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The FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Session Liable to be Prolonged Unit
Some Time Next Week.
SEAT CONTESTS IN THE CONVENTION.
All Outside Trades Unio"s Invited to BE
come I'M ed WI II he Fed
eration--B 'ycotts.

New York, December l1.--So slowly has
the work of the American Federation oil
Labor progressed that instead of ad-
Journment being reached on Friday OF
Saturday at the latest. which was the
original programme, 1t is not likely that
the election of officers will be reached be-
fore Monday and possibly Tuesday of
next week. The main obstruction Is the
contested seats In the convention, a mat
ter which is usually disposed of on the
first day of the annual convention. AT the
opening session today the credentials
committee reported that w. L. Ward,
claiming to represent Painters union, a
dual organiZa ton. be denied seat. Sub
sequeu.ly the subject of duality of or
CARNATIONS within the ranks of the fed
Grafton was brought up Vice President 4.
j. lIldcrkn, who predicted that unless
the conditions were corrected the fedora
tiun Wuull IAN under the control OF an
tdgouis ic elements
Instancing the case OF l19 lodges of the
Brow cry Employees Nauondi union, "a
small majority OF which are attached to
tDc KmEnl, Of Labor, Mr. Elderkin said.
These knights Of Labor assemblies have
a Maj uuu. trade assembly and meet in
National convention ana secrcly legislate
Tor tine National trewcry Employes'
union. rs "a result great National union
attached 10 the federation Is controlled
absoiutlly by an inner circle Of the
knights OF Labor As Il remedy for this
condition resolution was offered to the
effect that hereafter admission should be
refused TO any delegate whose Organi2a-
ton has within It's ranks any other or
ganiz1tion less tho total membership
thereof"
The executive committee report sub
mitted was deferred. The various sections
VIII he TAX up and considered singly
by the proper committees. The eight hour
Work day discussion was set down for
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New York. December 1.-THE Herald
says today For some reason unknown 10
the Yonkers authorities tn" Chicago pclic.
want to know something about the mar
riage If Celia Nicholaus city Marshal
QGiun Of the Yonkers city court received
telegram from chief Police Inspector
Fitzgerald OF Chicago ASKING for a copy
Of Iell1s marriage certificate.
II was not known before that Zella and
Albert Ruhrmann were married in Ynnk-
ers. tn matter was kept secret while
she WIS pressing her suit against George
Gould. lut II was leaned Yesterday that
Mr. Gould's lawyer got Wind of this mar
Iiage In Workers and week before the
settlement OF the case one OF them went
to Nonl>"rs. examined the record In the
health department and made copy of the
certificates.
1t is now believed that this ma-riage
certificate played an important part IN
| inducing Celia Nicholaus In compromise
her suit for $4,000 to $1,000. 1t Is NOW
intimated THAT this marriage certificate
furnished evidence on whicN TO base u
suit for bigamY If reasons should arise
akin; II desirable to press such cnai4,c.
celia aud Rul rmauu were married in -.
Johns rcctory n North Broadway, Yonk-
ers, on January 81 1894 by the Rev. IN
Alexander Carver, rector Of the church.
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CATTLE GROWERS LOAN.

Chicago, December ll.-"Thls organza-
ton said p. d. Armour today when
asked about the proposed Cattle Growers
Loan company, lis simply development
and capitalization ms it were OF condi-
tons which have been In existence long
while. 1t will be run practically as d
bank is run. with the same kind Of CT
ganl1auon ana corresponding officers.
y Wlll work I'm harmony and and col
laterly with the banks"
W nay l9rucular region do you expect
'Al southwestern areas OF cattle pro-
duclnS lands. The field will he large Ny
hndncia1 agent T.. \. Valentine, Is now
returning from Omaha. where he ha
been looking into the matter. Most Of
ms season business l. closed and tn ire
y no hurry about developing the scheme.
Inc capital sock it Is Thought, win eN
clrn N,WAHh. u, A, Cudahy, Herman
Nounlz, lnhh \, Croightoh, j. NJ " sol.
worth, Fred Davis, John A. McShane
dNu w. y. ftNton ar also behind tn
uatl'r N addition to these there vii
ne consldorahle capital from Eastern
n4rkers In New York. Boston and else
You see. it is impossible for many
W tstern cHltlpincn to bridge over m
Nlr'sHll uHca OI times rs stringent as tn
~ 1s'NI rms season especially is "A hare
2ne and II is the purpose OF tho stocL
"uueIS 10 help them over the shoals
~ present The outlook Is that head
Nealt yrs wlil Inc At Suu,h Omaha, with
wy ""ely branch at k0nsas city.
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impose penalties or restrictions on the
shipment Of live Texas cattle TO her
shores and the only thing standing In
the way of the free shipment of these
cattle to England is the restrictive ru,es
or laws of our government. which arr.
framed IN conjunction and as "A part OF
the cattle quarantine regulations agains
Texas cattle.
Mr. Saunders and Mr.. Thompson stated
to the secretary that II the restrictions
were removed and the shipment of i've
Texas cattle permitted, as other live cat
tie. they would ship 100000 beeves to
England the first year through the ports
OF Galveston and New Orleans. with Mr.
Simpson. they demonstrated to Mr.. Nor
an, that the country tributary to Fort
sorth produce one-third OF the entire
cattle OF the United states and that an
immense industry cou.d be built up In
the shipment Of beeves between Fort
Worth and England through Galveston.
The secretary tod MIR. Bell that ne
would do everything In bis power TO re-
ieve the Texas cattle of all restrictions
which prevented their free shipment to
fore gn ports. and Mr.. ijell thinks the
whole matter viii be arranged In ten
daNg
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CASE GIVEN TO THE JURY.
Long Arguments 10 the Standard Oil
Suit Finally Closed.
I THE SUNDAY LAW TO BE ENFORCED.
kane Neai Admitted to Bail ut a
Dancs-Texa. Muiea for
Honduras.

Waco, Texas. December 1.-THE Stand
ard OH Trust case closed tonight WITH a
night session. The entire day was con-
sumed In the closing arguments of ]. ID.
Johnson Of St. Louis and u. c. BolinGer
and Hon. George Clark for the defense.
ard Assistant Attorney General FL. =.
Brown for the State. The arguments
were ell lengthy and that OF Judge Clark
particularly brilliant and vigorous. The
defense contended that the prosecution
rad utterly failed to establish consolr-
ncv; failed to show that Hathaway. the
defendant. had any knowledge OF a con-
spiracy or OF unlawful acts upon the part
Of Bis employers and that he had not been
connected In any manner with ouch A con-
spiracy After refusing to order the Jury
to fiod for the defendant. Judge Scott de.
livered his chSrge, and at 10 O'Clock the
jury retired and court adjourned until in
the morning
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aged 30 a pioneer capitalist. died toca,
after q prolonged Illness. lie was born
s, kusseilyiiis, Ky IN 1850 he married a.
sS Ssn, ,a MIS- sa,oc y3na Te 80,
son.
j. r.. FREEMAN-Legge,;. Texas, De
GENDER n,--Nr. J. II. Freeman. one
Lcggetts leading business men. died
his nome 81 II 40 a. m. today. after
lingering illness Of four or five weeks
q Ne remains viii be inferred near her,
tomorrow.
AN fNFANT-Herphlll. Texas. Decem
her S.--The death argcl visited the home
Of Mr. and Mrs g. W Corsey Saturda
night and n.ucked from their midst theft
tight Friday night and died before day
MRS. BEvERLY-plano, Texas, be.
cemhcr 10. - Mrs. william Beverly
wide widow i,,. o. csp pa William ecy
Of the Mexican war. died " at her home
Two miles southwest OF Plano, this morn
"a. NJ. zIMMERMAN-warrensburs
etei 10 years. died Of aponlexy, while
drying. today. He was large property
holder here and in Harrisburg, PA,
cen6sr il.-Mrs. carrie s. Pscf died hera
today OF the age Of g years She was
the mothsr-in-law Of l., I. Goidbccko d
~ ominent Insurance man of this c.ty.
y. y GARIAND-W. !. BARRETT
Waco. Texas. Dec ruber III. p Garland
and W. / Barrett two wei known bus.
mess men Of this city, died today.
MRS. Pcarsali Texas. pc-
cemher l0.--Mrs Newman slater Of "
t.. papChtrty, died here this evening ar-
ter a short Illness
J p; MANN-Denison. Texas. Decemh~r
81 y. Mann. aged IL died SATURDAY
az Cutter four mites west Of here
MRS T. c. ROWAN -ru,shoro Texas
Ieccn'her a-Mr7 Jane Crockett Rowan
di'i here last evening. aged ~.
NpS M iHlE FDGETT-Denison. Tas.
~. Dozen hcr Mrs Marie Etkett, aged
VI. Cd AMLrllv nighi.
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SHORT ltXAa SPECIALS.


NAN ASDTA- Margaret KclIv. sr, old no..
fFess, ~bs struck IN tho side win a rort
'I'lng "a row between Two women ami
dlr9 soon Gfterward
,JADkso iLLE~The sra q jur. / .vcs
uEnted INC charge OF alleged cfliniG,i AZ.
sHult ag inst Dr j " BRITAIN sni dis
missed o. Rs grDundless
GltEENN lLLE-Nearly 10 rhysi,io,a
" ~ attendance On the sessions OF thr
N0rth Texas Medical ass1cia'tor s7iIg
.rttA'hE payers are read eId discussed
TfLER-W. n shock"y. foreman ~ tb.
t.'Ih factory Was arrested ON l. ebary.
81 eiiWlnai libel against tine v.lfe a.
sD,,r' 'mpipyr OF the factory Shockey
VI y y S. The gail1Wsup n wnIcp os
Ghf iieru-man. colar.d is 10 be eva.tt,,-,t
b'etiNptl u Us being rrerted MAJ perf "a
or thr NruiThl Ttiirual. there lafnu ma
"rrtlH.nl'nt in the jail Tor a gplows.
MAJ a" y y, ' I. e." i Hayu'e. an aged
9'St ". aus' hc conceived the der thpt
80 h4d COMMANDED him b. nFt AMI,
u".s' 80 went without food sixteen dsys
lion ut =, ~, &g"lEIii- The frs, annual exhib-
lil u is iu full hiazt The biesett ..,
nhssl aggytsatun ~ two-i,gg1d arn
,vbIt.iu 'f'NHs eyer seen Ia Texas Is on
ot'inti that his clty will have a cnttGo
No ON mi. With capitol stock OF f5G ,.tI
Ie sfe,ittr part Of the stock hss been
tt-nH olonel v. u, skinner y al ~
tf"n pr VIC eht'r rise. lts capacity "a h.
"a, ttns lrf gay. Work on the planl
ma Mills Ei.-+sits, BRYAN is charged with
band. J. ". Bryan, viii a b,t@i.. l,,, NJ
s.shhy quarrel e wac cut IN s,,versl
ppnsis,s about the head. but moi burger.
bond and Mra. Eryan ,ndsr ~, tg b'.i ,,l
| i,i,,a assanl 70 murder. They failed h.
have r. POM Sa,,r ana were taken 10 lail. They
! iGree ,ss I s'aah shllAr@u aud a babe ri
t tnr', Lnr,n's, there being nowhere elss
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BEAUMONT pupaEr.

Repper Released tro-- ysis--CH War
BreNins-Hoiei 3, Pot; Arthur.
Beaumont. Texas. D,sce-laasr u.--A,bert
Reopen. the Turk who ~3s arrested and
Jailed on the charge OF patscnlrg o.a
man Ham at Sabine Pass. Ass lioeratsc
yesterday. Reopen was arrested during
the recen, term OF the district court. bu,
the grand 3ury failed TO indici him. lie
was taken TO Sabine Pass ey officers
yesterday AM on motion u County Al
torney Wheat the Justice Of the peace who
issued the warrant OF aires, ordered his
release.
A new ;wo-s,ory brick building lie TO oe
erected al the corner Of Crockett and
Main streets by the Kyle estate. Arch
teet heiner has drawn pans q me build
AIRY Is. iss5.
There Is an oil war brewing in Beau
mont. The Waters-Pierce company mas
a monopoly OF the trade mere and a gen
says that merchants here don't seem
inclined to handle his goods He expresses
the determination OF putting his Of or
the beaumont market however. but Just
how he viii accomplish his purpose ne
has not diVulged to The Post ccrrcspond-
cnt. The gentleman says his concern -
abe TO stard a tuss,e with the standard
OF. company ana interesting developments
may De expected,
G. ". Bareheld white man, was ms
morning placed under 500 bond Re au-
pear before the next grand jury 10 on-
swer the charge q aggrtVatsa assault 90
nnkno ,, W H. NJ. t5arrhr ll,,, stys
ana he punt he'd him by a vig1rou thrash
ing with The heavy cnl q q big club.
Conroy & Fox. the irish comedians. are
billed for a performance at the opera
house Monday night, December 49,
MIR. George Mat hcws. architect for the
Port Arthur LAID and Town company
arrived In Beaumont today With the plans
and specifications OF the $1,000 hotel thui
IS 70 be erected at Port Arthur Nj
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MIL ENroRcn nm suNnAY Ian

Corpus Christi, Texas, December Ii
County Attorney pelmas Giyens has is
sued notice to all business houses In
the city except those legally exeupt-that
II Is an infrAouou OF the law 20 barter
ard seh on sunday and that hence.uuh
tho VIII enforce the law.
be DISTRICT court VIII probably ndioprn
Ills week. The noted land case of ptis.
~. Mecca nphell has occupied tho court
court twelve years.
IRISH an oyster Commissioner kibhle.
who has boon IN the city several DAYS has
issued Is ct,N-siN oyster tongs licenses and
twenty seine licenses, The uoh aLG oyster
commission Is giving better Subtraction
han AZ nrst thought and this iudustr,
viii certainly be- properly pr0tec.cd
\ hog Weighing 40 pounds was killed
Yesterday by Mr. +. Badeschwiler This
is the largest hog ever killed in this
county
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RUMoREp noLp-uP.

Lufng, Texas, necemher n-Rerorts
reached here today that a bold hold.up
occurred at Red Rock, Bastrop county.
last night und hat The rObncls had So
cured large sum. Red Book a a town
ut .O0 Inhabitants, tWentN-one miles fta,u
smlthyilc, on The saw Marcos division OF
ne Kay. 1t is impossible 10 learn par
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Texas, De-
ccmbrr ll-Nlr. j. w. McGaffey was mar
ried last evening to Miss Lizzie Cross.
Rev. j. 4 Groom, he popular minister
Of the First Baptist church, officiating
tour
HOUSTON BEAII.-Austin, Texas, L.
cewbcr Ill Fouirht At the First l'resby-
terrain church Professor David +. Houston
of the state university and Miss Helen
lCall Of this lily were united In marriJ g.
aue lott az once for New orleans on {.
wedding trim.
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BUSINESS lR0uBLES.

n. Is. GAY, GENERAL MERCHANT.
South McAlestor, l. r., December IL
n Il. Gay, dcnicr IN general merchandise
At South Canadian. assigned this morn
ing, naming j 10 Neal of South Canadian.
j. T., rs Assignee. Liabilities about $4,000
The state National bank and others Of
Dcnison are among the preferred cred
itoIs.
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THE DEATH ROLL

MRS. n. h. CULBERSoN-Jen
Texas. December il.--Mrs. u. Is. Culber.
sru, wife Of Congressman y. Il. Culher-
son and mother of Governor Char es \
Cuihcrson. died this morning Of heart dis
ease, after d long and painful n.aess. She
"di be- buried Friday morning at 10
O'Clock
Austin, Texas, December u,--News was
received here this morning Of the death
al Jefferson ~ Mrs. u f.. ca berson 10
at Congressman Culberson and mother Of
80. Judge Reagan. Xii r. ~ Finley
GtnoJal Mhhry ana MIR II. II. l.ockett left
lnr Jcucr ou This afternoon 10 attend the
tauera. and the state departments Vii
r. closed tomorrow out OF respect for the
deceased.
Washington, December u.-There are
uary friends IN Washington who will re-
gr,t 10 know OF Mrs. Culbersons death.
long heeu a noticeable figure iu Official
society, particularly IN that branch OF
= which Is southern. To have lived In
.ashrRtou for twenty years. as Mrs.
Cuhrtsuu did was 10 know an of Ia
tml ana political history and e was OF
!eeeese thlngt th9{ she talked hes. A.
Fore her death she sim Kept her place
u thtt representative element OF the
o.d regime which lived IN The old fash
Toned hotels. She was known here not
oIly as an IDEAL wife aud mother but
aa and adviser and counsellor NJ h0e
Wtrd end rooi Judgment, In fact. much
~ Tho success which has come 20 her hts
bnri and hrr two sons Is credited to her
wifo'y advice and her mo;herlY tuition.
" ny hearted messages OF coincidence
viii reach Judge Culberson and his family
from Warrington,
3. ". HtNkt Columbus. Texas. he
,cmbcr iL-Mr j. y. ,Bmkley' an ola
] ltixFu uf this place, died at his residence
est evening. Tie wa buried tha morn.
~ al odd Fo lows Rest. Mr.. lllnkloN
| aie good and nsisteut member Of the
| Methodist church, was hunored and loved
4y a large acquaintance II may b. said
| " HIM. that hc lived out long and use
| fu' He aud died witAout an enemy.
| GEORGE FRENCH-Corpus c'risti
| Texas, December II Tho funeral 90
| .eory" French, which occurred this
| morning was one OF the largest eyer, seer
| "a thls CITY. The fire department. SpciedAd
| 'gnacio Iiieude pubic school ch ldrfN
| Nssc"s. sons Of Hermann, city counci
| and odd Fellows attended the funeral Ia
| body
| JOHN II. WELLER-kansas City, Mo
J December il.-Cnptain John II. Weller
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,rcr,prs Avn SHIPMENTS

Total receipts OF cotton ai oat,lrrf
dav were 1911 bales. diviaenc ~ II Il A
I}v Gulf. Colorado ana san as IA
way nH. by Internaii9Su,rr, ~ allis, 4
northern railway, 1879; ny nnlc
Nv barge Gibbs, IL ny , es's ~ b, 4
iil2. hy barge Willie lis' y .A:s:.
Chrlstopher Colombo IL "
Clara Ida. IS. oo,ton ua,
Taken by Galveston a.. no.'''
io,1 .opetp1ptiOn, ~ Ddlts.-uuun
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can to ore, q quarry. rv-N-s lave ccs1
treauen; that The tccS sspD.y q, sA's r4fcs
contractors would ~ ccsr i-ei,et - &e,an-
don their aH&rries AerS. Bar TIE a.s&rsr
rs-opie seem anassturce. 1rN Are rev
making Il evtden; thar trey Meow W aAi
they are about AS r-rssssctcSS t4as,ssssc sssi
nth the USireS.ca Constr stssN cot'-
pany have isteiy W7-cversf a ste wferr
enough bard tint rcsk MAS Saows - rsere
thin duplicate the rSSi pUtnrs. wA&sA has
ennallei many Nhn-.sAni car laA.tS
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nnLhr M cnlMlNAI. AppEAI.s.

Tyler Texas, December u.--Cases were
decided today by the court of criminal
appeals as follows:
Affirmed Willis VS., State. from Mel len
nan, two casrs. Exon Us. STATE. from Bex-
a; Graham vs.. state. from Fails, Stacey
vs.. State, from McLcnuan.
Reversed Barnett vs. state, from Gal
weston stokes rs. State. from Fails, Prin-
EEL IS. State. from Brlzos, ex parte Kane
Neal admit Ell to bail in 5000
Appeal Dismissed Kerry vs. State. from
Co'YeN two cases.
Ofeuse Ahaied-Frank Moore VS. State,
from ('orVcii
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THIRD sUPRCME DISTRICT.

Austin, Texas. December lion the call
Of the trial docket in the Third court of
civil appeals today the following proceed
ings were held:
Affirmed Davis ct al. vs.. Taylor from
Llano; ely Water Company VS.. sta.e of
reSus, from Travis; hambel & HeaHty
e, al vs. Davis ct al, from Caldwell;
Hamilton vs. Beard, from Travis.
reversed and remauded--Reynolds ct al.
rs. " tluNlAn at al, from BNruet, Aust n
AMI Nui laWrstcru Railway {, mi any vs..
81 tlmurry fr m Travis, luttruluuual
and Great Northern Railway vs. ~ k
hall. from lays.
Du cali OF motion docket the following
Decentralization K Davis vs.. J. g..
Nauury co al, from Williamson. moi n
81 dismiss appellants m0uou for rehear-
i,hearing sed-Srcupard ct al. ".
Avery tt AL. from williamson Erlc lc
ys Campbell. receiver, ct AL. from Travis,
Bovali - al ". Gulf Colorado and santa
lor Water Company vs., Kelly, from W H.
WmS1u. Missouri Kansas aud Texas
Railway vs.. hirklan >. from rel.
Nrriulcd-Nlaprcnha V. NeNk 7,
FROM Compl, 30 affirm on certificate be-
causo eer idcnte Is defective.
submitted for rehearlng-llouston and
Tc,1s central Railway Ccmpany vs..
smith - AL fr m Bastrop, Yves ern Dn OF
N 'earquh COMPANY vs.. Maggie u NiAn'
Vi-ee motions to quash citations were
-gnu. trj iu the call nj Udiuhursh- Amer
t,an Land Mor's1Ee Company ". Erggs
p, AL. from Coleman.
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KILLED AT A DANCE.

Giddings, Texas, December IA difn
'ulty occurred between Andrew namron
AMI two brothers. stock and Tom Wesson
as Night. ut q dance AZ the house OF
John Stoles about ten miles north OF
he.e, In which Danron was shot and in
tantlS Killed ny Tom NcS5on, Wesson
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RENfVAL AT ALVIN

Alvin Texas December l1.-tlldor Rich
nd Lemay commenced revival services
he Christian church revival g. rvices al
,nol atten ance for the hrs, night. Tnf
meeung VIII continue as long as the
weather continues favorable,
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sTATE FAIn nrrIr1Ar-a

Dallas Texas, December lt.-'rhe diroc.
tors OF the State Fair association mo,
11nd elected tho following officers far tSae
"a - treacNant. president. Cuy sunni. en-
VIC president; Claude Cour, secretary
ana j. Is. Adoue. treasurer. N'
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c / r0GGs DRY GOODS

kaufman Texas, December n.-C, /.
Roegs, dry goods erchant at this place
uled a decd OF trust today for the benefit
OF h.s creditors. Liabilities about SsJ00
asgCts about the same
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COURTS OF LAST RESORT.
Decisions Handed Down In Criminal
and Civil Appeals.
KANE NEAL ADMITTED TO BAIL.
Five Thousand Dollars Is the Sum Re
quired for App~arsrce--T Third and
Fourth eva Cuurts.

Galveston, Texas. December lin the
court OF civil appeals today the following
motions were submitted:
For arinr--lnternstional and Great
uerndon, from CheroSee George Herman
ct al vs.. II. Geisecke ct al, n ON Harris,
O.. A. Floyd VS.. Mrs. G IBIS, from Walker.
To affirm on certliicate-F NJ: Jermigan
IS. W. r. Blackshear, from Tyler.
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The FIRE RECORD.


Glen Rose, TcNas, December s.--Mrs
Thomas Cochran's barn burned last night
about u O'Clock, with all corn hay, buggy
and harness. all plow utensils and eleven
head of fine pork hogs
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NEAL ADMITTED TO Rail.

Richmond, Texas. December ia teIc-
gram was received from the clerk OF the
criminal court OF appeals today stating
t ,hssl Kane Neal had been granted bail IN
s5kD on haheas corpus hearing.
Mrs Newell one OF the oi est settlers OF
this state and county. is very sick
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rArAlIN s,rAnnnn-

Bryan, Texas. December li.--ln a DIM
uiN on High prslrle, IN Madison county
yesterday, jim Ford was seriously stabbed
several times ana 10 not expected 10 i've
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spring | was sure to
have q long spell
and my general
health would gre
way. Doctora did
me but little good
and l became de-
apo n d lent. Last
sprin & erysipelas
settled in my eyes
and ! became total
ly blind tor several
NVag fSu Hzas q
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NEW QUARRY UNCOVERED.
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