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MEDIcO-cLlMAToLoGY.

9an Antonio Expects Large Influx OF
lhNilds as a Rcsuli OF tho Congress.
san Antonio, Texas, February - The
hf" annual session OF the worlis con-
gross OF cl'natolosy adjourned sinc die at
ll'@ thia morning. Tho next meeting viii
he hrld az Atlanta. Ca
ne uire of tie congress was taken up
tnib morning with discussing thc proprietS
Oh passing resolutions tudor4lng "A bill
"N4ch has been introduced into cons rrss
PfoNilins Tor the esf adjustment OF Ma
ophh sHultRriums Tor the scientific IN
N'ruFa,'on Of consumption and climatic
lnhuFuce ,hercou The sri.ac OF the meet
l9g was mat committee OF five consider
lise pruuricty ot such action and report at
INC next annual meeting.
rho delegates are highly delighted with
W" riltrtto aud Say that the data afforded
them by tnls convention VIII bring such
an influx Of lnvRllds a. would be CONNER
snrate with lic average clay OF 100000 In
habItants.
large portion OF tho visitors left for
tue coast via tho ArAusas Pass at 1880 this
niirruoon and VIII return Monday.
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ma In !, ,r,,,,f,,, 80, ,.er'. ".'S
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Dallas Texas. February 22.-Proceedings
In the court of civil appeals, Fifth district:
Afiirned-W Christian VS.. George V.
hughes Dallas county; Il. j. Russell VS.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company, Dallas county; Missouri, Kan
sts and Texas Railway company VS.. Mrs
George O'Conncr, Morris county; De-
Camp Leroy vs.. II. Z. Bates * Co. Gray
son county; Texas and Pacific Railway
company vs.. w. j. Padgitt. Van Xandt
county.
Reversed and Remanded-P Pioneer Saw
inss aud Loan company vs.. j. d. Paschal
q al. Dallas county: Texas and Pacinc
Halfway company vs. II. II. Strihhling.
Wed county; II. W. Caffey, executor. ct
al W. Mrs. r. Caffey. Navarro county.
Reversed, Reformed and Reudered-S. A
Crcnshaw VS. {. Marley ct al. Grayson
county,
Dismissed for Want OF Jurisdiction
Cheatam q kelam vs.. Texas and Pacific
Railway company, Van Haudt county, NJ.
y. Davis vs. r, c. Nesbit ct AL Rockwell
county, Edward Gray W. NJ. Tenpleton,
Motions Disposed Of Kaledonia Insur-
auce company VS.. Charles Wonar, rehear-
ing. ovcrruled; Gulf, Colorado and Santa
rehoaring, overruled; Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway compauylvs, Ida John
son. file supplemental ,ecor1 granted.
Cases submitted Scales & Ward vs.
cur. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
COMPANY Bow!o county. Texas and paci-
file Railway company vs.. Roberts & Abb
hott. Kaufman county, Texas and Pacific
Railway company vs.. j. VI. Watson. Kauf-
man county. St Louis ana Southwestern
Railway company vs.. Annie Griffith
Franklin county; Cleburne Water Ice ana
lighting company vs.. city of Cleburne
johnson county.
Cases Set for March 7--B Il Cahcll .; al
vs, Regina Mcncger ct al, Dallas county.
j, G. Mathews ct al va. Wolfe city Ma
"a t o. IA ff|aF1
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AGAIN ADn1DGND INsAN,

san Augustine, Texas, February 2u-Mrs
Mary Watts, n most esumable lady. is
no" lying at her home on Livingston
street IN precarious condition. beng very
SICK. In fact. there IS bur nttle hope of
any permanent Improvement in her condt-
ON tho a2d of last February r I, Fms
respectable farmer living north OF town
Was, after almost killing himself hv cut.
ing ms throat sent TO the asylum al Ter
VNll ana In sixty or ninety DAYS was dis
charged as cured. Today he was tried aWd
HHlu3ged insane again, His mother Killed
aSeSseit about twenty-five years ago by
ssS0otlIS whole load Of turkey shot
and NJ, large family Of girl children. way
mea sles. " Wv 'P'V"N "
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT,


Fort Worth. Texas. February 22.--The
following business was transacted yester-
day in the court of civil appeals:
Cases deciied---L. c. Barrett VS.. W. II.
Featherstone ct al. from Clay affirmed,
Hunter, j.. dissenting; X. Il. Bumpass VS..
H. y. zachary. from Wichita. affirmed;
Kelly Grain company ct al VS.. j.. Nj.
English. from Wilbarger, reversed ana re-
manded; Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe
railway company We. Mrs. l.. Whisenant,
IRON Bosque, rev ersed and remanded I'M
itSS remlttltur OF $40 DO Aled within
twenty days, j, &. kArner ct al vs.. James
stump, from Denton, affirmed, IL. l..
saunders ct al vs. Charles Beugesser ct
a. from Archer, affirmed; Louisa Smith
az al vs., j. |. Fehr ct al, from Archer,
affirmed; Fort w ortiz and Denver city
l.allWay company ct al vs.. u. A. Nc
Chcsney,. FROM Wichita, affirmed Auit-
man, Miller Co vs.. n. George ct al,
from Bosquc, AFFIRMED.
Gases submitted-Geo Il. BloclSman
W. Robert Houssels x Son ct al, from
Wilbarger; j. e. Crossott W. y. Klein ct
a., rom Taylor. Ward Risley vs., CIeaves
& Fletcher. from Cooke j. NJ. McClary
VS. the city of Comanche. Fort Worth and
inltnNer CITY kailway company vs..
Campbell vs.. Mrs. II. VI. jenkins, from
Bosque; Thomas c. Arnold ct al vs. Re
tecca r. Attaway ct al. from Hriscoe,
Joh1 y Wood ei al VS.. 4 l.; .Caselbury
et al from Wilbarger; r. NJ Moore ct al
vs. u. IL. Kennedy from Wichita
The following cases We're set for sub
mission on March n 7. j, Barrett. county
clay. w. NJ Coleman ct al vs.. G. c. Davis
- al, from Jack; ". X. Burlget ct al VS.
NJ y. lyman ct nj. from Tarraut; Texas
snd Pac'Nc railway vs. Eva Mcdowell
from Eastland, two cases; Heating Imple-
ment and Machine company vs. FaVorite
Carriage company, from Tarrant; r. Nor
ran W, a. st Tinnclle ct nj. from Haskell;
j Dewitt Il rFt
Comanche: j. r. Cotton vs. Frank Hiclt-
lin, from Parker
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to hear In replying he referred to the
cordial reception given him Throughout
the cities Of America by Catholics ana
non-Catholics alike, and said that he nad
In his travels seen signs OF peace, pros
perity and morality throughout. He ex"
pressed the conviction that such a coun-
try must be the greatest OF the eartn.
The people had treated him with marked
love and respect. In pronouncing the
pont.fical benediction. he prayed Coo 2
blessings to rest upon both Catholics ana
non-Catholics alike, and that they might
be endowed with the love OF heaven ana
with peace and prosperity for the years
to come.
This ended the ceremonies and the con-
grega,ion dispersed. 1T 1880 O'Clock the
cardinal dined with Bishop Gallagher.
the local and visiting clergy and Captain
owens being present.
During the afternoon be was driven
over the city and visited the various
Catholic Institutions.
Among the visiting clergy are Father
Murray, Father HenneSsy ana Father
Quinian OF Houston. Father Mcsoriey,
formerly Of Galveston. but now OF Beau
mont, and Father Daniel Of st. LOUIS.
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roMoRRow's PROGRAMME.

Tomorrow morning at 1920 o'clock the
pontincal high mass will be celebrated In
the cathedral Elaborate preparations
have been in progress for the past two
weeks. and this will without doubt be the
grandest event In the Catholic church OF
Galveston. Admlttance to the church viii
be hy card, and these have long since been
exhausted. many who are anxious to at
tend being denied the privilege because
tho cathedral. large as It IS. VIII not ac-
commodate all.
The celebrant OF the mass Will. or course,
be The cardinal lie viii b. assisted as
follows: Deacon OF the mass. Rev. Father
Bernard Lee. sub-doacou, kcv. Father
Keller, delcons Of houos E.v. Father
DShaunahsn and Rev. Father Jeanne. as
sistani priest. Rev. Father Welmar. V.
O.; master Of ceremonies. Rev Father
William Ice; assistant master Of cereuon-
les, Rev. Father Kcaney. Right uey H!sn-
op GaiinAoeT VIII preside. attended Rs
deacois Of homer. AMI the remaining local
Clergy OF the city VIII occupy places ~
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the sanctuary. Tiare will he thirty-sir
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Several Republican County Convcn-
tons Arc Held.
THE POPuLIST STATE COMMITTEE
WIN Meet In Dallas to Fin Time and Place
for the state Convention-Gai-
weston for Quincy.

Galveston, Texas. February 2e-The
county republican convention met here to-
night and appointed delegates TO the
State. congressional and senatorial con-
Nentions. Rev. a. Barbour presided and
w. Mcdonnell acted as secretary. Har-
mony prey allied throughout and the COM
mlitec adopted n report indorsing II. w
quincy "a National committeeman from
this i.sirict.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted UNFOLDING the
principlca Of the party, and the conven-
ton adjourned without instruciing for
presidential or other candidates The con-
feniiu1 was entirely in sympathy with
Quincy Before II met tonight Geo w
Rowe, Sr, chairman Of the rival execu-
i've committee. issued n call for primaries
for February = and denounced th,fe al
ready held as farce.
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English language In public, and II you
we're there you heard his maiden enort.
1t was naturally n great surprise 20 US,
especially as We were looking for nothing
more than the henedicuon.'
For the reasons which contributed 10
the surprise OF the cardinals secretary,
the reporters who attended the service dbl
not take seats near enough the altar 10
hear all that was spoken. and but the
bricfcst synopsis could Therefore he made.
DR.. OrbaD VAS therefore. requested 10
report the caruinal's remarks as carly
as he could remember them, and he die
tAted the following:
"Ho expressed his most earnest thanks
for the beautiful reception given him and
SAID he would all his life bear with hin
memories OF H. and that as soon as ne
goes to Rcme he Will report In a very
Special manner 10 the holy father tthc
pope upon his reception ana cordial treat
inent at Galveston. lie also expressed ms
best wishes for the bishop and the people
at large, and said he hoped they would
ever I've in peacs, and that they would
progress IN morality, religion and the
virtues which make them. not only god
Catholics but also good citizens lie al
Ge,i tina, religion vas a great help fer the
progress OF nations. In closing he cont
plimented America, expressed his rcSafd
10. this great Republic and said he hopot
Il would continue TO grow and prospcF,
II only wish YOU could hear him speaN
in Latin. or In some tongue Win Wnlch
he Is moro familiar than English. i'iS
81 oQuence IL most captivating. For an hoGr
AMI a quarter he hold an audience III New
Orleans spell. bound. although there Wee"
but few who could understand hts words
Bat il was th. eloquencc, the splendid de-
livery which charmed his hearers"
Dr. Orhan said The cardinal would 20
from here "a san Antonio. From thence
ne Will proceed 10 an Indian settlement
" hero the natives want TO receive him
according 20 fheiy Gus ofns 4 stop ~
day AMI night VIII he made AZ Ahu4uer-
que and trrtr days . Santa re Al l'ta-
So IS
receive, him. Frn tina; place ne VIII Pre-
coed to Kanss4 Ci.v and then 20 g L' l4s.
where the. rnost elaborate arr5l gen 'uts
are being made fcr hls reception ana en-
- H, f--r. srs
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Gainesvillc, Texas February - Tho
cook county executive committees, which
WAS called to meet today, failed to hold
the Meeting owing TO the fact that Il
quorum was not present \ noaVy rain
mas been failing since last uight, which
Kept the members living IN the country
from attending Tho meeting has been
called TO meet next Saturday, FL bruary
y. NJ o. NlnNk.
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Ilenr!etta. Texas. February 22.-Pursu-
ant TO call of the chairman of tho clay
county republican executive committee
there was large and enthusiastic gath
oring of the faithful members of the grand
old party here last night aud the following
delegates were elected. 10 the State con-
venLion az Austin, J. g. Minton and W.
\ RcUo. to the district convention Al
Aoiloun, a. l.. Thoruherry, r. T. Bcrncr
ard W ~ Johnson, a!ternltcs. W. II.
Chilsou W ~ Bailey and J. &. Nllnton.
All delegates were sent uninstructcd.
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most OF them will get together ana test
ths constitutionality Of the law In the
courts but this Is mere rtimor. and the
chances are that they VIII cool off and
sec themselves as they are and pay up.
me district and county attorneys were
not indicted. II being understood that they
were exempt under the law.
The grand jury also indicted nearly all
the land agents doing business In th.s
city for non-payment OF occupation taxes.
ana among them is the foreman OF the
grand jury himself
The grand Jury Is doing good work. and
II tho petit Jurors VIII follow in their foot
steps the road Of the wicked will be fun
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POPS AT PARIS.

Paris Texas February 22-The ropu-
lists held a large and enthusiastic mass
meeting hero today and passed resolutions
declaring that President Cleveland had
been guilty OF corruption in otn,e aud de-
served impeachment. Cyclone Davis made
a ringing speech ami begged the free silver
democrats 10 cooperate wi;N the popu-
usts as they were only divided In name,
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GALVEsTON 4 pIDnrp

Galveston, Texas, February 22-At a
meeting Of the directors OF tho Chamber
OF Commerce tonight the secretary was
instructed to wire Messrs. Noah Alien
ana Fred koehler. now In Dallas, for the
purpose Of attending the meeting of me
Iopulist State executive committee Mon
uay, ofsrlnS attractive Inducements for
lH" uopulst state convention and the an
nual meeting or tho Texas Farnera' Al
nance a committees was appointed TO
lake steps toward securing for Galveston
The suite school OF Methoda.
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SHOT A cnNN1c,r

Tyler' Texas February 21.-Yosterday.
Whhe attempting to escape, George HIS
worth a prisoner on tho poor farm. WAS
Sihlet by, guard named Las Hendricks
w Ren me prisoner ran Hendricks called
" I'm 70 stop aud hred his gun IN tho air
10 i';S lten him. Ellsworth kept rinnlnt,
anl Heodricks Cred again at the distance
~. ",oet ~ yards. iniiicting n flesh wound
W McForltnd is superintendent OF IN"
poor iarm and Hendrcks has been n rusfd
al the farm for about four years. 7N'''
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NIcroRIA NOTES.

Victoria Texas. February 22-The Are
men have decided 20 hold their annual
celebration Anrll q Committees have
been appointed and the occasion viii be
years
Mcknight Bros ~ this city have been
awarded the contract for the erection ~
the new bank building at Golad for Lew
MnctEe & Pettus 1t VIII be "A very hand
some two-Atory structure of philadelphia
pressed brick and stone, w'th plate glass
front. and win cost s60C or s;eo1,
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TWO SAD MISSIONS.
THE VICTORIA FAIR.

Victoria, Texas, February 2l.-The board
Of directors OF the Southwest Texas Fair
association held a meeting Wednesday
uirht aud reelected the corps Of on ,ers
WHO have served 50 efficiently since or
SANITATION; l.. y. HcAton, president, "
treasurer. L. \. hofer, secretary II WINS
resolved to hold n fair next fan ana Octo-
her to no inclusive was selected rs tho
time Tho revision ~ tho catalogue WAS
at once taken up and e is the iu;cntioY To
have the premium list ready for distr,bu-
ton as early as possible,
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barges on the construction an n
porary channel has no connfcta]
ever with the permanent chsrs1
70 be dug from Port Arthur b /
This latter channel will be nj
and not less than 100 feet wis. b
inspecting the plans United s.aal
Ger Quinn gave the opinion ia. 1
he a success.
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no END LAWLEssNrss

~ paso, Texas. February GA corfer
en'e Is being held here between Governor
thornton United States Marshal Han or
santa re, Sheriff Ascara,e Judge Hail
MAJOR LieweilYn OF Las Cruces and other
prS ninent citizens OF New Mexico, With ,
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REroRM pnEss MEETING.

Dallas. Texas. February p The Ma
tionnl Reform Preas association got down
90 business today with 100 delegates pres
ont. Presidsn, Milton Park presided and
Secretary j. a. Morgan WAS at his post
The work OF orgaai2ation took up the en-
tire morning session and most OF me AZ
ternoon. grand excursion Is being ar
ranged 70 carry the delegates to potuis or
interest Ia tho state, starting TUESDAY
mOrning.
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NUMEROUS INDICTMENTS.

All the Lawyers. and Nearly Al Real
Estate Dealers Indicted.
Hempstead,. Texas, February 22-An
lawyers OF this city have boon indicted
by the grand jury for non-payment OF oc-
cupatlon taxes. The shining legal lights
ana construers or misconstruors OF con
stitutloual rights and equity have for
some time disregardcd tto law in vogue
and seom to have considered themseivo,
privileged characters. Rumo- has It that
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poprLIsr srArn coMM1TrEr.

Fort, Worth, Texas February al.
Calhoun, editor Of the Industrial Review
aud secretary Of the county executive
committee. Is authority for tho state
ment thai the ropulst state executive
committee will meet IN Dallas Monday To
nN the time and place Of holding The State
nan Nnntinn
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POLITICS Ar sMlTHVILLE.

Smithvillc, Texas February 22.-S. W.
Drlnkard OF Missouri spoke here last night
to a small audience In advocacy of popu-
list principles
The democrats OF this section. both the
Eold and silver advocates, viii stick TO the
party platform formulated by the conven-
Han nj Chicago
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NrNrlONEp AS A CANDlpATE.

Noakum. Texas. February 22.--lion. Dan
| 7. Price. a prominent attorney hero. ia re-
celving complimentary mention from
| friends herrabouts as "a suitable man to
| succeed the laie Hon. w. IL. Grain In con-
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Bastrop. Texas. February 2l.-Chairman
A. j. Campbell has issued a call for n con
Vcntion OF Bastrop county republicans 10
meet here Saturday, February -