So
month-prompt pay; owner having left the city
will sell for So 5OO-Sl 600 less than paid for it.
E. T. KAISER,
IT $40 f st. NV.
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TTE CUBAN REnELL1oN.
Contradict Ec.pntchcs NV Usual
Favor Spain's Troops.

Washington. Dec. 24-If the Cuban
tnSurgent forces under Generals Macco
and Gumez. are advancing ION IIa-
Vana with the prospect of reaching that
city by tomorrow us has been reported
this afternoon. Scnor De Lone the
Spanish Minister to the United States
has on information thereon. He gave out
q cablcgiam tonight TO the Southern
Associated Press from General Ardc-
reus, acting Governor General Of Cuba
This cnhlcgram WAS written nj | o'clock
this afternCrn. ana was received by Sc
nor De LONE q few minutes before 8
o'clock. II reads as follows:
II have just had Il conference with
General CampoS in Limonar He re-
ports that yesterday he ovcrtGok The
forces of MaXimo Gomez and had an
Important engagement with him. 1t was
a horrible affair. because of the fight
ing being in the midst OF burning fields
Twelve of the Government tropps were
wounded and were sent to- the iioSpitul
at MutanZas.. MnNimO GomcH's forces
rctrcated In small bodies, according to
their usual tactics.
The commander in chief has just at
this nIoancnt started for Guiana barn,
where he will pass the night"
In the face of the receipt of the fore
going statement, that the rebels after
fighting rctrented, Minister DE Lone
does not believe they are making II
movement on Havana. He said the
Cubans are fighting after the fashion of
our own Indians. who caused the Gov
crnmcnt SO many years OF trouble before
they were conquered.
.''rhc advances OF the Insurgents" he
continued lis for the purpose of de
vasta.ing the cane fields, and prevent
ing the gathering of the sugar crcp.
They do not intend to risk Il pitched bat
tic us the consequences would not bc
favorable TO them considering our mil
itary equipment and well trained sol
dierS."
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Ioke smith Replies 10 Flynn, of
NtyIulI0nsu.

Washington, Dee. 2i.-Sccrctnry
Smith sent to the House reply 10 the
resolution introduced by Deleshto
Flynn, of Oklahoma. calling for infor-
nation relating TO the allotment "i
Wichita Indian lands in Oklahoma.
Rcplying to the section of the resolu-
tion as to the cause of delay In open
ing the lands for settlement. the Sccro-
tary SAYS the matter Of ownership of
the lands is not yet definitely settled.
and he is OF the opinion that it would
be unwise to throw these lands open to
settlement while the claims of the Chcc-
taws and Chickasaws arc unsettled.
1t is unnecessary. he says. TO discuss
the serious complications which might
arise involving the settlers. the Indians
and the Government, by such action.
Replying to that l,art Of the resolution
asking if any of Secretary Smiths rcla-
tives are interested in delaying the
opening Of the lands 10 settlement.
Secretary Smith says:
'0nc of the counsel for the Wichitns
in the litigation is tho husband of the
second cousin of my wife. II will be
seen that til" CONDENSATION nj this;
Counsel Is to be n percentage Of money
derived from the sale Of the SURPLUS
land in case II is decided that the Choc-
taws and ChickaSaws have no rovcr-
sionary interest in these lands I am
not aware of any interest which the
couilScl 1or the NlchitaS can have in Dc"
laying the allotment and sale of the
surplus lands, Neither has ever sur-
Ecstcd an interest or desire on their
part on their clients part for DELAYS.
No connection or relation by blood o,
marriage of mine Is acting as attorney
for any party or parties interested i'm
delaying the opening of these lands 10
settlement No party or parties have
presented TO the Interior Department
any objection to the full and Immediate
execution of the act of March .. 1895.
which provides for opening the lands
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
rnc t;iuwIusurnnce Case.

st Paul. Mimi. Dec. 24.-An echo of
Harry HayWard's crime came up to-day
when notice was served upon the state
Insurance Commission by W. II. iCus-
It's, attorney for the administrators ,f
the estate of Catharnc Cling, that suit
had been brought against the Travel
lcrs' Insurance Company, of Hartford,
to collect the $4,000 accident policy taken
out by Miss Cling at Hayward's sue.
gcstion and made payable to him in
case "f death. The company for u time
intimated that 1t would pay the polhss;
without II question. but for some uIstfStEs
countabl" reason recently decideSrs't q
make n fight \ cOpv Of the complaint
WAS this morning served upon the In
surancc Commissioner. who. under the
law. must send official word of the bring.
ing of the suit to the company
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
THE DEFENCE or yEtFUS.
'"htr"dics"rJ Reports OF victory by
Armenia nnd rtrI,s.

Constantinoplc. Dec 2i.-An official
l"lSerain from TitOun reports TINT thc
lurklsh forces have been advancing for
some tlne upon the latter place, made 81
succesSiul alnbuScadc ana were victo-
rlonS, nut withdrew to Marasl which
place offered better facilities for tho en-
chinpfneni of the troops. Other reports,
OF IN" engagement have II that tho
.ArmenlanS won a victory over the
turkish troops ana took about one hun
ufrd or them prisoners.
Letters received in ConStantfnonlc
from the Interior show that orders have
been issued 10 the Turkish soldiers to
spare neither man. woman, nor child
y Protestant Clergyman. pastor of Il
church in Hitoun. has acted In the ca :
phcity of envoy in the parleying that
has taken place, the latter being in pos
session ~ the town.
y divisien Of the Turkish army has
advanced t. Geben. two days march
from Iitoun. Upon The appearance of
the troops the inhabitants of the town,
about 1000 persons fled and took refuge
In Hitoun leaving their cattle and other
property. The soldiers are burning all
of the houses and their contents, provi-
Sions, eto, rs they go along Terrific
rains have prevailed causing the roads
10 be knee deep with mud. The wood.
tn" only available fuel, is green and
water soaked, ana the men are eating
iic.tt tn'ti is olllS EalI cooked, III con-
sequence Of which many are sick.
Another division of Turkish troops Is
advancing upon Xitoun from Marash
but the prevailing floods make the ford
ing Of streams difficult. y third division
is advancing from Coekoun. This divi-
sion must traverse n difficult pass
which Il hundred men can defend. The
general opinion is that the Armenians
in possession of Zitoun have nothing to
fear except hunger.
1t is reported that the United States
cruiser Marblcicad has fired a number
of blank shots at the town of Mcrsina
i'm Asia Minor. If the report is true
the shots were probably fired with THE
object of fr!ghtcncing the Turks as q
means of securing the protection of
American property at Tarsus and Ada
MA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
rETHHsByaa MATTERS.
pr. St"rr's NcmnvnI Hitterly Cen.
Snrcd-0thcr Notes.

Petersburg. Va. Dec. 2i.--(SpeciaI)-
shortly after il becume known that
Key. w. q. starr, -. D., had been re-
moved by the Virginia Conference from
washington street Nj. u. Church there
was quite revolt in the church. and a
committee was appointed tn prepare Il
paper setting forth the rcusons why the
church objected to the removal OF DR..
starr. Then pastor. This committee
submitted the paper formulated by
them to the lionrd Of Stewards ut their
meeting last right ard IL was nloptcd.
The PAPER is Il very lengthy one and
would mako four or fivc,col,imns in 'rhn
Nirginian. | made IN effort to-day to
get q cory of il. hut the board object ed
20 lis publication in any secular papcr
peiofr II appears IN their own church
rnpor. the Richmond Advocate The
paper speaks iii no uncertain tone OF
the manner in which tho church was
lr'ttcd ly the removal OF Dr. Starr,
ana ! understand that II refers plainly
20 Hislup Galloway, who refused 10 re-
Yoke ma appointment OF DR. Starr to
il"ad street Church. Richmond, when
askc! tn do so. u will he remembered
That after Dr Starr had been tro,is
rrcrrcd to Richmond, Mr.. Richard u.
Davis. rs committee OF one from
washington Street Church. went to
Alabama II see Elshon Galloway ma
requested him to revoke the nnpoInt
mont Of Dr. starr. but the bishop said
he cOuld not do so
Therc was quite nn animated and
heated discussion III the Church OF tho
Good Shouherd Memorial (I1pIscnpaD
in BlaEdford last night. of which Rev.
James caSs"ll ia rector. The trouble
grew out of The discussion AS Ia whether
on not the church should have Z, vnetry
Key, G. u. llains. u. D. rector of st
l'nuTs Church. was moderator. The
discussion nj times was not only very
warm. but personal The church de-
tcrmincd by vote Of 10 TO 2 not to have
vcStrG.
The Masonic fraternity of Petersburg
VIII celebrate the anniversary of ST
John tHe evangelist, on the a7th. with
Il banquet.
The stores have been thronged to-day
WIN people making their Christmas
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
Itow c,,ulnn, would suffer.

WashinCton. Dec. 2I.-In response to
Il resolution. the Secretary of the Treas
ury sent tn the Senate Il statement
showing during each OF the last i've
years the gross amount of imports
from ports of Great Britain and her col
onies and dependencies. together with
the amount of the exports of such
ports. The total for the whole period
OF five years are as followS:
United Kingdom Imports. SS00,3i0, $50:
exports. S2lS4, ,04S63i; Bermuda, i'm
ports. So ,iG3 exports, SS.620,Gi5; Brit
iah Honduras. imports S9o2,55i; cX-
ports. $2.GG5, 100: Canada. including Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick. Quebec. On
tario. British Columbia. etc. imports,
$l19, lSA,6S2; exports. s2S7.7GO. .759; New
foundland and Labrador. imports. ST.
l0@.627; exports, s7iS2 4S3: British West
Indies. imports. SGT $3.50. $40: exports. Si2
230. .ha5; British Guiana imports. $2i.-
09l ,2G2: exports, $9,9l3,OG7; British India
and East indies. imports. s1l0, ,3.t ;
exports slS.Ol02l4: Hong Kong. imports.
$%ST3.GG3; exports. s22 235: British
Australia, imports, $50 .G35gSS: exports.
So,471 ,244 British Africa. imports. So
1S2.575; exports $l9,iS2.S2i: all other
British. including Alden. Falkland Is
lands. Malta. etc. imports. sa,3l95S cX-
ports, S2.S0i 060.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
Dangerous western River rres,e..

Little Rock, Ark. Dec. 2i-!Thc Ar
kansas river has continued to rise dur
ing the past forty-ciGht hours. The
river is fun OF trees. brush and debris
AT Fort Smith between 5000 and 10. .0O0
feet of bridge timber was washed away
the water rising so rapidly that it wns
Impossible to save II. All of the work
for the time has been abandoned
Traffic on the Kansas ana Arkansas
Valley railroad has hccn abandoned be
cause of the washing away Of the steel
bridge at Fort Gibson. I. II. Tho
through Kansas CITY train. which
leaves her" M a. m. has not made the
lrip since Friday. The river is only one
loot below the danger line.
ST. I.ous Dec - Yesterdays subsi.
dencc Of the floods <rougrout the State
was only temporary. Rain ana snow
fell over large area last night ana this
morning again flooded The streams. A
rescu? larty left Seneca this mornin,,
To aid Walter Hcnnis ana Dave Rceinan
and their families. who were forced TO
take refuge in tree tops in the Spring
river bottoms. The Usage river for .0D
miles is again over its banks and ris-
ing.
'rhc damage in the State has already
reached the million mark
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
!. Green Goods Mnn sc, Free.

New York Dec 2i.--I.atc this after
noon "Old Bill" Vosburg. the green
goods man who s.ymle time ago Swindlcd
Anton Cimfc. a farmer. out OF $500,
was brought before Recorder Goff for
sentence. The District Attorney stated
that the prisoner had been Of great as
sistance 10 the prosecution in the trial
of Sheriff Tamsen. during which he told
all about the escape of three poStonice
robbers from Ludlow street jail and sug-
gcsted L suspension OF the sentence
The Recorder concurrcd and Nosbur;,
walked out Of the courtroom n free
man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
An Engine rlun=cs Through rres,1c

Charleston. S. c.. Dec 2l.--EnCinc No.
sc. of the South Carolina and Georgia
road. pitched into the Ashley river this;
morning. through a West Shore Torini,
nal treStlc about Two miles from the
city. Engineer George Baxter ana
Brakeman Clarence Turner were burirt.
under the wreck and met terrible deaths.
while Fireman William Boyle was Sc.
r!ously and perhaps fatally injured
Conductor NJ. =. Dounar was also on the
engine. but he ESCAPED unhurt.
The engine had carried train OF
cars from the yards To tha West shore
wharvcs and was backing out to the
yards again. Suddenly one side Of the
trcStling sank and the engine plunged
into the river. about twelve feet below.
Baxter was buried under 1t and his
body has not yet been recovered. Tur>
ncr's body was cut into pieces agains,
the tinbers and Boyle was fcarIully
bruised and crushed
No explanation of the catastrophe
can b" given. Engineer Baxter has
been with the road for years and he in
said 10 he the oid,st engineer in tho
State in point OF service" His home was
at RidGcvillc. where hgleavcs "a wife and
large family of children. Turner was
from Shelby. y. c. He was 81 years OLD
and unmarried. Boyle lives in this city
and has n wife.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
Devastating Hurricane ana rIoods in
Tcyaq.

Dallas Tex. Dec. 24--Thc worst
storm FOR years prevailed over North
and Central Texas from midnight until
& o'clock this morning. The wind blew
y hurricane and rain fell in torrents.
Much damage has been done TO ran.
roads and all trains are late. Biz
washoutS are reported on the Missouri
kansas and Texas road and the Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fe. in North Texas,
The Indian Territory and Kansas
trains are reported from seven TO twelve
hours late. and trains on the SANTA Irc
are entirely lost so far rs ability TO hear
from them is concerned.
Telegraphic communication between
Dallas ana Kansas City and New Or
leans and Dallas is badly crippled.
There is n bad wreck reported on the
Santa Fe system to the North, but
where it is or how serious has not been
learned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
The Modern nIofI.er.

has found that her little ones aro iy,-
proved more by the pleasant laxative
Syrup of Figs. when in need of the lay
ative effect of a gentle remedy than by
any other, and that 1t is more accepta-,
BILE to them. Children enjoy 1T and ~.
benefits them. The true remedy, Syr1ipi
of Figs. is manufactured by the Calf,
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only. 5Ess:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
Two vessels aud rneir crews r.os,.

London. Dec. 2i.-The bark ELIZA has
been wrecked on Cahoorc Point, coun.
ty Wexford. Ireland, and all hands
aboard drowned.
The British schooner Rupert stranded
off Tynemouth to-day and capsiZsd. All
aboard were drowned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
Il. a. Saunders Will Give Away Fre,
on Monday md Tlesdnxs q 1922

To every customer who purchases sona
dollars worth and upwards Of HAND
kerchiefs, gloves and fancy goods, viii
pc presented with pretty inlaid bon
will answer for q Xmas present. 81
r. A. A.SSAUNDERS5IsHs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
iEnndaome f'anquet lamps, Brass and
, Onyx TnbleS-WctGht,aI 100 Main 81 "a

Handsome banquet lamps, With beau.
tiful shades at s5.9s, $6.SS. s7.89 md ups
Brass and onyx tables, s.. .98 and So or
Big bargains in lace curtains, chenille
portieres. blankets, quilts, umbrellas
jewelry, kid gloves, table linens. elocks.S
dress goods. etc. 5s 5sss7siss
WRIGHTs, 1876 Main street 55s