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men might be led to take Some rash sep.
He had, therefore, called the meeting, al
lowing Two weeks time In which 10 per-
nit the advocates of sound money 70
calmly reflect upon the matter aud TO
settle In their minds what they believed
TO be best for the party. The executive
committee had placed the democratic par
ty upon record as a party OF one ana ohly
one idea. If Its directions were obeyed
there would be no county conventions
held there could be no expression upon
the tariff, upon the Monroe doctrine. upon
foreign policy. 1t must he upon the ques-
ton az free silver and nothing else.
Captain Tarver Interrupted TO ask the
speaker IL In his opinion a high tArir
man, who voted for free silver, ana was
elected a delegate o the ccn,ention, would
be permitted to sit In IT,
Mr. Hardy replied that he supposed he
w.uld because 'the free and uni mited
coinage of silver washcth away al sins.
even as IN the blood OF thu lamb IL
this connection he said we all had heard
of betrayal for thirty pieces of silver.
and Il seemed that tho executive commit
tee had betrayed the democratic party OF
Texas fer a little FREQ silver ~ have
noticed that the chairman ala not want
the people confused by des guing men,
and II seeu' t0 mo II thors arc any de-
signing men II vs. the members of the ex-
eXusive committee"
At this iunct,ire Mr.. Hardy read the
following resolutiors, which he said he
would submit tomorrow
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PROHIBITION SPEECH.

Granhury, Texas. February is-Judge y.
C. Heath OF Rockwell. Texas. and CHAIR
man of the State prohibition committee.
spoke In the court house here last night
to "A good audience, showing the evils
which had existed during the last thirty
wears under the democratic and rcpub-
ucnn partIes and how these evils might be
remodled by putting the prohibition party
in power. lie showed also the mary c.uus
increase OF the prohibition party since
its organization lie Is q forcihle speaker
and nude favorable Impressions ON his
audience for the prgn ihit0n party whether
he made any converts or not
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wEYLER's PLANS.

VIII Try to Build I'm His Force Of
Volunteers.
Havana, February u.-Captain General
Woylcr continues his exhaustive invesu-
cation into tho condition and resources
0f his f0rces on the island and making
some eNporiments If methods he intends
10 EMPLOY when he enters upon cam
raign. fre Is IMPRESSED with the advantage
of an effective volunteer force aud INTENDS
TO reinforce and mobilize this arm af the
50 ice at once. their familiarity with the
country ard knowledge r the character
aud meth DDS of the Insurgents.
Antonio Maceo after his engagement
with the Srariards at CavAa Bos made
characteristics countermar'h. naSsnE
out Of the rrovince of Einar del Rio. We
is close 20 tho Trocha running from ia
vnna to ratahano. If no has not alrfalv
missed It 10 tho eastward Nothing is re-
uorted cr hts movements along thu l'ne
aud his immediate whereabouts Is tho sub
iect Of interesting speculation by tho
ant hOrties.
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Nm IT, 4, 10 ,yi,,, in,,,,,. nntti,i ,,
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v,ortk ,,trg ~ @nu ,,tto1,ni ~ atfle
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nj tnsfu vo1 ara ,ybtoind b.fore Vou
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ny uat Iu9loF Wouu neslt1tr ~ a.S-
! tn'ng "hcn ne Fot hls poslnon ny uu-
llltll} anu tHrN'' Hl"h NJ MN WIZ
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ms ~ ~ ~, ,,,,t.i 20
! place ~ state ponuHs' IheE agreeu 10
lcAVe u ATONE mourn ciilnpuS 'Iieh, az
,;icy 90 now, jhhl lney Itu 'Wo !" o ,,,a
ltvy 1lt"A't ~" - 80 s
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lrust .riu ST ,it,,, days
',l'''I ~, 90 ,,,,,rtv ,onii-
11a, Mit wi ,,,.ni,,st ne Iii not 90
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urNr1NGToN HEARD.

washington February a. 49, Mr.. G. p.
Huntington appeared before the house
committee on Pacific roads today He he
gan by saying that when the roads were
butt so much was not heard ~ their he
ing built for war purposes as h I'D been
since. They were built for tho policing of
the country and 10 permit easy communi
cntion between the Fast and West. The
promoters Of the me were regarded "a
crazy. When the road WIS completed the
aesots were not sufficient to meet tho OH
legations Of tha road nv several millions
The road had benefited many and ipiure
none. Among ether things it lad vastly
sntHu.a1 the value of the lands through
witch Il pnsscd II had also had the of
feet ~ causing n discontinuance OF Indian
hogtiiitins
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WEATHER. CROP BULLETIN.
Weekly Report of the Texas Weather
Bureau.
WHEAT AND OATS DOING WELL,
showers Have Somewhat Retarded Farm
in; neutrality-suspicious. Tor
Planting Corn Rushed.

Galveston, Texas, February H.-United
States Department of Agriculture. Gil
mate and Crop Service of the Weather
Brreau.-Crop bulletin for the week end
ing Thursday, February 10;
Precipitat!on-The week opened with
threatening weather, and light showers
were reported from the coast district ana
the northwestern portion OF the state, a.
Ter which Il cleared NJ. taH "ea. ali
then prevailed until the LIN, Wneil sen
ernl shower were relo. tel with me great
est precipitation over lne hoTthSaste.i
portion Of the state. The week closed
with generally fair weather except over
The southeastern portion of the state
where light showers were reported ne
precipitation on an average LOT the sdaOe
during the week ranged from 10 10 90 OF
an inch below the normal over the coast
district and the western portion OF the
state, to an excess q .bV OF an lhcH o'S'
the nCrtheastcrn portion. -.
Sunshne-Brlken stratus cVlliulolstlat.
us and cunulus clouds prevailed during
the week which reduced the amount OF
sunshine to some extent, but on an aver
age for the week there was about the nor
TerIucrature-T week opened with the
tnrnuerature slightly below the Norman,
after which 1t foli aud on the Sth ana '.n
II ranged from to II degrees peloW tne
normal. II then rose rnridly anu Oh llc
i'm and i2th 1t ranged from 10 b ue,
grees above the average. \ suhnt cOol
| wave crossed the state at the close or inc
vCclt AND tho Temperature fen until II
ranred below the n rmal The tempera-
u,re on an average for tho week was
slightly below the normal. The highest
/ tnmprrature at the several stations dur
| ing the week has ranged from % degrees
over the mort hwestern portion OF the state
! IA rs degr 9 in the vicinity of Lamnnsas,
! and nc lowc.t has ranged from II degrees
/ over The Panhandle T. - degrees along
! the Immediate c a {
| cnNnITTnN OF CROPS,
80 ~ - - 5o,,,, ,,erv
Winter wheat ana oAts " , uot'5 ~, y
| well Early sown wheat iooHs w.. ,.a cny,.
! that soMn late. some FARMERS na,s a.,
mcnced sowing srring cas- Wuere VIZ
/ ground was iaNora,-e l0r lhlS W. ~ ,aa,
The showers at the close OIL l1e MSrr
Will retard farming opera lions 70 so ~
! extent but MS a RUE farmers 4te pr,
wei up With thcr work, ana , WIN l. "a,
/ able weather cat sowing W II ~ general
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DELEGATES TO DALLAS.

Cameron. Texas February 13,-Mayor
y. j. Lewis has appointed Hon. T. S.
henderson. John NJ. Hency Nj NJ. Kemp,
w f. Crawford aud $ Il. Ford to repre-
sent Cameron at the mi-rentennial colc-
hratiou meeting at Dallas on the 18th
inst. These delegates are the leading men
of Cameron
sheriff Beckett yesterday arrested Boce
SWEET and Charley Herman, charged with
cattle theft. They are now IN Jail
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

BulgariA.-Prince Boris oldest
20 tnee Ferdinand Of Eulear,a wns
%ti. WIN great ceremony today, a..
nuteh' In ME quarters the
y The crown prince into tbe ny-
~ i'N mlrch Is looked upon Nc w, ,,ns W
y, l,,. re "a ~, ,ng. % the Bulgarian prin-
pIt -'} ,,,. 70 me hands Of the car $3.50
do4;hs from yellow fever VIII, ueetl Si
twonty- fear hours "''"'n inc last
~ ~ foWN.-Slr j. Gordo, s,rt,,
pFen'oF OF Cape coloney; ]. Hoffmey,ssEr'
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the prominent d emo, rats of this place and
Y ithout exception all expressed them
selves as bimetallists with the proper
safeguards, nut none for free coinage AT 10
10 nnd that TO vote either ticket as
set out by the executive committee at
Austin would be contrary to their views
That they are not extremists either way.
This seems to be the general sentiment Ill
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Ian commission was hard at work today.
with alkof tho members present. Tho geo
logical survey. through MI Baker. report
vi that tho map of the country In dispute
was almost finished The commission is
h ghlN eratircd at the position taken by
its request to be supplied with information
relative 10 the location of the boundary
line.
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healthy babies. Weak won. ~ ~, Y!
have healthy babies, but N. the. a 100
against it. Every woman :.
healthy, happy children Il i, ~ 4
proper care Of herself. Dr. S,.,s.' ;
voritc Prescription Is what Il. NY, ny
cures the weaknesses and dis.....aa
lar to women. 1t makes perfect -
OF thein-woricn capable oi 49,
Its use obviates the dreaded. a u,i'' Q
ally useless, physicians examis,|,s
and stereotyped local treatm.r.. y 4
the only medicine for women u \
druggists, devised by a regulatir !
Gated, experienced, and skillful ss.,;,'
i'll these diseases, and its sale eyes ~. ,
combined sales of all other redless'
vertised for this class Of maladiss ~ n
during the period OF pregnancy i .
pares the whole womanly organs,
its time of trial and danger. i, :,
cally does away with the danger al ,
nearly all Of the pain.
Women who care to know ,ll sbot a. .
vcritc Prescription, and all aboa, NJ, ,
physical being and the bcs, way 10 NJ. !,
1t, should send - onc.ecn, stamp. to tat !,
mailing NH Of fee copy Of Dir pi.'ns
DOB page illustrated Common s,use M
wiser word NispensHrp Medical Au.a.
No ot' Main "tl't p"atle NY
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The sound money democracy held an
informal meeting at the rooms OF the
chamber OF commerce, beginning NJ
o'clock tonight Chairman liardy calleu
d. G. Giddlngs to the chair, with Lewis
Hancock Of Austin az secretary. Anoui
100 delegates were present .
f.o,o,,,, f,tdd;nr. ra,d n were cal1l
- ,,.h.,tar ,,,..,. abo,,ld
together 10 uec'"e "H't"N' p'S
icpudiate the recent action OF the party
na 10 man o,it the limo Of action which
80 -. T., ,,..t.,,li,.- o.
should ne lah'H III ." ''"'iH'3 -.
Captain Tarver OF LAREDO said the ac-
,ton of rho committee was not approved
~, .t, ,,.,,,,t,. ~ b,s ,o,int,,.
ny ptr uT"l W VIZ fyi'
that they would hold th@r primaries anu
n county convention as usual ana would
-, a, - .,.,..., A., tta stotp c,nv,-t-
heHu theH WI Ho'' ="
ton, and II such delegates Wore Htltltu
admission to tho convention they would
-. -. ,,,,t - , tree aud hold n convention
~ W w - $3.50, a., a.
OF their OWN II no JULIET S""''S D" '''
State Joins them
r,d,a pufte Hardy said he hoped TO
-, =. ~. -, -, ,,-,,,,.,...r
AVOID spht III i'c P'H'' ""'
the success OF political organization
,,,,,s. ha obtained tt I9ss of its Integrity.
49,, "a -, ...,
III the loss OF Hlaill"o" "''' .V''-'''l'~'
whenever It Is necessary to maintain party
n, suit my country. / hid farewell TO par
-, III - g.. ,,o.,,..s,,. g., i,',,,,
~. But IL Wouln ilol "e Ho'ef'a'S W wa
tho party--"we will whlp our enemies
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WANTED IN ALABAMA

san Antonio. Texas, February ii-Rob-
ert Charlson, cx-lfni,cd States commits.
sioner AZ Alfalfa. Ala. was prresial here
SSgluy on charge Of presenting false
S,a ga, AGAINST the United states CHARLTON
- vg.'u mere Tor several weeks coming
s ~ LOU ArN'oo The Officers havn been
shaIoW,ng him an the tme av.,itlnt,
pauers IRON Alabama ''"H
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MURDERED INFANT k>znr-uED

Quitman, TeNa', February IA fully
developed infant was found on Weanes-
day buried on farm six miles ,yos. ~
ms place Justice Reese and Or Henri.
Loath went out to hold an inoue,l fPb
post mortem examination revSaitd rho
iHet that the childs skull had been fran
lurcd and that there were several wo'ir y A.,
ments are expected. Nf
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pRrCINCr cnNNENr1nN

Hampstead. Texas, February 1.-THE
precinct No. ! republican convention Sc
lccied the following delegates to attend
tho county convention on the Goth instant:
Nathan Webster Ned Sanders. I'll, w
Howard, L. r. Cant, Nelson Smell. l. s.
Fields, Il. l.. Fitzpatrick. J. ]. Mnhan, l..
T. Tompkns, Il. l., Hannay NJ. II. Lilly.
\. w, Bennett j. r.. Freeman. II. l..
been rendered In the district court OF Jone
A. Starks, i. h. Hickman, James Evans
.t.l - ItanSNo
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popr-TIsT MEETINGS.

Rogers. Texas, February 1i.-Hon. James
Hiridman of Dallas has lust closed three
days popul3st meeting at this, place u ms
is the first campaign powder ekPloueu
notwithstanding the very unfaVoranie
weather.
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Al.tINrJlY DETERMINATIONS.

Alpine. Texas. February lo.-rhc re-
publican convention OF brewster. Foley.
Buchel and Pecos counties was held In
tho court house today. Judge 7, :. Brack-
enbrSw was elected chairman and G. D.
Wlndpn secretary. Tho purpose OF tho
meeting as stated by the chair-an, was
to select delegates to the Frtdercksplrg
consr, sslonal convention, to send dele
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pOLlTICs AT NAVAsOTA

Navasota, Texas, February 1i--Hon
Thomas II, Ban Of Huntsville is in Nava-
sofa today loolSing after his prospects I'm
Ihc congressional race.
County Attorney T.. 4. Scott has an
nounccd as u candidate for district attor-
ney OF the Twelfth judicial district and
is pushing his canvass vigorously.
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INV WHITE CHAIRMAN FIRED.

Fort Worth, Texas. February III. r.
Goodell state chairman of the lily. white
republican executive committee, today re-
moved Whit Dryden as chairman OF the
Tarrant county committee, and appointed
Joseph y. Diehl In his place.
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GRAYsoN COUNTY CALL.

Austin, Texas. February 1l.-secretarg
Of State Mayheld as acting chairman OF
the Grayson county DEMOCRATIC executive
committee. vice Hon. j. NJ. Biggers, ae-
ceased this afternoon prepared ca. i ~,
Saturday March !.
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TIE REsCLUT1oNs

|
party OF IeXas nave any authority OF pow
err to abolish the executive committee of
! tho v,rioua dis,r,cts and counties Of rho
eta,a 49,. H.. 49,, -. a,.n,,a ~
S'ute OF lH any manner 10 hoI1use 'he
| rights powers and duties Of such commit
! tees conferred ut,or ,hn,r IA. th.gr Sow.
/ eraI coustitteucle. bs,etnforc ,ynan t.st
| In convention nsaetniIsd In nrrnrda,1..
| Win thN t.ii"s ai,1 ,,s,.,,,, a. ~ i,. wv
| me pnrtv ''- '''''' "a
. 'Th9f ,,. ia NOT bcii.yo ,t,t. ,t. s,t,
! slXtean tn,,,ts',s W. ~ 80 - 9"t. ,
! ~ COL 49, - 80 .tt. 'ii''1' 20
| INV nns,', ~ -, t'i'i''''',rs Nu'e
! thS dsrmot,~,', 49, i'.Ne WI gn'7e
| ra',.t,, az l,',. az t'Mt9 ~ ".cpii' IL
| ~ ~, ~ ~. uilY "!H| ''v 'u'"' dI.i ihhi
- i.''t - ' ''vu q, n"alih on f'"rh"Iy
Vr;t ~. ~, '"' lrI ON Pr.
I a'1it Wy 'ApI'SSi"h OF the 81 mo- iNtlc
niaS8es upon any Question or policy sa'e
"'ht tNNtPl lHt silver question: hud that
/ our STATE convention. ii assembled in
"teo, lance win we r. soWH9nS adopt y
| AZ austin by "A majority of the Stat"
| commute Would have no right t. make
/ my declaration for the democracy OF
! IcNaA upon amy question whether OF state
! or Nulprfu policy save upon tho Qucs-
/ tiou or iilVr coinage, " indeed. it would
} known 60 democracy.
/ 3. rhai W. regard the action Of the six
teen m.mher, "no constituted the aIority
/ OF the STATE executive committee. uarsiu'f
4 resolutions af rosaid. az iyrannital oni
/ uaGrpiue That we pass oversize gross
iniusticr ana outrage prrpotr.ttcd ~ the
I chairman OF SAID committee iu drpOiuI-
nag advocates OF frtr and ii-lIimlt.l COIN
5,rc rf .tlv.r by, ina. Emitted stqtes nlofl.. in
/ rlat. of two tn,nt,rs snl.0tsa by tnair
/ resu.ttlvc disrricis WIN we've ma wore
/ l,ir,v-u tn he ,vh.p .i|,t.l El tnr.r ais-
| trl.ts or,f,oscd IN a.,.,,. ina. ana ,otifnit,o
! c,,if,.t,,, ma ,,i,,s, J.,.h .,,f..,.,,ii.tr a.
/ u,air IA, t,,.fio,, h, u.s. ,t- J,r,,...r.,tr ,.,n
} stitu.,,,i.. ,t,, r.IIt us.irl.t,,,.
! .i,,ir,u,, 10 ,ba,,,, ~ ,.,,,t. ,,,, '.t f,l
/ e.,t 800 80, W. a. ~ M W. " r,,
.,r rro,, ,,,,. It,',,t'. ''t'' 49,.
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! ~ az" iIU',,,tT d" lI', .u.ll"
". .,.,i. i.uiaeo i'Nclple' gtlI iErluill,'i
| .'t. HH" i'Nl' 'V''7 "If We P'Nr
/ uf,i 5uv Hl4u-Nani, AMI ar ,at'
! .lt W gre" perry ~ t"' pHIt or lne ''uli
! l.au OF t.A. untti'n 4" iA' convention
! WYhh H'-'tie,l MIN wherein q true anl
! lL'J drmrctHi' selected uy tho democracy
/ ~ Dis Hl tflci, Wht east down from ms
, nae" hN tho chairman win tre as Instance
~ iiiron neHbe rs a. said committee. tnir-
/ teen selected py democratic opsutu"ucics
| 4iW Two appointed, ms said before. hv sai h
! chairman. aud his place ulicd los another
| SELECTION Of spld chairman. whereby M
| ds c'9nR' the question Of Mr.. Gnrretis
right 10 retain a scat and place upon salt
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CANDIDATE FOR CONGREsS.

Clarksvillc Texas, February 70 The
nnnoulic3ment Is made IN the Banner o.
the candidacy OF DR.. Tat ", Clark for
ianal district
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DIVERGENT VIEWS.


silver democrats who. If required to si-n
tne pieukc suggested No'hu not 10 "llHlh |
milo Of the polling places on the day
Of tho primaries. hut AZ no such pledge |
49,, -, ,i,,. ,.,ii ,,,4, 90, 4, ,,,
-,
National democratic convention adopted
silver platform they would vote the
,ick,, NAM 4, ,f A. ,t-,.. ec,. ,o,,,d ,,,,,,,,
tngy YOU'D go 70 ihr popnilsts.
~ said that this executive committee !
ai'ya ~ tne contention a. palias "hlcE
- utoNutp a. IeAo'ut'oh lot iite SIN .T
huH Juinti hahps Win those VINO We're |
sue 1ed al lhhl t1nNeliIpn; D1tdicy
hr SUD was cpnBratuiatIhE himself, to-
.h,i WIN JaW'f ~ pm u ioBg' WHO
ate crow SO gracefully at batts. aut |
WIN J9hn H. ~ .e'an. who could not
4iuhd the utieiuc,a OF the convection. !
. ~ s.i 5,,. 'ght I4e Iqaoor ol tne q m
ocIdlic FORCES SHOULD JON hdnds with tho
vention which appointed him.
IN closing MI l'ardy said that when
ever a.. democrutlc party spoke through
convention he would bow. hut De wanted
~ Understood that he wanted all
uiher participants likewise pielged. He
serve, the unity or the party. II the pledge
~ taxing bl hpth sides IN" party viii
stand together; it not. "A split is as M
eNitablr as The sun shall rise tomorrow.
~" believed u the s01ud money mru VIII
stand for 20 TIA" silyer mocfats cnn be
ma.lo TO nke tho pledge.
60. h .,,' ''..' H'.S al'i .-ht a commit,
~. s app".a.'I 20 uratt RESOLUTIONS and
i"n,o,, '.s'' '' F''a'" SIS ior the meeting
~ ,,.' ~ A." .,.. , g.. t-..,
,,. ~ Us 9VEEesi,u ny kinraid OF Calves
~" =, - .i;lU l'dn' ana ,oipnci Mcpon-
n.' t''' til7 c"uftr Woul Dee improper
t' tht ih'rlhS tonight was entirely In
/ ."i"iaA ana as a run representation was
,'' ~ attendance. The idea was there
/ i", Nrpipti lut the tllnp
InuEe - ~. Nnnn of Crockett next
Blended by MIR pudtsv ttI ..,.,.''''i,i vi,
authority, even hnd the ontre committee
h'lultfcei, instead of Tho vote standing
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