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CRAZY GTRI.s DEED.
Killed Another Woman OF Whom She Was
Infatuated and Suicded

Killed Another Woman OF Whom, She Was
Infatuated and Suicdei
Elsin. Ill. April l3.--Miss Mary 1innett
Of chicago shot and instantly Killed Miss
ENzapeth Trowbridge, prominent Young
woman of this city. aui then killed her
self, shortly after o'clock this evening
The double tragedy took place on South
state street, the principal residence street
Of tho city, and when the poll zee ted
the spot both girls were found lying IN +
Yool of blood, while in the hand OF The
nlurlcress was grasped a l0vso revolver
Miss L,nnett some years ago conceived
Il singular liking for a youis woman III
Chlcaeo neighhor. ami attempted to
take her HE because shc would not live
with her. She was sent to the insane hos
p!tal here less than year ago and Was
dis, harsed from the institution as cured
last December Miss I'rowhrldge was an
attendant at the hospital and had charge
Of Miss Linnett. who became passlonately
attached 10 her. Her great regret in leav-
ing ElGin was thar she must leave her
friend behind. She returned 10 Chicago,
where she remained at her home. Her
friends believed her entirely cured of her
mental troubles
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lection of the following hanks officials,

election Of the following hanks' officials:
The wise County National hank Of De-
catur-W. r Smmons vice president in
place Of c. ". Martin. G. w. Martin
cashier in place Of j. II. Knox The City
National bank Of Bowie--M l.. Manner
president in place OF Wade Atkins: Wade
Atkins cashier in place of j. A. Menefee
ne also approves the lIhernia National
bank OF New Orleans as reserve agent
Tor the First National bank Of Terrell
Fosiofficcs were established today at
iunins, 'ass county, and at WEIGH. Rusls
county. Gallo +. Woodruff and Nathaniel
Johnston respectively postmaster.
Mrs Ann Polk was appointed postmaster
NJ Mccormick. Archer county, vice Will
lam Hutton. resigned
The senate committee on commerce has
tpteHn considering tho river and harbor
hll! for several days. II Is understood
considerable opposition developed to tho
many contracts provided for in the BIN
ana there Is quito struggle over that
particular fentnre II is claimed that
more contracts are authorized than one
NH ought TO carry.
railway debts. which VIII be presented
10 inc house, was finished today Nv the
committee on Pacific railways and VIII
70 reported by Chairman Powers I'm n few
DAYS Bell of Texas and Hubbard of
MI, Missouri voted against the bill In com
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DOES NOT WANT HARMONY.


Under THE heading "A Foxy Rere-t.
morning made captions. ard, tar ;Ae
News. tvpIcai. attack en- Chairman T1ss-
ley's recent circular. IL whica r. sseSr
the assistance of the exacetive c7uz,ittea
es 10 broadening .he -1sie - vc-'rz o.
the financial question IN Tire dem ecrs;lc
primaries.
The News processes 20 ssiisve there Is
no sincere purpose n the r-cpnsiti0n AL
tia. the public must vipA out tA> ra,,o-n-
nlenda.ions Of ths committee, entirely ara
"stars from, the hesinsl.rs'' !, IS s-..ae-
ouistic to the suggestions q. .re circular
The Post esittoria!iy anticipated ara 49,
ommeniea the ve-y- course whi,t 81. Tsr,-
ley Is uow pursuing. and :: Is enc upco
which all democrats can ccr7. toE4;he-
easily nt ire primaries THE rsls relaxed.
.he carss for complaint disc pp4ars.
No. for tho News, However. The rusve
s-,ey IS wei know and recognize she faet
sAss TIE Gaiveston-Dallz News IS - ~
rrs,.t, 20 the democratic party & Texas,
could announee proposition lo-1sfr- 9
de.rarratss harmony IN rsxas thea vroris
- acceptable 20 the sv5w
rtss for disruption. as'- laet and all u
time
It Ives arson F>ai,ilss sr.r-on ard dis
ssrssor and deps-7s isrg9iy for patronage
gusau the orposlss-ro sla1crary.
H6raiony In Ssg asr * rho one .hlar
.aas II breads es ,se seta sesas Aoiy wa.e-.
T-sa democratic q l~e oou.rni,fea
gould nos, II II hal th1r otie-, rart.c1-
larry IN view, perform an nc, that wouii
inset the News Endorsement. unless HI
erecs y suest aay5u zsera 70 disor.arsae
me Texas esEEIsteS-ae~. - rrotesssous Of
fszslrA fer democratic Welfare are judas
kszses. and Its r1a.ae.ss nose o. n. h,sss-
Nhacks- who oftensr PICKS OF tho raen
wiih WHOM ne "a protesting 20 :.gh; than
those &c rhe eneFny.
Let This persistent attitude OF hostiaty
by The News to democracy b fully III
dcrstnod-S
There Is DO use Of rnine!ng words.
whsr, !. is recognized az a common foe.
III. same as Harry Tracy o Barney G,hhs
or Wright Quincy. the democrats win i,now
how TO regard and laugh at IS eisorEaniza-
ton policies
The democrats only desire TIE orpor,n-
nifty for fun and free erfrass.on o. ,hei-
views at the primaries. l; ;As executive
committee broadens the rule 80 as 70 80
cure this object, all we'll and goo3-tha
committee wifi only have aoceled 20 a
reasonable party demand. and is e-tiiis3
to credit for so doing in the in,eres; q
harmony. And the disapIoir .iren, at such
action win be nowhere 80 bitterly felt as
In the News sanctum.
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SLAVERY AND ANARCHY.

The Indignation recently manifested ~
the Chicago public IN consequence o; the
revelations OF some Of the cv,is and g.
graduation In the sweat-shops q tha, his
human hive, may weil attract attention
and find responsive chori IN legislative
chambers. both National ard Ttafe. TIE
Europeaniz,ng Of American cst!es e
r.ous matter. and calls for vigorous pro-
hibittve ard corrective measures.
The workers IN these swea;-shors nro
rarely found to be other than foreigners.
but their condition calls for pity and pro-
tec,ion, to say nothing OF the obstacles
which 4 throws in the way Of honest and
free American labor. A contract made ~
one Of these ignorant sweat-shop siaves IN
Chicago was obtained and published. and
then 1t was that the public stood aston
,shed and enraged The worker. a garment
maker, bound himself in 800 bond TO
work for Sc per week for one year, from
a. M to 10 p. m, daily. In case ne de-
u,anded an increase of wages he was 10
forfeit the bond, and In case OF sieknsss
he was required to give fourteen aays' no
tice or forfeit the hOnd--that - to say. ne
was to work for fourteen days "a SICK
man OF forfeit his bond, for he could
hardly anticipate his sickness by TWO
weeks.
Tho mans family and surroundings were
abjectly wretched.
No American would have male such
contract-he would have trampen' or
begged, or worked at any odd joos' OF
starved first.
There was never a negro In such slavery
IN the 9outh. and yet. and even now. many
Of the Northern people. and many OF 'he"'
IN Chicago. want somebody to take hoid
Of the South by force and compel better
trea tment OF the black lsborer. The South
ern negro Is a FRESHMAN and prince. In
his way, beside such swest-shop ana nope
Iess and starved victims as this ono whose
contract WAS putlisheo.
This v but one ease IN . thousand. and
of course honest. independent home labor
sufters disastrousiy from such composition.
I xhs eynpioyers who would exact such
4 $3.50 fsvm pra0tea,ly helpless bsinss are
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

g, orr ora!. Tanner says hts nomination
LOT governor OF Illinois is assured
SeYenty-eight Missouri counties havo d..
Jared Tor free silver. The stale conyen-
Heh meets at sedalia OIL the 18th.
G3vGrnor BradIey OF Kentucky. pres,-
I'ht!ai asprant. has subscribed sl6o0 10
t tp" stock Of a republican evening paper
ers 10 tho stock are tho rover,nrs IN
sonal on political friends. P''-
a., nansas populists want Judge Caldwell
.or president aud are willing TO comb,nn
WIN SILVER men. Both Governor LEVEL.
ing ana Mr.. Broldcrthal state thai there
- no teIlins Yet who the populist nonines
WI! be, ne only desire being to ind SOM
who will accent. '0''''o''ohs
u II an Nh m'cryiow IN New York, Senator
ment hat am to take Charge Of ~.
d dSii,o' raj "a, GaHmPa,sa Nothing has been
when the state convention viii he hsii
i, /" n MI, may happen can not foresee, but
ment Of tho Democratic PARTY In M,
tended to-" "''' VIC moA AZ
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GOOD PLACE TO LAND.
New Orleana Stnfee.

There are l2.opo Cataians who mr.. hot
ia the collar and wish to f,ght the frni,e,
states and have asked Spain to Furnish
them wiOt arms ana land them mt some
point Oh our coast. The New York Sun
renarkS that II would be wen Tor the
Nstt.ans when they set sail for our shores
tp pick out some safe point a, which 10
land. and suggests thar Philadelphia would
not TO land al New York. and should they
be 40 foolish as to 10 80 they Will be
banged body and boots and farncd ont
@ the dime museums OF the country. we
respectfully call the attention OF the Sun
- the fact that while philadelphia is a
quiet piace,the satcst spot for the Galatians
20 land ~ Galveston Texas. That town IL
- slespy that II would not know of the
arrival OF the Galatians or where they
came from until the whole kit and ka-
hnodle had boon put In JAIL nj Houston.
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which was Modification OF the Terry
bill Both voluntary and involuntary bank
ruptcy are provided for IN me ullt, ~,
involuntary features being caretuiiy !h
tied. All persons who owe debts are en-
tlt.ed 20 the benefits OF the act as volGn
lary bankYupts. but corporations are eN
cepted because the laws OF the state ere
ating them provide for winding up ihei'
Affairs.
ANY person owing debts to the amount
OF tien or over. 10 guilty Of an act ~
bankruptcy, may he ndjudged an inNoiNV
tary bankrupt, eNce0t a Nauohal N""N
the tiilage ~ the soil and Il wage earns
4 wage Garner - AN Individual VIZ
works for q salary, wages or nire u, .
rate Of compensation not exceeding N"'
National banks are closed and their a..
fairs administered under the PROVISIONS ~
the National banking laws. Iartners'niA
both before and after dissolution anu %.
fore a settlement OF It's affairs. may ne
ai1udged bankrupts and in such cases y
partnership debts must first ne paln' -, ~
haukrppts are allowed the eSemnuons W.
srrthcd hN the laws OF ;hc state IN WIZ"
tho bankrupt resides, ,.,.
The bil carefsl,y prcscrihcs the nullrs
OF bankrupts. provides for their prnieN-
ton and detention, allows comp' ms .,..,s
or settlements with creditors anu pr
vidcs for discharges eNcept wnrn irANus
have been prartlcei Th4 hankrQnt al
not he discharged from taxes ln1sWsti',
for frauds and wlllfu or malicious lhinlt
to tho person or prancrty Of an 'tnrr, depts
no; provided and those created ~ irHti-
emhezzlement or defaiCatton' wnl'e act.ns
rs an officer in hdnei2iN c", r ts
aud referee Foes and compensation "t
those officers are limited. aud 'he "
pensc of administering a BANKRUPT estnic,,
II Is stated, viii be small All causes 81
involuntarv bankruptcy except TWO N
voiye fraudulent intent purpQse ana ac,
Suspeniing payment VI ccmmereiai pApers
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swARMs OF IMMIGRANTS.
Over 2opo Italians Arrived and More Co,
inE-NearlV All Poor

over @VD Italians Arrived aud More Com
ing-Neatiy All Poor
New York, April l3.--rhe Herald this
morning says: The steamer Bolivia OF the
Anchor line arrived from Genoa and
Naples yesterday She brought 1875 Italian
Immigrants. Six hundred of them were de-
tanned at Ellis island on the ground that
'hey are likely TO become public charges
pi TINS number none of them had more
man u dollar or SO. Not more than 10 per
o' vi, VIII be allowed to land
ne steamer Alisca of the Fabre line
h!sS from Naples. reached the bar nj 10
% elock last night with 1904 more ON hoard
nney WIN be landed at Ellis island this
rhs lmmisration authorities arc appallea
AZ IN. great influx OF Italian pat,pers'
M nor man 800 have already arrived ana
~ otnner has received adyices that 100
s stvne ere about 10 sail from Naples. DR..
n, ,,,,, Is very alert and is enforcing the
ii,hin'sration laws TO the letter particular-
n IN the case OF Italians. In the hone OF
ussvourasins their telow-countrymen. bu,
LIE apparently has no effect ON them
f e. mas necn compelled 10 Increase lis
f fpnS, OF employees on Ellis island. and has
WHrsuushtly importuned tho denrtment ~,
,masmhston 10 aid In relieving The con.
sestea condition OF affairs at Inc station
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PROPOSED BANKRupT LAW.
BIN Finally Reported TO tho Senate After
Three Congresses

BIN Finally Reported TO tho Senate After
Three Congresses,
Washington. April i},-'rhe George"
bin to establish uniform system OF
bankruptcy VAS reported 10 the senate
today from the Judiciary committee. The
mont important amendment made by the
committee waA that providing that where
any debtor, who, being banker. broker.
merchant. trader ar manufacturer, ow Ing
$50. makes an assignment or conveyance
Of hls property or gives any lien or in
cumbrnncc thereon contrifed or devised
with the actual intent on hts part to de-
fraud his rTe1itntT, such act shah he
de.med bankruptcy Ine measure pro
vide. Tor voluntary bankruptcy.
A. w. Same tim Mr. Mitchell of Ore
Fon efbmltird tho views OF the minority
Of No c0nmitlna IN tho shape of a measure
aRTeed on ~ M" housr committee ON
judiciary WIN some notifications The
latter provides fpr voluntary and in,olun-
tnry bankruptcy.
This tin IL ihs rHRult OF the lahors OF
the COMMITTEES on judiciary FOR three con
RressHs This committees took the bill in.
PRODUCED ~ SIR Towers OF Vermont fer
the basis ~ its work, hls bin being brought
up on the Oates bill OF the last congress,
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roP RESPONSIBILITY.

Austin. Texas, Aprii is.-tstsn Core
zpoEdeuee.)-In the Tweniy-fourih leg,s-
!atare. L. l.. Rhodes. the popuiist Ajax
from Van ZssiG, intro1lcs3 third party
ca.acgs bill 10 regulate trslght rates
Had 1t becoHs law this bin would
have raised rates from 40 to 80 per cent
on distances % over twenty-five miles and
tne adverse report u The committee to
which ~ was referred nude IL very plain
tnai the reform crowd knew absolutely
nothing Of the subject u had tackled ana
exipsr'i TIE morstrori'y OF the PROPOSED
Measure b effectively that II was worth
inslrs lie for awhile TO intimate that
any one but Rhodes was responsible for
its Introduction. The fact that 1, was in
every parucuiar the creature Of the pop
ul.st aggregation a. whole and not of
Rhodes 81 Van Zand, iniiyidunlly was
make trouble for the boys after they got
back home.
II was no use denying 1t. for the legis-
latlye records were there TO cInch the
thing. 70 some plan had to be hit upon
10 countsract the erfec, of having ndvo-
Gated e. general Generalization as wen as
an abnormal Increase Of freight rates. AZ
ter much travail Il was decided TO assert
that the bal WAS bat "A BLUM TO MAKE the
commlsstGn do something. and that IL "as
never expected that II would pass. as there
was llttle danger or bill or populist origin
on such an important question as thai sf
rate making receiving the support OF the
big democratic majority In addition. II
~ proclaimed win great glee now that
the bluff worked. aa the commission im-
Inedlateiy began to bestr Itself to earn
It's salary as soon as IL was run, The ex.
PLANTATION Is more piiful that the plight
selves OWN. 10 this amateur effort Of
theirs TO make ten strike by tnrottling
the hatei railroad cormorants They
ft,lr - al. rlt.s.
II out in all SERIOUSNESS Ia circular form
at the cross roads and repeating Il with
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HIGHER COURTS.
sUpRENIE cnIpr


austin ieNas' April l3.-Proceedings OF
the supreme cour, today;
Neru'lea Questions Answcred-Kilgore Ell
al VS.. Northwest Texas Rants, t,S,,.,
uonal society. from Wise. ''''N"
~ Cleveland ct nj vs. Cleveland, from
Galveston the judgment of In" couri nj
C,''i aprea.s IS reversed and me Judgment
OF NE district court is AFFIRMED.
Motions for Repealings Overru,ed- C;ulf
colorado and Santa Fe Railway COMPANY
ct al vs, I'D Loft, from Dallas uwo mo.
EV,,n, cause submitted, Miller et al VS..
suiHNhh, from l>lano, motion submitted
G,a.yesion, Harrisburg and san Antonio
Raiwa2 Company vs. tho State, from
Brewster. for reheai<lg
IN me CITY of corsieana VS.. Kerr ct al.
from Navarro. tho Judgment Of the co,,r,
below Is reversed and Judgment is rem
dered for the defendant in error
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ARRESTED IN Kr,Nrr,Cxy

Lexington. Ky. April is-Detec,ive
George Drake arrived here this morning
with John NJ. Sebastian the man who is
charged with numbering r. VI. Stripping
near Waco. Texas, nearly two years ago.
Governor bradley has not signed the
requisition papers and Judge ]. NJ. Sebas.
tlan. uncle of the accused. VIII make
strong effort TO persuade him not to do SO.
Already n petition Is In the governors
hands saying the petitioners believe Sebas-
tian will be lynched II taken to Texas.
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CORnErrs LATEST.

Chicago. April is-Tonight from the
stage OF the Chicago opera house James j.
Corbett announced that the National
SPORTING club OF London had offered n
purse OF $4,000 for a iirht between himself
and Fi.z simmons
'Fitxslmmons is going abroad May g."
said Corbe,t. and close my season
the second week In May. / intend to take
the first boat that ! can get for England
and hope To bring Fitzsmmens to an
agreement TO ilght'
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ss-aa,r criminals ssssl-s z5Ne- sanee, ana
ssro-.-ss - r.ss tSe vro.ssr 9. As As'c-ss'
ans eAs sssats * IS ts1 In speS ~vss's.
sso7ss ana 2-sS=s sash pooTse is ise Asras
6. S-arOSx.
There arr tie sesHcs s-i exrs, - ;se
n,so,tea trsa=,s u ne tc7ss AS ,ss bona
TIE strNsas hz-a a. 80 law. sstta oy in-
teiisers aud are<s.tsec sNSs-. cts -srsevs
sucA scss-sTass az B, g a osr.se .c7 ~r-
isaSs-i aSoss,ss-acr; ;AA; s9es eoesssto-.s
wsre ever permitted 80 F-svaa ia 'a4s
s,Nur.~Y
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rops Of all kinds are looking wen.
EPIDEMIC BEYOND CONTROL

New York. April i3.--Thc National Ar
menlan relief commission today received
the following cable from Miss Clara Bar
ton: THE epidemic at Marash Is beyond
control. Have ordered forward more
physicians with supplies"
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FATALLY SHOT.

Dallas. Texas, April i3.--Tonight Hugh
Chamberlain and Sam Bennett. horse
traders, got into a dispute. as tho resur
OF which Bennett struck Chamberlain In
the face with his iist. whereupon Cham.
b%rla.n drew a A-caliber revolver and
hhot Bennett IN the region OF the heart.
After the shooting Chamberlain surren-
dered. BsOastt MIL probably die.
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WITH SUICIDAL IN

Hattie Franklin, coIoreo, ~
the place called the "Bnii r
ana street. between IeA =,
avenues. took morphine ~ y
suicidal intent. The drus - 4
about 1850 O'Clock. and ai.r, II 81,
found few minutes aiiSs' not y
inmates OF the house nia -
police until 1880 o'clock th suaot
that hour DR. Fox was .,olsep
aphed antidotes for the rtses'
o'clock she was dying Nv
suicide is known. ~
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At CRIppLE GREEK.

Cripple Creek, Colo. April l3.-Nohody
ia tnls camp ever witnessed n more severe
storm than that Of yesterday. Although
many small buildings and few large
ones were blown down. no fatalities have
b,en reported. The damage done to prop
oriY Is estimated at So 900.
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SHOT HIMSELF.

MoGregor, Texas. April is,--charlle Nor
ton and Nick karnes engaged In difa-
fling. Morton, in attempting to shoot
Karnes. shot himself just above the left
nipple and the ball came out through
tho shoulder blade The wound is thouch nj
not TO be fatal. Karnes had no pistol
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RUSSIAN REpRnAcu-

New York, April IA alsnatch N tho
~. from 81. Petersburg says: The
fnr 49, scores the Amoriean legislators
onnan question. II saws; '..rhe r ~, III
had /, "onti have been finished long ago
lea u y not been for the supnort ~ meT'
FROM an international point OF view
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1o1Nrn NAE nENNpIcrs.

Sugar Land, Texas. April i3,-Nlr y. c.
Ernest. manager OF Il II. Cunningham &
Co.'S coopcrage department has just re-
turned from Austin after an absence of
four or five days. MIR. Ernest took adj
vantage OF his vacation and Is now mum.
hered among the many young henedicts at
sugar Land. he having married Miss Amos
or Houston on the Sh instant ana Is now
comfortably domiclled IN his white cottage
on the hill. Thus one by one the boys
leave us.
Crops OF all kinds are looking we'll
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A c1rERo GROCER.

Cuero, Texas, April D.-Mas \
grocer of this city. filed as X
thus morning. making ". \.
trustee. TO secure the FOLLOWING n
NJ. Duffy. note ...........'.''''''..
j. II. Bailey. note ..,...''''''
j. CaSsal, note ....,,,.....'''"'''..
First National bank. no'e ''"
u. Byrne ...............' i,v,s.cs
Moore. Mckinney a Co, uai rv
y, o. Stanars Milling compA'
Total ............. ......';'....ja ArJl
Assets: Stock on hand ahu
store.
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CHARGED AS AN AccEss

San Diego, Texas, April e.,
ra. the main witness in the E "a, 4
case tried here last week. fror y
here today on II warrani ,,rr ~
Guerra Is charged with no's .hni "
erson's hands while Lopez ' !,
him. ..,nH,rt
The Kidnapping case trantdE
Webb county here Is benz
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the attitude of the Americas N
bear criticism. II is due 10 IN
gant appetite for the exteas,,. ~ q
United states. Spair's cause y
she is dealing not with CUBA n
America"
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tcrnAtss as vOl;S-s ny raaas psr<-s "a ;Ais
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RESIDENCE AT oALLAs.

Dallas. Texas. April lathe residence
OF John j., Callahan burned. Loss on
building 1850. insured for $500 In Travel
ers' Of Chicago; loss on furniture $500 IN
sured In Lancashire for $3.50. insurance on
plano $50. The IRE originated in lamp
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suAErFER BEAT GARS \.

Boston. Mass. April 10. a
tournament tonight seha. ~. ND
GARNER. his score being ~ ss, hit
80: average 6.37. GARNER ~
81, average 4.036.