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THEY ARE RATIFIED AND ROUTED

When a handful comparatively ~ oia
tinas democrats went opt Of the regular
organization AT the Dallas conference ana
when. later, Ex-Governor fobefff 81 pro
ntuAced free silver man, af,non''eea ne
independent caDeidilcy for governor. u
was thought by mary that the osnnoefAue
party might have eight On lis haf'os' not
fovmidable. but al any rate e. fight
Now the prospect OF q Eight has enof.iS
disappeared = the bolt IL completely
bsoktn-
4 ~ = most remarkable far. that even
neetre the democratic psisnarjeg this oi'i'e-
! Apon has practically melted out Of ngHi-
The explanation Of ias iaAsco g .4ss
eAotEh. however.
xners was no excuse. ga the srst plses
tof ~ Dallas conferspce acflcn. as s'sr,'-
SalnG hsd been conceded ~ tbs time i'1a'
- sound monev man had demandsd. IN
G 1eeon4 plsce. thers WIS no prineipis
ptsd ~ - be1sss 20 serve 81 o
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SEEN meow \ rRAlN.

A Newspa r crAe,urs Ner-ion of The
fcrnhi Work.
Detroit, NJ ch. My % j. r. Weaver
one OF ,he Tribune travelling CON tors.
came to llelr-it ou iAe BAY city Hyison
'rtm OF the Michigan Central That passed
,hroush last eysnuI lie sand aN the
cyclone had followed the 'airoad track
Vcry e.. sely As far Us he ooult lelrr from
,i@ervatioI from th" train aud rrHvrr~i-
ton he cyclone struck thu oit"r .ds p
ui Mntamorl, hus lll not do Very mut p
damage. 1t th,r took a leap aur stru K
a farm house ana barn between Mate
mora and plkw cd. lrNciins them 10 tine
ground The occupants are suprc sod 80
have been Killed rbe cycone desc uicl
ui II oaiewcnd and lcvelled eVcry baii'iinr;
to tne srouui. ielc ire added 20 i's' h7i
iurs Or lhn TERRIBLE cyclone and cNtnNl"inl
tho devastation. When the train pass
through here ~ a person WIS 10 ifr
seen, hut ,he flames bad nearly complies Il
the work Of besiruci'0n
Th- vli'apr OF rnolnas WAS alinns' wii'ei
nut only portion of tho fepo' huhli1g@
rciua II standing aud nearly the Whole d.
the grain elevator across ths IRA Is irun
the icroi was carried away.
Besides those reported dead iNcre W"T'
eight persons laid arorhd TIE aGot ani
h"iug attended hy physician WAo s'ti
ih.y wcrr all hady nifg af1 Wa
expected that sonc OF them wo1ii np'
recover
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pEsnRrNn nY ms IinInr.
A Texan Who Is Connected win a Missl

N"'' 40 ~ S,gnlhected win Missls-
nan. err 49, i''''' n''
canon nomy ,,' sprlmss' Mis- May 25.-po'ts
lamp furnishes the public with another
,'.,,a, ''o'i !" u.s. p''a''s lss'le out of the
usual ot'fr- About a week ago there was
to have been at the Residence OF MIR Chns
o"' ~ me most prominent men ~
'he llace Il swell wedding Mr.. Red /,
adopted daughter. Miss sar,o ,,.i.,o
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LVN a. coRoNArLnN


Numbrt iNi, WIN Witness ,iia c,r.,,,,,,,
No.. Il, c l,,. u. .r. rev.
way 50 i',r eye OF the as
s"i"liioA ~ me insignia OF Imperial
power ly >sicholas II finds Moscow in \
stat. ~ .a .l,.f..a vt,,.eia,.,, a,,,, ,,., ~.
,,,,,,, "''' i''''Sf' 'll"
P''7"hN WHO WIN witness the
S"ff liiy'fl's rs necessar ~ limited 10 a
complrttyAy few. This does moi urey,pt
tile ra.,,le tnl.,,. 49,, ,.,t..s, t.,',.. H.,
''''S' "i'''ts' ln
~NN'FiN'hs rotating to lhe grand spectacle
~ ti' Cathedral of thr Assumption to-
morrow rne do. rafinns v.htoh v-..,,
saaty. b.d,a,,.l,, Ia, tb,. nv. 49,, XII,
"S Wv ''''Ve H"F7 ram
"''Ne p''n 'NP'H'e' 20 great extent aud
The ancient curfN lEiiu presents the
appearance. of "a hup. hofto,.,
lhiA has A.,.t onnfi,... t,,,,. t.,.
''' ''"' """'iff "usy 'i4y ior iNe
',"4',VI "i'i ms 6i"Nt9hS cuASpri for HE
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i'' ihulutuN' 81 l"NteS ana visitors on
'N, .rrrH W,ry t',A',i 10 ano' ner inter
aug anu N"'r1 go ~ on NE pf'Slhihlhe
in'f morning. IDS was IN" customary
HrnoGnceutW 81 tlr proclamation of Tie
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on fire--she was going to elopc with Re q.
Camp over aud over again until o'clock
man to watch every train ana see III Sa'lie
rot ON thcre. Wild with love and fear.
he plunged up the road that led to Holly
Springs, walking, and Mt $3.50 o'clock this
morning the exhausted young husband
knocked upon the door Of sheriff Mullins.
At the arpearance OF the officer the stall
war, Young fellow broke down and cried.
and asked the sheriff help to recover
his hrlcc lie told his story as briefly
as possible, and Sheriff Mullins and city
Marshal Tunsal accompanied him to
the depot
When ,hc Kansas CITY train going west
arrived Mt Holly Springs Tho three men
boarded the train AS Coke anticipated,
there sat Sullie. Young Reid was missing.
train. Tho sheriff stepped ur 10 Sallie AMI
ment Brondus. n a choked voice. cried:
must sct off, said the sheriff. AN
right" she said. but you can't make
me live with that man" She refused to
return 10 Potts Camp with him. Int said
she would 20 back with MIR. /, ok Reid.
who was on his way to Texas. She gave
bond 10 appear here tomorrow. and QUIET
~ went back on the next train.
The matter wll be explained here TO-
morrow, when the pirl will appear in her
defense II young kcid is In Potts Camp
trouble between him and COKE is aniici-
patcd, US Coke has said lie would Kill
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'.y,''t MORE g London.
ni lisAel mistress Of
itf s" ~ '-
f,t iiafnraul rrulins AMI
'ir'l cam 'gea 20 ho
i'ftrf Graham. i.tA "a Brooklyn.
.tt ' starHi fi4r if.rf1l uf Sir
J4a.s STUART Gfah4n iensn
oihsf fa5 inai he WAS nnt Xeiting salary
Hslra am ais cangfegai Immediately
eai him 2.~n - per cont
kerigeAg hah - colored now woman,
Nho H. a hritklayer ana stone mason,
-ars h. a.st white woman IA that
%~n sheep
TIE painting of Christ by Gerome. .x-
u'diri az the Parts salon this year. Is
realls great d,al o. comment II Is
caliel kanau's Ciiis'.' aud IL realism Is
eAd - Guido li-5p, himself.
queen Nirfor'a has sent a donation of
Sas' fl.4i+,s fus ne poor OF Nice. mum
per ~ on ials haNe received handsome
pftsruts. ana the new Roynl Victorian
pfi.r Is 10 be conferred On the protect.
The British Museum viii COON lose the
s,rtis-s 81 81 WoNasion Franks, Is. q.
sna AielleVai Anuuuities He has been an
oircTr ~ the museum since ISL
one II ihc most successful mining men
- colorado is said 70 lr Count James
tsrfaife a member of a famous old Ger.
man nptie faml. who has been In the
West shout Twelve wears. lie "a skilled
,uet8iiurgibt.
J.. r. Benson. OF nodo fame. Is now IN
ESypi- lie Is writing romance, the
aefrfs Of which are laid In Greece during
ino lime ~ fhe var of independence, aud
HANG a. hlo spare time hy excuYatlng
rpiaed iVinples.
TIE klnsw u Denmark and Sweden Will
yirjs England early in July 10 attend the
wedding of the Princess Maude OF Males
<ild Prince Charles CT Denmark. King
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GRlFFO AND EyElIIlr|
Dix Lively, i've. : Rounds Fought b.
the Two crscI...l,,Iu,' ''A
CRITIC OuTPOISTED HIS opp,r,
mo Bout Declared . d..
Mutual Asreemsp, ~, 49, 'its
Men Decision a ss,p,,,. y

Rrool,l,,r ~ ~ Al.
'oh'Sh' N. Y, May g.-rh.
RES of boxing exhibiiior. As sc't. \
inaugurated "a, ,h., -. which han n.
ivr .,,, empire thea,,, D. n
~ ~ "'.rae'eu only fair u,,.,a.
night. The principal hon, :, .AAas b
the programme uas VI Ns it,s \
c,,,t ,..,.,.. ""s six.touni >,
"e's'i's between Youn, ~
Australia and Jack Eyerhara, sS'
leans. aNHv
Harry p,.o
'''SoH Was given III. ~. !
III tne siA-round bout with mn.
both of New York. in III. 'a9 hs;i
xta l,,d,o '"e fourth Too.
VI brooklyn vas fIr, 4.
uecis'oh III the six.round Inn, :,
weights over Juck Ba,or.. = ~
ton VI NAs,jl
,.e
Hfiiio and Everhardt entered N. :.
at y.a5 for their six.roura
weights e.in,,s ., " ~
ana 4 'rufhiii ,s,, 'oius we've Soly IL
Inv chn,Gs tvhi.s hatut was sss;,.x
Tommy \Ihi,' 'e' jim DeForss q
rn.,sd t,.r,,,rs.
nm mi ,;,ig, ra ,nr.l lea ior BODY u
r,.ifn '''i'''' Vouh'ered with both M
I.,.',.,,.,.t, wy oh poly viii q
i. ','e ~" ~ ',H''n left on neck AMI IN
pi!''p ''ii-i.d ieft on body and rgt, y
ivi ON iieA overland, ,inied Hi !,
~, " NN'N. riiiio .anded LEFT On N
ana h'Nl Hriro landed left q, y
FN,ihatii replied with right ON n,
'riiio s9l IN a lara .eft-hander !, b
Round 3 GMto led and landed n, h
liNafila Ii T. uicd on body. Grihn H.,
twice ON BODY with right CTS.
three hnfJ lpffs an Tho toca ana ~.
Wi,h hfl on body Then he xan ,' ~ .s.
TO the bodv and Ms la, ,wIsa w.
Grifio .,. law isf, ~ ~ "
land .vf-s nn face With Ia IL, jug ~ Il,
-, ~ rs. &C. H., 10,
,.,t+ =. rn,h ~, w s!,i,
.,'.,. ,.ts', $500 .el Nass
i'tllo f'nueu rlsn! o.
W. ''. Z" nply ahl mead. He IA
"bH.i hi'll .',h n'inas on oeoy on
w. '''' Wee on lace am
a ltht 81 nt"i win me right G1
Close Nl7 'rlnn ne got IN Mf.
o. NJ wing on me neck. Eyerha'd
ulun'N u 'ueNh the why Australia
Round T. tififto OPENED With two ~
on u, anl ENer5ardt came baa
no r.eifs ou body and head. EYs'as
81 ~ rr'i on face, and Gr'fio H1
ef' 10 aNe l.vqrhardt landed sas
eH in'a Frilio swung iei, o.
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sovruNRN rnFsl'YThRlANs.


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is .4.ailssh,ne ,cpo.torics Tor ass. mhls *
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MnmhLANp PREsBYrEnLlu
Case of Reg Lincoln of PitisbuTs EF]l
q Hot Debate

Cne0 on '0-- Iin00ln Of pItfsbure ~
n uo, Del,,ie
n. nj, -,
Birm asAar, Ala. May q. -im Y,
assonhy Vie Cumberland Pr:sllal
Church a. United States held 10 y
-, ,,.s,,,or "a
ing Session a. me ul's'HVs. ;.
Judge . l l,rsscll OF columpA 7
vsas M, s.oriYr He pledged bis 4
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Christian Is to stay ut Marlborough House
With the Prince and Princess OF Wales.
u has t-er pronoSed to rrcc, Il new
ShurcN ST Taunton a. n memorial Of
ArchleacoN hfmsnn. The scheme Is csti-
Ratt,s To- cost ahou. rtMp i~uuds but
airtaiy the movement; has gained the
snrpor; q several influential people. IN
Guiding Mr.. ga stone.
TIE des3h OF BARN HIr=ch has created
\ f,riue ~ profound consideration at
nnis ihNN c.t gvavt H. ne had been
generous ln readcfins financial assist
aNte so exalted rerSoraecs. IL Is h..
NtNtt iNNs karcr t4tr>ch hal also lent
farEe snHs ~ money 10 Sowr OF his
aFlstocrailc trirnas. both male and female.
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NORTON RncNrTrRrp.

brought Back 70 Rayn.r 10 Answer for
Robbery and Horse Theft
Nayner, TEXAS, May 2S.-Sh,rh Lee re-
turned yesterday from hemphill county,
bringing with him Frank Norton. who.
with fettus Moore, ESCAPED from jai I'm
nehiuary. 1873, by o.orpowering the jailcr.
FRANK " wanted hcro IN TWO cases. one for
robbery and one for horse theft, lie is
also under conviction ana sentence Ia
lftsQuo county for cattle theft in is92. he
SIDES he IS wanted In Throckmorton. Jack
Montague, Grayson and perhaps other
counties for horse theft and other Of
fcnses. Sherim Lee found Frank In jai,
n liemphill county awaiting trial In a
theft case Va Carson county.
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MAP or rMn COAST COUNTRY.

Austin, Texas. May %. Mr.. Corner. the
railroad commissions expert engineer
lcft for the coast tonight to prepare a
map Of the railroad terminal facilities at
saune Pass. Galveston. Vclasco and
Houston and showing the re.ation of the
u'er water enterprises q these points to
ife commerce OF Texas and the West. for
publication I'D the railroad commissions
nt Nt annual report.
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Nav York, May 25.-The formal opening
oi the Cuban fair the proceeds OF which
are 10 go to help the reyouronists. oc-
cilrr IN Madison Sauar, garden tonight.
General PANEL sicllos was zoe chief ora
Cubans. ''' WV
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wARsulps TnLNGNArnnD FOR.

W AitSHllS lEi-iriNNt ill-' iN"'
London. May 25.--Tho Times has dis
patch from Athens which say;
The long expected disaster in the Island
OF Crete seems 70 have suddenly been
precipitated and since sunday anarchy
las reigned in cancau The Turkish sol,
81 RS breaking nj restraint, poured
through the streets Shooting. inassacrins
and pilugiug chr stains. The cunsuls
have all iolc graphed for warshirs Thc
British fleet at Malta sailed today Tor
crete Her majcstN's ship Hook anchored
AT rhalarum starts thither tonight Tho
czech lronclaas VIII probably start to-
morrow.
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here to the deaccns by virtue az their
ordination hut may properly bc com
fnitted. Adopted.
The assembly then took a recess un'll
: O'Clock.
There was very interesting nieht scs-
sion In behalf Of foreign missions. lne
meeting WAS conducted by Rcv j j.
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upKlslNG IN PERU.
German and French Traders Connived al
the Revolution.

Buenns Ayrrs, May 1.-The Herald's
correspondent in Mlnos, Brazil. sends
word that boat arriving there from
lQui,os, Peru. brings news thar Colonel
Sominaros leader cf the movement To
make the department Of loreto. Peru,
an Independent state. has called into the
field all persons able to carry arms.
Colonel Seminaiios has raised about >asl
men to resist the troops CT President
Picrola. They have only old styled irais
\ small steamer has been armed for serv-
Tee ION the Amazon river. Seminarsons has
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QUAY GOT IN MS WORK

FNTsOuFs IN, May .5.-Ii Is reported
tonight hy those who are near to Senator
Quay ihat tho outcome ~ the conference
n, canton was that Quay WEI be National
chairman and Morton OF New York vice
of ihui S,u-D ~ iN
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sTRr,CK ny 1.rcI,rvtNc

Mansfield, ohio. May . nuring tho
storm tonight the Auliman aud Taylor
implement warehouse was struck by
usninms ami burned. Loss slp0Q0 IN
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ONE rArAlITY Ar GArrX,

Gaiena, III, May - The storm last
nIieht caused los. of $4,000 hero one
htallty is reported. AIrs IT, u strick k
'ahd' VINO Was dlownc4 Ia her home
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UNION pEroT' F f,H + !

r. u. Texas. M, ,,no.chsi,,
after d,s',v "a ,hs frss' 4
' 'epo' AMERICAN Y, ~ 3
t ne companie:,-.n
slat- 'f Rave caught 'lr
Is ng loeomSa''the buiss /
nr.l lames az larrnt sssSf
Hi4 f. raIi,u, mated ii ygr
$1,000. u ..snlacs ,sss,,
i.ns not ws WI nine i,s,s:T
crn Union s s ~
Gas Nu. n"N ~,
..tr.f :. 10
. oft Jones KAT
Il Cotton Hs
a p il county "a ~
crls isf Je""
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TWO MORE vIc1lss
The List of Dead at sh Sl,,p' h

The List of Dead at sh s,,r
Sherman, Texas, MAJ 'rror. ~
rie. colored, and VIII e0u ss,ou. "
the latest victims Of the ', r. sm5
Both have been lylhs s,nss The "
the Moore building .r SIN IN an w.
s!ats ne . aT1al n sasir seIislss. ~ II
The list Of dead S n0s may M
and one or two o'n '.Ire psricIrp ,I.ia
Two operations w,r,,ns,,,atioas ,"
day. both beng AN"
knee. r.,d,.
Dalas. Texas. May Nay, ~ e1rs' y
for the cyclons SUM- -
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TIE WEN AT AUSTIN.

sroa tfnce.i " a'a s1efe h"toH was mere
ihe QiHtf gay ff '''Nfi INC man Nho
'tnks BE is lea+.ar iTrso'n nope
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1896-08-14

q shows Above All the Advance o
the Augio-Snxon Race.

q Shove Above All the Advance
the Angio-snxon Race.
The book says "in the English cole
ales no tax can be imposed without th
eousent Of their assembled a fac
which It would have been better ha
George III. remembered fifty year
alter. Enthusiasm chiefly prevailed ii
Pennsylvania. that country being
stocked with Quakers.' Our author at
ributes such ferceness to the condo
hat he says Chill would not be hab
table were tbat destructive bird les
are" As for Jamaica. which was then
perhaps, our wealthiest colony, the re
,ent terrible earthquake Of 1862 is as
/ ribbed rather to moral than natura
.auses. ON account Of the Hbomination
II the inhabitants calling for judgmen
/ rom heaven" The planters are sol
,mnly warned to care for the 1esplsed
louls Of their negro slaves, ana not to
believe and be frightened by the vUrar
error that baptism Of slaves means q
nx them freedom. We are assvEett, v
he authority Of eye-witnesses, that
he crocodile Of IIayti, before lying In
wait to catch prey, swallows several
lundredweight of pebbles, by which adj
iltlonal weight he can the sooner dive
with his victim
Our geographer appends a very elea'
iable Of the five great colonial empires
/ OF 171G, namely. the Spanish. English
French, Dutch and Portuguese. 1t Is
impossible to glance at this old boot
without being struck by the magnitude
Of the revolutions which have taker
place in the last two centuries through
scientific progress, geographical discov
cry and political changes In ZIG Swe
den, Holland and Turkey We're still re
garded as mighty factors in European
wars and complications; the Great No
gul was still considered one Of the most
powerful monarchs Of the world; and
the empire of the King Of Spain might
still be described as one on which the
sun never set. Australia, New Zealand
and almost the whole interior of Africa
were blanks, and the gigantic republic
Of America undreamed Of by the most
ardent Imagination. But the most strik
ing fact of all is whether under ihl
union Jack or the stars and stripes. tAJ
stupendous march Of the Auglo-SaSoL
race. Chambers Journal
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1896-08-14

There is no time when the C,uada
thistle can be entirely destroyed by
moviu, the tup.. IT tue thistles are
al WED to get iaio blossom, and their
stalks are hollow, he cutting may de
stroy most OF them, bat enuu h will
remain in the ground 10 I'll it with
live roots after d yctr or two. II is
probably true that such a plan will
sometimes partially clear tho gr1uiti.
What is wanted is to kin all the thistle
roots, f,r ii they arr LETT a.iy3 the de-
cayiag dead roots nuke th1 best feed
ing grounds for the tllistIes to spread
in. 1t is supposed that thu root Is
weakened by the complete maturity
Of the stalk, and ifrain fills into the
cat thistle s'ubole the rain helps to
rot it aud tins extends 10 the root.
This idea suggests the proper
way 10 kill the Clnala thistle,
also qnnck grass and other tron
blesome perennial. LIT the thistle5
attain nearly their full growth, and at
time when thy are fullest OF sap
pillow them uu Ter pretty deeply, in
order to turn up as many Of the roots
as possible. They will be found most
plentiful on the bottom OF the burrows
of previous plowing$ One or two
inches below this depth will therefore
be needed. Tho root and top. not
being separated, will rot together
If any new shoots start up on the
plowcd surfacc, bend them down and
put mindful of salt on them to has
ten their rotting. II they are too
plentiful for that, cultivate SO fire.
quently and thoroughly that DO sprout
can reach the surluce Before fall the
thistles will be entirely killed, and
the field can be seeded with winter
grain aud timothy seed, Boston Cal-
tiyator.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1896-08-14

a lady at present occupying a proml-
nent position al the Russian court WAS.
when girl Of II, invited to spend the
day with poor young Lucien Hirscb,
who was then living at the Chateau de
Beauregard. near Versailles, with his
father. the late Baron Hirsch. and his
mother. Having Toasted on ell the deli
cacies which the barOn's generosity had
layished on his young guest, she went
out with Lucien to play croquet. Paus-
ing on the terrace she condescended to
admire the view and the grounds, ana
her young companion asked, III it were
yours. mademoisele. what would you
dc with lt?' First Of ALL should turn
you an out answered the enfant ter.
rible, probably actuated by the Russian
aristocrats aversion to Jews, and for
the moment practicins candor at the ex-
pense Of good manners. She remembers
Lucien Hlrsch now as charming and
amiable youth and the late baron as the
incarnation Of generosity.