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OTHERS ON THE LIST.

TWO More Murders Now Ascribed to
Harry Hayward.
New York, December 2s.-A special to
the World from st. Paul says:
In the volumnous and doubted confess
sion of the notorious criminal Harry r.
Hayward. who was hanged two weeks
ago. one portion was expurgated.
w. r. Hale, leader of the bar OF the
irwin Cities was retained as counsel for
the supposed murderer of Miss Cling. but
withdrew.
In his confession, Hayward said that
MISS Helen Hale was the only girl he had
ever loved. When she was about to be-
come the wife OF pr. Haworth, promd,
o detective to dog the footsteps of the
prospective bridegroom, to see II some
lining could not be- found that would In
lure MS matrimonial prospects. Nothing
definite was found.
shortly after mis- marriage, which was
his bride went to Chicago. Later Mrs,
Haworth returned to Minneapolis for a
visit While there the husband died.
iiayward, who was In Chicago, notified
inc bride that her husband was il and
needed her, She went Immediately and
i3une her husband deed. Hayward took
charge OF the necessary arrangements
ne dlned with the widow ut one of the
smaller hotels uf that city and according
70 ms confession, poisoned her. She mys-
teriouslv died there. The confession also
states mat the death OF her husband was
caused by Hayward. though in what man
ner he was taken OFF Hayward does not
tell. The death caused great wonder at
the time, but there was no thought OF
murder.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


Lulirg--While shooting fireworks Alb
Hardnctt Of Ti.lman had his eye blown
out
Gear Creek-Gus Conrad was found ueao
beside the railroad track with his skull
crushed.
Wher,on-1he negro boy Jake tord,
week ago. died OF his injuries.
Alice-Whne runniug a wolr. George
Adams was thrown from his horse ana
badly bruised The horse was instantly
killed by the fall.
Co.umbia--L. Giesecke, one OF the neavi-
est losers by the recent fire, Is having
now brick building erected on the site OF
the one destroyed.
Fort worth--Iloyd Moore. aged Il, was
shot and killed while hunting by inc
fell OUT OF the buggy.
Corsicaua-At a meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Texas loan agency, j. II,
Woods was elected preside Mt 70 lake the
place Of Judge w. II. Bright, deceased.
I.aredo-A poor woman who picked up n
cannon iiro cracker which exploded in her
| hand VIII lose her arm as far up as the
elbow; from tho effects OF the fearful
Terrell-At- a dance at Charley. Van
| Ortcn's at Lawrence. Dan stuart ana
| John Nash engaged In a difficulty. which
resulted in the serious stabbing OF ootn
| parties.
Tloga--A band of masked men mysteri-
ously visited the town looking for some
unknown party. They left as mysterious
| " as they came. without finding their
| man.
Ennis--Farmers are beginning TO piow
| While there Is a manifest disposition "a
| plant largely Of cotton. there IL an in
| crrasing tendency to raise moro hogs and
Improve the quality of cattle ana aorses
LoCKHART--New has JUS, been re-
ce!ved OF difficulty which occurred near
town on Christmas Day, In which Alex
| Mcmahon WAS seriously. II not fatally.
stabbed. Officers are cat hunting for the
stabber.
Waco-Mr Peters OF Calvert, presiden
Of tho Texas division Of the America
Cotton Growers Protective association
has called a meeting at this place TO
January y, Plans FOR limiting the acre
age In cotton will be discussed ana some
thing definite may be determines on.
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Waoo. Texas. 1eeern5e- 2:.-pr. Il. L..
lAyA5-. co-1iy rays1clsa, procsese1 20
Crawford yesie7-ay un-.r di.e-l.-a o; me
county A4tsoe..3es Al4 ,aa4ssa the poay
q George Mcore L. 90 exhamea. Dr.
2 e. lor rssnove1 5ae stomach and returned
70 -ae ciif ibis Ias.1.ire VITA that organ.
~ Wnaa ae vii proceed 70 maze d
--ael--.. al analysis lr Taylor e1aul4nc1
tte Ace q re alleged ssil-.de o. 1luuge
si'- Csc .4rt- uls u--.l-. Lat TIE ceceascc
-1 ROY c5s.-n.; s2i-lds AMI iaat stli-le-
s-'scti1n Under @lcA clr- lfrlstAu was
.iussi.F. Tine Tins d ~. tree TO
"nl-h Moore body was suspended IS
94- -1-t Al- oir--af feet .--s ANA tle
Aes 70 tae BODY q The decefc>c rtste1
i'1- Inc ground. which I'D not wear any
rtl-~T-e % -.- str-gslc man Wst.tl
re t1zE..y make n rnccavor.Hg 70 bang
.i'-se-- urqeF slca clrf urs4A tsf.-es In al
l-N7r- re fosl1 no erideacts cs suifcca.
iisT. although his exam eat!on T. t1at
respect MAS lriet
l.e s7ss7 Iclcn that Moore vas rnuN1ere1
z gaming c-car1 s-t5 hsiar s.renEt henec
1t massey circumstances Tire araly,is o.
lH@ e. oiut-l 'rr poison VIII no. be com
81 I'D Tor several DAYS.
Carroll. tug suJ-ct IS sun reld IN
1e- ltaer the charge q l1rary uc
ft.rl~s 90 stolfr protest. HsT inuoceace.
4-a- today Stcr.t; Baker filed com
i-ill-t afs,ns. Carroll fo- uur1er
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THE BEE.EEEPEQS ADJOURN
Diseased rapsrs Of Interest and
Elected New Officers
COTTON ACREAGE 10 RE INCREASED
n The rsssissry frfssssry 70 IsafHs-
charge Of Marder Axsinsi Carroll
Suspected Of Feiscni.e<

wharton, Texaa December &-F~ssa-
dent Atchiy In the chair ca,se'- tie As'
ISOLATION to order
The committee o. rrc<raz1-se -sPo-se-
as follows:
.what Is the Bes, strain c: sessr" Il,
J. Atchly.
"what Is the Bes, Hive Al. Franz
z. r. Jones.
(which is the Mos, Profitable, Nsar
or Extracted Honeyg' ". O. Ntcts-.
How Can we Best Tel wAe-. tse1sy'
Cow Begins?'' h. A. Jansen
"Rearing Queens and EeSnee-ias m
Apiary7'' Willie Aichiy.
.'The Production Of Extracted Aaaty.
w. o. Victor.
"ArtifIciaI Increase Z. J. AteAly.
.'Iiow to Tell When TO Expec; & saoGey-
Comb Fsundalioa and Its Use" !. -
' How to Prevent swarming, r a
seiec,e.d srucle--Bse Industry u ;,.e
"Marseting Honey" Charlss Atehiy.
The Best Way 10 Get sees GU; Of tas
The game was adopted IS the regular
programme tor tire day 5 VIA
The discussion o. Iil- sanyecs to-'s
ciation tv SANITARY iiri-g4s.ey snrU -
In colonies o. bees nsprsGe1tea
The following officers nece rltei@-a -os
the ensuing year FreSlcr4'r - - d.
tar: stce president MIS- gsQu4s Atca-f
secretary and treasoFtr, :. o. taT1''ls4e#
assistan; sseFe.Ary. Wllie Aicag.
Beeyine was selected Is 7-e EeNt P-eHe
Of meeting for the association arc ne
date nxe6 was the arSt n earaS3aY ara
THURSDAY after tia seoon1 S.lD1zy Il
September. 1886
By a rising vu.e IRE Association inArke.
the t,s.f5s. o! Wharton Tor c1rT-s@s!es ar 2
hnspitsilties extended curing TIE -1.eei-
ing.
The ,ois1w,ng are TIE rev members 81
rolled. a Campbell : r to1tc, fcsr
II. p Devent IT. A. J Fa--e-4 Alsss-'
N and r Warren Mss I--Je l>eT1s
Mrs J. II Frazer and Mrs A y ~ AXIS
OF different hreed q bees - rT'ss-e r -
there were ave hzrts ~ HAn. t1re-e rarcs
Isaiian Gnpo-ts5l ca-n'oisn a,d i1oiylha
bees.
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AssAssrNA7vD AND BURNED

San Ausushre, TEXAS December . -
News reached t0~n tits morning that &
fearful murder HAD iAkeu plsoe SIX niles
sosth o. town last night T. = few minutes
Deputy Sheriff Bruan Wan VIII several
others went CT 10 the some On 'sz-ai7s
there found q sickeainE sight--'se -r'7s
Of a burning lcg caa.a with the irenk q
Arthur Polk lyi-g N rs ns-s;. Es ana
another yong n7sT5 Esa @s-e i!v-rs ia
the cabin alone. TIE o'ne- nesto VS.
staying away FROM home some toar miles.
The supposiuon IS TIA, Po.s was -nurieres
and TIE hozss FRI At last sc-g9n.s tie
sher.trs posse were making cs-tne- IL
yes,ieations and ths sup5.9sit,on IS a.
ares, will sv3@ ecsicw.
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Beeylie Texas. December zs.-Fcr tse
efterEs. 1meai 81 visitors 20 the city tho
Bee,lEe cpe--4 troupe played Lady Aud
lfs's Secret" at the opera house last
IiEat ans standing room. was hardly 10
De- had BeaGmolt CM1ton and Mrs
clsatou TOOK the Two upst siiArgt parts,
LUCE Monks. 4 drunken yDme keeper and
Lsty AIQlry, respectively. while the re-
Iua,r1e- OF me cast Of characters was
maze Gp ~ follow. S!r Michael Audlcy
~ AlQiey cgsrI, Ma; Parks, Robert Aud
les SIR Nirtaefs Hc-,hrw, II. y. Mari.
GeJrse Talhoys. J. =. Agee' Alicia Audley,
D. s. jrc!e EkidTorr Phoebe Monks. Lady
= uGleYs maid, Mrs Mabel Whalcn.
7 he play one ri tragedy and not usually
We'll eiyet by others than excitement
~ sensation loving yeopie. Of which there
a. bot ffr hcre. was highly enlu3ed by
TIE large audience. and zach u the act
c-s iu turn WaS lJurly sncored Nat
Parks VINO may not b. termed Rn anna
rF-T exactly makes a dectdc1 hit IN ise
rob o. afiy character y here the arts OF
crollsfy or wiitcism are TO be brought
iTto ray t'.t ne made no less a success
So the rule u SIR Michael last night,
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COLORADO t.TcrpsfoSrsTs.

Scr Lake. Tezag- December s.-The
fret excursion parry f-o'n Colorado points.
under are ~. dance d NJ. j. Z, Newton
o. Ho-st5n, consisting o. Messrs C. c.
Hzrg=sty. : : Berrs .. frank smith
ara J T. Dawson, capitalists from Crlp-
ple Creek art usr,er took last evenings
train Tor Houston after spending several
JAWS at Sour Lake and vicinity Colonel
EeHtcu WA p, pu- ume mSrzg.r 90 he
rnar 4-a&e sA7s.Arium and Ia advocating
tfe fHe-1 a. Of tne waters found here know
IS -ertpt ne sp@aEs TIE gentlemen e1-
pressed ine-u.-elF-s al highly interested
v.ff WHAT trey saw a. Sour LEk- Ru1
were 90, slow lp r"r,-agk ttat We iulgnt
car from th-ru a-Ain
tlpet az .cils ~ tue 90 wen were taup1r-
afl-f suspended yesterday, caused hy me
fTeeA-rE q the iron aahlns = nicr ~ beins
ia ~ III gre vs.i. = -l'h ~ 1870 fact ma
ha-u reached vita encouraging results AM
tfe worn 70 fL---T irneutlrs fJ- petrQle m
= % be- prsr - IS SION ns a stronger cas-
ing lz rsee.4eA from Houston
a rlptt-sct.Jr gang ~ Tie Southern
Per,nr COMPANY have ben side-track
v.t1 tfei- cars ~ this station during tne
present week an sre engaged IN max
jig s.r.-a'Hgrs = the de0ot ans other
i'rrrostr aeuts q TIE cOngany's property
az. grounds
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-, -~,~rrsea exclusively IN TIE Pos, On
las. Tnnr<. AZ i4s Vas StasiaeS u Chr
ease q aas 1orCef than he fnSc1aed 70
ssAs n CLOSE . 5nsT~ss WA anbtNer
YAeyv far sNA hae teet rscsV of x'ellovASnire,
syles.A lsres sr,serS u4a have Tho e'rs>st OF
ssnnIae ,hnsr Sss mil csil tsrne, ana niv'S-
Rlst Ss.Nts ffrhh
irArlntn y 4. asrr~slt,e. government ~.
sf-ef~ 3. sf.1r re az tNe nayk 81 sauna
NssS aNs h Grange fo3Sy ana v'eus S2wa
10 me ynruth ~ tnf SANtnt fgNe- 70 tfAas-
shs srN..4h ~ the Needles gfVer wAefe
81 snSr6rristi5~ ~ ssoN wtil nt eSrsNse
IN ArNasir.s q shanrs, Hsrass re Sar
t,arsEir w E Mct-aAuSNsn. collector
az customs a; Sabine l>sss. s>eai ne Gay
n Grange today. i,cSin< after sS-ae mat
..--S connected w7.A lis Sr4ce>
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TOMS Es.AMININi TRIAL.

K&rues City. Texas. December - The
examining trial OF n. z. Tom. charged
WIKI KILLING Burnel Butler al Kennedy, on
The 18th instant, hat been set or Tues
csy. the Set q this month There are
er!te q number Of witnesses IN the cnse
ana a good deal of excitement still pre-
ysns Messrs. Groves * Wilson are en-
ploysd ia The prosecution and ZION. John
H. Bsiley Of ~ueTo ana A. J Bell. ESQ,
%. this place VIII represent the defend
ant.
Burned Butler the deceased was the
cfly son ~ Pleas l{ Butler. who has ie.
Eidpd p 'his county for many years.
y. j. Tom. who W charged with the
homicide is a barber. and has resided In
liked. The en;ire aifgir is regretted IS
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ANOTHER BIG LAND DEAL.

Velasco. Texas. December zs.--Velasco
vas wrapped In O dense fog this morning,
such one ar - seldom seen here. About
10 O'Clock Il hfted like an imm.nse cur
tain anG the day IS bright ard clear.
n IL report a that the trade has been
cioFed tor one OF the finest plantation s
ca tsney y. AAfagDrda county, the price
paio b.lng Nqysf
a Car load of wagons and farm nipple
They are for use or tiln Lowcod planta-
iiou, lately sold, There will follow be.
tween this and the lEt Of January nifty
cory ctH 20 work the place.
The Mexican steamer ri Gallo came IN
yesterday, and Will Ra.i IN few days
for Mexican ports loaded with Oil.
Tug Stella and barRss viii arrive today
ana begin work AZ once on the pettiss.
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IJITCucOCK LOCALS,

Hitchcock, Texas, December 2.-Mr. r.
y. Mitchell IS having his 10, fenced pre-
paratory to building.
Mr.. Il. o. Coon has purchased three
splendid lots. lie intends bu.lding n fine
large house and VIII move tis family
here 10 live.
Dr. Chew has sold his residence and
ten acre lot to "A Mr.. Hess Of Kansas,
Mr and Mrs. Purcell from Lakin, Kan,
are visiting relatives here. He Is quite
charmed with Hitchcock.
Merchants all report business good dur
ing tho holidays.
delightful dance vas held in the hall
last Wednesday night Visitors from La
mhrque. Arcadia, Alta Iona and Gal
weston were IN attendance.
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KANSAS HARRoR RoNps.

Sakntonio. Texas. December 2s-At a
meetk OF the stockholders Of the Aran-
sas irbor company. held here today.
an ise of $1,000, coo OF twenty-five year 6
per CT first mortgage bonds were az
thoriz. The bonds have already been
contraed for by Eastern capitalists and
viii bsold as soon as issued. The pro-
ceeds tho Issue will be used In prosecu-
ton work on the jetties at Arkansas
Pass, d In the construction of wharvcs,
Soeka ltr
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,-ese rss> n. .sse- ~ hast n1xss was De-
<a5ezsy 7Ae fsxex2 tsort ~ set ssS>a-,
The e%sasy Azzs c>GvSstx. ~ are -
ss-f-.psszss fsze ~ -nA-r srasNSn-eSix sgfirss
eA< II k.1ensa-sre. and este -sS-sxae2<As7ss.
Al IN relE sr~ess 2IssraG ma NeiEzs srs.s
1nlsi : 1Nss ssrer-ltr.<
-sar g-xa3 zskreA vSs srS - NJ = "a
Wxsss-.s a. .Ec AZ A. LIS ~saissC
gssSs ~ ssrtssc ~ - stEr-s~r = -fTe
srsliiart asaer1 si9a<t a tvslg.r ts>S - e
n -ac-7,esr ~ sslSsf rarsslrs ~'sTs gs-sss' ~
M rus ~ ss.-sss.s uars sgsA-srt - rtssse
s, n rv-s-s sasshs sxqera ans rs Suacsas .
n <zesesz II 1s-xz sSsSSu cN1As-
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SCHOOL, PRINCIPALS
Resolutions Asking Legislation on c
tain SUbfpcfs

Resolutions Asking Legislation on Ger
tain Subjects.
Waco Texas. December 2S.--The second
ana last day CT the session OF the Texas
state Association of School superintena.
ents and Principals began at 10 o'cloeIk
this morning at the First Baptist church
me regular programme was taken lp and
the discussion of papers continued.
Resolutions were adopted asking the
.blhalIrs 10 Increase the schou, ,sx ~,
10 ne .ll limit OF 20 cents on the sl'sn
asking that a constitutional amend,een,
oa submitted removing the limit of "a
cents; that counties be authorized tn d.
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THE COAST COUNTRY EDITION.

Lockhart, Texas. December 2s--The spe-
oisl coast country edition OF The Post.
which came 10 hand by yesterdays mail
Ia in great demand, AMI the subject OF
universal comment Such newspaper en-
terprise eVinces vas, amount OF energy
ana public spirit on the part OF the pun,
fishers and viii I've greatly Appreciates
bv ths people OF this section, who have
been 10 successfully and trlthfully writ
ten up In this splendid edition. Surely
there IS but one Texas, and The Post Is It's
urophet
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NEW sETrLERs.

North Galyeston, Toxas. Dessmber 2s.-
Several wagons loaded with immgrtn,s
arrived yesterday from IN the country,
They VIII settle In North Galveston.
The young people had an elegant hop
at ths Induntrill hotel Christmas night
The ground Is drying UP rapidly. owing
to good dralEaEn.
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Dallas, Texas. December &.-'rhe I'm
Shoe company, In business at S22 him
street. made general assignment TO-DAY
transferring 70 y. j. Knight as assignee
their stock OF SHOES for the beneht OF
slch creditors as are willing 10 accept.
The creditors are all Eastern Shoes houses
except John Myers Of 81. Louis l.iabili-
tins 81 90. assets eatimated at Sl0.00O.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Elchgpo;,d. December "A number OF
prominent farmers were in town today.
getftnK ready Tor another crop. Several
thousand acres OF ground IN the county
have baan turned over and are ready for
planiinE.
Dyer Il Bertrand have several hundred
head OF fine hogs ready for the market,
some weighing ~ pounds.
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been purchased with a portion OF the
stoen funds. Sewall turned the draft
over to Deputy United states Marsnai
Burke at the depot when he was leaving
for Leavenworth t<an) penitentiary with
the prisoners. under on agreement that he
should cash II, pay $500 to the family oil
Henry and the other $500 TO Sewaii. The
plaintiff seeks to restrain the payment OF
this money to the defendant and asks tnai
the plaintiff be adjudged entitled to re-
Coyer
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BAu REFUSED.

Ssssia, Texas, December :7.--ist-1,t
Judge spoons= this morning -etls=3 .
grant tEll 70 waEe- Fp-ss f1r re fling
OF Il HRs-ei two r-seks ag1 The r. a.
created .uis-ase 4istefrst, lbst- tsiag at~cl-
tx Ttsglu Only iu We ccurt hc.re 7 .e
IA oeEs 81 -D.lE ira = 10y flGE frfrt ate
TINS .IHSinaE Waf rcrf-f-le-.ol yesterday
evening. Ttla 6trqrlgfE Ger Fcrag aye
Jsegs fguies grea- 81 i01. er-if -'-srr1r rs-
lana ana r L. JorlsJr. TIE rts.e's rld.-
So ar Ssrlzsc- J. D. yls-rl iior TrcmAs
Franklin q aan AziCll0 and Mesa Neal
s.~.N
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HY MENEAl..

sTOFFEPS-DAVIS- - Flatonla, Texas
December G.-Last night, at 7:80 o'clocIe
united In matrimony to Miss Laura ia
Wis Of this place, Rev. II. NJ. Rowland
officiating. ''''"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Tex
MIR, and Mrs w A puckworth Mics ~,
tie Morgan was married to Or. Bernhin
OF Washington county. Many friends Gov
a happy life NN i"i
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termine by vote the tax they will levy
ior school purposes to the limit OF Ss
the entire county and not by districts,
aud that majority vote be sufficient to
determine the tax.
Arstin was selected as TIE place OF the
nest meeting, June 1886.
Tbe repor. of D,. o. II. Cooper as
chairman of the committee on the prog
fcss OF Texas schools closed the meetll.g.
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CHARLES soRG.

DarAs Texas. December S-Char'es
sorS sos-e jeweliy business At so Elm
s1-,sa. Sled seca Of trust yesterday con-
~evt-g rs entire stock ~ goods. wares
ara rrercha-dise co1s g ing o! watches.
oiccSs. diamonds. .ewe'ry and silverwnre.
tore,her With rs hNures and furniture.
70 2 wcichsel trustee, for the purpose
o. securing his creditors.
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NEW pOeTAfAsTrn

Lockhnrt, Texas. December 2s.-Mr. ].
II. Anderson has been appointed postmas-
tar at Lockhart. TO succeed William
Kelly, whose term expired December II.
Mr.. Kelly, though a republican, has been
an ericient ana popular official, and goes
out with the good will OF all.
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nAsTnop corNrr enANp rrRY.

sassrpp. Texas. December z.-T'he
grand 3usy resurned work Or Thp-sasy.
rhe 9f;h, and 81 70 da,s has reported
twelve t.S51y olls. rey ase TOW or
TsEEa q .gEeEtssatsnr TT caEs u Neville
chaffst WIZ aft~uipi 10 murder e HeXaeaD
O. Ce3a: fTetk ans yBE; member q
witnesses have u.an Futnynoned r. the
Jlreznises- ~ 81 ~ 8 s. thought tire gta1a
fury ~sA not Eef drie FOR several Gas yet
Dia;-srl corr Nil resEfDe i1hor Monday
VIE. ne criminal aocEei viii 70 taser ny
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Hockey. Texas. De>c-rssr &-TAs res'-
derce Of John wArrra. $ f1;hes-la.lsw
@! George Ell-s - Hsussen ma. surufa
las 1sEhL Two naSEg=s discovered Ire
IRE a.- broke 5cwG tee 1o.r aol rescued
AT ard Mrs. Warren, w13 are an az &
coHTls ans v.l mleat have ls' q cre-nate1
hal a. set been fu- ms .-r3rps Assls lance
Jhe house ana ceaLrnis " ~s-- o. t5tsi i-ss
Loss $50, casA ara Eo.s bura.d iV9,
- insurance
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MvrrrR a. gt,1cTDT,,

Blum Tsxas, December .s.--,rns wife q
NJ :. ). 5ss-k-rss. who bves sis miles
fryea n,rs. was found late tiaF evening
assD1t .W9 ruilsS froE, home shot thrown
.hs heaG- II b ROT known whether -.
was murdered or had taken hsr orn life
4 pistol wa foJad lying ~ her lap Nher
fO1=s1 Az iEg1aAEi WI - held tonight
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OUR FATE is IN HIS HANDS.
Washington Post.
Every obstacle In the path of the presi-
gent has now been cleared away He has
been given carte blanche to move forward