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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-25

The sound money democrats of Texas
have in Convention assembled declared
that they will not go into the regular
state convention at Austin. They will
have their own full ticket of candidates.
The convention is described as made up
of capitalists, laborers, merchants and
men of all professions, and enthusiasm
and determination were the characterizing
features of their deliberations. 1t will be
warm in the west this summer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-25

There is something like grim, though
unconscious, humor in the statement of
the Hon. Joseph Chamberlain that the
Transvaal republic is placing strong
guards along its boundaries for the pur-
pose of keeping out the 'kinderpest," or
cattle fever. The world knows that the
kind-er-pest the Beers mean to keep out
is of the genus Englishman. of the Jami-
son-Rhodes stamp.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-25

Democrats Divided in the West.
From the Afford CTex.) Standard (Dem).
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-25

The friends Of GOV. Morton are hard al
work in quiet way for bis nomina-
ilon Tor tho presidency In the mean
time. Mckinley boomers are wildly
oetlne their money that ohi0's fayorte
ron sli be nominated on iae nrst bal
iol.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-25

II IHe COuHIyi DaH5eIOUs DUsIHtss lIIs
for a politician; and married man, tool
So long as Alex. Carr showed every
symptom of insanity, there was strong
belief in Atlanta that he was sane. When,
according to his own testimony, he quit
acting crazy. and talked and acted like
a man possessed of his senses, Atlanta
pronounced him mad as a March hare.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-25

1t is hardly probable that the schemers
viii force snap senatorial primaries on the
people Of Georgia There is no law Of
democracy to enforce such plans OF the
silverites The senatorial campaign is
apart from the local campaign Of the
counties, and the people Of Georgia VIII
see that 1t Is conducted so.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-25

The French people would probably be
greatly disappointed if President Faure
were to act upon the suggestion that he
aid in the solution Of the current tangle
by resigning. The French do not like
statesmen who retire under fire. They
would prefer their leader to so down fight
ing. The man who held the presidency
just ahead of the marytred Carnot was
gutter" He resigned rather than fight
his political opponents. One consequence
Of his cowardice is that he has dropped
into political Oblivion. Nobody hears any
thing Of Casimir-Perier now, notwith-
standing he was one Of the republic
leading public men for several years up
to the time he resigned the presidency.
Hon. Thomas G. Lawson announces that
he viii be in the race for congress again
this year in the Eighth district He hest
tated for a long time. declaring at first
that he would wait until the democrat tic
convention decided how the party should
stand on the silver question But. he now
determines to be candidate and has ar
ranged 20 take up the campaign very soon
Judge Lawson 81 one Of the strongest men
Georgia has AZ the national capitol He has
brayely stood by his convictions on the
money question. and Is "a firm supporter
81 The cause ~ good. clean honest cnr.
reDcy win Judge Lawson. noB w. a.
Howard % ihe race ane Son. 81. d. can-
t'n' ~ ~ lnagendent candidate. Do 49,
N'sath district O. 3 plan that political
storms ars breslng.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-25

Saturday nights only II p. M. from Boil.
ton street.
Cars leaving and arriving into Bolton
street passengers changs at Thunderboit
For Montgomery 9 and 1917 a. m. ana
$50 and p. m. Leave Montgomery 7:ga
q. m. and l:45 and 5:25 D. M. ''''
FOR THUNDERBOLT-Ca leave FoI-
ton street depot on every hour and half
hour during the dav and evening
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-25
Bad Luck for ssNTcK y

From the Philadelphia Press (Rep).
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
LAGRANGE LOCALS.

A Bellicose parky Cleans out HIS House
hold and Lands in Jail--Burglnry
I.eGrango. Texas February 2d.-last
night LOWS burton, a colored man about
30 years of age, created a lively sensation
I'm the northern part of the city. lie had
tarkod up on mean whisky and while at
the house Of his father took orense at a
slight remark Of one OF his stop hrothers
sud for u while had his father amt MS
tHther's family On a stampede lie threw
the stove apron at his stop-sister Aui
struck her ON the head and II bounced
of OF her head and fen on the head OF a
small child, cutting its head to the skull
Then he made an attack on his father
with knife threatening all the while. 10
cut his throat, The cider Burton rotreated
a short distance. until he found noe
with short handle with which he dealt
his Delligcront ofnspruE several blows
over tho head which brought him to MS
senses. In the meantime the Burton
household was scattered throughout the
immediate ncighborhood. CosstahIe smith
was called In and he hnndcuffcd the pri-
soner ard landed him In inll
Last night the store of RaIzer I3ros
merchants in this city, was entered ana
several bolts OF goo-is were stolen. Tnc
matter was placed in the hands Of zee
Smith and In a short time he recovcver,
all the stolen goods and had ali tine mr..
ties under arrest. The burglary was com
mitted by one man and two women, An
parties coiorcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SHERMAN The city is advertising for
bids for a typographical map and profile
on "A sewerage system.
,KlNGsBp RY--lienry semler, l5-year-
Old boy. while oareleslY handling Win
chester shot on ono of his toes
FORT WORTH-Vol. l. No of the
Daily Tribune has appeared here Hon
Arthur Springer is the editor. The paper
is republican in politics and favors ALI
son.
GANADO-Mr Maturity has bought the
ga county grader TO use in draining his
large farm north or the railroad The
citizens ar0 using tho grader to deepen
the bitches and otherwise improve the
Gauado streets.
rENARkANA- Mrs. Ingram, living
three miles from the TranscontinentaI
Junction, set fire to II pile Of grass; her
dress ignited, and before her husband
could reach the spot she was terribly
burned Sho can not recover.
CI,ERU RNE-W h. Featherstone a
local attorney, was fined S25 for contempt
or court by County Judge t. A. ADAMS
Feathorstoue sued out a writ Of hahcns
corpus against the consent OF his client
who declared same in open court and
asked the court to dismiss the case Ths
case was dismissed and the attorney fined
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
THE TEXAs PRESS.
Date q the Mex, Meeting Fixed for APP
2 NJ ~ nasn


= al 81 Paso.
Dallas Texas February 20 The execu-
tive committee OF the Texas Press asso-
citation. John II. cullom OF the Garland
News presiding. met here today.
Thc next annual meeting Of the associa-
uln Vas uAe-i f1r April q, 1919, in the
cl.A O.! ~ PaSo. from which place an eN-
carslon % ~ Cny o. Mexico aud Vera
CRUZ is anticipated.
he secretary Was instructed to inform
M~'s's, uan > Hart and W. VI. fHudell
oi 4. Fa=o OF the date Of tie meeting.
-->Alns ioer cooperation IN tile matter
% programme.
Meses, John II. Cuiiom Of Garland, r..
= Holland O! Dallas, Il. NJ. Johnson oi
hous ,a, Or. ". NJ. NaudeIl and j. :.
a1l Secretary W 49, Cox VI Temple Wcrr
~f4 Qinte4 % committee Oh railroad trans
uortauon ard hotel accom-. 'i"uoils
fre programme for the meeting was
arranged as follows;
! u shaw Of Waco. Texas. orator r.
: carver Of Terrell essayist. Mrs. lsa-
tert hiepr al Dallas, poetc=s. W hai ne
tAas Frs Assollauon tlas Accom-
pushed. y G, Murray OF p'msor The
country Editor" VI j cox OF Terrell,
he-iy prints and Plate Matter" by +.
S. 4aaliD pf ClchlrUe, -.AdYcrtlsinE," w.
J.. sargent 90: GreeuNillc; Daily News
tArcts JOB smal Town j. X Rausome
dr ~ t4-hlrua The Press Bullruu,"
Sir, IS H. COX ~ Temple, "Typesctune
Ir d. h. CAnaN ~ Waco. Relations Of
NeWSpspefs 10 the ltailroafs.' Junn ;.
lihrt ~ VI paso The. EDITORS Wite on
trr Pay H.4l' Mrs +. 49, Robinson OF
.ats, ile. The job Department IN
NFlt,-y Office H. a. Musstoye of
>seertNater
NainuN Editorial ussaolnt on al Calves
t-r iu i'i tHc follow Iur resolutions Wcfn
offered Uy Nr y T. Sargent and iopted
Nl-r,as The National Editorial as
IA s..f. o. ffaHH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES
Hon. John B. Lona Nants TO Go TO
Congress Again,
TEXAS COUNTY NTH no DEMOCRATS
Resolutious Passed by Reps s.iosns ~ .
Tribute TO ConsressnsA ,raiE--SoEss
Primary Res1its.

cuero. Texas, February S--ne Nigh
esteem In which uosA W. II Graz vas
held by his political orpS-e4;ts is sSowz II
the following resolatioEls> AaSftea ~ IRE
republican cozveztsoa hele here Monday
night;
Whereas, We shs rs7ah.scA-s ~ loeT5it
county, have heard with s,ncsr'e -us-es o.
tie death Of the Fsos. yyshAr Il crn4A
late member o. congress from sais f.is
Eleventh csaTlgTe-7sseras @fstrA-s 81 Texas
and sorle al Is have vjness,e5 h.s ASST
sad orsess uies. rsv, tslc-s10rV2 ns s.
,RessolNsd. Thai - = s5.lAf-.,np $50 n
bled. eNtezld 20 The h@rcs re1 &sst hsaz--
broken family ol- fu.etsl Iut-is'arf ~ - ~
patty gna ncarn MIA lee71 p to,s r.
reparsb4e loss. ihAS we - cl-l1oss 8. las
district realize teai ~ Us anA1a tne 7'ii,-
pie OF Texas tAso been aeg1eto- t a niose
brilliant SGD ussiG. lie. MN ~ go hAf"
known hira ssacc us cary Fl1l-r-' s'i-
have w8tcf-s N.tA Tzlte s7ra Nt4 -~
ciimlsd ihs ladder 81 tEsef la-1a 81.
life with ~ sd save ts.-5 - a4t4f aa-.-
AID willing haglas be zaale - sas g.
substantial ara hT-ta-e oaresr rars.l--
among the lS.41rg mel ~ aye Ma t1.
lie wsLs afnhiiInls c-4r 70 serve q tfae ~
isoftS ialthtu.4 ie AS strong ~ Elee-
Ton. frnJ 1n coaric-4o1- ci"r g.,
fertile tu cNpf1.rHt- ST. 1-... 'ale O. a--lH
ready Ia rpGcius4ca. hl-i~- ~ -ra- -+
generous - q t4u.i. lz1 .se lsi7 i-1' -s-
voiced ~ his frlar-A tsssfs.-- ~ $50
onnoo..sE traits ~ r-.n1 AKA hesrG % D.
no wonder be drew Asa-tl a.lp q W-rro
friends and that RS Nr fl1+it csr.se nas
caused s1rh universal f,tirsslVcfrlrrt
And, while We sgt,1lseiN elT re~ 90 it-1l
WHO taeih al ,tinss wcli sra Aaae thA1
this is a cciC we 81 rfl's1 Tag- t.'
the shadow reveals s-sf-f. when g. ..0srIy
fortseCa and sit v-ssfie hnur cer9ve- 50
comes with the slr..r-Sn ana t4ra ~
mystery ard a CalEuity ffe at4 sa-f
from ALI earthly soeuee. he liTs eNt- 1u+t-
ed IN death and ia keen '.Is 3d. nierl .ftsr
w our hearts We would rl5Gf hy DIS Fr-ss'
a rose ana e. hsueysurhi" tha peri tfrr~ n
which would sewn 70 speak. iia-atl
hero sle,us ono who was ki.l, noble Is ID
true" May Dee rest in peace
Eesolsfi fAt ae tarrna- marx @. re-
spect -hesc rcsoluuous Grs published.
,fal. ~ Pr. i-rn,
g. y. Farrls
r. Ierpeucr,
For the GuuVrf.liol.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
by the eoar. of civil appeals of the Fourth

by the court of civil appeals OF the Fourth
supreme judicial district:
Anirmei-Chy National Bank OF Fort
Worth VS.. Edward Davis ct al, from Dial.
las; w T. Lambert ct al VIZ. Geo. Mcclure
81 al, from Johnson; Chas. Goodnight ct al
Va che Texas Land Mortgage company eft
al from Dallas. Il. II. Morris VS.. w. d.
Hctisloy e. al from Dallas: j. w. IIag-
gard VS., John y. Martin. from Collin: X,
n and Ward Templeton ct al vs.. Texas
Brewing company. from Tarrant
Reversed and Rernanded-'rhe First Ma
.tpAl Rank OF Mason VS.. II. b. LedDettcr
es al from Mason; Northwestern National
Insurance company VS.. O. A. Mfze, from
x3rSNson.
Reversed and Reudered-R. c. ana c. V.
Holland VS., Jonn w. Preston. from Atlas.
eoss; City Of sherman VS.. X. Il. Smith.
from GrRysoa.
Motions ovcrrued-Liverpcol and Lon
don. and Globe Insurance company vs. A..
=. Ccigtn, from Navarro. for rehearing.
Motions Granted and Opinions Reform
ed Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
company w. Pa: Spellman. from Tarrant.
for rehca ring.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27

they WIN he prepared to fulhll the eNpecta-
lions of tho railroad officials Wmle on
this trip Messrs. Gillian ana ltammpnd
win also visit Port Arthur and inspect the
surveys FOR the railroads terminal al th"t
point. a..
ny telegram the sad news reached Mt
Hal Land this morning that Vera. ms
hnhv daughter and only child, hnd died
"A, II O'Clock this morning in shreveport
week ago Mrs. Land LETT for Nlslt
No hcr mother at Shreveport ana WIN
Ahe execution OF slight cold her pretty
baby was In excellent health. Her doatn
81 a sad blow to her father ana mother
and In their bereavement they nave the
s,-mnathy Of the entire community. Tnc
Guilds remains will he b-ouSAt TO TINS
city Tor intermont, but the hour OF me
funeral is not yet announced.
1he Gulf and Interstate rrope today
II formed The Post CORRESPONDENT IN At
their road will he completed IN few
days and that they will be prepared 20
receive freight and passengers from Benu-
mont to Galveston March 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27

sion most remarkable far h.ut 20
ity. The plain, undeeo ~ neslts nj
re, r,e1ee {. Golden Medical D;. ~ "a
that is necessary to con,;ns ,.9,sg d
people Of its transcends,, . ne
are as follows. n' NM
All diseases come from -.
get into the blood, pron.s r's NJ
IN the blood, which carrIess ~. -
BODY. When they end ! -. .S,lss
stuck to the weak spot. n S
eased spot and the disease L s,',.s
name corresponding 10 Ia i,..ss
body. The cause Is the saw .'S y
diseases. All impurities az l S,s ~ '. q
germs Impure blood mean. A. y. :,
blood. Kill the germs, elimi,..n
purities. enrich the blood ,rd ,' \ r
itself into the diseased SPOT ana ~ ~.
It, and give it power to throw a 4. h!
that exist there. DR.. Pierceis ~ Z. y
ical Discovery is designed n So' Is
Is the theory: The facts at. tt N
thousands of people have usS 4.
covery,' II used TO be sold v;,t \.
standing that if it didn't en-, 4 \.
returned, and the money refuSi " !
body ever asked for the r,ou.y ~ j
clause was dropped. Thouurd, \ y
have written voluntary letter. Nh
its discoverer. A few Of then l.s..
been included in DR.. Pierce, NM, mr. !.
sand page book, Common Sens vi n
Adviser 1t will be sent ab,oluDl, 1.
receipt Of al one.cent stanns h Z. I.
mailing only, Address. with sta=s.s Il
E'spensary Medical Associate, "
Main Street, Buffalo, NY. =
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nN1Y r1cKpOCKN rs.

TAYLOR, Texas. February sS.-l'ast night
as the northbound International ana
Great Northern passenger train arrived
in TAYLOR two pickpockets attempted To
work the crowd. when the train was un'
loaded for transfer To the katy quite
crowd was on the platform, and some
,hiup Of lam occurred. DURING TINS
ttn,c one gentleman felt some ones hand
thrust into his bosom, whore he had q
roll Of bills in an INSIDE poche'. rus
yS,,s reOcnto1 but the EFFORT to get the
nu,so Mas unsuccessful and the would-he
rNbher was requested 10y tho genuemon
to have a care what Ne did lie escaped
uoc<ct pickod OF $40, some OF the ny
ISLANDERS witnessing the operation, hut
falling to glve the alarm " IS evident
rains ns they could not he found when
The train pulled out and officers learned
OF the proceedings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
THLHr -. ~

i'7a;. Tn2af r,tr-aatg w-o, ~sn o.,
-le frlt- iprtsa ' l-.a r...,t -.a..,f 81 ..t...,
s.,,saa.s ,s..s, boz. ,.i.-..,-.. o. 1''''
,,.t. ., Hi1'iA were
-rf .- 10.
flat So gn Il Tav-
ti" -tff ~44rure Loan
Nsrf q L. fran Nr-
a" e. So AlazEri rt AL
'a.t b.c,ify So Foa.tr
'.'@ sef Texas Fire lrsur-
ht Lrgltes from i.r.-.
q.. 'ta7-.i 49, H'l Nahh from
''ft fsf1Iis.f.1e-i- Misa4ufi Kan.
'Aef i-'.t .vs} .ytai.4,Y ~. lin.
N3" f'ftr tasirop Gulf
aiis" 'tpit sou 5fsaCl
Letter 1'c enp ff0--f,.-s ultr 20 per
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
REPUBLICAN T,TssT-,.~,7,,.--,

Galveston To4as. February e. -I--4.
mght Republican eonyc1tin- rali.s ay
tsonss howe. claiming IT, De shs- real
cnalFrasn o. fAe republican ;4rty IL Cal
Ftsisn county. after a4gu-iag rfa r.,.r.s
.,ia3 -sls4lHE t7if T-irfsis-E rer.r-e I..1r ~.
hafLfis arr rur E.-i.ta-. - l---f-
fsil' api-1.-sif'- delegates - .EE i s.tf --r.
teltSsoas q the vars Arrete .s- --
p -ss' Sar A@11 a. s-.-
ses2 51'l&s AF- Las. szl3 Ae tst fe- ~
te9at 2 ll-e ciSgF a1t,ar t-45 ns> a. --g.r.r..s
w. 's-@ y ~. T@tae AND v,ll1 ,.r 49, IA
y .ri-s-5s- hA tp1s.Esst flf rllr-r,r "
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Il siss,4z-F alss sa-- ga l4. - 80 ~. --.
- -i--s F1--r'- -rlg ~ va a..
ter sspS1c y-ts.5.l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
NEUROLOGICAL.

CONRAD wALL-Carthage, Texas.
February 25.-Died, at this place, on the
cath instant, Mr. Conrad Wall, of con-
sumption.
STEVE TULLos-Groveton, Texas, Feb
funry 25-Uncle Steve Tullos a highly re-
| sres'tcd old gentleman Of this county died
| here today from the effects of amputi tlng
his leg.
MISS GENIE TAYLOR - Nayasota.
! Texas. February 26--Miss Genie Taylor
died here yesterday at the home of heI
grandfather, Rufus Crimes. at the age OF
~ years. She was burisd at Opalonia, this
| county, today.
O. +. MOYE-Village Mills, Texas Feb
ruary go H. Moye, aged 65, died this
morning at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs +. u. Block from cerebral hemor-
| rhage. He leaves an aged wife and seven
children to mourn his loss.
JOHN FISCHER Texas, Feb
| ruary 25.-'Tho remains of Mr.. John Fisch-
| er, who died al his home in Caldwell at .
| this afternoon for interment lie was oil
| years of age ana leaves a wife, two daugh-
| ters and one son TO mourn his demise.
| HIS malady was dropsy. lie was the father
! OF Mrs. Louis f. Grasmuck OF this city.
Il. r. Observation-Disclosures )ches Texas
| February q Mir H. T. Ttysiug r, an ell
derry gentleman, died AT his home In TINS
city at 6 p. m. yesterday. His remains
cemetery aud were followed 20 their last
resting place 10y large COnCOurse OF sor-
TOWING relatives ann tIltNis DECEASED
was a dcvout Christian. a member of the
Methodist church. a wife ana s.N children
survive him.
1IApptc 4rc,ha,r Tr,,s rcehr,-
ar. ., z tSirc,pi, ,ocoivad here ms
,ort.ri r,, hy 49, 70 n ,ni / q IInr.
ris an,,nu,;,,U a., da,th nj AZ n'Ilork Ills
:, ,,ri,,r ~ ,hi i,,,ir ,irn,y I.r-
ri5 ~ To- bt,,. In So,,rro,' ~ tbo uge of
IA 49, 10 ,,r,e,i,, ,.idc5 On mis-
COMFY and h,s MANY f,.cnas here TO
rTo,,,i H.. to,ts IT, ,Sss liam CON
tolerate soldier. serving throTrh the war
In Company H. 'rerrs-'s 'r.Nas Rangers
N,,c nr7,vrtt, pl,,fN Nf,.cra,,nr
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tiaH Ii'ili a. tuV u','''. .N'.'
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N'i.'D','S
MRS. II. y. FERGl SON-Nona, Texas.
February 26,-Mrs j.. y. Ferguson, or
Grandma Ferguson, as she was called.
died this morning at 1858 o'clock al the
home of her son, MIR, q. r.. Ferguson OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
ELECTRlC srRrEr RArIwAy

Temple Texas, February 26.-rho follow
Ing we'll known Templci,es and cap,tal-
lists made application last night 10 the
city council asking a franchise for the
In Temple: J. T. Gillett. u. = Caiiirher'
W, X, Branch, I. l.. Holingsworth ard
otto BurMtiz. They propos. 10 cover the
principal streets OF the city with the road
within one year from the time the fran,
chise is granted. The promoters are Wen
known and have the confidence OF our
pc0ple, ana thls move is another evidence
OF the growth and prosperity Of Tomple.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
PASSENGERS RoBBnp.

pickpockets and Sneak Thieves Relieve
Travellers of Their Wealth
Austin, Texas, February 26.-From pas
scngors who came in on the International
and Great Northern train from the north
this morning Il is learned that the pas
.enret,s on same train were held mp ny ron
hers at TAYLOR while IL was moving out
of tho yards. The maiL express ana
sleeping cars We're not moleSted and the
robhorv VAS perpetrated before anybody
knew il had happened almost ana tho
robbers Jumped on and disappeared IN
the darkness while their victims were
irving TO figure out inc sNualFoh'
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BANK ROBBERS LYNCHED.
Foster Crawford and Elmer Lewis Strung Up by
Infuriated Citizens.


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% NN"e' Do's ""e" ''e' V00ei "e lily '"o"@ O'"'
.' 49, NV" i'' '"e p''A' - Wv" '"'e ""A "'" w."
~ NV Owns w 's"p" pores as O0le'' 's'S 10 0'ner uespeN'oes
w w ~ "'s"' ""en 'he ahse'S anu posse sarfou"''u h ae
p ~ ~ ' "' morning wheh S were drought mere was II posi-
""' '"'' were ai'oush ,oFu was eosiAd oy i""Ni'u
INC VINO was WOUNDED oy oS from o"toFds pistol pefore ne
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PRISONERS ''u ceS DC Nhched' the Rangers $1,000 guard over them to
protect ~ from 'ne large crowd OF angry citizens VINO stood around IN
groups giving uh vent to their feelings Of Indignation
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was universally liked ana when the shock oeeaoned by his foul assasna
vengeance e "reaa upon his mns lie had friends all over this sec
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case Is exciting wide spread interest
and at least half dozen of tho most cele-
brated criminal lawyers In the state are
engaged in It. Dyer was young man
Of rare business qualifications a member
of the Lone star Cattle and Commission
company of Kansas city. Mo, ana a son
OF John Dyer, n large stockman OF TINS
county. The tragedy grew out OF love
affair, II is alleged.
James Livington. noted stockman of
Hamilton county. has just been convicted
In the district court Of Bosque COMFY for
receiving stolen cattle ard has been given
two years In the penitentiary.
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LEFT THE TRACK.

Sealy. Texas, February %.-T2
bound Santa Fe passenger was n
about three and one-half miles NJ
Sealy this morning. the entire VI,
ing derailei except the engine ~
trucks of the Pullman, hut fo'.Ii
no one was injured In the least Y
quite a funny sight TO see ne =
coming to town without even ]
attached. The wreck was capsA !
tenders trucks leaving the M
o'clock this evening the wtt
cleared and everything was now
usual
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-27
CAUGHT IN T1r Ac,,r

Crowley. La, February 26.--Ahout mid
night last night a white man. Dan
@ Mara, vas arrested by Night Marshal
{ arr Hayes while attempting TO hurglarize
irving TO effect an entrance through a
WINDOW IN the rear OF the store and naa
mo glass partly cut out when arrested
We Is stranger and Will give no account