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FLOWERS
AND
RIBBONS.

ture-Won't wilt Worse than nature-no
fragrance. Better than the floriSts-cheaper.
Rays OF coIor-Ribbons.
AriStocracy Of RibbonS-quality.
There is great Ribbon sale now going
here. You need to know about the Rib
bOns that make it They are double-faced
purest silk satnS-heavy enough to almost
stand alone. Richness is in fabric and IN
color. Silk stuffS need body and weight
to be beautiful Loaded or flimsy Ribbons
a:c shabby at the start Ribbon trash is
not admitted here.
Double satin. No. 40, 30c; regular 45o.
Double satin, No 80, BIC; regular Soc
Double satin. No. 80, 40c; regular 65c.
All coIors. Quality never excelled for
value at the prices. Best judges are quick
est BUYERS. DressmakerS. florists. miIIin-
erS-all have an interest in them. Bows
tied without charge.
Broadway and Tenth street.
c,orurs roo Any mothers that do
cx.,, Gun nOrN not understand the Nag
'''"'-A ~''A'"' reth Waists will be inter.
ested in a demonstration of them now
making on our second floor.
500 ed.rdown Sacks very pretty, sizes 6 mos. to .
vrs.. are gong al 3oc each
quantity of cl,ldren's Goats. newest shapes, IN
chevio,s. cashmees. bolce and other novelty
cloths, beautifully trimmed, just finished; sizes
10 years; reduced thus:
Pnccs are 80 % TO $3.50
Prices were s., 80 TO SljG0
SECOND floor. Fourth avenue.
rovs Our Toy store is not in very good
'"'' order as yet. In few days it will
be more preSentabe But the Toys are
here-a great stock OF them, and our
people know how to do the Toy business
wrx.c 1915 will buy the sort that
. oath folks pay s. foi. They are Of the
wDaps % best terry cloth. in patterns that
"""'' tasteful men will naturally select
Broadway and Ninth street. first floor.
NJ "A NJ AkED
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25

Cyclists desiring 10 join the League Of American
Wheelmcn may obtain full printed Information
and membership blanks by sending names ana nd
dresses TO the cycling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
Particular men vii! find

.rx,e Particular men VIII INA
u.xowrocm,rcc this bit OF news interest
"o''""""~'''-'' ing. We have about l25
dozen of mems pure linen white hemstltched
Handkerchiefs from the Hilton, Hughes &
CO. stock, marked at prices to send them
off at double-quick step. Two sizes. sew
eral widths OF borders
Gjc fiardkerohefs at 3j>
&c Hsndkerchefs at 35c
81 Handherehets at 3Jc
broadway. centre.
rvc,uc,vr Only way to get them is to
cc.orc import The silk squares and
'S"" '' make the ScarS to your Spe-
cla order.
We have good reasons TO believe that we
are the heaviest American dealers in French
and English Scarf Squares Our people
make personal selections in Paris and Lon
don OF sorts and STYLES that are kept eXClu-
sve to our houses.
EXcusivenesS in fancy textiles usually
means high cost. Not so here These
materials are the erchest-choicest-bu the
prices are made on the Wanamaker plan.
See window on Broadway.
cucorxncos Having bought the entire
'o'' A'''-"' stock of a choice sort OF french
Suspenders from an importer. we can sell
them at halt prices. 25c will buy the SOC
kind, and SOC will buy the 81 kind and
thev are silk
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WASHINGTON NEU,S NOTES.

SCOTT & BOVINE. chemi.,s. New yorh.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25

,.,,,s NJ Hurst n clerk In the Office OF the Ad-
..,,ce,eral War Department. was arrested at
his desk to-day for the theft OF valuable col
lection OF stamps. the property Of MI Than: the
c''r rarm.n and was appointed under civil Service
IL, from New-York In 1891
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IiARp1N COuNTY.

Cooper for CONGRESSMAN Moore for San.
ator and Dies and Collier Legislators
kountzo, Texas May 3.-At the demo.
cratic county convention OF Hardin eonr-
~, held today IN Kounigc, tho following
delegates were elected and instructed:
TO the state Convention. l.. MoElyeu
saitar. II. ". cruise. Instructed for ii
the present State officers.
Conversational Conventional. J., Kirby
W. il. Turner. a. =; Hester, W s.
Tortenberry. y. X sa!ter, W ". Dies
In,ir'isted 70 vote for Hon - u. Cooper
Senatorial Convention II. w. Cruise. y.
a TIetehs ai, O. T. Fe riIs & j. l. a kirssy
Instructed for Judge -. T.; Moore ara,
and u. y. Hardin Second choice ;.
Hooker, W. II. Turner, J. i, salter. !,
j.. Hoods. II. i, Wickline q; a. stern.n,
str1icted for w. w. Dies and q. ". Col
Her.
throughout she convention.
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pALEsTfNf. pNIAtARIEs
Resolutions Favored the F-ee ana r-.ri,
tied Coinage ~ silver


Resolutions Favored the I--ce ana r-..t,,,.
iied Coinage ~ Sllver
Palestine. Texas, Mny Tma cr,, bY.
been fan OF dc'nnara, cnnvont.o.u 20
day. one was he'd al the Arlington note.
with a. l.. Webb ms chairman nnd ". &
Campbell secretary, az w5ah IL. foiio,y.
Ing were appointed u comfailiee 10 3iors.
nate delegates 10 the county cor.of't,,.,
Dr, J. II. Evans, j. }. Martin. i "a
Lewis. ". G.. Campbell Hud Tfd-lsf.,-s
Gibasn n. Their report was aanpis.i nna IN
GelcEates Instructed to vote inr " Ia
GIN for district judge ana Il. O.. s.foe,.
wood Tor district attorney.
Al Broyies Mill Judge u. II Ga-arer
was chairman and l.. . jtetchum gee ~,
tary. The following mon were appotpte,,
10 nominate aeiegstss 10 the county con-
yention: S. a. MeMcans. j. ". Oxucff.
p. Slaughter. J. X. Cook ani r. u aaD,
ley. Their rcnort was aooptrl mud PESO.
Buttons passed instructing ths dsls..,te, h.
vote for w. ". GIN for dlsulci luiec ANA
n. q. Greenwood for district attafuey
At the court hoise Win a H. Bailey IA
chairman and l.. j. bergman re.rriary
Nossrs. T.. W. Izeil J.. j. Bofryman. l.
w. Brown, John NDi-w GOD and teniurniu
Greenwood were appointed = committee
80 nominate delegates 10 the county con.
yeution. Their report was adopted
Resolutions were adopted ~ an tho con.
yentions iridorsing the FREQ and unllfnff~,,
coinage of gold and silver at tha raft, OF
36 TO !.
The county convention meets May is.
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THE RIsIlopY AcrIoN.

Episc opal Visitation for fs9G-91 Announced
AT the Session Held Yesterday.
Nashville american.
Tho college of bishops was In session
Yesterday morning at the Methodist pub
fishing House and at room adjourned sub
iect to the call OF the senior bishop. They
VIII be here several days longer before
returning to their respective homes, and
Will probably hold one or two more scs,
,lulis.
This session Of the bishops has been
HllnuAt pardguiariy interesting features
mat ~ nothing OF unuHuAl motto has het II
given oni Tor publication. one OF them
itinHrkru 10 an American" report ~ yes
tcrday that the college OF bishops agiool
nor to stir VI anything sensational this
The only thing Of Interest done yester-
day MAS lie announce en- MT az tha tnl.ow-
ms schedule of visitation for lSgj-9J:
tlrst District, Bishop Kcen.r-Octob.r
y. West Texas conference, LlauO, fcxas.
November II. Aorth Texas conference,
i'aris. Texas, NaVGmher T., Northwest
Texas conference, NaNAhnchie. Toxna;
Nallosta, ca.
scrona Instruct, Bishop HarErovc-Au-
eu2t o, Montnna conference Hamilton,
Mont, september 3. COLUMBIA conference
Damon, ore. August 80. East Column
nil non ference, Dayton. Nash. September
w. 'Aciiic conference, Oakland. Cal, Or-
tobnr 5. Los Angeles conference. Phoenix,
are.
rhird District, Bishop Cranberry octo-
,wtr ~ Ichn'sF"e confer nee, Nashville.
ference. hessemcr, An,. Dccembcr :. Ala
lnmt conference, Montgomery Ala. Do
erinher y south cg/liia conference All
n ',Ni = ~ ivy g. Hrazi! conference,
Fourth District, bishop wilson-septem
Ter -, ken,ngl'y, conference, Somerset.
KY september q, Louisville conference
liupkinsvil,c, ny, September 20. ~. Louis
,ohiNrcne. Charleston, Mo-, November II,
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! THE DEMOCRACY IS UNITED.
Saturdays Primary Shows q Solid
Phalsnx.
HARMONY PREVAILED EVERYWHERE
Csopsr Gets Another County in His Con.
grcssionai Contsst-Culberson'a Ad.
n,inis,rstion Ia Endorsed.
0NY PREVAILED EVERYWHERE

Center. Texas. May $50 The Voters OF
the Second Congressional D!ssrlct Of
Texas: have 3ust returned from visit
to several OF the counties in the southern
portion OF this district ana from miaeiirg
WIN the people there an .Gliy I'M
prssse'a with tho fact tina. snail ~ ur-
abie 20 obtain Instructions from very !ew
u any. OF those counties. am ooairoated
here In my own county with M opposition
superinducad by some conduc, o, nine in
.sic PROSECUTION OF man charged with
mine which has gcne-aied ;als opposi.ioa
IL Wholly unknown to ne. sGei.s !, 10
say mat ! have no npologl 20 naske Tor
Aily uit-c4ai at IN rcggsl 10 this particular
matter. and under similar c.rcl ms ,..eas
shan hereafter do as ! aAy. A.ts. .t-e
cone Arain- l ava told iali M po-t
menus here are nnfluc f4-,; with u
o,Gcau9e maze exercised one % sac in-
ai!eranle rights accorid an American
ciuzen-that va, tho lihef,y 81 spee p; is
;nis t;ai have 2nsNereii 8 letier vr.;-
ten mo by Governor Cufl,arsns r.-ti-.ss ma.
opinion and views concerning Il SIS iriif.-,4
case pros ecU'es while ( was dis'f.-t az.
Views rs 10 the application 10. inrgun
now .slnE urged ia saii cas-. NJ rr-Ar3
70 which ! wrote tho governor sally cT-
ing nu honest cons rl.fltints nutrtl+. - tilr
matters inquired about Sar mo doing ~
which have Incurred ~. iisplsssure aud
the. opposition of my snls friends hsve
nothing 10 rt'-ract y rhis hut II necessary
viii rei7eraic what have written a.,
governor.
aud some of my countyfueri rf1 towns
mn supporting me from cogair rr
but wcnii be anxious 20 &c s4ielsff
they cc-ll support come os.s e,-a 40 1f
which / have fullv cru4i fa-c-i a-f alaf
sssli,heg the conclusion l1as iry
crlSa from the rarc flr cargr
viii meet the approbati OF more ie4r.
than II VIII diFpieas-. ana to- 'fiaf .'ls
now announce shat an. nc i,uEes 49,
the rar-.
| am sincerely thanls'ai and rr1'rsHl 'I
al, 81 my frrnds who trr IONS '.- 20 81 g.
supported ma assi ,-fa aiorai q. trgl,...
my interest and - ff1re who haze
lighting mr. honestly aif ,,ls -f.tI1. Is
nave not aueht nrti-sf hut hrr- ,ht
day win arrive when iur.r imposition v.Il
turn into an enthusiast and hearty 4r,-
INor,. shall continue, to battle f0- gerrioc
Cruf!e ticket f--la= y fsf'a.-
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LOCKMART piNalAR,Es.


Two Conversions suEgeste9-A St-onr
Fight II Proepelt
Lockhart, Texas. Ma The r0rsrst
county convention, composed o, doefa 'os
from the various precinct tn tic ca4aty.
assembled IN the district coIrr room IN
Loekhart today, ana after petmager- ar
Eh nizatlon elected 1--WE delegates TO u,e
State convention and Ave % ;hr coaxfes-
slonai convention. when IS to convene
here next Friday.
a resolution was adopted prp.idlng tor
TWO primaries for ths nomination %. cain.
~ OFFICIALS, ono on lac 90 % ANg ID ar
the Second ~ Arg4if IT, ~ 49, -ee57a
primary th~ two candidates for a. q.
ice. VINO reSclycd tAc 1855 es' ,ate at sn-
nrst pr mary. saau bs hsHotcj FOR as.i
tne ore "no receives Inc largest o.o 10
be- no noTincr ia thtF runuror ftrr ...tr
70 arrive AZ the VIA 81 fRs ms3nff y ARD
SECURE tns very strongest caHIi41- i.D7-
sibic.
Iior. :. NJ Homer chnirman. IN IN 80.
gA"ht ftf1rcfs warned ~ neYrte 'r
taey nae no walk over IN Caiiweu totftt,
ms yea ma saii thHi be 40 no, .ti"s.
amt fhr: would aii the court li.i.. r "a
Dopulist officials as inanv ~ mon
20 ihink. ana that H. wo ia iaf .va
sworn in ana His bond epproy fa- he
10 give bond II elected Several ir.. ~ D.,
bsrH jumped on lilo chair-riar r,- III.
letter remark. and no ua ssi u crf ss a
%
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CONCERN Ar rRANKIIN.

FianIlin, T,Xas, May l0.-On Frday
night No 9Th instant, a concert was eiven
by local talent At the opera house hers
under the auspices OF the Franklin Gene
WN society. y programme oil unusual
lh.rler1, consisting Of vocal and instru-
mental music and recitniions, was ar
AMlh,t ny MISS .'essie Patterson ana exc
cuecd by her music class with sileh ,aste
ana excellence as to charm and CAPTURE
we audience. Franklin has n right 10 be
proud II hor musical talent. for il is rare
nculi pieces OF musical collections from
~ best compositions of great composers
irre,n n a WITH such accuracy and taste.
LIZ. ins 5000 ladies' composing the Cemetery
soeie'y feaiized SSi.so from this concert.
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ELECT1oN OF nIsuOps.

Next Important Legislation for the Meth
odist Conference.
Cleveland, Ohio. May lo.-rhc delegates
20 The Methodist general conference are
beginning to discuss the coming election
of tlshous. which viii be the business next
IA Importance 10 the disposition of the
y oman delegate question. 1t has been de
cldcd that no nominations will be made
the list being open to as many candi-
dntes as desire to enter. The delegates
VIII vote for whomspevcr they please.
those FIRST receiving II majority being
{ ected. Already "A number Of candidates
have been announced. Among them ar,
Rev. Dr.. j. ". Bashford, president o.
Delaware tohiol University; llr, j. Il
" BuNrn of Atlanta, Or. j. Il. Day OF
yracusc n. g.. l)r. Joseph e iiatse
of i-ouisinua s, clctary of the Freedman 8
"a. sototN; Dr. J. N. Buckley OF New
Nosi.. pr. (. g. McCahle O. New YORK
C.tfrcacc, Dr. william 4. Spencer %.
nilsddeiphia Pr. T. Il Neeiey Of Phila-
burg, end III George 4, Reed Of the New
work. Cast difference. 1T has no, ye. hren
loeicl tuw u,any bishops Will be chosen,
'i TIE plans recently proposed by Blshcp
- alden Is meeting with favor. Az present
t-crr N'e sixteen bishops. Twelve are
1tca IN I'M country, TWO missionary
no IN Africa and india and two are
oO HH'ed in missionary work in various
counties, Bishop Walden suggested that
'le ,wa missionary bishops be made fun
Na,g ! iiahup. and riven episcopal resi-
81 cs IN Africa and India and that Ave
ada iora bishops be created with epls-
oIai residences. one 10 he assigned to
ancthnr 10 china. tAirl 10 japan.
g fourth t. Europe and the ffih to South
Nf-1"Da. He thought twelve bishops
would hon L.. ah.c to perform tho work
in ihi- country which is now done by four,
An ircn uecaNse they would be relieved
~ t'Ir fer'len work r. that suggestion
Is +. lowed The new bishops VIII be elected
tAi 'hH total number increased TO twenty
4ne Already some livcY elect loneorng
j. being done and when the voting begins
iNr contest VIII Ne spirited.
fhe religious services at the Armory
to-day consisted of 1t sermon hy pev.
HfaWferl Johnson. fratcrnal delegate
from the cnuroh IN ireland. The
visiting ministers snpp,led nuipiis In near
" an ihr l'rntestant churches in Cove
ian9 and many of the surrounding towns.
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BRENNAN n0pGEr.

MyFtorously MisAus mud ieonl Play
tetr,i Sold ul- load ~ 1i5.
nrlnaaln, TeAaf. May To- Nh J. II.
Beau ausap formerly OF his city, blN late
oi Il. hmonl, has msarrleDsp a.sap-
pcared ms srn. who lives mere, wont
down 20 Nchmoni q few days aso TO
gee h.m, uol having heard srom him.
the lrfers he wrote coming back. marked
uoi oanea for. and Dor could Aui no one
th.,5 rsmemurfed seeins the ola nsherman
sln.e December %. when he waa maAnF
arr1urrm"utg 10 como home TO sutu 4
ttfisanm Young I'd brauehamp, mo
POST 0prgr bag lrrc. found mis- fathers
14s u Hichmpud pAeltei ready fnt Il
ia0rn. ana fii- unrcrs there promise a.
irFre. gaf, fAr wntter as hc has strong
Hari ilHt ~ t0ni play
flH Elt oprl SUNNY school picnic was
'H ntupnH'd yesterday az Watson's
lg,o German Lutheran sunday vchool
hD'i 'scir annual picnic NJ Sapd"r# pas
tpre y.Her1lF AND large crowd Spent
a rlopslrf dry There.
joe 1ooa=o1 enc of TIC condemned
hwytr mprafiera, 10 be hanged Win John
sul rridt trth~rfori here on fhc 20 h,
ias SOLID his remains 10 prs Kayuor and
Larrhorn ~ oioi. ei iiil for dissection.
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IN MMMony or nNRoN nInscn.

Saw York, May l9.-Hobrsws OF All
shades OF belIof ana goodly spr'nsilng
u chrIsiians n.ol Temple Emanuel at
the spreia1 memorial services Of the late
haron Maurice dc Hirseh today. The ser
Woes Wore opened by singing the anthem
Cast Thy Burden Upon the Lord" ~
the choir kahhl stephen $. Wise do
lif@rrd me opening prayer and WAS fol-
lowed by Colonel John r. Weber. fala
eoinmlsslonvr of immigration. who knew
Tho baron Intimately and who delivered
an address, Hon. oscar ) Strauss and
hon SIMON W Roaendalc also paid glow
ing tributes to the memory az The de-
ceased Rev. Or. kaufman liohler OF
Temple Bethel pronounced the henediction
and the services were closed
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To the rallus State encampmsn.
Dawdy and j NJ. Baird.
HYNENEAL.

S A y c n Y s CORDOvA-Fr
Texas, May 3 Married. In Florss
Monday afternoon, May I. Erssii
chcs ana Miss Llssy CordoM. En-
Stanley officiating. 3
TORD-FOHD-Floresvllle TEXT
Married. near Floresville. WISH
~, on "Wednesday afternoon, WI
H. q. Ford ana Miss Annie l. III
j. r. Stanley performing The ~
The young couple leis on the eysla
for their future home at coloEsss
CLIENTS cuNSoN-Gnpst
May S--Mr. Lee Clewis aM Aa
Johnson were married last t.Esl
residence of the brides father y
Johnson. Rev. j. l.. Whiiesciss
cintlng. Mr.. C.ewis is one o. q
promising yonng business MI q
Sarah u most excellent and asse.
lady. All extend hearty conmH'
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TYLER COUNTY Pops.

Woodvillc. Texas, May ID--Thc popuIist
county convention was hcled here yestor-
day; W. J. Graves was elected chairman.
The delegates TO the state convention
were Instructed to vote for Jerome e.
Kearly for governor. Evan Jones for lieu
tenant governor -. o. DAVIS for Siate
treasurer, W. NJ. Walton for attorney
general, q. A. Collins for superintendent
Of public Instruction, u. O. Michacls for
comptroller. Marion Martin for land com
missioner.
Delegates TO the congressional aud Gen-
atDrlaI conventions we're the same. They
were instructed for n. A. Calhoun for con
gtenH, with j. II. Burnett as second choice.
and for j. e. Howell for state senator.
& Delegates to the representative. conven-
Z ttuu were Instructed to vote for Mayor w.
=, Easthem Of iseAumont and j. Il. Bevli
e: "a :. sissps s, o ss to
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Washinr'on May Ie Eastern Texas r.
Graerslly FAIR. southea@erly winds.
4 aansns- Generals fair sonthefly
,araao Probably fair sou'heny
~ sir a-l,a.r. variable .Ninds.
>4r,4 iiakpia lair. warmer, c2ster'y
~ -eHlhcflF winds
Wyoming Local showers ~ V'storn:
f9'f 10 eastern portion. variable VIA u.s.
Mon ana Partly cloudy, local rains,
rtuiAat-trrly WiuIs.
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CAT SPRING NOTES..

Na' spring, Texas. May 9--Hcllmuth G.
US. ffuSe"ners are building an addition TO
rru Wu'.ipgm TO accommodate an in
ne Austin County Agricultural society
"a, , ~ spllns Will celebrate their fortieth
niS'a'ts''erHAfy at the fest grounds June 4,
Mr.. John Hackharth Of se,,v w,s t.,
the city Friday. " '''' WAS III
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DIGGING roR Tl,rAs,,pr

liuro, Texas, May a.-pnrties from ntar
T"y'or got permission from Judge Walker
20 diE Tor tr."HnVc SUPPOSED 10 be buried
respondent learned Ia an interview with
them that Span.rds years ago buried a
large quantity OF gold In this vicinity.
They huNe dug sovenl holes ten TO nfteen
feet deep. but 50 far have been disap.
pointed.
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Mss


y Elk months course Ia either shorthand
and typewrltlMe. bookkeeping or :eie-
g'aphy IN the Houston ComnHrill COT
.esc 10 the one you're lacy over - years
az a-n - Harris cQ4uty ~ tn" cne oAt-
site 81 Harris county securing sac largest
number OF coupons b. fore noon May IS,
gmc Sunday morning, May Il. uatA after
the contest closes
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Yoak,inl Tesns. Mny s.-'rhc tabernacle
meeting hv the Christian church. under
the managoment of Rev. 'ratlow, has
closed. 'rhere were about six additions to
the church as a resul; of the meeting
Rev. W. Il Jarrel Of Dallas has begun
y prpiracted meeting nj the BAPTIST
church. lie is fine preacher and the
Christian people Of Toakum expect much
i.nnl ~ rnsllf
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Two Men ci1.m'nr They are tss;.,iei
20 iac Mayer OfAce
= pretty legal Igli IS beng mad over
ne ira, '-aity cortes, =, 'he July term
OK CONT; " y Penn received Z. votes
vnAe Capt4la p. A Strange received
"a Tho university steie-ts voted Tor
peur. s.s nc 4ues,i-i' O. ,isai 70 vote In
ste cry election - TIE tas.s Of ,ru CON-
IL orre.1,,a hes Prohibition snd TIE
!gHs Vas male Municipality o. tnAf l'ne,
Penn r-cei. .i@ rl- sEsrHF' ~ trl' iar-
tom S-rarca chains ihAf srisr boys.
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LONG Ar GltAprLAxn

Grapeland Texas, May o. Hon John II,
i-ons % chciohee county, candidate fo,
Ne nomination for congress on the demo
ffAtif Nchri spoke h"r. today 10 small
Nnlirncr. fh'rr were only a few WHO
"new Of his appointment, owing TO some
nl1phdrfst9ndI or b" would have Rad
lHiBer audience lie inlnrses the CleVl.
Ind admit fifriion and Is for the gnl4
ttAnlNad anadniiarated.
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GRAND LoDGM or B'NAr BIRTH.

Columbus. Ohio, May io.-The district
grand lodge Of the independcn, 0rdcr OF
RnM R'Ii'h. comors ng ohio, Indiana
Missouri colorado and N.w Mexico. con-
Nened here to-day with about seventy dole
gai"s In atisndunre. President Leo Vie
Of Cincinnati In his aununl address criti-
csel the new ritual hecausc, IN his iudg-
mcnt. IT attached too much Importance 10
racial Judaism and recommended that it
he revised. Personally No is an American
and refused TO ho,icvl tNat his religions
fath had anything to 10 with hi Ma
ionality.
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r0pl'f.IsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

caldwell. Tcsas. May 70 The ponuls,
county convention met here yesterday to
ei"ri d"legaies 10 the congressional con
Nruhfn. which m.otH AT I.ockhart on lilo
lhih ~ Ainy bs Langham and H. ii
Craig ana stiray snuth tho rniornd 'rhr,'
WEE ffni uhirsirlctod. No county MONT
nations wrro made.
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GENERAL. nossnn Az nRyAN.

Bryan, Texas May lo.--General Rossor
leetured at the Grand opera house IN this
city last night TO crowded house In the
INTEREST Of the Battle Abbey OF "a. South.
Tho distinguished soldier ami orator was
Introduced SO the audience by his no less
distinguished FOLLOW countryman, General
sui Ross. Tho lecture Wns highly ,nioNrd
~ an presrut and tho neat sum OF ypl
MAS realized Tor The noble Work.
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LI.alsi.ArlNl. AsrlnANr

Confer Teyss, May 10 Hon - n Mo.
hnFht ~ mis- place has copeen,ei 10
mhNe 'nr race for tho legislature n THIS
Nra Ilur.y-thirll district. when com
pr ~ ts counties OF shelby aud sanln.
hT ~ is .ifNt ir % very able mi,n and
s'huar sl1nreiy an she Democratic pinf-
FORM and o. iNrcuta,s free silver. at "a ratio
= 20 - Ne Will canvass nc diairic, al